Oregon daily emerald., January 13, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

Mermaids Will
Frolic - Before
Girl Preppers
Upperclass Swimmers To
Present Exhibit ion
Today a! Four
A feature of the. entertainment of
the High School Oonferenee, "’ill be
n demons! ration of swimming for
the high school girls from 4 to 4:20
Friday afternoon in the Woman’s
building. The exhibition will bo
given by the more nilvnneeil swim
mers, under Miss Krnestine 'Troe
jncl’s supervision. After the dem
onstration, the pool will be open for
Use to the delegates if they e.orc to i
take advantage of the privilege. j
Swimming is becoming quite pop
lilar with University girls .siiu-e j
practise for class teams lias begun.
Quite a number are coming out and
May Moore, head of swimming, and
Miss Troemel, the instructor, urge
all others who are interested to come
out for some class team. Kxpert- !
ness is not essential; all that is
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neressary is interest in 1he sport
and a good foundation knowledge of
>one stroke.
TIip tenms are graded into first,
second, tliird and fourth teams in
each class so that every girl who
pomes out. will make one team and
gain points in \V. A. A.
Practise hours are Monday and
Thursday from 5 to f>:30 for sen
iors and freshmen, and Tuesday and
Friday from .1 to 5:30 for juniors
[and sophomores. Wednesday the
same hour is open to all classes,
j While three hours’ practise a work
is required in other sports, a half
:ia hour twice n work is the maxi
mum requirement in swimming'.
]’or further information see the
class managers, who are as follows:
• senior, Virginia Lounsbury; .junior,
| Anona Hildebrand; sophomore, Xa
: omi Moshberger; freshman, Mar
garet Cummings.
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