Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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76 CHEERLEADERS The Tussey Mountain varsity cheerleaders include the following: Ruth Putt, captaing Carolyn Singer, Terry Stevenson, Donna Lynn, Darla XVillison, Connie Cham- berlain, Andra XX'eimert, Ginger Ripple, and Linda Davis. These girls were chosen from numerous candi- dates in early September, and since then they have combined much enthusiasm and spirit with many long hours of hard work. The results showed a well precisioned and highly skilled squad which proudly initiated and donned the attractive scar- let, black, and white uniforms. Graduating cheerleaders include Ruth Putt, Carolyn Singer, Terry Stevenson, and Donna Lynn, who will carry with them many cherished memories of their cheerleading experiences at Tussey Mountain High School. jr. Varsity cheerleaders, Irene Putt, Cap- taing Hattie Berger, Marie Shaffer, Susan Warsing, janet Russell, and Shirley Perrin, showed great enthusiasm in leading the cheers during the j.V. games. Sponsored by SAMMY'S MEN'S SHOP, Altoona

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JUNIOR VARSITY AND JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL STANDING: Mike Cilnbalista, Harry Kifer, Wfalter Jenkins, Roy Dickinson, Joe Giles, james Reed, Steve Bolinger, Don Nolan, Mr. Brumhauglm. KNEELING: BohlSpargo, Ira Dodson, Frank Reed, Bill Bailey, Ron Villa, Malcolm Wliited, Gene Heaton, Steve Steele. Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey ,,,,, ...... Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey. ,,,,, . . Juniata Valley .i.l,, . .. 25 Tussey Central ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , 30 Claysburg . Y,,,Y,,,,,, ., H28 Tussey B. C. I. ,,,D.,,,i,,,,,,I,,, . I .43 Tussey Greenfield Kimmel .. . . . 43 Tussey Everett ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, 37 Tussey Central .,,,, .. . 46 Tussey. N. B. C. .,., .. 29 Tussey Winber ..... ,. .. 61 Tussey Hyndman ...................,.............. 42 27 49 19 45 46 27 53 59 54 Bedford . .. Chestnut Ridge . . Everett . N. B. C. .. Juniata Valley Bedford . . B. C. I. Chestnut Ridge . .. . Bald Eagle Area 36 43 58 48 30 62 31 31 53 l l ROW 1: Michael Smith, Wfilliam Fink, Michael Shoenfelt. ROW 2: john Eichelberger, Timothy Wise, jerry Dixon, Larry Baker, Kenny Hoover, Reggie Reed, james Foster. ROW 5: Tommy Watkins, William Dodson, Larry Hennessey, William Clapper, David Prosser, Charles Territo. ROW 4: Tom Neuder, Tom Kormanski, Don Black, Dave Cessna, Ken Yearick, Allan Hoffman, Tom Rupert, Mr. Black. Tussey Central . . .... 32 Tussey 40 Central . 31 Tussey. ...... .. Everett .. .. ..... . .. 32 Tussey 42 Bedford . . 28 Tussey ........ ..,.,. . Roaring Springs ....... ,. .,.. 36 Tussey 62 N. B. C. .. 42 Tussey Claysburg . .. ..,...., .... 29 Tussey 42 Bedford ...... .. 27 Tussey.. . .... N. B. C. .... ..... . .33 Tussey ....... ....... 6 9 Roaring Springs 50 Tussey. .. ,. ....... Claysburg I .......... ............. . ...39 Tussey .................. .41 Everett .. .. 33 sponsored by MCCLAIN FUNERAL HOME, cassville 75

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GIRLS' COACHES AND COUNCIL , ..., M - l - I I - al An intramural program was run during the second semester of the year with a council of the following eight girls providing the student leadership: Hattie Berger, Joyce Troutman, Lena Dolt, Anna Tedrow, Nancy Hickes, Peggy Mykut, Judy May, Bonnie Dick- inson. Miss Felock and Miss Mayer were advisors. They began activity with basketball when girls desiring to participate were organized into teams and played on an interclass competitive basis Thursday and Friday mornings during activity period. Spring plans for intramural sports include softball, field hockey or soccer, and a track and field event. Miss Felock, graduate of Slippery Rock, and Miss Mayer, graduate of Lock Haven, are much interested in enlarging and promoting the girls' physical edu- cation program. They are striving to do this pri- marily through two means. The first is through broadening of the curriculum content, bringing the girls into contact with new and varied activities. Through these activities they hope to emphasize the importance of good physical condi- tioning, to promote such things as good sportsman- ship and group cooperation, and to interest the girls in activities that will perhaps have carry-over value for later life. The second means being used to enlarge and pro- mote the Physical Education program is develop- ment of various extra-curricular activities, in which girls may participate if they choose. Some such activities in progress this year were junior and Sen- ior high cheerleading squads, girls' varsity basketball team, bowling club, pep club, and an intramural program. Miss Felock and Miss Mayer hope that the stu- dents will continue to cooperate with all efforts made to advance the physical education field at Tussey Mountain.