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VARSITY CHEERLEADERS-First Raw: Cheryl Warren Nedra Buchta Dons Fry Second Row: Judy Weikcl, Mary O'Ncil. Bonnie Hakes Connie Burley Linda Woodllng VARSITY CHEERLEADERS The Varsity Cheerleaders for 1963-64 were Nedra Buchta, captain, Doris Fry, Penny Kepner, Cheryl Warren, Bonnie Hakes, Linda Woodling, Connie Burley, Mary O'Neii, and Judy Weikel. The purposes of cheerleading are to create school spirit, to support all sports and encourage the students to do so, to set a good example for underclassmen, and, most im- portant, to direct the sportsmanship of the crowd. Our cheerleaders are chosen by a body of teachers who judge them according to pep, personality, appearance, co- ordination, and voice projection. For the past several years, Mrs. Yvonne Poust has been the Clieerleadefs advisor. However, Mrs. Poust resigned in February, 196-1, and Miss Ruth Ann Montague filled the position. All right girls! What's the next cheer?
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party and exciting! anus: INTRAMURALS Girls' Intramurals are designed to give the girls a better understanding of various sports, to im- prove their skill in sports, and to promote good sportsmanship. This year the girls played softball, soccer, basketball, and volleyball. The girls wishing to participate in a sport sign up on a team. The team captains are seniors elected by the girls participating. Trophies were given to the ten girls who had received the most points for participating in intra- murals, CHAMPIONS SOFTBALL: Nedra Buchta's team SOCCER: Erika Patz's team VOLLEYBALL! Faye Ring's team Somebody get that runaway ball! Oh! What n strain it is to get up there! Guess who the aggressive one is? Get od' my foot, will yon?
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Anxious moments! JUNIOR HIGH l CHEERLEADERS Lelt to Right Ester Wertz, Ruth McWilliams Crystal Markham, FACULTY MANAGER This year we had a new faculty manager, Mr. .lohn Murray. H you couldn't find him peering through a microscope in his biology classes, he was probably making sure that the next athletic event would run smoothly. That meant: providing the necessary facilities for the visiting teams, hir- ing all officials, arranging for the printing and selling oi tickets, sending eligibility lists to com- peting schools, reporting all athletic events to news- papers, and arranging for police protection, to name a few of his many activities. Mr, Murray's work started in August before school opened and seemed never to end. Mr. Murray merits the ap- preciation of all the students for making our ath- letic events so enjoyable. 69
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