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Eighth Grade Girl All-Stars In the middle of December, seventh and eighth grade girls were chosen for the basketball all-star teams, the only organized athletic activity for the girls of the school. VVhen the physical education classes were forced indoors by inclement weather, basketball became the most important sport to the girls, and they played hard to reach the goal of being selected for the all-star team. Beginning center left: Lillian Schubert, Mary lrlolzhauer, ,loan Otis, Bonnie Moran, Miss Bohn, Shirley Bailey, Shirley Carney, Patsy Carter, Nancy Collins, Kay Sparks, Patsy Lathrop, VVanza Lane. The 1949 Mirror
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OUR CHEERLEADERS In October of 1948 the halls were buzzing with the seventh and eighth grade girls talking about cheerleading tryouts. Then came the time for them to be chosen. The fortunate ones were Elizabeth Cain, Patsy Carter, Patricia Lathrop, and Kay Sparks. It is without doubt, that it was through the untiring efforts of these girls and their coach, Miss Bohn, that the athletics for the school year showed such a remarkable record. The 1949 Mirror
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I '-.-- 9 ' ' awk sem ,, U s...,.c 6 ' 53542152 S2 Ze y, ' f svwfif 5 -512 ,A sm X' Win Seventh Grade Girl All-Stars The eighth-graders voted as to who would represent them, but the seventh 25 J was chosen by their ' ' l . The girls were mstructoi, Miss Bom grade groul selected according to their ability and sportsmanship. Three games will be played in an intramural tournament to determine the winning all-star team. This athletic contest is always one of the highlights of the year because girls' basketball is so diferent from boys-' basketball. Beginning center left: Carol Spaulding, Priscilla Wlaters, Ruth Holzhauer, e Peterson, Valerie Hei T ' ' Shirle Albers, zer, bhuley Bailey, y Miss Bohn, Ruby Barbara Cheek, Dorothy Stoneman, Virginia Karr. The 1919 Mirror
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