Spring Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Salute the Vets Let s go nuts' l heard Brandy yell Eleven of us were crammed into her V W bus and on our way to the spirit rally Everyone wore green and gold and our sportsarama queen Jenny Denton had on all red white and blue She fit right in with the theme of salutung the vets lt was definitely a spuruted crew While Eric Feuerstein fought with Brandy over the lead ot the caravan we were yellung through windows plastered with signs and shoe po lush Green and gold crepe paper left our mark down Two Notch as we headed towards Richland Mall After Brandy had blocked the traffic into Richland Mall to let the rest of the caravan through e made our entrance Honkung horns yellung and throwing crepe paper into the crowd let them know that Sprung Valley had arrived When it was our turn to compete the Vikings went wuldl I was pushed un three directions by people jump ing around The cheerleaders marched out of the huge military truck salutung the crowd Theur cam ouflage hats and white gloves ad ded a finished touch We quueted down to hear the music Born un the U S A The Boss blared out Our spirit was even greater when we arrived at WulluamslBruce Stadt um three nights later Everyone knew it was a long wait until we played after half time but we stood up and cheered the entire time When half time finally arrived and the Sportsarama contestants were announced we started to chant Jennys name l heard a few gurls down the aisle yellung tor her escort Wes Babon too Even after A C Flo ra won Sportsarama queen were still yellung for Jenny After half time we were ready to see the real game lt was tume to see Sprung Valley mow down BNE Our section went wild as the Sprung Valley team ran out un front of the stands The game was over quickly but it had been great' The cheerleaders had worked hard on tucket sales marquees and encouraging partucu patuon at the rally and ut had really paid oft We won the spirit award for the third time and we mowed em down Tara Tolson ll 7 !! , w 11 H l!, of the speakers. , we At il ' ' Il Varsity cheerleaders junior Stacey Amos, junior Katie Robison senior Hallie Bose junior Lauren senior Melissa Cooper junior Jenny Mathews, Sportsarama representative Jenny Denton and escort Babon watch enthusiastically as SV plays BNE at the Sportsarama SV beat BNE 7 O Saluting the Vietnam Vets, the theme for Sportsarama '85, junior Sharon Caldwell, junior Katie Robison, senior Melissa Casper, junior Stacey Amos and junior Tracy Tlndall march into their positions for their routine done to Bruce Spring- steen's hit song Born in the USA . The varsity cheer- leaders started working on this routine July 22, and contin- ued to work on it right up to the day ot the spirit rally. The varsity cheerleaders voted on senior Jenny Denton as Sportsarama representative. Denton and her escort Wesley Flabon walk across the field oi Williams Brice Stadium to participate in the evening competition,

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lt's time to eat! Five minutes until the lunch bell rings. l have had to put my face in a book to cover the constant yawning that is a result of four hours ot pay- ing attention in classes. When the bell rings students will rush to get in line or out of the parking lot. But who's got time to eat? Today is Monday and I have a house meeting and afterwards l need to call the lady at Lonnie B. Nelson about the Halloween Carni- val. There is so much to do at lunch I can't possibly do it all. Lunchtime at Spring Valley is spent in many different ways. There are the busy students who hardly ever have time to eat. Then there are the club goers that grab a bite in the commons and last but not least the students that despise the food at Spring Valley and must leave campus. Sophomore Laura Wood says that she rarely has the time to eat but when she does she eats in the commons. l usually am too busy to eat but occasionally I will grab a bite in the commons. lf I get a free day my favorite place to go is the 'B.K. Lounge tBurger Kingl. But those days are very rare. I usually stay on campus with Donnie tSuberJ and eat in the com- mons. Sometimes l can get him to take me oft campus and then I like to go to Wendy's, said Dolores Derham junior. Jimmy's Mart, the new Burger King, Schiano's and Wall Street are popular spots for students who leave campus for lunch. 'When I go out to lunch l like to go to the new Burger King, said Eric Feurstein senior. Some students at Spring Valley don't do anything at lunch. I just walk around with my friends, said Sharon Brockington, freshman. The open lunch program has been very successful, according to students. It seems to give the stu- dents a sense of freedom. The Open lunch lets us do what we want. If all the kids were packed into the commons it would be awful. l think the system works well and l would like to see it stay the same, said Derham. Nancye Dibble Another hot lunch spot is SchIano's. Cashier John Pow- ers anxiously awaits the order from seniors. Anna Dar- azs has trouble deciding between a hamburger and a ham and cheese sub.