University High School, Jordannus,1954, Page 74

Description:	■■LFirst row: Martha Brown, Carol Cassidy, Shirley Noel, Georgia Whaley, Janet Martin, Leona Wallace, Phyllis Galyan,and Nancy Reeves.Second row: Jeanne Gilmore, Beverly Walden, Justine Dane, Catherine Craig, Virginia Trumpy, Sharon Wylie,and Judy Figg.Third row: Cygna Enterline, Ellen Douglas, Mary Poolitsan, Marina Snow, Helen Topolgus, Ann Moorman, NancyNeal, and Anne Van Wagtendonk.Fourth row: Mary Ann Burger, Sarah Burke, Gretchen Krueger, Diane Abram, Jan Casner, Carol Cason, and DonellaJackson.(■AA Club Plavs A Definite RoleThe Executive Council of GAA is madeup of the officers and managers of the club.The officers are Nancy Reeves, president;Sharon Wylie, vice-president, and Sarah Burke,secretary-treasurer.The remaining part of the executive councilis composed of the managers of each individualsport. The managers and their sports are JanetMartin, bowling; Jan Casner, volleyball; LeonaWallace, softball; Martha Brown, basketball;Margie Niles, hockey; Carol Cason, speedball;Martha Hoadley, deck tennis and ping pong;Ellen Douglas, archery and track, and DianeAbram, tennis and badminton.The officers of the club are elected by theentire membership and managers are chosenby the president and Miss Lackey.The purpose of the executive council is toplan all events and discuss all problems thatarise during the year. These girls have a bigjob, especially during the seasons they manage.First row: Nancy Reeves, president; Janet Martin, bowling manager; Martha Brown, basketball manager; JanCasner, volleyball manager, and Sharon Wylie, vice-president.Second row: Martha Hoadley, table tennis and decktennis; Margie Niles, hockey; Carol Cason, speedball;Leona Wallace, baseball; Sarah Burke, secretary-treasurer,and Ellen Douglas, track and archery.Not pictured: Diane Abram, tennis.A1Page seventy-four
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