Bates College - Mirror Yearbook (Lewiston, ME)

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BAND 8 figiigt I Q L, 1 7'-K in . -nv if Ifirsf Ifmr: llnlines, Shepherfl, Rieharflson, Hamilton, Madison, Allman, Foster. S1-f-mul Roar: lleeker, Stewart, Taylor, Hunsq-muh, Graffam. Howe, Gamlf-ll, liuruap. yvlllifll lfmr: YYmulwarrl. Ifragrlmi, Kl'IlIlt'1lf'. Rf'll1lll4l. Hove. Ixflllffll lfmr: Nelson, Vruuker, Kemp, l'rehle, Keck, Laelel. lhifllf lt'U1l'.' Skt-ltun, Witmrllmlll'-V, Vurtis, Learcl. Juhraek. luterwm'eu with the trafliliuu and lJ2lf'liQI'Ullll4l of c-allege life is the march- ing haufl. XYhn eau forget the color afhlefl to the athletic' 1-cmtests hy the high- steppiug. sirle-stepping. fast-stepping Bates Baud unrler the ahle direction and Y leaflership of an ace of Baton-'l wirlers. Xyllllillll llamiltou '37? The pep, spirit, in spiratimi ueefletl aucl present at all home and state series fuothall games was amply furnished hy this year's c-umhiuatimi. The haucl uiemhers and the college heuefit directly frmn association with this live-wire urganizatimi. Actual music-al ahility is fostered: eomradeship in working for a single purpose is huilt up: aucl the clistinc-tion of heing a memher of an UI'QZlIllZ2lllUIl which fills the funetimi of for-llsiligg' spirit ami college pep is highly valuahle. The scliuul has the 2lflV2llll2l,Q't' of having a uniform. Clicking unit tu make gaiues. rallies. and assemhlies what they shuulrl he. Pugf nur' 11 ll Ilflffrl fifly

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ATIILETIY I'0l Nl ll Front Hmr: Prof. Ramsdell. Dr. Bolster, Dr. Pomeroy, Judge Lancaster. Mr. Ho Second Hou-5 Kishon. Prof. Vutts, Prof. Kendell, Vooke. Third Roz:-: Marcus, Keck, Martin. This group purposes to regulate athletics at Bates. Their duties are legion. It is the Athletic Council that hudgets each year's expenses and makes possible the Varied and comprehensive program hoth of intercollegiate and intra-mural sports. Needless to say. here alone is an important function. for fundamental to any school is the equipment and the interest to train sound bodies as well as sound minds. Secondly the Athletic Founcil determines questions of policy particularly as regards participation in inter-collegiate sport. The pleasant relation of Bates with a wide range of other colleges in intercollegiate competition is indicative of the ffouncil's success in creating and maintaining sportsmanlike feeling lietween Bates and her opponents on the field. Finally the Athletic Council awards varsity letters. a phase of their work that speaks for itself. To this group. then. is entrusted the care and maintenance of a healthy athletic program for men at Bates. Page on

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VYONlEN'S Al'l'llLETll'S 91' AQ' Cs 35 .lil .gs .3 80' 5? Q2 l 1'r.v! HIPIII' R. Butler, Src.: Nl. 'l'omlinson, Trwr1.v.,' K. Vllllolllils, l'r1's.,' l. Miller, lvlifl'-l,V'l'N, Seronrl Hnzr: NI. Andrews: M. Nlelcher: Ii. lvclls. Thfrrl Holr: Nl. Vhase: E. Smart: l'. Bray: X. Ilanshill, A sport for every girl and a girl for every sport. This motto of the Bates NYomen's Athletic Association is an expression of the philosophy which is gradu- ally taking possession of the field of modern physical education for women. No longer is the emphasis placed upon winning teams and star athletes. With eyes centered once more upon the old Athenian ideal of threefold development of the individual-sound mind. sound lmody. sound spiriteephysical education leaders today are searching out the forgotten woman of sports, the ordinary girl, the inexperienced girl. in order to initiate her into tl1e joys a11d benefits of healthful physical activity. Even hefore September an attempt is made to quicken the interest of every entering girl in the program of the Association. Letters of welcome and informa- tion concerning the program of sports at Hates are sent to each prospective woman student. Expert or novice. student or athlete-one and all are strongly urged to participate. Every girl in college is a member of either the Garnet or the Black Page our I1 zlzulrerljiffy-orif