Warner Robins High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Warner Robins, GA)

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All that red and white! At all of the games, spirited Demon fans wear as much of the school colors as possible Addressing the school at a pep rally, Coach Davis does what he can to boost morale. Heads or tails? Football team Captains Roger Glover and Chuck Boyd wait for the coin toss to determine who will kick off Steppin’ high to the band’s beat, Flag Corps Captain Dana Woodard performs a routine. 12 INTRODUCTION At the Homecoming Parade, Donna Koerner clowns around to show her school spirit. Decked out in their red and white, Keith Dunnaway, Sonya Addison, Terry Young, and Marsha Thorn show their interest in the school.

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While seniors, such as Emily Smisson, have a photographic portrait made at Olson's Stu underclassmen, like Jeff Wilson, have “‘just another picture’’ taken at school. Members of the Class of '82 relax on the Senior Bench Students order their senior tee shirts. This year, the VICA Club lowered the price to five dollars and offered two styles of the shirts - . Seniors come alive at the first pep rally of the school year. INTRODUCTION 11

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Judy Elder and Stacy Haugabrook teach WRHS students a new cheer Who was that masked man? Demon Fever strikes Brett Lowe, and he is dressed accordingly Mrs. Way, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Ringler watch the action at a pep rally Take a Closer Look ... S 7 pirit “Who are the Demons?” ““WE ARE THE DEMONS!” and proud of it, too! WRHS abounds with enthusiasm over its many achievements. We scream our lungs out at pep rallies, wear as much red as we can, and do anything else necessary to show that we are proud of our school. Every club in which we are involved and every activity in which we participate is a conscientious effort on our part to get involved and show our school spirit. It is sometimes difficult to be spirited when we are fairly confident that our team will stomp on its opponent every week. But we are always proud to be part of the “Big Red Demon Machine” and the “Dixie Express,’ and it feels good to be able to say, “I go to Warner Robins High.” And no matter which way the game may turn out, we'll always feel a great sensation when we hear the announcement that “Ladies and Gentlemen, you are now in Demon Country!” Getting involved can sometimes mean hard work! After school one day in the fall, band members practice their halftime show Go Hawaiian! Mrs. Hammond and her students are dressed for the occasion on “‘Hawaiian Day.” INTRODUCTION 13