Holdredge High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Holdrege, NE)

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The Holdrege Girls' Athletic Association, organized in l949, this year had a larger mem- bership than ever before. The purpose of the G.A,A. was to develop a spirit of comradeship and good sportsmanship among the students. The first semester, their president was Car-ol Madison, and Claudette Moore was vice-presi- dent, During the second semester, Claudette Moore and Dorothy Anderson served as presi- dent and vice-president, respectively. Other officers were: secretary, Donna Carlson, treas- urer, llla Hammond, Student Council repre- sentative, Pat Haines, intramural chairman, Monica Valentine, volleyball chairmen, Delores Gardine and Dorothy Anderson, basketball chairman, NaDyne Hilton, softball chairmen, Twilla Hammond and Ianet Moore. Miss Carol Rehder sponsored the organization. The girls played many volleyball games with the surrounding towns of Kearney, Axtell, Bagan, Wilcox, Oxford, and Hildreth. They won the Consolation Cup at the Bagan Invita- tional Tourney. The group had its own bowling, badminton, and ping-pong tournaments. Among their social functions of the year were their roller skating party and their Christ- mas party. The Award Dinner, where letters and bars were awarded to those girls who had earned 350 points by participating in all team and individual tournaments, by serving on com- mittees, and by attending meeting and prac- tices, climaxed the G.A.A. year. Qfzfz Dorothy Flnderson serves the ball during the Holdrege- Plxtell volleyball game. First Row: Phyllis Willms, Carla Bowen, Murial Hoback, Ianet lohnson, llla Hammond, Elia Leach, Delores Gardine, Doris lfeath. Second Row: Miss Rehder, Ianet Moore, Carol lean Madison, Paula Flshley, Pat Haines, Lillian Verbeclc, Barbara Butzin, NaDyne Hilton. Third How: Donna Carlson, Claudette Moore, Rolene Dunse, Monica Valentine, Margery Gsterbuhr, Twilla Hammond, Dorothy Flndcrson, lima Merchant. G , Page 39

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Mary Luke and Gari Hathaway take their turn at selling candy in the lower hall after school. Through the co-operation of its sixty-two members, the Duster's Darlings had a very successful year. Berdeen Kenfield was elected president of the group: Dianne Harmes, vice- president, Marlene Behrens, secretary, Carol Sue Nausler, treasurer, and Mary Luke, Student Council representative. Miss Peterson spon- sored the club. The freshman cheerleaders, Linda Brown and Iill Wagner, served as head cheerleaders for the year. Eighth grade cheerleaders were Coralyn Beck and Sharron Birth. The seventh grader elected was Carolyn Kizzier. This year, the cheerleaders purchased new uniforms. They consisted of purple corduroy skirts, purple turtleneck sweaters, and gold beanies. Girls attended all the junior high games, and had a special section at the senior high games. To help cheer their team on to victory, the Iunior High Pep Club girls sponsored two pep rallies, wrote on the boards in the various rooms, and, on one occasion, placed signs on the boys' lockers. They sponsored a mixer after one of their football games. The Duster's Darlings' main money project for the year was to buy a steel storage cabinet in which to keep their pep club supplies. They again sold candy in the hall after school in the afternoon. The annual athletic picnic, at which the junior high athletes were honored, was again sponsored by the pep club. First ROW: Merry Perry, Connie Miller, Carolyn Nelson, Sharon McNeil, Iill Wagner, Sandra Powell, Fludrey Matson, Carole Nausler, Connie Peiper. Second How: Miss Peterson, Barbara Layton, Karen Prietauer, Io Dell Peterson, Shirley Wilson, Karen Perry, Rochelle Meyer, Berdeen Kenfield, Donna Sheffield, Mary Kay Luke. Third Row: Marjorie Richardson, Marlene Nelson, Ioan Sparks, Connie Linquist, Iudy Wyatt, ReNee Peterson, Patty Marker, Nancy Tederman, Marlys Olson, Dixie Skeith. A YN' K- I Q.. vqwlrvl ,zrff kk . ,. ' it -ir. sir wsu if ,Q Page 41