College of Wooster - Index Yearbook (Wooster, OH)

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When school reopened this year on September iS, Scot gridders were already hard at work. Pre-school practice had started eight days earli- er, and thirty-one recruits had answered Coach Swi- gart's call. ln the tall, football called for sport fans' undivided at- tention. Cross country had been dropped from the ath- letic program, and enthusi- asts were rapt with the prospects ot a winning grid- iron combination. The mechanics of the tall season were rapidly whipped into shape. The schedule was ironed out, cheerleaders chosen, and a series of bon- tires and other pep rallies planned to spur enthusiasm. The first game ofthe sea- son was a thriller in which Wooster split honors with Bowling Green in a l-4 to 14 tie. A victory over a highly-rated Denison team followed, and then a loss to a powerful Case eleven. Top: A TENSE MOMENT in the Case game is mirrored in the faces of these Scot renters. Upper Center: SCENES FROM DENH- SON-Kate sneaks around left end and Shia-an hits pay dirt. Lower Center: NUMBER ONE ROOTER President Wishart sitson players' bench surrounded by cheerleaders. Bottom: VICTORY SNAKE DANCE after the Mft. Union game is led by Scot laandsmen. 11, M ,-