Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Mau I{(n K.i vi A'-sislnlit | ln«l r Z )t Department of pji’siral education Mr. Burr, coach of varsity basketball and baseball, has produced one of the best teams in the country in each snort. The basketball team uf this year has eclipsed all former efforts of the coach in producing winning combinations. Swimming, also under the supervision of Coach Burr, has become one of the most popular of sports ‘on the Mill. The new swimming pool is one of the most beautiful of any in eastern colleges. With the building of the new gymnasium, the field of physical education has been increased in its scope and the most complete training is being offered by the department. The girls’ basketball teams, competing this winter for the first time in intra-mural contests, inspired much campus interest and unite a feu stars are in the making. Miss Reeves, who has charge of the girls' athletics, has promoted many neu ideas in the campus activities of the feminine group, among which the May Day Carnival has been one of the most en joyable as well as novel.

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Dr. Walter A. Dlokdorn, M.D.. Lieutenant Commander, U.S.N.(M.C.) Whose exemplary scholarship has been a source of inspiration to all of us; we. of the Medical Class of 1927. in the fullest appreciation of his whole-hearted efforts to make our College of Medicine just a bit better. DEDICATE this section of the 1927 Bison.