Ramona Convent Secondary High School - Copa Yearbook (Alhambra, CA)

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jane McAdams Corresponding Secretary Denise Bauman Recording Secretary Georgiana Donnelly Sportsmanager jane Bastanchury Treasurer

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GAA. Victoria Rue Vice-President Mary McManus President Many' are one in victory, sportsmanship and funfl The true realization of the goals and ideals of the Girls' Athletic Association can best be seen in its individual members. Through 21 vvell-rounded program of varsity, class games, intramurals and ofhciating, the G.A.A. strives to form in each girl a true sense of loyalty, justice and sports- manship. To some, the G.A.A. may be the fun and tense seconds of a good game, the skill shown in exciting competition, or the enthusiasm and support given at rallies and games. But to others, the G.A.A. means even more-a source of enjoyment found in working together and in the satisfac- tion of giving. It holds the joy of unity in striving for the goals of victory, sportsmanship and fun.

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Letterman Club. Missy Collet, Victoria Rue, jane McAdams, Mary Berg, Theresa Jett, Carmen Tostado, Diane Francis, Barbara Alcala, Diana Shannon, Denise Bauman, Mary McManus, Mary Kay Salvaty. Sportsmanagers: BACK ROXV: Carmen Tostado, Susan Metre, Lydia Alcaraz, Linda Francis, Diane Francis, Theresa Jett, An- nette Harper, jane Hankey, Linda Rand, FRONT ROXV: Made- lyn Vento, Katherine Muzetras, Denise Bauman, Linda Bush, Evanthia Mikirelos, Patricia May, Katherine Gillis, Victoria Parks, Maureen Quinlan. The Letterman Club is an hon- orary society for especially sports- minded girls who Work very hard to merit admission by earning seven-hundred and fifty points and achieving membership in four varsities, two of which must be A. W, G.A.A. officers, Mary and Vicki, confer with Miss Paterra and Mrs. Stein- hour over intramural schedules.