Bowling Green State University - Key Yearbook (Bowling Green, OH)

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I 1 -16 X The human drama contained in an athletic event is revealed in every action and expression of a student. Intense seriousness or laughter, pleasant concentration or sadness reflects the action on the field. A cheerleader on tiptoes exemplifies the anticipation of the entire crowd during the crucial play. The lingering echo of cheers resounds the involvement of human beings in athletic competition.

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