St Olaf College - Viking Yearbook (Northfield, MN)

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The community of play is as much a part of the campus as is the academic community. Typical college fun Was never absent from the college. In fact, the old ones per- haps had more fun than we now do! One recorded event lists the students revolting against the administra- tion and demanding a stop day to celebrate a certain victory. Scholars who would defy the demands of the majority and go to class were locked up in the gym. Organized athletics have always been a feature of student life. St. Olaf-Carleton football games started in 1920. However, traditional rivalry dates earlier as is indicated by this picture of 1887-the Hrst baseball game with Carleton. f ,','. j f H.. as X .... e r' f Q1 a .....w1,'.,l 'lmllll 5 ' ga S l P' Q :7tf'2?'f3i2isi'55l. f V ,gy f-Q , 3:4 :sfo H V. 5355732525 ,iiffiiii

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