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6. A. . The Girls, Athletic Association provided an outlet for the surplus energy of the girls at C.H.S, llraetiees held twiee a week after school terminated in rounds of tournaments featuring socker, toot- ball, deck tennis, basketball, volleyball, badminton, track, soft ball, and tennis. The junior class A team Won t'irst in the interclass basketball tournament, and the ,junior Sli team placed second. This organization not only added to the health and zest of its members but taught them the essentials ot fair play and ol' euoperating with others. Sponsor of the group is Miss Esther Trabcrt. Front Row: llelen Ann Davis, lla Westby, Maizie Hovey, Mary Ann Rathert, Mildred Vopova, Nancy Craig, Mary Ellen Daily, .lauet titrixlvas. Marion Mohrhausor. Bonnie Wilson, Mary Lou Henkes, Lois Hanni, Marilyn Storli, Rheta Gunderson, Miss Esther Tra- t, r ponsor, Second Row: Madonna Hoppie, Betty Jo Peterson, Beverly Giroteboer, Arlene Fountain, Janet Connolly, Anna Mae Sehoeberal, Nor- ma Ann Bradley. livtltfy S iU 'Y- 'lllfly Connolly, Helen VVentwo-rth, Jean Ann Dunt. Lois Eaton. Betty Jo VVhitniire, Third Row: Nola Reed, Dolores Peter. Edna Nystel, Lauraine Lanz, Gloria Keune, Ruth Tupy, Barbara Ehleirt, Mildred Benson, Doris Ollendiek. tixven Eaton, Wilma Peter, Evelyn Sobolik, Donna Muhs, Fourth Row: Vera Goetsch. Mary Grace Ahrens, Dorothy Fountain Merry Nell Farnsworth, Gladys Vklaller, Elaine Curtis, Joan Powers, Mildred Bronner, Dolores Olson, Beverly Nygaard, Eleanor Long, Sharon Popp, Rose Slifka, Janet Powers, Sally Bickford, Con- nie .Io Daily, Fifth Row: Sally Barth, Virginia Mintey, LaVern Sovereign, Marlene Albertson, Martha Bartell, Bonnie Rue Pederson, Kae Bickford, lieth Webber. Rose Marie Svestka, Mavis Rice, Ida 0'Kada, Patti Eckerman. Carole Zender, Gladys Walter. Back Row: Marlene Jones, Marilyn Slifka, Lnis Ann Schmidt, Anna Dotzler, Garnita Enright, Betty Taylor, Mary Ann Lewis, Elsie Bronner, Marcella Gunhus, Jo Ann Taft, Lorraine Bronner, Goldie Craft, Kathrine Blaser, Helynn Walter. ART CLUB The t'.H,S. Art f'lub. named the Paint and Faint Club, was organized in September of l949, and ineludes art class students who are interested in developing their fine artistic bent. The club requires its members 1 v eontribute one project monthly, any such as as sculpturing, oil painting, or blockprint- ing. llr. XYilliam Kennedy, guest speaker at one meeting, :presented the subject, 'tThe Eye in Rela- tion to Art . Social events sponsored by the club were two school dances and a hayride for its 'mem- bens, Mr. .Xlbert Wvnn is the club sponsor. Y ef v - 1 V v , 7 X , ft ' ,., . ,. ,,,, F, J t lk . . ,,-., A ., K . ia -QVI , ., ,. ,--,- - ,5:' V - t ::. -':, E t. r P 0 Front Row: .laniee Thompson, lda O'liada, Olive llenkes, Barbara Ehlert, Nancy Ciraig, Kay Bickford, Helynn NValter, Sally Bick ford Second Row: Mr. Wynn, Thelma Tenney, YVilma Peter, Rose Slifka, Sharon Popp, Marilyn Storli, Rheta Gunderson Third Row: James Lybbert, Robert Wentworth, Donald Ratz, Jerrry Slifka, Roger Wilson, Henry Wilson, Arthur Norton, Vi'arren Kix. 30
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