Holy Family High School 1951 Yearbook (Auburn, NY) - Full Access

Mary Ann Maywalt, Captain. Every sports program depends not only on the athletes themselves but also on such necessary units as the coaching staff and the cheerleaders. Coaches face a thankless task in constant drilling and daily repetition of fundamentals. Much of the responsibility for rousing the enthusiasm and support of the spectators depends upon the cheerleaders. T,hey must originate new cheers, polish up the old ones, and practice tire· lessly to acquire unity, precision and opirit. P. Hester, J. Walker, M. Fedigan, M. A. May– walt, J. Graney, M. Foley, B. Walker, S. Cossel– mon, B. J. Bisgrove, M. Crowley, Coach Ray Aynn checks over some plays for the Newark Valley contest. L. Kemblowski, A. Antonacei, D. Didio P. Piwinski study the diagrams earn– estly. Betty Jean Bisgrove was absent when this group of happy cheerleaders posed for the cameraman. Left to right: J. Walker, P. Hester, M. Foley, B. Walker, M. Maywalt, captain, M. Crowley, J. Graney, S. Cosselman and M. Fedigan 65