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77,7, 7.; ,7- w . a . , .7 .,.-,- . , -. : .-g:n These Representatives keep their Come on gold; come on blue homerooms posted on all G.A.A. Come on team: we're for you. news and activities, PLAY BELLES 1000 HARD-EARNED POINTS merited these smiling EOS-Ihe homeroom girls their alltround volleyball champs letters in three years. for the season. 3?;
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irls thletic SSH. GtAA. Officers, Jealedejoan Stenger, Joan Drath, Ann Metz. Sta-mling-eMary Costelfo, Pat Keshing, Margie Englett, The Girls Athletic Association was organized to teach good sportsmanship, provide recreation, and to bring out the athletic abilities of the girls. Membership in the organization is open to everyone in the school, and the activities which it sponsors are designed to include all the girls, whether they have athletic talents 01' not. Homeroom games, picnics, bamdances and Other projects are planned to catch the eye of everyone, while class games and school teams are for girls with greater ability. The G.A.A. is financed through contributions from its members; governed by girls who have been elecred by the votes of participating members; and directed by Mrs. Martha Jane Sutton. '
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Volleyball marshalis in the fall sports sea- son with intramural, c1355, and inter-school games. A lively game, it provides enjoyment for many girls, Joyce Feinauer P i n g pong attracts many girls because it is an informal, relaxinu, and recreational sport. An annual tournament is held through Februw airy and March. Martha jane O'Connor Our outing program is a year round job and includes many 30 tivities such as hikes, picnics, tennis, Flay Day, and an annual Barn Dance. Mary Amann School spirit reaches its peak during the bas- ketball season. The school team plays a. fufl schedule and a keen Competitive spirit prevails in class games. Joan Ackerman While bowling does not have too large a following, it is an en- joyable sport which provides fun and re- laxation for its particir pants. Rosie Breving Springtime finds the G.A.A. girls trudging down to Hinkles for softball. Because the season is short only an imer-class tournament is held Shirley Garbade R3
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