Henrietta School - Hub Yearbook (Henrietta, OH)

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Girls' Physical Education We organized a Girls' Athletic Association in November. The club was organized so the girls who be- longed to it could receive G.A.A. letters at the end of the year. The officers of the G.A.A. are as follows: President, Betty Ann Heymang Vice President, Marjorie Griffing Secretary, Barbara Grilling Treasurer, Shirley Coultripg News Reporter, Carolyn Schlechterg Manager, Shirley Coultripg Scorekeeper, Arlene Holzhauer. We hope that the gym classes of later years will carry on the G.A.A. After fall baseball, we went into winter sports held in the gymnasium, where we played such games as indoor baseball, volleyball, basketball, and calisthenics. Basketball was taken up as the chief sport for the winter. XVQ organized three teams to play intramural games during noon hours on VVednesday. On March 17, an exhibition game open to the public was played. Two teams were chosen from the girls' gym classg the teams were called Ridgerunners and Stumpjumpers. The Ridgerunners won by the score of 24-23. The captains elected by each team were Laura Yenik and Marjorie Griffin. An exciting and enjoyable game was enjoyed by all who attended. After the cold winter had settled down and basketball had run out of season, we again began practicing for baseball. The girls practiced hard and took a great interest in baseball during the spring because they entered the county tournament. The tournament was held among the girls' baseball teams from schools in Lorain County. The team winning the tournament game received a trophy. To end the year of girls' physical educatiton, they entered into another active sport known as track. The girls were busy practicing high-jumping, running, baseball-throwing, archery, and broadjumping for the big event that was held at Clearview School. All Lorain County schools compete in this meet. v 9 Thirtyfnine

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irty-vigil! A f GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION Front row: Ethel Kristy, Florence Yenik, Arlene llolzhaucr, Colle-na VVilforrI, Lois Steele Second row: IX-Iarilyn Richey, Phyllis Holeolnh, Norma Hawke, Dorothy Howe, Betty Kotlis Dorothy Howard, Mary hlaszton, Joyce Currier. Betty Heyman. Third row: Lois Jean Coultrip Corrine Hustcd, Marie Perkins, Helen Horvath, Bonnie Daniels, Elaine VVilIorcI, janet Coultrilu lVlarjorie Grillin. Miss Richmond. Back row: Laura Ycnilc, Eclith Pete, Shirley Coultrip, Laura Mae Brown, Carolyn Schleehter, Voncta Hozalslii, Caroline Greszler, Pamela Anrlress, Barhara Criflin. 1 GIRLS' BASEBALL Sitting: Bonnie Daniels, Arlene Holzhauer. Front row: Elaine VVilforcl, Norma Hawke, Collctta Wilfzircl, Phyllis Holcomb, janet Coultrip, Ethel Kristy, Florence Ycnik. Second row: Corrine Hustecl, Shirley Coultrip, Carolyn Schlechter, Miss Virginia Ilichmoncl, Marjorie Griflin, Barbara Grililin, Betty Heyman. Back row: Pamela Andress, Dorothy Howard, Laura lX'I..1e Brown, Dorothy Howe, Laura Yenilc, Betty Kothc, Joyce Currier, Mary Maszton.

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