Murray High School - Pilot Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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47 Wuth therr wund brown haur and therr frost nrpped noses the followrng GAA gurls are enloymg skatmg regardless ofthe freezrng wrnter weather Having some dumculty stayrng on theur feet at trmes seems to be a rather omuslng problem to Sharllyn Lange Joan Trmm Betty Lauerer Annette Natuon Beverly Barnes Glorla Gayman Sue Watkins Carole Steen Susan Wrlke Mor rlyn Knudson Elalne Sather m gurls athletic program membership All through the year this group IS actrve IH va lou nccr the supervrsuon o Mrs Patrrcla Frutsche t r huttons rn the tall The GAA sponsored the St Pats W If Thr ofllcers Jr quelune Roan presrdent Laure I cnce O trtled the Blarney Bcll 1 rt ann 1 Karan vncr presrdent Judrth Thompson recordtng secre p Cmc IIT the sprmg ta y Sylvua Borgeson secretary Sharon Gredvrg treas urer start the game up, up, up Thats the way to do rt exclalms Elrzabeth Kaufmann Jumpmg her hnghest rn hopes that she might succeed IU as she watches Katherme Lembke try to untongle the Prng helpmg her team wan IS Barbara Barnum lmpatrently wart pong net as they set up the tables and all the equipment :ng forthe ball to come down are Judrth Wulberdung Bonnie Joan Knlppenberg stands watchlng them opprovrngly Marsh and Coleen Krebs D I ' .-QJ' ' f , . , , , . , 5 , -V C t Q N x , 5 f 3 'x - 3 K K 4 H .V . ma ' If v. I . - ' .i 1 , t K: if 'N' . I 5 , , . - ' I I . I I . I I I I I I I I - , . . Q ' I . 4, ' ' 1 r' s Ul' gm l . ' 1, hx events, Board members planned and sold homecoming CAA has had an outstanding year, Outstanding leaders ' . . ' of Q ' - rc , ' , N' 1 ell' D1 ,,n' x, and hid's url ,' ,'f ' ',,g ' ,, f . . . .I ' F I . A I . I A J . 4 l l I l K ltr l Il I ' II ' ' ' ' ' ' I

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9 qi- 'CP' Taking a little time out for relaxing lust before starting In on their busy year of planning and participating in their various sports and activities are the GAA sport heads and the executive board First Row Judith Thompson Jacqueline Roan Sharon Gredvig Sylvia Borgeson Laurelli Koran 9 Martha Rogness Carole Hallen Sharon Hovda Nancy Manning Barbara Wooding O Carol Borgeson Betty White Hermene Nelson Kathy Doeltz O Susan Wllke Joan Johnson Verene Busch gaa sets all time record for participation Be it soccer swimming basketball or softball the GAA iGirls Athletic Associationi is always eager to participate in the after-school sports' program. Murray's feminine pop- ulation learns early in the freshman year that perfect attend- ance is the essential factor in obtaining a school or All-City letter. ln order that an individual might receive a letter, she must first achieve the 1,000 or l,500 points needed respec- tively, for the school and All-City letters. Higher than ever was the participation for this year. Record breaking sports were bowling with 200 and basket- ball with l25 in attendance. Ping-pong was not far behind with 95. ln the fall, soccer and horseback-riding were in the lime- Page twenty-four light but archery held the attention of ,ome. Although it wasnt really popular, many were interested in learning. Sacn everyone's interest came inside for the winter, with the magority of GAA members finding themselves busy with basketball, Ping-pong, and tumbling. Skating, for those few hearty souls that could brave the cold, was possible when there was adequate ice. With the competition of bowling at the Midway YMCA, girls still found time for volleyball and swimming at the Midway YMCA. After a short rest, spring hurries in bringing softball and tennis. Although tennis is quite new in the GAA sports program, the interest is extremely high.

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