East Henderson High School - Highlander Yearbook (Flat Rock, NC)

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10 TOP: Peering over posters, Harness and Barrett call for victory. ABOVE: Football camp claimed a week of summer vacation for these boys who slept on cots in the gym and ate food prepared by cheerleaders while practicing twice a day. Enthusiasm

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Almost Unnoticed, | Work Steadily Whether it’s a volleyball game in P.E. class, a pep club poster, an inter- scholastic varsity game, or merely supporting the team by attending the game and cheering the boy’s efforts, my students apply themselves com- pletely. We realize that not everyone can play on a varsity team. But when my students do their best regardless of the job, then I know I have done well with them and I am proud. LEFT: Bryant Diehl shoots for the goal high above the floor, while he evades his opponent. ABOVE: Toe to toe eager students file into the bleachers for a display of spirit at a pep rally.

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stems from My Powerful Influence Just as I prompt my students to stand up and yell, we inspire our ball players to put forth their best. To- gether we encourage them to win; whether they win or lose, we still stand behind them. I am especially strong in my cheer- leaders. They are always there, cheering, yelling and encouraging. They induce a spirit of enthusiasm like an electric current before a game. Coaches, players, pep club, cheer- leaders and most of all, my students display the interest which makes me great. LEFT: Cheerleaders tantalize the crowd with their miniature footballs. BELOW: Bearcats and Eagles tumble to the ground after a substantial yardage gain. ABOVE: Coach Reese yells encouragement from the sidelines.