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t Vv’c should go to our basketball ; : games. Our presence gives encour- 1 agement and inspires the team to * jfokbest. Our display of school 1 spirit by- supporting • our team < makes each player on the team feel obligated to gi\ e the game all that * c n tsi A;tcnA:v;; games also 1 brings in mottey fax the Varsity Club. If. wefwant it'to help us we I s'.U::: ivc/k for it. Let’s hope for a big crowd to support the Rapp- i atmusock Panthers this year. 1
When we get to the game there 1 . re .uies of etiquette we Should i follow; When the going gets rough « shouting and cheering for our team 1 is fine—but cat-calling and booing 1 the opponents ;hows a great lack 1
maturity or is it ignorance? We ’ must show our opponents tl%§ame 1 am; tesy that we expect from them. When a player;is trying to shoot; t
t in, \v: should remember that ' the opponent appreciates quiet the same as our team member does, instead of raucous shouting. Let us remember to act like ladies and gentlemen instead of animals our
rheir cages.
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