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Pep Band S

THEY'RE A HIT -- "Faithful Followers" of the NCCC basket-ball team are members of the NCCC Pep Band organized herein October. Team members claim that each time the band plays"Tiger Rag", UP goes the NCCC score by at least 12 points.

High Flying Bator Scores Again...

EASY AS A-B-C So says NCCC FrontiersmanRon Bater shewn casually netting a shot in Satur-day's Alfred TCch game. (Easy, all you needare wings). >Fresh team members Ron Batorand A 1 Schug hOiu the College's all time scoringrecord. Two games remain on the NCCC schedule

- a home game against Fredonia Friday, and aSaturday meet with Onondaga, also scheduled athome. When the season ends Saturday, the NCCCFrontiers will have played a record-breaking 24game schedule.

Up Dated Kampus

'64 CHORUS LINE --An Entricy Herald editorial (page four) todaypointed up reasons for continuation of the NCCC Kampus Kapers.Pictured are a few of the chorus line participants rehearsing forlast year's show. A 1965 show? No official decision at this time.

Cheerleaders

THEY'VE. WORKED, TOO -- NCCC Cheerleaders today heaveda sigh of relief, for with the end of the basketball season Saturday,they've nothing to do but officiate as ushers and guides and recept-tionists at on-campus functions. Observers say they've acquittedthemselves admirably even though pitted against strong opposingcheerleader squads. They are, left to right, kneeling, La VonnePeterson and Nancy Hoffman; center row, Donna Fogg and LindaNowark, and back row, Judy Keller, Barbara Nash and DoretheaTorriere. Missing from the pix is Anne Martin.

FEBRUARY 24, 19658 NIAGARA COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE ENTRICY HERALD