Floyd County High School - Bison Yearbook (Floyd, VA)

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WORKING TOGETHER, all cheerleaders strive to create pride in Floyd County High School. Each girl puts forth an earnest effort to help achieve that goal. During their summer vacation, the Varsity Cheerleaders spent a week in a summer clinic learning new cheers, a vari- ety of stunts, and getting in shape for the following year. They were rewarded for their earnest effort and hard work when they received first place for the most improved squad. One of their major challenges of the school year was in- troducing new ideas at pep rallies and promoting overall school spirit. Proudly wearing the colors of black and gold, they were always there to support their team and represent the fans of FCHS. An upcoming Pep Rally is discussed with anticipation and nervousnous. Energy comes easily during a Diane Maberry and Annette Vest are caught cutting up in the Homecoming Pep football game with music by the Rally. Band. 29

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ROW ONE: Sharon Bell, captain. ROW TWO: Trenia Bell, Joyce Bolt, Kathy Vest, Susan Cuilliams. ROW THREE: Susan Lovitt, Diane Maberry, Sue Alderman, co-captain. Not Pictured: Annette Vest.

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The 1973 junior Varsity Cheerleaders contributed more things than just cheering at games. Posters, new ideas, skits for Pep Rallies, and their time were only a few of these. Long chilly nights were spent in support of the Buffaloes, with after-effects such as colds and sore throats. Selling programs at varsity games to raise money for the cheerleaders was also a job of the J.V. squad. But all of this was done willingly, gaining all of the experience needed to be better than ever. Nobody likes posing for pictures! ROW ONE: Beverly Quesenberry, co-captain. ROW TWO: Norma Hatcher, captain; Elaine Boyd, Vicky Reed. ROW THREE: Yvonne Boyd, Clenna Turpin, Saundra Lovitt. ROW FOUR: Brenda Boothe. 30