Arnold High School - Arlion Yearbook (Arnold, PA)

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Right In Step Taking A Breather Do I Look Okay? Our Girls In White Posing Pretty Sideline Coaches HIGH STEPPERS

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NOTHING GREAT WAS EVER 66 YEA! TEAM! ACHIEVED WITHOUT ENTHUSIASM Roar Lions-Victory! At every game this mighty rhythmic roar throbs through the air, carrying to the fighting Lions the student body's message of encouragement. This con- centrated cheering is the result of the con- stant hard work of six cheerleaders-two seniors, two iuniors, and two sophomores- whose iob is to keep the student body pulling for that Arnold victory. Their job is simple while the team is out in front, but the difficult time comes when the Lions are on the short end of the scoring. Regardless of the weather-on gridiron or basketball court, regardless of the score- these six girls must be out there to inspire that cheering. They contribute much to the suc- cess of the contest. In victory or defeat the cheerleaders must never give up, must never lose heart, must never stop fighting-but con- tinue to play their game-clean and hard- from the sidelines. Much of the success of these trim young ladies in their bright blue skirts and sparkling white sweaters is due to many hours of hard work on the part of their advisor, Miss Nancy Martin. In behalf of the entire student body, the Arlion StaFF extends to the cheerleaders and their advisor a sincere thank you for the fine job done by them during the athletic season of 1954 and 1955. SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Top: B. J. Keller, J. Korowicki, V, Cecchetti, J, Barrett, P. Paulick, D. Prato. Bottom: D. Prato, P. Paulick, J. Barrett, V. Cecchetti, J. Korowicki, B. J. Keller. JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS B. Signorella, H. Massimini, D. Stefanini, M, Slobodnik, P. Papa. Not pictured: P. Pallone.

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