Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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Basketball Tension Is Strong This year the basketball tournament proved to be very lively. The teams were skilled and evenly matched: this caused much excitement and close competition during the play-offs. Managers Jackie Sullivan and Jeanne Abbaticchio The tension increases in the play-offs as the game nears We its finish. Front row: Helen Machinsky, Captain Ginny Beightol, Carol Uthe, Sheila Sautner. Second T . row: Sherry Thurman, Bette Marie Jaroch, Mari- lyn Felder, Zita Saunders. Third row: Marty Fox, Mary Jo Freeman, Sandy Messinger, Carol Ann Chapman. mf , Pride Rises After Volleyball TN. After the volleyball season, the members of each team were very proud of them- selves because of the compliments they received on the wonderful playing and sportsmanship displayecl. Managers Lynn Owens and Carol Butterwick The Long Shirts tap the ball over the net for another point. Front row: Karen Colina, Marg Pollak, Donna Tope, Carole Wendt. Second row: Captain Pam Cummings, Josie Gorgone, Jo Ann Wilson, Billie Thon, Dianne Burnette. Third row: Sylvia Jakob, Bonnie Kirch, Peggy Miller, Karla Lutz, Glenda Lilburn.

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Baclminton's First Year Is Great Badminton is a new sport this year. Because of the interest in it, badminton will be continued as X a regular part of the program. Joyce Briere and Marilyn Zemke team up for a tough match of badminton. Manager Nancy McNair Jean Abbaticchio and Kathy Beleske smile happily after the badminton tournament. Tennis Has Huge Turnout 1 Tennis is a very popular G.A.A. sport. Those who participate m u s t develop muscular co-ordination a n d quick reflexes. Karla Lutz, and Zita Saunders play the final game of tennis for this season. Karla Lutz and Zita Saunclers look ad miringly at their trophy after winning the final tennis tournament. Manager Pat Thon

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So ends lhe piclorial review ol lhe l959-60 school year al Trenlon High. In lhese pages we have recorded a seclion ol lime, lime during which lomorrow's leaders are being lrained. We have piclured lhe sludenls and lacully, lhe classes in session, lhe grad- ualing seniors, and lhe sporls and aclivilies: in a word, we have piclured lhe subslance ol Trenlon High School. All our ellorls are direcled loward one end: We wanl lo preserve a piece of lime lor all who read lhis book. We hope lhal, in doing so, lhis yearbook will become a parl ol everyone's pasl: a memory ol aclual experiences lor lhe people who lorm lhe subiecl maller ol lhe book and a symbol ol similar pasl exper- iences 'For all olhers. We hope, lurlher, lhal lhe memories evolced by lhis bool: will always recall lime well spenl. Laslly, we sincerely desire lhe I960 Monguagon lo be a filling lribule lo bolh lhe sludenls and lhe lacully who malce THS lhe greal school lhal il ss. 1 The calendars piclured above, along wilh lhe calendars shown on lhe lnlroduclion page, suggesl a lilling idea on which lo con- clude lhe Monguagon. ll is lhis: Time marches on. The nexl school year, wilh ils Class ol '6I', will conlinue lo add lo lhe spiril lhal has been characlerislic ol THS down lhrough lhe years. And nexl year, lhe sludenls and lacully ol THS will live lhrough anolher all-imporlanl seclion ol lime. 'I43