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scheduled to open the latter
part of next week on the
Ellipse field.
Weather permitting. the groups viii
meet for further workouts Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday of next week,
following which the teams will be Sc
lected for the series. according to Eliza
beth Morrison, physical training di-
rector.
Miss Morrison is assisted by Katherine
Wilson.
Western High School letters. numerals
and basket ball cmblems were awarded
at special assembly al the school yes
ierday Trophies were presented by
Dorothy Greene of the Washington Post
al the same time 70 the girls winning
place in the free throw tournament.
Jane Mapes, senior, received her
fourth wv" and gold basket ball as
one Of the outstanding performers IN
the recent intcrclass court series. Sallie
Abell and Rosalie Reed, seniors and
Edith Hamilton. sophomore. were award
ed their third major letters. while
Patty Joyce. Marion Lum and EStelle
EasterSon received their second.
Belle Meyers. athletic director. award
ed gold basket balls 10 the following
girls. chosen for the mythical varsity
squad" on the merit OF their perform
ance in the series: Estclle Eastern.
Marian Lum. forwards, Catherine
Crane and Sally Abel, centcrs: Jane
Mapes. side center: Dorothy Wilson and
Alice Foley, guards.
The junior team trophy, a silver
statuette, offered by the Post to tile
winners Of this event In the free throw
tournament, was presented 10 the school.
The team winning It included Mary
ToIman Judith Fishburn. Janet Smith.
Betty Hartman and Dorothy PRODIGY.
In addition. Miss Tnlman won the
Junior individual medal, which was pre-
sented to her Sally Abel, who took sec
ond honors In the intermediate class,
was awarded silver medal.
w" winners were. Seniors jane
Mapes. Sally Abel. Rosalie Reed, Es~
telle Easterson, Marian Lum Patty
joyce. Alice Foley. Evelyn Inmon. Mar
garet Blackstone. Betty Cameron and
Mary Frances Brown. Juniors judith
Fishburn Dorothy Wilson and Eveline
Bates. Sophomorcs~~Ca Crane.
Edith Hamilton and Betty Shlpp,
Freshmen Katherine McCandleSs.
Minor letters we're presented 10 Mar
garet Evans, Virginia Stephenson. Edith
Mccoy. Elizabeth Lundy. Henrietta Hob
son, Betty Beale, Catherine Aliont,
Dorothy Townsend. Rosalie Dunbar.
Isabel Parke, Natile Weed, Jeanne
Spencer. Helen Bittlnger. Florence
Grady and Mary Lee Watkins.
Numerals were awarded the follow
ing members of the three senior teams
who won the basket ball series; Rosalle
Reed. Patty Joyce. Edith Mccoy. Alice
Foley. Margaret Evans. Virginia Ste
phenson, Elizabeth Iundy Mary Fran
ccs Brown, Marguerite Detterer, Ethel
Weaver. Amanda Moon, Jean Cameron,
Nettie Croft, Mary Mitchell, Marion
Cox and Ann Schoficld.
Closing their first formal swimming
season. O., w. swimmers will hold an
interclass meet ON May IL. II has been
announced by Virginia Hopkins Russell.
tank instructor.
Tonight the Colonial Mermaids will
swim against the New York Swimming
Club III the Y. w. G. A. pool, at Seven
teenth and K streets. In the second and
final inteTschola8tic event scheduled this
Spring. Next year more ambitious
program will be outlined by Mrs. Hop
kins, who lis very much pratihed by
The enthusiasm evidenced in the first
effort To introduce interscholastic swim
ming competition for the co-eds at
q, w
Track and field athletes al George
Washington had another disappoint-
ment today when the weather forced
the second pnslponement Of the inter-
class meet scheduled for Central High
School Stadium