Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Beneath a rainbow of colored streamers, dancers pause for a breather. These fans are not only spirited, but pretty, too. Darling Daphne and adorable Jeff Huffer prepare to present the Queen her flowers and crown. In the midst of friends, fun, and colorful lollipops, some take a break to chat, to watch, or to collect a few memories of Homecoming ' 74. Homecoming ' s excitement and pagentry would not have been experienced without the tremendous effort of the WHS Pep Club. The night was a gala affair with the crowning of Queen Shelby Jones and King Keith Allamong. The grandeur of the night will be remem¬ bered by all for years to come. The court was one of the most beautiful parts of the night. Senior representatives were Shelby Jones, Keith Allamong, Kim Monger, Steve Poland, Lynne Mercer, and Jim Belcher. Missy McMullin, Bo Wiseman, Mary Ann Krog, and Kinny Shiflett were the honored juniors. Rounding out the Homecoming Court of 1974-1975 were sophomores Teresa Lovegrove, Nat Nicholas, Kathy Floyd, and Tim Roberts. Just dancing, just sitting, or a little of each seemed to be the right amount for a great time “over the rainbow. 17

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OVER THE RAINBOW A teary-eyed and unbelieving Homecoming Queen, Shelby Jones, clings to the reassuring arm of the Homecoming King, Keith Allamong, just to make sure that this fantastic moment is really happening. Waiting in tense expectation for the important announcement of King and Queen, Kim Monger and Keith Allamong (left), Lynne Mercer and Jim Belcher (center), and Shelby Jones and Steve Poland (right) all portray images that WHS is proud to claim. 16

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Another victory for Women ' s Lib? Not exactly! The Lettermen ' s Club sponsored a most comical and un¬ usual money raising project this year; a football game between the Senior Sweethearts and the Junior Jockettes. Needless to say with female football players there were male cheerleaders! What a hilarious situa¬ tion it proved to be. The Jockettes did manage to score one TD by swift-footed Angie Lintz to defeat the Sweethearts. Whether the cheer was one, two three, four, five, we ' re the class of ' 75, or ten, nine, eight, seven, six, we ' re the class of ' 76 both teams agreed that they should back it up and do it again. The tension mounted as the girls lined up for the start of the big game. The Senior girls sat on the sidelines as some of their teammates battled it out. Super Senior cheerleaders kept the spirit up as the game neared the end of the first quarter. On the field the girls contemplate the strategy for the next play while the Junior cheerleaders, led by Scott Stegall, whip the crowd into a frenzy. WHAT IS IT? These Juniors cheered on their fellow Jocketts to a 6-0 victory.