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Pafce Four SKYSCRAPER Fencers Win 6 of 13 Bouts at First Competitive Meet The college fencers won 6 out of 13 bouts in their first competitive tourna ment, held here on Jan. 8 and won by the Edgewater Fencing team with a score of 7-6. Coached by Lee Mitchell, who directed ihe bout, the Mundelein team, including Conslance Zarembski, Marjorie Thomas. Dorothy Koziel, Rita Kloss. and Isabel Molloy, chalked up a score of 43 points against Edgewater's 51. The Edgewater team, coached by Eu gene Williams, includes two star fencers, Carol King, who placed in the tryouts for the Olympic games last year, and Ann Delegard, who won third place in the Mid-West Fencing tournament last year. Constance Zarembski was high scorer for the home team, totaling 12 points in three bouts. Student officials at ihe nice', included Mary Lou Bell, Beatrice Pan- sini. Josephine Stanton, and Alice Reid. A summary of the event follows: Edgewa cr Mundelein Foils C. King S D. Koziel 2 A. Delegard 5 D. Koziel 3 N.Macintosh 5 1. Molloy 3 H. Maguire 3 C. Zarembski 5 N. Boyle 4 C. Zarembski 5 C. King 5 I. Molloy 2 A. Delegard 5 C. Zarembski 2 N. Macintosh 4 M. Thomas 5 H. Maguire 4 I. Molloy 5 N. Boyle 1 M. Thomas 5 C. King 5 M. Thomas 1 A. Delegard 5 R. Kloss 0 H. iMaguire 0 R. Kloss 5 Edgewater 7 bouts Mundelein 6 bouts Actor Autographs Laetare Book Class Captains Open Basketball Practice The inter-class basketball tournament will open on Feb. 11, with Irma Rilling, senior; Peggy Smith, junior; Marie Kane, sophomore: and Rita Kloss. freshman, captaining their class teams. Barbara Ohab is freshman manager. * * * Climaxing the largest ping-pong tournament in W.A.A. annals, Zona Magee defeated Betty Whelan three games out of three in the final match on Dec. 16. * * * Following the swimming meet with Chicago Teachers college on Jan. 11, the Mundelein team attended the Loyola- Armour Tech. meet, which Loyola won 46-20. * * * Prospective Sonja Henie's glided around the Chicago Arena at the ice skating party on Jan. 13. * * * The Chicago and Northwestern Rail way is keeping Miss Scanlon posted on weather conditions, and when the first heavy snow comes the W.A.A. will in vite everyone interested to board the snow-train for a week-end of skating, skiing, ice-boating, and tobogganing at Lake Geneva. Freshman Debaters Enter Semi-Finals Four freshman teams will enter the semi-finals of the annual Freshman Debate contest, which will l gt;e held next week. Lavinia Cole and Anne Marie O'- Rourke. only affirmative team to have survived the first and second rounds of the contest, will debate Mary Louise Shannon and Jane Brown. Mary lane Sheridan and Barbara Ohab, affirmative, will debate Doris Ruddy and Helen Cashion, negative, next week. The question for the Fresh man contest is Resolved: That the Declaration of War Should Be By- Referendum of the People. Sir Cedric Hardwicke, English actor and star of Shadow and Substance, autographs the Laetare Players honor ary member book, during his visit to the College on Jan. 3. Shown with Sir Cedric are Marjorie Thomas and Patricia O'Toole. Examines Coin Collection Economics Major Studies Old Coins Left The envy of the money and bank ing class is Margaret O'Brien's coin col lection, representing practically every country and every period in history. American, Spanish, English, Swedish. Swiss, Russian, Chinese, and Guatemalan coins are included in the collection, spe cific items of which are a United States penny dated 1796, a five-cent paper piece, state money dating from the Civil War, Columbian silver dollars, and even Mor mon money. Miss O'Brien, however, admits that the