Seven Hills School - Septencollium Yearbook (Lynchburg, VA)

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Cheerleaders Six girls composed the cheerleading squad with Mrs. MacMillan as their adviser. The girls cheered enthusiastically at the exciting school games, and at the end of the year the students presented them with silver mega- phone charms to show their appreciation. For the first time, the cheerleaders were asked to cheer for the V.E.S. basketball and football teams. This, along with cheering for Seven Hills, made it a very busy year for the girls. The girls concluded their fun and exciting year by attending the Basketball Banquet to which they were invited by the Seven Hills team. 57 J. Mundy, L. Hicks, L. MacMillan fAss't Headl, C. Londeree fHeadJ, M. Marshall, M.D. Roberts.

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FRONT ROW: Mrs. Kennedy CAdviserJ, C. VanNatta, L. Hancock, L. Howell, W. Hoilman, B. Thompson, C. Hancock, E. Cary, T. Farrar. SECOND ROW: L. Turner, S. Preston, J. Crowe, M. Owen, A. Farrar, A. Bowles, C. White, A. Taylor, D. Booth, M. Watts, S. Watkins. Glee Club i 'QX l 1 l 1 l J 1 I 1 The Glee Club, under the direction of Mrs. Kennedy had an exciting and eventful year. Aside from entertainin the school at various times, the club enjoyed other evem outside of school. At Clu-istmas the group presented collection of carols for the Lynchburg Art Club. In th spring the Glee Club joined those of Chatham Hall an V.E.S. to sing during a service at the First Presbyteria. Church. Again in the spring, the girls joined with V.E.S. t make a record. The year will give the members many ei citing memories.

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The Team really tumed into a team during the year! Under the able direction of Mrs.Weigand, the team learned to work together and to have a good time doing it. Al- though the team scored few victories, all the games were close, well fought, and exciting. The school showed its interest in the games by giving the girls uniforms. At the end of the season, a Basketball Banquet was held. Mrs. Jaqueline Asbury gave a very appropriate speech about the benefits derived from team sports. Awards were presented to several girls on the team. Dea Booth was named the best defensive player. Moira Fitzpatrick was named the best offensive player. Cindy Hancock received the most improved player award. .- I as CCThQ 77 1 FRONT ROW: T. Christian, E Cary fCo-Captainj, M. Fitz patrick fCo-Captainl, J. Gifforf SECOND ROW: L. Turner, It Lackey, B. Almond, A Christian, D. Booth, M. Watts THIRD ROW: Mrs. Weiganr CCoachJ, B. Roberts, A. Mundy F. Flippin, C. Hancock, E Thompson, S. Allison fMan agerj.