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Cheer Power! With new sponsors and a new format the cheerleaders led the resurgence of school spirit that surfaced this year. De¬ termination and practice were the key in¬ gredients to those cheerleaders. To shar¬ pen their skills, over the summer they at¬ tended cheerleading camp at Longwood College where they won three superior ribbons. The new sponsors, Miss Guilford and Miss Frank, divided the girls into two squads of seven each, in the process doing away with a J.V. squad. The Blue and Gold squads each had different events de¬ signated for them to cheer for. This rela¬ tively new group, eight of the fourteen are sophomores, provided the needed support for the many Blue Devil athletes. CHEERLEADERS: ON GROUND: Wendy Bryson, Missy Hart. STANDING: Julie Skelly, Beth Schwartz, Karen Whitlock, Veronica Campbell, Cindy Cornett, Cecelia McDearmon, Jackie Lawson, Sandy Glasker. ON BACKS: Martha Haught, Cindy Wilson. ON TOP: Lisa Poythress. Sports 25
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sa ON FACING PAGE: Displaying fine form, Cindy Wilson gets a kick out of cheering for the Blue Devils. THIS PAGE; BELOW: Fists clenched with ex¬ citement, Cecelia McDearmon urges the crowd into further frenzy. RIGHT: The fans at the football game never yell loud enough for Cindy Cornett. 24 Paths
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Lone Victory Highlights Season Even though the season opened with two losses, the team went on to defeat Rappahannock County, 15-50, in the third meet of the season. This was the only vic¬ tory the runners claimed. Coach Dennis Gordon accredited this record to the youth and inexperience of the team. There were two returning Varsity run¬ ners, one of whom was Wallace Alphin. Wallace, the team ' s number one runner, placed first or second in six of his races and placed in the top five in all the dual meets. In the District meet, he finished seventh out of thirty runners. As the season progressed, the team im¬ proved steadily. It placed third in the Dis¬ trict meet and finished ninth in the Re¬ gional II meet. With sixteen runners re¬ turning next year, the team looks forward to a winning season. Cross Country — Front Row: Debbie Whitlock, Tina Storning, Rhonda Reed. Second Row: Nick Christner, Steve Faith, Kenneth Alphin, Mike Canavan, Wallace Alphin, Billy Canavan. Third Row: Coach Dennis Cordon, Craig Pryor, Dempsey Young, Albert Wallace, Stan Richards, Eddie Brooks. Not Pictured: Bobby Williams, George Orange, Paul Bates, Kim Reiman, Carol Simms. 26 Paths
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