Mount Tahoma High School - Totem Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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El-IIN NEW FRIENDS, I-INII PRUMUTE TENNIS CHAMPIONS - S. Reed, I. Sovie. ENTIIIISIASM M nb, VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS - Row l: K Due, A. Moe. Row 2: M. Warren P. Weber, M. Sinathers. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to offer each girl in Mount Tahoma an opportunity to earn her athletic letter as well as to foster good sportsmanship and friendship. G.A.A. is open to all girls. To be eligible for a letter, a total of six points must be earned. Two team sports, two in- dividual sports, one hobby sport, and one extra, either team or individual, are required. Team sports available are volley- ball, basketball, softball, synchronized swimming, and drill team. Individual sports are badminton, archery, tennis, and plunges. A hobby sport is earned by fifteen hours of activities other than those organized by the school. Some suggested activities are bicycling, horseback riding, skiing, swimming, skating, hiking, bowling, and golf. . 1 ' , I l . ' -' if I 1 V ' ' 'ff BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS -- Row l: I. Thomas, C. Handy, K. Hoyt, M. Bliss, E. Sommer. Row 21 P. Weber, B. Hanson, N. Bridges, L. Smith, I. Coleman. BADMINTON CHAMPIONS - Row I: K. McBurnie, 1. Roberts. Row Z1 M. Smathers, S. Stewart. C. Baker, L. Braqa, P. Weber. Sixty-Seven

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MEMBERS UE 6.1-LA. LEARN SPURTSMANSHIP, Here comes the herd IES mine S-t-r-e-t-c-h Sixty-Six

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STUDENT LEADERS AID P.E. CLASSES POOL LEADERS -- Row 1: G. Stirn, Mr. Streeter, M. Stirn. Row 2: D. Meeds, P. Swanson, D. Mauldin, K. McLeod, M. McCulloch, M. Getchman. Row 3: S. Bryant, A. Whitelock, L. Durall, L. Herth, P. Burrnan, E. Holme, K. Weed. SYM STUDENT LEADERS The student leaders for the P.E. classes provide efficient and necessary assistance. They have many different obligations to keep them busy. They call roll, lead exer- cises, help to teach the various activities, keep the locker in order and check in tow- els from the laundry. The girls' gym classes are taught sports such as volleyball, basketball, bowling, badminton, shuffleboard, ping pong, soft- ball, tennis, and archery. With the help of the student leaders, these sports are taught faster and easier. They demonstrate var- ious techniques, organize games, and sometimes participate in them. These girls lessen the burden on the teacher and help her to maintain smoothly-run gym classes. Sixty-Eight PDDL STUDENT LEADERS The pool leaders help Mr. Streeter to keep the swimming classes running smoothly and efficiently. These girls ex- plain and demonstrate various swimming skills, help the students to gain these skills, life-guard during class and for various other activities, and help at swim meets. Last spring the girls who were interested in becoming pool leaders filled out an ap- plication and took a swimming test. In addition to swimming ability, the girls had to show they were qualified by their lead- ership, responsibility, at least average scho- lastic ability in other classes, and citizen- ship around the school. The most qualified of these girls were chosen to assist Mr. Streeter. GYM LEADERS -- Row 1: P. Iohnson, L. Thompson, N. Tingstad, L. Muller, P. Hanly, M. Seidl. Row 2: S. Lawson, M. Hallawell, I. Meyer, Y. Zitzman, I. Simpson, F. Frye.