Pine Manor College - Pine Log Yearbook (Chestnut Hill, MA)

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Jeanne Wise, Elizabeth Schaff Absent: N. Kaufman The AthleticcAssociation is made up of three girls in whose hands rest the power . . to arrange and organize intramural sports A as well as to arrange games between Dana Hall teams and those of Pine Manor. Unfortunately, the weather was not , e e good enough in the fall to play any hockey games, and so the team that was chosen was purely an honorary one. However, there were a series of basketball games between the Freshmen and Seniors, which the Freshmen won. They were presented with the cup that is competed for each year by the two classes, and is presented by the Athletic Association. Pine Manor was successful in winning the basketball games from Dana Hall which were played after Christmas vacation. After all the games had been played, this Association presented in Assembly, awards to all the girls who had played on the hockey and basketball teams. The same procedure was gone through after the tennis teams were elected in the spring. l37l

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Service League The aim of the Service League, one of the busiest organizations at Pine Manor, is to collect lhnds for less fortunate people throughout the world, giving them educa- tional and medical opportunities. In the fall the entire college contributed to the Red Cross via the Service League and later the club helped to finance a rolling kitchen for England. Before Christmas vacation many gifts were gathered for the Christmas Caravan and sent to hos- pitals and needy families. The Religious Meetings Committee had Dr. Gezork speak to us once a month, and it also sponsored the inspiring Candlelighting Service at Christmas time. Those inter- ested visited the Convalescent Home in Wellesley Hills on Sundays and read to children. Girls modeled clothes borrowed from a Wellesley shop for the Spring Style Show, an extremely popular way of raising money, as is the May Day Festi- val. Throughout the year, the Service League keeps the college in touch with its activities by the bulletin board and assemblies. Bowes, Ford, Davidson, Brown C. Mayerberg, I-Iarnischfeger, Poindexter, Young, Wilson Hayes, Meckauer, Westerlund, Grinnell Absent: Chase, Chapman, Burch, Bursley, Starbuck, MacDonald, Burkard, Hamill, Bermingham, Harding, Sullivan, Dobson

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Heidrich, Ferguson, Bullivant, Adams, Scribner, Schaff, Hobart Starbuck, Bausher, Comfort, P. Mayerberg Absent: Craig, Wilson, Alton, Keeler, Browning, Wheaton uting Club LSSJ . . .FALL. . . Picnic and scavenger hunt. Meeting to elect new members. ...WINTER. .. Initiation of new members. Ski- weekend to Walpole, N. H. over free weekend. This was open to the entire college and a great many girls went. The seniors left on Friday and the Freshmen lelt on Saturday, but both groups skied to their heartls content. The inn at Walpole, was extremely comfortable, and at night the guests there sat around a big fire and sang all the familiar songs. On Sunday afternoon, a bus came and took everyone back to college, arriving there in time for supper. ...SPRING. .. Bicycle trip and picnic. Trip to Gloucester, Mass., for the day. This was in charge of the newly elected members. Trip to Wood's Hole for Saturday, spending the night at Libby Alton's house.