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

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fi-3 QQ, PAULA PEAKE . . . petite . . . green eyes . . . Secretary of Courtesy . . . clzeerleazler . . . National Honor Society . . . intere.x't.' ballet and lin- guistics.

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,.,4.-o-1-' ' 15.73 3 fi as P+i4 naa- T-.., -Nag W Q Ag STIRRING UP PEP and enthusiasm for the B-squad teams, cheerleaders are. left to right. Judy Rollings. Jan Wolsleben. Andi Grebenstein, Kathy Dunn. and Sue Givens. Enthusiasm for Team Victories Were behind you Thunderbirds, let's go! Behind all Thunderbird teams, win or lose, Wasson's five A-Squad cheerleaders, Paula Peake, Susie Waymire, Janie Pryor, Jandra Wells, and Cheri Ingles, led the student body in a variety of yells. Cheerleaders put forth unlimited effort to coordinate the enthusiasm of Wasson's new, enlarged stu- dent body. Among the many activities they participated in were, generally promoting morale wherever and when- ever possible, working faithfully with the Wagions, deco- rating the goal posts for each football game and helping to plan the pep assemblies. Being host to opposing teams, T-Bird cheerleaders took visiting cheerleaders to dinner. promoting sportsmanship and friendliness between rival schools. Consisting of five girls each, both A-squad and I3-squad cheerleaders were elected by the student body in the spring of 1963. B-squad girls selected to boost spirit in the Sophomore Class were, Andrea Grebenstein. Judy Rollings. Janet Wolsleben. Kathy Dunn. and Susie Givens. The cheerleaders' sponsor was Miss Shirley Slialberg. physical education instructor. GO-O-O-O-O! Jandra Wells helps lead thc Pep Club at the opening kick-off. SPIRIT SOARS HIGH as cheerleaders Janie Pryor and Cheri Ingels lead the football team onto the field for the second half of play. .far

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Christmas Excitement Reigns Over Wasson This year Social Committee had the honor of selecting the five candidates for the Sno-Ball Queen of 1963. The lovely girls were presented at the annual Christ- mas sing, where the student body voted for three girls who would reign as queen and attendants at the dance on De- cember 21. Social Committee, in order to carry out their theme Sno-Fantasy, adorned the boys' gym with a double ceiling of blue and white crepe paper, real pine trees, and a throne decorated with snowy tumbleweeds. To simulate a misty setting, Scott Brown, Secretary of Social, rented a fog machinel' from a Hollywood stu- dio. Amidst the misty aura, Paula Peake was crowned queen by her escort Bob Stanley. Her attendants were Cheri Ingels, escorted by Dennis O'Donnell, and Judy Rollings, escorted by Mike Teague. ,ou 'I Akviyr AFTER THE CORONATION, Queen Paula Peake and her escort Bob Stanley pause before descending to the dance floor. JUDY ROLLINGS ' ' 'lmlfndant ' ' Q dark grown CHERI INGELS. . .attendant . . . head cheerleader eye-V ' ' ' B'Sq l l Cheer ea' ff ' ' ' enjoys go ' ' ' . . . avid skier . . . born in Maryville, Missouri . . . Www to a e d Calilorma Western' National Honor Society . . . plans to attend C.S.U. ef' ,fffx -1 al