Harriet Whitney High School - First Lady Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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SPORTS Physical Education is designed for recreation and maintaining bodily fitness. There is a large variety of individual sports from which to make a choice. Among the most popular are badminton, table tennis, and archery, reports gym instructor Elsie Gottshall. Bowling and swimming are two activities outside of school. There are 125 girls ennolled in the bowling league which meets every week. The swimming classes held at the Young Women's Christian As- sociation give the girls a chance to enjoy a summer sport in winter. Modern and square dances are taught during the gym periods. The girls enjoy trying to become proficient in these. Basketball and volleyball are the two principal team games. As part of the physical fitness program theey help keep the girls in good condition and teach them the value of good sportsmanship and teamwork. V , f' u- 141 Q1 Cm . U If 'A Wt: Wi' f Q ..JL,-sf. if xi El' f A fa! Page twenty-eight

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Huck 131111- Dolores Rutkowski, Patricia Sass, Lois Layman, Margaret. Kosky, Betty St. Clair, Rita We-ilant, Carolyn Flowers. I 1'oi1f Hou' Ruth Ber er, Ruth Laglfer, Doris Kirian, Louise Nelson, Mrs. Jane Frost. rs Adele Michaelis, Sarah llaynes, Patricia Glowczewski. PALHTISERS A small organization called the Paleteers, has been in existence since 1940. One day the art classes received an invitation to go to a party given by the art club of another high school. As a result of this party the Paleteers Club was formed. 'The duties of the members are to help with art work on the First Lady and to decorate the school for holidays and special occasions. They also sponsor such social activities as dances, roasts, and entertaining othler art groups. Pagc fzvmzty-smw1z

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