Ewing High School - Clepsydra Yearbook (Ewing, NJ)

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FIRST ROXV, left to right: Penny Mount. xl.lff'.lI1H Cray, Betty ixllll Smith, Judy YVaters, Nancy Duthie, Nlarie Petranto. SECOND RONV: Leslie Hay, Sally Conover. Sara Smith, Xlarrrs-err Ryan, Pat Bruccoleri. Tl1e varsity cheerleaders played an important part in promoting both scl1ool and team spirit. Tl1e girls were chosen for tl1e squad on the hasis of their ahility, neatness, and all-arou11d personality, This year, since tl1e squad was quite large. tl1e girls had to give up two games I. V. CHEERLEADERS Tl1e V. cheerleaders, like tl1e Varsity cheer- lc rders, helped to promote school spirit. These rrls, i11 addition to heing full of pep, were cre- rtrve and made up a few new cheers. There re six V. cheerleaders who were under the co-captainship of Pat Evanko and Delia Mc- Niullen. LEFT TO RIGHT: Addie lltlhlllftl, Eleanor hvilflllilll, Delia xlCxlllllL'l1, Pat Evanlco, Beth johrrson, jane Schoclc. each in order tl1at everyone could have an equal opportunity to cheer. Also, some new illltl original cl1eers were made up, showing the cheerleaders, pep and ambition. Under the leadership of co-captains Judy YVaters and Betty Ann Smith, llll' clreerleaders did a fine job of promotirrg school spirit. NIAIORETTES Performing at all football games was thc talented group of Ewing High Scl1ool Major ettes. Tl1ey did a11 excellent joh at every per formance, and their routines were greatly en joyed and appreciated hy all spectators. This group was under tl1e direction of Xvlllilllh Cost Llllll led hy Gail Coates, l1ead majorette. LEFT TO HICIIT: Carol Reese, Barhara Ri- ordan, Judy Kisthardt. Sarah l111111ordi11o, Pat Prohasco, Judy Crama, Lillie Hennix. l'lxONT: Gail Coates.

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LEFT TO RIGHT: Maryann Cray, Sarah Immordino, Mrs. Viola Udy, Virginia Russo, Penny Blount. ardson. Lynn johnson. ABSENT: Kathy Fitz-Maurice. FRONT ROXV, left to right: Nlarian Farina. Xlarie Petranto, Judy XVaters, Pat Bruccoleri, Kathy Nlartin, jackie lieuss, Phil Ciampa. MIDDLE ROXV: Eleanor YVarman, Janice Pritchard, Marion Rinaldi, Toni Cortina, Beth johnson, Penny Blount. Pat Valentine, Xladeline Rich- BACK RONVg Nlrs, Udy, Judy Grama. Alice Belando, Pat Evanlco. Bar- bara Field, Diane Riordan. lflene Nleury, Carol Garsky, Betty Dono- van, June Bitler, Ellen Xlartz, Kathleen Kownaclii, Lillie Hennix, Delores Bailey, Delia Ric-Nlullen. G. .A. IX. The Girls' Athletic Association. under the direction ot Xlrs, Viola l'dy. meets every second and fourth Xlonday. The chili. composed of selected girls from each grade and athletic activity. promotes the popu- larity of girls' sports. lt sponsors hockey. basketball. and softliall honor teams which travel to play other schools. ,Xn an- nual aflair. the girls gym show. is sponsored hy the cluln as a way of making money. The officers this year include: Ginny Russo, presidentg Nlanreen Ryan. vice presidentg Sandy Lund. secretary: and Maryann Cray. treas- urer. OFFKHAL9 CLUB This club, composed of live girls under the direction of Mrs. Viola Udy, meets once a month to dis- cuss girls, sports. These girls are allowed to officiate in intramurals and gym classes where they get su- pervision and advice from the teacher in charge. Each girl is giv- en the chance to get her national rating in haslsetlball, and if she suc- ceeds, she can ofliciate for inter- scholastic meets. LEADER CORPS The Leader Corps is composed of all the officers of the girls' gym classes. During its meetings, on the first Monday of the month, discus- sions are held about problems which arise in the classes. The Leader Corps, in cooperation with Mrs. Vi- ola Edy and Xliss Kathleen Nails, decide how the gym classes will he conducted. The girls are presented awards if they are chosen as an outstanding leader of the month.