South Rowan High School - Southerner Yearbook (China Grove, NC)

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The Flancler mascot gets the students golng at Soutl'w's fnrst pep rally of the 'I SBA football season. .Jost establusheo two years ago. the mascot has quickly gained popularuty. Kolly - Crolg, who wears the Harder costume. performs with cheerleaders at every pep rally ' and game. ill l 15' :Q-. Q Q Q , ' el -123. . ' Q. ,Q1 of gel 4 ,.,, , 3 Sensor drummer Jonathan Car-tor . yells for the Flanders at the East 'FQ' X versus South game. Klm Cox, Todd -a. 1, Holler, and Lloa Kerr, lolned by - -nur' l 1' auxlllary marchlng Dano members, cheer the varslty team on to a I-24-1 I3 vnctory over East. 1 1 Sergeant Bob Davin glves Bryan Ovorcooh a pep talk or: the sndelmes dorlng a football game. Nlany Community residents are actively involved In sports programs here at South Flowao by helplrwg out ,url similar ways. , ff ua x 2' Wim :fa-' ' ' , ..1f?r.f + 15 1:5 N 4- . 1 'i1.'w?v, ' ff' - M-Q w:1:Q:-1 1-ll 1 .- ,Q YT RM - , , . ,, .V .Q .Yi aww-ll-X'-1, l 1 .- ' ' ' vw- K W., : Qf 'W'f11'P2'P'fir2:e1 K Q 0 l R , X G ,mfi 5 an A Nh W A 5

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I i 'K Qaal riff i FIGHT! Fight, Flanders Fight! Varsi- Ly cheerleader Michelle Hilson peps up the crowd as she cheers her team on to victory and helps keep the famous Raider spirit. high This spirit is shovvn by the big crowds at each game. 3 1, . l ' ' w ' J i was ' 'uf , ,,, A qi' XV' 1 L fl 'W' sl- 1 i X 4' liiill .iw The varsity cheerleaders lurrh an 'S' to spell out Soutr as the Raider Football Leave fights the lvlustangs o' East Flovvan. The cheerleaders work hard every vveek LU perfect their movements and stunts They creer at all football and basketball games FllTC1F1LJ'xll'll:i the siiiv-mer tre V- 'l 2 spend ra strenuous vveek at clieerleadliig cannp GREAT l:Xl-'l.LJSILJlXl: Sl-DIFQIT This is the year of the great revolution. A burst of vital force surges throughout the school. Every event evokes a newborn sense of the vvord spirit. Nlrs. James H. Donnell pointed out that the reason South l3lovvan's athletes are so spirited is, They play as a team, not so much as individuals. Active Raider athlete Joe Hedrick agreed by saying, VVe all help each other out. Joe also stated that the pep rallies are very important for the team's success. They help to moti- vate us, but it also lets us have Fun and relax us a little before a big game. Not only does the band help the cheerleadf ers rev the fans up at pep-rallies but also at the big games. The band is an important supplement to the cheer- leaders, supported varsity cheer- leader Sherry Nlenius. The mascot helps out a lot too at games, adds Kim Smith. Kim truely embodies the '14- meaning of the vvord spirit by saying, Everybody here tries together to make South Fiovvan the best school in every area possible. Using herself as an example, Deana Plaines said, I go to the games and cheer for the Plaid- ers to shovv the other schools that South Flovvan is the best. Friends from other schools have told me that they were amazed at hovv much spirit South exhibits, reported Linda Rhyne, an enthusiastic Raider fan. lVlarching Sand member Terrie Helms commented that the reason the band is so energetic is. VVe vvork hard for a shovv that is about eight minutes longg We all realize hovv hard the teams must work to play tvvo hours. Everyone at South Elovvan has a right to be proud of our school and they shovv it. As the 'l SSS FRAIDEFR SIDIFQIT blasts avvay We look to- wards the future. Ely: Julie Jordan and Angie Flhssell A -up ' im- I14, I 'iilk fl .El 'Q 2 Z 57? l.. .I li lt I f ,N V .N ,MWF Y. g ,. - ,A A y ,,., .A ,Q ., ,, . ,.... . ,WW7 , ' .- fl - A 3' REV Asamigeigwgf h H . 469'- ig ! ! .1 .f . -.1- f.,i .1 . ,.- -. '.--.:' -l.Af..1.,',.f 1-,--,A - 'l 'i'5-ik 'W wa, me E5 mpg, 1 , A. .. . tx, n5,f.,f.,,- - . v ,,. veg. W.. ,, 1... f ' - ,jQq.i:I'.: M- . fggg.. li lik x.g,i,':i ,Q ' r -A ' f 5,-' wg:-A1 , A 7 '-1, v 5 A Rig 5 ' , kA'ff g ' 1:1 L , 'f lp' ,-Q-u. H',-.6414 ,, ,.-sg 97- A-.- A .5 f. -he af - .R .fi 'W ' -fmt 5 : 7 ' l fiiiwms 5 -Q1ZQl '.'.'31.lf-11 if '1 ,-'lf'-L..l .X V' , g xii i? . ,f SqmQ..fw A.:-1,1 'i:i'2?f,w'1'p. Q -f ' T' 'l W W,-. ?'i 1'? IW 'w'f5'lfiJl ' - Nfl I :!iK.'4Q J -7' V Hn' -'wiv i. i1f'l:LLf'fi1 YY15SH 5 w ,W :if?Qi -peeaggfife-ffiwf? 1 -, ' W 1s HEwY 'BTJ Mis. -s.,

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SEIXIICJFIS: FACE Tl-IE I:l.1'I'l.1l:iE Let us design thepages: let us voyage into a new dimension. A vast adventure is demanding our focus. Projecting into your future, an excit- ing plan comes into view. A chart of events begins to develop. The explora- tion is about to begin. . . . Chris Ssgsr is going to attend the University of North Carolina at Char- lotte, majoring in Electrical and Com- puter Engineerlng. l love math, Chris stated sincerely. I also like to work with people, related Chris with 'IS much enthusiasm. An athletic person who displays a positive attitude is Ksns McKenzie. Ksns is hoping to attend either Appa- lachian State University or Lenoir Fihyne. Ksns hopes to go into the fields of physical therapy, sports med- icine, or physical education. l love to work with people and deal with their emotions. Share with us the dreams we have of the life to come. Once, inside a dark desolate place, thoughts have ex- ploded into a new wave of technology. Share with us, the Seniors of South Fiowan, a new trend-setting way of life. Venture with us, where we have never ventured before. Share the ex- perience of discovering our dreams. and desires waiting to be fulfilled. Come with us to invision our succes- ses that we may possess an exciting and most creative odyessey that is about to begin. Enter, now, into the realm where the very heart of imagi- nation lives and breaths.