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Left to right - B. Aitchison, J. Kelsey, D. lford, J. Hobart. Back row, left to right - D. Iforcl, J. McLaughlin, D. Kimber, S. Fraser, M. Treat, D. Stickan, S. Barnes. Second row - B. Barnes, R. Langwell, B. Langwell, L. Kriser, E. Davenport, B. Goodwin, B. Aitchison, R. Picard, F. Lilue, J. Smith, J. Tornson, J. Maxson, B. Acock. Front row - J. Hobart, J. Flint, D. Lewis, G. Fraser, J. Kelsey, G. Spoon, R. Hollis, R. Herman, A. Adams, P. Mooi, J. Miller, J. Dillon, D. Knowles. 0ver 100 Enrolled In G.A.A. and Lifesaving The Girls' Athletic Association and life-saving classes combined included more than TOO high school and iunior high students. Under the leadership of president, Georgia Hinsong vice-president, Shirley Scriber, secretary, Karen Fallen treasurer, Betty Knowles, and Miss Phyllis Coscarelly, advisor, the G.A.A. patici- pated in volleyball, basketball, ping-pong, bad- minton, and softball. The club won second prize for its float in the Halloween parade. The Phyllis Mack trophy, which is awarded for outstanding sportsman- ship, was voted to Betty Hodge, one of the club's most active members. Betty Hodge's basketball team won the club playoffs by defeating Donna May's squad. Also, for the first time, the girls had a bowling league at the Coldwater Recreation Center on Wednes- day afternoons after school. With classes being held at the State Home and Training School, Hillsdale College, and Cold- water Lake, several boys and girls took iunior and senior life-saving training. Among the instructors were Mrs. Dorothy Aitchison, Kenneth Kline of the State School, Miss Rusty Smith of Hillsdale College, Ed Craren and some former high school students. The courses included various holds, releases, carries, and the handling of small craft. Also shown were the different methods of artificial respiration. Each candidate had to be able to use many types of swimming strokes which might be necessary in saving a life. Left to right - J. Hobart, B. Aitchison, J. Miller. if Page T5
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Homecoming Valentine Fornlal Two of the most formal o:casions of the year were Homecoming and the Valentine Formal. The student body voted Molly Milnes as the queen, and Mary Carlisle, Alice Swain, Gail Spoon and Jan Weakly as court members. Selected to escort the girls to the football game and the dance afterwards were seniors Dean McCurley and LeRoy Van Stone and iuniors Harry and Larry Morrison. The com- mission supplied corsages for the queen and her court and white carnations for the boys. Molly's escort was Larry Knowles. Tri-Hi-Y and Hi-Y rented the Masonic Temple ballroom for the annual valentine dance. Almost one hundred couples danced to the music of Bob Stempien amid silver hearts and white flowers. QUEEN MOLLY MILNES STANDING, left to right - L. MORRISON, L. Van STONE, L. KNOWLES, D. MCCURLEY, H. MORRISON SITTING - G. SPOON, M. CARLISLE, M. MILNES, A. SWAIN, J. WEAKLY. THIS PAGE SPONSORED BY LEGG LUMBER CO. iI Page to
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