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Saturday, October 4, 2008
Oldham County Shows Its Colonel Pride
Greater Louisville, KY
The band and cheerleaders kept the fans pumped at the Oldham County vs. South Oldham football game on September 19. After a week off school thanks to the power outages from the wind storm, the schools were ready to play!
The South Oldham dance team joined the Oldham County team for a halftime combination show.
At halftime, the cheerleaders surprised the crowd with special gifts from the Kentucky State Police, who were on hand to promote Friday Night Blue Lights, a program to keep high school drivers safe on Friday nights.
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