Mount Carmel Area High School - Carmelite Yearbook (Mount Carmel, PA)

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HP' Front. Loft to Right: Mary Rozkowski, Joyce Mosella. Center: Michaeline Halcovich. Rack: Isobel Kulick, Louise Ilutnick, Irene Wojick, Maureen Yasavage, Sylvia The Rock n' Roll Cheer Ferrari, Sandra Strike, lrenv Moleski. CHEERLEADER Eva-ry school has its chcc-ring' section which is usually led through its paccs by a group of girls known as CHEERLEADERS. Our school is no cxccption. At thc end ol' thc junior year tcn girls are chosen to serve as the chet-ring: concession ol' the school hy individual and group competition. Whilc their major task is contained in leading' the pep-rallies and student hotly in cheering for thc various sports held in the High School throughout thc year, they also perform a number of other tasks. RL-l'orc each game they stripe the town with the red and white, school colors. They also solicit thc merchants of the coni- munity for ads which appear in the football progranis. These girls may also bc sccn marching with the band during their proceedings. ,.. ,.. .3 A A ., Hup-2-3-4 Here come the boys! Irene, stand up s 9 x I Ray Tornadoes! 23

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ft- UTHE QUEEN AND HER COUR'l ' - Left to Right: Pat Fracalossi, Helen Paskevich, Carol Buhay, Carol Smith, Elaine Kropp. The lioineconiingr queen and her court were honored by riding on open cars in a parade to the stadium and around the field. The girls were attircd in knitted suits and each wore a corsage which she had received. The Queen wore an orchid. 22 Cheerleader in Disguise NB ,.. N if Y . ' Q xx' W Y .49 X' ' , af' -e X 1 Yr' F5 K i , A J! X r A Queen Is Crowned Flowers for Motheru w The annual Il0MEI'0lVllNG CEREMONY was held on ' Friday, October 550. at the Mount ldarinel, Kulpniont football 1 game. The exercise began with a procession of the queen and her court escorted by the football team. The crowning: was staged at the center of the field. The football co-cap- tains then crowned the queen and presented her with a bouquet of flowers. The Mount Carmel Rand then played , the song t'lVlother in honor of the football players' mothers, I who were seated in a section of bleachers reserved for them. Each mother wore a chrysanthernuni corsage, which was presented to them before the graine by their sons. Gifts were then presented to the Il0I110K'UIlIlIlL.f Queen and her court. r-N ,vi h iff I 'i X L it

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