East Grand Forks High School - Memories Yearbook (East Grand Forks, MN)

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,iii in 'V Girls Afljleitliiygssociation . . LA FRONT ROW-Vonne Jeffrey, Phyllis Partlow, Bernadine Zipoy, Elaine Paulson, Glendora Swanson, Dorothy Harney, Shirley Osmundson, Donna Gilbert- son, Bernice McCullough, Maxine Will, Blanche Grinde, Donna Rehor, Ruth Hoff, Rita Larson, Ann Mero, Aldyene Larson, Doris Piker. SECOND ROW-Patsy Mclsaac, Eunice Babcock, Eileen Hoye, Beverly Lammey, Harriet Ritter, Marcella Schmidt, Margaret Wolff, Mary Ann Hoye, Beverly Quern, Shirley Meagher, Virginia Absey, Muriel Christianson, Marilyn Anderson, Ragna Perrin, Erdine Hotchkiss, Geraldine Bushee, Ethel Warmbo. THIRD ROW-Miss Alice Monson fAdvisorJ, Mae Eastman, Joann Mclsaac, Alice Schmaltz, Doris Wehe, Dorothy Pender, Shirley Hanson, Carole Stuhr, LaRae Robertson, Alvina Schmaltz, Doris Cummings, Yvonne Bateman, Joan Stavig, Marilyn Hausauer, Mary Lou Jeffrey, Marion Jensen, Delores Krueger, Ruth Giese, Clarice Thureen, Elaine Schmidt. FOURTH ROW-IvaDelle Filipi, Enid Olson, Clarice Hotvedt, Audrey Larson, Gloria Mankie, Avis Knutson, Joan Jacobson, DeLores Brinkman, Marguerite Stinar, Eileen Vavrina, Monica Bridgeford, Ellen Vavrina, Shirley Krenelka, Maxine Sheppard, Carol Thompson, Lois Egeland, Lavonne McCullough, Beverly Lee. BACK ROW-Phyllis Hodge, Daralyne Lealos, Carolee Croy, Lois Cleveland, Gladyce Johnson, Lenore Bateman, Ruth Fleming, Barbara Jacobs, Gladys Piker, Betty Lou Hauser, Betty Nelson, Marilyn Johnson, Mary Maloney, Joyce Bridgeford, Mary Lou Thompson, Marjorie Jackson, Dolores Buckner, Joan Giese, Lois Partlow. P :- LOOKING FOR FUN ARE: Lois Partlow, Maxine Shep- pard, Bernice McCullough, Joan Giese, Clarice Hotvedt. D540

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Girls Athletic Association l LEFT T0 RlGHTfDorothy Harney, treasurer: Donna Gilbertson, v' e-president: Alice Monson, advisor: Bernice McCullough, president: Shirley Osmundson, secretary. The Girls Athletic Association, with a membership of almost lOO high-spirited girls, sped through one of the most eventful years in the history of the organization. Fifty enthusiastic girls withstood a stiff initiation issued by the old members, and thereby entered the activities never to be forgotten by G.A.A. girls, Exercising a new idea in school dances, the G.A,A. sponsored a Cake'Walk Dance, which brought fun for everyone - cake, too. Christmas gaiety was added, too, by the Christmas GAA. Banquet held at the Menden- hall Presbyterian Church. lt was finally proved that girls could survive school parties without the aid of the male sex. Undoubtedly this first Puff-Pant Prom, in which half of the girls take the part of the boy partners, will develop into an annual affair with these G.A.A, girls, Prizes were awarded to the best dressed couples. Strictly G.A.A, was a hobo party given in March. An all-school masquerade party was sponsored in April with prizes going to the winning costumes. Aside from strict social activities, members at their monthly meetings are certain to get a good workout playing a game of volley ball or soft ball. Besides competitive games the girls bowl, swim or spend an evening tobogganingi Under the able leadership of Miss Alice Monson these girls completely meet the require- ments of good GAA, members. n53o

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63540 Qi -JC? HAIL. HAIL AST Sl DE! These groups of peppy students have throughout the year passed all tests to prove their excellent cheerleading ability, lt is through our cheerleaders that many a rousing cheer has inspired our boys and thereby sped our team to victory. With an undying enthusiasm they create all possible school spirit and by so doing make our athletic contests an indelible remembrance. We are not only indebted to our cheerleaders, but also to Miss Alice Mon- son, who so capably gives them her time and excellent supervision. V ai, l Y l can Ethel Warmbo, Marilyn Hnusauar, Joann Stavig, LaRae Robertson, Vonne Jeffrey, Doris Plker, Stan Johnston, Shirley Osmundson, Blanche Yvonne Bateman. Grinde. 0550