Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-02-02 | Page 16 | Pretty Chi Omega Girls Take their Initial Lessons in Art of Skiing Spills are Plentiful but What of it? Twas Rare and Healthful Fun

PRETTY CHI OMEGA GIRLS TAKE THEIR INITIAL WESSONS IN ART OF SKIING it SPILLS ARE PLENTIFUL, BUT WHAT OF IT? 'TWAS RARE AND HEALTHFULFUN Q1 ULXTETTE of pretty Chi Omega sorority girls from University of Utah enjoying the first outing of their ski dub at Fort Douglas yesterday. In the center group from left to right they are Miss Vera Tracy, Miss Rula Ward, Miss Daisy Rolapp, Miss Glenna Marriott and Miss Uarda ar . Uada ! extreme left is Miss Daisy Rolapp inspecting the course; Miss Vera Tracy is shown at the right considering "whether to or not." Below, at le i j Smart in a race with the wind. At lower right Miss Rula Ward going some, but still standing. r 1 ;f T If'- $ ' I - Vv - X-':: ... ' " rt . l : ' ......... ... . ... : ..-sj. , ; . , v. V ' - 1 v: ; . : , - fj'- ' -2: vi-y MhViM&m. :mwyy.:ym yptixmM-'' yyyy: i n w :t ; -y -1 f i& y; '"y r: , y-y yy . f f mim H-m-M, a y, M f yyyyy ' : ' ' ty -y 4 ' I f Si . h ;;':i:.;:.-x.;si m fy 2 r WW-&-$$: 'y tie :mv-&& wmM Immmi . m'myi'm ! -r::r:.:t.;K;:;.'i'f:'::;:TV i j . . : if-&Kity. ?:is:7:--::.;;. 'iSHxV-itf ..ij ,?.;;:xx:;"-x-::kf x: ; X : : ' X ' y X X:X .X -v X X; Xc x XX : -X . ' , " . , . :'. ' ;XX'XX.- :XX y - XX X -' ;:?X:XX : XXX-;;.x:X- XX;.Xx ; x.;x; ; x ':"?; ' " . "xi.xxxvs ; x x;:x: iXx'Xi- sxivXXXixxxxxxxXx: xx: xxxiXX-xXx,xx'x'; yy :smiS0f : yy-' '. :vx:x'x; '.';;ii -- PI; JtSxxSi: x x :;xs: x? XX ; 'i&MMi- KSf s - y-KJ'iS !xS-- -xl xx- iMjISSI yp'fi&Wy'y'Syyyyi Photos by Whit Burnett, Salt Lak Five Co-eds of University of Utah Bound to Master Famous Sport. T tt EETING winter's biting zephyrs It witl ra-dit smiles and rosy f 1 cheeks, a quintette of pretty Chi i. A Omega, sorority co-eds from the University of Utah hied themselves them-selves with skis and poles and brilliant Winter t ogs yesterda y to the snow-encrusted slopes near Fort Douglas, i Poised on the long: wooden runners, the , bevy of Enowmaids glided and raced and eped with the wind like veteran ski jrirls of the frozen north. Speeding- with the grace of birds on the wing over hill , crests and through the snow paths of the drooping gulleys, the five co-eds held the first winter outing of the Chi Omega Ski club. Of course, there were spills and tumbles tum-bles and trips and tangles and all the rest that goes with amateur skiing, but the girls had vowed to master the art of speeding on the runners, and. besides, they went to a lot of expense and trouble for the togs and skis. Before dusk of the first day's outing there was no hill too high or slope too step for them. They tried everything a. professional can try and did some things as well as professionals can do them--including -the well-known "spilling" feature fea-ture of the winter sport. Jx s x k v H yi y y. am y nmtt -; :; ::!;:: ; ' ' :M fey ! ; .