Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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7' TOP ROW- Carol Frankiewicz, Alice Hensley, Bonnie Button, Suzanne Hall, Diane Proctor, Carol Schulz Ann Smith. SECOND ROW- Carroll Atton, Carol Loucks, Mary Pope, Garlin Clark, Pat Lynch, Margot Lewis, Judy Noble. THIRD ROW- Sue Cook, Marie Griggs, Gail Lindsay, Sandy Marsh, Judy Flanagan, Gail Gibson, Sharon Graham. FOURTH ROW- Miss Margaret Provan, Esther McPherson, Janet Harmon, Carolee Bitz, Marilynne Spears, Janice Marchand, Shelia Clark, Carol Clark. IRL ' THLETIC Assocmrio Playdays highlight the Girls' Athletic Association's activi- ties. The girls gather weekly for practice in sports like vol- leyball, tennis, badminton, swimming, archery, basketball, and softball. Letters may be earned by participation and are presented in the spring. About once a month the girls meet with one of the Subur- ban Six League's other groups in a playday for a particular sport. These meetings are ot two or more schools with the competition in mixed teams rather than between schools. Ot course one of the most anticipated playdays was the swim- ming meet held at the Belleville high school pool. lt is no wonder then that Bentley's GAA is one ot the groups in the school most interested in the plans for the new pool. Last year over sixty girls participated in this constantly ex- panding organization. Under the sponsorship of Miss Margaret Provan, Sallee VUr1Byr1ert, Margot Lewis, Sandy Marsh, and Arlene Perzy direct the functioning of the Girls' Athletic Association. '3-

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The girls who generate all the pep at our athletic events are varsity cheerleaders, Marilynne Spears, Sandy Marsh, Sue Cook, Pat Lynch, and Noreen Ahrens. Lynn Lynas, Ruth Durham, Mary Ann Golumbeski, Connie Hammersley, and Jean Kay cheer for all reserve football and basketball games throughout the year. Could this be the future varsity cheer team? f 41 B E N T L E Yl Come an, kids, let's really hear it! Marilynne Spears, Sue Cook, Sandy Marsh, and Noreen Ahrens are spurring the team on to one of their football victories. ii 'l' ev lr W Q Y' 'Y 4 S ., I fig' Officers Carol Conrad, Judy Noble, Carol Frankiewicz and Betty Baker comfort George Diamond as they attempt to diagnose his grave illness. Could if be fhgf thyroid again? 1

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TOP ROW- Marilyn Miller, Sandra Gaston, Vivian Parmenter, Meredith Keras, Toni Jackman, Marilyn Siler, Carol Taylor, Sallee VonBynen. SECOND ROW- Eleanor Nielson, Barbara Bentley, Janet Taylor, Connie Hammersley, Judy Domine, Linda Jacobs, JoAnne McVicar. THIRD ROW- Faye Doyle, Mary Miles, Marcia Ericson, Jeanne Cesarz, Betty Higgins, Janet Lassila, Patricia Grusendorf, Marion Sergison. FOURTH ROW- Janet Jaksch, Mary Finch, Arlene Perzy, Jane Faries, Deanna Rowles, Sharen Owens, Carol Riclcert. All members of G.A.A. who play basketball learn to appreciate the boys' varsity team when they discover how strenuous, yet enioyable, the game really is. ,Maw , .- O'f 9 T T . ' 5' 9. .1 4 'W' ' , , sr, , T , . -4' 'J' Obtaining experience in athletic skill and sportsmanship is the goal of members of G.A.A. ln this picture some ofthe girls are enioying a game of volley ball as well as learning these basic fundamentals.