Appleton East High School - Lantern Yearbook (Appleton, WI)

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As B. Schommer attempts a freethrow, her opponents anxiously await the rebound. J. Wagner, a student referee, watches for viola- tions. Students took turns refereeing the games on Thursday nights. BASKETBALL ENJOYED BY MANY K. Zeegers outjumps her opponent as S. Skutley awaits the tipoff. M. Becker sets up the play. The girls increased their basketball ability by playing each week. i ? :3

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A G.A.A. netter smashes the ball to her opponent. The extramural S. Downey begins her game with a perfectly executed serve. Ac- team was coached by Miss Marko. curate serves are essential to a good game. TENNIS: FIRST OF GIRUS FALL SPORTS S. Patti follows through on a good serve to S. Downey. The extra- schools. The team went on to enjoy a fine season. mural program gave the team a chance to play with girls from other 108

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110 As an unidentified G.A.A. netter follows through after an overhand this year at East, was enjoyed by over thirty-five members of G,A.A smash, her teammate watches intently. Badminton, a popular sport in single and double tournaments held throughout the year. WATCH THE BIRDIE At left: Two members of G.A.A. attempt to finish a last minute game before the gym closes. At right: With wrist bent, eyes up, and posi- tion established, an enthusiastic badminton player returns the shut- tlecock to her opponent.