West Side High School - Successus Yearbook (Union City, IN)

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G. A. A. The Girls' Athletic Association was very active this year. The officers were as following: Christine Brown, president: Fern Durham, vice-presidentg Shirley Lees, secretary: Barbara Hooper, treasurer. Under the leadership of Miss Garnant, the girls had a skating party and had some track and field events. Some of their in-door sports were basketball, volley-ball, and badminton. The girls enjoyed a very successful year. Intramural Again this year, as in previous years, an intramural basketball schedule was carried out for those boys not playing with the Wildcats or Kittens. Mr. Thrall and Mr. Allison were in charge of this activity. Although the season was not too long, it was marked by many well-played games. Wilson Martin Hufford Wise Hotmire Burris Shifflej. Merritt Frazier Ashley Geyer Snyder S. Hines Ross Altic B. Hines Leahey Miller Reish Blankley Stull Bower Baker Hofmann Bratton Rossner Re sor Won Lost Martin -8- 5 Wilson S 3 Hufford 2 6 Wise l 7 yi' 5 W if

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Bowling Strikes, spares, splits, and misses were all enjoyed as the 1949-50 bowl ing season was opened by our sponsor, Hr. Brumbangh, in the newly built Union City Bowling Alley. The season opened November 8, 1949, with 32 bowlers rolling a 22 game schedule. 'Sure-striken Gail Bretton took the top honors of the league, standing with a 170 average, followed by Robert Hufford holding a. 1148 average. Miss Waltz was hizh for the girls with 133. G. W. B. G. G. J. H. T. D. R. D. J. B. N. Ju. Bratton. . Brumbaugh Hufford. . Miller . Snyder . Fulk . . Waltz . Johnson . Martin . Parks . . Ashley . . Harshbarger. . . . Hines . . Dillon . . Reish . 170 150 150 1h9 1143 137 132 129 128 128 122 121 118 115 110 lwgww, A C. L. M. T. P. B. B. R. C. JS. V. D. S. C. P. Brown. . Bragg . Seman. . Merritt Wright . Bower. . Mullen . Witters Fraze . Reish . Nogerman Smiley . Hartnick Webster Stilts,. of-'Pc' 110 106 102 100 98 9h 9h 93 88 85 83 83 81 70 65

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very successful season The band marched for the first time during the year at the centennial The mixed chorus swung into the Christmas season by singing huns the Night Before Christmas' and 'The Nutcracker Suite Thirteen out of twenty five participants won first-division ratings at the District Solo and Ensemble Contest At the State Contest, six of the thirteen placed in first division District and State Band Orchestra, and Vocal Contests were held April 1 and 15, respectively The Music Department is proud of the five firsts re ceived at Winchester and the honors won at Danville A spring concert closed the season for the year 1949 50 ' I The Music Department, under the direction of Robert Dwiggins, has had s