Bloomington High School, The Gothic, 1943, Page 50
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Mr. Mills, Mr. Cuddy, Mr. Mumby, Mr.Myers, Mr. Stradling, faculty manager,Mr. BrogneauxMANAGERSGene Van Hoy and Warren McGuireUSHERSFirst Row: June Hart, Jesn Hart, Catherine Fox, Marjorie Burns, Marjorie Minton, Betty Nash, Marjorie Colbert.Second Row: Mrs. Kreuger, Clara Propheter, Eileen Nash, Colleen Bundy, BettyBurks, Leona Brown, Martha Miller,Jerry Moon, Pat Benckart, ColleenBruner.CHEER LEADERSDudley Colbert and Robert SmithPeople and Their PursuitsLoyal school spirit is a predominating feature of our school life. Bothboys and girls enter into the athletic activities of B. H. S.The coaches, the cheer leaders, the managers, and the ushers . . .these are the people outside of the spotlight who share the essentialresponsibilities of our athletic events. It is the coaches who are responsiblefor the athletic, technical, and moral building of the boys under theircare. The boys who take care of towels during time outs, who look forsweaters, and who do numerous other items of direct significance to thepersonal care of the team members are the managers. Rushing aroundin pastel sweaters, scurrying in and out of the crowds, carrying ticketstubs, the ushers helped our guests obtain their proper seats. The cheerleaders are the people who help to get the crowd stirred up and readyfor backing in crucial moments.These people plus an enthusiastic crowd are the factors which helpour boys to complete a successful season. |
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