Western Guilford High School - Amici Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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Lindley Oh no! The tire is going down . . . exclaims Patti MCLe- Oh-gee-oh Western High is gonna win! yells more. Vickie Young. V A R S I T Y C H E E R Linflley L Pam Hamby rushes to the aid of Laura Huffine, the symbol ofthe All-American E football hero, during the Cheerleaders' farewell performance. A D E R S 76 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS W ..,45 ii Lindley Sue Simmons, assisted by Diane Hawley, learns the art of pumping gas.

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Nicholson First row: fim Holmes, David Dixon, Lonnell Mitchell, Bruce Jessup, Mark Coble, Artie Loggains, Greg Morris, Frank Cook. Second rovv: Mark,C1uenther, Mickey Ballew, Mike Wakefield, Benny jessup, Randy Barnes, Eddie Zubizarreta, john jordan, Fred Fitzgerald, lohn jeffries, Charlie Michaux, Darrell Allred, Chuck Gladwell, Mike Morrison. junior Varsity Fails to Finish Season, However, Cheerleaders Keep Spirit Alive l V A Harper, Asst. Head, Karen West, Head, Sharon Sweetman, Hornet, Sue Ratledge, Terry Davis. E I T Y Nicholson First row: Denise Grimm, Pam Sheek, Cindy Dobbins, Lynn Davidson, Betty Pleasants. Second row: Lynn Wolff, Kim IR. VARSITY 75 R.

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First row: Vickie Young, Phyllis McKoin. Second row: Sue Simmons, Hornet, Sandy Bergman, Pam Ham- byg Susan Harper, Lynn Stafford, Asst. Head, Diane Hawley. Third row: Laura Huffineg Susan Hall, Headg Patti McLemore. Cheerleaders Show the Students That They Care O.K., this is our last cheer, so ya'll really yell! Students heard this many times at pep rallies as the cheerleaders tried to boost school spirit. Many times the cheerleaders stayed after school, practicing cheers for a big pep rally, but often they had to settle for two or three yells after an assembly pro- gram. Pep rallies were a part of cheerleadin that everyone saw. But there were other things the cheerleaders did that few people knew about. This year's cheerleaders put together football handbooks for the players, hel ed in con- cession stands, antllworked at West Market Esso Service to earn mone for the cheerlead- ing fund. This money was used to buy pennants, pom-poms, and monogramming. But cheerleading wasn't all work. There was eating steak with the football team, ridin the bus with the basketbag team, and participating in the Greensboro Christmas Parade. Andthenthere wasjust over- all cheering. Who for, what for who ya gonna yell for? WHS! ! ! Im. Wi' N Q' Q, 39 as Lindley Lindley Lynn Stafford calmly disagrees with the official's decision. Unh! says Susan Hall. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 77