Antioch College - Towers Yearbook (Yellow Springs, OH)

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mil xx, X 1 Z vrsrron on an afternoon, say in the last Division B, might well imagine that Antioch is a physical edu- cation institution. Driving east down North Col- ' 15' lege Street, he would pass four tennis courts in use, with many persons waiting to play. Farther on, his atten- tion would be drawn from the buildings to the varsity baseball squad practicing, and a few dashing figures on the cinder track. Two cars would pass him, one filled with men and co-eds in bathing suits hastening towards Gri1mell's, and the other with golf equipped students. Passing the science building he would catch a glimpse of an intramural baseball game in progress. Soon the sight of co-eds in brilliant costumes playing hockey would greet him. If by chance he should wander into the gymnasium, his illu- sion would be completed. There would be gym classes, hand- ball, boxing, wrestling, fencing, apparatus Work, and volley ball for him to watch. No need for the Dean to tell him that at Antioch the physical side of life is not neglected. 177

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ATHLETICS 1

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THE NEW GYM 178