Inman High School - Tiger Yearbook (Inman, NE)

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STANDING: O. Watson, S. Brittell, I. Davis, D. Moore, J. Conventry, Mrs. Gray, M. Geary. Y- Smith l. Coon. C. Watson, E. Davis. LEADERS: G. Sobotkn. D. Smith, B. Brunckhnrst. BACK ROW: Mrs. Gray, M. Scholz, I. Davis, I. Coon. S. Britte-11, J. Scholz, W. Stamp. MIDDLE ROW: D. Moore, J. Conventry, B. Brunckhorst, M. Geary, D. Smith. M. Halstead. FRONT ROW: Y. Smith, E. Davis, G. Sobotka, O. Watson, C. Watson. Z3

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association had an enrollment this year of seventeen members. Volleyball, basketball, softball, folk dancing and miscellaneous sports were engaged in during the year with a meeting two days each week. This year the G.A.A. officers were President, Deritha Smiths Secretary-Treasurer, Dotty Moore: Student Council member, Barbara Brunckhorst: Reporter, Mary Halstead. Members of the G.A.A. are Georgella Sobotka, Deritha Smith, Marlene Geary, Shirley Brittell, Ila June Coon, Dotty Moore, Barbara Brunckhorst, Murna Scholz, Evelyn Davis, Carolyn Watson .Toan Coventry, Yvonne Smith, Mary Halstead, Jeane Scholz, Irnogene Davis, Olive Watson and Wilda Stamp. Girls who have a four year credit in G.A.A. are eligible for letters. The three Senior girls, Barbara Brunckhorst, Georgella Sobotka, and Dotty Moore are eligible for letters this year. One contest of volleyball was played with the Page girls. The Inman girls won with a score of 45-37. The girls also arranged discussions and demonstrations to promote better health and cleanliness. Some of these various pro- jects were: care of hair, skin, feet, teeth, and fingernails. Other projects were arranged to promote better posture. The squad leaders were in charge of the lockers and shower room. The squad leaders thus far have been, Carolyn Watson, Shirley Brittell, Georgella Sobotka, Dotty Moore, Murna Scholz and Joan Coventry. Z4