Wilkinsburg High School - Annual Yearbook (Wilkinsburg, PA)

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'Z , Back row S Zurenko G Bruder J Flsher Flrst row P Sums George Fornaf desplays talent at football games Girls lend color to varsity Memornes of the malorettes well worn hats wuth tigers on the front and the new hats wuth the letters WHS on them whute boots wath dancing tassels to treasure always won derful pep meetings on Frnday afternoons band letter wlth malorette written on ut the flash of a silver baton as ut soared hugh an the our half time tormatlons uncler the star ltt sky of Graham Fneld a red whnte and blue rub ban wuth a medal hangung from nt shuverlng gurls ID cabcns l and 2 at Camp Falrfleld long hours of practice under the summer sun mas termg the fundamentals of twrrlung a cl marchung shnvers of prlde at band festivals when the commentator announced Present eng the Marchxng Tlgers ofW1llclnsburg 22 'Q . , y K . to as , . 1 tl 4 ' v 1,1 6 C . 1 1 l 5 . f O F I . . I 1 I ' l l . . . n F 1, I , - - - - - 11

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1 Q ' -V . ,o4f.-1,105-i '.Q fuck --La.. - Le-J -J 0 1 -- 4 4' ' ' ' ' I 'l I I vi L'-sf ' 5 1' -1 ..-1.4.1.1 ful 'H v +1 ' .' I... ,, ' .0 .rife ' . - ' . - - lg, - .,,L --I .I . l important school events Back row: J. Wilkins, J. Wortman, l. Bangham, B. Butler, T. van der Hoeven, J. Barclay, R, Campbell, Third row: C. Hartbauer, D. Mankin, C. Baacke, W. Morton, D. Daw, N. Johnson, C. Grant, H. Wise. Second row: D. luckack, J. Brugh, M. Fullen, E. Berry, P, Fallecker, W. Cook, K. Rogers, J. Davis, M. Sankey. First row: I.. Tester, J. Hasley, C. Otto, V. McKeIway, M. Fritz, L. Fisher, C. Nageley, M. Heckel. Clit? Baacke, editor of the HiWays, and his staff had a full schedule. Reporters prepared their copy and proofread articles while page editors planned layouts, assigned articles and pasted the dummy for each week's edition. Every Friday Carol Otto, ex- change manager, sent seventy copies of the paper to high schools, alumni subscribers, and retired teachers. Jack Wilkins, business man- ager, and his assistants solicited ads, kept the books, and supervised other business of the publication, which included the sale of name- and-address labels and the sponsorship ofthe annual movie dance between semesters to raise funds. W . , ,. 4. Chuck Hartbauer, Cliff Baacke, Bruce Butler, Bill Morton, Elaine Berry, Miss Oetting, and Judy Brugh pitch in to meet deadline.

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4 w I' x Ai V 9 X is T dm gr ' 'Y Back row: C. Swisshelm, M. L. Scott, K. Murray, S. Tuttle. First row: M. Morgan, L. L. Rosemeyer, L. Connolly. games and pep meetings Cheerleading: the climb to Graham Field in front of the great Tiger Band before football games, the cleaning of white bucks after cheering in an inch or more of mud, the fun of writing skits for pep-meetings, the problem of finding a place for practice, the ride on the silence on the return trip depending on the outcome of the game, the flash of the new red and white skirts, anticipation of receiving letters on Varsity Day of the senior year. These things and the thrill of our many victor- ies make cheerleading an enjoyable activity. bus with the band to away games, singing or Leading students in Sound of the Drums are Karen Murray, Suzie Tuttle, Marilyn Morgan, Lori Lee Rosemeyer, Lorraine Connolly, Carolyn Swisshelm, and Melda Scott. 23