University of Connecticut - Nutmeg Yearbook (Storrs, CT)

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We h.. se DePau- iclauyi lIOI11 XB and may i hill he as 'emolmrated ffiicut French and mush WIC MF- Croteau lofmfaie but fi tilt ptgggg. with hh gm. E11 T116 prep. tmsmats- ln at Noun on me supeniss md has been ettermeut of in high irriefi out in .hudiwhinial apes of songs ufienu. Thh hat year, the schools ill eaching aids. yllmfg ica- mehr for hh 13 of l ICl1Cb' Llifi. with DT' , During ht Y book, Tilt , riiiiflbutfd Roy Jones Guyer After Roy Jones Guyer was graduated from Lebanon Valley College in 1908, he coached and taught Latin at his alma mater and later studied at Springfield College. For several years he was associated with the YMCA in Iowa and served two years with the YMCA during the war. On March 1'l, 1919 when he came to the Connecticut Agricultural College, what most impressed him was the beautiful gymnasium, now the Armory. At that time, the gym was the best in New Englandf, He was at first the entire Department of Physical Education, teaching all the courses in that subject, both for men and for women. In addition he coached varsity football, basketball, and baseball as well as the girls' basketball team. During his 35 is 'gut . V ' is I- 'ri fi 'V ' 1. EQ A ' as X. , '. 1 f , x years at the University, Mr. Guyer coached many teams to championships. As the in- stitution grew in size, he turned his atten- tion to intra-mural sports, and particu- larly to the field of archery. His archery groups compiled the almost unbelievable record of winning 14 outdoor and 16 in- door national intercollegiate champion- ships. Although he has received many hon- ors, the most significant to him was the vote of the alumni to name the playing floor of the new men's gymnasium for him. ln his classes and coaching, he says that he has taught to win but, in the long run, the great joy is the success in life of the individual boy and girl who played on his teams.

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