Waynesburg University - Mad Anthony Yearbook (Waynesburg, PA)

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. .' n Q . A I' E. Minor, F. Zuniga, N. Moyer, G. Stetzer, T. lnserra, G. Hebb Not pictured R Rex we KAQQPAQJQP6 Imagine bacon without eggs, Abbott without Costello, Minnie with- out Mickey, then try to imagine a game without the cheerleaders. lf you can do it, you're definitely off the beam. We're sure that none of us will ever forget the spirit of this year's cheering crew. The boys and girls have been the morale builders, the backbone of both the football and basketball teams. T-E-A-M, T-E-A-M -the walls of our huge gymnasium echoed with the cheer and then someone from the stands shouted, Give us the 'Jive Yell,' Frankie! And Frankie did! lf you can forget the rhythm of the Jive Yell, if you can forget the Sky-rocket, if you can forget When old Waynesburg's men---, ---then, my child, there's no hope for you. You just haven't lived. O. K. Now, make it loud. 82 Q. .

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C' 'gel' 'P Rlghf-First Row: W. Corwin, D. Thomas, J. Miller, B. Sutton, C. Tornabene, R. Fuller. Second Row: V. Lapkowicz, P. Clary, k' Mo 90f1, L. Stough, C. Ziarko, R. Hull, and P. Americo. Not picured: H. Hosler, A. Minicucci, J. Datko, J. DeLaurentis, C. Hrut- ay' M- -l0nlS. J. Yourchik, S. Yourchik, P. Balaban, T. Dull, B. Giurich, C. Karmarkovich, E. Staycer, E. Bowman, G. Lewis, H. Leckey. Richard Morgan Pres. N l.1+iw1-X TWKWW' we Z8 cr!Lff8lf'lflfL8IfL Familiar to every student of Waynesburg College are the boys who wear the black sweaters with the huge orange W's. These boys have been chosen for membership in the Lettermen's Club because they have distinguished themselves by earning a letter in either football, basketball, or wrestling, the three major sports of the campus. The club has a three fold purpose: to aid in promoting the welfare of the college, to promote good sportsmanship at athletic contests, and to set itself up as a goal which athletes will strive torattain. The Letter- men nominate the annual homecoming queen and her attendants and sponsor the annual homecoming dance. They hold a party each spring for their new brothers. During the past year they have sent plaques to the families of former members who were killed in the war. v 'A 31 1,.,,.f. - - - Have you heard the one - -

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J. STANTON KECK Athletic Director BEN F. PAUL Assistant Football Coach RAYMOND MURDOCK Wrestling and Baseball Coach FRANK GUSTINE Basketball Coach BERNARD MAZER Assistant Football Coach JOHN I. HOOK, JR. ,Golf Coach 83 E. JOAQUlN PATTERSON Tennis Couch