Bentley High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Livonia, MI)

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Winners ot the G.A.A. volleyball tournament challenged the women of the faculty who agreed to a two-game bout. These games turned out to be very spirited affairs, and the teachers proved they weren't as decrepit as the students thought. Result? Each team won one game. Girls demonstrate physical education talents, vigor in G.A.A Girls who participate in three major sports may retain active membership in the Girls' Athletic Association, which meets once each week. G.A.A. girls take part in intramural tournaments in soccer, volleyball, basketball, softball, badminton, table tennis, and bowling. This year the winning volleyball team played a special game against the women teachers. Suburban Six league play-days provide part of the year's activities also. G.A.A. has several purposes: it develops friendship and good sports- manship, it provides intramural activities, it is a service to the school and one way of representing Bentley to other schools, it gives Bentley girls an opportunity to earn a school letter in sports. G.A.A. lMiss Margaret Provanl. Front row, left to right: Sharon Scott, Faye Lalone, Kathleen Vots, Janet Pierce, JoAnne McVicar, Judy Oncza, Carolyn Kehoe, Carol Stronski, Karen Van Camp. Second row: Sharon Peterson, Linda Kobane, Pat Noble, Judy Muir, Pat Farmer, Beth MacMurtrie, Barb Neilson, Sasser, Sandy Baker, Sharon Ann Mastro, Fay Cossin. Third row: Kathy McGrath, Sharon Owston, Carol Casselman, Marsha Hilton, Jan Oswalt, Sharon Lotz, Virginia Walters, Sue Pringle, Doris Grebik. Fourth row: Nancy Silvey, Susanne Orrin, Nancy Williams, Arlene Rieker, Ardith Bottrill, Sylvia Rowles, Carolee Bitz, Karen Mclean, Heather Fitzgerald, Shirley McKenna, Faye Ammon, Helen Hedges. Fifth row: Hazel Persson, Kady Heinzman, Phyllis Uitto, Judy White, Marylou Bush, Nancy Hanes, Anne Templeton, Karen Frigon, Sandy Woigdlka, Pat Clarke, Marge Shaw. Sixth row: Sue Sellon, Judy Campbell, Judy Crowther, Terri Leathley, Marilyn Ludwig, Sue Madsen, Marge Bulloch, Midge Elandt, Yvonne Sharp, Darla Jennings, Loretta Teachman, Donna Hockaday, Q S 4 C 'J vr 5 ll

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'Q' X'-ww- .. - 1: ' '2'fs'E3-'2r- fTf,.'f -Qs - l 1: 'U ji' K ts 1 ti-Jv:leR5vnns9g ,gf vm- .fs-. ACCLAMATORY ACCOM- PLISHMENTS . . . ACTIVITIES form a favorable balance with academic accomplish- ments. Musically, the presen- tation of Oklahoma fea- tured the spring months, with band, chorus, orchestra, dance band offerings scat- tered about the entire school year. Publications kept up with the news, via paper and yearbook, and also pre- sented Homecoming, the Ex- change Assembly and the Spring Frolic. Co-op students were busy in various iobs throughout the school year, hall monitors kept hourly check on pedestrian traffic within the school. To these activities we give special thanks for the enioyment and pleasure they have added to the school year. ACTIVITIES