Ozark Wesleyan College - Ashlar Yearbook (Carthage, MO)

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LSE-x-,rf-a++++++++-1-Q:-+1-+ 1-+-1-4-EL ASHUQR .34-x--e'+-:'-z.4-1-H-l-++-:'-e--:-++-:--:-'s-+'x-+':-+++ + Those W fro Wear The I 'F' fi The W club is an association of letter men to encourage ath- Q- letics. Each succeeding year adds an ever increasing number of enthus- f iastic students who through participation. good sportsmanship and the ja: observance of training rules qualify for membership on the honor roll I 3 xx +++tQy 4 -.--f:-A+-:u:--:- ,,. Q., 52 of athletic achievement. To those who are permitted to wear the college W fall the obligations and responsibility of establishing and maintaining a high regard for college loyalty, good sportsmanship and true citizenship. It is not sufficient that this club merely foster athletic activities but initiate and lead in a constructive program that will furtleer the ideals and aim of the college administration. Qjficers President Theodore Mermoud Vice-president Victor Wood Secretary-Treasurer Victor Lowe Sponsor COACH M. A. Collard Turner Cameron Otis McGaughey Victor Cook jkfembers FOOTBALL - Ted Mermoud Galen Beadle Louis Wells Fred Allen Harry Weaver Carrie McBee Victor Lowe Ralph Ross Kenneth Lytle Arch Joyce Benson Jarrett Nolan Carter BASKET BALL 4 Bennie Martin Tom Edwards Otis McGaughey John Beard Max Colson John Dennison Billy Bowman Vic Wood TENNIS I Vernon Bradford Philip Hannum John Dennison Ralph Grosshart TRACK Harry Weaver Ralph Ross Ben Jarrett John Beard. and others. 4w-lf-1v-l+-l-a-l-a--1--a+-s-w:- use-1-+.woa-+04--N-4 E. 1929 .3 -3-4-+++4-++++++-i-++++++++++++-1-+++-1' Page One Hundred Ten - X I