Centralia High School - Heliostat Yearbook (Centralia, MO)

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GAA AWARDS SCHOLARSHIP Gir1's Athletic Association, QG .A .A .j, consisted of sev- enty active and excited girls. The G.A .A. included the slopping of mud and gritting of teeth which marked their i annual tug-of-war, when seniors took revenge on freshmen. G.A .A. girls also participated in the Powder Puff foot- ball game, battling to a discouraging O-0 score for both girl's teams. Other activities held by G.A .A. were a bake sale and an intramural volleyball game . The annual G.A .A. scholarship of S300 awarded to one of its members planning to major or minor in Physical Ed- p ucation, was given to Peggy Heithaus. Ian Welborn and Joni Eckley at GAA Tug of War if W f2a i E E A , fl f Lorry Sewell and Dee Daugherty at GAA Bake Sale 1st Place team of GAA Volleyball Tournament A A - - .. - 67 . J

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TRACK TEAM ENDS SEASON 6-O. O-3 The track team extended its undefeated record in dual- tri-and quadrangular meets this year with a 6-O record. However, they had a 0-3 record in relays. Records broken by team members were the 880 yd. run and 2 mile relay. Greg Kaiser set the record in the 880 yd run with a 2gOO.1g Buz- zy Kaiser, Bill Mansfield, Dave Shanklin, Greg Kaiser, set a new rec- ord in the 2 mile relay with a 8:4'7.2 time. Coach Calhoun stated, I'm looking forward to next year and hope to become stronger in the larger meets. John Romine .1 s lm' i f N. 1 3 L- :P if vw! YW- I J Q' lst row: K. Allen, T. Wainscott, R. Kaiser, A. Bakke, D. Brown, .3 ,. K. Ridgeway, J. Denham, D. Sigman, M. Forsee, D. Rawlings, R. Dawhnos. 2nd row: D. Inderland, D. Shanklin, T. Reams, I. Ro- Mafk We1'D01'H mine, K. Salisbury, M. Drew, T. Johnson, D.L. England, S. Berek. 3rd row: K. Couch, D. Bohlmeyer, G. Kaiser, R. Branson, T. Tvi- etnes, F. Christen, M. Parnell, J. Tvietnes, Coach Gordanier. 4th - 'I row: Coach Calhoun, T. Salisbury, M. Welborn, B. Mansfield, K. r ,Q Alton, B. Kaiser. ' 1. A 5 , 'Wflm' 2 a 4 t W ', , .111 Nu ' ' ' E 5' r I Mike Parnell Kerry Couch

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MINI-FLOAT9. PRETTY QUEEN. VICTORY MAKE CHS COURTWARMING The 1973 Courtwarming activities started with each class and COE en- tering a mini-float in the parade. The floats were judged in the afternoon be- fore the game and then announced at half-time of the boys' game. The win- ner of the best mini-float was the soph- omore class. Also at half-time, Celected from the five nomineesb the queen was announced. Carmen Bryson was crowned queen and escorted by Mike Drew. Her attendants were Donna Dick, escorted by Tim Sals- buryg Rhonda Galloway, escorted by Tom Tom Kilbourng Debie Potts, escorted by Dan Bohlmeyerg and Sylvia Stovall, escorted by Randy Welch. Carmen was crowned by the retiring queen, Pam Davenport, who was escorted by Charlie Stidham. The boys' varsity basketball team de- feated Monroe City, 72-61, and the girl's lost by the small margin of 42-46. The evening was topped off by the Stu- dent Commission dance featuring Dusty Foot as the band. 68 g.. 1