Cottey College - Sphinx Yearbook (Nevada, MO)

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program with The Star-Spangled Banner : played, among others. March Slav , Dance of the Reed-l7lutes , and Chinese Dance by Tschaikowskv. and Themes from RachmaninoH's Concerto No. ll. As in previous years. the orchestra also presented a full length concert in the spring. lt was given in P li. O. parlors after a formal dinner honoring the orchestra members. XVanda Groce. principal violinist. is president of the organization. CHOIR One of the musical groups at Cottey most deserving of the praise and gratitude of the student body is the choir that provides music for our Thursday chapels. It is made up of nine lovely voices. perfectly blended together. Miss Mary Lou Holding directs the choir. and Grace Post plays the organ accompaniments. One special number by the choir is a part of each chapel service. as are the hymns and benedictions. that give beauty and reverence and make chapel a true retreat from the worries of a school week. C CLUB The Cottey athlete's goal is membership in the C Club. To possess one of the coveted yellow C'S . a girl must have acquired 450 points by participating in the various sports-hockey. volleyball. basketball. baseball. and individual sports. She is also able to add more DOIHIS to her list by going in training . a more or less desirable feature of the athletic program. After earning her place in the C Club. this athlete aims for her star by earning 450 more points. thereby gaining the highest possible achievement in athletics at Cottey. ATHLETIC BOARD The Athletic Board. with Mary Crothers as president. saw Cottey athletics become more and more popular as the year progressed. Many girls were out for hockey and gradually the number grew as each new sport was presented. The Board composed of seven members. five seniors and two juniors. under the supervision of Miss Harrison. the Physical Education director. sponsored the traditional lkflidfklsfinter banquet in January, Although the board was unable to arrange any games with another school. the season has been one of the most successful for Cottey athletes. SXVIMMINC CLUB You might have thought that we had had an epidemic of hair washings, when. earlier in the year. girls, with hair stringing down their backs. were seen on the campus. But no. it was just the candidates for Swimming Club after they had finished their entrance examinations. Fifteen new girls were enrolled this year making a total of twenty-seven members. The Swimming Club. Linder the direction of .lane Ann Skinner. has sponsored some of those exciting splash parties during the year. From the group are chosen lite guards to watch over the less talented but enthusiastic swimmers. Although the Swimming Club has had some trouble finding the proper meeting time. it has always managed to get some hour to furnish that badly needed relaxation. so welcome during a week of studies. HOCKEY Hockey. this year, saw an enthusiastic bunch of girls coming out . One of the biggest seasons was topped off with the annual Mag-Em game on Thanksgiving day. The score was close but the fims were victors The Seniors took the honors in their game with the Juniors. Perhaps hockey left its mark on a lot of girls. but it was worth it . VOLLEY BALL The volley ball season for the year was a big success. Much excitement centered around the Mag-Em and Junior-Senior games. The Juniors had their first victorious game against the Seniors in this sport, and the Ems walked off with another victory to add to their list. An added attraction this year was the Senior-Faculty game. one of the funniest and most exciting of the season. The Seniors finally won after a threevgame struggle. These activities will not be forgotten by Cottey girls. They will mean something to them all the rest ol their lives.

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