I.ots Of Walking If there's a parade you don't ride and you don't stand and watch—if your a cheerleader. You j walk, right out in front for a couple of miles. What about the other side of tlie ledger0 Well, there's always more candidates than Jobs so it, must be favorable. Cheerleaders, iust like captains or the star tackle, are eligible for athletic banquets and get as good a seat as anybody. Cheerleaders make all the game trips, with a reserved seat in the school bus. You don't have to pay attention to standing room only signs — there's always a 50-yard seat with in one in front, either. You keep trim with the exercise, gain poise with the exposure to crowds, and you learn presence in meeting fellow cheerleaders from the other schools in the inevitable half-time exchange of greetings. Ellen Hamlett. Farmville High group leader this year, balances the two ledgers and comes up with the answer: "It's fun and excit ing." The Wolverines look go )d on the playing floor this winter and what's more — that's a pretty fine bunch of exhorters on the i sideline, too! Miss Ella Newman had as her guest during the past week end her aunt. Miss Sally Moore, of Dundas.

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