University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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K « « COR NflUSK.£R. » « )» Top Row — Rathbum, Lehsack, Thurloiv. Bottom Row — KoeHinu, Hoffman, Ginh. W A A Concessions MORE than 180 women enthusiastically participated in the W. A. A. concession at the football games during the past season. High saleswomen were rewarded for their efforts. Active members in the organization were in charge of checking sales in the stands and of selling o!i the Stadium concourse. Awards were made to Katharine Jensen, Mildred Gildner, Sarah Peterson, Jean Alden, Daisy Schoeppel, and Jane Lehnhoff for their exceptional selling ability. resentative 8 Top Row — Cooper, Charleaon, Schoeppel, Bartoah, Sterricker, Meyer, Chapvtan. Second Row -Go ' .denberfj, Hendricks, Dunn, Reedy, Long, Binkley, Bell, Jensen. Bottom Row — Landis, Deetken, Alden, Weaver Vermillion, Raher, Boos. —192— 5« « « Nl m€T€€)sJ THIRTY ONE

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K « « C O R.N fl U S C£ 1 » « m B Ruth Diamond TO promote health, interest in sports, good sportsmanship, and physical efficiency through participation in recrea- tional sport activity, is the purpose of the Women ' s Athletic Association of the University of Nebraska. Co- operating with the Department of Physical Education for Women, this organization offers a sports program which aifords an opportunity, in both individual and team games, to every women in the University. Aware of the splendid cultural and social contacts that .sports participation may give, the W. A. A. conducts its activities on a plan which will broaden the acquaintanceship of every University girl. Convinced no one is truly educated who has not at least one sport hobby for leisure time use, the W. A. A. appeals to every girl to join with other University girls in experiencing the real joy that comes from discovering a sport suited to her needs. Through affiliation with such national organizations as Women ' s Division of the National Amateur Athletic Federation, and the Athletic Conference of American College Women, this organization is a unit in the national movement which encourages a sport hobby for every girl. Thus our motto stands: A sport for every girl, and every girl in a sport . Miss Mabel Lee, Director of the Department of Physical Education for Women, is honorary advisor of the association while Miss Miriam Wagner and Miss Clarice McDonald are the sponsors. OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Ruth Diamond President Lucille Kelly Dorothy Weaver Vice-President Mildred Gish Jean Rathburn Secretary Dorothy Ch.arleston Bernece Hoffman Treasurer Bernece Hoffman COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR PRECEDING YEAR Herma Beckman Margaret Day Betty Wahlquist Lucille Kelly Susie Olney Top Row — Weai ' t ' r, Rathburn, Hoffman, Wahh uitst, Fair. Bottom Row — Kelly, Simpson, Olney, Day. §« « N IKI€Te€ J THII TV ONE

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|« c( « C O R.N H u s fee [ » » M Top Row— Stokes, Kuhl, Yotvell. Zimmerman, H iggard. Second Row— K eUy, Anderaan Guthrie, Wagner, Deetken. Bottom Row — MeCann, Kier, Diamond Binkle y, Orr. Physical Education Club THE Physical Education Club is an organization of majors in the profession of Physical Education, and through a social and educational program seeks to promote professional spirit. Bi-annually the Physical Education Club has Play Days for the majors, and it also contributes in organizing the big Play Day on the campus for all college women. Miss Lee frequently lectures on subjects relating to the broadening of the profession. The aim is to stimulate a broad and cultural view of life as well as a deep interest in physical education as a profession. . A. A. Sport Board lap Row Johnson Clarke, Goodale, Monia, Veniiilluyn, Zimmerman, ScheUhuru, Lebsock. Second Row — Deremer, Hatfield, Olney, Reedy, Andrews, Hyde, Martin, Nabety, Eby. Thiid Row — Wright, Thayer. McLaren, Alden, McCann, Jensen, Willey, Herman, .ixtell. Bottom liow — Diamond, Lotman, Deetken, Swift, Rosane, Lee, Gish, Beekman, Bleviws. - —193— « « « N IKI€T€e J Tfll I TV ONE 9 yml