Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Dull-phins Show Talent a11dWell-practice PERFECT form - the result of many weeks' work. LWAYS a popular event, the Doll-phin swim show this year brought record crowds to the Wilson pool. The show's theme, The Great White Way, referred, of course, to New York's famous Broadway, and the girls swam to some of Broadway's biggest musical hits. The annual swim show was held on April 29 and 30, and the apparent ease with which the Wilson rnerrnaids performed was, as always, the result of many, many afternoons of arduous practice in the pool. This year saw a new division inaugurated into Wilson's synchronized swimming organization. This new group, called DOLL-PHINS imerpret ,.L6ura,, in Water ballet. the Pogies, consisted of understudies for Doll-phinhood. Pogies, DOLL-PHINS - Row l 0 E. Westcott, D. McCarty, C. Strayer, M. Belcher, S. Hutchinson, P. Vaswig, K. Simac, B. Rothermel, I. Watland, S. Ferguson, L. Chapman, I. Gooch, D. Murtland, K. Tegen, P. Cameron, R. Shackett. Row 2 0 L. Whitsell, K. Manke, B. Holmgren, I. Whannell, R. Wagner, D. Bannon, L. Upright, D. Tatum, I. Groff, I. Harvey, I. Corey: K. Zingler, C. Iepsen, S. Gordon, D. Hanson, S. Watland. K. Sowell, D. Garland, D. Stilwell, E. Lamken, S. Puz, A. Bratrud, L. Marr, M. Magnusen. Sixty

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Columns Lett and Right in Red and White MARCHEHS strut their stuff in Parade oi Daffodils. are Wig' LESLIE STENSEN MARY IANI3 B1-ASEE Drill Leader AdV1SOf Q 4 OURS ot practice in marching, turning, and executing numerous complicated formations may not be considered exactly easy, but Wilson's drill team members tirelessly repeat- ed each action, trying to reach perfection. Every Tuesday after- noon the thirty active members ot Wilson's marching unit met, under the direction of Sergeant Belvin and Sergeant Wynn to learn Marine, or military marching. Leslie Stenton called the steps and kept the Ramettes in line. Uncounted hours of strenuous practice prepared our marching squad tor perform- ance in football halt-time entertainment and in the annual Dattodil Parade, Where the girls displayed both precise and well-learned marching skills and their pert red and white uniforms. DRlLL TEAM - Row l 0 F. Martin, L. Stensen, C. Cirnino, N. Reimer, B. Iohnson, I. Smith, C. Abeel, I. Mulholland. Row 2 0 I. Taylor, D. Vukovich, D. Wilson, S. Iohnson, V. Reid, I. Mode, B. Haarstad, L. MacDonald. Row 3 O L. Clinton, S. Berquist, M. Gay, C. Moe, K. Brady, D. Barrick, S. McCamant, M. Schluss. Row 4 0 K. Tallinan, K. Mosier, S. Gerritseri, L. Barnes, D. Bennett, L. Wortman, I. Anderson. Sixty-Two