Lebanon High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Lebanon, VA)

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The first pep rally held in the new gym was given for the first girls’ basketball game. The team huddled during the pep rally to show their determination for the night’s game. Cheering sparks spirit One of the most eventful parts of football season was the pep rallies. Spirit radiated from the cheerleaders to the student body during the short time set aside for the events. The tough competition for the Spirit. Stick was determined by cheerleading sponsor Mrs. Kathy Goodson. Because the freshmen had a notably larger number of students, the volume of their class cries was louder. The homecoming pep rally was the most organized, eventful and the longest. Activities ranged from the three-legged race, toilet tissue wrap-up contest, and soda drinking races. Wendy’s provided the awards for the winners. On sunny days, many of the pep rallies were held outside. These pep rallies were just as exhilarating and exciting as the ones held indoors. The last pep rally held was the best ever. Many of the student body went home with sore throats but hopeful hearts. The excitement aroused by the cheering desperately to win the spirit stick. At last, the crowd spread into the street. The cheer- entire student body shared the award. leaders became enveloped as each class tried Pep Rallies 13

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Pep..rallies..bring.out.the.yell in- everybody. Freshman Krista Lambert, junior Susan Brooks, and sophomore Mitzi Yates lead the student body in exuberant.cheers.. The time. provided for pep'rallies was valuable for the tearm play- ers and added to the excitement of the event. “WIL do it!’” yelled Neil Smith as he volun- teered to-lead the football-chant: Toilet tissue and fast movements allow seniors rally provided many students the chance to Molly O’Bryan and Lori Chafin to win the have a lot of fun. “wrap.’em.up”’ contest. The homecoming pep Pep Rallies

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Warmest Smile: Doug Lark and Carla Settle i Bs tt od SY RR FIRE ey ae SS ce ns % S, ee ie 3 rN ———a Cece Orlando Aare and Dana = | a Most Talented: Melanie Hart and Shan- Burkett | 4 Class Clowns: Liz Brooks and Todd non Lambert Horton Best Looking: Steve Lampkin and Angie : Most Courteous: Natalie Chambers —- Ratliff , | | Most Likely to Succeed: Keith Bowman and Wiley Davis . ' eo ut +t = and Lori Chafin i sthllddebs Bi 14 Senior Superlatives