Dakota Wesleyan University - Tumbleweed Yearbook (Mitchell, SD)

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EEL , w , My ' ' 'gpg IIII GQ pf SWIMMING TEAM I I 'II I I II I WI I I' I ll 'll I 'ly , I l l 6 Bark Row: Miller, Bubb, lfllllllilll, XVilly, FllllIllll'G. I , CPIIIIII' Now: J0llllS0ll, Lnnck, Wilson, Killam, Blllllllilll, Kyl, C21l'll2ll'l, Arnold. I Front Huw: C2ll'llill'l, Collins, Blaine, StQiIIlIuI'g, S1.?l1lilllS. ll I I The swimming team, first organized last year, showed unusual improvement during the past season. The Sioux Falls Y. M, C. A., which in the first year won a dual meet, was defeated 46 to I6 in this year's meet. T O O O INTRAMURAL ATHLETICS I I Several sports are included in the Wesleyan intramural athletic program. Q A basketball tournament, run on the round robin plan, is held each winter. The winners for 1932 were Independents who defeated the Only Way in the final game. Eight teams were entered. A baseball team is organized by each of the Literary Societies and one by non-society members. A complete schedule I of games is arranged which extends throughout most of the Spring quarter. Tennis has its host of followers on the campus. During the Spring months the 4 courts are in constant use. The tennis climax comes in the form of a series of I l tournaments including men's singles, men's doubles, mixed doubles, and wom- l lla en's singles and doubles. Each year finds a tumbling team on the campus. gi I This team gives several demonstrations during the year. The members of 1? ' 1932 team are Paul Fillmore, Carl Loock, W'illiam Duba, and Walter Fisher. ,V i P I II A I ll, of-. or I To IVIEINEWEQD i933 . gc, ,, . 2,-Q, A Pa ge 89

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wg.--,.af? 1 -a t , uw o ' et' 1 as at at -:iQ -S, T Y LN V ' W 6 M XWIQU vii if V r fl a vu x X gy ll Q V f if 3 i MYERS STEPHENS Loocx Banda 0. Q 94 OOO 4 rj l i xl Wesleyan was for the first time in Conference competition winner of second place in the conference meet. The Tiger squad earned a total of 32 points. Arnold was again the outstanding Tiger performer, scoring 162 points to tie with Mendel for individual scoring honors. Sam established a new high .V hurdle record of 15.6. He placed second in the javelin, first in the low hurdles, . 31 third in the broad jump and fourth in the high jump. Gross overcame severe T handicaps to place third in the 440. Mackey won first in the shot put. Beier 5 I- took second in the pole vault and third in the high jump. Knowlton earned N - third in the javelin and the relay team won third. X '- w .j, l' il T I ' N5 ' '1f K I 5 F7 Tl.5MELEX'VE.ED T933 his .4,fgL?Xk Page 88

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ill f l W CLUB al l t t n l tx, Uv il' W l 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ,I 1 I Y I Hnrlr Rntff: Pallss-ll, Gross Ruggv, Murrow, Sllilll'Q1', 'l'll0lllIlS0l1, Plolgzlte, Luock. Qwrifm' linw: Bvown, Duvidsorx, Gnllinn, Heier, Arnold, L1-nuke, l'I1llllbil1'll, C0211-her. l'1'ont RMU: Marsh, NIIIFIKOX, Lvnz, Ferguson, Fishlwck, llrooks, Myers. l 0 O 0 I' ' w I il 1 l 1 I I l .J I ll ' ine. A .f :ali wi' pl- ' LAVERNE HUBBARD is Wesleyan's veteran cheer leader, having stimulated ! 3 the local pep throughout his college career. Hub always will be remembered 1 for his ability to keep a crowd of students and fans constantly yelling encour- l agement to Wesleyan's teams. And then, of course, we have those pep-meet- l , ings-- li ' l Zyl s ' R W t TUEv?BL.E'1NEED 1933 gig' Page 90