Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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GIRLS' S ORTS T Marsha Lawrence, Pres.g Pat Laitner, Treas. Kaye Lani Pflepson, Sec.g Ellen Yost, Vice Pres. G.A.A., the second largest organization in Trenton High School, is sponsored by Mrs. Burt and Mrs. DeHoog. Any girl in T.H.S. can participate in the eight sports offered - SPEEDBALL, BASKETBALL, PING PONG, VOLLEYBALL, BOWLING, BADMINTON, TENNIS, AND SOFTBALL. Ifour Point Club, a club within G.A.A., is the rule making body that governs G.A.A. The four points which must be obtained to be eligible for the club are acquired by credit given for each sport. G.A.A, ADVISORS Mrs. Burt Mrs. Weber Mrs. Dclloog fi gm QI Ax

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K arlmy Kutsclw, manager. if Q It x My, uff'Jz1f 1171 U.X'CffZ'7Ig gfzmvf lJlNCl VONG, LIS ln llASKl':vl4l'rAl.l., was divided into two tournaments - junior-Senior and lfreslmnman-Sophomore. Kathy Kutsclw did commendable iolw keeping a well organized schedule. fluids Nfl., Krwjv wwf Uvws rm ffw' lwll. VOl-l-EYl5Al.l- is just one of the many H 3 sports involving complete team work. I oint and Sideout proved to be key words for this Sport. Managing the thirty-four teams were Judy Roberts and Nancy Paxton. Nancv Paxton, manager. judy Roberts, manager. I