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B. I-l. A. The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as the G. A. A., is a city wide federation. This organization, of which Mrs. Lessing is sponsor at Du Sable, is well on its way toward its goal of a hundred per cent membership. Members are eligible to earn these as honor awards: medals. pins. chevrons, and bars. Members of the G. A. A. must have E averages in scholarship and good posture. A school letter is awarded to each girl who has qualified for the letter by earning the required number of points. Medical and dental examinations must also be passed. The members of this organization engage in team games, basketball. quoits, ping-pong, volley ball, shuffle board tournaments and other recreational pleasures. We at Du Sable think when a G. A. A. member graduates she has received lessons in good sportsmanship, citizenship, and good health. Officers are Almeta Myers, president: Ella Mae Iohnson, secretary: Thelma Meadows, treasurer: and Serena Graves, sergeant-at-arms. Page Sixty-six THE GYM ASSIST!-INTS CLUB One of the greatest achievements of the Girls' Athletic Association has been to sponsor the Gym Assistants' Club. The gym assistants are members of the G. A. A. who have excelled in leadership, sportsmanship, and neatness. Before becoming a full fledged member of this organization, one must be willing to spend extra hours assisting the gym teachers with their large classes and do other clerical work. The hardest time for gym assistants is the probationary period. A person in this category usually goes through a series of initiatory-rites. The proba- tioners must do everything that is commanded by their superiors. Mrs. Ruth Brunner. the new sponsor, is receiving excellent co-operation from the girls. The officers are: Ruth Taylor, president: Evelyn Lankford, secretary: Nellie Lonzo, treasurer: Herma Hall, sergeant-at-arms.
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