Wellington High School - Megaphone Yearbook (Wellington, KS)

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g,,,f--f Something More Than Noise HSE WAS A sophomore, young and shy, with one ambition-to become a Crusaderette. She was initiated as a squire in the honored society' and in her junior year was dubbed a knight in shining red. Finally a .senior-What a year! In one of the best of pep assemblies, with tears in her ey-es, she buried E'lDorado and helped the Wildcats moan as W. H. S. read the obituary over their grave. When basketball games were over and nobody else remembered the boys, she baked a pie for the pep banquet and sat by the hero of her choice for one evening. Then the end of the year-she dined at the annual banquet and again saw the young squires being dubbed knights in the flickering light of candles. Graduation came and changing her red dress and white collar she donned a grey gown and a square hatg hanging' her shield in Valhalla, she bid farewell to the Crusaderettes. O, IT isn't the tobacco auctioneer or the man who comes around, it's those five jumpin', jiven', yellin' cheerleaders of W. H. S., and they aren't chanting Sold American -they're leading Crusaders, Fight. Swinging out at the iirst of the year with Eloise Tout, Gene Friedman, Horace Yates, Helen Miller, and Gerald Geiger, the rhythm went unbroken until the end of the football season. Then Eloise, the sparkplug of many a Crusader rally for the past three years, moved to Texas and Marceil Peterson joined the troupe. Late in the basketball season, the boys donned red sweaters and white trousers to make the red and white circle complete-band, team, Cru- saderettes, and cheerleaders. All in all, it's easy to yell when you're' winning, but every loyal Crusader should remember t'It ainlt' whatchayell, it's the way whatcha yell it. A -22- mania.