Spring Valley High School - Saga Yearbook (Columbia, SC)

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Sprinting towards the finish line, Cy Johnson moves ahead at the regional 4-A track meet at Memorial Stadium. A handy way to travel. Ervin Wallace and Polly Nates wheel down the court at the Thursday night spirit rally during home- coming week The hand Is quicker than the eye. Sherry Youker keeps a close watch on the leader during a flawless per- formance Opening 5

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Off they go Cheerleader Terrie West releases green and gold bal- loons at Sportsarama August 27. Vi- king pride rose with them as we de- feated Richland Northeast 6-0 Listen upl The pep talk deliv- ered by Coach Greg Johnston intensely held junior Kevin Ba- ker's attention at the first home football game with Lexington. Achieving Perhaps part of the differ- ence this year was the clos- ing in of the pods, but the major difference in the at- mosphere was that extra glow in the eyes and spark in the hearts of the Vikings be- cause our varsity football team had defeated Rich- land Northeast for the first time in Sports-a-rama. The players paraded off the field after a twelve minute quar- ter of scoring a half a dozen points on the scoreboard and achieving a long await- ed victory. His own brand of heroism. El- pedio Lin-Justiniono displays his Zorro disguise during homecom- ing week. The week's theme was Heroes. Flrel Flrel Cheerleaders Macon Easterling and Linda Bermudez watch from on top of a fire truck along with Beverly Clark and Lynn Buff at the Sportsarama spirit raly. 4 Opening

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Row, row, row your boat. Mike Ab- dalia and Steve Altman paddle their way downstream in their card- board box boat made for a voca- tional project. First aid from a first hand. Lau- rie Whitcomb, our first female football trainer, secures the bandages on Scott Barron's arm. Sizing It up. Mike DeBerry and Gene Raulerson relax from sell- ing spirit wear during the week of orientation. 6 Opening