Spartanburg High School - Spartana Yearbook (Spartanburg, SC)

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hours in Garnished in his royal attire, newly crowned Anchor Playmate Mike Arm strong gets the once over by Wilford Lee. With During the SAC installation, a new senior class had the privilege of front hundrgdg gf row seating, a traditional senior honor. school, we need hundreds of hours of partying! Susan Smith , , We jam, we jive, we study, we strive, we party, we survive, and its all part of Stud nt 6fStudent Life Division What would the masses of students do besides go crazy without student life? You can count on them partying at Homecoming in the Won- derful World of Disney , jam- ming at the bonfire, counting down every day until the weekend, savoring their 30 minute lunch in the courtyard or senior study hall, going to dances and pep rallies, and countless other events. The hours seem to come in hun- dreds until the bell rings. Then the day is over and everyone heads to Hardees! lt's times like these that make it all worthwhile. The numbers on the clock prove to be more than numbers to the students at SHS while they count down 'til more Student Life! 'mira' if During the SAC installation when all new council members and' presidents are installed, Mamie Fike and the orchestra play a tune.

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It's time for the pep rally. Student crowd into the gym preparing to Get a bit rowdy! re you ready to throw down? YES WE ARE! On the Fridays before key football and basketball games, students looked for- ward to a break from the routine: a pep rally. Students gathered either in the gym or in the outside pep rally area during 4th, 5th, or 6th period. Everyone rose as the band started off the pep rally with the Alma Mater. After the singing stopped the cheer- leaders spread some of that Viking Spirit through the crowd with chants, cheers, and pom-pom routines. An- other crowd pepper is the class competition, which al- ways aroused students' will to win. Other activities included costume contests, during Homecoming and Farmer's Day, skits by the cheer- leaders and the presentation of game captains. Hearing the first note of Oh When The Saints Go Marching In and knowing that the pep rally had ended, students scattered to their classes, but not before a little socializing. Paying close attention to the band, school-spirited juniors await the singing of the Viking Fight Song that officially begins the pep rally. 8fPep Rallies For the Broome pep rally, the band warms up before the student body arrives. At each pep rally the Viking band provides the musical back- ground. The year's first pep rally began as new head coach Fred Kyzer intro- duces the varsity football team. The Vikings traveled to Charleston to play 41 ranked Summerville after this spirited pep rally. fi lamin' luniors show that they are ready to go down at the Broome pep rally. This display of spirit is commonplace during these Friday afternoon gatherings. 4.4 Www