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' J. ft, ,ff Z Freshman Cheerleaders Susie and Connie lead the fans in cheer of Mr. Kendall's crew. FOREGROUND: Darlene Eppley: BACK- GROUND CL-Rj: Paula Tom, Susie Brown- ing, and Connie Kessler. Yearlings dzsplay solza' character This year's freshman cheerleaders were fine repre- sentatives of their class as their daily activities reflected a healthy outlook and undiminished enthusiasm, The four girls performed outside of the spotlight because, despite the success of the football and basketball teams, athletic N ta- 5 events were sparsely attended. In addition to performing a yeoman job in uniform, the Coeds' classroom performance lent evidence of their academic excellence and striving for personal perfection and admirable character, Frosh coeds show their form at the John Glenn game. 67
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