Lindsay Middle School - Lion Yearbook (Hampton, VA)

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The Pep Club set as its goals for 1976-77 to help the cheerleaders promote school spirit and to cheer the Lind- say football team to victory. They attended all pep ral- lies, and all away football games, as well as those at home. To pay for their transportation, the group sold donuts. Each member of the club bought a shirt designed by the sponsors, Mrs. Berry and Mrs. Brumm. Approximately 55 girls joined the club, and the officers were Char- lene Mason, President, Dev'lon Campbell, Vice President, and Paula Kea- ton, Secretary. ll ll ll ll llulll Pep Club ll 8 ' T2 y 7-is fo- M! - .. - ki ,-,.f ' ' J ' .ffl AT LEFT: Mrs. Patricia Brummg ABOVE: Mrs. Margarette Berryg both are sponsors of the Lind- say Pep Club. 61

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The 1976-77 Lindsay basketball teams, both varsity and junior varsity, boasted of undefeated records at the midpoint of both their seasons. Coach Walter Brower's varsity had accumulated seven wins and no losses, while Coach Jerry Turner's J.V. squad had racked up six wins and no losses. Coach Brower's squad boasted of Larry Warren's scoring at a pace of better than 17 points, and other scoring leaders among the top five were Wayne Lynch, Bernard Dennis, James Thomp- son, and Keith White. Bernard Dennis was the rebound leader, Warren was Coach's choice for best all around player, and White was the best defen- sive player. Coach was also pleased with the bench strength, not losing any strength at any position. Coach Turner-'s squad of J.V.'s playing in the city recreation league boasts not only of an undefeated team but also that these are the varsity players we will see next year ' Ti 'r' ' . qq Basketball Teams Look To Winning Seasons 76- 77 . . . U 1, ws QW . H. - X LW 1 1- 'X I L 'Q r le- x ff. :tw . 'r - X -' lg' Q ., A ,, 5 'til In 7 7 Q F5 Q f ' our it 3 W Nw-8a'. :Wh fx 2 S34 it :M ' A f '- .., , , egg, if 31121 ijfjj-E M, I 1' !g-5e.,-faire! iris James Thompson, VARSITY BASKETBALL: Left To Right-Kirk Hackney, Cary Lee, Dwight Lynch, Darrell Johnson, John Ramsey, Fred Lawson, Todd Cannon, Bernard Dennis, Bradley hillwood, Larry Warren. SY-eve Warren. Kei'-ll White, Roderick Johnson. l K J.V. BASKETBALL: Kneeling, Left To Right-Andrew Davis, Chip Musselman, Scott Searcy, Scott Woodlief, George Lumpkins. Standing, Nathaniel Couser, John Vines, Ronald Anderson, Victor Godwin, A Henry Stuart, Billy Barratt, Coach Turner. . F

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Eusjif 'net fr? - v -'I . -ite, 'ffnu .:.v,.1i ,Mi ff '1l-t 'ln- ' t.-tg M ' 'I . M v-., sb' la. rv s. '-I HA mg. KNEELING: Patricia Washington, Pacita McNeill, Karen Worsley. STANDING: Annette Alford, Carol Rowe, Donna Dabney, Maxine Laws, Cindy Moore, Sabrina Reed. ABOVE: The cheerleaders take a brief break while the game stops. AT RIGHT: Carol Rowe waits for cheers to begin. 61 Nine young ladies represent Lind- say Jr. High as cheerleaders for 1976-77. Co-Captains for this year are Maxine Laws and Annette Al- ford. These girls serve as cheer- leaders during the football and girls and boys basketball seasons. During the school year, they serve as guides for the P.T.A., at con- certs and welcoming seventh grad- ers and new students to the school. In the spring, they conduct a clinic for prospective new cheerleaders, including teaching cheers, jumps and tumbling stunts. Over the sum- mer the girls attend a summer cheerleading clinic to learn for themselves new cheers, jumps and stunts for the coming year. Cheerleaders