Alma College - Scotsman Yearbook (Alma, MI)

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THE FOUR HORSEMEN Those of us who are attending Alma college today can scarcely appreciate our institution's one time place in the athletics of the state. A victory used to be as rare as a championship is now. Championship teams came along at inter- vals of about ten years. . And yet the class of 125 has not seen a year go by without at least one cham- pionship. Since Coach Campbell has been with us he has pushed five Alma teams to victory in the M. I. A. A. We owe the greater part of our enviable reputation to- Coach. Still, folks wonder how Coach would have succeeded without his famous Four Horsemen . Russ Catherman, ':Rog Wright, Cuddy Shaver, and Red Carty have been in on every mite of athletic glory for Alma for the last four years. Since they were Freshmen these four men have played together on every athletic team. They have carried off five championships, eight M. I. A. A. positions, and have a season of baseball yet to go. W'right and Carty have each captained champion- ship teams and have each been made a captain' of an M. I. A. A. team. Rockne's four horsemen fade into the background when placed before records like these. However long Alma may keep her present pace, we must always remember that the old steam roller was oiled up, its inertia broken, and its impetus given by Coach Campbell and the Four Horseman of 1921-25. g -as ALMA cottseiarr Q N inety-Iwo

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WOMEN'S ATHLETICS This year has seen the development of a VVomen,s Athletic Association in Alma College. In order to arouse a keener interest in athletics, the association has established a system by which a girl who has won a certain number of points is ent-itled to a monogram or letter. Contrary to the general opinion, the winning of a letter means much time spent and a great deal of work on the part of the girl. That a deeper interest in athletics has been aroused is very evident. Last year Freshmen and Sophomore basketball teams were organized, this year not only have We a Sophomore and- Freshman team, but also society teams and an all-college team. Games have been played and enthusiasm has reached a high point. . ' K ' Baseball is next in order, and it is hoped that enough good immaterial will turn up to organize two good, peppy teams. V -OLGA DowN. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS ' OLGA DOWN . ' ...... lgvzxrifdevzt BEULA WATSON Vice-Preridenz Q ETHELYN ADAMS . Sec1'ctm'y DOROTHY Fox T2'cff11u1'e1' L11 -F f'-X A ALMA COLLEGE ii' Ninetyifour 1 -