Milwaukee Downer Seminary - Crest Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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NANCY HEDDING Red Team Captain Personahty BARBARA GALLUN White Team Captain BETTY CARPENTER AA. President This year the athletic department was again headed by Mrs. Weisel. When school opened in the fall, the girls could be seen on the hockey field learning techniques and im- proving their skill. After the class games had been played, the Red and White teams were chosen, and from these teams the first and second varsities were selected. The hockey season lasted until Thanksgiving: then the girls played volleyball until Christ- mas. Again in this sport, class games were played, followed by the Red-White game. The Winner of this game got 50 points to- ward the winning of the plaque. From Christ- mas to spring vacation, basketball was the sport. Class teams, Red and White teams, and varsities were again chosen. The var- sity played several other schools. ln the spring the girls played the fathers the day of the Father-Daughter Banquet. The Whites look on excitedly as their score mounts.

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if Hockey Varsity Kneeling: Ioan Freeman. Iulie Dallwig, Katherine Luhman, Sue Graham, Mudqie Viall. Betty Frentzel. Standing: Mary Read, Betty Car- penter, Nancy Powell, Eugenie Christensen, Iudy Zentner, Bar- bara Gallun. Absent: Iudy Philipp. Autumn Serenade This year's hockey season was one of the best. lt started off with a bang when the seniors Won the class games, and the Whites beat the Reds in a fierce struggle. The high- light of the hockey season was the Downer senior team playing the Country Day senior team. This game ended with the score tied O-O. As a result of Mrs. Weisel's excellent coaching, the Downer teams won all their outside games. Mrs. Weisel picked the class teams early in November. The first game was a victory for the seniors over the freshmen. After a tie game between the sophomores and the juniors, the sophomores defeated the sen- iors l-0, after an unusual penalty bully. As the other class games were played, the sen- iors came out victors and Won their numer- als. November l9, the Red team played the White team and lost by a score of 2-1. The White center forward, Eugenie Christensen, no doubt aided the Whites in their victory more than any other player. When the class games and the Red-White game were over, the first and second varsities played Ferry Hall on Downer's field and won l-O and 6-U. On field day, participated in by the Downer senior and junior teams and the Whitefish Bay, M.U.S. and Kemper Hall sen- ior and junior teams, the Downer teams Won all their games and the senior M.U.S. and Seminary tied U-O. HOCKEY SCHEDULE Date Schools Score Oct. 11 Srs. vs. Whitefish Bay 2-O Srs. vs. M. U. S. 0 - U Irs. vs. M. U. S. 4- U Irs. vs. Kemper Hall 3-U Oct. 25 'Srs. vs. Wayland 2-U Oct. Z9 Srs. vs. Alumnae l-0 Nov. 8 Irs. vs. Wayland 5-O Nov. 8 Srs. vs. Milw. Hockey Club 2- 1 Nov. 19 Reds vs. Whites 1-2 Nov. 21 Srs. vs. Country Day 0-0 Nov. 22 Sem. I vs. Perry Hall l-O Nov. 22 Sem. ll vs. Ferry Hall 6-O