Rossville High School - Roines Yearbook (Rossville, GA)

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Girls Sports Girls P.E. classes offer variety in athletics Kickball began another year of P.E. Tournaments were held after school, giving competition to every classes ' all-stars. Girls on the all-star team were selected by four captains chosen by their individual classes. Folk dances were taught to students to acquire poise and grace. Badminton, horseshoes, archery, and softball were taught to P.E. students. Some courses taught were optional to the student. Modern dance filled three weeks of listening to music, thinking of stels, and worry. No costumes were presented because of the hard task of acquiring them. Volleyball reigned as Queen with Girls ' athletics. A team was chosen by Mrs. Judy Houston to play opposing teams from surrounding schools. Above. Mrs. Knight explains to a group of P.E. girls the intricacies of the frisbee. Below. A girls ' Modern Dance group, which includes Nancy Higdon, Sheila Lowman, Teena Skillington, Karen Nelson, Melanie Beene, Sharon Scott, and Pam Brooks practice their beginning formation. 132GirlsSports

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Senior, Ronnie McDaniel Senior, Jeff Jones Senior, Dicky Clark I f t Senior, Phil Summers Senior, Eddie Ervin (r) New uniforms . . . Hitting .. .throwing... Hopes for State . . . Trips to Atlanta . . . Old foes return . . . region . . . Rossville Yarn . . . Slide . . . What a team . . . RHS Baseball. 1 I Baseball 131

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Above. With whistle in hand, Jeannie Henley, calls a volleyball game to earn her umpire certification. Below. Modern Dance group members Kathy Taylor, Gloria Clemons, Shir ley Porter, Sharon Henderson, Joyce Coots, Lucinda Brandon, and Kathy Jackson practice new steps for their dance. Girls Sports 133