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Great credit is due Miss Kate Williams and Miss

Childs for what they have accomplished in this, their

first year in the Department of Physical Education

for Women. Through their efforts and understanding,

not only has the standard of the course been raised,

but the bond of friendship between instructor and

pupil has been strengthened.

Under their direction there have been many innov-

ations in the course, among which are the introduction

of soccer for women, and the substitution of character

and folk- dancing for the aesthetic training of for-

mer years. And, too, gym-

nasium classes consisting

of appartus work and cal-

isthenics have been substi-

Miss Williams tuted by active participa-

tion in baseball, swimming, basketball, or some other

sport during the class period.

May Day was different than ever before, as the

program consisted of a play, adapted from '' The For- esters," by Tennyson. The co-ed rolicked through Morris and Lincoln Green Dances instead of attempt- ing to transmit the freedom of their spirits into the portrayal of nymphs and Baccantes.

Miss AVilliams and Miss Childs are graduates of the Chicago Normal School of Physical Education from which the former receives her degree in 1914, the latter in 1920.

Miss Childs

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Bradshaw, Petring, Whitis, Peters

Women's Athletic Association. OFFICERS:

President ^ ELIZABETH BRADSHAW

Vice President .'.'... DOROTHY PETERS

Secretary . ■ MILDRED WHITIS

Treasurer . - MILDRED PETRING

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD:

Hockey Manager . LOUISE GILMORE

Basketball Manager SOPHIA DuBUQUE Baseball Manager LOUISE RlLEY Tennis Manager MARION WHITBREAD

Rowing and Canoeing Manager MILDRED WRICHT

Swimming Manager ALICE HAGER

Hiking Manager ELIZABETH HARTMAN

Handball Manager DOROTHY RAPP

Coif Manager LILLIAN GRENZFELDER

W. A. A. Representative on Council VIRGINIA CALLAHAN

Sport Editor for Student Life VELORA BUSCHER

Social Chairman AlLEEN STEPHENSON President W. S. C. A EDNA RASMUSSEN

FACULTY:

Gymnasium Instructor Miss WILLIAMS

Assistant Gymnasium Instructor . Miss CHILDS

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•THE.. 1925 HATCHET' ATHLETICS

Basketball

M. PETRING, F. C. MORRISON, C.

I, HUGHES E. LEIBER

A. BERNAT, F. A, HACER, C.

C. SoRAGHAN, F. E. HARTMAN, C.

E. RICHMOND

1922

S. DUBUQUE, G.

Substitutes

1923

E. HOPE, G.

Substitutes

N. DRIEMEYER

1924

M. WRIGHT, G.

Substitutes

O. HUEY

1 925—Champions

E. BRADSHAW, F. V. CALLAHAN, G

E. RASSMUSSEN D. WIGGINS

A. COFFMAN, F, D. PETERS, G.

M. WHITBREAD, F. B. ATWOOD, G.

H. THOMPSON

G. WHALEN, F. Z. WYLIE, C.

R. PLEGGE, G.

Substitutes

H. PETRING, F L. RYAN. G.

J. OTTOFY M. QUILL

B. RICKEY M. MCGIRK

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^•THE, T923 HATCHET ATHLETICS

Women's Track Meet,

May, 192

WON BY THE FRESHMEN

I. Hundred Yard Dash—

(I) FENTON, (2) ZUKOSKI, (3) STEELE; 14 2/5 s. II. Standing Broad Jump—

(I) DUBUQUE, (2) NlEMANN, (3) WRIGHT; 7 ft. 1/2 in. (record). III. Sixty Yard Hurdles—

(1) DUBUQUE, (2) FENTON, (3) WHITBREAD; 8 4/5 s. IV. Six Pound Shot Put—

(1) HILMER, (2) SORAGHAN, (3)ANNIN; 26 ft. 9 1/2 in. (record). V. Twenty-five Yard Dash—

(I) HOLLOWAY, (2) WRIGHT, (3) COFFMANN; 4 s. VI. Running High Jump—

(1) BRADSHAW, (2) BERNAT, (3) GRENZFELDER; 54 in. (record). VII. Running Broad Jump—

(1) BRADSHAW, (2) KIRN, (3) RODICKER; 13 ft. 7 1/2 in. (record). VIII. Fifty Yard Dash—

(1) HOLLOWAY, (2) FENTON, (3) COFFMANN; 7 s. IX. Hop, Step and Jump—

(1) BRADSHAW, (2) DUBUQUE, (3) KIRN; 29 ft. 10 1/2 in. (record). X. Basket Ball Throw—

(1) WHITBREAD AND NIEMANN, (2) FINLEY, (3) ANNIN; 39 ft. 9 in. (record). XI. Walking Race; 100 Yards—

(I) HAUSMAN, (2) ANNIN, (3) GILMORE.

XII. Baseball Throw—

(1) ALSBERG, (2) NIEMANN, (3) BRUNT; 153 ft. 2 in. XIII. Class Relay-

Freshmen Winners: WHITIS, HUEY, WRIGHT, WHITBREAD.

