Evening star., 1926-03-30

The ultimate victors started of
with substantial lead in the opening
half, which ended at II to I in their
favor. The Grads spanned the
breach in the third period. however
and were right on the heels of THEN
opponents throughout the remainder
Of the game.
In the fourth period the score was
knotted and the tie was unbroken un
til the final minute of play when tne
Posts forward field shook free Of the
opposing defense and spirited the hal
into the basket after some clever
passing maneuvers.
Kitty Corbett and suzanne Han di
vided scoring honors for the winners
Eleanor Borgemeier and Mary Stew
art Allan accounted for the Grads
total. The game was refereed by
Virginia Griffith coach.
Post colors We're carried by Kitty
Corbett. Suzanne Han. Ellen Bates
Marjorie Lynch. Angel Allen ant
Mary Ahern.
" Graduates wSre represented by
Eleanor Borgemeier. Mary Stewart
Allen. Helen Johnston Virginia Har
ley. Marie Greer and Katherine Whit
field.
Third Seniors will oppose the Posts
in the final game today. The Seniors
drew bye in the semi-fnals.
When R0lton Arms girls depart
homeward for Fla ster vacation. they
will fold mp their basket ball togs and
take them along to be packed in moth
balls or otherwise slowed away until
Winter comes. Tennis rs ckets. white
skirts and gay.colored sweaters will
take their place on the return trip. In
anticipation of the annual tennis
tournament. which is scheduled to
start Immediately after the holiday
season.
Entry lists now are open for the
event which will he for the singles
title of the school. according to Alice
Nicon. physical director. Drawings
will he announced about the middle
of April
The final, note on the basket ball
trumpet was sounded last week when
the members of the squad were
awarded monograms in an athletic
assembly. Eleanor Colahan Frances
Duke and Louise Spencer were espe-
cially commended for their perform
ances during the sea- son. Miss Cola :
han. playing in seven games. col
lected 1SS of the 296 points totaled
by IloltOn Arms, Miss Duke. in the
center field. played through five
games and had only one foul ca He'd
against her. That one was techni-
cal. Miss Spencer, i'm guard position,
was called for foulinS but twice.
Both Of these records are considered
unusual.
Those receiving letters, in addition
to the three mentioned We're Alice
Davis. captain and forward; Eliza :
beth Breckenridge. center: Georgi-
ana Joyes. guard. and Marian Wells.
apd Annie Carter Greene. substi-
tutes who participa ted in at least
three games.
Holton Arms won five out of the
seven games on its schedule this
season. losing to Foxcroft School of
Middleburg. Va. and to National
Park, the undefeated seminary squad.
Holton won from Eastman. Madeira
Gunston Hall. Friends and Oldfield
of Baltimore,
The midget squad, composed of
girls under 10 years of age. played two
outside games and scored as many
victories. Friends and Eastma n s
midgets each succumbed to them.
Margaret Stanwood, Christine (Tiny)
Van den Bosch. Katherine Hall, Jane
Wallis, Bette Peelle and Patsy Joyes,
who composed the midget sextet, also
received letters.
Hockey monograms were presented
to the following players who figured
in the interscholastic series last Fall:
Frances Duke, Flea nor Colahan, Geor-
giana Joyes. Marian Wells. Harriet
Hanger. Susie Singleton, Alice Davis,
Ellen Peele Emily Murray, Nancy
Moir Jean Purcell Mary Lewis Hall
nd Anne Carter Greene
The scarlet cOlOrs of the senior class