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schools. He inspires in his players a desire to do their best, win or lose. He demands the same respect for the officials and other players that his players would show him. The Cheerleaders: They must be persons of high moral standards and must be able to control their emotions. They must be able to get the spectators to realize the importance of rules. They must know when and when not to cheer. They must respect and receive the same respect from the spectators. The Spectators: They should remember that they, as well as the athletes, represent the school. They should not criticize the coach or the players. All of us are human. They
There are about 2 1/2 million trees growing in New York City.
Cancer Crusade
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about early diagnosis and prompt treatment as a precaution against death; also what people should know about the value of an annual health checkup. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment save lives.
2. 'To Help Cure More, Give More.” There are about 1,300 000 Americans, now alive, cured of cancer. A large contributing factor has been broad public and professional education programs and research efforts. The American Cancer Society needs more money to help carry on and expand these programs.
3. 'Fight Cancer With A Check and a Checkup.” Many die from cancer today because they do not have an annual health checkup which can usually reveal the disease when it is early and most curable. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment is the difference between one out of two saved instead of one out of three— the number being saved now. If cancer exists, an annual checkup will usually disclose the disease when it is most curable. The check is self evident: without finances for important future research we can not hope to save half of those who develop cancer. Also the check will help provide greatly needed funds for broader public, professional and service programs.
'The effectiveness of these themes,” Mrs. Smith said, 'depends on the public’s response to them. They are mean lngful because anything that helps save lives has great meaning.”
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