College High School - Rhetorette Yearbook (Warrensburg, MO)

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PEP SQUAD The Pep Squad receives a lot of blame for not attending out It is their duty team at all the of town games. to support our games so it is natural for the basketball boys to.be disappohtf ed if there is not much support for them. Cost of transportation is the reason the Pep Squad and others do not attend out of town games more often. Therefore we must try to cut the expense for the students who want to attend the games. Our school was the largest and the best school in the Warsm Tournament but there was not a handful of rooters to support our team in the finals. Our school was the only one whichchd not have a pep squad presenu but Our Pep Squad can not be blamed. They exhausted their funds on the trip to the first game. Many students say the school should furnish the bus. Trans- portation is furnished for our team. All supporters of our mam want them to win. The school supports it, so surely it wants the boys to win. Now why doemft the school provide transportat- ion for rooters? They would not only help our team but would learn a little of the sports- manship of contests and how to behave when taken on trips. It is true that we aren't a public school and we have other advantages which are denied to students of public schools but still, we must show others that we are proud of our Pep Squad as well as our basketball team. Perhaps it should be the re- sponsibility of the school to carry part of the load that is thrown upon the girls in the Pep Squad. Talk to the Student Council representatives and ask them to see what can be done They may have a fund which couh be used for this worthly'causs QUESTION QF THE WEEK What do you think'shouldbe done .about student transportat ion to out-of-town games? , The answers from seven studm seemed unamimous to the effed that--HThe School should furnim a bus so that more students am especially the Pep Squad couh attend games. Dr. Schott said WTransportation to and fromq of town basketball games becomm a problem of both.the faculty m the students. Everyone realim that the attendance of the CL lege High boys and girls at tt out of town games is importm to the players. N nThe administration of -tl school will endorse trips tm are adequately sponsored by mm member of the faculty or ,arf sponsible person approved by th administration. WThe financing of the outf town trips necessarily becom' the problem of each indivimm or group attending the bal games. It is not possible fn the school to pay for transpo tation other than that of th regular players. However, tm bus will be available for renw at any time a group of studeml desires to attend one of theot of town high school games. W2 minimum cost for the bus and H the driver will be charged tow group.N 2 Coach Whiteman's answer waw I am in favor of the Pep Sqw having free transportation U Basketball games if other schodl are furnishing fraatransportatv for their Pep Club. I am notU fQVOF of the Pep Squ3d'5 goi2 with the basketball boys.

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