Greenleaf Academy - Amicus Yearbook (Greenleaf, ID)

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Back Row Front Row T.: GIRLS BASKETBALL TTA! Cliona Mardock, Manager, Wanda Pierson, Marilynn Puckett, Muriel Hoover, Joyce Hoover, Marjorie Larrance, Student Coach, Clare Hoover, Miss Craven, Physical Educational Director. Alice Hodson, Margaret Weber, Martha Holton, Capt.5 Letha Clarkson, Eva Fisk, Corrine Emry

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,fl . cl ,. W 613. - K. Q5 'I 'X QI 1. Y. J X 4. -., .,. , .LLM , ' eff if f N f f X ena ,Iv N' .ssl Because of the competition with track, the turn- out for baseball is smaller than usual. The call for practice brought out only fifteen men. Two games have been played against Marsing one against Homedale, and one against the Nampa Nazarenes Paul Ralphs who did not have a strong batting average last year has shown improvement and is now hitting over the 300 mark jack Delamarter is also Glen Tish in center field has also improved a greai deal in hitting Frank Fivecoat who hit .375 last year is also hitting the ball with a great deal of authority. His batting average is well over the .300 mark. Coach Fodge is using several Freshmen and other inexperienced men in the lineup Improvement is expected during the remainder of the season as sorne of the veterans should get to hitting and the inexperienced men get used to the game. TRACK The Academy'now has a track team for the-first time in history Alvin Anderson is coach and is doing a good job The team has competed in two meets thus far and others are expected. On April 1, they journeyed to Wilder where they made a favorable impression while losing to Wilder and Homedale. Wilder scored 48 points, Homedale 32, and Greenleaf 19. On April 7 the team went to Homedale where Fruitland scored 61, Homedale 27, and Greenleaf 11. Improvement is expected in the next meets as the participants become more experienced. We are hoping that track will hold a firm place in Greenleaf Academy. We expect to see gr0Wth in this sport until it will be a major sport in the Academy athletics program. BASEBALL hitting over .300'and is doing a good job at first base. AMIBUH . v X K M. p. 7 M. 'N N. If r N 7 X R 'A ' 's

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GREENLEAF GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Back Row - Clara Hoover, Alice Hodson, Martha Holton Middle Row - Cliona Mardock, Muriel Hoover, Marilyn Puckett, Margaret Weber Front Bow - Letha Clarkson, Vice Pres.g Eva Fisk, Sec. 0 7 Wanda Pierson, Trea.5 Miss Craven, Sponsor. Not Pictured - Marjorie Larrance, President. The G.G.A.A. is an organization to promote good sportsmanship and high ggality athletics among the girls of the Academy. e organization also sets the standard whereby athletic letters are awarded. Of the eleven members, three have lettered all four years, two for three years, and five for two years.