Union University - Lest We Forget Yearbook (Jackson, TN)

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Everyone was sports-minded in the good old days. Yeh, rah, this — Yeh, rah, that! Go team! Remember the baseball team? When spring came they were off on a southern road trip — often a somewhat soggy disaster — but they always came home to Death Valley and their friends. I still recall the guy in my 2:00 o ' clock MWF. He kept sneaking out in order to get to the game to open the popcorn stand. When the bell sounded, the remaining members of the class left — some rushing to the game, some going to another class, and some just goofing off. Winter brought basketball and more Yeh, Rah! The question just occurred to me, Whatever happened to the bulldog mascot, Gracie? The Union fieldhouse was alive even when the mighty Bulldogs were not on the court. From September to June there was constant action to be found in intra- mural sports — badminton, volleyball, basketball, ping pong, shuffleboard, boywatching for the girls, girlwatch- ing for the boys. Everyone could play one sport or another so it seemed. Those who couldn ' t found entertainment on the sidelines. i « Z ' - ' t .y,-:.

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