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Page 94 text:
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Page N inety There is lots of hard work for the heads of sports. There are headaches, too, such as postponed volleyball games, baseball games that are rained out and Coach Huddleston saying, Sorry girls, but my boys just have to practice for that big game tonight. But everything worked itself out and the sports were all successful thanks too: Mary Rose Swansonehockey, Noema Lorenzevolleyball, Jane GOSSebaSketball, Joan Slocum- badminton, Sally Sibbaldetennis and Alice Croftsebaseball. The first sport of the season is field hockey. On warm fall afternoons jean-clad girls can be seen on the chalk-lined hockey field, north of the infirmary, armed with hockey sticks, trying to maneuver the round ball into their opponent's goal. However, because of Waukesha's uncertain fall weather, games were scheduled under difficult conditions and no sorority competition could be arranged. But hockey is still a weII-liked sport among Carroll girls.
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ilk Keeping records and maintaining correspondence with other W.A.A. gr0ups were the officers: PresidenteShirley Orthmann, Vice Presidente-Jean Aplin, Secretary-Marianne Van Epps, Treas- urer-Joan Wilpolt, and Publicity Chairman-Janet Haugh. They arranged games with other College teams and aided by Teach they saw that W.A.A. had one of its most successful seasons. Through the hard work of these girls the administrative end of W.A.A. was skillfully handled. t i i W , A M , yer From the hockey field on the lower campus and Buchner tennis courts to the basketball floor in the gym, these girls can be seen practicing and playing for the dear old team. Win or lose they have dis- :overed that W.A.A. is fun. Page Eighty-nine
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Girls, basketball at Carroll is always one of the favorite sports. The W.A.A. team, chosen by Teach from the sorority and independent teams, played exciting games against the WAVES of Great Lakes and Cardinal Stritch College. In sorority- independent competition the Inde- pendents took the lead early with the Beta's and Chi 0's trailing close- ly behind. The most exciting volleyball season in many years was fin- ally completed. As a result of a three-way tie between Delta Zeta, Beta and Chi 0, two extra rounds of games were necessary. After many nip and tuck battles, the Chi O's finally emerged Victorious. Page N inety-one
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