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

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C I ATION R. Witwer, Mrs. Groff, Shirk, Lange, Hart. The Girls' Athletic Association is reorganized each year for the purpose of keeping all sports minded girls united in one group. The group is under the guidance of Mrs. Dorothy Groff. Through cooperation and hard work on the part of its mem- bers, this association has many achievements in its records of the past Their sources of money include selling refreshments at basket- ball games and the Boys' Athletic Association dance, checking coats and hats at numerous local affairs, and paying dues of fifty cents per girl. With this money the association has been able to purchase softball and basketball equipment, basketball suits, and within the past two years they have acquired three cheerleaders outfits. OFFICERS Irma Shirk ..... . President Jacqueline Lange . Vice President Rosabel Witwer . . . . Secretary Ethel Hart . . . . . Treasurer 44

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B OYS' ATHLETIC ASSCCIATIO N Q Mr. Polisohak, R. Kurtz, Muhlenberg, Glass, Cook. Early in the school year the Boys' Athletic Association was reorganized under the direction of Mr. John folischak. Their greatest aim in each sport is to keep the athletic teams well equp- ped with all that is needed. The association receives proceeds from basketball games along with the payment of dues. This year the association sponsored a dance to raise extra funds. This year the bleachers for the north ables them to seat more The boys seek organization collected money and purchased and south sides of the Fire Hall. This en- people during basxetball games. to Keep good sportsmanship and team cooper- ation foremost in the minds of Caernarvon nigh School athletes. OFFICERS Howard Muhlenberg . fresident Walter Cook . Vice President Roger nurtz . . . Secretary Elmer Glass . . . Treasurer 43

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CHEERLEADERS A on A witwer, E. Abbott, Lange. Strawberry shortcake Huckleberry pie V-I-C-T-O-R-Y Are we in it? Well, I guess. We're up on top With a C.H.S. This cheer and many others could be heard from the stu- dents of C.H.S. led by Ernie Abbott, Jacqueline Lange and Rosabel Witwer. These girls were chosen by the Girls' Athletic Association. Ernie Abbott and Rosabel Witwer were elected three years ago, while Jacqueline Lange was chosen two years ago. The Girls' Athletic Association purchased blue twill skirts lined with gold satin for the girls. White sweaters complete the ensemble. Mrs. Dorothy Groff, girls' coach, has charge of this group. Junior cheerleaders were elected this winter. They were: Mary Bannon, Mabel Rhoads, Betty Witwer and Shirley Sparr. Usually before each game a pep meeting is held to raise more school spirit for the games.At these meetings the cheerleaders also taught the students many new cheers and songs. 45