Synodical College - Seminole Yearbook (Fulton, MO)

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X237 Bayebaff Baseball IS now recogmzed as be1ng Amer1cas nat1onal sport and It IS a most popular one 1n the college Noth1ng else seems qu1te to take the place of the ball and bat when the sun shmes br1ghtly dovxn after the long w1nter months A se1ent1f1c and careful study of the game IS conducted 11'1 the phVs1c1l educat1on classes and better results are thus obtalned It IS planned to have two regular teams so that games may be played later on after suFFle1ent pract1ee has been held QSNX eighty x

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Ykmzis Tennis may truly be said to be the favorite sport of Synodical. NVe have two excellent courts on which to play and they are almost constantly in use. A great deal of interest was created last fall at the tennis tournament. This tournament was open to any girl who wished to enter. Owing to bad weather just before the hnals the decisions were not given but they will be finished this spring. Participation in the tournament gave a girl a certain number of points toward winning her S and also the state letter NM. The first warm days of spring are emphasized by countless Have you time for a game of tennis? MXQSHX XC'L'C'I1fj'-J1i71L'

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g , Q 'sgiiikzi ..' ai f Q V Gof The majority of the faculty of Synodical College have availed themselves of the opportunity so' generously offered by the Fulton Country Club of playing golf on their beautiful grounds. The very short distance of the Club is also an added incentive to the participants of the game, as it is but a few moments Walk to the Club. Golf is fast becoming one of America's foremost and popular sports, par- ticularly among the men and women of the business world. It affords the desired amount of exercise without its being too strenuous. It also develops an accuracy of aim and strength in driving the ball over the green. K JQSX C N, eighty-one