Athletic Association Meeting Sets Point System for Sports
A Friday AA meeting in room 139 approved a point system matching the Undergraduate Association for basketball hockey baseball field day and swimming with 25 25 25 15 and 10 points respectively. Freshmen regulate Greek games while limits apply to girls in major minor play parts and no distinction between team members and substitutes. Tennis court use granted to alumnae after four on Saturdays and mornings with hockey baseball debates on Field Day continued.
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The
Athletic Association
A. A
Undergraduate Meeting Minutes Open With Fund Allocations
In Miss Dana’s absence Vice President Miss Imo gene Ireland presided at the Undergraduate meeting. Reports from secretary and Executive Committee were read and approved detailing appropriations for building fund signs and other items, plus flood relief. The council discussed ending subscription to the Press Club, amendments on election timing, and various committee reports and fund balances.
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Miss Dana
Imogene Ireland
Howers
Anna E. H. Meyer
Henry Ronicke
Athletic Association
Miss Boyd
Miss
Barnard College
Miss Peck
Brooks Hall
Oerzen
Exchange
Bill
CS. Ay
Mt. Holyoke College
East Side
New York
Denison House
Boston
Thompson Class Swim Meet Delights Juniors and Others
The annual Thompson Building class swimming meet on April 9 featured events from twenty and forty yard swims to a back stroke and relay races. Eleanor Hadsell 1914 won multiple events with Naomi Harris 1913 close in several. juniors led the final score 20 to 16 to 7 and 1 for the four classes.
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Thompson Building
Eleanor Hadsell
Marjorie Hillas
Fannie Markwell
Naomi Harris
Dodge
Mike’’ Hillas
Mary Chancellor
Alma Jamison
Annie Markwell
Sophie Andrews
Marguerite Allen
Edna Henry
Seiers
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A. A. Meeting
French Society Tea
Muller
Louise Talbot
College Settlement Association
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