XIV. Javelin Throw— (1) HAGER, (2) HAWKINS, (3) ALSBERC; 136 ft. 10 in.

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Seniors and Sophomores

FLORENCE FORBES, Captain

NORMA BURGEE

BETH HOLLOWAY

DOROTHY RAPP

NORMA DRIEMEYER

BERTHA LANDAUER

ATHLETICS

Volley Ball.

VIRGINIA CALLAHAN, Captain

ISABEL HUGHES

MARY DOWELL

FLORIDA LINDHORST

EDITH WHITMER

SOPHIE DUBUQUE

LOUISE GILMORE

Freshmen

OLVE HUEY, Captain

ELIZABETH HARTMAN

THERESA JONES

MILDRED WHITIS

JENNIE ROEHM

RUTH HAUSMANN

LAURA ROHLFING

1921 Volley Ball Championship won by Juniors.

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S"wimming

Meet held at Principia Pool, April 27, 1921

Won by Lillian Grenzfelder

Entrees

Juniors: I. HUGHES

Sophomores: L. GRENZFELDER, E. NIEMANN, R. VOLLAND

Freshman: M. WHITBREAD, R. MABEE

Events

Obstacle Race 1. L. GRENZFELDER

2. R. VOLLAND

3. I. HUGHES

Candle Race 1. M. WHITBREAD

2. L. GRENZFELDER

3. R. MABEE

Plunge 1. M. WHITBREAD

2. L. GRENZFELDER

3. E. NIEMANN

Over-Hand Dash 1. M. WHITBREAD

2. L. GRENZFELDER

3. R. MABEE

Diving for Objects L. GRENZFELDER

2. M. WHITEREAD

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Literacy Test 1. L. GRENZFELDER

2. M. WHITBREAD

3. R. VOLLAND

Bock-Hand Strode 1. M. WHITBREAD

2. L. GRENZFELDER

3. I. HUGHES

Plain Diving 1. M. WHITBREAD

2. L. GRENZFELDER

3. E. NIEMANN

Under Water Swimming 1. L. GRENZFELDER

2. M. WHITBREAD

3. R. VOLLAND

Fancy Diving 1. L. GRENZFELDER

2. E. NIEMANN

3. M. WHITBREAD

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Rowing and Canoeing.

Meet held on Forest Park Lagoons, Grand Basin, May 14, 1921.

Rowing.

Senior

PAULINE ANNIN, VIRGINIA DELINIERE, at oars.

IDA PARKER, coxswain.

Junior

LOUISE GILMORE, ISABELLE HUGHES, at oars.

FLORIDA LINDHORST, coxswain.

Sophomore

MARIE COOLEY, VIRGINIA TIFFIN, at oars.

IRMA WILLIAMS, coxswain.

Freshmen

ELOISE PREISS, PHYLLIS UNTEREERCER, at oars.

MILDRED WHITIS, coxswain.

Seniors won all rowing events—speed and obstacle races and form test.

L-anoeing.

Senior

No team.

Junior

ELIZABETH BRADSHAW, MILDRED PETRING, representing class in speed

EDITH WHITMER, CHARLOTTE BRINER, representing class in form.

Sophomore

LILLIAN GRENZFELDER, ESTELLE NIEMAN.

P reshmen

MELINDA NOLKEMPER, MILDRED WRIGHT.

Results

Speed Race—1st, Freshmen.

Endurance—Sophomore and Freshmen tied.

Form—1st, Sophomore.

Sophomore and Freshmen tied the meet.

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McRoberts, Fredericks, Peters, Driemeyer, Rapp, L. Gilmore, M. Gilmore, Johnston, Richmond, Gilde- haus

Briner, Kurtz, Foster, Vogel, Mueller, Thompson, Martin Barnidge, Trampe, Pritchard, Badger, Volland, Grenzfelder, Simpson

Hikers' Club President

Secretary- Treasurer

ARLINE PRICHARD

DOROTHY BADGER

MARTHA BARNIDGE

CHARLOTTE BRINER

AURORA FREDERICK

LOUISE GILMORE

DOROTHY BADGER

NORMA DRIEMEYER

MILDRED GILDEHAUS

KATHERINE FOSTER

FRANCES KURTZ

IDA MCROBERTS

BERNICE O'BRIEN

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1923

ROSE VOLLAND

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1925 MARY ELIZABETH GILMORE

LOUISE MARTIN

CORNELIA MUELLER

ELSA RAPP

EDNA VOGEL

LILLIAN GRENZFELDER

DOROTHY PETERS

ARLINE PRICHARD

EDMONIA RICHMOND

VIRGINIA SIMPSON

HELEN THOMPSON

VERA TRAMPE

ETHEL JOHNSTON

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Hartmann, Cooley, Lindhorst, Rasmussen, Hughes, Chamberlain

The Tramps.

President Secretary-Treasurer

FLORIDA LINDHORST

ELIZABETH HARTM ^NN

1922

MARY CHAMBERLAIN

EDITH GRAY

ISABELLE HUGHES

FLORIDA LINDHORST

MARIE COOLEY

LOLA FUCHS

DOROTHY FRAZIER

ELIZABETH HARTMANN

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FAITH NICKELL

EDNA RASMUSSEN

NADINE WARNER

EDITH WHITMER

IRMA WILLIAMS

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