College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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The TRAIL 109 Girls' Basket Ball -Q HE basketball season opened this year with a rush and snap that shook old Sterry to the foundation and made the campus f Sq play? Q realize that Girls' Basketball at the College of Idaho was a real ..', I' 1 live matter. There has been fast play and brilliant team Work throughout the season and we are looking forward with much enthusiasm for the coming year. LINE-UP Georgia Andrews, llflanager .....,.,,.......... ...... F irst Center Irene Compton ....,......,........,.,...........,.... ....... S econd Center Louise McCormick .,... ...,..,. ...........,. F 0 rwerd Electa Gartin, Captain ..... .......... F orward Ada Lee .................................................. ........... G Hard Beatrice Amesbury ................................,....,.....................,.. Guard Mary Thompson .........,.................................................. Substituile SCHEDULE ,. Payette High School ........................ 9-C. of I ..,...................... 31 Nampa High School ........................ 4-C. of I ......... ......... 9 Meridian High School ......,. ..,,... 5 -C. of I ......... ......... 4 1 Nampa High School ....... ........ 7 -C. of I ....,... ......... 2 1

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108 The TRAIL Physical Culture HE Physical Education department under the supervision of Mrs P. A. Boulton attained a marked degree of success this f- year A large percentage of the girls took part in the work. - lg At the opening of school two classes were offered, one in Folk- Dancing and Indian club work and another for those more advanced in I ' N If W' L C71 II, D61 . 'Ju 171' aesthetic dancing. The two classes were combined in the latter part of the year and joined in the May fete the evening of Founders' Day. The program was not long but very effective. The May dances centered around Ruth Miller, the May queen. A very clever Spanish dance was given by the Misses Karen Jen- sen and Dorothy Yoiumans. Folk dances also added to. the program. After Founders' Day the class spent some of the class periods in long hikes. We feel that the college has realized the benefits derived from this de- partment and that its scope will be enlarged in the future. Tennis '11 ENNIS is one of the most populai student body activities at the 6 both spring and fall The allowance for tennis is small but the Af ,,.,. courts have been in fan COI1d1t1OH most of the time There are me very good players here and others that are showing good form. It is only the question of a short time before tennis will be one of the inter- collegiate sports at the College of Idaho. M fg f ' . . . Y' Colle e of Idaho. The courts are always in use on nice days, 1n at , .J g we SV: - ' ' ' ' - ' -. C -- - ' ,K ts, wt

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, Boy's Basket Ball 'Pl UR Basketball Team did not enjoy the same degree of success as mitted the boys to get beyond mid season form and We ended 6, ,fa somewhere about the middle of the ladder 1n the Conference ' a We did, however, form a nucleus around which to build a first class team next season. We are greatly indebted to Aden Hyde, our coach. Though a busy man, he gave us his time and knowledge of the game, and not only is he a clean sportsman but a real scout and we sincerely hope to have him another year. We lose Captain Tolles, rated as one of the best guards in the state. We are sorry to see Taffy go, as he is one of our best men. We expect to cover this loss in the person of Captain-Elect Blake Lowell, a fast and clever player, and we wish him success. Players, Left to Right 6 ' 'lied ' ' - i did our football team. Lack of time and facilities. never per- Kgar gs I A . . Jim Walsh, Centerg John Walsh, Forwardg Jackson, Sub-Guard and For- wardg Tolles, Capt., Guard 3 Blake Lowell, Capt.-elect, Guardg McLaughlin, Forward 5 Aden Hyde, Coach.