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spirited cheerleaders pep up sports scene The American University Cheerleaders, headed by Co-captains Carrye Cooper and Bunny Kyber, have been leading the hoopsters through the toughest schedule in their his- tory. After weeks of tryouts and practices the Eaglettes made their 1963-1964 debut at the Homecoming Pep Rally, braving the winter elements to build up the spirit that carried throughout the weekend. At the Homecoming Game these girls initi- ated the pre-game activities by setting up the paper hoop for the team to come bursting through for their individual introductions. Since then, these cheerleaders have represented the Eagles at all the home games, spurring the team on to several exciting last-minute victories. There must be a correlation between the bas- ketball team ' s fine home court record and the cheerleaders ' enthusiastic support. With their new routines and old-fashioned charm and sparkle, the Eaglettes made this season most enjoyable despite the team ' s disappointing over-all record. To be chosen to represent our school as a cheerleader, a girl must have acrobatic ability and vocal capacity. Captain Carrye Cooper and Co-captain Bunny Ky- ber direct girls in one of the new gimmick routines. Tiniest cheerleader, Myrna Hirsh breaks up a pre- game practice by trying to shoot one into the hoop.
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