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Associated Women Students The Associated Women Students' team began the year with a Colle- giate Sister play for the purpose of welcoming new girls to Southern Ore- gon College. This program will be continued in future years. Winter term, A.W.S. cooperated with the A.M.S. team in presenting the annual Sweetheart Ball. Another play which gained yardage for the team was a tea given winter term in honor of Mrs. Golda Wickham, Dean of Women at the University of Ore- gon. The biggest activity of the year was Mothers' Week-end on May l2. Jane McKenzie captained the event which included a banquet at the Elks' Club, a style show and tea, and the play Liliom. Officers for this year were: Mary McCormick, president, Mary Jane Farr, vice-president, Pat Lynn, secre- tary, and Emma Redbird, treasurer.
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Tennis This season the Raiders entered conference tennis play with an orga- nized tennis team for the tirst time. Coach Dan Bulkley put Mel Fader, Tex Lewis, Vern Bonebrake, Har- ry Kannasto, Donn DeBernardi and Don Stucky on the courts. Team matches this season includ- ed San Francisco State, Chico State, Oregon College of Education, Shasta Junior College and the conference tourney at San Francisco. 0XlI1g Coach Ursal Jack Snapp's var- sity boxers gave some good accounts ot themselves this year. They fought two matches with Chico State, then entered the Far West Conference Boxing Tournament at Chico. The team gained two second place awards, George Kasparian placed in the 175 lb. class and Jim Owens in the 165 Ib. class. This year's Iettermen were Alex Austin, Paul Hartman, Ray Martin, Jim Owens and George Kasparian.
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Associated Men Students The presentation of intramural trophies, after-game dances, and their big annual formal dance, highlighted the year for the players of the Asso- ciated Men Students team. The Sweetheart Ball, their annual formal dance staged each winter term, was ruled by King Larry John- son and Queen Pat Smith. The dance was hailed as one of the most success- ful dances of the year, and so really rated as a touchdown for the A.M.S. players. The men combined the spirit of friendly aid and genuine fun, for c. most successful year. They tackled many difficult problems during the year, but went into huddles and al- ways came up with a play that put them on top. Officers for l95O-5l were: Donn DeBernardi, President, Stan Smith, lst Vice-President, Paul Adams, 2nd Vice-President, Keith Johnson, 3rd Vice-President, Jerry Bruce, Secre- tary, and Bill Carstens, Treasurer.
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