Wasson High School - Wahian Yearbook (Colorado Springs, CO)

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J Ms BECAUSE THE auditorium was incomplete at the beginning of the year, assemblies were held in the gymnasium, promoting congenial relationship hctwccn tht- student body and the faculty. THE STVDENT body and thc tliccrlt-.idcts rush onto tht- field to tongrzitulutc the football team aftcr having won thc giiinc played against Pueblo East. -V-H - r l V r i i i i t sw,

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Gig FULL OF enthusiasm after it pep assembly in the stadium, students find it hard to restrain their spirit until game time. O Students Demonstrate Spirit for New Home This year was especially meaningful, for it marked the beginning of Wasson High School. Students were not only returning to start another school year, but were planning to establish new traditions which would benefit the city as well as the school. The first assemblies consisted of the installation of Cabinet officers and the introduction of teachers. Some of the more vivid memories are those assemblies which took place in the football stadium where the student body was introduced to the football team and was oriented to new yells and pep songs. The Wasson-Palmer exchange pep assembly was the highlight of the many assemblies before the auditorium was completed. Wasson's social life began with the Gleep Leepf' which was held on September 19, 1959, to acquaint the sophomores with the juniors and seniors. The music was furnished by the Playboys The Gleeps, which represented sophomores, added to the congenial atmosphere. 2 UMM

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