Morgantown High School - Mohigan Yearbook (Morgantown, WV)

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I I GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right-Elaine LePera, Mabel Casto, Pauline Steinbaugh, Helen Pietro, Thelma Zinn and Ruth Simpson. This team was chosen at the close of the basketball season from all the teams taking part in the tournament. The girls were selected by Miss McGrath with the help of the manager, Helen Bowie. Physical Education Instructor Athletics for girls has taken on a new light since the placement of Miss Louise McGrath on the high school Faculty. Her interest in the Athletic Associa- tion has made it one of the largest clubs of the school. After overcoming many difficulties, she has suc- ceeded in establishing at least four major sports a year. Words cannot express the girls' gratefulness for Miss McGrath's work and training she has given them. Neither can they forget the kindness and personal interest she has shown them. Page one hundred thirty-seven