Martin Methodist College - Spinster Yearbook (Pulaski, TN)

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Stephens Darwin Sl D a vi s P age f ofrty BASKETBALL Miss Bessie Gay, former Phy- sical Instructor at Vanderbilt University came to Martin in September and assumed the roll as head of the Physical Education Department and it was under her capable coaching that we again put on the hardwood one of the outstanding teams of Tennessee. A team that won't be beat can't be beat might well be said of our '36-'37 squad. The record for the season included eleven victories and one defeat with a total of 436 points to 302 for the opponents. Outstanding forwards for the season were: Junia Darwin, McClelland and Ray Moore were ably assisted' by Dolores Fel Dotto, Ada Frances Perry, Imogene Lester, Bess Bondurant, and Mary Howell. Defensively Floyd Gools- by, Anita Stephens, Anne Nickell, Bee Davis, Louise Dollins, Willie Ann Daly, Sue Bondurant and Dora Deane DePriest were tops. With Miss Gay urging them on, the bas- ketball girls showed an unprec- edented lighting spirit throughout the entire season. All of the games that were played here in the Martin. gym- nasium were loyally supported by the faculty and student body. The girls-were organized into a pep squad with Ruth Johnson as the very enthusiastic Cheer Leader and Martha Gowan and Hilda Baker as two very peppy Assistant Cheer Leaders. The pep squad stood by the team, always urging them to iight, fight, light! They were proud of their team not only because it was a winning team but because they always played the game fairly and squarely and never gave up. Y wlxfkl '.i'w-1.1 if -7-':1:-- . ' 5-::..: 1fg',j l,'f'll2-if'f1-T575 - - - 'ei '-I::.:'3 51: fra. :fn ::. ':'.1.g:w::':gfa'--e .4 -rj., :'-gs--I-1 -'qv' -- ' ., ..,:.:4...:-..-.- , L, 47' f fi 1 -' ' 1 1:---H -'n A- cc 'sf-N ' -u ' N f.- AL 'L' 'L fllfllaffllafllllll

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At the beginning of the school year the girls at Martin are always greeted by two grand looking tennis courts. The girls do not waste any time getting the beneht of the courts either. From the very lirst day of school until cold weather the courts are taken , XfVith the coming of spring the girls start playing with even more enthusiasm than they had the autumn before for they are practicing for the Annual Tennis Tournament which is to be held in May. Nearly every girl in the school enters into the tournament. The tournament is to be held after this has gone to press so we cannot give the winners. There will be a single's champion and double's champion 1 honored by the school as a result of the tournament. N X. 2 E N s N Q E Q s 5 5 Q 5 Q Q Q 5 s h. Lv Ist Rowfli. Crow, Sutton, Beard, johnson, Nickell, Harwell, Dowlen, Hilliard, E. Crow, Daniel, Warren, Fentress. 2nd Row-Humphrey, Stephens, B. Bondurant, Deuser, Daly, Starnes, Lester Col- lins, L. Staniield, Gaim, A. Stanfield, I, English, McClelland, A. English. l 3rd Row-Taylor, Smith, Bristow, Dollins, I. Marsh, Coble, Goolsby, Davis Wfin- stead, Bost, Paisley, Buford, Darwin, S. Bondurant, Fel' Dotto, Cole. 3 Page forty-two - -'H-'f'.'. ','15, 1-T-1' ' :H 1':i'J2..1f,.1 i?.f'!',f1F l W: 5:2 1 . :Q ,wr-.n.1:-':-I 4 53, l-ix. V -- .. . g'.,..:u , -1.0. 45+-y K 1--H ,Q i I it . 4. Ng:-. 1 ', ' ,' --1 , 1: -- -pr. ., .-fp' gu:.m.--N' xl i.'.r..g -M:-Q',?x3ixQfE-v .-,, ,, , . . .4 V ,,, .. ,. L , . , 1 it .., . H.V,.xl...,'k,, s L 'Q 5 5 N in N 5 N N 5 5 N E S