James River High School - Kanawhan Yearbook (Buchanan, VA)

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Janis Eubank, Junior Co-Captain Carolyn McAllister, Senior Lynne Bryant, Senior Captain Carlos Dudley, Junior Lesylie Smiley, Senior Charlotte Fountain, Junior Margaret Stultz, Junior L. 1 1 1—r j — i i — II r— r 1 7 . l , i . .... i L ' § 1 1 i j 1 1 T VtI J 1 1 t r znzr $ ] 1 1 i i i ;■ ' ! — — i - Z rrl i 1 TI . i □ I ‘ 1 r r nz h i i nz ' zrj ! ■■ 1 r - ' yf , — 1 1 i n r IZl 1 of School Spirit Linda Snead, Junior 149

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Cheerleaders Were Core The cheerleaders smiled proudly, as the photographer snapped the picture of the cheerleaders in their new uniforms. The cheerleaders worked hard during the year on bulletin boards, show cases, and posters to prepare them for the games. Following three months of summer practice and cheerleading camp at Virginia Beach, the cheer- leaders began the school year by leading pep rallies and the cheering section at football games. Having little time to rest after football season, they immediately began preparing for the basket- ball games. With the completion of basketball season, in the latter part of February, came a period of training new girls and creating new cheers. All seasons were busy seasons for this squad. A special thanks was given to Miss Ruby Warren, the sponsor of this squad, and the rest of the faculty who provided the girls with trans- portation. The cheerleaders demonstrated precision jumps throughout the year. 148

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Junior Varsity Sherry Vines cheers for the Success — Yes! The junior varsity cheerleaders practiced hard throughout the year or all their cheers. The J.V. cheerleaders led the students in sidelines during all home J.V. games. The J.V. cheerleaders help to promote good sports- manship through the younger members of the school. ' ;rs of James ed very hard the Varsity •mote good jirls practiced nd songs. At :etba 1 1 games, they cheered