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The baseball season for 1940 was won by last year's sophomores. Captained by Nora Davis, they walked away with top honors, by defeating the Freshmen 6-1, the Juniors ro-5, and the Seniors 5-4. The juniors came in for a close second when they downed the Freshmen 15-o, and the Seniors 3o-2. The Seniors after setting the Freshmen down 15-r, won their only victory, and took third place. Although the bottom honors they show fine spirit and maybe a championship team next year. Basketball season started and ended with much enthusiasm. The Seniors, after a hard- fought season, won the championship. Under the captainship of Donna Dresser they started the season by defeating the Freshmen, led by Margaret King, 34-12. In the second game, the juniors, with Emalu Martin as captain, won their only game when they toppled the Freshmen 12-6. The Sophomores, under captain Wilma Sykes, defeated the Freshmen 28-12, and the juniors rr-9. The most thrilling game of the season was the Senior-Sophomore game. It was a PAGE FORTY-EIGHT TOP ROW: Ruth Ernst, Iva Hoppe, Rita Givens, Margie Tidrow, Amelia Von Dollen, Emalu Martin. BOTTOM ROW: Gladys Rouge-ot, Joyce Lamb, Nora Davis, Aileen Estey, Helen Harper, TOP ROW: Miss McPeak, Verna Davis, Phyllis Renke, Mary Davis, Marie Von Dollen, Lois Carpenter. BOTTOM ROW: Lucille Fox, Ella Von Dollen, Donna Dresser Ruth Frazier, Pearl German. Banda!! ani Baaaaifda!! hard fight to the finish, but the Seniors came out victorious by one basket, with a score of 26-24. The Junior-Senior game also proved to be a close game, but the Seniors finally downed the Iuniors 14-12. Second place honors went to the Sophomores with the juniors coming in for third, and the Freshmen last. A day enjoyed by all high school girls in San Luis Obispo County is the annual Girls' Play Day. This year, Play Day was held at San Luis on April 19. The theme for the day was South American. Thirty-two girls from Paso were present and enjoyed the day. After registering they attended an assembly where they made plans for the day. Then the girls played such games as volley ball, baseball, ten- nis, and badminton. Paso made a very good showing as they won almost every game in all the sports. In the aftemoon a very interesting program was presented with each school taking part. After an exciting day the girls returned home, tired but happy. Due to the long rainy season sports were very inactive this year.
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