Farmington High School - Lincolneer Yearbook (Farmington, WV)

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G. A. A. The chief aim of the Girls' Athletic Association is to promote better sports- manship among the students. The Girls' Athletic Association has been active at Farmington High for many years. At present, Miss Mary Manley, our physical education teacher, is the advisor. This year 15 new members were taken into the club. The oflicers chosen were: President, Christine Pitekg Vice-President, Susan Lazorickg and Sec- retary and Treasurer, Frances Manchin. The G. A. A. presents a May Festival practically every year. The 1942 Festival was very successful. A queen was crowned and several dance num- bers were presented by the princesses. Helen Guss, class of '42, was the queen. Her maids of honor were Martha Ice of '42 and Victoria Corpiel of '44. The princesses were: Juanita Price, Katherine Davis, Ruth Davis, Velma Mehosky, Susan Lazorick, Rose Pollack, Gizella Nagy, Pauline Muzichuck, Victoria Price, and Irene Hartzel. Carol Jean Yost and Flora Rose Yost were the train bearers. Crown bearers were Robert Watkins and Millard Lee Beuglass. This year the G. A. A. and Varsity Club presented a tournament of basket- ball between grades, the winners being the Sophomore Girls and the Fresh- man Boys. LETTERMEINVS CLUB This group, sometimes called the Varsity, is made up of boys who have played in a sufficient number of games of one or more sports to earn a school letter. Some of them have played in both football and basketball for as many as four years. The leader of the group is Coach Ryan. Joseph Tatar, a senior, is their president and principal student leader. Page thu Ly mote