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VARSITY Varsrty N offrcers for the year Mr Don Gels, advrsor, Jerry Hoberry, presrdent, Shrrley Brown, treasurer, Roger Wagner, vrce presrdent, and Mrldred Jenkrns, secretary 5 I X The hrghllghtofthe Varsrty N calendar thrs past year was the plannrng the crownrng of the neu queen and also rw as responsrble for the dance after the Hornecomrng game Q A Otheractrvmes ofthe year rncluded the rnarntenance of a schedule srgn , Y S rnfrontoftheschool posung the dares of athletrc contests for football, bas 4 kerball, and sprrng sports 4 Anewathletrc polrcy was adopted by the school, which made the same qualrfrcatrons necessary for both boys and grrls to wrn awards 1 Y X Q, of the annual Homecomrng celebration The club made arrangements for L I-S Q Q 1 9 ,y U X - .,,.. , ,M 1 f X A f , t il . A Wi ' I 1 l r , 'V .gl ' - ,, 4
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.A.A. Z G.A.A.,officers and board members for 1954-55: Sitting -Joan Peters, v i secretary, Norma Keller, president, Mildred Jenkins, vice-presidentg and Janice Grimm,treasurer. Standing - Patty Dick, Ann Shaffer, Beverly Dill, Jacky Hawk, Linda Wolf, Shirley Brown, Linda Slagle, and Evelyn Bodenbender. The Sweetheart Dance proved to be the biggest event that the G.A.A. sponsored this past year. The club decorated the gym for the dance and made the arrangements for the crowning of the Sweetheart Queen and King. Such activities as sockhops after most ofthe home basketball games were held to make money. Some of this money was used to hold a play day in which two other county schools participated. The other money will be used towards purchasing new jackets lk forthe girls' basketball teams next year. The club set up schedules for intramural teams at noon in soccer, volleyball, and basketball. Awards were presented to the winners of each sport. The club also adopted a new constitution during the latter part of the year. Under this constitution each girl mustparticipate in at least half the playing time of two intramural or scholastic sports to remain a member ofthe G.A.A. 42 X lk e
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inf Norma Keller reigned asthe 1954 Homecoming Queen. She was se- lected from a group of six candi- H ' Q dares, aftcra week of very success- Om n g ful campaigning sponsored by the band. 441
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