Waupun High School - Waubun Yearbook (Waupun, WI)

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E 1st Row-I.. Buteyn, J. Nummerdor, A. Vande Zande, N. Freriks, B. Engler, J. Andrews, D. Clarke. 2nd Row--Miss Bodette, B. Franklin, E. Pinnow, N. Hooker, N. Paffenroth, S. Powers, R. Nyhuis. 3rd Row-M. Schouten, E. Meagher, L. Vande Zande, E. Johnson, J. Zeitlow. G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association is an organiza- tion for girls interested in sports. The purpose of the group is to develop sportsmanship, co- operation, loyalty, and to have fun. Meeting once a week, the girls participate in hit-pin baseball, volleyball, badminton, basketball, bowling, softball, and dancing. This organization elects officers each year plus heads of each sport, whose iob it is to make up the teams and get the tournaments played. The G. A. A. is having a new award system. This is called the point system which is now in operation. According to this plan a girl will get so many points for playing on a class team, so many for hiking, etc. G. A. A. also engages in such activities as sell- ing programs and sponsoring dances. 'Ist Row-M. Guenther, R. Herbener, M. Turner, C. Am- thor, H. Westra, C. Keough, M. Grusnick. 2nd Row- M. Wilsie, M. Meagher, B. Johnson, Y. Nyhuis, K. Griep- entrog, I.. Freriks, B. Siddall. 3rd Row-B. Hansen, C. Pinnow, D. Keach, S. Van Hierden, J. Tank, P. Smith. The club had a play-day this spring, in which surrounding schools participated. Digging for the gold of talent in the G. A. A. was the job of these miners known as heads of sports: Donna Irish . . . Basketball Mary Pat Swisher . . Volley Ball Barbara Bal . . . Field Hockey Sally Ullerich . . Bowling Donna Pahl . . . Bqgebqll Officers of the Mining Company G. A. A. were: Donna Fanshaw ..... President Jean Potter . . . . Vice President Beverly Buchholz . Secretary-Treasurer Connie Luck . . Recording Secretary 'S' Row-Il Fvnshow, J. Potter, C. Luck, s. Buchholz, s. uuefafh, Miss Bodette. 2nd Row-D. Irish, M. Swisher, B. Bal, D. Pohl, S 1Q2x

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Back-D. Thackray, E. Kovalaske, M. Paffenrolh, G. Jentz, J. Giebink, R. Kastein, Mr. Gadbaw, R. Peters. Front-N. Ohm, A, Blackbird, N. Winkler, W. Neeman, R. Towne, D. Kinkel. TENNIS In their quest for gold, the tennis team, coached by Mr. Gadbaw, was successful, for it not only had an undefeated season against Little Ten opponents, but it also took Little Ten Honors. R. Peters, J. Giebink, Mr. Gadbaw, W. Gieblnkf G- Jeni! Gaylord Jentz defeated Roland Peters in the final for the singles championship. The points earned by these boys along with those won by the doubles team, Wes and John Giebink, gave the team enough points so that Waupun won the team championship. GOLF The I9-48 W. H. S. golf squad, coached by Mr. Otto Schenke, had a very successful year. The team won the Little Ten cham- pionship and placed l9th in the state tournament. The squad played in eight golf meets during the season, placing lst in four meets, 2nd in two meets and l4th and l9th in the other two. The team also defeated a W. H. S. faculty golf team D Spaulding B Porter B Duerson O Schulz Top Row-R. Archer, C. Mertens, C. Godbaw, D. Spaulding, B. Redeker, B. Porter, B. Duerson. Bottom Row-D. Reilly, B. Michaels, O. Schulz, Mr. Schenke.

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