Montour High School - Mirror Yearbook (Moon Run, PA)

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Sports Snaps Sports demand a combination of physical To Americans, sports are more than amuse- strength, an alert mind, enthusiasm, purpose, ment. They represent accomplishment for and teamwork. This is a wide range of accom- which the body has to be trained, and for which plishment, but it is one that the American people a person must apply himself to become skillful. admire and try to achieve. Viety goes up high for a re bound. Coach Russo gives his team some good timely advice. Ray Wasilko follows his flow of interference around end for some very needed yardage. The team looks on with ex pectancy. The boys want a hit!

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The cheerleaders tory. left to right: C, Marks J. Harbison M. Yoder J. Krally form a V for vic K. Razpotnik F. Bramrner P. Green Cheerleaders Cf 1957 The cheerleaders have always boosted the spirit of the school. This year many new cheers and drills were introduced and the students had to learn to yell Mon- tour instead of Robinson. The cheerleaders say that this student body has shown fine spirit by its enthusiastic support of each sport. '77 J. Butler

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Sports Snaps Sports have an appeal for almost everyone, Next to the weather people probably talk more about sports than about any other topic. We talk about the coming game, and after it is over we talk about the outcome. But perhaps more important are the quali- ties that sports develop in making a person a pleasant well adapted human being. lt is no accident that the term sportsmanship is ap- plied to life in general. Baseball gets oft to o good start with West Allegheny The three coaches and the players of their respective sports Carl hustles after the ball to keep the game underway Jerry goes up in an attempt for two The actions heavy in the mid dle of the line 99