Ross Township High School - Rossonian Yearbook (Hamilton, OH)

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Mrs. C. Gandolfo, J. Whitis, M. Chafin, C. Jones, D. Spivey, J. Morris, L. Wood, A. Wallace L. Falkinstein, S. Lake, B. Moberley, D. Casteel, R. Brooks. Second row: P. Morris, B. Brock, V Pearson, G. Hurley, C. Settles, S. Hawkins, F. Lo man, J. Racquet, C. Crane, B. Landrum, D. McKay J. DuVall. Third row: G. Hampton, P. Hoover, N Brater, S. Thorpe, R. Wright, J. DeLong, W. Meyers, R. Meyers, J. Buell, C. Knaus, R. Hurley, B. Kratzer Fourth row: V. Scarborough, B. Abel, M. Stang, C. Edwards, S. Karr, D. Golden, L. Treadway, S Hostetler, M. Mergy, M. Weber, S. Brunner, D. Arment. Fifth row: G. Smith, M. McE1yea, P. Brown, S. Merrill, C. DeLong, S. Burns, M. Morehouse, S. Thomas, C. Kolb, D. Stump, M. Murphy, W. Sandlin. Sixth row: J. Mayberry, J. Meyers, B. Phenis, J. Combs, M. Farrow, S. Duggins, L. Lewis, C. Huehn, P. Adams, M. Dougherty, S. Taulbee. Seventh row: S. Reiner, M. Willis. 1 Wilma Sandlin tries for jump in game against Reily. Added to basketball, G.A.A. offers such activ- ities as swimming, bowling, baseball, volleyball, badminton, soccer, field ball, bound ball, and table tennis to its members. Participating in these sports, the girls develop better mental and physical co-ordination. Rodra Brooks shoots from the free throw line.

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First row: J. Stamper, N. Lunsford, B. Colgate, C. Rosenberger, P. Lewis, E. Moberly, M. Weber, B. Casey, F. Harris, K. Rosenherger, J. Agee. Second row: M. Cook, S. Pierson, S. Brock, G. Wesley B. Bowling, D. Wilson, D. Settle, S. Sprau, L. lmhoff, G. Dittman, J. Stout. Third row: C. Davis, J. Broering, C. Alread, M. West, E. Fagaly, J. Buell, C. Horton, P. Hacker, R, Hostetler, B. Vonder- heide. Fourth row: G. Day, G. Depew, T. Benge, C. Stevenson, P. Lee, C. Bennington, C. Cochran. Fifth row: H. Cunningan, P. Ott, J. Parrett, D. Cress, Mrs. R. Wilson, Advisorg R. Crane, N. Lake, C. Strothman. V Seated: Ruth Ann Hostetler, Sharon Sprau, Lois Imhoff. Standing: Charlotte Cochran, Ruth Crane Charlotte Stevenson.

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This strong organization gives girls of Fresh- man, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes an opportunity to share in activities pertaining to sports. Athletic-minded girls can find here an out- let for their energy. Members of the girls' varsity team watch the game intently. Girls who do not like all athletics can find here at least one new game that they can enjoy with the other girls. The Girls' Athletic Association teaches girls the value of team work, sportsmanship, and school spirit. Here the girls have an opportunity to take part in friendly competition. A thrilling moment in one of the G.A.A. basketball games. Seated: Ginger Hampton, Secretaryg Phyllis Hoover, Vice Presidentg Rodra Brooks, Presidentg Marilyn McElyea, Treasurer. Standing: Ruth. Wright, Freshman Rep.g Doris Arment, Sophomore Rep.g Mary Stang, Junior Rep.g Cathy DeLong, Senior Rep. 67