Tecumseh High School - Trail Yearbook (New Carlisle, OH)

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More School Spirit and Service to the School the Goals of Student Boosters A full year of encouraging school spirit and aiding the athletic department added up to a successful year for the Student Boosters, whose advisor was Miss Rosemary Hartman. During football season club members worked in the concession stand at Tecumseh Field and sold programs. Dur- ing the basketball season the members operated the concession stand at both the Tecumseh and Olive Branch Junior High games. After two of the home basketball games the club sponsored sock hops. At the pep rallies the Student Boosters enter- tained with clever skits. To instill more spirit during the basketball tournament, a Block T cheering section was organized, and Arrow pins were sold. BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS: Judy Eben, Treasurer; Roberta Miralia, Secretary'; Marvin Pflaumer, President; Larry Reynolds, Vice-President. No matter what the sport, the Student Booster concession stands are always busy places. 65

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A Christian Fellowship: The Bible Club Since its organization four years ago. the Tecumseh High School Bible Club has grown from fifteen members to 160 members, and its activities have also in- creased many times over. This year, the Bible Club quiz team's knowledge earned a first-place standing in the Dayton Youth for Christ contest. Among its varied meetings during ac- tivity periods were two outstanding pro- grams— Truth or Consequences and What's My Line? The major ac- tivities of the Bible Club, however, are conducting devotions over the intercom each morning and helping with religious assemblies. BIBLE CLUB QUIZ TEAM SEATED: Sallv Aaron, Joyce Knell, Sandie Gillham, Gloria French, Betty Lovett. STANDING: Jo Ann Hartley, Beverly Algren, Ronnie Hild, Carol Wright. OFFICERS President, Bill Hossler; Secretary, Beverly Algren ; Advisor, Mrs. Lov- ett; Vice-President, Jo Ann Hartley; Treasurer, Ronnie Phipps. Each morning members of the Bible Club are in charge of devotions. Here Ronnie Hild and Jerry Miller prepare to take their turn. 64

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Sports, Service and Sadie Hawkins All a Part of the GAA Year G.A.A. BOARD: Kathie Lay ton. Secretary'; Linda Myers, Vice-President; Pam Winter, Sandy Shade, Janis Armstrong, President; Janet Barnhart, Treasurer; and Gerry Kay Ziegenthaler. Strike three! You're out! Not in GAA. though. There's always another inning or activity in GAA. Participation in these activities add up to awards. The first year award is given to those girls who earn fifty points. Fifty-five points are required for the second year award and sixty for the third year award. Special awards, too, are given to worthy individual members for bowling, most points, best sport, posture contest, and foul shooting. Since GAA is the only club of this type at Tecumseh. it is very important to any girl interested in athletics. In November, G.A.A. girls sponsored a Sadie Haw- kins Dance . . . Mrs. Nice- waner gave valuable advice throughout the year . . . and during basketball season the junior G.A.A. girls added to the treasury by operating a coat check service for the fans.