Fike High School - Accolade Yearbook (Wilson, NC)

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Iiirsl ron C Isirris, If. Claris, II. Neai, XV. Staneil, Ilaiiteuni, If. Iueas. 'lihirti row: Ii. XIenIiIIan. II. Ijittman, XV, II. Pitt- II. Iliehens, I7. IIohertson, Davis, QI. XX'heeIer, if Smith, Illtlll man, Staneii, II. IViIItins, II. XVI1eeIer, IJ. johnson. II. Iiarris, agar. Set-oml row: II. Iiratlley, IJ. 'I'urherx'iIIe, I . XN'iIItins, II. II, Qlsinner. II. Uixon. Smith. II. Stevenson, I- Iltiieritlge, NI. IIIaeIt, CI. Silt-rxxootl. Coach , P Iiarkliu says, Now, Cfoaeli II'I1ite, this is ti foollwttllf' fi www I 45' MW 'B 2 - ' 6 3 Cyclones XVith fourteen seniors reporting for praetiee on August IQ, prospeets seemed exeelient For hringing to an emi the eight game losing streak from the previous year. During the pre-season praetiee, fans eager for a preview oi' the ttam's potentialities were treated to several exeiting intersquacl serimmages. 'Ihe team IooI4ecI quite promising. I Iowever, I'aIIaeies hegan to show Ll v in the first game. . I rs llme Cveiones were not as strong as thev had a neared. . n . I llte oliense had a harcI time putting together a scoring puneh. 'I'hereI'ore, much strain was put on the defense. ,Ks the Cfyes starteti their eonferenee seheciuie, it he' eame apparent that the +A teams were tlnusuaily strong. XViIson had its hands I'uII. 'Iihe losing streak stretched throughout the season. 'Iihe team made up its mimi not to end the season on a sour ltote. Finally, the Cyelones gave their supporters some- thing ahout whieh to rejoice. Iraveiing to Iiencierson on a Monciay night, the Cites won their Iast game of the season.

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Cheerleaders Cheerleaders tire Lin asset to any iithietic contest. Uni cheering squads iiuve done ti rcmzirkiihie joh of whooping it up and keeping the home town crowds on their toes. Such cheers as You can do it, und Couldn't he proudern add desire and determination to every meinher of the team. The cheering squads spend hours preparing cheers designed to hoost the school spirit for pep ruiiies und bull ginnes. iiihcy tire our hest tiinhzissuciors oii good will. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: First row: D. B k li Xi ix C ii i Q ID I an N pl. Linvilie, A. Roberts, R. W'at5on. Second mu Horne lx Deinpscx mmcot box in 2 .. mb

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Avmnfg ilihis organization is composed ol' Imoys who IIQIVC earned letters for participating in one or more ol' the varsity nth, letie progrtuns. Its purpose is to Iiurther interest in athlete ies, to promote good sportsmztnship, Lind to encourage physiezll fitness. Lettering in any sport requires hard worlx und Slilllllllll plus the fuel that one must he upprox'ed hy the eoziehing stuff. Senior memhers :ire presented Il1Ul10gl'1lIHIUCLI sweaters. The Monogrtnn Clulfs major project for the year is operating concession stands. Money made is used to im, prove the athletic progrtun. Igfg to ,-julrt: B. Elliott, presitlwifg B. Iliclaens, l'IL'L jH'L'5Illt'l1I VI .H Graves, sec1'elt1ryg B. Edwards, fretisnrerg I'. Neal, xvlftivtllll in in ills Monogram Club First row: VV. Graves, C. YVheeIer, Pittman, VVhitehurst, E. Simons, B. Pittman, G. Sherwood. 'lilzini row: XV. Sillllkll I II. Hobgood, R. Smith, T. OX'L'flI13I1, Shaekelford, B. Elliott, Deinpsey, P. Neal, E. Clark, B. Edwards, AI. SIZIIICII, NI. I B. Dickens, B. Bradley. Second row: VV. B. Pittman, K. Me- I, Etheridge. Iiourlli row: IJ. johnson. IJ. 'I4urherx'iIIe. IJ. lul Nlillun, B. Dixon, B. Vvheeler, F. VViIkins, B. Skinner, G. Farris, ford, B. Deans, P. Marklin, cotzclz. Ihiue il liiili om