College of Idaho - Trail Yearbook (Caldwell, ID)

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Women's Athletic Association held its spring initiation shortly after second semester began. Bark row: Clara Peterson, Anita Hill, Pat Thompson, Lois Potter, Clarice Lowrie, Arleta Blackham, Sharon Enell, Karen Meppen, Shirley Enell. Second row: Eileen Peterson, MarJean Gentry, Tricia Elliott, Clarene Webb, Charlene Rathke, Connie Malm, Marcia Gutzman, Audrey Miser, Bonita Casper, Pat Jones. First row: Ruth McCarthy, Leona Toothman, Virginia Bracken, Phyllis Nelson, Janice Sodcrquist, Miss Blackington, Joanne Green, Mary Warner, Ardys Erickson. Team managers relaxed together for a moment before dinner in Graveley. Joanne Green, Sally Pat McAughy, Mary Warner, and Phyllis Nelson. Corrine Wodtke, Locta Meadows, Phyllls Nelson, Charlene Rathke, Tricia Elliott, and Francis Wilson combined talents to win the basketball crown for their team. Ruth Yost, Leona Toothman watched Joanne Green show the style that won her the singles title in ping-pong. 108

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?rovided an utlet italit In the Championship Volleyball game, Sam Beal and Wally Garets combined talents to score over the defense of Chet Lee and Nolan Ford. Intramural football champs, the Used-to-wasers, under the managership of Rick Bauer defeated Residence Hall for the All-School title. Sam Beckham, Bill Horricks, jim Nah, Andre Dimick, Les Roh, Nell Griffiths, Jim Secrist, Jim Wise, Rick Bauer, Dick Coons, and Jud VanAvery showed delight over their accomplishment. Intramural manager Ken Steele confers with Harry Bane, Tom Day, Cliet Lee, Nolan Ford, and Jim McDonald before the all-star team was announced. Faculty, for the second year, won the volleyball title. Chet Cooper pointed out strategy to Sam Beal, John Vesser, Byrne Fernelius, David Kirkpatrick, and Wally Garets. The XVintcr Carnival was sponsored this year by the Intramural Department. Queen Sue Brookhart and attendants, Pat Lavery and Arlene jones, were pre- sented trophies by last year's Queen, Rhea Hansen. if Emi-113 wa

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Women's Athletic Association et often and planned The WAA oliicers m . the program for womcn's athletics at ISC. Janice Soderquist, Marion Blackington, :id- viser, Virginia Bracken, Leona Toothnmn, ' ' he oiiice and Phyllis Nelson conferred in t of Women's athletic director. The showed enthusiasm Women's Athletic Association had a most successful and active year. y in their extensive intramural program which included tournaments in basketball, volleyball, bad- minton, softball, bowling, and other such activities. Wlien they were not busy with these tourna- ments, they held slumber parties, swimming parties, and dinners for their members. They also decorated the foyer of the gymnasium at Christmas. During the year, they chose delegates to attend the Athletic Association of College XVomen's Convention held at Stanford University. WAA provided opportunity for more participation, and more ISC coeds took part in its programs. Under the direction of Marion Blackington and Janice Soclerquist activities to interest all women students were devised. Volleyball winners relaxed and posed after proving themselves champions in this sport. Deonnc Dickman, Ruth Yost, joy Loveland, Donna Leatham shows ,Ioanne Green Leona Toothman, Annette Gibson, and Virginia Toothman how she Sally Pat McAughy, and Connie Action was fast and furious in the Malm. basketball series. won the foul pitch. 109