Boston University College of Practical Arts and Letters - Sivad Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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There are two swimming groups: one, a class which meets every week at the Big Tree Pool, Harvard, to learn life-saving in the hope of attaining the senior Red Cross title; the other, a class at the Brookline pool on Wednesday evenings for beginners and those wishing to swim just for recreation. The hikers have been recently organized into squads of nine girls. Leaders have been chosen, and now there is much compctition for mileage records. The new point system for athletics this year is intended to give the girls a new incentive to play, and to reward the efforts of those who do play. BASKETBALL VOLLEYBALL First Team First Team WiEW nae WweeWe 9 5 6 os 6 o o civ IMTS? WEAN 5 o » 2 a ow ao 0 Ith Playing allfpames =. es e300 IPenvauoves Ayllll eames 5 4 4g og 6g | a PlAvinwe es PAMES sees ee ap. cO0 Plewphxe SA PRIMES 5 56 o Go o 1 IPs Playing % games. 200 Pillangihayee Wh famines 5 56 5 6 o o 1bW Substitutes (can de had only once) 50 Quote «go kl OS Captaincy . 50 Captaincy . 50 Managership Award granted team. Managership Award ‘granted team Second Team Second Team Makingwteam=- 68... «5. . «, 200 Makin ga teatn areas eae ame ee gee 2 Gl O00 Playing all games ..... . 200 Playing all games. . . . . . 100 Rlavine mee camesees.e.g 2. es —1L50 Playing we PRN 6 a 0 oo Oe rts) Playing % games . 100 Playing 721 Camess yn! a4) aa 00 Substitute (can be had only once) . 50 SUD SUICUCC roman es) o el Gp tugs oe) Captaincy . 50 Captaincy . 50 Practice (for those not making team) Practice (for those not making team) 100ce vattendance 6 2... . 3.100 LOO Vaealtendances.) 0. have -. 8. 00 pee atlendancecus i. © 2 2 6 75 T59%o attendance. . . . . . . 40 Tie BARONY . 4 5 o og o 5 (8H Go9oeattendance: 249. 4 + «= . 30 TENNIS HIKING : : 25 miles in not more than 5 hikes. 50 eee oe eS ay Se ee he 50 miles in not more than 10 hikes. 100 Semi-finals . . » 300 Participants (above first round) LON Players disqualified . . 2 5 Manager Award granted players Under the enthusiastic leadership of Miss McClintock and Miss Camp- bell, athletics are gaining the appreciation and support that they deserve; and we all realize that, in their place, they are as important as any subject in our curriculum. [181]

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First Row: NAIGLES, Miss CAMPBELL, LORD Second Row; SCHAEDEL, KEAY, KELMAN, MCGUIRE Athletic Assuriation ESTHER ENO . ; : 5 3 : : : President ROSE NAIGLES : ; : : ; Vice-President MARGARET FORKNALL . é : : : : Secretary MIRIAM KELMAN . ‘ ; ; ; : : Treasurer DOROTHY BLEVINS, Basketball Mgr. ESTELLE LorD, Tennis Manager LIGIA JIMENEZ, Volleyball Manager MARION MCGUIRE, Fencing Manager RENA KEAY, Swimming and Hiking Manager The Athletic Association sponsors all our sport activities, and these are varied enough to meet everyone’s tastes and talents. There is volley- ball in the fall, basketball during the winter, and tennis in the spring. Instead of having one varsity team to play outside colleges, we have a team from each class here at P. A. L., thus bringing many more girls into the game, and at the same time preserving a friendly spirit of competition. The all-year sports include fencing, swimming, and hiking. The fenc- ing class, which opened last year under the instruction of Captain Woolfson of the C. B. A. fencing team, is continuing this year with over sixty mem- bers. Mr. Woolfson has been assisted by several members of his team. [ 180 ]

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SENIOR BASKETBALL a First Row: LIFCHITZ, LEVIN, NAIGLES, MACDONALD, MATHEWS Second Row: FRUMKIN, KELMAN, MISS CAMPBELL, NORMAN, GOLDEN JUNIOR BASKETBALL First Row: LINEHAN, ENO, MCGORUM, MCGUIRE Second Row: VINKS, VAUGHAN, MISS CAMPBELL, EDDY, WYLIE