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

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'57 ri' F HMOONLIGHT AND ROSES provided the setting for the corona- tion of one of these five candidates for Sweetheart Queen. Left to right are: Judy Kennedy, Lee Ann Bashore, Pat Bailey, Nancy Jewell, and Janie Pryor. PAT BAILEY expresses delight as she reigns from her heart-shaped throne. JOHN EASTLACK is caught in a burst of laughter as he dances with Lynn Irwin at the Valentine Dance.

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,yo xlx li' aaa.. Nancy Jewell . . . Attendant . . . Swimming enthusiast . . . member of National Honor Society . . .active in Young Life . . . enjoys skiing . . . plans to attend the University of Colorado. Judy Kennedy . . . Attendant . . . Blue eyes. . . mem- ber of National Honor Society and Tri-Hi-Y . . . participates in Dramatics and Social Clubs . . . will study pre-med at Colorado College. Valentine Royalty Reign at Annual Sweetheart Dance Following a five-year-old tradition, the male students were given the privilege of nominating one girl whom they wanted as Sweetheart Queen. The five girls receiving the most votes were Janie Pryor, Nancy Jewell, Pat Bailey, Lee Ann Bashore and Judy Kennedy. Stepping out of a h'eart- shaped candy box made by the dramatics department, the five candidates were presented to the student body during the Teacher Apprecation Assembly. The students then voted for three of the five girls to reign at the dance. Red and white hearts with the names of each couple decorated the gym for the annual Sweetheart Dance, l'Moonlight and Roses, held February 15th. During the intermission Miss Pat Bailey was escorted to her throne and crowned Sweetheart Queen by Brian Montgomery. Attendants Judy Kennedy and Nancy Jewell were escorted by Bob Setchell and Allen Sharkey, respectively. The queen received a necklace and tiara, and each attendant was given a bracelet as a momento of the occasion.

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-EET - Tl? from California to New York island . . . these familiar words echo forth as the Coachlighters- Bill Mitchell, Don Wooley, Bill McClellan, and Jim Berthrong- entertain at the fall hootenanny. Laughter, Applause, Cheers Mark '64 Assemblies Hootenannies, pep rallies, music concerts, and queen presentations were part of this year's assemblies program, under the leadership of John Corlew. In the fall the Bury the Trinidad Minersl' assembly inaugurated the football season. As the game with Palmer approached, morale was boosted by Beat Palmer Week. In December the Student Cabinet and the Choristers com- bined to present an assembly honoring Dr. Roy J. Wasson. Also in December letters were given to outstanding athletes during the Fall Sports Awards assembly. In January the NORAD Band performed a concert of contemporary music for the student body. In May at the Academic Recognition assembly, stu- dents were honored for academic proficiency throughout the school year. YEA MINERS? No it's John Corlew and Ann Ayles poking fun at a T Bird rival during one of the lively pep assemblies in the fall. KS-f11il'f . y ll Il f ' ll 1 'a E15-151' rt' 5?-334 SATIRIZING the Centennial Bulldogs Dutch Franz trots across the field at a football assembly in November.