South High School - Sohian Yearbook (West Mifflin, PA)

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alf-Time Performances! Barbara Malone and Karen Hafen Undfl Rcsky Gnd Sheik! Duffy Phyllis Spicuzza Kathy Evans Lana Baxendall, Kathy Burns, Anita Fairbaugh Barbara Walker Karen Kalp

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Smiling Spartanettes Enlive Bottom row: Karen Kalp, Kathi Roche, Karen Haferi, Barbara Malone, Linda Kovacevic, Patty Gorman. Middle row: Jean Senn, Barbara Walker, Elaine Sipe, Cheryl Paterson, Linda Walker, Georgia Hornyak, Eileen Demeis. Top row: Jan Barna, Phyllis Spicuzza, Pam Jenkins, Sheila Duffy, Bev- erly Smith, Kathy Burns, Lana Baxendell, Linda Rasky, Anita Fairbaugh, Betty Pelikan, Pam Green, Bonnie McNew, Kathy Evans. The color and excitement of a good football game isn't complete without a half time show. As South High's or- ganized, hard-working team leaves the field, another group of hard workers comes on. This is the Spartan Drill Team, under the able supervision of Miss Patricia Heckel. Their iob is to entertain the roaring, cheering Spartan fans with a show equal to the performance of the football team. After an exciting first half, the fans want action in the half time show, and these twenty-four smiling girls give it iust that. The Drill Team's iob isn't an easy one. Working in the summer with the band and maiorettes, they learn preci- sion marching routines. Not only do they add color to the games, but to the pep assemblies as well. From the beat- ing strains of Granada, to the melodious Blue Spanish Eyes, the performances of the Drill Team will long be remembered as part of the exciting Undefeated Season of '66. Q lI2

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Cheerleaders And Sparta Left to right: Nancy Kautz, Kathy Taylor, Debby Esper, Susie Reitz, Marcy Esper, Ella Mae Di Salvo Front: Debbie Bracalilly, Andy Christian Front: Charlotte king Back: Becky Forsythe SO-UL, SOUL TEAM was the yell of the West Mifflin South Cheerleaders during the vic- torious football season of T966-67. The i'soul of South was inspired by the ten vivacious cheerleaders. These girls led the student body onto the field to formfvictory lines, and led them in singing fight songs and cheers to show the team that we were right behind them. The Col- orful signs, the idea of Blue and Gold Week, and the home-room decorating contest, were just a few of the activities our cheerleaders used to fire up the spirit in South. With their sponsor, Miss Fleming, the girls en- couraged a feeling of friendship and good sportsmanship between our team and student body, and the opposing teams and their student bodies.