hapepepiA RE bee Pet rN a = 7 is *, te OWE hy) Un tS ihe! eerrds rt ‘ PDD PAS dpe tnt ety aL 7 ARDEP ’ bet bs 2d PL erat — 14 MOE ate’ poh PL RP OD re Poe ata Pare MENG! LP? lt yinieighiniaeys aha OT Ane) tae ar Ssh) Ba inca Thal ths Atha PtH Pt DA AS NRA NT ed Etate 1 Goes ~~ ccanenmieRORD GIRLS’ ATHLETICS Archery Draayer, Skeen. Tournament Winners—Renae Sharon Hansen, and Jean Indoors or outdoors the gym classes were one of the most active organizations at Weber. Fall found the girls out on the field aiming at targets with bows and arrows. While the weather was still they warm, alternated Action on the Volleyball Court between speedball and softball. When the winter snows began to fall, the girls trotted indoors and tried their hands at hit-pin, volleyball, tenniquoit, basketball, and tumbling. The gym was usually filled with shouts and laughter but sometimes there was a pause when soft music filled the air and the girls learned the art of social danc- ing with the boys’ gym classes. The classes took time out at midyear to welcome Miss McPhail class in the absence who taught the of Mrs. Hall. RES as at sesh ek Fase cg Set ous pt see a acc . Bie Intramurals were held in volleyball, basketball, and softball. All in all the year was filled with action and activity for the lively group. Volleyball Champs—Front row: Diane Gibby, Shelia Cameron, Dolores Brown, Gaylene Garlick. Back row: Belva Painter, Renae Gall, Annette Austin, Renae Draayer and Emma Lou Nye. 117