Northwest Junior High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Kansas City, KS)

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Girls' Gym-G.A.A. GAA award winners for i960-l96'l are shown above. To be a member of GAA, a girl must acquire 200 points while participating in girls' physical education intra-murals . When a member has 400 points, she becomes an award winner. This year's winners were Rosalyn Ruff, Barbara Claypool, Julie Rose, Jane Angle, Marilyn Cowgill, and Janice Tinsley. Below are seen some of the activities found in girls' gym. In the left picture, Miss Fuilsaki and Mrs Keefer show the girls the art of kicking the ball in soccer. On the right, several ofthe glrls square dance to the calls of Miss Fulisaki .

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