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London Bridge is fading down! Spirited cheerleaders and twirlers form an archway for the entrance of the Blue Devils, Dance with me Henry! Bruce Zimmerman and Judy Blank do a high-stepping Charfeston. And they call this music. Twirlers perform their routine to the music of the bond. Hippity hop, my toils on fire! Pep ralliers hop around the fire at the Thanksgiving game rally. Are you REALLY a devil? Bruce Zimmerman poses before o won- der-eyed admirer.
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CHEER FOR THE BLUE AND WHITE Drum Majorette; Sue Cox Captain; Merrill Stevenson KNEELING; S. Cox, M. Stevenson, STANDING; B, Bell, C. Bentley, C. Salmon, C. Henry, V. Hsu, J. Corrigan. Leading the cheering section at the football and basketball games, the cheerleaders play a vital part in moulding our school spirit. Regardless of weather or playing conditions, the cheerleaders, captained by Bambi Eddy, are always a wel- come sight. Accompanying the cheerleaders during the football season are the twirlers, who are led by majorette Sue Cox. They can be seen strutting in front of the band at the games, and they entertain the crowds with their twirling skills during the half- time. Both groups add a feminine touch to the masculine athletic program. FRONT; B. Zimmerman. ROW 1; Mrs. Hyland, S. Bishop, B. Eddy, J. Blank, S. Schaub, ROW 2: L. Jewett, D. Taliaferro, M. Hinebauch, J. Kennedy, S. Galfigan, G. Strange. 14
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Senior Literary Club The members of the Junior Literary Club supplement their English III course by reading, analyzing, and discussing modern literature. The activities of this dub, including a theater trip in the spring, are planned by the president, Randy Blair and the c!ub adviser, Miss Yurcision, While investigating the fas- cinating world of literature, they develop a back- ground for college and later life. To enrich their studies in English IV, the members of the Senior Literary Club read and analyze different examples of world literature. At eoch of the monthly meetings a number of Spanish, Russian, Irish, or In- dian works are discussed. During the year, club adviser Miss Learish and the president Judy Prince led the dub in discussion groups, directed the reading and acting of plays, and planned theater trips. Junior Literary Club 16
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