Trinity University - Mirage Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Class Officers | RosBert MILLER President of Senior Class ERNEST LINDSEY Vice-President of Senior Class VIRGINIA HarDIN Secretary-Treasurer of Senior Class ROBERT JARRELL President of Junior Class GARTH COLE Vice-President of Junior Class JOSEPHINE CUNNINGHAM Secretary-Treasurer of Junior Class LEONARD THOMPSON President of Sophomore Class FiAZEIy [O,OLUART Vice-President of Sophomore Class Tommy Jo FLiIrPEN Secretary-Treasurer of Sophomore Class Jack HarsBIN President of Freshman Class RonaLp HuBBaARD Vice-President of Freshman Class SAMMIE McPHaIL Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class ‘Twenty-one

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LID DRA WR RS eal cee Robert Jarrell eee ; President Lizabeth Wade Senior Representative Eldridge Patton ee ... Senior Representative Dorothy Clark Sere Junior Representative Tom Pruett Junior Representative Alice Wheatley eee Ae Sophomore Representative Forrest Still ; ae eee . Sophomore Representative Ruth Troutman - : hice ny ie 2 ae Freshman Representative Raymond Motely - Ae Oe ROIS SINE aT cs Freshman Representative The Intramural Council regulates and supervises interclass contests throughout the season and on Field Day. It is composed of two representatives chosen from each of the four classes and is presided over by a president elected by the student body. Bob Jarrell, as president of the council, inaugurated a new deal in inter class sports for the 1935-36 season. Because of lack of material, football was eliminated and soccer was substituted in its place. After the final kick, the Juniors came out victorious in that sport. Boys’ basketball was marked by remarkable “floor” playing and football tactics. The Sophomores were crowned basketball champions. The girls’ basketball games were a little tamer, but just as hard fought. The Sophs downed all opposition to come out on top. Ping pong, volley ball, tennis, and baseball were held in April and May. Field Day was held as usual on Founders’ Day, April 22. The Intramural Council plans to help sponsor the donation of a loving cup to be presented to the class having the highest total score for the 1935-36 season. Jarrell, Wade, Patton, Clark Still, Wheatley, Motley, Troutman

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Wo He OP Si. UU EO cere eee DOROTHY CLARK—because of her friendliness, leadership, ideals, and dependability. JOSEPH COPELAND—because of his achievements for the school, cheerful disposition, fellowship, and ability to put first things first. LUTHER COULTER—because of his ambition, scholarship, willingness to co-operate, and participation in athletics. DOROTHY LEACH—because of her varied extra-curricular activities, scholarship, personal attractiveness, and willingness to serve. MAXINE ROWLAND—because of her personality, scholarship, general abilities, and popularity. JOHN SHELL—because of his sane religious activity, multiplicity of interests and genial humor. THOMAS WITHERSPOON—because of his personality, leadership, courage of con- victions, and accomplishments for the student body. Twenty-two