Greensville County High School - Riparian Yearbook (Emporia, VA)

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FOOTBALL FLOATS BUT MAKES SOME WAVES VARSITY TEAM — Front Row: John Seaborne, Joseph Jackson, Alonza Walker, Cedric Walton, Wiley Lee, Vernon Winstead, Dennis Moore, Arthur Jones, Nichael Hines, Kenny Moore. Second Row: John Loughlin, Warren Jones, Carlton Jones, Joseph Obie, Danny Stanton, James Obie, John Jones, Reco Owens. Third Row: Dennis Holloway, Roy Harrison, Brad Bullock, A1 Tucker, Larry Smith, Adrian Boone. Fourth Row: Deron Woodley, Steve Blanks, Paul Moore, Larry Turner, Mark Harrison, Sandy Washington, Coaches and Assistants. Although the football season was not a very big success, the Eagles still made it a fun and exciting learn ing experi¬ ence this year but the veteran players who were there taught the younger players every thing they knew. The success story of the season was that out of five teams in the district, Green¬ ville had 5 players to make All-District. These were picture 4 — Milton Fertherson, Vernon Winstead, Wiley Lee. 2nd Row — Kenneth Moore, Arthur Jones, Steve Blanks. ) Henry Atkins, Larry Adams, and Curtis Lee coached the team. 2) Joseph Jackson, a five-year gain against the chargers on a quick pitch left. 3) Coach Larry Adams is flanked by Vernon Winstead, Wiley Lee, and Alonza Walk¬ er, Team Captains. 5) Alonza Walker dives through the 5-hole for a gain of 15 yards. 6)Cedric Walton makes a solo tackle against the Southampton I Indians. 7) Vernon Winstead blocks for (quarterback) Wiley Lee. 8) Kenny Moore goes after a pass from Wiley Lee. 9) Joseph Obie, a strong runner, fights for every inch he gets against the Brunswick Bulldogs. 10) Wiley Lee holds the ball for John Loughlin to kick an extra point. , It JJt-yi, t Mr k vl (Pi! I m I

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CHEERLEADERS BUILD SPIRIT Cheerleading is hard work and dedication, but most of all it’s motivation. A cheerleader is responsible for sparking the enthu¬ siasm of a crowd. She needs a voice that is clear—but yet loud. She represents her school everywhere — she should be on her best behavior at all times. Cheerleading is also leadership. A cheerleader has to know how to lead her crowd. She needs to know how to get her crowd excited and involved in the action of a game. C heerleading is knowing how to be a good sport. It’s pepping up the team after a bad game. It’s also being loyal enough to cheer in the pouring rain. Being a cheerleader means going to camp to perfect tum¬ bling, cheers, chants, and stunts. It’s pep rallies before critical games. But most of all, cheerleading is SPIRIT! (Tamatha Briggs) 1) Linda Sasser was our senior member who has cheered for eight years. 2) Charlene Thom¬ as, a Jr. High School member. 3) Meg Wilson was also a Jr. High School member. 4) Wanda Man¬ ning was our Sophomore mem¬ ber. 5) Sharon Tyler was also a Sophomore member. 6) Angela Maryland was a Senior member. 7) Tamatha Briggs is also a Sophomore on the squad. 8) Su- sanne Diefert, veteran on the squad, is caught in action. 8) See our pyramid power. 9) The girls line up to cheer at a home foot ¬ ball game. 10) This fire truck is full of sirens!!

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| JUNIOR VARSITY — Front Row: Benny Moore, Garvey Wright, Quint McBeth, Calvin Harrison, Eddie Mallory, Gary Hines, Joseph Mallory, Roger Harrison. Second Row: Roderick Woodard, Craig Jarrat, Ronald Deifert, Ray Cutchins.