Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-06-27


Dorothy Kelso is the 1926-27 presi'
dent of the girls athletic club. Eliza
beth Bray is the new vice president,
Gertrude Clark secretary and Ruth
Smith, treasurer.
Miss hewitt expressed her ConviC-
ton that next year would he b1n-
rier year for Hine in the field of girls
athletics at the recent award assem-
bly, when &c girls who participated in
the interiunior high school track and
field meet and who were the outSta1d-
ing performers in the interclasS games
during the year, were presented with
the coveted Hine 81" in recognition
of their ability.
Those receiving their letters were
Catherine Bray, Margaret Wilkinson.
Florence Peter, Grace Haley, Helen
Welsh, Helen Somering, Ruth DeJar-
nette, Edna Whip, Madeline Kuhn,
Viola Canter, Helen Wayson, Ruth
Cole, Mildred bowman, Dorothy Kel-
so, Lila May Pearce, Hazel De LoZier,
Mary Alice Arnold, Dorothy Donnella,
Villa Tulmer, Mary Brooks Haley,
Rose Mary Dunnigan, Dorothy Hall,
Louise Wayson, Dorothy Draper,
Lillian Teate and Margaret Shields.
Major letters were awarded IL girls
at jefferson Junior High School in
recent athletic assembly in recogni-
| ton of their performance In the inter
| junior high school meet and i'll vari-
Gus interclass series played within the
| school. Numerals were awarded the
outstanding players in fnterclass
games, who did not participate in the
interscholastic competition on field
day.
or winners were Ruth Morgan
stein, Mabel MADDOX, Mildren kelpy,
Beverly Miller, Esther Mindel Silvia
Dickelbaum, Helen McWilliams, Dor
othy Albea, Elma Wilson, Beverly,
| Newton, Matilda Zimmerman and
| Sara Fisher.
| Miss Newton also has the distinc-
| ton Of being one of the honor stu
dents in classroom work.
Two Of the 10 girls who received
their numerals were honoor students,
Dorothy Amin and Marie Taylor.
Other numefal winners were Elizabeth
Salisbury, Webster Richards, Eleanor
| Hatch, Alzina Fuller Lorraine Brooks,
Marie Trede. Mary Demma, Constance
Mesina, Mary Taylor. Mae Kelly,
Beverly Newton, Marie Callan,
Frances Tyler, Mabel La Fontaire,
Florence Burdette and Leslie RELY.
Mrs. Ella b. FOulois, who resigns
on July / as director Of the Happy
Hollow playground, will be sorely
missed by the fair athletes who fire.
| quent the Eighteenth street play CEN
| ter, as she has done much to develop
O. broad sport program for girls dur
| ing the two years Of her dictatorship.
Enthusiastic groups have been or
| ganized for quot tournaments, basket
bali, dodge ball, schlag and newcomb
series, under her leadership, as we'll
| as in track events under her leader.
ship.
| Better teams than ever before have
been entered in the elementary school
schlag ball league from Happy Hollow
| during the past two seasons. Mrs.
| Foulois acted as coach ard referee
| for one section of the Columbia
| Heights division series. She has en-
couraged her girls to develop their
talents in the swimming pool, also
| taking groups of swimmers to the
Georgetown tank three times a week
| throughout the Summer months.
| On Tuesday of this week, Mrs.
| Foulois will take the Happy Hollow
| girls o-Georgetown for their first dip
| in the pool this year. 1t also will be
| the last trip she will make with the
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