Waynesboro High School - Skyline Yearbook (Waynesboro, VA)

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Half-time finds fans out of their seats, waiting to catch mini-footballs thrown by the cheerleaders. The cheerleaders step together to arouse the crowd at the start of a new quarter. What is a basketball game without a pep band adding some spir¬ ited music? Little giant mascot, Tony Farr, swings his club to show the uncon¬ querable WHS spirit. 15

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SPIRIT Backing up the cheerleaders, the spirited fans urge their school on to victory. School spirit is found in students and parents alike and is exemplified in the way the crowd has given support to their team. Suffer¬ ing through the losses along with the players, they show their anxiety as they offer that needed encour¬ agement. With intricate hand-clapping these husky-voiced cheerleaders cheered the senior girls on to victory in the Powder Puff Football Game. These junior girls spent many afternoon in preparation for the Powder Puff Football Game.

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SADIE HAWKINS As in years past, the Beta Club sponsored a high- spirited Sadie Hawkins Dance. Taking place in true hill¬ billy fashion, the dance displayed couples in a variety of country costumes. A humdinger of a local band, Free Trog, provided some real down-home music. Vicki Floyd and Mark Taylor take their final vows during the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Parading in her patched pantaloons, Sylvia Downey bounces to the music. A gussied up Rosemary Richardson does the cornpone polka to some real foot-stomping music. 16