Woodway High School - Sinn Fein Yearbook (Edmonds, WA)

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G.A.A. Offers Sports That Girls Enjoy 146 Girls' athletics are sometimes forgotten in the excitement of boys' sports and interschool competition. The Girls' Athletic Association offers a varied sports program which allows almost every girl to show her talents. Activities range from track and basketball to swimming and bowling. G.A.A. got off to an impressive start this year with its suc- cessful tennis team. The perseverance of these twenty girls anf their coach finally paid off. The team finished the season with an 11-3 record, which placed them third in the County standings. When the basket- ball season began for the boys, the girlscould nolong- erusethegym.This opened the door to the new faces of the ping-pong lov- ers, loyce Kellen- berger and Dori Haskins. Left: lan Viegas swings in G.A.A. ' x ,, ,

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just as many strained muscles had begun to heal, cooler weather brought the interscholastic volleyball season. For several weeks hands ached from strenuous finger-tip push-ups and other calisthenics scheduled for the girls by their merciless coach, Miss Swinford. These hardy players finished with a 3-2 record. The rewards of practic- ing were evident when nine ofthe girls went to the county playoffs at Everett junior College where they played vol- leyball all morning and finished the day with a big splash in the College's Olympic-sized pool. Through G.A.A., Woodway's girls as well as its male ath- thletes, discover the personal satisfaction of practicing basic skills until one has mastered a sport and of being a contributing member of a team. Furthermore, many G.A.A. activities enable a girl to learn the fundamentals of games, such as bowling, which she may enjoy even after leaving school. ABOVE: Nancy Toy attempts a strike. The girls polished off an enjoyable winter season with ping- pong and bowling which continued throughout the month of February. 'I47