Monaca High School - Acanom Yearbook (Monaca, PA)

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SCN :'ASsQ,-1- fm WMA G.A.A. Officers Negra .2 N , This year the G A A started off with volleyball. Judy Claspy's team Wllhe Mighty Nobodiesw won top honors. As their prize, all the girls on the winning team received miniature volleyballs. Following this were the volleyball all-star play offs. The best girls were picked from all of teams who played volley- ball. The girls were divided into two teamsg the red team and the blue team. The red team won the all-star play off. The all-star teams also put on an assembly for the student body. ln October the G. A. A. held a Halloween Party. Games, food, and prizes were enjoyed by all the girls. After Thanksgiving thirty-six girls attended the Pitt-Penn State foot- ball game. In November the C. A. A. started bowl- ing with twenty-one teams starting. Darlene Romes- burg,s team won. ln December the club held their annual Christmas Formal Fantasy in Snowflakes. Barbara Renko was chairman. Bill Swager president of the B. A. A., acted as co-chairman. In January the G. A. A. and B. A. A. started mixed Bowling. The club also held a roller skating party at the Kenmar Roller Rink and a swimming party at the Y. M. C. A. in New Brighton. The G. A. A. closed out their year with a Farewell Banquet for the Sen- iors, Mary Alice Motz was chairman. Row One: B. Clark, J. Sommer, J. Petrella. Row Two: M Mauer, Miss Piemme. A4 24

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B.A.A. Officers B. Wushinske. M. Peshut, B. Swager, B. Zupsic. 5 W-9 I Again for the third consecutive year, the Boys' Athletic Association was organized. Under the lead- ership of our new sponsor, Mr. Taormina, the or- ganization immediately began operation. Officers were elected and plans were laid for the Christmas Formal sponsored by the G.A.A. and B.A.A. Bowl- ing teams were organized, and league competition began. In mid-January the finals were played with the final outcome being first place, Bill Swagerg second place, Walter Barr, third place, Dan Kraft. At the conclusion of the bowling schedule, plans were made for B.A.A. basketball teams. Also, ar- rangements were made for a skating party to be held in co-operation with the C.A.A. The skating party, being very popular, was attended by a large portion of the student body. B.A.A. basketball teams, consisting of eight teams, played a schedule into March. As time goes by, the B.A.A. will be remembered as the outstand- ing athletic, as well as educational club, of the High School. Under the fine direction of the sponsor, Mr. Taormina, and the leadership, consisting of presi- dent, Bill Swagerg vice president, Bob Zupsicg secre- tary, Bob Wushinskeg treasurer, Mike Peshut. the B.A.A. enjoyed a fine and prosperous year. 26