Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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The G.A.A. Play Days, as they are called, are days throughout' the year when all the downriver G.A.A.'s get together to compete against one another. These prove to be very exciting. M 6 ' r' Softball Is Huge Success Softball, the 'First outdoor spring sport, pro- vides a constructive release for energy stor- ed during the winter. ,Iv .5 5-. ,. 1 K, X J' ' y f Rivalry Is Keen Between Schools gk? Dianne Burnette catches a fly ball to end the game. 1 .4 .A r Front row: G. Lilburn, M. Pollak, D. Burnette, Captain B. Thon, K. Colina, J. Wilson. Second XIOW: C. Sowers, B. Kirch, S. Baker, C. Wendt, D. W, Tope, P. Cummings, J. Gorgone. 5 A, , A QU' 141' y . . ,A , fl I UL mg -4lV?fL,fl' J 'Y-.. 'L' ' fr' V W Jf .-M.. pf. . , N-Manlagers Diana Moon and Linda Madden V P ' -! 139

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Mrs. Burt and Miss Chapman A relafively new feafure of girls' sporis is +l1e syn- chronized swimming club -lhe Doll-fins. This or- ganizaiion is sponsored by Miss Diana Chapman. If is composed of +wo sec- lionsz Advanced and Be- ginners. Compefifion for accepfance is very keen. The groups praclice a n d p e r f e c + various skills +hroughou+ ihe year and presenf an aqua show +o fhe school and fhe public. Banquet Begins G.A.A. is supervised by Mrs. Jean Burl. The man- agers of fhe individual sporfs are elecfed by l'he members and mus+ belong +0 The G.A.A. 4 Po i n 1' Club. The facilifies have been reorganizedand ex- panded fo handle fhe in- creased number of par+ic- ipan+s. For example, +h e feam sporfs are now divid- ed info fwo fournamenfs -one for Juniors and Seniors and anofher for Freshmen and Sophomores -wifh final play-offs be- fween fhe fwo winning feams. Year for G.A.A. Mary Jo Freeman leads the candle lighting ceremony at the end of the banquet. Mary Jo Freeman receives from the out-going president, June Burroughs, the gavel as she begins her term of presi- dency for G. A. A.

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tion. Speed ball Competition Is Rough Speedball is a game of great physical activity, but it also requires keen mental percep- Two points are scored as Donna Tope receives the ball across the W end line for the winning touchdown. ilu. .W Front row: B. Thon, D. Tope, M. Pollak, D. Burnette, K. Galovich. Second row: J. Gorgone, K. Colina, B. Kir , P. Miller, K. Osborne. Third row: K Lutz, Captain C. Wendt, GILI , P. Cummin s S. 'Jakolx A. Jackson. , J 'U ' ,N mlm, BN bpm L0 A . Manage Jo akEYxl Not present: Sharon Brennanxqf Everyone Enioys Ping Pong Ping pong, in its second year at THS, is con- sidered less strenuous but still requires skill and constant alertness. The final playoffs in ping pong are being held after more than one hundred girls participated in the sport. Carole Wendt and Karla Lutz walk away with the championship because of their skill in ping pong. Manager Bernadine Symons