Greene County, Ohio

1951 Xenia Central High School Yearbook

GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION

Row I—Ann Finlay, Jean Kelble, Jackie Nichols, Barbara Gill, Colleen Swindler.

Row II—Arlene Martin, Phyllis Jones, Donna Lieurance, Jeri Blair, Janice Middleton, Louise Brooks, Frances Rumbaugh, Jayne Curtis, Betty Dabney, Patty Smith, Melva Ruse, Miss Shepherd.

Row III—Marilyn Terhune, Ruth Craig, Nancy Benson, Donna St. John, Martha Block, patty Leach, Gail Finlay, Shirley Matson, Beverly Arnovfitz, Martha Gable, Ruth Haselau, Shirley Bickett, Joann Boyer.

Row IV—Sue Nordlund, Cornelia Clark, Ann Morton, Joanne Smart, Martha Davis, Shirley Diamond, Wilma Amole, Phyllis Ringer, Eileen Mason, Patty Ralls, Marilyn Foley, Doris Muterspaw.

Row V—Joyce Irey, Sharlee Veidt, Sharon Morrow, Phyllis Detty, Joyce Bradford, mary Lou Beamer, Carol Patterson, Cordelia Coonce, Sandra McCallister, Peggy Watkins, Carol Knight, Donna Hall.

Row VI— Kathryn Ledbetter, Jill Watson, Barbara Gibson, Joan Hunt, D'Anne Manor, Peggy Neeld, Gail Mouser, Colleen Swindler, Jo Ann Codling, Marjorie Loy, Lois Piatt, Rosemary Simason.

Row VII—Beverly Fisher, Barbara Sprigg, marian Smith, Patty Sturgeon, Clara Trubee, June Hall, Sara Siefert, Margaret Bennett, Shirley Buckles, Louise Smith, Virginia Douglass, Patty Roach, Judith Wood.

Row VIII—Betty Rader, Patty Pemberton, Joanne Donges, Charlotte Camden, Nancy Bean, Carol Woodworth, Shirley Hinshaw, JoAn Palmer, Peggy Short, Sue Ann Jordan, Marjorie Schultz, Dorothy Codling.

OFFICERS:
President — Rosemary Simason
Vice President — Sue Ann Jordan
Secretary — Peggy Neeld
Treasurer — Kathryn Ledbetter
Point Secretary — Shirley Hinshaw
Advisor — Miss Shepherd

PURPOSE—To encourage athletics for all girls of the high school, to develop a spirit of fair play and sportsmanship among all students and to be a loyal member throughout the year.

Membership is open to any high school girl, who has a "C" average or above, and is interested in athletics.

This year the G.A.A. participated in both volley ball and basketball interscholastic games. The volley ball team won 2 out of 2 games; the basketball team won 8 our of 12 games.

Bill Hilgeman, city recreational director, was one of the speakers. Color slides of the West were shown at another meeting.

To raise money, old coat hangers were collected and refinished, and a bake sale was held. The G.A.A. sponsored a dance in April, and in May, a Mother-Daughter banquet.

Back to 1951 Yearbook Home Page