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

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SAN MATEO JUNIOR COLLEGE 75 QninIunulIinInlmimiulmnummmumiinunlmlminIrunulumlliuunini I I I I IHIIIIIHII Tennis f Fall 1929 The able management of Marguerite Koenig made the fall season of tennis the first successful one in that sport. The school tournament, for which any- one was eligible, was played off .with several surprises and a number of closely-contested matches. Evelyn Gassagne eliminated Mary Foster to become Womei1's Tennis Champion. The interclass teams were chosen from the tour- nament material and are as follows: Frorh: Mary Foster, Muriel Ingolls, singles, Beatrice Henrotte, Barbara joseph, ' doubles. Sophrz Evelyn Gassagne, Florine Robinson, singles, Carmel Saunders, Faith Jordan, doubles. SPRING, 1930 This semester the interclass games will precede the school tournament. As each of the four outstanding players of the college-Evelyn Gassagne, Mary Foster, Ardis Eclchardt, and june Hedger-happens to represent a dif- ferent class, some very hotly contested games are promised, though none of the matches have been played at the time the Cninpnr goes to press. The school tournament will take the form of a Round Robin instead of the usual elimination tournament. Any woman interested in tennis is eligible and is urged to compete. The players were ranked acording to their ability, each girl having the right to challenge the two ahead of her. In this way no one will be eliminated until the championship of the school is decided on May 24. The twenty-Five women who place in the tournament will receive points. Mrs. Bond and Tennis Manager Ardis Eckhardt are running the tournament. Swimming A regular interclass swimming meet will be held in April at the Harding Pool. It will be the first womenfs meet at S. M. J. C., and a great deal of interest is expected. Events will include diving, dashes, and relays, with points awarded for speed and form on strokes. Candle and umbrella relays will un- doubtedly cause 'some merriment. Novices are especially urged to contend, for there are only a few advanced swimmers and they cannot compete in every event. Miss Young and Bernice Wieking, swimming manager, are in charge of the meet.