Carle Place High School - Carillon Yearbook (Carle Place, NY)

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I V The spirit and enthusiasm that is so much a part of ww Carle Place tradition can be partially attributed to our fine cheerleading squads. many hours to make sure that their performance is always par excellence. Gladys Hansult and Barbara Turdy, Cap- tain and Co-captain, never settle for less than perfection at any practice session. The Junior Varsity Squad has also worked under the direction of Miss King. These girls are from grades eight through ten, and are led by Carroll Ferber, Captain. C Coached by Miss Gibber, the Varsity Squad'practices Thanks to these lively girls on the squads, the spectators cheered our boys on to many glorious victories. O Q .1 tm. 0,1 s. k ltr. U U Gladys Hansult 0 Captain .- 3' Standing: Susan Gerber, Judy Dingfelder, Edith Tozza, Diane Diamond. Kneeling: Barbara Turdy, Carlyle Peterson, Gladys Hansult, Barbara Black, Valerie Low.