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

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Foni pom routines were a regular occurance during football season. Pam Rumburg; enjoying cheering and looking forward to let- tering. Debbie Martin; her first and last year cheering for FCHS as the only senior on the squad. Glenna Turpin; always peppy says, “Buffs are DY-NO-MITE!” Avis Shockley; “It’s a lot of fun, hut hard work, too. Dolly Phillips; always willing to give lOO r in spi te of basketball wounds etc. . . 13 :

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spirit flows with Varsity Sheree oung a hard worker and a great post- er maker. Learning that cheering was for losers as well as winners was one important factor to this year’s A arsity cheerleaders. Al- though there were many hassles during the season, these cheer- leaders lived thru them with the vision of their Varsity letter in their heads. Karen Wimmer; eo-eaptain Saundra Lovitt; captain shared views and responsibilities thruout the cheerleading season. Mary Pratt; the split is one of her specialties. Robin Conner; frustrated, but still spirited. 12

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Under the supervision and criticism of Mrs. Rakes, the J.V. sponsor, these girls worked for spirit with friendliness and responsibility. Fighting for changes that seldom occured and prac- ticing new stunts and rou- tines were a beginning of the long, winding stream to a little bit of recogni- tion and a lot of self-satis- faction of being part of the great flow of spirit at FCHS. Smile “Minnie Brute!” It was a long cold night for the Christmas Parade and the JV cheerleaders. “Come on boys — get hep!” Pictured are Pam Tolbert, Spring Davidson. Nancy Phillips, Brenda Strickland and Sandra Turner. A1 1 my life I wanta be a che er- 14 Down: Allison East, Sandra Turner, Spring Davidson; co-captain, and Kimberly Lemons. Standing: Nancy Phillips; cap- tain, Pam Tolbert, and Brenda Strickland. On top: Linda Whitsett, Rhonda Alderman and Tina Robbins.