Statesville High School - Trail Yearbook (Statesville, NC)

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Summer Sale Funds New Uniforms Whether racing through the band tunnel at home football games or springing into stunts at basketball halftimes, SHS cheerleaders never failed to initiate crowd enthusiasm. The squad returned from camp at Meredith this year with fresh ideas Land a few minor injuriesj and quickly put new techniques into action. Diligently working behind the scenes as well as before the crowds, cheerleaders produced posters, banners, and team favors each week to boost spirit. Pep rallies were an overwhelming success and featured original skits and peppy routines. By conducting a summer candy sale, the varsity squad raised over 600 dollars with which new uniforms were purchased and introduced during basketball season. An energetic J.V. squad ignited spirit in the sophomore class and ran away with the coveted spirit stick during Homecoming festivities. The girls brought recognition to Senior High by taking second place at a fall cheerleading clinic at East Rowan. The J.V.'s also proved as invaluable help to the Varsity in ribbon sales and pep rally plans. Despite hard rain. senior Terry Harmon con- tinues to cheer for the Hounds. Varsity Cheerleaders: Front row -- Cathy Campbell. Second row W- Frances, Daniels, Angela Daven- port. chiefg Ginger Johnson, Robin Stevenson, co-chiefg Nancy Curlee, Stephanie Honeycutt, Kim Kelly. Back row - Terry Harmon, Robin Stikeleather, and Alexis Pickens. 84 4 Sports At the close of the Homecoming pep rally, chief cheerleader Angie Davenport leads an exuberant student body in a final cheer.

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lnexperience Proves Costly The Girls J.V. Basketball Team: Front row - A. Hunter, co-captaing Coach M. Galliherg L.A. White, co-captain. Back row! V. Cowan, J. Umberger, J. Orbison, J. Satterfield, P. Sigmon, and J. Furches. ,amass 'PW Although the J.V. girls did not have a very productive season. they did gain valuable experience for upcoming years. The number of players was largely responsible for their 3-4 record. The Pups main downfall was their defense, but the final games showed marked improvement over the first of the season. Mrs. Marion Galliher coached the Pups. She stressed the importance of teamwork and movement of the ball. Heading the scoring attack were guard Adrian Hunter and forward Vivian Cowan. Louanne White stood out the key defensive player. Co-captains for the 1974-1975 team were Vivian Cowan and Louanne White. if -vm. s Bringing the ball into the forecourt, Adrian Hunter and Louanne White set up for the next play. if if we K t . if '1Q'f?Yfii?lf gL 5354 'H--'. , 511-AWTSSS' Nei: i ., ,. ,. ..:,f,s,,-V s,qg.:i.,,, L, as I , 1 ,. ,... .., . .l.,a-.,.,..-t .za ppl ' - A .fi fqfifig if' wiv: . ,,g:i.L,r,Lj Sports - 83

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J.V. Cheerleaders Place ln District Competition Tw, W, , In an effort to inspire spirit, J.V. cheerleader After welcoming the Greyhounds onto the court, varsity cheerleaders return to their Angela Pickens cheers the Greypups on to seats. victory. 1 PLM Q Junior Varsity Cheerleaders: Front row: Beth Hopkins, Lauren Adler, co-chiefg Ellen Aman, Judy Wells. Back row: Patti Bruning, Sherrie Stokes, and Laura Harmon. Sports H- 8