Wyoming High School - Roundup Yearbook (Wyoming, OH)

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GAA. CDFFICERS F. Sauder, F. Usllzolflmff. C. Corrlrxv President, Fritzi Ostholthoffg Vice-President, Claire Cordes: Secretary-Treasurer, Faye Souder G.A.A. started oH a very successful season with the tennis tournament. There were about thirty contestants and it lasted for a month and a half. The winner in the girls' events were as follows: Girls' singles... ...,. . ..,..,.,. .,.....,,,,,, l Jolly lllalcom lllixed Doubles.. Gordon Naugle, Carol Clark Girls' doubles ...,... Polly Malcolm, Claire Cordes. The tennis tournament lasted until the end of October, at which time the volleyball tournament got under way. Ar first we organized teams made up of girls from grades seven to twelve. Then the class teams were organized. The captains for the volleyball teams were -loan Sorenson, Joan Woeste, Lois Dixon, Janice Von Bergen, Jane Von Bargen, and joan Sears. Immediately following the volleyball, the ping-pong tournament was held. For this sport one hundred and twenty-five students turned out. This was the largest turnout of any previous year. The winners of the girls' events were as follows: Singles ...,...... .,..., ....,.,......,....,.. P eggy Short Klixed Doubles . ..,, Nancy Tuttle Doubles ....,.......,,.,... Peggy Short, Nancy Porter Roger VVright Right after Christmas vacation, basketball began. The teams were formed in the same way as the volleyball teams. The names of the teams were Neeties, Amazons, D. A. Rl. S. E. L. S., Scrumbos, lts, and Rim Riders. For the first time G. A. A. has succeeded in organizing a bowling league which bowls with the larger balls on the Crocker Lanes in Lockland. Bowling was held every YVednesday except holidays until the end of Klarch. There are four teams: three girls' teams and one boys' team, and two sub- stitutes. The highest average for the girls is that of lllary Dent Gray, which is one-hundred and twelve. and for the boys, Richard Dollins, who has one-hundred and twenty-one. On February twenty-third we invited Hartwell to bring two teams of high school girls to play basketball at the VVyoming gym. YVe became acquainted with many of the girls and would enjoy greatly another playday with Hartwell. On Blarch first, two of our basketball teams were visitors at Loskland High School. Also a bowling playday at Lockland was held. G. A. A. ended a very successful season with a breakfast, at which the new officers were installed and the awards for the past year distributed.

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TENNIS FIRST ROW-fllr. Nnuyle, f. Hall, Uv. Beall, J. Corllrrlrle, G. Nuugle SECOND ROW-R. Lipperr, F. .llrI'lrrrf1n, IV. Jmlerson, H. Ellis. H. HHSFIIFI' Under the capable guidance of Mr. Naugle, the tennis team has made an exceptionally good start this year. No matchas have been played as yet, because in the fall the team was too much occupied with tournament play for competitive matches. However, it is probable that in the spring there will be a strong team organized, which should turn in a very good record for itself. The all-city tournament for high school boys was held at VVyoming this fall under the direction of Mr. Naugle. And it was Klr. Naugle's son, Gordon, only a sophomore but a really excellent tennis player, who advanced to the finals before being beaten by Hittle, a Hughes junior, in the last match. Gordon's showing was exceptional for so young a player, and it is probable that he will do even better in the coming tournaments. He ranks first among boys in the Ohio Valley and third in the YVestern Tennis Awociation. However, Gordon did clean up in the school tournament held only for VVyoming High School. He won the boys' singles, he and Jack Coshrane took the boys' doubles, and he and Carol Clark won in the mixed doubles. A great many people came out for this tournament, and there were quite a few exciting and interesting matches played. Everyone is looking forward to the team's winning a great many of their matches when they start playing competition in the spring.

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