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

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CHEERLEADERS BOOST UNDERCLASS ATHLETES Cheering at pep rallies and athletic events, promoting spirit throughout the student body, and supporting the ninth and tenth grade athletes are only a few of the activities in which the Freshman and Junior Varsity Cheerleaders participate. The Junior Varsity squad also served as guides at PTA Back- to-School Night while both squads promoted money-rais- ing projects such as bake sales, doughnut sales, candy sales, and cheese and beef stick sales. Ms. Shumate, the spon- sor of the cheerleaders, has spent endless time and energy giving leadership . to’ both squads of cheerleaders. i! eis - ULE Eeee sper EE see Be Upper: Freshman cheerleaders: Front Row: Tammy Nichols, Shirelle Thomas Middle Row: Jill Jenkins, Sarita Shaw, Susan Farley Back Row: Tricia Heston, Jane Wilson, Wendy Waldrop, Ashley Reid, Mary Beth Cullather, Karen Good- rich, Donna Williams, Debbie Stone, Teresa Tyler, Kim Barefoot Middle Left: The Junior Varsity Cheer- leaders retire to the stands for the game. Middle Right: Ninth grade cheerleaders display their spirit, prior to the Home- coming Parade. Lower Right: Sissy Lett watches Mr. Warrior dance. Lower: JV Cheerleaders: Front Row: Sissy Lett, Dina Taylor, Back Row: Ste- phanie Williams, Kim McKee, Bonnie Hoover, Shanda Lynch, Sylvia Davis, Barbara Harless, Jamet Williams, Karen Cosby, Rhonda Robinson, Ashley Wil- son, Mary Trevillion Clubs 183

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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS CREATE ACTION ATTRACTION Exhilerating spirit throughout the year, the varsity cheerlead- ers are active in many activities. Mr. Warrior, Mickey West, joined the cheerleaders in cheering for all sports events and pep rallies during the school year. The cheerleaders, under the direction of Mrs. West and Mrs. Bean, assisted in the preparation and serving of pre- game meals to football players and coaches for all home games. This special time for athletes and cheerleaders served as a time for sharing team spirit before the games. The cheering squad raised money to buy new uniforms with co-captains Wendy Harris and Karen Millican assisting Mrs. West. The squad also provides many services to the school such as serving as guides and assisting the faculty and admin- istration in special events. Upper left: Cassandra Harrison sup- ports Melanie Mahanes in a cheering formation. Upper right: During the Patrick Henry “Hee Haw’ pep rally, cheerleaders Susan Wilcox, Pam Arnold, Robin Mar- tin, and Laura Heston spread some football ‘‘rumors.” Middle: front row: Karen Millican and Wendy Harris co-captains second row: Laura Heston, Pam Arnold, Robin Mar- tin, Michelle Dabbs, Carolyn Owens, Rhonda Wilcox, Diane Lett, Linda Wetz- ler, Mickey West, Robyn Jones, Melanie Mahanes, Cassandra Harrison, Dana Terry, Missy Millican, Sandy Green, Lisa Duke Lower left: Mickey West, Carolyn Owens, and Michelle Dabbs await the beginning of the Homecoming parade. Lower right: Cassandra Harrison gets R-OZWe DFE 182 Clubs

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JAZZ BAND ADDS MUSICAL PIZZAZZ Walking by the auditorium 6th period, one can hear the music of the talented Jazz Band. The members not only explore dif- ferent jazz styles and forms, but also perform in school and com- munity programs. The Jazz Band entertained Warrior fans at basketball games and per- formed for crowds at the Robins Center during half time events. With a musical range from Jazz to contemporary, the ensemble performs with poise and profes- sionalism. Upper: David Forbes helps conduct a Jazz Band session. Middle: Mr. Leon Auman joins the Jazz Band during a performance. Lower: Jazz Band — Front Row: Jaye Farmer, Bill Hicks, Tommy Layne, John Klotz, David Forbes, Nick Harlowe, Mel- vin Carter Second Row: John Shavage, Reginald Bush, Charles Sharpe, Melvin Black Back Row: Scott Patterson, Greg Vla- hos, Robbie Spiers, Sonny Matthews, Mr. Leon Auman Far Left: Thomas Young and Wesley Thompson ee = sce. ee mew . i 184 Clubs