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ootfalf 662221444214 061955 The high school didn't have time to elect football cheerleaders, so the basketball cheerleaders of the latter season took over the honors. At the start of the football season, five cheerleaders started the season knowing nothing about football. But as the season advanced, we started to see the light. We wore white wool sweaters, and on our own we finally pur- chased black wool slacks to help us keep warm on those chilly nights. We enioyecl it after we learned a little about the game. Football cheerleaders were as follows: Sally Hicks, .lo Ann Kennard, Janet Wolfe, Janet Puckett, and Sarah .lane Liff. Sally Hicks 63
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7'oot5all 195 5 FIRST ROW: Larry McPherson, Bill Whiteside,Ronnie Gutheil, Ernest Woods, Allen Puckett, Ned Musselman. SECOND ROW: Jock Walker, Paul Cocklin, John Swank, Carl Cocklin, Marvin Nance, Coach Mr. Arnett. There were 15 boys who went out for football this year. But unfortunately four dropped out. Football practice started on August 20, 1955. We played two preview games September 10 at the coliseum at Circ leville. Our first was with Pickaway which we won 6-0. Our second game was with Jackson which we lost 6-O. Following are the scores, dates, and teams with which we came up against: Septerrber 16, Ashville 42-6, September 24, Jackson 20-6, Octo- ber '1 , Williamsport 6-14, October 8, Pickaway 6-13, October 15, Walnut 0-20, October 29, Stoutsville 6-12. Darby tied for second place with Jackson. We think we had a pretty fair team seeing that this was our first year playing football. Next year we hope to be in first place. 62
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1956 vqomecominy Queen On Friday, February 3, the gymnasium was Filled with alumni, teachers, and friends of Darby and Ashville, our opponent for the homecoming game. Our queen was Betty Looney. She was attired in a white formal with a corsage of red carnations. Her senior attendant, Virginia Hinson, wore an aqua formal. The iunior attendant, Janet Puckett, wore a yellow formal, sophomore attendant, Geor- gia Deyo, wore a blue formal, and freshman attendant, Sandy Greenlee, wore a pink formal. The crowning of the queen and her attendants took place between the reserve and varsity games. Co-captains Ned Musselman and Norman Puckett escorted the queen, Ned having the honor of crowning her. The attendants were escorted by varsity boys from whom each received a beautiful corsage. The Mistress of Ceremonies were Carol Picklesimer and Rosalie Egnor. Dancing followed the Qame with Rush Thomas and his orchestra. sony Hicks 64
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