University of Cincinnati - Cincinnatian Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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BEARKITTENS Positions in the famed Bearkitten line are sought by many coeds, but only a small percentage of girls survive the try-outs to become members of UC's precision marching unit. In addition to marching at home games, the ,Kittens also traveled to West Point and Indiana. BEARKITTENS-Kneeling: Ann Liles, Co-Capt, Marilyn Parsaliti, Co-Capt. Second Row: Joyce Swain, Linda Waters, Joan Elder, Ann Grible, Judy Lee, Harriet Liles, Holly Shick, Sharon Kovacs, Ann Richardson, Margie Miller, Mary Robinson, Carol Young, Sue Goy- ert, Judy Elder, Diane Wray, Polly Purdy.

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UNIVERSITY CHEERLEADERS With voices booming through red and black megaphones, UC cheerleaders direct student spirit at athletic contests throughout the year. Often devoting hours to strenuous practices, these enthusiastic students can spell the differ- ence between victory and defeat at close games. CHEERLEADERS-First Row.' Daniel Roberts, Judy Heffner, Bob Wiesman, Sec.-Treas. Second Row: Allen Fisgus, Vic Piper, Capt.g J. Edgar Galgoczy. Third Row: Pat Decker, Carol Tipton, Jeanette Skinkle. Feature Twirler Bonnie Heimann concludes her famous Snake Dance routine at a home buskezball game.

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CHEERLEADERS fAbovej A real live bearcat is star attraction at a pre-game rally. fLeftJ Cheerleaders' faces re- flect the story of overtime loss to Wichita.