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AMildred RichardsonThe Women's "I" Club is composed of a group of women students on the campus whohave done outstanding work in the Women's Athletic Association. The organization wasbegun on the Idaho campus on March 12, 1928, with twelve founders. This year they havebeen working in cooperation with the Men's "I" Club in enforcing campus traditions.The point system used in awarding athletic honors has been revised this year, makingit more difficult to win the two awards coveted by every Idaho woman interested in sportsthe"I" sweater and the "I" blanket. Whereas it formerly took 8oo points to win the firstaward, it now requires 1000 points; and for the winning of the second award, 1800 pointsinstead of r6oo points are necessary. Although this seems almost an unattainable goal, inreality it is within reach of any ambitious young woman desiring to participate in any ofthe numerous fascinating sports which are enjoyed the year around. They include hiking,volleyball, basketball, baseball, rifle marksmanship, tennis, horseshoes, horseback riding,and swimming. This year Rosanne Roark, Nellie Irwin, Hilda Froisness, and GertrudeOlesen were awarded "I" sweaters. Ruth Kehrer was honored with an " I" blanket.The officers of the Women's "I" Club are Mildred Richardson, president; Ruth Kehrer,vice president; Marie Rosenau, secretary; Carol Campbell, treasurer; Marjory MacVean,sergeant-at-arms. Other "I" women are Nellie Irwin, Rosanne Roark, Hilda Froisness,Gertrude Olesen, Helen Thornhill, Dorothy Green, Mae Pugh, Frances Wheeler, MarieDeWinter, Dorothy Chamberlain, Elizabeth Vincent, and Ellen Frazier.••8.{201}-c>H. Thornhill, R. Kehrer, M. Pugh, D. Green, M. Rosenau, N. Irwin, M. DeWinterH. Froisness, F. Wheeler, R. Roark, M. Richardson, F .. Vincent, G. Olesen*•