Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Basketball came next on the sports program. Not enough girls came out for the wing games to play these off as a tournament. Those who did play practiced for the play day competition and for the sorority games. Sorority-independent competition really got underway with the be- ginning of the second semester. Good sportsmanship was shown all around and several spectators turned out to cheer the players on. The Alpha Xi Deltas Won the bas- ketball trophy to brighten up their suite. The Beta girls almost knocked themselves out in their successful efforts to take second place. Page Om: Hundred Tfwcnty-:mimi

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Pagz' Oni' Huudrvrl Tfwvllly-.fix Set 'em up! And score a point for the Morgue! Volleyball at- tracted the biggest tournout for sports this year. The old wing and the new wing of Voorhees tied for first place in the wing game competition. They each lost one game and Won one in the games between themselves, and outplayeci to outscore the rest of the teams. Following the wing games, sor- ority-independent competition be- gan. The Delta Zetas gave up the volleyball cup to the Beta girls. The Chi Omegas were the run- ners-up, losing out only after the final game was played.

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HEADS OF SPORTS LUCILE FRIESE MARY ANN FOSTER Carroll joined the Wisconsin Athletic Federation of College Women this year. The purpose of this newly organized WAFCW is to promote more and better inter-collegiate sports days for women. At the first annual convention it was decided to hold two all state playdays annually. Also at the convention, sportsdays versus playdays were discussed. The sportsday program would be planned so that each school would have its own team or teams and the competition would be between schools. Page Om' I11l7ll1'7'0ff Tfwcniy-aight