Sibley High School - Keewaydin Yearbook (West St Paul, MN)

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FRONT ROW: P. Meserve, H. Yoerks, P. Lightbourn, secretary, C. Vogstrom, president, R. Gruhlke, Advisor M, Boardman, L. Stead- man, treasurer, L. House, A. House, P. Pedersen. SECOND ROW: D. Connolly, J. Wilkus, M. Alberts, L. Thomas, J. Leibel, A. Oster, S. Hines, L. Strom, J. Connolly. BACK ROW: J. Ecklund, S. Johnson, S. Soderman, C. Ribbentrop, J. Wohlford, L. Burow, C. Eckert, H. Meyer, M. Murphy. The Girls' Athletic Association, better known as GAA, is a somewhat new organization. The girls began playing touch football in the fall. When colder weather set in, they were forced inside and began playing volleyball. When basketball sea- son approached, the girls chose teams. At first' their games were played in the Junior High Gym, but later the girls were given a section of the new Senior High Gym. At that time they alternately used the trampoline and played basketball. Once a month the club sponsors a swimming party for all GAA members at Wilder's. With the return of warm weather, the bats and balls were dragged out and softball was in full swing. A point system has been devised through which girls who earn 500 points by the end of the year receive a GAA letter. These points are earned through participation in actual GAA meetings and in outside sports activities. All members extend a very hearty Thanks! to Mrs. Marilyn Boardman, their advisor. fe H I I .I I M N i A S In Y . i G A A f .45 L rf 2 ' a A Q gg : pf. F . ,Eff-?, A , rv- - : , sa , ' -s -ut. V ' 'ti' ...jc 1' 1, I Q... fi' The GAA Board was organized for I ', - N 1 'Z t been .3 -iii: , , , ' q 5222 it - Q the purpose of making decisions con- f ' cernmg points for letters, attendance, , X 3 I5 . , 0. ,, ,If deciding what type of sport would be played at the different meetings, and other problems that arose. Because GAA is a new organization in the senior high, there were many things that had to be taken care of by the board. Much credit can be given to the work they have done throughout the year. Sitting: Patsy 'Lightbourn, secretary, Carol Vogstrom, president. Standing: Helen Yoerks, Liz Steadman, treasurer, Rita Gruhlke.

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