John T Hoggard High School - Saga Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

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The school day opens with a formal flag-raising by the Naval Junior ROTC. Students become accustomed to changing classes without the use of bells. 20 As school opens, summer is over for another year. Once again students find themselves caught in a maze of campus life and activities. Thoughts have turned from summer dreams to ball games, pep rallies, dances, and all other phases of school life.

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STUDENT LIFE Laughing, smiling, breaking away from routine, the student seeks novelty. 19

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+ 0, RS a” Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders lead the student body in a round of cheers in preparation for our final football game. This is typical of the enthusiastic school spirit as some students prepare to leave for a basketball game in Lumberton. School spirit is quite alive and exhibited in many ways. The cheerleaders, an important part in this, lead the students on by cheering for their school and team. The students help to support the team by attending games, both in and out of town. Their spirit at the games is deeply felt by each member of the team. These are only a few ways in which we keep school spirit alive.