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

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W M' A naubvhkfnwwifwwafi raeckman M949 M1HOICllCS rl htly clad ln lhelr black and old umformQ ulth tllclr matclnn, pom pomQ the 'Vllnorettes of Nlontour lllgll School were Sun clurm the half tlme Shows of the football ames TheQe flfteen flrls under the leads-rQh1p of Bar bara Kmsey practlced dlllgently after school several days a week 62 T1 gi B Kmwey E Knouse S Schlentner B

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ind Ensemble Tmwlwil Q Mn. Cheerleaders TOP V H eager T Kutza 1 Xml ko D Ref' ma 4 c Ca ue T Qclllglllfl L I f r ter B NILI' arland The jumor xargltw checrlearleri are freshmen and Qophomores These jumor xareltx ba ketlnall ame bl ' ' O JfHl,I.5,1.6.u', If girls, kept in line hy a strirt dc-merit system. lead the cheers at the

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rfffw l sworn A K i' Q-idifrg' Peggy Fortney Head Vajorette Doris Kaye Band Htad Clcmentm Lan er Nancy Phillips Joyce Person Eileen Pat Kocak Linda Drexlfr Pat Nleyer Carol Lcrtont 5pdrlx Majorettes Practice, practice, practice these were the words uttered so frequently by head majorette, Peggy Fortney Twlfilllf' and dance routlnes were orif mated by the f'1I'lS themselxes to correspond is ith the spirlttd music of the half time shows Addmf' to the excltement of these shows were the fire batons tmrled by Pebcy and Doris Kaya our drum majorette. An unprecedented situation occurred this year in which ten of the fourteen major- ettes were Seniors. 'Vliss Mary Centille advised the froup for the first time. 1' 2 - 63 -Soi