Nelson County High School - Governor Yearbook (Lovingston, VA)

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t 1 ! i 1 J j Upper left: Powder puff “ladies” take a break from cheer¬ leading. Upper right: “All right, all right, all right.” Lower left: Freshmen put their best foot forward. Center: One of the Junior creations for Spirit Week. Lower right: “SPLAT” 22-14.

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STUDENT LIFE

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.... I Spiri t! Right On! As last year’s sophomores became this year’s jimiors, they found that it was indeed a clear slide to victory. In keeping with a win¬ ning tradition begun in ’71, the juniors be¬ came the winners of the 1972 Homecoming Spirit Week by capturing first place honors for the overall creativeness of their posters and by winning the student yell-out. The seniors, too, were recognized by the judges for showing a highly spirited attitude throughout the week. On Friday, their efforts won for them the title of the Most Enthusias¬ tic and Most Spirited Class. Although neither the sophomores nor the freshmen won a specific title, they proved themselves to be challenging oppositions for the upperclassmen. In its second year as a school event, the 1972 Spirit Week was markedly successful in strengthening enthusiasm and school pride. Its success was recognized by Coach Allen at the pep rally preceding the Homecoming Game when he commended the student body for their wholehearted support of the Governors.