Northwood High School - Imprints Yearbook (Pittsboro, NC)

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Many enthusiastic Chargers participated in Spirit Week by dressing as football players or cheerleaders, wearing Charger Pride buttons, putting on the ten gallon hats, yelling “Go Chargers , and wearing green and gold. Jeff Thomas and David Smith won two tickets to the homecoming game by collecting the most Charger Pride buttons. On Thursday, the halls echoed with “Go Chargers when the bell rang to dismiss class. On Friday, everyone wore green and gold or was put in jail by Sheriff Mabe or Deputies Leach and Kitzmiller. School spirit grew as the week progressed. Attendance at the parade and the home- coming game proved that we are proud to be Charg- ers. Michael Lindsey and Tabaiha Mitchell dressed as the enemy War- riors on Cowboy Day. The winners. Jeff Thomas and David Smith, had a long collection of Charger Pride buttons. On Football Player and Cheerleader Day. Raynard Thomas ex- changed roles with Carla Sparrow and Kim Sturdivant. We’ve Got The Spirit

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Pittsboro Filled with Spirit October 1 was a beautiful day for the Homecoming Parade. Classes and clubs en- tered 31 floats in the parade. The freshmen float received first place honors. The sopho- more float came in second and the Spanish float placed third. The senior float and the Hoofbeats float received honorable men- tions. All of Pittsboro truly showed their Charger spirit by filling the streets with peo- ple. The cheerleaders and the Charger horse added extra spirit to the parade. Leading the parade. Doug Cheek and his horse got the parade off to a great start. Coming in second place, the sophomore float showed lots of spirit. Parade 11