Galax High School - Knowledge Knoll Yearbook (Galax, VA)

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w ' - . 'W - J.. -3 E. fx r 1 1 Y if Niiqwl wi nv: i ' .. SEEN mv -5' Terri LeGrand is escorted onto the court on Parent's Night. 41. 1 is Y 5 2 Galax 16 Christiansburg 27 Galax 17 Floyd 36 Galax 20 Carroll County 33 Galax 12 Blacksburg 38 Galax 30 I-lillsville 22 Galax 14 Wytheville 28 Galax 19 Narrows 40 Galax 17 Giles 35 Galax 19 Radford 33 Galax 29 Christiansburg 43 Galax 14 Floyd 38 Galax 23 Carroll County 40 Galax 14 Blacksburg 48 Galax 14 Wytheville 27 Galax 30 Narrows 24 Galax 23 Giles 42 Galax 18 Radford 28 G I r .i :a ,T ' ' 5 Q N' V - 4' Gu Q ? 32 it Q V: Myra Wright jumps high for a foul shot, IQ 'K ' N I Bebe Hill struggles with a Radford player to gain control of the ball. Ya can't win 'em all . . . Neither could the Girls junior Varsity basketball team, looking back over a series of disap- pointing defeats. But their's could have well been a year of preparation. Through participation on the j.V. team, members gained the skills and experience needed for the upcoming year on the varsity squad. Near the end of the season bad luck struck the Tide as guard, Ann Hennis was injured and was out for the remainder of the season. Despite this year's disappointments, the I.V. team will return next year with added experience and high hopes for a winning season. J.V. BASKETBALL 41

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if Most people don't understand what cheerleading is. They just see them down on the football field or on the basketball court and think, I bet that's just a lot of fun and games I Not really. Cheerleading can be fun but it takes a lot of hard work and dedication. Our varsity squad consisted of only three oldies and five new ones. It took us only a few weeks of summer practice and we were ready to spread a little cheer. During the season we were willing to practice everyday, to spend our free time making signs or making snacks for the players. We even went as far as to borrow a big sign to help spread some Tide Pride all over the territory. During football season, we were lucky enough to get a free breakfast on Saturday mornings with the players. This meant getting up before 8:00 a.m. and most of us had a lit- tle trouble getting there before all of the food was gone. Basketball season brought the cold weather along with the long trips to away games. Since only seven of us could cheer, we always had the problem of who was going to cheer and who was going to sit out. We never understood how everything worked out, but it always did. You might say that the I.V. squad had a rough year. There was only one rookie, Myra Williams. This meant that she had to start from scratch and teach the rest of Lyn Walker has all the gracefulness it takes to be a cheerleader. Cathy Lineberry assures us that her Tide Pride spirit will last forever the squad everything she knew. With a little time and effort, the J.V. squad proved to be a great squad along with their ability to promote school spirit eveywhere they went. i' .nz-va X