Imperial Valley press., 1930-11-05


ID to Q in favor of the high school
girls indoor team, the game Sat
urday with CalcXico was a close
came. The score was a tie until the
end of the third inning. After that
Centrals girls were able to combat
With Calexico's trick pitcher.
Those who played Saturday were:
Vivian Haskell, captain and catcher;
Alta Waterman, pitcher; VIVIAN
Womack, first base; Annie La
Frankie, second bass; Ora Frost,
third base; Edna Wagner, right
short stop; Doris Gibson, left short
stop; Lucy Fay Denham, right field;
Mona Holbrook, center field; Ruta
Ehmke, left field.
The lineup is usually differcns
for each game, because there are sc
many excellent competitors tor po-
sitions.
There will be no game this COM
ing week END. The next game Is
with Holtville, November is, which
Mrs. Moore, the girls coach. expects
to be The hardest game Of the sea-
son.
Continuous rounds Of social and
serious activity marked the junior
college women's conferences at RI
VerSide, Friday and Saturday, ac-
Cording to the report from enthu-
;;iaStic delegates. Both the A. W. s.
and w. A. A. conferences were held
at the Mission Inn, Riverside.
The Wheel of Friendship" was
the theme of the banquet. Different
girls gave talks illustrating the
phases or "spokes' of the wheel A
formal dance followed the banquet
Friday evening in the Music Ciols-
ter of the Mission Inn Boys from
the San Bernardino and Riverside
junior colleges were invited to this
An interesting address was given
Saturday morning at the Riverside
Junior College auditorium on En-
Dobling the mi-ProfeSSionS," BY
Dr. Fay Morgan, head of the Home
Economics department at Berkeley
Luncheon at the Women'S clubhouse
was followed by two one act plays
Later bridge and dance was en-
joyed at the home of Miss Frances
Fraser, dean of the Riverside Junior
College women.
The A. w. s. elected Marjorie Cass
and Ruth Sprinkle to accompany
their president, Lucy Strain. Be
sides these, Miss Irene Brooks. ad-
visor, and Helen Swerdferger went
to the conference.
Eleanor Holbrook and Mildred
Paine were sent to the w. A. A. the
junior college Women's inter-schol-
astic athletic association.
Miss Brooks and all the girls feel
they were royalty entertained by
their Riverside hostesSes.
Combining the underclassmen trc
with that of the upperclassmen has
produced Miss Krause's girls sex
tet. The members are: Ailine Gran
dali, Ruth Grafton. Pauline MatheS,
Marjorie Meyer, Helen Siegal, and
Barbara Tondro.
Problems and development of that
modern institution, the junior col
lege, were approached at the faculty
conference of Southern California
junior colleges, which was held at
Long Beach Saturday, November l.
There were l0,002 students in lGI
junior colleges represented by about
325 faculty members. The largeS-
junior colleges in Southern Calitor-
MIA is Los Angeles, with an enroll
mcnt OF 24l4; while the smallest is
that of Antelope Valley, with 80
students.
Aviation instruction III the junior
college is a progressive innovation
which was pointed out to the dele
gates This course is now available
in a few OF the largest junior COL
!egeS. Mr.. Smith of Riverside
showed that the course offered in
junior college is better balanced
than than offered by the CONNER
cial training schools, because the
commercial schools must prepare
their students to meet a certain eX-