Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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SPORTSMANSHIP COMMITTEE FIRST ROW: Mrs. Stephenson, Terry Tyler, Sidney Foy, Clydeanna Cobb, Janis Nations, Ann Masters. SECOND ROW: Wayne Smith, Nancy Smith, Mrs. Tinker, Tommy Pease, Miss Carroll, Pat Cooper. THIRD ROW: Coach Pender, Coach Farrar, Don White, Larry Stone, Larry Smith, Mr, Burnham, Mr. Marshall. SHS Spirals With Sportsmanship Sportsmanship has been the key to life at S.H.S. during the 1964-1965 term. A sportsmanship code and a flag were designed and accepted by the student body and faculty. The flag was to be flown as a symbol that S.H.S. were sportsmen after every home athletic event when the sportsmanship committee gave the school a rating of SOZ or higher. Evaluation was based on the conduct of the fans, the team, the coaches, and the students. The school flew the flag many times. The ideal of sportsmanship spread to all high school activities. Students, on every occasion became good spogts. They worked harderg they had more spirit, they became more thoughtful, they took new pride in them- selves and their school. Sportsmanship is the theme of 1965 Lumberjack. Sportsmanship Committee takes job seriously

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Cheerleaders present flag at first football game SHS Adopts Sportsmanship Flag

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MRS. FREIDA OLIVE Librarian A good sport at all times! In her work as she helps us daily-in her conversation as she mixes Wit with Wisdom to chastise us severely and to lead us to greater integrity-in her foolishness as she shows us our foibles by being very humane herself-in her love for S.H.S. which she has served faithfully many years. A good sport! A good friend! A good person! Because you inspire us to be a finer lady or gentleman, to reach loftier heights, and to love our school, we the Lumberjack Staff of 1965, honor you our faculty usportsladyi' of the year-Mrs. Freida Olive. We Honor You - Our Good Sport of '65!