Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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JUNIOR VARSITY AND JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL STANDING: Mike Cilnbalista, Harry Kifer, Wfalter Jenkins, Roy Dickinson, Joe Giles, james Reed, Steve Bolinger, Don Nolan, Mr. Brumhauglm. KNEELING: BohlSpargo, Ira Dodson, Frank Reed, Bill Bailey, Ron Villa, Malcolm Wliited, Gene Heaton, Steve Steele. Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey ,,,,, ...... Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey Tussey. ,,,,, . . Juniata Valley .i.l,, . .. 25 Tussey Central ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, , , 30 Claysburg . Y,,,Y,,,,,, ., H28 Tussey B. C. I. ,,,D.,,,i,,,,,,I,,, . I .43 Tussey Greenfield Kimmel .. . . . 43 Tussey Everett ,,,,,, .. ,,,,,, 37 Tussey Central .,,,, .. . 46 Tussey. N. B. C. .,., .. 29 Tussey Winber ..... ,. .. 61 Tussey Hyndman ...................,.............. 42 27 49 19 45 46 27 53 59 54 Bedford . .. Chestnut Ridge . . Everett . N. B. C. .. Juniata Valley Bedford . . B. C. I. Chestnut Ridge . .. . Bald Eagle Area 36 43 58 48 30 62 31 31 53 l l ROW 1: Michael Smith, Wfilliam Fink, Michael Shoenfelt. ROW 2: john Eichelberger, Timothy Wise, jerry Dixon, Larry Baker, Kenny Hoover, Reggie Reed, james Foster. ROW 5: Tommy Watkins, William Dodson, Larry Hennessey, William Clapper, David Prosser, Charles Territo. ROW 4: Tom Neuder, Tom Kormanski, Don Black, Dave Cessna, Ken Yearick, Allan Hoffman, Tom Rupert, Mr. Black. Tussey Central . . .... 32 Tussey 40 Central . 31 Tussey. ...... .. Everett .. .. ..... . .. 32 Tussey 42 Bedford . . 28 Tussey ........ ..,.,. . Roaring Springs ....... ,. .,.. 36 Tussey 62 N. B. C. .. 42 Tussey Claysburg . .. ..,...., .... 29 Tussey 42 Bedford ...... .. 27 Tussey.. . .... N. B. C. .... ..... . .33 Tussey ....... ....... 6 9 Roaring Springs 50 Tussey. .. ,. ....... Claysburg I .......... ............. . ...39 Tussey .................. .41 Everett .. .. 33 sponsored by MCCLAIN FUNERAL HOME, cassville 75

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SENIOR CAGERS DAN BRUMBAUGH DON KEGARISE MIKE MCCAHAN Center Center Forward Tussey Mountain-Everett Our team's well balanced scoring whipped the Wztrriors of Everett by a 69-42 count in the first league game on our new court. Clay and Don Don- aldson, Dan Brumbaugh, and Tim Moore scored 18, 16, 12, and 12 points respectively. In the return match, the Warriors again went down to defeat, this time to a 70-44 thumping. Clay Donaldson took scoring honors with 25 markers followed by Don with 19. Tussey Mountain-N.B.C. The Titans made N.B.C. their sec- ond league victim by presenting them with a 68-44 defeat on our own hard- wood. Dan, Don, and Clay scored 16 markers each while Tim and Mike each connected for 10. In the second game, the Titans had their hands full with a determined Panther team. However, when the game ended, the scoreboard showed us to be on top by a 62-52 count. Clay and Don came out on top with 19 points each. Tussey Mountain-Hyndman Our team took a hazardous trip in the snow to Hyndman where they cap- tured their next league game 67-57. Don Donaldson took scoring honors with 29 points, his highest of the year, as Tim and Mike contributed 12 and 10 points respectively. TIM MOORE VVALLY SWOPE DON NWHITFIELD Forward Forward Center 74 Sponsored by UNION NATIONAL BANK, Huntingdon

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76 CHEERLEADERS The Tussey Mountain varsity cheerleaders include the following: Ruth Putt, captaing Carolyn Singer, Terry Stevenson, Donna Lynn, Darla XVillison, Connie Cham- berlain, Andra XX'eimert, Ginger Ripple, and Linda Davis. These girls were chosen from numerous candi- dates in early September, and since then they have combined much enthusiasm and spirit with many long hours of hard work. The results showed a well precisioned and highly skilled squad which proudly initiated and donned the attractive scar- let, black, and white uniforms. Graduating cheerleaders include Ruth Putt, Carolyn Singer, Terry Stevenson, and Donna Lynn, who will carry with them many cherished memories of their cheerleading experiences at Tussey Mountain High School. jr. Varsity cheerleaders, Irene Putt, Cap- taing Hattie Berger, Marie Shaffer, Susan Warsing, janet Russell, and Shirley Perrin, showed great enthusiasm in leading the cheers during the j.V. games. Sponsored by SAMMY'S MEN'S SHOP, Altoona