University of Washington - Tyee Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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PAGE 1 8 3 - l T ? , , ?W3?a6 tfi ' 3- .. Q t' I . s N, A Y .. ,x . , W . ,V p aw, -' X -few X A . JN f Iv Mlm- sack Q 1 Q L Q , l Womerfs Intramural Trophy l l l NEW trophy for Women's Sports was pre- sented by Mrs. Manch Garhart to the Women's Athletic Association dur- ing the fall quarter of this year, as an award in Intramural competition. I ' l innovation in the Competitive Intramural sports are a re atlve y new women's athletic program. The activities now included are swimming, baseball, basketball, horseshoes, tennis and golf. Plans are being made to extend the scope of intramurals, however, as soon as the d emand war- I'2lI1tS. The cup is to be awarded at the spring banquet of the W. A. A. each year, to the house which has earned the greatest number of points 1n Intramural sports during the entire year. The award will consist of having the name of the victorious group engraved on the cup. Any organized group of girls on the campus is eligible to compete in the contest. Points will be awarded in each sport, one hundred points for championship, seventy-five points for second place, fifty points for third place and twenty points if all participation rules are kept and the group does not place. The Intramural program is presided over by a specially appointed Intramural manager, the faculty adviser and a committee bers. This committee will settle any questions that may arise concerning the program or the awarding of the cup. Miss Margaret Duncan is faculty of seven mem- adviser this year. The trophy is a valuable addition to the athletic department adding a new incentive to Intramural competition. 1170lIl0Il9S lntriunuril ixlthletic troph

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yo occ 0 LLLLL Baird, Bond, Cook, Grant Mrffloud, Micldleion, Mills, Pritchard, Ross purpose O L Q HE Young Women's Christian Association of the University of Washington, a member of the Young Womengs Chris- tian Associations of the United States of America, and a participant in the Worldgs Student Christian F ederation, declares its purpose to he: We, the members of the Young Women's Christian Association of the University of Washington, unite in the desire to realize full and creative life through a growing knowledge of Godg We determine to have a part in making this life possible for all people. In this task, we seek to understand Jesus and follow Him. freshman Commission OFFICERS- MARION B1-:RTRAM .. MILDRED BACKEBERG SALLY SUE ALLEN Ames, Allen Aunmzy AMES . .i.......... ....... . ...............President Vice-President ..........Secretary ...,.,...,Treasurer SS C5 U1 v-I co xl l Li 3 f

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-1--M "VQ A X. 1 ,hwx ilthl ti onference of ilmerican College WY lllllell Clark, Duncan., Harris, Johnson Kirschner, Magoon, Schm'd z L, Tennant, Wentworth l 0 -L HE Seventh Western Sectional Athletic Conf ence of American College Women was held at th ' ington during the week of A ' annu 11 er- e Unlv ' prll 13 a y, the ' ersity of Wash- , this year. This conference is held national conference being held every third year. In 1928 the Western Division delegates met in Tucson, Arizona. The last national conference was held in Ithaca, New York in 1927. The honor of being hostesses to the conference fell to the University of Washington this year. Over twenty-eight college and university delegates attended the ses- sion. States represented were Montana, Idaho, Oregon, California, Arizo- na, Utah, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Nevada and Washington. Problems of Intramural sports, play days, interclass sports and social activities of the Women's Athletic Association were discussed at the con- ference. Reports were given on successful point systems and suggestions were made as to W. A. awards. The program arranged for the entertainment of visiting delegates included dinner at the Via. Fontana, luncheon at the Inglewood Golf and Country Club, Pan-Hellenic dinner, and a formal banquet at the Wil- sonian. Tours of the city, boat trips around the lakes and locks were arranged to entertain the ' ' through the visitors. . ,NA . ff X 7 .Q X 1 - 'Gifs 3.5 ,gil , .WwM.f'WWTX ,,ia , " 23? 011' ,ww W ,ww m J . .-.nfl -J' .Y . .. .N- .. M L.-I - ' , . -4 f . '-aa . , -' , A ,, -.,. , 4,...: .1 , - -4 1 W, , ' Z5 yr 1 9 v ,..,., 1-. if Ce- ff gf lf. W-Lim '- 'f - f f V , K' the '54, wf' vw zf' '- '1 "mf ' -X x WRX Wi 'Zu f Y XR YN SN ki 77' 59 . .. ff, -I Z X,-FA, , s H A? ,f,,. -, . ' My ,gnu X '- f f 'uf , f '- V 07, 'V V ' I Qs ,. K 9 vi QQQWZ 7 , 5 KQEQ li gy ,s , 4 9. ., X x N a . fl f, , ,,A9,., ,Q 9 ,Ez pf Q , gffjif ewfw V. 4 .mlef www' I :lax - ' ' .Q mwdw ,Wwe 41 A WJWQ gzggq ggfy, 21 " 3 ,WAMQ --PM .MMM 'ZZWWf ,.v ,?2'Vf." Su at . ,jf if?F , x m e ? 9 if . 1 Q ' 036 ,gg ' 535 Q ,fy fl , .3 f-26,4 1 .5 - ,gg . , . '55 ,W ': ' 7 .4 J Ml" f . ,, Q va - f N SSN Km X x G stssN5E-b if ' ' '1 ,. l V