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Cheerleaders Fire Spirit in Sports . L 'T arf we vw 99 ti. bt4242+!+2+2s!s?I9..v2+2o24. r?f.4Is.3 Jeani, Whit, and Laurie put enthusiasm into chants during exciting game. New techniques add variety to this year's cheers. A summer of hard work and prac- tice prepared the varsity and iunior varsity cheerleaders for the sports year of l969-70. Creativity was the motto as a variety ot new cheers and chants were added to their reportoire. With the assistance of Pep Club, the girls let the Maple teams know that they were behind them l0OWo. Most students do not realize the amount ot effort that the cheer- leaders put into their work. Week- days after school they can be seen practicing in the recreation room. They must think up new cheers as the season progresses to keep the fans interested in cheering. The cheer- leaders are called upon to psyche up the student body at the numerous pep assemblies. Hard work, physical stamina, good grades and sheer lung power make up the Maple cheer- leader. Nancy twirls f?l during Homecoming Festivities.
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October 10 marked one of the high- lights of the football season-the 1969-70 Homecoming weekend. Activities began on Thursday eve- ning with a big parade and pep rally which featured floats representing the three classes, Student Council and Art Club. Music for the occasion was pro- vided by a pep band from the Maple Heights High Marching Band. Specta- tors along the route were introduced to the queen candidates. The candi- dates for queen were Laura Carcione, Pat Chaye, Kathy Cuttaia, Deb Foster and Karen Skunta. During the half-time show of the Midpark football game that Friday, a radiant Miss Kathy Cuttaia, escorted by Kevin Flanagan, was crowned 1969-70 Homecoming Queen. Saturday evening, a large crowd enioyed dancing to the sound of the Sensations as a finale to a great weekend. Radiant with joy, Kathy Cuttaia is crowned Maple's Homecoming Queen. A large, glittering crown gave a regal touch to the beautiful decorations. Kathy and her escort, Kevin i Flanagan, begin the Queen's V Dance.
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J. V. CHEERLEADERS: Judy Hanus, Sue Pack, Leslie McRoy, Bonnie Manzo, Debbie Novak, Sandy Buleiski. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Nancy Shipan, Deb Foster, Whitney Fraier, Jean Fudella, Laura Carcione, Aloi Grooms
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