Wellston High School - Welhisco Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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ATHLETICS Y K wx A uf? in Xl? X x T Nia FROTTT THE FIELDS OF SPCDRT COTTTE LEHDERS

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ititittiiktttitittittt itkttii tiki tit iii iitktii iiitttiittittiittttiititkttttkitiiiiiiikiikittiikttttttiitiiiitiititt Left tu right: Pellarin, Kauz, Hoskins, Wiley, Neary. G. H. H The Girls, Athletic Association is made up of those girls who have received their athletic W's or numerals. This year as the club has an unusually small membership each girls holds an office. The members are these: President ....... --- Violet Wiley Vice-President --- -- Aubrey Werre Secretary ........... --- Pauline Kauz Treasurer ............ -- Madeline Neary Girls' Athletic Reporter - -- .......... Ines Pellarin Sergeant-at-Arms .................. Juanita Hoskins The club has been under the sponsorship of Miss Porter. Early in the year she took the members of the club to Lincoln Beach, where they spent a pleasant afternoon of swimming and driving. During the home football games, the girls were always ready to serve the crowd with hot dogs and soft drinks. Three of the old members went on the annual trip to Fulton for the William Woods Play Day, given by the girls at the college who excel in athletics. The girls included many sports-swimming, horseback riding, and tennis. They stayed two days at the college dormitories. The girls who went this spring were Paulina Kauz, Madeline Neary, lnes Pellarin, and two of the prospective members, Edna Mae Vatterrodt and Eleanor Lynes. ' The girls who have earned their numerals and W's this year and may become members are Erline Graddy, Dorothy Kelly, Eleanor Lynes, Edna Mae Vatterrodt, Rose Purviance, Martha Percival, Vivian Grotweil, Rose Birdnow, Anita Hendricks, Josephine Hughes, Edna Egerschutz, and Elaine Theadore. They will be initiated into the club before the school term closes. Page Twenty-eight

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