Caernarvon Township High School - Blugold Yearbook (Morgantown, PA)

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forty-four BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Claude Seifrit, Howard Muhlenberg, Mr. john Polischak, Robert johnson, Harvey Eshelman. The Boys' Athletic Association was reorganized early in the school year under the direction of Mr. john Polischak. They aim to keep their athletic teams equipped with all that is needed in each sport. Besides getting money from the payment of dues and from the proceeds of the basketball games, this year the association sponsored a paper drive and made their collections at the end of each month. In April the boys held a Record Dance to help cover the expenses of the baseball season. Boys interested in athletics must become a member. They seek to keep good sportsmanship and team cooperation foremost in the minds of C.H.S. athletes. Officers President .......... Claude Seifrit Vice President ..... Harvey Eshelman Secretary .... . . Howard Muhlenberg Treasurer . . . . . . Robert johnson

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CHEERLEADERS Rosabel Witwer, Jeanne Byler, Ernie Abbott. Dynamo, 1et's go, Dynamite, Let's fight. Dynamo - Dynamite, Let's go, let's fight. Team! Team! Team! This year the students were led in cheers and songs at basket- ball games by Ernie Abbott, Jeanne Byler, Jacqueline Lange, and Rosa- bel Witwer. These girls were chosen by the Girls' Athletic Association after numerous try outs. Three of the girls - Jeanne Byler, Ernie Abbott, and Rosabel Witwer - played on the girls' basketball team. During the girls' game Jacqueline Lange led the students in cheers. The highlight this year was the purchasing of sweaters for the cheerleaders by the Girls' Athletic Associations. Mrs. Groff, girls' coach, had charge of the group. Pep meetings were held prior to most of the games. During these rallies the cheerleaders taught many new cheers besides arousing enthusiasm for that night's court frays. forty-three

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Catherine Trate,Iane Kruppenbach,Mrs. Dorothy Groff, Jean Buchanan, Nancy Arters. The Girls' Athletic Association was one of the first groups to be reorganized at the beginning of the school year. Its purpose is to pro- mote cooperation and good fellowship among its members. All girls in- terested in athletics must join. Although no regular period is set aside for meetings, they are held whenever some issue requires action of the group. By paying dues and selling refreshments at basketball games the Girls' Athletic Association earned enough money to pay for new suits for the basketball team and sweaters for the cheerleaders. Some money was also spent for softball equipment. The organization has Mrs. Groff as adviser. The girls take great pride in the display of good sportsmanship shown by each and ev- ery one in the association. Officers President ........ Catherine Trate Vice President .... Jane Kruppenbach Secretary .... . . . Nancy Arters Treasurer . . . . . . Jean Buchanan forty five