Springhill High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Springhill, LA)

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- i Springhill merchants express their desire for the Lumberjacks to beat Jesuit by sponsoring a downtown pep-rally. Merchants, teachers, and stu- dents alike did much to make '4Beat Jesuit Weekii the huge suc- cess it Was. During the week many contests were held to inspire the students and create as much spirit as possible. Trash can decorations, sweat shirt gimmicks, and sign contests were only a few of these. Wednesday and Thursday nights pep rallies were held at Gibsonis and A 81 Pis parking lots. During recess on the morning of the game, downtown merchants formed a line and circled the school several times to help boost the Jacks. As a climax to Beat Jesuit Week', students and teachers marched down town for a pep rally. M . ' ' ' - . nB1gaiftIifijitXoxlrl2iwliagen won first place as being the best decorated car during

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Barbara Harris and Beverly Corbell show their school Hllack LumberjaCk,, was awarded each week to the heme Spirit bYWCHIiI1g 00105111 Sweatshirts- room exhibiting the most school spirit. Spirit Reaches All Time Peak During Beat Jesuit Week S.H.S. 'cheerleaders show their devotion to the Lumberjacks as they lead them onto the football field.

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Nancy Smith, Janis Nations, and Gary Pool take time out from their yearbook work for recreation. In the Powder Puff game, football players Gary Toms Ricky Strother, and Gary Farley become cheerleaders. itudents Take Time Out to Enjo Themse ves in Less Serious Activities 'Ifhe class favorites represent the friendliness and courtesy typical of S.H.S. students.