Hokes Bluff High School - Eagle Yearbook (Hokes Bluff, AL)

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BLOSS Ei?S foj? All 1106 GOOOyt PHONE 4 Co- Captain LYNN NORMAN Junior « «|ats fio ' ji?s fog fiLL m:c siONS 06 COOOYE J E STATION M BRONCO Captain SHERRY MITCHELL Senior These eight girls were elected by the student body to represent our school. They were required to do two individual yells and a group yell. They have certainly worked hard and should have recognition for their dedication. MINUTES SECONDS ■™ ■ SECONDS Jfc. VISITOR|||[||(§| GO I QTR. MARGIE CROFT Senior T ' BLOSS r fTERSO W ONCO SE STATIC Sm 3ffONCC 9 OCT :iii«ioo ' ( GRO DIANN LINDSEY Sophomore iTOll BLOSSAl SHOP S H JtATS ' ' h ' ' ' Tf ' Sio HI6NI Y V, r HON£ 492- PATERS! ONCO

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69-70 H.B.H.S. Cheerleaders : f WITH BBOKCO COB S ' --s WILNUT ST SllES-SERVfL lEANERS fUARiiF r Loc Dim WAREHOUSE MORRIS £. WEAVER i° „ A ' i; JEDMONT HIGH P§ 5 ;v Boosting morale and providing sympathy, the cheerleaders were a welcome sight to spectators and team alike. At pep rallies they radiated pep and spirit and at games they were there with vigor, and vitality. This year ' s cheerleaders, through their untiring effort and devotion have proved themselves a valuable asset to both their team and school. } Sponsor JOY ANN McCULLERS A good group of cheerleaders must have the backing of an expe- rienced and interested person. Miss McCuUars was capable of this back- ing. She influenced the girls to be outstanding in character, and high in spirit. They relied a great deal on Miss McCullars, and she was al- ways willing to be of help.

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PATRICIA MOORE Junior SUSAN WILEY Junior BLOSSO ISHOP E(?S fon All Oc sions U06 COOOYf J? PHONE 497 PEGGY GIDLEY Sophomore . i