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Varsity Club Provides Sportsmanship, Spirit No one appreciates the beauty of a woman until the Varsity Club initiates attempt to acquire a little femininity themselves during the semi-an- nual Varsity Club initiations. This is only one of the many embarrassing antics boys interested in joining the athletic associ- ation must participate in. The initiations, which are conducted during the course of a week, begin with sound offf, in which all initiates must address present members as Mr. So-and-So, Sir! The remainder of the initiations includes the afore-mentioned costuming, when the boys come to school attired in women's clothing. On the last, and worst, day of the initia- tions, the initiates are dressed in suits. Later in the evening they return for 'iHell's Night, and, after a series of frightening ordeals, the guys become full-fledged club members. These boys make themselves eligible by let- tering in any one of the varsity sports during the course of the school year. Throughout the year, with the aid of their sponsor, Mr. Bechtol, they help to maintain school spirit through their stimu- lating performances at games and meets. They sponsor an annual hayride which is also enjoyed by all who attend. 72 Activities
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Page 75 text:
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' if 4 , Far leh: The fine JFK marching band gives one of its many performances at Tiger Stadium. Far lower left: Kennedy's concert band is also an excellent representation of musical ability. Center: C. Giv- ens and P. Richey play hard during practice forma- tion. Below: R. Strother and J. Goodwin march out to practice with the rest of the band during school hours. Left: J. Galvic awaits his cue to be- gin. 1 1- f',. .Q ' 4 - - ' , . A t t , W fe., ,wwfg W Q -- rv, X 3- -erin.. -lt at ' 9, 'Fx fs wm I ,, -' X Maas A W, . .. H , A. MN t .,, . xr ,V 'J . ' i 'f A . - 4 - J' ., , K , ,em ' we . . Activities 71
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Far upper right: R. Rusnak, R. Jernigan, and D. Westmoreland listen to minutes at a Varsity Club meeting. Far lower leh: G. Harris and D. Beatty discuss plans for an upcoming event. Far lower right: B. Johnstone proves his strength to a disbelieving friend. Left: Many attend Var- sity Club meetings to keep abreast of club activ- ities. Above: L. Schmoekel, treasurer, M. Ad- kins, sergeant of arms, M. O'Malley, president, and Mr. Sclater, advisor conduct the affairs of the Varsity Club. Activities 73
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