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RANGERS THINKg THEN WIN Ranger officers are Saralyn Schmidt, women's athletic director, and Joe Buxie, President The Rangers' success story can hardly be rivaled. Moving from early defeat in the football season, they won their last five to earn the title of The Best. They depended on the mind more than the body and beat the odds. Football was not the only thing in which they were proficient. They proved that blueberry pie could be measured by the ton when Joe Buxie and Larry Pope showed people how to eat at the Saga-sponsored pie-eating contest. All in all, the Rangers have had trouble getting participation in their various contests, but hopes are strong that their members will support all activities in the future.
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As Kathy Ness and Edie Sauer watch, the pioneers enter the court. Who was always there with the pep, spirit, and cheers? The IVIANC pep club! Gloria Wieczorek, president, brought the pep club to a third year of cheering for the successful cagers. Practice time was at 10 o'clock on Friday and pep rallies were a common occurrence. Thanks to the pep club, IVIANC basketball had the best support ever. Something new? A pep band. Led by Professor Richard Cantwell, the pep band rocked out on spirited tunes like Sweet Georgia Brown, Hard Days Night, and Night Train. The pep band added drums as the season went on and came up with new sounds for each game. Whomp 'em up side the head!! 45V A home game...the pep band.
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visa H' ,V xg l THE 1971 TENNIS TEAIVI: lfront row! Les Thomsen, Dave Starling, Coach Gerard Reed, Doug Schindler: lback rovvl Floyd lVlclVlillon, Allen Brown, Luke Lester, Steve Benear. TENNIS IN SECGND SEASON The Pioneer Tennis team took on a second season of action this year. Coach Gerard Reed called practices for late February through lVlarch. The 1971 Net lVlen played several colleges ,in the area that proved to be stiff competition. The last week in April marked the end of a great season for lVlANC tennis players. Next year's action should bring back some experienced men with good tennis ability. YJ 1.1.17 A Y f F V - 5 ,V .sq-A ' h Coach Gerard Reed l've heard of early practices, but this is ridiculous!!! Dave Starling and Doug Schindler.
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