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ll fStudent Life :g4,,,g'v L 9-,Myrna .. 'WIDGI .W .WM ,, 1 r T 'I r P9 . s. . g 4 ' v . . ,Q . -. ll I . ...-W... ,. . f 4 Despite loss, Spirits high Homecoming . . . The high point of the autumn season began with the week before the game, designated as Spirit Week. Various spirit-promoting ideas were carried out, from Class Color Day to Farmer Day. Meanwhile, halls were decorated and secretive plans were made for the traditional class float competition. Friday arrived, bringing with it the delivery of Homecoming mums, a spe- cial pep assembly to introduce the queen candidates, and later, the all-im- portant game against Carroll. Heights' grandstands were filled to capacity as the Falcon team showed that die-hard enthusiasm. Although Heights made the first two scores, we lost the game, 28-12. The evening reached its climax for Trina Scott, '78, at halftime, when she was announced Homecoming Queen. As the band played, Nancy Harrell, last year's queen, placed the crown on Miss Scott's head. The juniors won both the float and the hall decorating contests. The dance marked the close of a week to be remembered with the theme, Always and Forever, and music was provided by the KEYN Disco Van. 3 l Q 3 - ...,..' 1 My 'ww-W,a..,, .1 4 1
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1 3 f Student Life N CA Honors Varsity Squad Outstanding was the word that best described the boys' varsity cheer- leaders. Not only did their high-spirited performance boost the enthusiasm of the football and basketball fans, but it won them the highest accolades given at the National Cheerleaders Associ- ation's Cheerleaders Camp. Squad member Belinda Logan, '78, was hon- ored by an invitation to join the NCA staff. Members of the girls' varsity squad spent many hours practicing and pro- moting girls' sports and also attended the NCA Camp with a fine showing of one excellent and four superior ribbons. Both squads assisted with fund rais- ing projects, including the sale of rib- bons, buttons, popsicles, Homecoming mums, and Val-o-grams on Valentine's Day. Cheerleader sponsor Mrs. Donna Boll and co-sponsor Mrs. Audrey Walker enjoyed working with the squads and were pleased with the girls' performances. Promoting school spirit was one of our main goals, Mrs. Boll commented. The cheerleaders feel that student involvement is the key. Having Spirit can be fun!
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