Huguenot High School - Talon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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“Stompers + 1 , John Ittner, Jim Nelson, Phil Gardner, and J. C. McComb, belt out a soulful rendition of ‘‘Support,’’ their version of Otis Redding’s ‘‘Respect.”’ Getting the Homecoming festivities off to a roaring start, cheerleaders Vicki Dunham, Nancy Davis, and Gayle Hortenstine assist Falcon Spirit Camille Gordon in lighting the ir f hasies! P 8 8 Striking a typical Hal Howren pose, Coach Bill Arrowood questions the sanity and or singing ability of certain team members.

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“The Falcon of the Week is . . . ’ announces Coach Bill Arrowood in a morning pep rally as students anxiously await the outcome. Gayle Hortenstine, Pam Cox, Barbara Cobaugh, and Kathy Grove work together in draping Huguenot’s spirit chain from one end of the hall to the other. Melissa Moss, Becky Moss and Kathy Boatwright get into the swing of things by pulling up weeds for ‘‘Operation Freshstart.”’

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Team Entertains in Soul Spectacular Excitement mounted as students eagerly prepared for a ‘Sentimental Journey’’ through Homecoming 1968. The first hint of Homecoming was visible as the individual classes decorated each hall with spirit. In less than a week, goal posts and posters sprang up in the corridors as the students set to work. An October 10 bonfire was the formal beginning of the festivities. Cries of victory were heard as the cheerleaders burned a Lee-Davis Confederate. Later ‘Baldy and the Wild Hairs’’ won top honors in the Soul Spectacular with ‘‘Hey Team.” “Baldy’’ George Kaempf (THIRD FROM LEFT) and the ‘‘Wild Hairs” Camm Morton, Glenn Moorer, Bob Ess, Robbie Gordon, and Jack Rogers present the song that won them the ‘‘nationally’’ famous “Soul Falcon’’ award. 11