Radford High School - Oak Leaf Yearbook (Radford, VA)

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HOME IS WHERE THE FANS ARE

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Left: Break through to Victory right: Homecoming Court -King Terry Kanode, and Queen Connie Edwards with their court. The symbolic burning of a Pulaski foot- ball player as a confident crowd shouts Bobcat chants ... an inspiring speech at an assembly ... a better than average Pep Rally . . . cheerleaders with brighter smiles, redder faces and more forceful energy . . . the fragrance of white mums and the aroma of salty popcorn . . . exhausted voices saying, “Would you like to buy a program?” ... it was R.H.S. Homecoming 1966. It could be seen in the smiling faces, smelt in the misty night air, and felt in the warm spirit generated by an attentive crowd and determined players. A castle . . . colorful paper streamers . . . the romantic sounds of Don and the Deltons . . . the announcement of King —Terry Kanode and Queen— Connie Edwards set the enchanting and mediev- al atmosphere for “Ye OP Cats Court”, the theme of the Homecoming Dance which highlighted the weekend activities. Romantic goodnights . . . sore feet . . . dreamy sighs ... a messy gym filled with blushing memories and another victory for the Bobcats climaxed R.H.S. Homecoming for 1966. The climax to a great Homecoming weekend.

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Moving toward ’67— New cheerleaders: Gaby LoMascolo, Janet Gardiner, Karen Gibson, Kitty Bar- nard, and Bonnie Agee are chosen. LIFE IS Underclassmen Margaret Ambrose, John Gilley, Susan Jeffries, and Lynn Hutcheson show how it’s done.