J H Rose High School - Tau Yearbook (Greenville, NC)

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Candy Anyone? Junior Lindsey Crisp supports the Keywanettes ' candy sale. All of the pro- ceeds from this schoolwide fundraiser were contributed to help install air conditioning in classrooms that previously didn ' t have air. Melanie Cannon, varsity cheerleader, radiates with Rose Spirit, and Greg Houston does his job of raising it to the top! With Melanie cheer- ing on the sidelines and Greg in the stands, the Rampants crunched Northern Nash adding an- other great victory to their season. Senior Amy Tomlinson has sure got that Ram- pant spirit! Amy is an enthusiastic supporter of Rose High and the Rampants. Before school Amy stops by her locker and begins her day with PEP! Rose High spirit is stacked high as Sopho- mores Camilla Brown, Tyler Hill, Jeremy Dill- worth, Junior Katherine Barnhill, and Seniors Scharles Cox, Andy Miller, Cam Murchinson, and Greg Houston unite their efforts in build- ing the spirit pyramid to the sky!

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Have You Got That Spirit? It doesn ' t take a stage for the spirit of Rose High to come shining through! Everyone knows his part of the spirit that premiers Eight Days A Week at Rose. As the cheerlead- ers direct, we ' ve ail got that spirit at the football games when we chant, roar, and scream in the background as the Rampants make all the hot hits needed to climb the scoreboard. With Coach Williams ' choreography, the team ' s got every move down pat, even if they ' ve got the other team ' s monkey on their backs. In school, spirit needs no rehears- al; it comes naturally! Teachers like their students to show interest in class, but on essays they don ' t want a song and a dance. Everybody ' s working for the weekends during school by crammin ' and jammin ' on floors, tables, at lockers, and on stairs. No matter where you do it, you ' ve got to Shake Your Thang to get it all finished on time. Also in school, each class yells until they are blue and green in the face, so that their grade will win the spirit contest at the pep rallies. Then it ' s off to the weekend with flying colors! When the bell rings, it signals the end of the school week, but Rose pride and spir- it is carried over into the weekend fun! That all-round Rampant SPIRIT outshines them all! Sophomore Bert Powell has got his goal in mind; on the field it ' s soccer, in the halls it ' s pride! Here Bert shows that the soccer team is number one, with only one game lost and five games won. Hopefully they will head for a conference title this year! John Beas Beasley lets loose one last time before the tardy bell rings and class is called to order. Even Juniors can have fun if their homework is not done — once in awhile. This is a loaded year for everyone, especially Jun- iors, but John still finds time to let his school pride and spirit show. From the fields to the classrooms to the halls, all of these Rampants know how to have a ball. These spirit makers take a break between classes to show their class and school spirit in anticipation of the big football game against INorthern Nash. Fridays always bring enthusi- asm to Seniors Andre Hopkins and Malcom Wilson and Juniors Tricia Peadon and Tracy Howell.