Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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, Qs: A 'ir' .I 0.111 Niilxnlgxi .xml Slwcrry Sinnk, IHLlILlj.fL'fS. n Va ,- JB l'p in flu' slay, 1'f's ll fwimf, 1'r's ll f7!1lIlt'. SOFTIlAl.I., our only spring: team sport, brings out man girlS every year. joan Szilvagyi and Sherry Sinuk kc-pt Ll fine- scholl ulc of the games. Cioxnpctition was lwcn, lvut so was guml spnrts manship. l5OXl'l.lNU, nmnaggcll lvy Hut Putx :xml Kathy Barton, iS Ll rn-lnrivcly nc-w LQ.:X.r'x Sport. lfzxcll tc-nm Consists of Six girls Hxffflfflk MU 1'-Y I SUM 'Ulf NS I JU-1 one scorer and five lwwlcrs. lly' 3:50, NCW Vision Lancs is rulling with activity Dot Putz and Kathy Barton, managers. l

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X M I 3' f -wx.. ..,, M , 'l'lvr' bird slvoufn' be Ziff like Ibis. liADMlN'l'ON, n very popular sport, provided Q1 clmllenge for all who partici- pated in the doubles tournament. Carol Lawrence made sure that the birds kept flying. 'Illia' srrnrc' is forfy - fozfc. RUIIGIDQD TENNIS, managed by jan Wyman, gave everyone plenty of excercise and excite- ment. Because only those who knew how to play could take part, the tournament was extremely interesting. .1' -1' . ri XJ - .,,,f 'Af li fi so Q l ' I wg? ' .w, 's.-- 1-.' 5. LA Z . r 23' new i K '3a??7: . ' ! Qg!s ' -.. 2 qu- 6m '33-rfifx N 9. ,., , ax 3 HN .,. i ' -fffff .iv f I' Cn 'L ,QNWL .1 llgfigffi- ,1',,'Q:1 iff . f 'K A ' ' fi-1 ' 'Q-. 45,1 , '27,-. fu,y,: 4' I x ' ' 4 rv r , 'tif i l . jr M t , .1 ' 1 f, '- -ajif 3,5 V J ,I 1 V' l ' I x r I X l ' I 1 1 5 'f ,J ...wiv . jan Wyman, manager. Carol Lawrence, mrinfigcr J 1 91

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s o xctiyities rt numt ro s xrtint o l ar was ss s tlmt Nuburban Six ut. i xt 4 was the nag.. os mot s lasliion i Nioxx 1 31 t cntl the , Colleen Rankin, Publicity manager Slllilfll SXX'lN1N1lNli, an increasingly popular sport, is spon- sored by Mrs. Delloog and managed by Sandy KL-nt. 'lilue ,uiris meeting once a week, practice on racing dives, turns, .intl most important - speed. lit-cause there are many skilled swimmers participating, competition is strong. Krctlits rt'ct'ivcil in Sljlflfll SXYlX1N1lXC9 are transferred to li.. x.:X. Crt-tlits. ny Krnt, inanagtt r. SWIM Cfl.lfl3, beaded by N1rs.XX'eber, is made up of all atiyancetl swimmers. lo be a member, one must be able to tio a ballet leg, a bavlstl.ilpl1in,tlu- vrawl, and the breast stroke. Syncbronizing skills is the main purpose ot' tln' club in preparation for the bi-annual Swim Sboxx. Row l: XI. Murdock, l.. Mount, li. Stickle, IJ. Spa-etlic, l,. llinillvy, I,. Ilintllcy, Nl. Dunbar, D. Rost, Diegcl, K. N1cl7atlc. ROXX Q: IB. vlolinson, Karlmy Kutselle, K. lirown, S. Short, K. Nlcflormack, K. linsivy, ll. Cyonnson, I.. lotlm, ll. .'Xlt-xanrler, K. Nlarsball, C. Rankin. RUXX 'az IJ. Xlooil, Xl. lgllioit, l,. Kutsclue, S. Sinalc, S. Pixley, j. lfuller, M. I.awrent'c, yl. 'I'oppt-r, sl. Nlorrison, .-X. Morrow.