St Louis Academy - Academic Log Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'fr' ' . ,,'QE!F7T'f i 5 Xx Y' iT'lfiialilllllHlIIllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIEQQEPS5 G G L H A N l N fi S HP-liiglillllllllllllIIIIIIIIlIlIIIlliI2EE2 ZL-''P'-'i+Fu 6 S. L. A. ATHLETICS Q' It was not until last year that the pupils of S. L. A. began to take a real interest in sports. For some unknown reason they showed very little enthusiasm before that time. Last year a tennis court was made up and open to all girls who wished to play. Many skilled players showed a keen interest and soon aroused the en- thusiasm of the whole school. Dozens of amateurs were eager to start playing, and in a very short time nearly every girl,s name was on the list as a candidate for the different sides which were to compete in the finals of the Second Semester. The girls renewed their energy this term and many proved that they were able players. ' The Second Year Commercial girls played many sets with the Juniors who were among the most noted players. The Freshies attempted a few sets with the 'Sophs,' but the latter had many more advantages and usually won out. The Juniors of last year started an indoor baseball team and soon succeeded in arousing the jealously of the other classes who began to follow their example and organized a few other teams. Anna Rondelli Cone of our present, dignified Seniorsj proved herself to be a veritable 'Babe Ruthi' in disguise. Who would have thought it? But she cer- tainly was equal, Cnot only last year but also thisj to anyone who cared to compete with her. Victoria Wojnowski and Mary Beemsterboer also proved to be better players than we had ever ex-pected. Several games were played but the organizers, the Senior team, were invariably victorious. They were only defeated once, March 30th, by the juniors with the score of 5 to 4. Basketball has been the most favored sport with S. L. A. girls this year. The faculty realizing the importance of sports in a school girl's life and especially the appeal basketball makes to every sports-loving girl, baskets were ordered to be set up out on the grounds. Their wishes and orders being speedily obeyed the girls soon organized several teams which proved to be excellent. Every class was represented and their enthusiasm was unbounded. They worked hard, practicing day after day, playing sham games and in every way earning the great interest which the supporters showed. The girls played excellently, and illustrated the best team work I have ever witnessed. The Juniors especially excelled in Basketball. Every year had at least one team and the Freshies fdon't call them green nowlj organized two, and even succeeded in winning several exciting games. The Hjuniors' played their first game against the Seniors on October thirteenth. The Seniors put up a grand fight but were finally defeated by the Juniors,', much to their dismay fthe Seniorsj with a score I3 to Io. The Sophs', and Freshies', played a very exciting game on December twelfth, The basket-shooting of the Freshies was remarkable but the elder sisters won with a score of I8 to 17. TheVSecond Year Commercial girls played the Sophomores on January fourteenth. The Commercial team won with a score of 6 to 4. 64 w 2 9' fhviili !IIIllElllliIllllllllllllllllllllIllllllIlllllllllIllllllllIllllllllllllIlIlllllllllllI!IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllbllllllllllllllllllllIlllllillllllllllllllEllllillllll Pfl'-3.5-If-1 lv D 'HA an