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Required For Perfection ABOVE LEFT: K. C. Klinzing goes up, over, around, and down in one swift, clean movement. LEFT AND ABO VE.' Two more members of the gymnastics team practice an Manga! on the top bar of the uneifen parallels. Three other areas are in- cluded in the gymnastics program for girls. They are trampoline, vaulting, and floor exercises. N 143
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Grace, Talent And ractice What person has not been envious by the talented performer as she executes a routine with ease and self-assurance on some form of gymnastic apparatus? For many girls who have a dream like this, it may become a reality when she joins the gymnastic club. The gymnastic club was organized by Miss Joanne Peirce and interested girls in 1967. Present members bring a variety of back- grounds to the club. Some have a strong dance background while others are neophytes working to discover the talent which is theirs. Performing at half-time basketball games, various area meets and attending clinics keeps this club very active. Interested girls who have tumbling ability or are interested in learning gymnastic skills can join the club after passing a series of skill tests in the four areas of vaulting, uneven parallel bars, balance beam and tloor exercise. wwwwxu him:-mise LEFT: Senior gymnast Vicki Matthew goes through a back rollover on the balance beam. Spotting for Vicki are Barb Peters and K. C. Klinzing. ABO VE: Gail Becker practices a new movement on the uneven parallel bars. 142
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Girl ' Interscholastic Sport btain Goal For Athletic Minded Girls Girls lnterscholastics consists of Basketball, Bad- minton, Volleyball, Softball, and Track and Field. The Basketball Team finished the season with a 7-2 win lose record. Senior Trudy Peterson, Krys Sullivan, and Karen Kees were outstanding at for- ward. Lynn Tonjes was the outstanding defense play- er. The Girls Track Club is still undefeated in invita- tional meets after four years. Chris Shirey is defend- ing her state hurdle record. This was the first year for badminton and softball. The Fondy gals tied for first place with Oakfield and Ripon in the area invitation sports day held at Goodrich. ABOVE: The girls Interscholastic Basketball Team, composed of Mary Fruend, Karen Kees, Coach Miss Call, Lynn Tonjes, Nancy Topp, Sue Luelofji Betty Renderman, and Trudy Peterson, has a pep talk before the game. RIGHT: This jump ball is very important to our team, it 's a tie game, one minute to go and we need one basket to go home with a victory. TOP: Trualv Peterson shoots from mid court for two points, 144
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