Twin Springs High School - Mountain Echo Yearbook (Nickelsville, VA)

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HOMECOMING 71-72 Vickie Fugate - Senior attendant, Escorted by Cap- The crowning of the Homecoming Queen by the principal, Mr. tain, Jack Compton. Reasor. The Twin Springs Homecoming was staged on the night of September 24. To begin the festivities, the Royal Titan Band gave a welcoming performance. Then the “mighty” Titans sprang away to their game against the Garden Dragons. When half-time rolled about, the Homecoming attendants were announced by the Royal Titan Band’s “Music To Watch Girls By.” The queen, Miss Vickie Fugate, was crowned by Mr. Reasor. She was presented with roses and a kiss from the captain. Although the Titans were defeated, the ceremony was still a beautiful and memorable one. Phyllis Dockery, Senior attendant escorted by Gary Renfro. Teresa Taylor - Senior attendant escorted by Bobby Elliott Linda Nickles - Senior attendant escorted by Jim Compton. 6

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being in the midst of school activities The mighty Titans travel on. Believe it or not, this is heavy. Nick-nack time. 5

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Homecoming attendants and floats Junior attendant - Teresa Blair escorted by Clifford Estep. Junior attendant - LaVerne Addington escorted by Gary Jennings. Well, It’s beginning to look like A . . . Preparation for homecoming included much hard work and dedi- cation from the students and teachers at Twin Springs. Many hours were put into making floats and planning the activ- ities which would take place in those exciting fun-filled moments. Although it was hard work, seldom before has any activity at T.S. had the co-operation, dedication, and spirit of so many students at the same time. There were those who worked their hearts out on floats, band members that practiced in the hot sun every day, cheerleaders who never ceased to encourage spirit, and football players who carried the tense, worried look of the game ahead.