Cheerleaders

[Scorpio]

(01-09-2011 09:00 PM)Natalie Wrote:  I cheered at my fundy u. My uniform was down to my knees.

so stop swingin' those hips".

I thought the cheer needed some booty, that's all.

Natalie - you should know hips are made for bearin', not swingin'.

[hac84]

The puzzle to me was the inconsistancy (Which is nothing new in fundyland) I was surprised at how many IFB schools had cheerleaders. Dancing is wrong, unless it is at a sporting event? (Although dancing was used in Scripture to praise the Lord.)

[hac84]

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Oh, we didn't dance! We cheered. One has music... one does not.

But your ungodly gyrations were accompanied by a beat. Think of it as "Acapella dancing."

[Darrell]

http://www.sbbcwv.com/ministries/christian-academy.html

[Scorpio]

Do I dare ask what the letters on the uniforms represent?

[LMcC]

(01-12-2011 12:16 PM)Darrell Wrote:  http://www.sbbcwv.com/ministries/christian-academy.html

Yup, that outfit is about right. We might not have had our uniforms go quite that close to the floor, but heavy, pleats, the bib... ugh.

[alm517]

(01-12-2011 08:36 PM)Natalie Wrote:  Our uniforms were similar to these. Same length and the tops are almost what we had. Our "skirts" were a solid color with a band at the bottom with our colors (which were blue and gold), but we had the same pleats and everything as this.

http://www.glcslions.org/school_site_046.htm

One of my friends that went there too- we didn't go at the same time, still talks about those skirts and says he loved the way the girls asses looked in them...