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C.
C. H. S. Clubs
Girls'
Athletic Association
This
association enjoyed another successful year under the capable
leadership of a new sponsor, Miss Marting. Not only did the
girls participate in such games as volley ball, basketball, and
softball, but the also had parties, potluck suppers, and various
other social hours.
All
the girls of the club look upon Miss Marting as a real companion
and wish to thank her for her interest in them.
Officers
Norma
Lou Brown-President
Dorothy
Deason-Vice President
Elizabeth
Johnson-Program Chairman
Jeanne
Coffman-Secretary/Treasurer
Photo
shows: Betty Hale, Velma Smith, Mary Lewis, Betty Dean,
Alberta Walters, Wilma Miller, June Boyle, Janell Guantley, Helmi
Krappe, Florine Schlueter, Melba Carr, Peggy Cromeenes, Betty
Allen, Frances McKinney, Ruth Day, Elizabeth Johnson, Norma Lou
Brown, Dorothy Deason, Jeanne Coffman, and Miss Marting.
Boys'
Physical Education
The
physical education classes for boys were under the guidance of
several different teachers this year. Due to the vacancy
left by Mr. Deason, Mr. Galbreath assumed direction of the classes
but was soon called to the United States Army. Mr.
Hildebrand was then selected to take the position, but he, too,
was called to service. When Mr. Hildebrand left, Mr.
Malcomson was selected and planned to remain until the Navy called
him to active duty.
Photo
shows: Lunde, Cady, W. Robinson, Miller, Givens, Gass, D.
Sanders, Gher, Foley, Welch, Harris, Lipe, Stanley, H. Sanders,
Russell, Kimmel, Buller, Leonard, J. Robinson, O'Hara, Brasswell,
Bolen, Stearns, Cheatum, Kiefer, Dippel, Mull, Seibert, Speck,
Menteer, Stowers, Clark, Beane, Brown and Instructor Hildebrand.
Girls'
Physical Education
The
girls' physical education department is under the direction of
Miss Bertha Lee Marting. Freshmen and Sophomores are
required to take physical education twice a week. Junior
girls go to class once a week. The physical education
program consists of gymnastic exercises at the beginning of each
class period; group games, such as basketball, baseball,
volleyball, soccer, tumbling and mat work; folk dances; individual
stunts, and replays. Miss Marting should be given credit for
her earnest endeavor in trying to promote better health among our
high school girls.
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