Menomonie High School - Menomin Yearbook (Menomonie, WI)

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Who stole my Bt'rmudas'? Congratulations, you kids played a good game. Oh, well, l don't feel too had. We played our best. These are just a few of the remarks heard in the locker room after a thrilling G. A, A. basketball game in the gym. The fun and companionship exper- ienced at these games more than make up for the sore wrists and floor burns that the enthu- siastic players acquire. Under the watchful eye of Mrs. Miner, the adviser, all activities go off like clockwork. G. A A posse of sophomores intercept Veryl Hendrikson's scoring attempt. .A. G0 A THLE TIC FRONT ROW, JUNIOR G,A,A. TEAM CAPTAINS: Jeannine Tande, Kaye Borden, Margie Braker, NancyF1etcher,JanetVan Amber, Sharon Borchert. BACK ROW, SENIOR G,A,A, TEAM CAPTAINS: Ruthie Swanson, Sue Kausrud, Thamer Schultz, Becky Gerlach, Annie Keller, Jeannette Miller, Cynthia Hill, Janice DeLong.

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TOP PICTURE, SENIOR G. A. A. OFFICERS Becky Gerlach, Vice-President, Thamer Schultz Junior G. A. A. Adviserg Jeannette Miller, Trea- surerg Cynthia Hill, President, Janice DeLong, Point Secretary, Sue Kausrud, Secretary BOTTOM PICTURE, JUNIOR G,A,A, OF- FICERS: Sue Guntner, President, Jean Skaare, Treasurer, Carolyn Barnard, Vice-President, Harriet Keyes, Secretary. lt's an honor to be a gym leader. It's fun, too. Along with the glory and the fun go a lot of headaches, however. Besides being willing to work hard, the girls' must have high scholastic averages, leadership ability, and dependability. The gym leaders take shower checks, carry equipment, lead exercises, and run errands for Mrs. Miner. Somehow the admiring looks from the younger girls seem to make up for the hard work. GYM LEADERS NIMBLE N YMPH GYM LEADERS, Left to Right: Lynda Lund, Ruthie Swanson, Carmen Millar, Thamer Schultz, Jeannette Miller, Becky Gralow, Penny Donaldson, Judy Goodman, Karen Springer, Sharon Hassett, Gloria Lehmann, Ginny Borgstadt, Sharon Borchert, Kathy Otto, Linda Link.

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...I- In the fall a young girl's fancy likely turns to thoughts of . . . tumbling! All the youngM.H.S. girls who are able to meet the requirements earn a berth on either the A or B Tumbling Team. First of all, muscles lax from disuse must be stretched back into good tumbling condition for the splits, the backbend, and the handspring. But soon this painful part is over, and the girls begin planning, perfecting, and performing new feats of gymnastic skills. B Team members practice continually in the hope of stepping up to A Team. For the A Team it's a constant search for something new and different with which to wow the crowd when the gals perform at a mid-season basketball game. The limber ladies refuse to be outdoneinthe tumbling field! L...-