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. The mirage . sket-ball examination of rules given by Miss Steese, thewomens physical director, before they were allowed to participate in the tourna-ment. The classes of 1922 and 1923 defeated the Junior and Senior fives andcontested for first place until the freshman team went into the lead by its finalvictory over the second year girls. A basketball dinner was given in honor ofthe winning underclassmen by the members of the other three class teams. A great deal of the credit for the success and interest in this and other formsof co-ed sport is to be attributed to the activity and energy di
. The mirage . sket-ball examination of rules given by Miss Steese, thewomens physical director, before they were allowed to participate in the tourna-ment. The classes of 1922 and 1923 defeated the Junior and Senior fives andcontested for first place until the freshman team went into the lead by its finalvictory over the second year girls. A basketball dinner was given in honor ofthe winning underclassmen by the members of the other three class teams. A great deal of the credit for the success and interest in this and other formsof co-ed sport is to be attributed to the activity and energy displayed by the girlsathletic department under the direction of Miss Steese, the physical director,and her assistant Miss Twineham. Under this leadership there has been anincreasingly large interest among the girls and the success of their efforts is attestedby the college records which are held by DePauw co-eds such as those in tracknoted on the last page of the Co-ed Athletic Department of this book. 94 MIRAGE. The Victorious Freshmen Luclle Rendall, Georgia Willis, Cornelia KennadyFay Smith, Mable Van Buskirk,Eleanor Sinclair The Sophomore Team Ocie Foster, Leonora Brackney, Elizabeth Best,Catherine Harvey, Frances Taylor (Capt.)Violet Iddings The Seniors
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