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While listening to a speaker, great expres- sions of spirit is shown by Mia Sanders and Tina Dean, surrounded by their many friends. The Varsity Cheerleaders, headed by Greta Baker the cheerleaders show that a serious manner is not always needed. They are known as being the best. Students all sit as they wait for the time to come to jump and cheer. Standing up and sitting down is all part of the spirit. Up, up and away it goes. The spirit has just errupted the Viking crowd. Cheerleaders jumping, students standing, and voices are yelling. 10 • Spirit
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V-i-c-t-o-r-y That's the Northeast battle cry Pep assemblies were something to look forward to. Even though there were not as many this year as there were in the past, they still kept all of the student body united in one ef- fort, routing for our Mighty Vikings. Spirit was particularly high during homecoming, the football team was undefeated, and they were All-City Champions, we defeated the Mill- wood Falcons for the first time in ten years, what more can a school ask for. Doing its usual job, the band keeps the pulse racing as the drummers pound the skins. The cheerleaders are hoarse as they yell and jump to excite the crowd. Spirit is always high but this year there was more excitement than ever, all the classes standing up one minute and sitting down the next. Seniors, juniors, sophomores, and freshmen, excited and unexcited. The Student Council presents a skit to foresee the Viking victory. The cheerleaders, varsity and junior varsity, show their spirit by doing a cheer to excite the crowds. Then the time comes for the battle cry, Freshmen, V-l-C-T-O-R-Y-that's the freshmen battle cry--yeah , sophomores, juniors, and seniors all have their turn to yell the loudest, show the most enthusiasm, and try to win the spirit stick. We have a word from the coach, a player, and from our very own Mr. Matthews. The panel of teachers gather togeth- er to decide who had the most spirit and they receive the spirit stick. Spirit is enjoyed as the student council mem- bers try to express their view of a victory for the Vikings with football player, Mark Ledbet- ter. Surrounded by student council members, cheerleaders, spirit signs, and students. Coach Jones, expresses to the crowd his predictions of a victorious Viking win. Band members, conducted by Mr. Alvin Jer- nigan, keep the blood rushing to excite the student body in a professional manner. Assemblies »11
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