W. A. A.
Laurene Atkinson Carol Basche
J. Bcekman, A. Muller, E. Kraft, H. Eisner
OFFICERS
President Beatrice Riopelle
Vice-president Elaine Kraft
Secretary Alice Muller
Treasurer Jane Beekman
HEADS OF SPORTS Helen Eisner Gwen Jones
Shirley Hilger Alice Krueger
FACULTY ADVISER Jean W. Kilgour
Nan Owen Vivian Weyland
The Women's Athletic Association, better known as the W. A. A., is one of the most important women's organizations on the campus. Although its main purpose is to promote an interest in sports, it also develops good sportsmanship, cooperation, and leadership.
The heads of sports did fine work in taking charge of class and intersorority games. These games often proved very exciting and stimulated much friendly rivalry, especially in volleyball, basketball, and baseball. The climax of the hockey season came when a selected team played — and, incidentally, was beaten by — Milwaukee Downer.
Money for trophies for the main sports was raised by selling wieners at football games and ice cream at basketball games. The W. A. A. activities throughout the year were summed up in Julia Venable's ECHO column, "Fem Fans."
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W. A. A.
Laurene Atkinson Carol Basche
J. Bcekman, A. Muller, E. Kraft, H. Eisner
OFFICERS
President Beatrice Riopelle
Vice-president Elaine Kraft
Secretary Alice Muller
Treasurer Jane Beekman
HEADS OF SPORTS Helen Eisner Gwen Jones
Shirley Hilger Alice Krueger
FACULTY ADVISER Jean W. Kilgour
Nan Owen Vivian Weyland
The Women's Athletic Association, better known as the W. A. A., is one of the most important women's organizations on the campus. Although its main purpose is to promote an interest in sports, it also develops good sportsmanship, cooperation, and leadership.
The heads of sports did fine work in taking charge of class and intersorority games. These games often proved very exciting and stimulated much friendly rivalry, especially in volleyball, basketball, and baseball. The climax of the hockey season came when a selected team played — and, incidentally, was beaten by — Milwaukee Downer.
Money for trophies for the main sports was raised by selling wieners at football games and ice cream at basketball games. The W. A. A. activities throughout the year were summed up in Julia Venable's ECHO column, "Fem Fans."
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Statement
Warning: The language and photos used in these materials are representative of the era from which they are taken and should be viewed within the context of that period.
