Latter Day Saints Business College - S Book Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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BASKET BALL

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THE PLACE OF ATHLETICS IN THE L. D. S. V In the history of all schools Athletics have always played an important part. In the field at play can be seen the real type of individualism. It is there that one will be taught, the proper attitude toward an opponent in victory or defeat. The supreme virtue of athletics should be fair play. If that idea cannot be always the guide for our play, then we should not have athletics in any form. The heat of conflict should always have its balance Wheel in the art of fair play. With our new campus, the only true and safe step for our school to take is Athletics for Everybody. We cannot deny the fact that mass athletics furnishes better fun and more of it. The good little jokes passed among the comrades of a student body because of a bone-head play is far less cutting and cements friendship better than the severe drubbing of an angry team captain or coach because of the same bad play in an inter-scholastic game. Athletics so conducted Will promote national preparedness, race betterment, and a high type of citizenship for the masses of our school. By such a method our school teams will, in a. few years become better, for we will have a whole student body as a feeder for the next year team instead of a few who were picking up the game last year. The greatest laboratory for citizenship is the campus. Laws concerning conduct may be taught in the class room, but the field of play after all becomes the actual place where the give and take of later life is so nearly duplicated. One of the great problems that is now present at our school can be summed up in these words canit do any thing. If a boy or girl of that type is found in the future, and ninety- nine out of every hundred are of that type today, he should not be given credit in any class work until he can do something . The time is not far in the future when all students will be requested to take an examination in swimming, running, jumping and other simple but real tests for physical man-hood, before he can say, HI am a fit candidate to leave the schoolfl What has been said is not to in any sense to discourage athletic teams but to make it possible for more men to leave our school as the type of man that is fit to compete in life battles success- fully. United in our efforts for a nbigger and better L. D. S. UP let us strive heart and hand for all to reach that type of manhood and womanhood which will be an example to the rest of the World. Page One Hundred Thirty

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.3... 4:? y 1:: Center MARGETTS Center BIRD J EX Forward COWLEY Forward FRED POHLMAN Guard Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. 7, Feb. 14, Feb. 21, Febr. 23, Feb. 28, Mar. 3, Mar. 11, CAPTAIN LE ROY SANDERS RALPH BARNES Guard BASKETBALL RECORD. ...Bingham, 46.... West Side, 20. ...East Side, 38 ...... Granite, 13.. ..... L. D. S. U., 22. ........ Bingham, 54... -.. ..... L. D. S. U., 27. ........ East Side, 38.... Prue One Hundred I'hivty-two COACH RYNEARSON BASKET BALL LINEUP A. NIELSON Center LYNN RICHARDS Forward ANDY FOLEY Forward JESSIE MCEWAN Guard H. NIELSON Guard ...U. of U. Preps, DGDUDU