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At basketball games our cheerleaders always set the pace- B team cheerleaders, yelling a cheer, help promote team spirit. Left to Right: Julie Homan, Pam Burns, Mary Gielow, Jan Dressler, Elaine Seidmann
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CHEERLEADERS Top Row: Rosie Stevens, Linda Margason, Barb Chittero Front Row: Rita Radtke, Barb Nagy, Carol Churney, Renee Belfor, Carol Stelzl The cheerleaders are divided into two squads, the var- sity, and the B squad. There are eight girls in the var- sity, and five in the B squad. Both groups practice every Wednesday after school in the girls' gym. Through- out the year, the girls work hard promoting school spirit at football and basketball games. Tryouts are held in spring and last for about a month. During this time the girls learn the basic motions of cheerleading and polish their performances. The squad is open to any girl who is a sophomore or older. The top eight girls are chosen. Mrs. Shultis, cheerleading advisor, instructs Rita Radtke on the proper way of doing a split. Leading Marshall fans, Carol Churney cheers her team on. ' l l
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G.A.A. Top Row: Pat Panos, Betty Farchione, Barb Miller, Sue Lindemann, Pat Zimmerman, Jackie Springer, Judie Miller Third Row: Laura Schwantes, Cheryl Miller, Mary Lou Gutzmer, Judy Sweet, Kathy Holzer, Judy Lipkind, Nancy Key Second Row: Linda Zaltzmann, Michele Michaud, Pat Harman, Jill Anders, Joyce Sager, Janelle Hass Bottom Row: Deborah Braidigan, Sandy Young, Diana Beck, Sandy Love, Birgit Kulnmer Barb Boylan and Karen Burg ably do a table. The Girls Athletic Association is a club which strives not only to keep girls physically fit but also to develop grace and co-ordination. This organization is open to any girl who is interested in sports. A few of the sports offered are volleyball, soft- ball, basketball, and apparatus, plus many more inter- esting activities. The G.A.A. consists of a junior and senior governing board. The girls on'this board decide what sports they would like to have. G.A.A. is based on a point system. After a girl earns one hundred and fifty points, she receives a G.A.A. em- blem. If a girl earns three hundred points, she receives a Marshall similar to the boys' M . At the end of the year there -is a G.A.A. banquet at which the awards are given.
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