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Varsity Cheerleaders Spark School Spirit WAY DOWN IN OLD VIRGINIA . . . Varsity and JV cheerleaders join together for a cheer during Home- coming game. THOSE STEPS ARE PRETTY . . . With this thought in mind Judy Rice, Brenda Lawrence, Linda Brammer, Sally Heslep, captaing Charlotte Sisson, Alice Pear- Despite the loss of two girls, the varsity cheerleaders proved a valuable asset to our basketball teams. Bright smiles and a willing- ness to lend support were always evident in their personalities, andthe cheerleaders never failed to show enthusiastic encouragement. By holding pep rallies and teaching stu- dents many of the yells, student participation was greatly increased. At every game, the cheerleaders led the student body in cheering the teams on to victory. A s sisting the varsity cheerleaders in maintaining enthusiasm were the JV cheer- leaders. The varsity and JV cheerleaders practiced every week so they could be in tip-top shape for every game. man, co-captaing and Brenda Welcher display their smiles of competition. ,, I . ,,,,..., ,. , M 1 1 fe- fag.,
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GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM . . . FIRST ROW: Trudy ROW: Shirley Atkins, Nancy Mills, co-captain, Linda Rumburg, captain, Nora Compton, Barbara Willis, Hall, Carolyn Owens, Brenda Dickerson, Shirley Craig, Sandra Stewart, Betsy Sisson, Sherry King. SECOND Charlene Reese. Not Pictured: Becky Dickerson. Shawnee Maids Maintain Spirit Despite Losses Despite hard practices, much spirit, and the leadership of Mrs. Scarborough, the Shawnee maids suffered a losing season as they lost all of their basketball games to the teams in Dis- trict S . The team was composed of girls from the ninth through twelfth grades. At the beginning of the season, Trudy Rumburg was elected captain and Nancy Mills was elected co-captain by the other members of the team. BALLET OR BASKETBALL? . . .Two different jump- ing forrns are exhibited as Trudy Rumburg and a player from Bland jump for the ball to start a new quarter. 59
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1 Cheering Squad 1 Linda Brammer Senior 1 2 Years ji'W51'F'7l A su 1 Is 1 ltr- r M - .. 1 .Qf'i-:am -' X ' ,I ' I if ' ' ix , , W Sally Heslep Captain Senior 4 Years Judy Rice Senior 2 Years i um XE . N 1- 7- it iii yy Seniors Compose Varsiiy gr 1 - was .W L ru ,Q m WL. 1 I, s, mf Charlotte sisson 1 Senior 1 Year 'Q' Alice Pearman Co- Captain Senior 4 Years JV Cheerleaders Help Varsity Maintain Enthusiasm JV CHEERLEADERS . . . Looking forward to the day captaing Judy Kemp, co-captaing Kathy Perdue, and when they will be varsity cheerleaders are Ruth Pear- Regina Williams. man, Charlotte Young, Nora Sowder, Susie Wickham,
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