Rockford East High School - Argus Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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GAA— Front Row: J. Winston. M. Pixler. S. Bimm, C. Johnston. J. Riggs. D. Nicely. Second Row: C. Gordon. S. Hudson. K. Mattson. L. Monson. V. Lawrence. J. Dunn. K Rail. Third Row: L. Collins, D, Buelow. S. Bauer. P. Kalivoda. L. Plager, S. Hansler. R. Lorencis. B. McKinney. Debbie Flodin waits to return the ball during the GAA volleyball tournament. GAA, ISC Combine; Sally Plomos, Shirley Stevens and Carole Arrick all hope for a strike as they bowl during GAA.

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Dorado Members Fantasia, the climax of the year ' s work for Dorado, was presented on April 25,26 and 27. The annual show consisted of acts portraying famous fairy tales. Under the direction of Miss Sandy Schumacher, Dorado club adviser, the girls learned the skills such as walkovers, ballet legs and dolphins used in their performance. Both synchronized swimming and free swim were offered to Dorado members, many of whom also participated in the Postal State Swim Meet and in the annual Dolphin Show. Other activities of the club included a Christmas party and a Dad ' s Night and Mother-Daughter Ban- quet co-sponsored by GAA. DORADO— Front Row; L. Collins. M. Eggert. K. Ljungstedt B McKinney. K. Mattson. L. Underwood. K. Gustafson. M Johnson. K. Levine. K. Fowler. C. Johnston. Second Row: S Heffs. C. Wetherall. J. Nelson. S. Plomos. N. Haroldson. R Lorencis. B. Court. P. Okeson. N. Miller. M. Johnson. C Johnson Third Row: K Hartmann, D. Drolen. M, Nelson. M Elected this year as Dorado officers are Front Row: Marcia Lyddon. secretary: Donna Dochkus. social co-chairman: Middle Row: Rae Ann Lopin. social co-chairman: Diane Carlson, treasurer: Back Row: Kathy Lindley. president: and Pat Vaughn, vice-president, Anderson. N, Cox. S, Weaver. M. McAllister. D, Stinson. R. Caplan. C, Fariss. P, Carlson. Back Row: B. Lindley. R. Eckman. B. Nicholson. J. Borg, L. Foster. S. Anderson. K. McGraw. J. Linn. L Newsome. L. Monson. J. Dahlstrom. S. Hulstedt.

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GAA this year combined with ISC to form one group. The introduction of track and field along with an All-City Bowling Tournament and the regular schedule of other sports also helped to produce a large turn-out of girls for GAA. Highlighting the year were a fall playday at Harlem and a spring playday at Guilford. These gatherings allowed 20 GAA members to meet girls from different schools. On December 2. GAA held its Winter Carnival. The girls collected over $400 which was used to buy new equipment for the club. In February. GAA ' s Dads ' Night featured sports for the father-daughter teams and a program at which awards were presented to the winning teams. Other special events during the year were a collec- tion day for the Heart Fund and the Mother-Daughter Banquet in May. Sophomore Jody Gustitus warms up before trying a new stunt in GAA gymnastics. New Events Enlarge Schedule GAA— Front Row: M. Gabrys. S. Henderson, S. Netf. B. Minor. S. Drilling. C. Shellenberger. S. Bainter. A. Sundly. D, Huckel- berry. P. Nelson. Second Row: K. Kuhlman. B Lindley. B. Pollard. M. Fones, J. McStravick. N, Hoffman. S. Plomos. M. Johnson. L. Malcomson. B. Capps. Third Row: D. Springer, C. Blanck. K. Williams, J, Baxter, M. Moore, J. Moore. V Garavalia. D. Youmans. D, Bartmann. S. Cook, Fourth Row: C. Jarvis. C. Tollesfrud. L. Jarl. D. Kingsbury. D. Tate. C. Johnson. C. Gore. V. Gille. M, Morrow, S. Detablan.