Halifax Academy - Voyager Yearbook (Roanoke Rapids, NC)

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Kicking the Habit We did not develop as fast as we thought we would, but we were patient, kept believing, and worked hard, said Coach Elam. The Vikings did work hard and finished the season with a 6-4 record by winning the last five games. Senior tackle Rogerklenkins attributed the team's eventual success to determination to do what we knew we were capable of doing. fcontinued on page 675 AFTER A PASS RECEPTION FOR A I0- YARD GAIN, Ronnie Keeter evades EnEeld's Bill Hudgins to earn a first down. nt tl 1- 9 '3- X f S - any-., UPON RETURNING FROM CI-IEERLEADING CAMP AT PEACE COLLEGE, Anne Morris, Lisa Outlaw, Cherie johnson, and Tommie Best review what they learned. . ..., 4. '-+ .. ,. i J L .tw 4,3 . .. A.... ..,. - ..rra . 1't sMs:sfa..,..M,., NEW CHEERS AND RENEWED ENTHU- SIASM are results of the summer cheerleading camp at Peace College. At a summer practice Lisa Outlaw prepared for football season. 64 lj Varsity Football and Varsity Cheerleaders

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ex wer ,r . ,.x.L Q5 2 3, cr, ' ,S 'gs 1 tg at ' as-we 1 www: 1 f N - 4 ng . img, Ak.. HOT AND MUGGY AUGUST means pre- season drills and workouts for football players and Coach Elam. AFTER A YEAR'S ABSENCE Coach Elam returned to direct quarterback Walt Burgwyn and the Viking gridiron troops. if ' 1. TEAM MEMBERS - Front row: Shelton Lenkins, Hayden Faucette,jeff Miles, Walt urgwyn, Stacy Coggins, Chuck Podruchny, jason Cooke, middle row: Russ Ta lor, Bo Burgwyn, Johnn Shearin, 'lyommy Wri ht, Andy Liles, Jefyf Green, Scott Ingletfue, Cral Moseley fmana erjg back row: Coach glim Elam, Rogerglenkins, Tony Wood, Bert Warren, Lee Clements, Ronnie Keeter, jeff Inscoeg not shown: Albert Etheridge and Cliff Johnson. CLOUDED VISIO From summer camp to after- noon practices, the varsity cheerleaders dispelled the idea that cheerleaders only showed up on game nights. Their dedication delivered en- couragement that helped create winning combinations. HOURS OF PLANNING AND PREPARING result in enthusiasm that spreads across the student body. The cheerleaders worked hard to be effec- tive agents of school spirit. Varsity Football and Varsity Cheerleaders III