Colonial Heights High School - Omnibus Yearbook (Colonial Heights, VA)

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Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Arouse Spirit ot CHHS Not only did the J.V. cheerleaders encourage team support and school spirit, but they also set a fine ex- ample qf good sportsmanship for the student body. They encouraged attendance and enthusiasm at pep rallies. Continuous practice, selling ribbons, putting up signs, and helping in pep rallies were only a few of the activities sponsored by them which helped to spread school spirit throughout the student body. The girls have worked together and consequently have proved to be a vital part of the school spirit at CHHS. A familiar scene at CHHS is the JV cheerleaders holding an afternoon practice. LEFT TO RIGHT KNEELING: Cindy Pickering, Cathi Loper, Linda Grubbs, Headg Sherry Harwood, Mary Barnes STANDING Gayle Freeland, Vicki Jones, Leslie Foltz, Debbie Crank, Brenda Aldridge, Janet Burgess.

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FRONT ROW: Donna Spain, Sandra Cottrell, Debbie Tarantino, Michell Helmick, Penny Mann, Wanda Hartso, Debbie Davis, Patty Butcher, Donna Warren. ROW TWO: Miss Lang fCoachl, Brenda Hallstead, Jo Anne Vaden, Gwen Ferguson, Judy Fay. Girls' Basketball Returns To C H H S Jo Anne Vaden sizes up opponent. I50 Girlsbasketball, a sport not offered at Colonial Heights for the past several years, returned in 1966. Although our girls won no games during their 12-game schedule, much valuable experience was gained. Next year we should have a stronger team as only one player will be lost off the 1966 squad. Miss Lang, the coach, commented that San- dra Cottrell, Penny Mann, Jo ,Anne Vaden, Debbie Davis, and Gwen Ferguson were outstanding performers on this year's team. All, with the exception of Io Anne Vaden, will be back next year. With a building year behind them, our girls are looking forward to next year, hoping for a successful season.

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