East Allegheny High School - Pawprint Yearbook (North Versailles, PA)

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152 J. V. Cheerleaders Bring Home Another First Place With big smiles and much enthusiasm, the East Allegheny Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were headed by Lisa Serrapede. They cheered excitedly for the Junior Varsity football and basketball teams. In preparation for the '71- 72 season, the girls attended summer camp where they won a first place trophy while com- peting. The sponsor of the squad was Mrs. Pauline Rasile. Top right: H. Chottiner, L. Knopka, and D. Jackson cheer for a victory. Trophy. Top left: J. V.'s urge a Charge! Middle right: Leading the crowd in a cheer, the J. V.'s are hoping for vic- tory. Middle left: S. Tucker checks the crowd for support. Bottom: J. V. Squad, D. Michaels, D. Tucker, L. Serrapede, head cheer- Jackson, L. Knopka, C. Paich, H. Chot- leader. tinger, R. Mullen, D. Caldwell, S. '

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Place In Competition El. - , , g W i .' W. of N'if i if I A nf is :L 1 1 .vigil ,E I 'ff in Ki., If V . . y M Q. We're from EA, couldn't be prouder, if you can't hear us, we'll yell a little louder'i is a popular and familiar chant, heard at Friday pep rallies, led by the enthusiastic East Alle- gheny Varsity Cheerleaders. Under the leader- ship of Head Cheerleader, Carol Mann, the girls introduced many new cheers and chants they learned at summer camp. The varsity squad received a first place trophy at Tri-X competition on March 11, 1972. Cheering loud, vigorously and with much vitality, the cheerleaders stood excitedly be- hind the football and basketball teams with the hopes of a victory. The girls also cheer at wrestling matches and offer their assistance at track meets as well. Faculty sponsor, Mrs. Goff, can take a great deal of pride in the girls for a job well done. Seniors Top left: S. Wassel. Top right: C. Mann, head cheerleader. Middle left: D. Thompson. Bottom Left: E. Huch- rowski. Middle right: Their faces reflect the anticipation and enthusiasm with which the cheerleaders support the Wildcat athletic teams. Pictured are tleft to right? J. Reid, E. Huchrowski, and D. James. Bottom right: The 1972 squad, Ckneel- ingl, C. Mann, D. Thompson, Qstandingl D. James, R. Wallace, D. Matarazzo, J. Sebes, D. Hoffstot, E. Huchrowski. ton shouldersl S. Wassel, J. Reid. ftopl Wildcat mascot, S. Bruce. l.li..,

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inth Grade Cheerleaders Raise Money Selling The ninth grade cheerleaders kept the spirit of the teams high by doing many new cheers. In addition to their cheering, the girls helped raise money for the cheerleading fund by selling basketball buttons, donuts, and pizzas. They also attended three cheering competitions during the course of the year. The leadership of the group was delegated to Mary Moore, head cheerleader, and Mrs. Paul- ine Rasile, faculty advisor. Pizza S it 5 Top left: L. Spinelli awaits result of jumpball. Top right: S. Wassel shares her cheering knowledge with 9th grade squad. Middle left: M. Moore, M. Evan- ovich, and C. Wassel plan the order of cheers. Middle center, Confidence in their team reflects in their faces. Middle right: J. Tmkula calls for a victory. Bottom: Ninth grade squad: P. Schuf- fran, S. Silianoff, J. Trukula, C. Camp- bell, C. Wassel, M. Moore, head cheer- leader, L. Spinelli, M. Evanovich, K. Brumbaugh. 153 J