College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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§s iu himd I ' l d tli ' o College Track KK ( ' . of I. outlook Tor I lie |i(ii(iiiii;- srnsoii is tar from j;looni. , l- tliouo-li HiR ' tt is oiii ' oiilv let III- man he is a fair-siy.c ' d track team in hiinsi ' If. He. uilli the aildition of a few of last year ' s liio-h sciiool stars will (.liable ( ' . of I. io put a very ereditalile team in the field. Tile Soiitliern Idalio ( ' oidVreiice uill lie lu ' ld on ( ' leaver 1 ' ield in May. Team Event Ihittt (CMi.tMin) ----- Wcijrhts. lliiriUos, 220 Yards I.amb -------- .MicUlIt- Distance, Ilipli Jiiiiips Sanford ------- Sprints, Broad .luni)) Preston -------- Wiiirlits Jackson ------- IIurdKs, Middli- Distance Meyers -------- Hurdles Tolles -------- Sprints Sower -------- Javelin and Discus Interscholastic Track IlK ideal ueatluT conditions and tlie efficient liandline- of the South Idaho ehmination meet has inad ' the ( ' . of 1. a veritable inei-ca in the eyes of the track fans and athletes of the South Idaho section. So satisfactory was tjic liaiH]liii ; of l.ist ye;u s meet that tlie State Council of lliij;li ScIkioI .Mliletics li.-is not only re-xoted her tli.at mee t, but has added also the l liminatioii meet for the Southwest District. Plans arc under way which will make this year ' s eycnts I ' yeii o-reater than jirtyioiis oiii ' s. District meet of Southwestern Idaho. Cleayer Field, . ]n JjSth. 1 ) ' , ;5. South Idaho Klimination Meet, Cleaver Field, INIay 5th.

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Oiif hiuiilrtil iiiH ' Youman ; Reed Hill Lewis Hine Girls ' Basket Ball This season, 1922-23, was successful for Girls Basketball. Under the coachiiif; of Dick Potter and Professor Van N ' uys the team finished the season with but one defeat. Most of the old material had graduated with the Class of ' 22, but there were the ever [lejipy Freshmen to take their places. The Freshman team was victorious in games with Caldwell and Meridian High Schools. The first team jilayed with Ontario and the Boise Y. W. C. A., both on the home floor and on the opponents ' floor. The faithfulness of the second team in regularly furnishing strong defense at practice was invaluable help to the college team. Forwanh Centers Guards Mildred Proctor (Captain) Laura Hine Josejihine Hill Rebecca Jones Dorothy Youmans Elizabeth Shirk Dorothy Lewis Dorothy Reed Vina Jasper Lucile Kessler, Manager

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iti liuifilnd three Women ' s Gymnasium HEY look as if thcy ' ri- ' learning to Hy but they are not. Tiiis is a portion of the Physical Culture class. The season for the indoor Basketball and A ' olley Ball is over and the first warm days of sj)rin i; call them into the open. The object of this class is to develop straight, flexible bodies. The girls are given exercises that will develoj) both physical and mental poise. By exercising the body as a whole, by bending, twisting, stretching and balancing, they combat the physical defects and habits, brougiit about by the sedentary life of students. The last two months of the year are devoted to a-sthetic dancing. The dances are used in the May Fete. Tennis Tennis at C. of I. is recognized as a popular athletic activity. A larger per cent of the students participate in tennis than in any other branch of sport. The college has several teiniis men of whom she can well he ])roud. The game at ( ' . of I., however, has not yet reached the point of participation in inter- collegiate tournaments. Teimis, therefore, is correctly named as a minor, yet major s])ort in ( ' . of I.