Western Connecticut State University - Pahquioque Yearbook (Danbury, CT)

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-I1-, f' , U, ,SZ JW , 41' '1,! I WOMAN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION SPORTHEADS First Row-Arlene Balis, Elaine Rubin, Myrtle Krokovitch, Nancy Cooper, Mary Gillotti. Top Row- Ilgianej Ylogt, jane Greaney, Shirley Barr, Katherine Caregnato, Mary Troy, Beatrice Hayes, Joyce rim a . SPGRTHEADS The purpose of a sport head is to organize and set up a schedule of meetings for the particular activity of which she is a leader. I-Ier duties are to keep a list of those who par- ticipated, and those who officiated. She must also keep a record of any A.A. subsidation and the standings of the various teams. Although she does not receive much recognition, A.A. depends upon her for its efficiency. QJJ mv up -.Jw--5-:J--xwfglgrii,,Hy 2,4 gg -'gal-a:.'S ff':,1rMl.j,lLkML'4gL-Ff.fk,Jf-ga T-'ip 'gpbvi .miglqgg ,,.