Van Horn High School - Falcon Yearbook (Independence, MO)

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Fall Sports After everyone returns from the sum- mer break refreshed and tanned they may not necessarily be ready to hit the books and start studying but they are certainly pumped up with renewed energy and a revived Falcon spirit. The fall sports season provides an outlet for the excess energy and school spirit stored up over the always-too-short summer. Since the short-lived season is dominated mainly by the efforts of our football teams complemented by the en- the Falconettes some of the other fall sports activities are somewhat lost in the on but you can surely hear the sup- porters that are there. There s also a cross-country team runn- ing around somewhere. Deprived of a lot of attention the football and volleyball teams bathe in the cross-country team runs against numerous other schools after school about once a week. One of the chief advantages of being on the team is the fact that they travel a lot. Then theres the football teams. game will reveal why they are the object of newspaper articles the main attraction l I P I 1 couraging antics of the cheerleaders and Needless to say, attending a football I V ,Q ,1, M I l M' In . ,,.. shuffle. The girls' volleyball team are definitely an attraction. Sure, most of the of pep assemblies and the subject of numerous after school training. Above: The few, the proud, the varsity squad. x 5 A :Sling 'fig '.. U . at g Q . 'A s- ,ey-W l '- Above: Leslie Mlllor showing how it's done. . Above: Today freshmen: tomorrowf?

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