Roosevelt High School - Lariat Yearbook (Oakland, CA)

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G. A. A. HE Gmts' ATHL1c'r1c AssoC1,xT1oN is probably one of the best organizations formed in any high school. Roosevelt's G. A. A., though very new, has been successful in putting over some good ideas and bringing out the true sports- manship in the girls. The officers of the fall term were: Tokuku Domoto, presidentg Marie Dietz, vice-president, Marion Donaldson, recording secretary, Mabel Bunneke, treasurer, and Miss Rayburn, faculty adviser. The officers for the spring term were: Marion Donaldson, presidentg Marie Dietz, vice-president: Mable Bunneke, recording secretary, Jean Davidson, treas- urer, and Miss Rayburn, adviser. The G. A. A. is sure to get only the girls who are active in sports, because one hundred points are needed to become a member. The ideals of this organization are very high, and as yet these ideals are not fully achieved, but the club is young and this will be something that can be accomplished in later years. Qnly the most reliable girls can hold an office. The president and vice-presi- dent must come from the senior group, and the secretary-treasurer may come from any other grade, just so long as the girl is a reliable one. Roosevelts G. A. A. is one of the largest in Oakland. Eigltfy-ez'gl1t

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Volley Ball S w.xs predicted at the beginning of the season the senior volley ball team came out victorious. The members of the cham- pionship team were: Mar- jorie Maring, captaing Mabel Bunueke, Hazel Peterson, 'lole Merlo, Yerna Strohlein, Helen Bird, Sarah Ma- son, Viola Carter, Elizabeth Haley, Naomi Sturges, Ida johansen, Dolores Gonzales, Lois Hicks. The games were played off in two series, one held March 10, and the other March 17. The first series, the seniors beat the juniors, 29-27, and the sophs, 35-16. The juniors defeated the sophs, 31-19. In the second series, the seniors defeated the juniors 27-23. The sophs beat the juniors 29-25 and the seniors 20-19. The captains worked hard with their teams. Marjorie Maring was senior captain, Florence XV-heeler, soph captaing jean Davidson, junior captain: Yerna Strohlein being manager of the teams. speeabazz HE juniors proved to be the best team this year in speedball. Miss Lillian Brown coached speedball successfully and her winning team was captained by jean Davidson. jejanls team. consisted of Maryan Rice, Margaret Ramsell. jj ole Merlo, Yiola Carter, Sarah Mason, Vtlakako Domoto, Florence Foley, Clara Marchus, Margaret Graham, Maxine Barnes and Mbel Bunneke. Mabel Bunneke, a member of the winning team, was manager of speedball. The junior team had the chamlpionship title cinched from the first. Their expert team work helped them a great deal. Each team consisted of eleven players and two sub- stitutes. All the girls who played were required to keep the training rules in order to remain on the teams. A care- ful check was made on them every week. Ez'g11fj'-fzizzc