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

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Bill M itcbell As president of the Senior Class, Bill devotes much of his time to student government and is a member of the hockey tean1, C-Club, and the football team. While busy .singing with a folk group, The Coachlightersf' he skis, plays tennis, and is an active member of his church. Interested in music and architecture, Bill plans to attend Colorado College. Cberi I n gels Having a wide variety of interests, both in school and out, Cheri is always on the go. She is the head of the A-Squad cheerleaders, a member of Na- tional Honor Society, and Pep Club. In her leisure hours, she enjoys skiing, both summer and winter. Looking toward college, Cheri is interested in studying psychology at Colorado State University. .. 43,1 - f V 5- fit K I it him. get If 1 3 la I s ' 1 KNKQ 2 -nu .M ,. .vgqw K ...- Wm VI. Q , . ., ,Q Q., M k 'W NK-r-. 3, A- M... A s. 5 it ,V . 4: ... v nx

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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.

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CANDIDATES FOR WAHIAN royalty for 1963-1964 were, left to right, Dee Dee Tomhave. Steve Leonard. Mary Shaw, Bill Mitchell, Pat Bailey, Bill McClellan, and Cheri Ingels. Absent: Scott Brown Former Miss America Chooses Wahian Royalty Reigning as king and queen of the 1964 Wahian are Bill Mitchell and Cheri Ingels. Early in October the Wahian staff selected four senior boys and four senior girls as candidates for yearbook royalty. The eight were Pat Bailey, Cheri Ingels, Mary Shaw, Dee Dee Tomhave, Scott Brown, Steve Leonard, Bill McClellan, and Bill Mitchell. Pictures of the candidates were sent to Miss Marilyn Van Derbur, who gra- ciously consented to act as judge. Well known as a television personality and former Miss America, Miss Van Derbur has been commentator for the Miss America Pageant for five years and has appeared on various television shows, in- cluding The Ed Sullivan Show, Candid Camera, and The Steve Allen Showf' Miss Van Derbur chose Cheri Ingels and Bill Mitchell, commenting, Nlt was a dif- ficult choice to make . . . GLAMOROUS C.U. graduate, Marilyn Van Derbur, former Miss America selected Cheri Ingels and Bill Mitchell as '64 Wahian royalty.