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GAA A straddle mount, executed here by an Faschen. is one of the most difficult ascents to the beam m beginning gymnastics Winter Fridays offered GAA girls the option of bowling in the evening or tumbling in the afternoon Taking part in the latter activity. Sad me Kassanits guides Linda Raeger into a back limber 28 Initiation. . .“lit- tle sisters”. . .in bi- kinis, hunting jackets, clown suits. . .bowing before the court- house rock. . .pushing potatoes with their noses. . .following every whim. . .of their “big sisters . . . On the fateful night of September 30, the GAA initiated the new members into a fall, winter and spring of athletics and fun. The seasonal sports, including flag football, basketball, tumbling, gym- nastics, softball and volleyball were en- joyed every Friday after school. GAA girls also participated in the Telegraphic Bowling Meets on winter evenings when they met other GAA clubs from nearby towns such as Portage and Chesterton. In addition to their athletic activities, the girls planned parties and dances. Their GAA Halloween dance transformed the Thomas Jefferson Jr. High cafeteria into a spooky atmosphere of creepy murals, grinning jack-o-lanterns, and a sinister witch brewing some wierd con- coction. In December the Christmas party featured a warm gift exchange be- tween big” and little sisters, and in March the Sadie Hawkins Dance boasted of its traditional “man-catchin” festivi- ties. The year closed leaving behind many fun memories
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V A I. POST STAFF 1 D Thtesen, photographer 2 J Foe. business manager 3 M Dean, editor-in-chief 4 L Rough, editor-in-chief 5. K. Fait, news editor 6 K Dowdell, feature editor 7 P Lind berg, assistant business manager H T Lutze. sports editor 9 S Cast, assistant sports editor 10 P Backus, news editor 11 T Steele, managing editor 12 D Hunsberger. columnist 13 1 Scott, circulation manager 14 P Stoerck. photographer 15 P Woidke. editorial writer Malcolm Dean and Mrs. Clark, sponsor discuss a Valpost page layout during seventh hour 27
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Donning levs and dishing- out tropical fruit salad. Kathy Fait, Janet Smith, and Mary Rose Conkhng show prospective GAA member 1 , a warm Aloha. “ GAA. OFFICERS R Griffiths, president; Spring- steen. vice president. Mrs Frost, sponsor . Smith, secretary, hi. Parker, treasurer. Miss Noris. sponsor Beth Lemhke. Gaa referee-for-a-day”. prepares to toss a Jump ball for Friday afternoon basketball players Noreen Kent ties Sarah Roberts into the latest G A A initiation style and prepares to send her into town for an evening of hilarity 29
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