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THE BLUE MOON
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THE BLUE MOON Center Forward ..... Right Inside. . . Left Inside. . . Right Wing. . . Left Wing .... Arhlenkr HOCKEY TEAM Goal, HELEN WHITTIER, Captain .DoRoTHY DUFF M. E. STEWART . . .D. LYSINGER . .... K. PANcoAsT . . . ....... C. Couzs Center Half .... ..... Right Half ..... ..... Left Half .,...... ..... Right Full-back Left Full-back ...,...... V. HANDLEY Louise BIAY PEGGY TAMS . . .B. BLAIR .M. TAYLOR RACTICE for hockey started soon after school was organized. Our team was practically composed of inexperienced players, as we had only four old girls on the team. But with the good training of our Coach, Miss Bleker, we were all enthusiastic to work up a fine team and see what we could accomplish in such a short time. Our games were all played on our field and were three in number. Our first game was with Springside on October Zlstg the second with Gordon Roney, October 28th, and the last with Mary Lyon, November 7th. Our next important event in Athletics was our Gymnasium Exhibition, which, after several months of earnest and tireless training, was presented on February 13th. lt was very impressive and well done, thanks to Miss Bleker, who exerted every effort to make it a success. Early in March the Blue and Gold Teams were organized, every girl being loyal in defending her color. The result of the secret ballot for Captains was as follows: Virginia Handley for the Gold, and Sally Adams the Blue. Sweet are the fruits of victory--so said We all when we partook of the dinner given for the Hockey Team on April 23rd in the Graduates' dining room. Everyone was on sides when the fun began, and each member of the team found a gold hockey ball at her place. The decorations were carried out in the colors of our Alma Mater, Blue and Gold. School cheers and songs were yodled most whole-heartedly for the team. lllay 8th was the crowning of the lllay Queen and Field Day, which included con- tests between the Blue and Gold teams in high jumping, relay racing, and basket ball throwing. Monday, May 31st, were the tennis finals, followed by tea on the Stone Terrace. Thus ended our athletics for 1926. Three cheers for Caskinsl Rah! Rah! Rah! Fortytwo
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