Maryland College for Women - Marylander Yearbook (Lutherville, MD)

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First Row:7 J. Van Loan, EL Schneeweis, H. Boelson, L. Schneeweis, M. Rappuhn. Second Row1e T. MeihiL G. Axelrod. M. Brown. D. Frazier, D. Elias, R. Samuels. EnnLi 5am ALWAYS a favorite, ye olde game of tennis has run true to form and brought forth many enthusiasts, and whether it was to watch or compete, the courts adjoining Metzgar Hall maintained their attendance record admirably. Under Helen Boelson, herself no mean racket wielder, tournaments were arranged with Notre Dame of Maryland and Towson Normal School. Bagggfgazz, Usam BASKETBALL, the winter substitute for summer sports, has gone on a pace. The teams, made up for the greater part by freshmen, held games with Towson Normal School and Notre Dame of Maryland. Several inter-class games were held, the fresh- men and sophomores having the largest turnout in this end of the sport. More intramural games are planned for next year. First Row:i E. Schneeweis, C. Macy, I . Van Loan, L. Schneeweis. Second ROW?- R. Samuels, I . McCord, L. Tolson. G. Axelrod, L. Meihil, H. Boelson, D. Elias.

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gaatu 75:; THE last section of the Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-Eight Marylander is unfolded in the following pages. Last year's paqeantry is followed by this year's May Queen, and for the first time in any Maryland Year Book we present to you this year's May Court. Informal snapshots taken by you, are shown to bring back in the years to come, fond memories. In connection with the list of patrons and patronesses, we wish to thank each and everyone of you for your generous support. The Marylander of our class bids you all great happiness and so we say Au Revoir .