Cherokee High School - Sequoyah Yearbook (Canton, GA)

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SCHOOL SlPllRll'll1 Tense faces await the results of a decisive play for the Cherokee Warriors. Q Q' , A spirited pep rally encourages the Warriors to gather their efforts for In victory or in defeat, Cherokee teams receive student loyalty a Cherokee victory. wherever Cherokee students happen to be. The industrial arts club's project to landscape the campus with native North Georgia plants typifies the willingness of Cherokee's organizations to work for the improvement of the school.

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Homegame excitement for Cherokee High students does not cease with the games but continues with the sockhops. Even what appears to be an unhappy occurrence can be a source of enjoyment in the Cherokee High lobby. FELLOWSHIP Spontaneous pep rallies increase the enthu- siasm of the Cherokee High students over an upcoming game. Dancing at the Annual Staff Dance, everyone eagerly awaits the crowning of Miss Sequoyah.

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STATURE In crossing the gap between our childhood and adult- hood, the bridge-Cherokee High School-using stature as a pillar lends support not only to the development of our minds but also to our physical growth. Under trained supervisors both boys and girls at Cherokee may participate in activities beneficial to the development of sound bodies in physical education classes and in the school's athletic program. Lending support to the athletic program and to the school is another of Cherokee's pillars- school spirit. With the cheerleaders as their leaders Cherokee's stu- dents give their teams support and encouragement. How- ever, at Cherokee, school spirit means more to the students than just cheering at football games and pep rallies. In any student activity, improving the school and representing it in a way which they feel will do it justice are Cherokee's students' ways of showing school spirit. To us-the students of Cherokee High- school spirit is a deep devotion felt toward the school which we proudly claim as our own. .. A . X Griffin Eagles succeed in stopping David Bagwell only after he has plunged for Cherokee gain. wa' . ' . . ,... i .,i , V, .f - am -r.wmutvw.-mbweiswmmsmsatsnm Determined Warriors strive to gain two points. Tension rises as Veneda Hendrix leaps for the basket. I 1 1 W. Concentration completely engrosses Mike Johnston as he awaits the ball. This looks easy, but any PE student knows that developing the skill to perform such a feat requires practice-and determination.