Minot High School - Searchlight Yearbook (Minot, ND)

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Minot High School Displays Complete Phy Ed Department Our physical education department offers many chances for students to excell in athletic skills. The classes are held alternately with classes in health, first aid, and drivers education. Throughout the year they participate in basketball, track, trampoline, tumbling, and swim- ming, along with usual sports such as ping-pong and badminton. Say Tarzan, you aren't stuck are you? Oh, what a girl doesn't go through! For a boy? No, for o phy ed teacher. Round and round they go, and if they stop, Mr. Edwards will know.

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GAA Represents Girls' Athletic Interest A The Girls' Athletic Association is in its second year at MHS. Its purpose is to create outside physical activity for girls. This year GAA girls participated in numerous activities, and a play night was held for Model and Ryan High Schools. The group is advised by Miss Homer, a student at MSTC. GAA OFFICERS, Row 1: Miss Homer, Ad- visor, Kay Knutson, President, Mary Nelson, Vice-President, Sally Graving, Secretary, April Llewellyn, Treasurer, Jean Luetzen, Point Chairman. GAA MEMBERS, Row 1: Miss Homer, Kay Knutson, Joan, Bondly, Judy Brody, Judy Reed, Gloria Smith, Gloria Miller, Diane Zuzulin, April Llewellyn. Row 2: Shirley Nechiporentko, Jean Luetzeni, Mary Nelson, Loranne Linha, Sharon Guy, Linda Schultz, Janice Rothacker, Linda Botz. Row 3: Karen Belongia, Jean Dahl, Pat Hammer, Dianne Asplund, Diane Moen, Lana Lee, Diane McCarol, Sally Graving. Tension mounts as the enthusiastic volley- ball players become engrossed in the game.

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Just a wee but of indentitication in the process of being hung up by Bob Wetald and Dick Dahlen in Williston Kathy Williams and Leo McArdle take some intellectual relaxation. Break through that one, says Leo. Must be I2 noon as Donald Larson tries to set an all time record to get to his locker.