Illinois Wesleyan University - Wesleyana Yearbook (Bloomington, IL)

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Wabbles Lam . . . A watch-charm guard . . . Small but speedy . . . A g bear-cat on defense . . . This boy is a comer . . . Three more seasons. 1, ' M X .., x Spur-mite Edwards . . . Small . . Fast charging . . . Had fine spirit . . Injuries all that held him back . . . Y-M Has played his last ball for l.W.U. eb, yi- L V C' Av Y Sox Soeka . . .Tall, rangy end . . . Speedy downtield under punts . . . Quite a punter . . . Watch him in 1937 . . . Three years to go. Wild-Bill Cambell . . . Big . . . Aggressive . . . Lacked experience . . .Will be tough next year, . . Only a freshman. At a giant testimonial dinner, featuring' Ossie Solem as speaker, Coach Bell declared that this was the best football team he had ever coached . . . He awarded letters to Z3 men: Kaska, Yurieci, Oliver, Chittum, Peterson, Tip- ton, Goode, Pilkis, Wallick, Rasmussen, D. Folk, Egdorf, Hoppers, Carter, T. Folk, Fuller, Lusi- ana, Slanec, Hawkins, Boysaw, Edwards, Cambell, and Soeka . . . Gold footballs were awarded to these 23 men and also to Wiede- man, Burke, Drummond, Lam, Samrnons, Pow- ers, Gage, Hoadley, and Anderson. R f --. ty' 'l ii ,, H-M Yr A NX J .T Ta'-4 at XX 'I . 1 X Nc K J x- tX'Q ,k MESQXQQE l23l

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, 5 if l'l,,H'j Y , ,3 g-:fel 'r .- N, fifty' N U Hlyit Fl'A' Ax I llblglfl K AJ if 'T' c' x N1 faith. Nov. 21 . . . At Wilder Field. The Titans win their fourth I.l.A.C. Champion? ship in six years . . . Defeat a hard-fighting, couragious l.S.N.U. eleven, 18-O . . . Tiptor1's Punt-returning, Kaska's blocking, and Wallick's plunging are the stand-out features of this game. Nov. 26 . . . At Ruston, Louisiana. Louisiana Poly. 12, Wesleyan U. Nov. 27 . . . At Arkadelphia, Arkansas. Ouachita College 6, Wesleyan U. Playing two games in two days, both without the services of Chittum and Oliver, the Titans close their season by bowing in defeat to the Southerners . . . Fumbles and poor Quarter- backing prove Titans' undoing. f27l lim Hoppers . . . Terrific drive . . . Powerful legs . . . A standout cog in a strong line . . . Played best ball against Ill. College . . . Slowed by injuries. Harry Fuller . . . Big lad . . . Hard to move . . . Has three years to prove his Worth . . . Nice start. Lefty Boysaw . . . Fast-stepping wingman . . . Played best against Millikin . . . His experience and per- sistency make him a strong contender . . . One more year. Tubb Carter . . . Dependable snapper back . . . The middle of our Beef Trust . . . Gave good account l of himself in every game . . . Only a A Freshman . . . Bright future. ag ' ' 'f-jg?-v

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rs. , i. J l L, if fi LU ff' L! ,L 'Y if Phi Kappa Phi . . . National honorary scho- lastic fraternity . . . Founded at the University of Maine in 1897 . . . Wesleyan chapter founded in 1922 . . . Open to seniors in the upper fifth of the graduating class who are representative in their fields of study . . , Those selected for membership are given their pledge ribbons in a special chapel program . . . Nine members were pledged this year. f29l PHI KAPPA Pl-ll STUDENT UNION Student Union . . . Composed of representa- tives from all groups on the campus . . . All matters to be settled by a student body are submitted to it . . . The main function is to promote school spirit . . . Compiles and sells student directories . . . Selects students for chapel committee . . . Plans all-school dances, dinners, and parties . . . Progressive organiza- tion . . . Robert Baker, music student, suc- ceeds Beryl McDonald as president.