Middleton High School - Skibet Lag Yearbook (Middleton, ID)

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GAA. Girls' Athletic Association's main objective is the promotion and support of girls' sports. Among the many home games the club hosted, the District III field hockey tournament stands out as one of the main events of the year. The funds raised by the G.A.A. were used to order new warm-ups and uniforms for next year. Here are a few highlights from a successful second year, a championship field hockey team, a second place in the Gymnastics State meet for Laurel Spencer, a 7-2 basketball record and three track statersg Gloria Galvin, Mary Early, and high jump state champion Diana Pero. First Row, left to right: J. Shaffer, VICE-PRES., K. Skelton, PRES., A. Markwell, POINT KEEPER, R. Jensen, SEC., Coach Shannon Miller. Second Row: J. Sorensen, A. Hilkey, C. Rodgers, P. Jensen, L. Williams, T. Sloviaczek, J. McDaniel, S. Pease, D. Rutan. Third Row: D. Pamperin, C. Firethunder, V. Hersh, A. McEvoy, B. Andrew, C. Buskirk, V. Villines, L. Morris, S. Cummings. Fourth Row: L. Jones, D. Foster, D. VanDenBerg, J. VanDenBerg, Q Muiheizph Shaffer, M. Morris, M. Foster, Fifth Row: P. Weedon, M. Ebbers, M. Ihli, S. Evans, C. Galvin, D. Pero, J. Hopkins, T. Talkington, K. Waite. Sixth Row: K. Prickett, L. Spencer, B. Campbell, K. McCullough, M. Sloviaczek, M. Oxford, K. Kelly, L. Howard, L. Post, G. Galvin.

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