Sandusky High School - Fram Yearbook (Sandusky, OH)

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I rr' 'X M., , , There's no business like show busi- ness , . so say the members of the Swan Club, who presented their annual water ballet in March. With Rodgers and Hammerstein as the musical fare, the members swam and danced to a fantasy about a girl's first chance to break into show business. The girls met every Thursday night at the Iunior High Pool, and there un- der the supervision ot the student direc- tors, Sharon Squire and Carol Weis, they learned their routines. Miss Horst, Mrs Scheufler and Mrs, Staufler were spon- sors tor the group. SWAN CLUB MEMBERS ROW 1: Miller, Bohn, Weis, Searle, Cassidy. Ebnier, Montgomery, Bickley, Py. ROW 2: Mer- riam, Scott, Homberger, Lehrer, McMahon, Thom, Sloane, Albers, Stinson, Miller. ROW 3: Spino, Knerr, Eckler, Darby, Ebner, Hall, Chis- holm, Cronk, Larson. Wurzell, Shuman, Bdcock. Swan Club presenting Show Business . . . Mengd1d5 S Pres. XTfe5m J Sfude OFFICERS S' SCQU nf D1 S , Vice P recfors S eqged - ' gs , res. Ebneguire, Weis, gLgd?Y, Ing- OVGYSXPOSUYG One of many dryland practices 23

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Forum Club debating ........ 3-jf i - ,, K 2. -1 9722 h lsr!!! l QW if Vice-President Iohn Wagner, Secretary Barbara Wil son, Treasurer Marty Evans, and President Ed Lutz These heated debators have stop- ped just long enough to have their pictures taken. M I - Q4 FORUM CLUB orricsns WEE? ' . A T . 'N Do you like to discuss national, state and local issues? Then the Forum Club is the club tor you to join. The club members showed much en- thusiasm in discussions and debates on topics ranging trom Presidential candi- dates to improvements ot Sandusky, De- bating teams from Oberlin and Heidel- berg were part ot the agenda this year, and their programs were much enjoyed by the members. Twice a month on Thursdays the freshmen, sojohorrgores, juniors and sen- iors hash over the brclolerns ol the world. This year the club was represented atfgghe Student Council meetings by Esf wither Scroggy and Paul lflurschel, The teachers devoting their time ar: sponsors were Mr leaning, lflr Tabler, Miss lflar- auart, lfliss l-lartung, lflr Qlicfzrer, Mr, Koloze, Mr Hudalr ond liflf lllfiilirtovslty ff, Z, is AA In conclusion, I'd like to say . . kr?

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. A. A. in action 0 o o o o 4 4 0 o Shoot! Make that goal! My point! Whatever the game or sport, the girls of the G.A.A. find it enjoyable and join the fun with en- thusiasm. Besides learning a skill they have a chance to make good friends and learn teamwork. If you're looking for a healthful way to enjoy sports- join the G,A.A.! Seated - President Iudy Cronk, standing-Vice-President Barb Adock, Treasurer Iudy Larson, Secretary Donna Johnston. WY:- y QV They know team work counts at by ,, . L , iff mg., v ice , '. t 1, 3 ,Egi- A: lt is the purpose of the Girls' Athletic As- sociation to promote interest in all sports, phy- sical efficiency, and good fellowship among the girls of the high school, The years activities consisted of the fol- lowing tournaments: soccer, softball, ping pong, badminton, and hockey. One of the most important activities is the Pigskin Parade, the dance after the last football game, The girls also run the refresh- ment stand at Strobel Field during the foot- ball season. Miss l-lorst was tlne faculty sponsor, Terry Delsaine and Susan Scott were the two Stu- dent Council representatives The club is open to all high school girls who are interested in athletic: in general The members are given points for taking part in tournaments and individual sports. The out- standing senior girl is awgrdffd g trophy, while other awards include brrifw-lit-ts, letters and numerals. 24 P- . 1119 U7 I Qt P - .Liar on 9! 4 QL bl i -Q K , gigs- . ' '