California Maritime Academy - Hawsepipe Yearbook (Vallejo, CA)

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ET?-tj-Q -- -- t-'-- - - V ,gy g Ii eg -:Vg FQ- f--- --- -Y --- as , ' tt s- 'E' X 1. s m H - ixxnag- 'E A x X111 seated, left to right: widenor, craig, hood, patterson. standing: williams, spade, davies. athletic council the athletic council under the advisorship of mr. peder- son with its prime endeavor of promoting athletics at the academy has devoted many hours in organizing new athletic activities and promoting competitive competition between the four companies. it is their job to see that the various athletic teams are outfitted with uniforms, that games are scheduled with neighboring athletic teams, and that an adequate number of athletic activities are offered to the midshipmen. two representatives are elected from the second and third class, and three from the first class at the beginning of each school year. these seven members organize the sports activities for the following year. they decide upon changes within the department, and such items as athletic grades and the procurement of equipment. 1951 was the first year to see our athletic council devote much extra time and effort. they sponsored an informal dance, held in honor of our basketball team and sailing club, at which time a gift of a parker 51 pen was awarded to the coach and manager of the basketball squad and also to the president of the sailing club for their fine work. we hope that the council will continue to maintain the high spirit of competition now in existence between the neighboring teams and the corps of midshipmen as this has proven to be a great moral builder. this competition has proved to be a great incentive among the corps to do their best in every thing that they undertake. it is the council's endeavor to see that this great spirit of competi- tion is continued as it is the foundation of the high caliber of athletic teams developed here at the academy.