Their half-century has seen them grow from a seed of an idea into an international dance troupe, although not without controversy.
The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, as we know them today, debuted in 1972, soon after the Cowboys moved to Texas Stadium, which became to the cheerleaders what Radio City Music Hall is to the Rockettes. There, they established a national trademark. Make that international. Soon, they were globetrotting their charismatic brand all over the world.. Their white boots prancing, they marched right into a rapidly changing world. The Watergate scandal broke in 1972.
The Dallas Cowboys’ cheerleaders perform high-kicking routine at an NFL game in Miami, Fla., in 1978.Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders tryouts at Texas Stadium in Irving in 1993. From left: Judges Buddy Sharp, hairstylist for the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders; Charlotte Anderson, Marketing Director for the Cowboys; Scott West, KVIL disc jockey; and Kelli McGonagill, director of the Cheerleaders.five
Super Bowls during the decade, guided by stoic Coach Tom Landry, with national television cameras magnifying the profile of the team and the white-booted cheerleaders. The seemingly wholesome cheerleaders danced headlong into a new word in 1978 — controversy. The Cowboys objected to five
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