Wilson High School - Nova Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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fl BONNIE BROWN TERRY ROMANO DIANE BOURQUE SUSAN STREETS Song Queen Song Queen Song Queen Song Queen lucleus and Stimulus tor WW Sport Fans O LEAD them in spirit-boosting songs at school grid and basketball battles Wilsonites had a stall of tour peppy and pretty song leaders. The song staff, consisting ot Bonnie Brown, Diane Bourque, Susan Streets, and Terry Bomano, took a six-week course of at Merrick Dance Studio in the summer of modern jazz steps, their own routines. new ones the song -hour session. Their instruction 1960. ln this course they studied which they incorporated later into To practice old routines and learn staff met twice a week tor a two hours of study and practice paid oft, tor to Wilson athletes and tans alike the tour bouncy red girls and their song routines provided welcome and light-hearted interludes at every school game. V Five-toot two, eyes of blue . . t b FOUR H1Gi0f TSGSOUS fOr WHSOTYS Spirit di games. SONG staff leads ASW Onward tor colors true . . Sixty-F ive

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CURT WEST SHARON WATLAND IANICE WATLAND BOB WELCH King Queen Duchess Duke Eight Yell and Seng Statt Members Previd E Four W's is the alias of Wilsons peppy yell staff, consisting of Curt West, Kingg Sharon Watland, Queen, lanice Watland, Duchessg and Bob Welch, Duke. Chosen by the Wilson student body at the end of last year, they started their year-long careers by going to cheer-leading school for four days. This school for all yell staffs in the State of Washington Was held at the Central Washington College oi Education, and enabled our cheerleaders not only to receive instruction but to meet new friends and share ideas as Well. Wilsons 'Tour W's Were ranked first among all cheer- leaders in the closing contest of this school, and they continued all year to perpetuate and improve upon this original pattern of excellence. i YELL staff rouses spirit by teaching and leading new yells. I SAID uh uh! READY, set? - you bet! Sixty-Four

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Si Activelq Supporting a Varietg nt Schnq EMOTIONS run high at game tirni EP Club members and the bright pom poms, booster but- ii tons, and enthusiasm which are the requirements ot their occupation, torm an important part ot lite at Wilson. This year's Pep Club boasted the largest membership ot any other ot extra-curricular organizations, and its members planned and participated in a great many activities. Membership in this club, in addition to ottering a chance to support the sports heros and fans ot Woodrow Wilson, provides an opportunity tor many unique activities. Pep Clubbers riding broom-stick ponies, carrying make-believe caslcets, or just being peppy, highlighted several assemblies. The club's card ' - C . f- V 1' Q PEP CLUB en' masse xty-Six