Ypsilanti High School - Ypsi Dixit Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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It was another undefeated year in girls’ basketball for the class of ‘62. They won both of their games by giving the Seniors and Sophomores little chance to even score. These girls are really on the ball and are looking forward to more victories in future sports. The Seniors 4 and Sophomores tied for second place in f 4 the tournament. They also, are looking : for better breaks in the future. t ; Sophomores: (Front row): Charlotte Jackson, Joyce Jelk, Bessie West. (Second row): Diane Fidler, Carol York, Sally Seck, Elizabeth Walker. Juniors: (Front row, | to r): Janet Trigg, Nancy Mirer, Vernita Mitchell, Judy Weston, Lana Ludeman. (Sec- ond row): Jo Ann Hunter, Emma Oliver, Sandy Shaw, Dorothy Lee, Anita Horne, Pat Wray, Joyce Roach. Seniors: (Front row, | to r): Jackie Julien, Charlotte Beatty, Dorothy Sims, Elaine Penive, Ann Eathman, Elsie Kosky, Sandra Vick, Carrie Massey, Lucille Williams. Viatt Crane is behind the ball. “62 Netters Champs Again Senior-Sophomore = 8-8 Senior-Juniors — 7-9 Juniors-Sophomores — 28-13 Action: (I to r): Mary Ann Minier, Nancy Mirer, Joyce Roach, Charlotte Jackson are ‘‘mixing it up’ during one of the practice sessions.

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Over 93 girls participated this year in volleyball activities, earning points for the G.A.C. merits. =o Sophomore’s Third Place Junior's Second Place ‘‘We were too pooped to pop!’’ We put our best foot forward but... °’ (Front row): Carol York, Susie Stitt, Janie Wilbanks, Lana Ludeman, Dorothy Lee, Joanne Hunter, Nancy Nancy Thorold, Chery! Anderson Mirer, Sue Gretzinger, Judi Weston, Barbara -Suggitt, (Second row): Jenine Malty, Nancy Clough, Shirley Emma Oliver Howard It was another vic- torious year for the great class of ’6] in Scores girl’s volleyball. Hav- . : Juniors papbameres ing led all the way, the : : seniors pushed the jun- 7 - Juniors iors in to second place : 7 and the sophomores into : : ibe ‘ = : : Seniors Sophomores third place, not giving : . 15 4 either class a chance to , ao ERS 15 5 catch up because of . their powerful force. Senior’s First Place That winning Ipana smile!’’ Mary Everard, Beverly Renton, Ann Rathman, Jackie Julien, Elaine Penive, Viatt Crane, Pat Hirschlieb, Sandra Vick, Charlotte Beatty

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Spring sports got off to a booming start for all classes. Everyone had lots of fun by wearing Miss Rataiczak’s nerves down. Swimming made those ‘‘fast-acting”’ push their individual skills in a drive for first place. Everyone ended up with sev- eral aches and pains never had before, but contented minds after losing a few of those extra pounds. Jackie Julien shows underclassmen how its done! That last breath! SPRING’S HERE FOR G. A. C. Everything went to the birds, or “bird- ies’ so to speak, when badminton got started. This was one sport where no one’s eyes wandered at passers-by. Every girl became a skilled marksman and couldhit a bull’s eye with their “‘birdies”’ and rackets. “A bird flew...” Baseballs were flying every which way in Prospect Park when our girls’ got behind the bats Everyone had a great time getting dirt into their tender hands, and yelling at the top of their lungs. There It Goes!