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

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Ne Are UNDEFEATED!! November l4th was really a day of bliss after our last victorious football game. School was in session, but there were no classes. Instead, after homeroom there was a pep assembly which last- ed until ll:OO A.M. Then, Mr. Helterbran dis- missed the student body to go to the auditorium to see the movie, Pillow Talk. After the film, a dance was held in the cafeteria. WAMO's Porky Chedwick spun the records for the dancers and listeners. Vito DiSalvo's group, The Standards, performed for the crowd also. Everyone, includ- ing teachers got out on the floor to dance. The football team brought great pride to West Mif- flin South, their 9-0-0 record was something to celebrate - and we at South - sure did! .4 Above: Coaches Tennant, Zabroski, Mervos, Howley, and Brocco cut the victory cake presented to them by the cheerleaders. Below: Porky Chedwick spins a few platters for the celebrating South High students.

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Bill, Fee, Nick and Ned The exultant Spartan gridders and their coaches give a loud yell of Victory after the Turtle Creek game which gave them an undefeated and un- tied season. lb2 l i l v i

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Musical Production Li'l Abner Wc Marryin' Sam and residents of Dogpatch sing about a Typical Day . On March l7, l8, and 20, the students of West Mifflin South High and Lebanon Jun- ior High presented the Broadway musical comedy, Li'l Abner The story, based on characters created by cartoonist Al Capp, revolves around the marital chase between Daisy Mae Scragg, played by Jody Welch, and Lil Abner, por- trayed by Don Link. Also leading the cast of nearly one hundred characters were Donna Mascara as Mammy Yokum, Robert Horn- yak as Poppy Yokum, Robert Nagy as Mar- ryin' Sam, David Mullineaux as Earthquake McGoon, Richard Carlini as Available Jones, and Walt Ayers as General Bull- moose. The play was produced and directed by Mr. Kenneth Gould, who also conducted the chorus. Dramatics and costuming were supervised by Mrs. Joan Kacik, and all musi- cal arrangements tor the band were written by Mr. Charles Bosley, Mr. Henry Sokolow- ski conducted the bandg Mr, Larry Flickinger and Mr. Ted Gladys created and designed the stage settings, props, and scenery. L'il Abner was such a success that it was held over an extra night. Daisy, Abner and triendssing with dismay when they realize Dogpatch is Unnecessary Town.