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•Carolyn Carnahan, Marie Rosenau••H orseshoes made its initial appearance on the Idaho campus this season as the newestsport for Vandal women, and a great deal of enthusiasm was displayed. Girls from everyorganization on the campus, including Daleth Teth Gimel, College Women's Club, H aysH all, and all sorority groups, participated in the event. This being the first women's sportof the season, many enthusiastic co-eds turned out to prove their skill.The two girls winning the highest total number of points were the winners of theseason. This year's champion shoe tossers were Carolyn Carnahan and Marie Rosenauof H ays H all , who outclassed all other contestants.c£ wiot-ot-infSwimming is rapidly becoming one of the most popular sports for women, and thisyear it has been entered as a major sport. There are four class teams, and in order to beeligible for a team a girl must have ten practice periods and pass try-out tests before anauthorized group of swimmers. Besides being an excellent swimmer she must be able toperform two standard dives and one optional dive. A woman receives points for t heWomen's Athletic Association by participating in the swimming meet and by being ona class team. It is possible to earn additional points by passing the senior life-savingexamination.T he swimming meet opened the latter part of April. D isplays of diving, various strokes,and free-style races were the order of the day. A great deal of talent was shown, and therewere some in each of the classes who were both excellent swimmers and divers.Rosanne Roark, Jonn Sandford, Ruth Ferney, Elizabeth White•G{ 203 }B*