Harrison High School - Vista Yearbook (Harrison, OH)

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Page Ninety Six Girls Sports Maintain High Interest Volleyball Softball Pig The laughter that occasionally can be heard echoing from the gym is usually that of the girls in Physical Education classes. This is the class that everyone enjoys, from the freshmen, who were greenhorns at the games, to the seniors, who found that they had a new game to conquer when Mrs. Klingensmith, the new teacher-, introduced soccor. Everyone really enioyed playing soccor and was a little sorry to feel the cold winds that put an end to this sport. l, -mf if

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Home Oval And Elsewhere During '55 W. Batchelor cmd J. Grubbs E. Gubbord W. Zorb and D. Eckel J. Greschel, B. Duncrwoy, ond C. Roessler G. Lipperi cmd S. Burk G. Lipper C. Roessler ' Q Page Ninety Five

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In A Variety Of Activities This Season The girls enjoyed playing the old stand-by games such as basketball, volleyball, softball, and tennis. Quite a few of the girls who belonged to G.A.A. took up the sport of bowling and became very proficient at it. Basketball teams were formed in the classes and the winning team in each of the classes played one another. Basketball and volley- ball were played in the gym during the cold season, but when spring rolled around, the girls went out- side to play tennis and softball. Eig a