Treadwell High School - Eagle Yearbook (Memphis, TN)

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,T , ,V JVNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS 9-Ai Kneeling: Marilyn Coker. First row: Majorie Elmore, Sam- mie Gross, Charlene Hutcherson, joy King. Second row: Carol Roy, Romelle Aikens, Barbara Barron, Winnie Pitts. Wfinifred Schmidt, Brenda Cridcr. GIRLS? PHYSIIC SENIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS 10-9 Kneeling: Ramona Moneyham, First row: Barbara Shaeffer, Sally Smith, jane Banton, jean Fitch. Second row: Shirley Cowley, Dora Martin. IELDU SATION PROMOTES SKILLS IN SPORTS As their aim, the Girls' Physical Education classes enjoyed fun, fellowship and good sportsmanship. To achieve these aims they participated in three major sports: volleyball, basketball, and softball, several indoor games and sports: paddle tennis, shuffleboard, badminton, pingpong, tumbling, exercises, and many different square dances. As the volleyball and bas- ketball seasons drew to a close, tournaments were Proficiency in the art of square dancing is gained by organized practice.