Western Union College - Pilot Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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'Y ' ' l . KJ.'I1f--J-'JL 'Qi' ' -,.' LW, 'alliw , . J, .- . - 'E5,!1, Xlnnnvlle-r, I-Kunst. Mmm-y .l'itsr'll, Mrs, I 1x'4-m'Ml, .Xclvisi-ri Km-nigf, Sl'lHl0'lY!'l' Luyh, llunnv, Lan: GIRLS' VW, CLUB OFFICERS l'r'n.vid1'nl . . LUcn.r,n D.-WN!! Virr-1'rr.fii1f'nf . . lN1,x1u:Aun'i'.x Lani Sl'l'l'I'flll'j'- 7'l'l'tl,VIll'1'I' . ELLEN LANG H 'flu' Cli1'l's VV Club wus orgzlnizc4,l for tln: purpose of developing the physical phase of the four-squzn'c life. 'lllw rcquircmcnt for mcinbcrsliip is tlic winning of seven of tlxc following eight nos- siblc points: llygicning, basketball, baseball, tennis, average grade of C in scholastic work, grzulc of li in gym work, biking. and posture. Pug e' 75

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TENNIS The spring sport is enjoyed by a large number of the students. The college has three fine tennis courts and they are occupied most of the time when the weather per- mits. The prospects for our team this spring are an unknown quantity. Captain Hoorne- man is the only man of our past championship teams that is in school. However, lVIr. Hoorneman is assured of some good support from a group of tennis artists including Kimm, Zech, Harnack, and other Freshmen who have not yet shown their wares. The past few years YVestern Union has had exceptionally fine tennis teams ranking very high in the Iowa Conference annual meet. This year, with the determination and spirit exhibited toward tennis, we can look for a team that will not be taking a back seat wherever they may chance to play. Tennis here is by no means only a lI1Z1I1,S game. Maxiy of the girls are interested in the sport, and they have shown ability in that line in the annual women's championship meet each spring. Each year there is a men's singles and doubles tournament. This creates a great interest and rivalry, from which emerges some tennis matches that are unexcelled for thrills. The schedule for this spring has not been arranged yet with other schools. Last year it included duals with Yankton, South Dakota U., and the Iowa Conference Championship. Page '74

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Juniors . Seniors . Sophomores Freshmen Sophomorcs . .uniors . Sophomores . Seniors . uniors . Sophomores . FINAL STANDINGS RESULTS . .. Freshmen . . Seniors . Juniors .. Freshmen . Freshmen Seniors ' ICT . 7 High Scorer-Rockwood 33 'Points GIRLS ATHLETICS The early Spartan maiders considered calisthenics very necessary in their ph.sical development. Much of their time xx 'ls spent in these exercises. Even today physical training is included in the college curriculum. During the first semester there were two classes of calisthenics. 'I he 1' reshmcn Girls Class met on Tuesdays and the Sophomore, Junior and Senior girls met on Thursdays. The first half of the hour was spent in calisthenics and the rest of the period in folk dances and games. At the beginning of the second semester, both gym classes met together twice a week. A large part of the time was spent in basketball practice. Due to the fact that several of the classes did not have enough girls out for basketball, there were no class tourna- ments. However, there were round 1'obin games. A ' It is essential that the girls working for a VV take the gym work and basketball because each counts one point toward the seven required units. Page 76 MENS INTER-CLASS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENF w 1, - 3 0 1.000 t 2 1 6K7 t I 2 333 0 3 000 S 1 17 - I . '51 16 . 79 J 19 , , '71 Q , , . V