Wilson Hall - Idylls Yearbook (Sumter, SC)

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Elizabeth Lee gets the students excited as she leads the cheers in the gym. Trying to get the crowd into the game, the J.V. cheerleaders give it all theyhve got. J.V. Football Cheerleaders Heather Holt, Beth Rhyne, Elizabeth Lee, Nancy Walden, Michelle Wallace, Mary Frances Moses, Allison Evans, and Carmen Haley.

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Get Excited About Our Super Season Get excited, get - Get Ex- cited! The J.V. cheerleaders cer- tainly did get excited and en- thusiastic as they cheered the J.V. football team to victory. After days of working in the hot sun during August making up new cheers and chants, practicing stunts, and perfecting pompom routines, the cheerleaders were ready for the season. This squad was also in- volved in a stunt with the varsity football cheerleaders. Many new ideas for cheers and chants that are used by all cheerleaders were started by the J.st. One particularly exciting game they cheered for was against TSA. With just a few seconds left in the game, the Barons had to score a touchdown to win. Without the urg- ing and screaming of the cheerleaders, who got all the fans to stand by the sidelines and yell, it would have been tougher for the team to score the winning 100 JJV Football Cheerleaders touchdown. Quarterback Tripp Lee describes the game as lla great team effort and a big boost from the fans?' It was the responsibility of the cheerleaders to raise the spirit of the fans and they definitely did that. These talented girls were headed by co-head Elizabeth Lee and Nan- cy Walden. Nancy summed up her feelings about cheering by saying, uNot only is cheering fun but you also become more closer friends with the people you cheer with. All the hard work pays off. At halftime, Beth Rhyne and Nancy Walden talk to several of their friends. The tower is completed as Michelle Wallace climbs aboard J .V. and Varsity cheerleaders at a pep rally. Moving up to the Varsity squad to cheer at Homecoming, these J .st show their winning smiles.

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7tht8th Grade Football 3-4 Wilson Hall 14 Wilson Hall 6 Wilson Hall 34 Wilson Hall 0 Wilson Hall 0 Wilson Hall 6 Wilson Hall 18 Hammond 6 Wade HamptonZO Thomas Sumter 6 Robert E. Lee 8 Roy Hudgens 6 Willington 14 Thomas Sumter 0 The Junior High players have confident smiles before their Thomas Sumter. first game against 102 - 7tht8th Grade Football Richard Mancaster prepares tc tice the day before the Hammond which resulted in a 14-6 win fc Barons. i At first they didn't even kn the starting positions, but as season progressed, the seventh . eighth grade football team fine-tu their organization into a powerful ., determined team that was a diffi- match for their opponents. crushing 35-7 defeat of Tho i Sumter exemplified the teamts sp throughout the season as Milt Low went for 100 + yards in passing in j. that one game. Expressing his feeli during the Thomas Sumter game, said, ttI felt that they were no comp tion and' that we were going to bl! them away? The coaches, Mr. Mar Haley and Mr. Mark Roach, reali that fun was also an important part the game and inspired each player achieve his very best. These sevet and eighth graders were definitely team to make the school proud. 7th-8th Grade Football Team Front R Michael Haley, Patrick Reynolds, Shane Tow- Lee Jacobs, Mark DuBose, Jay Jones, Chad l ris, Gene DuBose, Richard Muncaster; Mid- Row: Brian Smith, Jamie Smith, Derek Zeigl Ben Cromer, Scott Jackson, Stephen Touchber Michael Moise, Bryan Bateman, Stephan Mi Johnny Shaw, David Abrams, Coach Da Davids, Coach Mark Roach, Coach Scoo James, Victor Boykin, Jetf Adler, Tripp Jam Back Row: William Croft, Tike Geddings, Se Wheeler, Michael Barker, Nat Dinkins, Ja Glassock, Milt Lowder.