Redwood High School - Log Yearbook (Larkspur, CA)

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Wmdaf ALA! BET YOUR BOOTS BETSY ALIAS Friendly Francis CHARACTERISTICS Enjoys having fun a good sport lots of friends interesting to talk to REWARD Membership in GAA learning skills enloying yourself meeting people I u an . me ' yn ' ' 7 2 7 Bet Your Bootsu Betsy is a member of the Girl's Athletic Association. Every other afternoon she and her friends can be heard practicing in the girls' gym. Wide grins and sore muscles are the results of this activity. Sometimes special activ- ities are scheduled for the weekends: Came the dawn Saturday morning . . . Ophelia Oppenpheffer rattled off in her Morgan toward the bowling alley. Dewy-eyed with excitement, she nervously awaited her turn. Her nervous appre- hension was in vain, the ball sailed straight and true. As it hit the number 3 pin, Ophelia's knees gave way . . . her success had just dawned on her. GAA is organized so that each participant has a chance to improve her skill for show offj in various sports. The gym teachers are there to coach, supervise, and hear all your pressing prob- lems . . . Mergatroyd, my obese parakeet, just won't eat his special dietetic birdseedln . . . Their fortitude is equal to that of Ma Perkins, and they always come up smiling. Sports included in the program are bowling, basketball, modern dance, recreational games, volleyball, and trampoline. Two hours a week are spent drilling and prac- ticing. The results are near professional teams and strained vocal cords. Battle cries are developed for each sport, Volleyball-jump! Trampoline- Tuck! Basketball-Speed! Modern Dance-Reach! Recreational games-Ouch! However, punctured balls and frayed pinnies aren't the only after-effects of GAA. The principles of leadership, friendship, and sportsmanship are instilled in the participants. Awards are given for participation, and judging from the number of girls who have stayed with it throughout high school, it is one of Redwood High School's most successful programs.

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ROW ONE: M. Weed P. Allen B. Burns C. Rudloff M. Pinotti D. Dreyfus C. Marshall E. Spita J. Shew, V. Rothrock, ,J. Mason? ROW TWO: T. Bahducci, M. Swett, S. Lafferty, S. Friaf, H. Har: rig, B. Sadler, M. Anderson, F. Adams, D. Girot, D. Dienstien, D. Vance, J. Levensaler, L. Haines, M. Schulte. v..mf.,zlee EW' ROW ONE: R. Davis, A. Wikland, C. Vigno, R. Wolfson, R. Bray, K. Roby, M. Feerick, D Wilson, J. Cress, P. Lesko, C. Frazer, R. Hand, S. Hurrell. ROW TWO: D. Vanderhoof, B. Wit' man, P. James, F. Adams, M. Anderson, S. Wilson, D. Cognato, B. Gustafson, L .Foster, P. Bur man, B. Rosse, D. Hartman, J. Olson, C. Marshall. ROW THREE: N. Nutting, S. Henderson, J Miles, S. Lenci, R. Reed, L. Taylor, S. Cauldwell, S. Malone, R. Shanor, G. Levensaler, C. Zeiss J. Rogers, D. Rogers. B. Randall. l -f - 37 Si 'E , 'f2-fwi5LLTw-w4r f '-iaf.nn..1..f1-,w....fN...,...:.,w,.,,,,,,,,,, -. km.. 'L'K 'M'm i