piece which is her special pride is a two-dollar bill, the last two dollars of a million belonging to John L. Sullivan of pugilistic fame. Sullivan himself gave it to her uncle, autographing it the last two dollars of my million. Badminton Enthusiasts Frequent Hobby Hour Teachers College Wins Swim Meet With 34-22 Score Below Elizabeth Dimmick, Kather ine Dealy, Dorothy Dember, and Ber nice Joerger are among the dozens of students who visit the gymnasium for Hobby Hour every day at noon. Play Badminton at Hobby Hour The Wright Junior college swim ming team will compete against the Mundelein swimmers in a meet in the college pool, tomorrow, at 4 p.m. Chicago Teachers college defeated Mundelein 34-22 in the first swimming meet of 1939, held here on Jan. 11. Muriel Beandt of Teachers took hon ors for high score, winning the 40-yard free style and the low board diving events. A summary of the event follows: 40-yard free style P. Heekin, Teach ers, first; Ellen Jane Fitzgibbons, Mun delein, second; Joan Foley, Mundelein. third. Time 24.2. 40-yard back stroke Muriel Beam ', Teachers, first; Betty Jane Zimmer, Mun delein, second; G. Lonk, Teachers, third. Time 28.8. 40-yard breast stroke P. Heekin. Teachers, first; E. Goldberg. Teachers, second; .loan Foley, Mundelein. third. Time 31. Diving M. Beandt. Teachers, first: Ruth McCormick, Mundelein, second; Betty Whelan, Mundelein, third. Medley Relav Teachers, first. Time 28.6. Relaj Mundelein, first. Time 47.5. Mrs. Nellie Cochrane was judge; Mrs. Kay Curtis was scorer; Mrs. Estelle Angiers was timer, and Miss Eileen Scanlon, Mundelein coach, was announcer, assisted by Helen Bulchunis '37. Aldine McGarry '38, Irma Rilling. Roberta Scheid. and Mary Ellen I'.rieten- bach. Debate Schedule Jan. 1 to Feb. 15 Jan. 7. Wheaton college tournament, at Wheaton. Pi Kappa Delta question, Resolved: That the Federal Govern ment Should Cease To Use Public Funds for the Stimulation of Private Business. Mary Louise Sylvester, Jane Rohol. negative; Peggy Meade, Georg ette Thoss, affirmative. Jan. 13. Marquette university men's team. here. Ludlow Resolution. Anne Marie O'Rourkc. Lavinia Cole, affir mative. Jan. 28. Wheaton college, radio station WCFL, 3 p. m. Old age pensions. Georgette Thoss, Geraldine Ferstel. Feb. 7. University of Chicago, at Chi cago. Ludlow Resolution. Georgette Thoss. Betty Vestal. Feb. 8. Wheaton college, here. Pi Kap pa Delta. Mary Caroline Bemis and Betty Vestal, affirmative. Feb. IS. Lake Forest college, here. Pi Kappa Delta. Roberta Scheid, Jane Rohol. negative. Exhibit Professional, Student Art Work (Continued from Page 1, Col. 1) now being exhibited in the Whiteman Galleries in South Bend. Exhibited in the eighth-floor galleries are selections of illustration, design, charcoal, and conte crayon drawings executed during the first semester by students in the art department here. Magazine illustrations of popular themes for children are the work of Irene Waldron. Virginia Gaertner, and Marie Nack. Betty Kreuzer. Sally Davis, and Georgene McGowan are junior con tributors to the fantasies of line and color section in the design group. Figure-heads and still-life exhibits done in conte crayons are largely soph omore and freshman work. Margaret Mary Kreusch, Dorothy O'Neil, May Farmer, Ruth YanHuele, and Rita Valenzano have some of this type of work exhibited. Representative work of Sanfer Cies lak, Marion Pritchard, Marion Dyer, Sylvia Gross, Catherine Rheiner, Helen Delaney, and Frances Kane comprise the black-and-white drawings of the charcoal group.
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1939-01-19 (4)
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