Noble High School - Nobelite Yearbook (Noble, IL)

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. --unwff- -...,.,-.Q--A 7. ,....,- .- --ipj.nuzvz-fn-r :fs-f-1'--f-ed ...-pq ,V-v-1---.,-.-ff.-. ,.,,, , v-A---1'-.-W - 19 NQ15BLI0IE 5D GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION 'if The G. A. A. was organized in September, 1949. The officers were as follows: President, Eleanor Allison, Vice-President, Lemora Fulk, Secretary-Treasurer, Nellie Goodman. The purpose of this organization is to stimulate interest and participation in girls' athletics, recreation, and leisure time activites. The organization has adopted the rules and regulations set up by the Illinois League of High School Girls' Athletic Associations. The awards are purchased from the dues of 50c per year and proceeds from concessions at ball games. Awards are as follows: first local award, felt emblem 1600 pointsl: second local award, chenille N 11200 pointslg first state award, navy blue chenille block I 11600 pointsjg second state award, navy blue chenille Illinois map emblem 12000 pointsl. Points are earned by unorganized and organized activities at the noon hour and after school. Regular business meetings are held the first Wednesday of every month. Girls from the Noble G. A. A. attended two play days: the fall meeting at Olney and the spring meeting at Wayne City. Members who attended play days were Norma Travous, Evelyn Runyon, Patsy Rodgers, Lillian Kuhlig, Imojean Morgan, Cordia Patterson, Joann Hough, Lemora Fulk, Sue Evans, Letha Dugan, and Eleanor Allison. They participated in the G. A. A. telegraphic basket shooting contest on March 20, 1950. The G. A. A. sponsored two parties in its initial yearg one all-school skating party and a St. Patrick's Day party. CHEERLEADERS 'if Noble's cheerleaders this year have been a great help to the basketball teams. These girls attended all our ballgames and led the Noble fans in their cheering for the Wi dcats. All our cheerleaders have held their positions for at least two years and we hope to see the junior and sophomore members again next year.