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J4fALfia A field of our high school education which is becoming more popular with the passing of each year is the Held of athletics. Participants in athletics are united because of a desire for that activity and not because it is something they are required to do. In addition, partici- pation in athletics is a satisfying experience because the person not only gains character building experience, but he also gives of his abilities to his school. ln past years Kane High has been fortu- nate in having championship teams. This year our teams did not fare too Well in competition, but their iighting spirit and will to win Won the admiration and respect of their fans. It is on this admiration and respect of the fans that the program of athletics is based. l 25
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VARSITY Lto R: J. Gourley, C. Peterson, J. Branon, P. Novosel, V. Cartwright, C. Himes CAQQPLQJQPJ Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleaders Worked tirelessly this year boosting the team's morale and arousing school spirit. Whether the games were Won or lost the girls never lost their vim and vigor. This year the cheerleaders participated in special football half-time routines with the co- operation of the school band. The cheerleaders also held snappy pep assemblies, a parade and a bonfire. Homecoming Day found the cheer- leaders taking part in the Coronation Ceremo- nies of our Homecoming Queen. The varsity cheerleaders conducted the football letter assembly and the Iunior Varsity cheerleaders led the basketball assembly while the Varsity cheerleaders were awarded their letters. Bright additions to our cheerleading squad were the red vests worn with royal blue skirts and crisp White blouses. An annual affair held by the cheerleaders is the formal dinner party at the Kane Manor. This banquet is chaperoned by Mrs. Alice Tur- ner, adviser and an invited faculty guest. JUNIOR VARSITY Lto R: N. Schlopy, M. Bodclorf, I. Lind, M. Montgomery, D. Phillips, M. Rose. Not pic- tured: Carolyn Weaver.
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