Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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Supporting Wass0n's hockey team, Bonnie Bashore and Kathy Osterholt lead cheers at the Broadmoor ice arena. B-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS orking closely with the A-Squad cheerleaders, Wasson's five B-Squad cheerleaders thought up girls-Kathy Osterholt, head cheerleaderg Susie Camp- bell, Corey Connell, Kathy Baker, and Bonnie Bashore -led student cheering sections at all B-Squad, jun- ior varsity, and varsity games. According to Kathy Osterholt, second-year cheer- leader, approximately one hundred girls tried out in April, 1968, for the squad. Those sophomores selected were Kathy Bonnie and Corey. the juniors were Kathy Corey Connell and Kathy Baker lift morale at Junior Varsity basketballgames. and Susie. Susie Campbell participates with other cheerleaders in the Homecoming pageant. if and performed several new cheers such as Heyl Look c out! and new lyrics for La De Da. Each of the five Q

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Sally Casey, Head Cheerleader A-SQUAD CHEERLEADERS e're from Wasson, couldn't be prouder! exem- plified the five A-Squad cheerleaders for the 1968-1969 school year. The five girls - Sally Casey, lVlikki Anderson, Diana Bartley, Carole Link, and Wendy Wright - cheered at all varsity sports and pep assemblies besides maintaining a high level of morale with the student body. Each of the five girls was chosen last March after attending cheer clinics and being selected semi- finalists by a panel of judges. The ten semi-finalists then performed in an all-school assembly, at which time the five finalists were selected. For the second time in Wasson's history, a new sweater was designed. Formerly all red, the sweater had a V-cut with a red top. The five cheerleaders also designed new cheers for use in future years as well. The A Squad cheerleaders Wendy Wrightg Diana Bartleyg Sally Casey, izeaa cheerleader! Cllmle Link: Mikki Andersen-

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Patronizing the traditional G.A.A. Marryin' Booth, seniors Richard Buckingham and Carol Scott take their vows. G.A.A. or any girl at Wasson interested in sports, Girls' Athletic Association meant many afternoons spent playing field hockey, basketball, volleyball, softball and other athletic activities. Meeting Tuesday afternoons, G.A.A. practiced at different sports to prepare its teams for interschool competition. Sportsdays were held every few weeks with the eight area schools. The emphasis of these meets was good sportsmanship and teamwork. G.A.A. started the year off by holding a record hop for club members. For Homecoming they continued their popular marriage booth. ln the spring a G.A.A.- faculty volleyball game was planned. G A A FRONT ROW: Joan Smith, Patti Brown, secretary: Kitty Zell, treasurer, Kathy JoAnn Jaloszynski, Mary Kupfer, Cathy Hill, Bridget Connolly, Gerri Slagle, Marge Shock- Jensen vice president, Jayne Cole, president: Shari Barber, BACK ROW: Marilyn Bell, Iey, Sandy Selby,