College of San Mateo - Campus Yearbook (San Mateo, CA)

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70 The CAMPUS 1 1930 Women's Athletics Wiomenls Athletic Association HUNDRED and fifty girls wearing white middies and Haunting colored ribbons, chased potatoes and leaped energetically in burlap sacks-not in the least resembling dignified college women. San Jose and San Francisco State Teachet's Colleges were well represented, as well as San Mateo j.,C., the hostess. This Sports Day, which took place in November, was the first activity of the recently organized W. A. A. It was held on the Burlingame High School field, as the facilities there were better than at the junior College. After the races the girls separated for the different sports. Some played volleyball on the green of the football field, some were driven to the Burlingame or San Mateo city courts for tennis matches, and others went to the gym for basket- ball. Each girl played in at least two games, for winners played winners and losers played losers. , In the gaily decorated cafeteria everyone met for luncheon. Chrysanthe- mums and crepe paper in the colors of the day-purple, orange, red. and green-had been arranged by Elizabeth jackson, decoration chairman. Between the songs and yells, Alice johnson managed to put on her program of skits, songs and dances. San jose and San Francisco also contributed to the program. The purpose of this Sports Day was not only to enjoy the fun involved, but to promote a spirit of friendship between the schools. Credit is due Miss Young and Mrs. Bond, who worked very hard for its success. W. A. A. BANQUET A Ttiumphantly closing their first season, the W. A. A. held a get-together banquet at the Oak Tree Inn in December. Dinner was followed by a short business meeting, and then Miss Young formally initiated. the thirty-one charter members. Dr. Elizabeth Balderson, who had been elected an honorary member, was presented with a W. A. A. membership pin. Numerals and pins were awarded to the basketball and tennis teams.

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72 The CAMPUS f 1950 mmmnunuinIulInununumuvunnnummuummInumImuminnum:munuulnniunnnnlnunnnnuuninmnumuunnn1nummummuumIn:mumnuIulIIuiI:mulIlnmnunnm Tezznir Brzfketbfzl! CBezsfQetball INNING all of their games but one, the First Sophs emerged as the seasorfs champs. Led by Captain Alice Claire Smith, they defeated the other teams by good margins, though several of the games were strongly contested. As there were not enough High Sophs for a team, the Low Sophs, who had plenty of good material, were divided into a First and Second team, while the Low and High Frosh were combined. Basketball manager Bunny Bertram saw that games were run OH on schedule. Virginia jones was elected captain of the Second Sophs and Helen McCamley of the Frosh. A practice game was held with San Mateo High School, but other- wise competition was all interclass. Mrs. Bond coached all of the teams. Fin! Sophr fwifzfzeizfjz Alice Smith Qcj, Helen Kimball, Evelyn Eschelbach, Ruth Knutsen, Lillian De Hay, Bernita Bertram. Second Soplar: Virginia Jones fcj , Dot Cole, Ruth Whiteluead, Elsie Albrecht, Barbara Button, Caroline Wfhite. Frodo: Helen McCamley fcj, Thelma Hollister, Rosalie Meadows, Agnes Sullivan, Ardis Eckhardt, Elizabeth Nolan, Maxine Vierick, Jessie Eitel, Leota Mitchell.