Cloverdale High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Cloverdale, IN)

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On your mark--get set--Go! was a familiar sound for these girls who were fast on their feet. Practicing for track meets with other schools occupied them during the long winter months while they were forced to re - main indoors. At the starting line were: Linda Ken- nedy, Shirley Curtis, Pam Cooper and Anna Lewis. Home again, and home again, my thoughts are turning home again. Mrs . Garrett must have had this in her mind as she packed her bed roll and suitcase for the homeward trek from GAA leadership camp at Camp Tecumseh. Linda Linley and Shirley Curtis really proved that they had wings on their feet when they brought down first place in the high jump and 75-yard dash at the District Track Meet at Bloomington . 37

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GAA membership this year zoomed to seventy -two with Mrs . Rita Garrett as spon- sor. Leadership camp in October was the kick off for sponsors and officers in leader- ship training. December ushered in the bowling season and enthusiastic groups met at Varsity Lanes each Wednesday afternoon after school for ten weeks . Mothers furnished transportation for the 60 girls which participated. GAA members this year were: Teresa Chandler, Cathy McCullough, Linda Walker, Wanda Sutherlin, Judy Whitt, Nancy Barker, Linda Linley, Pam Price, Karon Alexander, Marcia Routt, Sheryl Lasley, Eva Davis, Alicia Cassidy, Becky Anderson, Marsha Sutherlin, Donna Kay, Anna Winings, Nancy Kirton, Carol Hankins, Diana Dunagan, Kit Coffin, Sharon Cromwell, Kaye Jordan, Maria Hunsicker, Jackie Linley, Judy Pow- ell, Nancy Cradick, Carol Whitt, Kathy Glover, Linda Williams, Susan Barnhart, Vicki Alexander, Sheila Anderson, Linda Kennedy, Vicki Haltom, Marcia Kennedy, Lucille Hunsicker, Vivian Whitaker, Annetta Routt, Terri Haltom, Diana -Meyers, Rita Faye, Shirley Curtis, Anna Lewis, Pam Cooper, Sandra Mannan, Connie Jackson, Patti Hoffa, Cora Bacon, Shirley Allegree, June Sims, Sharon Rubeck, Margo Riley, Debbie White, Bonnie Van Pelt, Marlene Hewitt, Patti Ziegleman, Julie Fisher, Linda Baxter, Doris Elmore, and Majorie Sims. Directing the GAA organization through their year were: Linda Walker, Treas.: Linda Linely, Pres.: Mrs. Garrett, Sponsor, Nancy Barker, Vice Pres.: and Marsha Sutherlin, Sec.

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Big scores, small scores, it's all in the game. Wednesday was always a day to look forward to because it meant bowling after school. Bowling was always enjoyed by the girls . Senior girls who bowled this year were: Teresa Chandler, Cathy McCullough, Karon Alexander, Linda Linley, Wanda Sutherlin, Nancy Barker, Pam Price, Judy Whitt, and Linda Walker. Linda Linley and Wanda Sutherlin obtained the most coveted award in GAA. A plaque was received after earning 300 points. Seventeen hundred and fifty points was the amount of points earned by these girls in order to have the privilege of wearing these good- looking sweaters. From the Freshman year to the Senior year, points were earned each time she participated in a sport for one -half hour. She must pass written tests as well as skill tests before re- ceiving a sweater. Those receiving sweaters were: Wanda Suther- lin, Linda Linley, Linda Walker, Cathy McCullough, Pam Price, and Nancy Barker.