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Page 189 text:
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Colleen Schmechel and Jackie Walen demon- strate Lheir championship ability with a tipoif. Two visiting girls perform a handstand during the Junior G.A.A. playday. Miss Sabbath and Janice Anthuber assist Rita Radtke in the chest stand.
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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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DRILL TEAM One of the many formations performed by the Drill Team is the Creek Cross. Precision and timing are two of the basics for the Drill Team. Kitty Kvickbush, guideg Diane Schwebe, co-captaing Miss Voglg Sandy Wiedoff, captain: Jeanne Raasch, lieutenant: Carol Grote, guide. l Left to Right, Top Row: Dianne Schwebe, Diane Corder, Susan Sporbeck, Mary Trapich, Cindy Charusek, Linda Lengling, Diane Court, Gail Idlings, Candy Tetzloff, Rhonda Krueger, Chriss Russo, Peggy Beneditz, Jan Kveber, Judy Uibel, Janice Behlings, Judy Miller, Jeanne Raasch Second Row: Carole Grote, Kathy Peterson, Pat Klumb, Marilyn Mundbrot, Darlene Stehling, Toni Lane, Karen Reyen, Judy Schaubach, Judy Sweet, Carol Erb, Sue Katay, Pat Janicek, Kitty Kickbush First Row: Diane Lakric, Sue Knofe, Judy McGrath, Sandy Thompson, Mary Newman, Marilyn Jagow, Sandy Wiedoff, Joyce Sager, Judy Lip- kind, Bonnie Odenbret, Marcie Reich, Diana Beck, Katliy Jaeger, Candy Terry
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