Purcell Marian High School - Cavalier Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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gg au ' X Q 51 .. 0 2, - HOCKEY OPENS THE SEASON l FlRST ROW-M. Evans, B.Womack, R. Speak, - J. Boone, A. Morgan, P. Hasse. .14 ,V 5.2 9- STANDING--Mrs. Gregg, M. Baker, A. Leien berger, D. Merkl, M. Manley, W. Porfer A. McGuffey, C. Krauss, J. l-lauck, R Hopkins. This year was a super season for +he l-lar+well hockey reams. The girls worked hard and long under fhe managemenf of Bobby Hopkins and lhe supervision of Mrs. M. Gregg and Mrs. F. Dondero. The full responsibilily of keeping schedules for inlramural and class games, caring for fhe equipmenl and field, and 'rhe picking of honorary 'reams was underlaken by fhese fhree leaders. ln spife of bad wealher, our manager and supervisors kepl lhe hockey schedule in lhe groove . The cooperalion, skill, and spirif +he girls developed in weeks of hard pracfice on fhe field was shown on November 7'l'h af fhe annual play day, when' Har+well's Two big +eams became 'rhe hockey champs of 'rhe public schools of Cincinnafi. 'S' One poinl' xc J Bullylsl N-su ff Bull's Eye A Ringer Looking for 'rhe Birdie

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ACTIVE GIRLS EARN H'S The I-I-Club is made up of Ihose girls who have reached The second slep in G.A.A.'s ladder of achievemenl. The members have each earned a Ihousand poinls in Ihe various sporls presenled under G.A.A. Allhough Ihe club performs no aclive dulies, il is a privilege Io belong, for il indicales Ihe inleresl and erforl pul forlh by ils members in sporl aclivilies. Mermaids Swing and sway Ihe modern way STANDING- M. Evans, I B. Womack, W. Mccormiclc R. Speak, A. Mcfiiuhfey, A. Leierberger M. Manley. SEATED- R. I-loplcins 'Imp .v 1. G5 M Q Lf, K gsm MISS ALICE MARTING Afler being wilhouf a regular gym 'Ieacher for almosl a monlh, we were very happy when Miss Mar- fing came Io I-Iarlwell Io 'falce over girls' sporls. An enlhusiasl of mod- ern dancing. she has inspired us Io add Ihaf arf 'ro our olher sporls. Slinging scrap wie' gg

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FIRST CIRCLE-A. Mc G-uTTey, B. Womack M. Evans, J. McClure D. Merlcl, A. Leien A berger, R. Speak, J Caslcey. SECOND CIRCLE - R Hoplcins, M. Manley J. Hauck, A. Morgan W. PorTer, M. Hille ary, D. Hubbard, A Morgan, P. Hasse, C Krauss. , i' luhqlll VOLLEYBALL, OUR MOST POPULAR SPORT Since volleyball is one OT The mosT popular sporTs ThaT G.A.A. oTTers, There was a number oT players Trom each class To sTar in The games. AlThough Mrs. Gregg, our physical educaTion insTrucTor, leTT school in The middle oT The busy season, Mrs. Dondero and Jean Herman, The manager, carried on very ably in direcTing The inTramural and class games and choos- ing The honorary Team. All The games were ToughT hard, especially The class games, which always bring ouT a loT oT keen spiriT. The seniors came ouT on Top, winning all Their games excepT one, which They Tied wiTh The Treshmen. AT The ciTy play-day, The Teams which represenTed HarTwell won boTh oT Their games, Taking The ciTy volleyball crown.