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GIRLS’ ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls’ Athletic Association is composed of girls in high school who i are interested in sports. Its purpose is to aid girls in developing more skill i and better sportsmanship. i Any girl in the upper four grades is eligible for membership and all are invited to join. The G. A. A. sponsors the girls’ intramurals. These a include softball, kickball, volleyball, basketball, table tennis, shuffleboard and badminton. Points are given to members for playing these games. Points may also be obtained for bicycling, skating, hiking and other sports. When a girl acquires 1000 points, she may apply for a red chenille letter “B”. This year the G. A. A. has also played the girls’ organizations of Ada High School, Triplett Electrical Instrument Company and Bluffton College. r Under the able leadership of Miss Steiner and its officers the G. A. A. has é had a very active year. President—Bonnie Grismore Vice-President—Mary Lou Dean Secretary-Treasurer—Marilyn Fett Advisor—Miss Steiner Se Imogene Wenger, Colleen Goodman, Joan Burkholder, Patsy Schmidt. Second Row—Phyllis Hardwick, Mary Jane Burkholder, Mary Jane Garmatter, Third Row—Peggy Martin, Alice Ruth Pannabecker, Mary Schmidt, Joanne Buhler, Margaret Groman, Jean Burkholder, Esther Lugibihl, June Sechler, Louise é Soldner. 2 First Row—Joan Clark, Mary Lou Dean, Bonnie Grismore, Marilyn Fett. 3: Twenty-two
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Fourth Row—Donald Herr, James Ewing, Gerald Spence, Stanley Bohn, Ronald Diller, James Howe, Keith Moore, John Klay, Kenneth Bracy, Burl Moyer. Third Row—Mary Schmidt, Betty Roush, Dora Luginbuhl, Helen Zuercher, Mary Ann Rockey, Edith Zuercher, Harriet Burkhart, Barbara Butler, Mary Ann Smucker, Mary Jane Burk- holder, Maxine Criblez, Marilyn Fett, Allen Tschiegg. Second Row—Wade Oberly, Maurice Garmatter, Earl Hauenstein, Luke Lugibihl, Allen Burkholder, Theodore Bauman, Theodore Kohli, Richard Kohler, Norman White, Addison Myers, Earl Frick, Ralph Stager. First Row—Peggy Eckenwiler, Esther Lugibihl, Marilyn Stratton, Jean Burkholder, Norma Badert- scher, Wanda Niswander, Norma Klapp, Lois Hauenstein, Ceacle Potee. Ever since that first day when the Sophonores, then Seventh Graders, rushed into high school, they have shown their ability in athletics and scholarship. As for evidence of the athletically inclined, we have members in basketball, football, and G. A. A. Others enjoy activities of A Capella, band, and orchestra. We even have a Sophomore Quartette. Some of the girls are active members of G. R. and H. E. R. helping on committees and taking part in programs. The boys are in various clubs such as Hi-Y and F. F. A. With Mr. Howe, our advisor, and our officers Stanley Bohn, President; Mary Jane Burkholder, Vice-President; James Ewing, Secretary and Treasurer; we have enjoyed attending the class parties they have planned for us. Summing up all these things proves they are great assets to Bluffton High School. Twenty-one
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