Needham Broughton High School - Latipac Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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Q, Cheerleaders WHO YA GONNA YELL FOR? BROUGH- TON HIGH SCHOOL And for Broughton High School the 1964-1965 cheerleaders did yell! Tryouts were held on a competitive basis in the early spring last year with each girl doing two cheers of her choice. The girls were required to have at least an 82.5 average. Those chosen were Kate Johnson, Kay Lumsden, Virginia Byrum, and Barbara Wall from the senior classg Geor- gette Kahdy, Chan Poyner, and Jill Thurlow from the junior classg and Vickie Gorrell and Julie Marshall from the sophomore class. Kay Lums- den was elected head cheerleader and Mrs. Sandy Baker served as advisor. The group began its practice the last week in August, going to Long Beach to work on old cheers and learn new ones. Throughout the school year the girls also practiced every Thursday after school. Despite the fact that the Caps did not have a winning season, the cheer- leaders were always present to promote and maintain school spirit, en- thusiasm and good sportsmanship. Cheer Broughton High School CHEERLEADERS: Georgette Kahdy, Julie Marshall, Vicki Gortell, Kay Lumsden, Barbara Wall, Kate Johnson, Virginia Byrum. Absent Jill Thurlow, Chan Poyner, , X 0 A ,, I f Q . ,,,..,,,. . ,....,...,.., , , , V W ' 'Nj H ' M ,r,.4munK9,,'fiQ7 1. V, 1, ff . f 'ffwwv' , Q if it J ,. xx NN .a V fx 5 f ' li 1 T 2 I i 1 .K Y liz! A j .L O ki x L

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WNWW- gn- ,-, , MAJORETTES: Left to right: Margaret Mustard, head majoretteg Allison Rose, Kim Isaacs, Martha Rignoy, Judy Wilkerson, Janet Mustard. Majorettes MARGARET MUSTARD, Head Majorette JUDY WILKERSON JANET MUSTARD KIM IsAAcs MARTHA RIGNEY ALLISON RosE MRS. MELTON, Advisor Before school started this year, the marching six were preparing to parade in front of marching band and afternoon the girls practiced so they could stimulate school spirit. Besides marching during half- time at the football games, the majorettes marched in the Homecoming Parade, Christmas Parade, and this year they participated in the Inaugural Parade. 164 Head cheerleader, Kay Lumsden and Lead majorette, Margaret Mustard. With football co-Captains Mike and Chief. 7 S '..-ww V 1 r f f

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Z A ,fi-Q Rider. Se First row: Joe Maughan, Randy Cameron, Dennis Vick, Tim ray, John Anderson. Third row: Alan Morrison, Jimmy Jeff Leggett, Coy Emory, Phil Watkins, David Kesterson. Varsity Basketball Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton Broughton 71 .... .... 59 .... .... 61 .... .... 55 .... .... VARSITY RECORD --------------Grimsley ---.. ----Burlington Greensboro Burlington East Mecklenburg ---- ----Garinger Goldsboro Enloe j::Rocky Mount ---- ----Durham ---- ----Fayetteville Wilson Wilmington Goldsboro ---- ----EnIoe Rocky Mount Durham 51 .... .... W llson Fayetteville Wilmington CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS 59 ,,,,,,..,,.... Wilmington Fayetteville Rocky Mount ries, Rick V 'CE-? condlrow: Pete Maravich, Ronnie Vance, Shelburne Brannon, Bob Mur- Stalhngs, Greg Crampton, Dickie Smith. Fourth row: Ed McLean, Don BASKETBALL In 1964-65, Broughton had a new coach, Ed Mc- Lean, and Pete Maravich, a senior, who was the highest scorer the school has ever had. The record of 9 wins, 14 losses does not tell the story. MANAGERS: Coy Emory, Phil Watkins and David Kesterson. cs