Terry Sanford High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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1969 J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Sliug Dawson, Gwen Howard and Kim Hickman, head. Claudia Johnson, Karen Morrison, Diane Hughes, Carol Smith, Sophomore Spirit Kings With V, Cheerleaders The J.V. cheerleaders arouse the enthusiasm of the crowd during a break in the action. Each fall, the junior varsity cheerleaders are picked on the basis of pep, co-ordination and leadership. These girls, with the help of their advisor. Miss Matthews, work hard to promote the well-known FTS spirit among the sopho- more class. Whether the game be one of joyful victory or heartbreaking defeat, the JV cheer- leaders are dedicated to the support of the Bulldogs. It’s the determination that these girls have who will someday become the top boosters of Terry Sanford Senior High School Bulldogs.

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Sitting: Kenny Adams, George Hargrove, Bob Henderson, Eddie Waren, and Danny Miller. Standing: Dean Alexander, Larry Isenburg, Larry Hodges, Lenny Walsh, and Coach Moody. (Jo If Zeam Places 7 th in (Conference Coached by Gerald Moody, the FTS Bulldogs com- piled a 1-7 record for the 1968 season, finishing seventh in the conference. Tom Tharp and Kenny Adams shared low scores by shooting 75’s. Eddie Waren, Danny Miller, Kenny Adams, and Bob Henderson, returning lettermen, are expected to lead the 1969 te am to a better season. 182 Kenny Adams prepares for a shot to the green. Members of the team vash balls before a practice.

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1969 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Left to right: Pam John- head, Jean Crowell, Linda Hoffman, Elizabeth Scruggs and son, Mona Willette, Rosi McKenzie, Mateney Lee, Elizabeth Susan Affleck. Gamhill, Cathy Rock, head cheerleader, Paula Mathews, asst. Cheerleaders Moost Pride in 9ZS Spirit “Have you got the spirit?” was a familiar cry heard from the enthusiastic cheers of the varsity cheerleaders. These eleven girls hold a responsibility that looks easier than it really is. After being chosen in the spring, the cheer- leaders practiced during the summer months and worked out new cheers and painted n w signs — typical pre-season activities. As the first games approached, anxious cheer- leaders worked hard on the last minute details of pep rallies and school spirit. After the first few weeks, the “work” only seems to be fun and games. Hot nights, cold nights, or even rainy nights never seemed to disillusion the girls as they cheered their team through victory or defeat and helped to establish the pride of FTS spirit. Buddy Bulldog takes over as Rosi McKenzie helps Mateney Lee adjust her homecoming flower.