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Athletic Clubs Keep Kennedy Girls Active Athletic competition and physical fitness for Kennedy girls can be obtained through GAA and Girls' Gymnastics. Members of the Girls' Athletic Association, under Miss Melvin's direction, form teams and challenge each other in weekly tournaments. The diversified sports of bas- ketball, soccer, archery, and bowling, which are offered, are designed to suit a variety of preferences. The organiza- tion operates on a point system, and when a girl has earned the necessary amount of points, she is eligible for a school letter. This is the first year that the girls' gymnastics team has been involved in active competition with other high schools. Areas in which members of the team compete include floor exercise, the balance beam, trampoline, and uneven parallel bars. It is through these programs, which are designed for active girls, that more students are able to enter athletic competitions. ft - . A-,. , we .' as ta GAA OFFICERS: S. Westmoreland, Pres., A. Marl, Vice-Pres., P Supplee, Sec., J. Kerr, Treas. 74 Activities
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Far upper right: R. Rusnak, R. Jernigan, and D. Westmoreland listen to minutes at a Varsity Club meeting. Far lower leh: G. Harris and D. Beatty discuss plans for an upcoming event. Far lower right: B. Johnstone proves his strength to a disbelieving friend. Left: Many attend Var- sity Club meetings to keep abreast of club activ- ities. Above: L. Schmoekel, treasurer, M. Ad- kins, sergeant of arms, M. O'Malley, president, and Mr. Sclater, advisor conduct the affairs of the Varsity Club. Activities 73
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Far upper leh: L. Steele performs her routine on the balance beam in front of judges. Far upper right: Gymnastics coach, Miss J. Barlow and G.A.A. advisor, Miss D. Melvin, supervise girls' activities. Far lower right: N. Balogh does her best on the balance beam. Center: J. Kerr displays her skill on the uneven bars. Lower left' D. Newsome continues her performance during a meet. Left: L. Saylor proves her ability in floor exercise. Below: D. Spears takes the ball the other way as A. Marl referees this G.A.A. game.
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