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Sitting on the side lines watching all
the dancers go by are Doris Jordan and
her escort, Paul Lindemuth, at the Wil­ Here are the Teenettes singing at the Wilson-Delhaas football dance.
son vs. Delhaas dance.

Roar Tigers — beat W ilson! could be heard through­ but also into our boys who went onto the field with
out the school, November 20, the day before the Del- nothing less in mind and heart, but to win. Introduction
haas-Wilson football game. Promoting school spirit of the team, pep talks, cheers, and hilarious skits con­
was the initial purpose of this special rally, and spirit stituted the agenda. The pleasant evening was terminated
was not only implanted into the enthusiastic spectators with an enj oyable dance.

The dance before the Wilson vs. Delhaas
football game finds Nick Flacco and
What a fine array of beauty! A few Senior boys proudly display their cheering ability at
Barbara Cuttle having fun.
our Wilson Pep Rally. Left to Right: D. McKinney, M. Hershman, B. Ballow, C. Patterson,
and J. Kelly.

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