Trenton High School - Monguagon Yearbook (Trenton, MI)

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L Siplonta G.A.A. Board, An vniliriq rmr 1' nl Vwlluybai Mmm- rm-urrrairl-.. Advanced Riding. ULLTLYICLQ ,, r I ' lGirls'All1lelic Associalion I Under lhe leadership ol Janel Qlhleil and liericorps ol ollicers, lhe Girlsl Alhlelic Asso- cialion has sponsored lhe semi-annual Play Day, lhe Girls' Rally, a swimming parly, and a roller slcale, nol lo menlion lhe aller-school sporls. As only lhose girls who play lor lhe lun ol il and only lhose sporls which can be parlicipaled in lhrougl1 lilo are slressed lor aller school, lhis aclivily is considered lhe mosl valuable. Volleyball Volleyball lhis lern1 has been more lhan an exciling allerrschool sporl. The genuine enlhuf siasm showed by lhe girls has provided real compelilion. An inncrr school lournamenl was played oll, and lhe winning leams were 'llhe Caplain and lhe Kidsl' and 'llhe Unconguera- blesf' lhe managers lor each year were Belly lnlaclcely, lreshman, Eslher Jones, sophomore: Jerry Meigs, iunior, and Jay Warner, senior. Golf Earl Nagel, Ingleside goll pro, says, 'llhe Poly girls are going places in lhe world ol gollfl Under his inslruclion, lheir drives are longer and slraighler lhan belore, lheir pulls lewer and more accurale. lvliss McCall, lhe sponsor, is encouraging lhe beginners and ad' vanced girls lo improve lheir game by posling lhe names and scores ol every girl oul lor goll. Ice Skaling Cver lhe ice lhey whirl, and many limes lhey lallg bul no maller, ice slcaling is slill lhe only sporl lor lhis hardy group. For a year and a hall, ice slcaling has been absenl lrom lhe lisl ol girls' sporls. l-lence, lhis lerm, il is one ol lhe lavoriles. Under sponsorship ol lvliss Thomp- son and the sludenl manager, l-lelen Welch, a Play Day ol couple and single slraling and games was held. Tennis Good sporlsmanship and a lcnowledge ol lhe rudimenls ol lhe game were lhe goals ol lhe beginners in Girls' Tennis lhis lerm. Mrs. Koeh- ler, wilh lhe aid ol her lwo managers, Jennie Swill and Florence Goldberg, has laughl lhe girls lhe service, lorehand and baclrhand slrolces, and lhe loolworlc which is necessary lor perlecl coordinalion and liming. 57

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if .Spent Advani ed Golf. Swimming This Term The swimming was laughT aT CrysTal l3aThs, The girls being groiiaed in Tive secTions, according To Their swimming.abiliTies, wiTh Mrs. Koehler in charge oT The advanced girls. Poly had a ToTal oT nineTy girlsfenTered, TorTy oT whom received Their awards. The ouTsTanding swimmers This Term were: l.orraine WebsTer, be- ginner, Anna Riedel, inTermediaTe7 Frances An- derson and Lillian l-leacoclc, advanced. The managers This Term were Rosemary Saum and Lorraine Murphee. Riding Every week Two groups oT horsewomen have TroTTed Through The Parlq and canTered along The beach or over The sand dunes. Cn Tuesdays The beginners wiTh Virginia l-lannah as manager have learned To wallc, TroT, and can- Ter, while The advanced secTion of Thursdays Group, wiTh Rosemarie Beerman as manager, has pracTiced iumping in addiTion To perTecTing Their Torm in The various gaiTs. Baseball and BaslceTball Under The coaching OT Miss McCall and Miss De Maria, sevenTyeTive girls were iniTiaTed inTo Thea meanings oT lillribbleli' PivoTl Guard your 'manl Self Tree! ShooTl lnTra-school games were held beTween The various Poly Teams during The TirsT halT oT The semesTer. .T The same coaches showed The girls The 'ins and ouTs oT baseball The lasT halT oT The Term. The sTudenT managers were: Senior, Julia Glo' very Sophomore, RuTh l-lood, l-lelen Fewer: Thursday group. Monday group, Charmion Phie lips, Junior. ' Dancing Percussion insTrumenTs have been used exe clusively in The dancing classes This year. The girls have shown Their abiliTy already aT The ParenT Teachers Associahon and Teachers' ln- A Limli. lili- a C,OlYlbl'YJilW'l cl' .yah and Hep ScaTch buT ils ca ShulTleboaid,l' A .wad drive wiih pl--My AT Term behind it. eunnall sTiTuTe, dancing To The wild beaT OT The drums and The weird rhyThm oT The cymbal bloclcs, and xylophones. The dancers are noT only learn- ing To inTerpreT The music in dance buT To ac- company Themselves, under The guidance of Miss Thompson. 59