Huron University - Rubaiyat Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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thousand points, a W. A. A. W. A. A. fC07lfiH1lZdl W. A. A. awards consist of a sweater for twelve hundred points, HH for one pin for three hundred points, and class numerals for one hundred points. most for her College, chosen A fine emblem is given each year to the Senior H girl who has done the on a five fold basis: athletic accomplishments, service, loyalty, sportsmanship, and scholarship. A silver loving cup is given to the class winning the most class tournaments each year. THE SPORTS Hockey was started in Huron for the first time last fall. Although it was a new sport there was a splendid representation and the Sophomores had a hard time secur- ing the extra po-int with which to Win the tournament. E 4 One hundred LJ-L 'F' JJ' '-Sq, 'ff ' g : ' ' , ,, ' , I FH.

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