Southern Garrett County High School - Highlander Yearbook (Oakland, MD)

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Randy Knotts exhibits his flashy spirit during football spirit week. Spirit mounts as Southern rises to the top What do painted faces, cut up clothes, nerds, and punks all have in common? These are just a few of the many ways in which students at Southern High School exhibit- ed their enthusiastic and somewhat outlandish support of their football team during the 1984 football season. Student spirit at Southern High School was on a defi- nite upswing as the team completed victory after victory. The great success of the team gained them the honor of holding the first play-off game at Southern’s home field and the outstanding support of the students, as well as faculty, at Southern High School. Tonya Bray, a senior, stated, ‘As a cheerleader, I feel the spirit in the school this year is tremendous. The participa- tion among the students is unbelievable. The faculty has also helped the spirit this year. I hope the spirit stays on the upswing throughout basketball season.” A pep assembly was held in honor of the players the day before the play-off game which included many skits and the performance of the local rock band, Monta Vista. @ Leading a crowd of enthusias- tic Ram fans is senior cheer- leader, Tonya Bray. Southern Ram fans show their loyalty to the team by attend- ing a Ram bonfire. 2 Opening

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@ Steve Shrock successfully tackles the Musselman ball carrier. veemeraceaine: RE TP RNR Ses @ Assistant drum major Shawn Reed concentrates on playing her part perfectly during Southern’s football halftime show. @ Varsity cheerleader Kim Grimm displays her excellent ability and bravery during a complicated cheerleading mount. Opening 3