The Kings College - Crown Yearbook (New Castle, DE)

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girls lgaskefball No team this year found it an easy task to defeat the King's College girls7 varsity basketball team. On the home floor, when King's opponents did win, it was always by a slim margin. Besides upperclassmen, the team included a number of freshmen, many of whom im- proved remarkably throughout the season. Those who came faithfully to practices were rewarded by better ball handling and playing. The team always counted it a great privi- lege to play together as a group of Christians. Foremost in their minds was the desire to he a testimony for their Saviour both on the floor and in the locker room. Playing as forwards were Beverly Pugsley, Patricia Robbins, Mary MacMicking Barb- ara Raker, June Hagen, Judith Rossiter, and Gail Robinson. Guards were Mary Jarvis, Kathleen Kerr, Margaret Horton, Shirley Andrews, Barbara Calebaugh, Nancy Ashcroft, Helen Hummel, and Audrey Cochran. Recognition was given to Mary Jarvis as guard and Beverl Pugsley as forward as being the two most valuable players to the team. Both Y concluded four years of varsity basketball playing. To Miss Peterson, for her fine coach- . . . I . . f th ing, and Barbara Bunting, for an excellent Job as manager, goes the appreciation o e team and the entire college.

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VC 61110 The K Club is composed exclusively of the men who have won at least one varsity letter. It is now in its second year of ex- istence and this year was under the direction of President Sher- win Bowser. The club recently made a change in its policy concerning mem- bership. lt was decided that freshmen who play varsity sports should be awarded varsity letters. Previously freshmen were in- eligible for varsity letters. A freshman will now be admitted to the K Club as soon as he has won his first letter. The purpose ofthe club is to promote sports activities and build character among the athletes. Among its projects are the inauguration of pep rallies, sale of refreshments at games, pro- motion of money-making programs and the arranging of a display for the alumni contest on Homecoming day.