Valdese High School - Impersonator Yearbook (Valdese, NC)

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World of Disney Comes To Life Characterized by Minnie Mouse, Uncle Remus, and Snow White, the Wonderful World of Disney trans- formed VHS into a land filled with spirit, color, and happiness. A gala assembly kicked off the 1972 Home- coming festivities. Surrounded by a host of Disney Characters, the Senior football players introduced their choice for the “Queen of Disney.” On Friday a gigantic pep rally boosted spirits even higher. The rous- ing music of the band, pom pom rou- tines, and askit by the Drama Club entertained the student body who were surrounded by banners and posters urging the Tigers to victory. Cheering competition highlighted the pep rally as the Seniors came out victorious. Many hours of dedicated preparation resulted in an exciting parade line up... only to be spoiled by heavy rainfall. The Monogram Club captured float honors with the theme ‘‘Let’s Make Tigerland, Wonderland.” NHS and Band earned second place honors. Cyprus performed at the Homecom- ing Dance bringing the 1972 festivities to aclose. “The Wonderful World of Disney” proved to be a fascinating, unforgettable event for VHS students. A. After the long awaited moment, Laura K. relaxes. B. Viewing the parade, Karen Norris and Audri Kincaid. seek shelter from threatening clouds. C. Escort Stuart Searcy awaits the crowning. D. Sammy S. enjoys the game in spite of wet weather. E. Longing for a Homecoming victory, Rick B., Robert Y., Eric W., Bill W., and Ken lL. observe. Mary Drum provides entertainment for half- time. G. Senior Al Huffman carries the ball in the H ao final seconds of the disappointing game. Tension mounting, Cathy O., Frances M., Stuart S., and Keith B., await the big moment. Homecoming nominee Vickie Belk is intro- duced. j. Drama Club members Charles Gallager and Jimmy Poe perform in the Homecoming . pep rally. K. Laura Keever receives the traditional bouquet. L. Disney characters, Louis B., Deb W., Robin H., Rhonda R., Alan H., and Debbie L. come to life. M. Karen Church, maid of honor, receives applause. N. Connie B., with escort Kevin R. and sponsor Tim A., takes part in the customary pre- game parade. O. Quarterback Jeff Vaughn gains yardage in his last homecoming performance. 16 Homecoming

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Gala Dances Highlight Year With the coming of winter, students looked forward to the festive holidays highlighted with a successful Christmas Dance. Grand Central provided electri- fying entertainment as students en- joyed a night full of fun and memories. To climax the evening Marie Myers was chosen Christmas Queen 1973. With a setting that created the real- ism of love, the Jr.-Sr. Prom captured the imaginations of everyone present. A mystical nighttime world unfolded as couples engaged in a festive evening of food, dance, and romance. “August” provided entertainment as guests danced to the sounds of hard rock music. In the minds of all present this night of fantasy and love would never end. A.,B. Holiday spirit surrounds Christmas Queen M. Myers and Maid of Honor D. Wallace. C. Elected by VHS Clubs, 19 girls form Christmas Court. D. J. Warlick and S. Simpson take a break. E. L. Lawrence and M. Berry enjoy the music of August. F. Jr.-Sr. sponsor Mrs. Massengill dances with M. Campbell. G. “August” performs at 1973 Jr.-Sr. Prom. H. R. Baker, K. Browning, D. Wallace, and J. Vaughn find Jr.-Sr. time finally here. 1. Posing as Southern Belles and Gentlemen, the Waiters and Waitresses make this night a special one.