North Allegheny High School - Safari Yearbook (Wexford, PA)

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FRED REMALEY, Drum Major maj orettes Unity, friendship, and understanding are the out- standing characteristics of this year's majorettes. Through te d i o u s practices, unpredictable weather, and long hours of marching, sparkling cheerfulness and cooperation prevailed. This year's marching seven are Sandi Lauterbach, Suzie Meyers, Jerry Powell, Sally Jo Sailer, Sharon Sargent, Roberta Stein, and drum major Fred Remaley. The squad's manager is Joanne Tiglio. Examples of their togetherness are not lacking. At one tragic pep assembly, three of the twirlers managed to lose their batons at the same moment. Usually, of course, their precision and unity are more constructively employed. Their performance at pep assemblies and football games gives school spirit a gigantic boost. The end of marching season does not mark the end of the majorettes' duties. The task begins of teaching the tricks of the trade to the underclass- men who aspire to be next year's majorettes.

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junior' varsity Many hours of concentrated effort and hard work go into the making of a good cheerleader, and good cheer- leaders are what the junior varsity squad is composed of this year. These remarkable girls are: Sally Meyers, Kathy Van Cura, Jean Hensel, Carol Cashion, Marie McFarland, and Kathy Kunzi. Elaine Sutter is man- ager. Marcy Haley, mascot Working as hard as the senior high cheer- leaders, but receiving less fanfare, are the junior high cheerleaders. These peppy girls give zest and sparkle to junior high games and pep assemblies. They are, Patty Pohlman, Janet Wagner, Linda Cooper, Debbie Stahlman, Laurie Smith, and Marsha Cone. Their manager is Di- anne Graham. junior' high

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ROBERTA STEIN JERRY POWELL SUZIE MEYERS SHARON SARGENT SALLY JO SAILER SANDI LAUTERBACH