Harrisonburg High School - Taj Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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LUE School spirit surged during late September. Spirit Week was once again at hand. Students went to sleep, not with thoughts of sugarplums dancing in their heads, but thinking about the costumes they would wear the next day. Students rampaged their closets looking for the perfect outfit. Surveys were taken each day during homeroom to determine the class with the most spirit. Class meetings were held the week preceding Spirit Week to discuss designs for the Spirit Wall. After the Key Club scraped off the old designs the new, complex designs were sketched on. Throughout the week, students ran to the wall during their lunch shift or study hall, filling in one small section at a time. As Friday morning drew near, students put finishing touches on their designs. The sophomore class supposed- ly painted by moonlight in order to com- plete their section. During the Friday pep rally students waited anxiously, hoping to hear their X Hats off to spirit. Participating in Hat and Shades Day, English teacher Mrs. Mary Strickler, wearing an English Derby, consults with sophomore Kevin Mclntire. Kevin, wearing red, ex- emplifies the sophomore spirit. 10 Spirit Week I Page Editor: C. Bilbrey class announced as Spirit Week winners. Sophomores, decked in red, yelled for joy when they were announced Spirit Stick winners. Spirit ran so high that the senior class, hearing they had not won the Spirit Stick, staged a protest walkout. Senior Reagan Stainback ex- plained the walkout, We did not realize exactly what the competition was based on. We had worked long and hard on the wall and felt we deserved first placef' Later that day the mishap was cor- rected. Seniors had won the spirit wall painting with Wes Weem's guitar design. However, the sophomores were all around Spirit Week winners. Indeed, everyone wound up a winner in the Spirit Week competition. Christie Bilbrey Rallied in Red. Spirited sophomores, Karen Glick, Heather Carter, and Van Troung wait for the pep rally to begin. The sophomores were winners of the Spirit Stick. ' . 9 wi' ' .ef R 1 f1f+,h.fii'Q' M ' , wlfgnl g .Q , :Vg Twist and Shout. At a pep rally held during Spirit Week, Senior Biff Lyons lip synchs to the Beatles' classic Twist and Shout. Meanwhile, the varsity cheerleaders, clothed in '50's costumes, dance to the beat. Aggr- ae ' H1 5-eg Mit Painting by number. Hoping to win th spirit wall competition, seniors Terr Shifflet, Wes Weems, Kelly Wease an Asa Graves add details to their spiri wall design. Seniors won the wall con test by a close margin.

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My Place. Thrilled by her newly redecorated bedroom, senior Elizabeth Daniel throws up her arms in joy. She had her name painted across the ceil- ing in turquoise. Reach Out and Touch Someone. To catch up with the latest gossip after be- ing away for the weekend, junior Laura Smith talks on the phone with a friend. After a long conversation she discovered that she didn't miss much. 'H' 3 ga-fall .l . A My r Vg if wo, E yed 9 YJ! , 1 221 11 5 5 12 Bedrooms I Page Editor: K. Mackey