Wheaton High School - Scarlet Lance Yearbook (Wheaton, MD)

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Y '-sn kfx Cheerleaders Spark Spirit The two cheerleading squads, the Varsity and the Junior Varsity, both sponsored by Miss Mary Church, are carefully selected groups whose pur- pose is not only to cheer at games but to promote school spirit. The Varsity cheerleaders cheer at Varsity games, while the Junior Varsity pep squad cheers at all J.V. games. Prospective cheerleaders are judged at spring tryouts on five points: appearance, voice, form, pep, and knowledge of school cheers. Students hurry to their seats in the gym before a pep assenwly

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--4... Pep Band: J. Trygstad, H. Hartman, M. DeVore, J. Clough, W. Mullen, C. Smith, D. Riddell, M. Taksey, H. Fielding, B. Pennington, B. Clough, B. Miller, A. Lamb, R. Hartman, K. Clements. Obviously the Instrumental Department Lacked Nothing Either in uantity or uality A Bond: First row: A. Godfrey, P. Hickock, C. Gilbert, G. Janes J. Blake, K. McKinnon, S. Blodget, D. Lafferty, N. Riblet, K. Sander, R. Poles, R. Thurston, M. Gershon, N, Ruttenberg. Second row: D. Bussard, R. Smith, F. Maloney, D. Thompson, R. Fitzig, R, Dressel, J. O'Rear, J. Killmeir, T. Ditto, H. Jefferson, M. Cocks, J. Taylor, W. Mullen, D. Thomas D. Fielding, J. Shreiber, R. Clough, M. DeVore. Third row: J. Milton, L. Belbin, C. Smith, L. Zerfing, M. Kahn, L. Kahn, J. Clatterbuck, J. Buffington, W. Pennington, J. Clough, H. Hartman, L. Straus, C. Greenspan, T. Schaffer, K. Colburn, J. Trigstad, D. Seckel, J. Stepp, M. Brunori, J. Warner, G. Auxier, A. Booth, W. Arnault, B. Tucker, S. Bren- sike, T. Rawcliffe. Fourth row: O. Kyte, R. Hanna, A. Lamb, A. Taksey, F. Hartman, M. Baum, J. Andrea, S. Myers, M. Peters, C. Servis, P. Pinnell, R. Biggs, F. Herman. ---- f i - In 1 4 u 1 f A -- i ,,,,,,,,,,,A,,,,,, 1-ii gi Zllllll 5 i 2 1 i l u 3 ' .1911 F ,Pr f F w.ngr,F'gf4 ,. rl' 'Jfis 54 -, .eq gg'-.. , l '. - , ,, , i

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I An important part of every school's reputation is the performance of its teams in athletic con- tests. When a school can boast of consistently winning teams, the students of that school have a right to feel proud. But what of a new school, a school that has yet to establish its reputation? Wheaton was such a school three years ago, and every student felt keenly the fact that the -' 1, .'1 .' y , 4, 554: Wheaton Knights was not exactly a respected name among the top-ranking local teams. Since then, however, the Knights have proved their worth by playing their way to a rank that has improved with each succeeding year, thereby earning the respect and admiration of every Wheaton student. A1320 ,lg I A 4' .J A I 'f' -...Mgr- -.c.,