Immaculata La Salle High School - Signum Yearbook (Miami, FL)

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G.A.A. Endorses Physical Fitness An exciting moment in a game that will decide the champion- ship. G.A.A. Officers Wendy Billington, Sue Dandurand, and Nellita Moore with Mrs. Ruth Angleton. The Girls' Athletic Association of lmmaculata promotes The G.A.A. participates in all intra-mural sports activi- interest in the athletic activity of the school. educates the ties and sponsors a varsity team composed of students members in the rules of health, and provides an impor- who have displayed their ability and sportsmanship in tant education in competitive sportsmanship with others. various tournaments. 32

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Service Clubs Aid School Six Monitors take time out from posts to pose. Red Cross members cut instrument wrappings for hospital. Monitors practice filling-out those little yellow slips. lmmaculata's Student Directors have the task of directing traffic in the halls and see- ing that silence is maintained at all times. They also carry bright yellow violation tickets which they give to any student who forgets herself and violates ci rule of conduct. The Red Cross Club is dedicated to help- ing the needy and unfortunate. The Immacu- lata chapter has sent cards to hospitalized persons, food and clothing to migrant camps, and has made surgical wrappings for Mercy Hospital. The girls also filled Thanksgiving baskets and made toys for children at Christ- mas. 31

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Immaculata-La Salle's first cheerleaders have been an influencing factor in the Royal's string of victories, urging the team on and arousing enthusiastic shouts from the crowd of spectators. The energetic spirit of the cheerleaders has inspired every La Salle player, whether participat- ing in football, basketball, or baseball. i I ' - .. . K K I . . 3, ,K gy., fk., 515 A Cheerleaders in a quieter moment. Cheerleaders Inspire Royals To Victory Urging our team to viztory.