Henrico High School - Totem Pole Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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All Part of the Game Hostessing Fall Sports Ban- quet, attending cheerleading camp at the University of Rich- mond, acting as guides for the P.T.A. parent night, and provid- ing refreshments for teams after practice are some of the spe cial activities that the cheerleaders have done this year. Besides these special events the cheerleaders have their regular activities which consist of cheering for all sports and pep rallies and daily practices. Ms. Shumate, sponsor, and Mrs. West, co-sponsor, work hard to coordinate the cheer- leader squads. Their active participation in all athletic events promotes the spirit of Henrico High School. Upper left: Ninth Grade Cheerleaders: Front row: Dina Taylor, Stephanie Wil- liams, Sylvia Davis. Second row: Shanda Lynch, Bonnie Hoover, Sissy Lett, Mary Trevillian, Kim Farrar. Back row: Ashley Wilson Not pictured: Karen Cosby. Center left: Karen Millican, Casandr a Harrison and Karen Cosby strive to promote student participation. Center upper right: Junior Varsity Cheerleaders enjoy cheering at the outdoor athletic games. Center lower right: Mr. Arnold chauffeurs the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders during the Home- coming Parade. Lower left: Junior Var- sity Cheerleaders: Front row: Dana Terry, Terri Horne, Darlene Blowe, Lisa Duke. Back row: Missy Millican, Casan- dra Harrison, Pam Arnold, Sandy Green, Cherise Fredericksen, Robin Martin, Michelle Dabbs, Dee Dee Diaz, Carolyn Owens. 4H js 141

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Upper right: The Varsity Cheerleaders travel in style in the Homecoming Parade. Center left: Cheerleaders must trust their partners when doing stunts, as shown here with Cherie Lewis and Tracey Glasper. Center right: Varsity Cheerleaders: Front row: Karen Milli- can, Wendy Harris, Cherie Lewis, Rhonda Wilcox, Co-Captain Suzanne Sherrod, Co-Captain Kimi Diaz, Annette Bradley, Yvonne Hardy, Robin Cheerleaders’ Spirit and Service Charlotte Whitlock, Kim Beard, Mela- nie Mahanes, Robin Jones, Linda Wetzler, Susan Wilcox, Diane Lett, Tra- cey Glasper. Lower left: Diane Lett wonders which class will win the spirit tomahawk. Lower middle: Karen Milli- can cheers the Warriors to victory at the Homecoming game. Lower right: Kim Beard, Linda Wetzler, Kimi Diaz, and Carol Thompson pause to watch the halftime festivities. Bassons Freeze, Carol Thompson. Back row: ees : . aa ee a) Sai Ree ae (ene ws Se yy x % ) 4 ‘ i rd ix ¢ we “3 ay UNG yS ; fh SS rs ee 140

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Black Heritage and Y.A.C. “Brotherhood of Excelience’’ was the theme of Black Heritage Week at Henrico. Speakers, entertainment, and discussions were included in student activities for the week. John Houze, sophomore, said, ‘Black History Week is a good idea, and Blacks have made many great achievements which set a precedent for other minorities to fol- low.” Improving student attitude, planning cafe- teria meals and improving relations between cafeteria staff and students is the function of the Youth Advisory Council. WEURbew: EOE Upper: Mrs. Linda Gilliam and Ms. Ger- linde Edwards are the sponsors of the Black Heritage Committee. Center left: Chuck Richardson, former Henrico High student, and Bernadine Simmons, television newscaster, were among the guest speakers at the Black Heritage Assembly. Center right: Youth Advi- sory Council standing: Doris Hall, Jackie Bridgers, Gil Wells, Pam King, Jeril Smith, and Tamara Johnson. Kneeling: David Forbes. Lower: Ms. Conner has a Black history discussion. 142