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Qinta' Qtkifetic H'ou.n na merit Speedball ......................... Lorraine Simonson Kickball ............................. Peggy O’Connell Basketball ................................. Fay Cox Volleyball............................ Pearl Simonson Softball ........................... Clarice Christensen Tennis...................................Vivian F.gbert SPEEDBALL We started this tournament but did not finish, through no fault of our own. We were forced to give up the space on the playground for football practice. Each of us was given points in propor- tion to the time we rejx)rted for practice. KICKBALL Our four class teams participated in the kickball tournament. The seniors came out on to)). The members of this team were: Phyllis Carlson, Fay Cox, Olive Bergman, Helen Udell, Rosemary Richie, Lucy Dabruzzi, Betty Carlson, and Virginia Dahl. Managers of the teams were fteshmen, Patricia Cox; sophomore, Catherine Peter- son ; junior, Gloria Foss; senior, Phyllis Carlson. BASKETBALL Our basketball tournament was held after fifty-eight girls had reported and practiced. Thursday nights were devoted to the senior and junior girls, while the freshmen and sophomore girls practiced Fridays after school. The seniors won the tournament by defeating the juniors 11-18, and the fresh- men 10-22 in the play-off games. Members of the victorious senior team were co-captains, Bernadene McDonald and Olive Bergman, Pearl Simonson, Jane Jenson, Ruth Lee, Phyllis Carlson, Betty Gund, Elizabeth Almen, and Clarice Christ- ensen. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball was the most popular girl’s sport. There were eighty-four girls who rej orted for practice. This tournament was divided into two parts. The girls’ color tournament, made up of twelve co’or teams, was won by the red and purple teams who remained undefeated. Their captains were Lucy Dabruzzi, purple, and Phyllis Carlson, red. The seniors won the class tournament by defeating both the juniors and freshmen in the final play-off. Members of the winning team were Elizabeth Almen. Phyllis Carlson, Betty Carlson, Fay Cox, Lucy Dabruzzi, Dorothy Det’.efson, Clarice Christensen, Felice Jor- stad, Ruth Lee, Bernardene McDonald, Rosemary Richie, and Helen Udell. BOWLING Bowling was also a popular sport this year. Four teams of five members each competed every Saturday morning at the local bowling alley. We didn’t finish this tournament because of school on Saturday. SOFTBALL We will have a softball tournament in the spring with all four classes participating.
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Q. A. C. (Reirieu DEAR DIARY— One day in late September a notice ap- peared on the bulletin board which announced that the G. A. C. was to hold a steak-fry at the Lake Front Park and that any girls who wished to join G. A. C. should come. I was there, of course. The steaks were super; afterwards we played games, and everyone had a perfect time. bers brought a hot dish, rolls, milk, pickles, or a cake. Getting really ambitious, the G. A. C., Hi-Y, and faculty sponsored and honored the handsome Hudson High football champs at the annual Football Banquet. Each of us brought a salad or money. We also had charge of setting the tables and preparing the meal with the help of three N. Y. A. cooks. A couple of weeks later all the new mem- bers were initiated. We had to wear a night- gown and curlers in our hair! ! Did we ever look terrible! ! Each of us had a stunt to do. Mine was to sing “The Old Grey Mare to the tune of “America . It wasn’t too bad, but the next day! That was a different story. We had “G. A. C. painted on our foreheads with mercurochrome, and we had to do any- thing the old members asked, such as carry their books or kneel before them and repeat “You are superior, I am inferior . But after it was all over, I was thrilled to be a full- fledged member of the Girls’ Athletic Club of good old Hudson High with “Cap (Miss Kidd) as our adviser. For Homecoming the G. A. C. and Hi-Y took charge of decorating the halls. We made the cutest bow-legged cowboys to carry out the theme, “Howdy Irish . Early in November we had a supper, and we new members served. Each of the mem- After the Hi-Y Varieties, the G. A. C. and Hi-Y members danced and ate doughnuts and ice cream in the gym from 9:30 until 11:00. Late in March we had another supper. Rolls, milk, string beans, gelatin salad, baked potatoes, chipped-beef gravy, and ice cream were served. Maybe I had better tell you, Diary, just what this G. A. C. system is. Each class com- petes in speedball, kickball, volleyball, basket- ball, and softball. If I make the class team, I get points for the hours I play. Every member must earn 100 points to join and 100 points each year. If I earn 300 points, I will get an emblem, for 750 points I will get a small gold “H , and when I’m a senior, if I have earned 2,000 points, I will get a large, felt “H”. I’ve had loads of fun in G. A. C. this year. Diary, and I know I’ll never forget the excit- ing experiences we’ve had. SENIOR G. A. C. OFFICERS President ................................... Phyllis Carlson Vice President.......................Elizabeth Almen Secretary ............................ Clairbel Clair 1 reasurer ...................... Dorothy Ruenimele Point Secretary ............................... Rettv Gund Student Council Representative .... Olivia Sandberg Adviser.................................... Miss Kidd
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