Ripples 1967
Athletics When the Great Scorer comes to write against your nome, He writes not that you won or lost, but how well you played the game. Cheerleaders Boost Spirits Stanley Keller Pot Lowther Bev Siple It was a big year for the cheer- leading squad. A year when the boy:; pu!· on sweaters and grabbed megaphones A one-in-a-million year when the pleas for enthusiasm brought an eager response, and the crowd fol lowed their lead. Co-cop:oin Lois Schubel They raised spirits They found that the boys could stretch higher. Co-captain Jean Buckner !24 as Boys Join Effort Sharon Dolbeor Wando Pugh Colgate Seider. Elly Wright ot footba ll games. Sometimes they were too worm, clustered around the bonfire. The chee~leoders helped spur school spirit with their varied cheers. 125 SCHEDULE B.C. Opponent Opp. 18 Gallaudet 7 6 Hampden-Sydney 26 7 Randolph-Macon 17 19 Frostburg 6 6 Washington & Lee 14 6 Western Maryland 7 14 Shepherd 3 LINEUP - Steve Trader centers as the Eagles meet Shepherd. Ed Hutto is quarterback. Eagles Edged In 3-4 Season 1966 EAGLES - First row: Jim Walsh, Harry Chandler, Mike Ja- Fourth row: Kenneth Vest, Paul Wiseman, Ed Coldwell , Rodney Rip- cobs, Guy Stull, Bill Stables, Mickey Caviness, Bob Prater, Barry Myers. peon, Alan Sprinkel, John Green, E. B. Daniels, Alan Tibbs, Ed Hutto. Second row: Tom Glasgow, Joe Dudash, Paul Tobler, Charles Mason, Fifth row: Steve Trader, Paul VonHerbulis, Charles Pfitzner, Paul Mc- Joe Powell, Eric Rice, Terry Westhafer, Mike McDonald, Lorry Royal. Cone, Doug Roberts, James Burton, Lorry Corter, Hal Hedley, John Third row: Jean-Pierre LeGoff, John Loving, Herbert Gordon, Claude Dollmeyer.
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