University of Findlay - Argus Yearbook (Findlay, OH)

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ff' i CJ Rr' Eel Coaches: Lawrence Pugh. Stuart Holcomb, Edward Weaver. Managers: lst Row: Marion Dunlap KFootballl. Iames Manaio lBasketballl. 2nd Row: Harry Rahmann Goofball. Basketball, Trackl, William Winger lBcxsebalD. Harold Watson llfooiballl. George Huttel lTrackl. PULL-MANS, NOT SLEEPERS La montagne est passee, nous irons mieuX. - Frederick the Great. The athletic department has continued its rapid improvement this year. lt added to its staff Ed Weaver, of Kenton and State, as line coach, and Miss Betty Davis as girls' ath- letic director. Extensive and Well planned intra- mural programs have been launched, with the idea ot Athletics tor students, not students for athletics. In Iune the first year ot probation in the Ohio conference will have been successfully passed. Fall will see Findlay College a member in good standing. Conference competition will be- gin against tour of the strongest teams enrolled, