American International College - Taper Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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w l Archery -'f'0 0k26ia:.x 3.41. :ALX ' N- From the moment the co-eds arrive in September until they depart in May Cexcept of course tor the coldest daysl one finds scores of them on the athletic field shooting their bows and arrows. Archery certainly has hit the bull's eye as it is the best received sport on campus. The girls have found it lots ot fun teven looking for lost arrowsll besides its be- ing very beneficial to the posture. In the spring an intramural tournament Was held and a large number of girls partici- pated. The girls are hoping that next year they will be able to compete in tournaments with other colleges and bring further victories to A.l.C. MEMBERS Mary'Alice Bachelor Martha Clark Paula Kenny Ioan Bryan Eileen Crosson Helen Miazga Dorothy Burnham lune Dickenson Angel Ovian Ruth Cambridge Hazel Field Marie Polick Cassmeda Campora Betsy Hamlin Helen Rodalc Mildred Carmel Eunice Hastings Evangeline Voltze Eleanor Cash Marjorie Iackson Henrietta Wenger Lois Chick Frances Kantany Phyllis Willis Beverly Katz 1 108

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Ping Pong President . . . Lois Vezina Secretary-Treasurer Doris Cushing Manager . . . Iohn Macllonough Other Members: Arthur Allen Barbara Hagen Rudy Iacobsohn Oscar Bowie Kenneth Harris Philip McCall Dolores Brown George Hopper Dale Pelow lames Curran Arthur Sheehan The purpose of the Club is to promote good sportsmanship, and to develop a liking for the sport and skill in playing. The activities of the Ping Pong Club have included individual matches in the ping pong' room at Wright Hall, as well as match play with the members of the Punchon League, at group which is made up of teams in the Springfield area, includ- ing the following teams: Springfield Y.M.C.A., Northampton Ping-Pong Club, Westinghouse, Chicopee Ramblers, Boys' Club and A.l.C. lO7

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Volley Ball K In the spring and fall volley ball is popular with both the men and Women on campus. The game not only draws a group of enthusiastic players but also a large number of spec- tators Cespecially when the girls playl. Intramural teams have been organized and there is a great deal of interest and competition in this sport. The courts of Blount Park were taken during the fall and spring days with enthusiastic female tennis players. ln the fall it Was mostly practice, but in the spring the girls settled down to business. There were some really good tournaments which were enjoyed by all who watched or played. Tennis l 109