Whitworth University - Natsihi Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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SH' Helen Ludwigson Pauline McCallum Hazel Barnes Elizabeth Baumgartner President Vice-president SecretCl1'Y Tfeflsufef Two special classes have been conducted this year. A physical education theory class, under the direction of Mrs. Hedrick, was given to instruct women in leading high-school gym groups. The other, a firstaid course, was taught by A. M. Allen, a member of the First Aid Board of Spokane. The women found the class most practical. The project for the year has been the building of a cabin for the purposefof overnight hikes. The annual April Frolic also provided for the Women an afternoon and evening of fun. Officers of the club are: Helen Ludwigson, president: Pauline McCallum, vice- presidentg Hazel Barnes, secretary: and Elizabeth Baumgartner, treasurer. Other members of the executive board are: Evelyn Morgan, volleyball chair- man: Margaret Clapp, basketball chairman: Esther Miller, hiking captain: Wilma Timm, tennis captain: and Ioy McCallum, archery chairman. Leola Graham was hiking captain for the fall semester. if x 1fP'zo9'zs44,l J- S

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agfzozfa, Many Whitworth women have taken advan- tage of the opportunity of learning to play bad- minton. A recently added sport of the W. A. A., it always provides an interesting game. Here we find Margaret Wilson, Mildred Simmons, and Maude McCannon playing. When just a few girls desire to have a good time at some indoor sport, they may play either darts or shuffleboard. Martha Lee Tobie and Marjorie Robinson are interested in the darts while Christine McDonald, a past president of the W. A. A., and Margaret Wilson play shuffle- board. A most profitable and interesting course ,in First Aid methods was sponsored by the W. A. A. for the first time this year. A. M. Allen, of Spokane, was the instructor. Those passing the required test were awarded a Red Cross First Aid certificate. The picture, which shows a part of the class at work, includes Mrs. Hedrick, Helen Ludwigson, lean Durham, and Virginia Larsen. Upon eaming five hundred points in the W. A. A., a coed is awarded a red chenille W and after earning an additional tour hundred points or a total of nine hundred points, she is awarded a black sweater. This year several women earned both letters and sweaters. They were Helen Ludwigson, president: Hazel Barnes, Margaret Clapp, and Ioy McCallum. Pauline McCallum and Virginia Larsen eamed sweat- ers, and Iean Durham won her letter.