Fort Lewis College - Katzima Yearbook (Durango, CO)

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vwwvvvssvvvvvvirwwwmmvmvedmmwwwmwmmm BASKETBALL Although the team annexed no championship laurels, and was handicapped during the first of the season due to the small Gym., its exhibitions were characterized by determined fighting, steady improvement and individual ability. At the end of the season, the men having become accustomed to their new positions, the team began to show excellent form and to exhibit real team work. With Opie . Carter, who was considered one of the best centers in the state for his size, at centerg Hottle and Walsh at guard and With Bracevvell and Baxter, sensational basket throvvers, made a new record for C. T. C. lt was this team, featured by the brilliancy of Carter, the speed and aggressiveness of Walsh and Bracewell, the consistency and fighting spirit of Baxter, Hottle, King and Jones, which furthered C. T. C.'s basketball aspirations. Teani Forwards-Bracevvell, Baxter, Preston Guards-VValsh, Jones, Hottle,King Center-Carter Score Aggies 35 C. T. C. 1 3 D. U. 20 C. T. C. 21 Mines 21 C. T. C. I7 Mines 8 C. T. C. 45 Boulder 35 C. T. C.' I9 Aggies IQ C. T. C. 20 IVV! 107

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'JW4 ' ' WA ' M M K,7!lF:4 1 2 5 5 5 2 5 3 1 Q 2 'i J 4 4 1 4 fi '4' i - 'fv'vv vvvv'g GIRLS' BASKETBALL-SECOND YEAR This year, as never before, second year is full of the spirit of progress. This fact has well been shown in the recent organization of the girls' basketball team. The prime object of the team is to raise the standard of girls' athletics in the school and to get the girls to realize that the responsibility rests upon them and that they are the most important factor in putting the school in a position of athletic honor and su- premacy. When the call for players came out in the Crucible, in the early winter, almost every girl heeded it and came out with great enthusiasm. Not only.did the girls play during class time, but on Saturdays the gymnasium was never idle. And even now, when it is so hot that the wagons go around with their tongues out, you can see an eager bunch of girls in the gymnasium practicing to win the championship. So far we have only played two games, one with the High School, in which we were defeated 20-17, and the other with first year, when we won 18-IO. We will play several more and hope to win them all, for through us all is a pride, a loyalty, a zealousness Which, though we know it not, can never be found except in the ever-flowing spirits of the second year girls at C. T. C. IOS!