Purdue University - Debris Yearbook (West Lafayette, IN)

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gi, .,,v-.--c,,.--- ,- , x , S Boi ler mak ers' Rah! Rah' Rah! The spectators pull up their canvas as a webfoot splashes toward the finish line DVANCING MONTHS BROUGHT A VARIETY OF SPORTS The Old Oaken Bucket victory celebrations were beginning to fade, and we turned our attention indoors to basketball. The First home games gave us a chance to watch a fast, spirited, hard- fighting team race to three impressive wins in a row. The pros- pects for the approaching Big Ten season looked bright to us, especially after an opening, record-tying victory at YVisconsin. But then, inexperience and some hard luck caught up With the Boilermakers, and we were never again a contender for confer- ence leadership. Hoosier hysteria broke loose in the Fieldhouse as we watched the cagers win and lose many close ones. The fact that the starters on our team this year were predominately under- classmen gave us reason to hope for a better season next year.

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.X conference win . . . call Ollt the Victory Bell. Football season was a time for pep rallies and supreme efforts to cheer the team on to victory. There was competition among residences for the best rally signs. and we struggled for prize-winning ideas. Friday night found us painting desperately, usually adding the finishing touches as we circled the campus in a torchlight parade. The Special was always there and the Victory Bell stood by ready to ring out Saturdays triumph. The rallies with their enthusiastic crowds. cheerleaders, and pep talks made every- one of us feel that we just couldn't lose the game. If we don't win first place after all this work. l'll A, e,,EGARDLESS OF THE WEATH