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NE FINAL SALUTE The Drill Team’s last year at Henrico was definately an outstanding one. The number of participants was smaller, but this only im- proved their excellent routines. Under the lead- ership of Gail Amory and Karen Buchanan this year’s team proved itself to be very together. Our only re- gret is that this season ended Henrico’s long his- tory of successful drill teams. Drill Team at attention 2 GRACE Mallory salutes. 3 Terri Jarvis sparks with enthusiasm at the Homecoming game. Drill Team: M. Herrington, A. Smith, L. Wright, T. Baugh, G. Longest, D. Per- kins, G. Amory, C. Hargadon, S. Stiebel, K. Buchanan, R. Walker, K. Rich, S. Hott, A. Pitchford, T. Jarvis, G. Mallory. Photographs Buck Overbey 162 Organizations
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FLAGS RIFLESINSTEP 4 Randy Mathis hy a Tom Nichols 1 Color Guard: First Row; C. Shelton, G. McDermott, L. Spainhour, S. Stewart. Second Row; K. Watson, G. Meade, D. Clarke; Rifle Captain, D. Kirstein. Tihirdsk owls hook Mar Gain mle Blake, K. Johnson, P. Waller, C. Bentz, K. Jones, J. Hertz, S. Scott; Comman- der, T. Santos, J. Longo, S. Anderson, E. Freeman, M. Woodfin, L. Baybutt, C. Abernathy, Y. Archer. Color Guard cheers Warriors on to another victory. ? This year Colorguard consisted of twenty-five girls including rifle captain Diane Clarke and commander Sandi Scott. Six- teen girls carried flags, eight carried rifles and the comman- der carried a sabre. These girls accompanied the band at the football games, Madison Homecoming Parade and WLEE Band day. They were wearing new uniforms and were required to attend color- guard camp at Ferrum College. Randy Mathis py Rifle Captain Diane Clarke seems pleased with her performance. - Rifles surround trumpet soloists during a Friday night performance. Organizations 161
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DY) f WIP D = BATON BOOGIE Led by Susie Pitts, the majorettes were again very active in many school events. They had a special flair that always added to football games, pep rallies, or other parades in which they were involved. They would consistently enter- tain the student body with seasonal music a nd new routines. To use an old cliche, “They were always in their places with bright smiling faces.” 1 Majorettes: Front row; R. Longest, D. Trevillian. Second row; M. Bartless, J. Nannally,9.S. Pitts. Captain: D; Mathews, Co-captain; G. Colvig. Gail Colvig flashes a bright smile. 3 Majorettes show their good form. 4 Robin Longest and Susie Pitts display perfect timing. Photographs Buck Overbey Organizations 163
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