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“ Roar Tigers — Beat Bristol” is the familiar
cry heard around a crackling bonfire the
eve before the Delhaas — Bristol football
game. Tiger Pow Wow, which started five
years ago, is composed of cheering, skits,
and dancing which draws hundreds of stud­
ents to the school for an evening of fun
and frolic. With the attendance of over 800
students, Delhaas had the most successful
Pow Wow this year. Next year and the
years that follow should illustrate the fact that
the students of Delhaas show a great deal
of school spirit through participation in this
activity. After an evening like this there
is usually an enthusiastic student body who
cheers their football team on to victory.

The cheerleaders seem to be cuter each year. James Kelly, Joe Lovett, and
Chuck Patterson have joined the squad though only for Tiger Pow-Wow . . .
Thank goodness !

Busily preparing for the huge crowd that will attend Tiger Pow-Wow are, Lejt
to Right: Gerri Bendig, Bill Rupp, Jane Mosley, Carol Holl, and Chuck
Patterson.
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