Upper Saint Clair High School - Clairvoyant Yearbook (Upper St Clair, PA)

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Cheerleaders Varsity T. Boss, C. Ross, J. McClure, C. Fischer, T. Bayley, J. Sclan N Davis Fight, team, fight! hailed the crowds under the leadership of that most necessary accessory to both the basketball and football teams-the cheerleaders. Their enthusiasm and evident faith in their teams were all unior Varsity that was necessary for a finished performance. To these girls, cheerleading is an art, each motion a well- rehearsed phase of a big production. Much of the success of the squads can be attributed to the efforts of their captains-Carol Fischer, Carole Williamson, and Barbara Jones. junior High Row I: D. Kelly, B. Jones, P. Lack. Row 2: N. McClintock, P. Kneeling: D. Fischer, J. Zimmerman S Pierce Selan, C. Hawkins, D. Tindall. Sranding: M. Fiumara, D. Meek S Kepler 61 C. Williamson.

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Row 1: T. Bayley, D. Youngblood, L. Trackler, C. Fischer, J. Selan. Row 2: N. Davis, L. Miller, T. Boss, D. Henry, L. Rock, S. Mitchell, B. Coleman, J. Chapman, L. Kowacz, D. McBride, L. Huston. Row 3: J. Oswick, P. Neff, B. Hall, A. McBride, S. Wilson, D. Tindall, W. Oltroggee, A. Baker, C. Elcessor, J. Martin, P. Potter, A. Hofrichter, C. Colbert. Row 4: R. Baranek, J. Bonwell, A. McClure, S. Conaway, B. Baines, E. Blackmun, R. Locke, D. Meider, B. Adam, E. Barkand, N. Buc, B. Love. Row 5: D. Mocker, M. Mitz, S. Foubert, K. Newby, R. Johnson, L. Spencer, G. Bayer, S. Marks, J. Egmore, B. Breen, J. Kress, M. Fiumara, V. Pringle. Row 6: J. Kiray, J. Mocker, K. Harmon, M. Hunter, B. Short, V. Knecht, K. Dengler, M. Dolanch, M. Collins, C. Williamson, C. Ross, C. Whaley, C. Fekete, M. Horsey. Row 7: H. Walker, S. Simon, C. Schulz, N. Slone, J. Cancilla, L. Fox, L. Richey, K. Nesgoda, H. Miklavic, M. Brown, J. McClure, K. Mazza. Row 8: J. Brccker, D. Anderson, J. Kassing, C. Miller, S. Youngblood, M. Dacey, S. Kepler, S. Smith, K. Westlund, B. Berster, N. Thomas, S. Wright, R. Stansberry. Girls' Athletic Association Officers-D. Youngblood, C. Fischer, L. Track- , , , l,T.Bl,J.Sln. The same motives that prompted the organization of er ay ey e a intramural sports for boys brought about the creation of the Girls' Athletic Association. Through the dedi- cation of its sponsor, Mrs. Carolyn Grant, and its presi- dent, Dorothy Youngblood, this group has been able to find a sport for every girl and a girl for every sport. Some of the strenuous sports in which this group en- gages are ping-pong, shullleboard, basketball Cgirls, rules, of coursej and tennis. The values of cooperation and good sportsmanship are firmly ingrained in the members. Among the club's other activities was the sponsorship of a dance, the proceeds of which were used to provide awards for deserving seniors. , 60

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Dramatics Recent dramatic productions of our school have been of various types. The Spring, 1960, production, The Remarkable Incident at Car- s0n's Corner, was a mystery starring Jackie Mar- tin, Lance Miller, and Chester Phillips. In the fall of 1960 the comedy T ime-Out for Ginger, starring Mary Dacey, John Streams, and Donna Tindall, was produced. The most recent play was a Tennessee Williams drama, The Glass Menagerie, starring Betsy Hall, Jackie Martin, John Streams, and Bruce Wilson. These plays were presented by members from the student body and directed by Miss Dietz and Mrs. Reeves.