Herculaneum High School - Blackcat Yearbook (Herculaneum, MO)

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This page is reserved to pay special recognition to the parents, friends, fellow students, school adminis- tration, and faculty, who are dedicated to our school and our athletes enough that they follow and sup- port the Blackcats in every sport in every way. No matter what the weather may be or how busy they may be with other things, there are those fans who religiously come to practically every athletic event our school is involved in. They will travel as far as St. Clair or Eureka, Flat River and Farmington without even as much thought of the distance as the blink of an eye. V There is a deep, sincere feeling of pride that goes with these people and it reflects back onhthe teams and school as a whole. There is a comradary that develops between these fans and the athletes. They get to know each other even if it be without meeting. ' Whether the fans realize it or not, the players re ally appreciate this support that is given to them. It's a very good feeling to -walk out and see and hear those people clapping and cheering for you, knowing that they are on your side. Without the fans there would be no Blackcats, because every fan is, in a sense, a member of the Black- cat team, participating in his own way toward the shared goal, to win. So we thank you, very sincerely, for being the kind of fantastic followers that each and every one of you are. You will always be remembered.

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