Doane College - Tiger Yearbook (Crete, NE)

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i . campus appe' 4 Qlglliwmftfilyiflll ti THE. ACADEMY. HERE is a time, about the last week i11 I' June, when the line drawn between acad- emy lllld college students is very slight tat least until tl1e reports of examina- tions are receivedj. And even in the midst of the school year the students. mingling in the class room and on the very much alil'e The small groups of ' . 1. 41 I x . . , Cads, seen here a11d there, may not be studying birds in the required mannerg they may not be making astronom- ical observations in the evening according to prescribed rules, yet the enjoyment is doubtless as great as in the regular work, and the extra credits may be given later. WVhile the academy has all the advantages of the col- lege. it still preserves its distinct character. The Doane Owl devotes two pages to the interests of the academy. Its students maintain a literary society and debating club, similar to those of the college. For this spring, de- bates have been arranged with l ranklin lllld NVeeping Water Academies. College track work is loyally np- held by the academy, though the Cads enjoy their own special meets and baseball games. Last year a dual meet was held with the Crete High School team. The academy boys won with the score of 69 to 39. 'Baseball is now the rage. A nine was organized, which chal- lenged the Freslnnen for the first match of the season. Though the score was 12 to 13 in favor of tl1e Freshmen, the courage of the Cads is by no means daunted, nor is their enthusiasm a bit lessened. A game with the Wil- ber nine willsoon give them another chance to test their skill. More than one athlete of the academy deserves to wear the honor D on his sweater. YVe are sure that these students, famed as they are for their work in the class room, on the debating platform. and on the athletic field, will become the most popular, brilliant and energetic college students of the future. -

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COLORS. Old Rose and White. YELL. Ga-zip, ga-zu! Gu-jol-ig-zoro! VVG'l'G the Class Of Nineteen Four! OFFICERS. President, Osamu T. SNVANSOX. Secretary, Lmum K. RMCKNOI: TI'GZl.Slll'G1', Llasmlc L. S1,oN1u1s1c 33