Saratoga Springs High School - Recorder Yearbook (Saratoga Springs, NY)

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The Recorder for 1941 n61 Saratoga H igh School

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Girls' Sports Club MISS DORIS AMES ................. Adviser MARY LANE ................... President NANCY LESTER .............. V ice President ROSEMARY HAZARD ...... Secretary-Treasurer The girls athletic program has had a most successful year under the able direction of Miss Ames. The girls had an interesting schedule of intramural activities for each season. The large number of girls that participated in this schedule proves that it has been indeed a success. The program included softball, tennis, archery, bowling, soccer, hockey, basketball, volleyball and ping-pong. A similar program of sports was also available to the non-resident girls during their noon-hour recreational period. The results of various games have appeared from time to time in suc- ceeding issues of the ltOratogal, showing the keen competition Which has f eatured the contests this year. Hiking was the most popular of the non-competitive activities. The Out- ing Club was open to lovers of both tramping hikes and bicycle hikes. Both types were admirably supported throughout the year. The Girls, Sports Club, the nucleus of both the noon hour and after school sports activities, has now completed its f ourth year of existence. Under the popular and eHicientleadership of Mary Lane, it has accomplished much of a business nature this year and has had socially good times as well. During the winter months the gym was open on Wednesday for the purpose of a ttPlay Night? Many girls enjoyed the informal activity offered. It certainly seems that the sports program has gained slightly in prestige over the past. The cumulative total of participants in all activities for the year numbers 946. ' ePEceY PARKER. The Recorder for 1941 I271 Saratoga H igh School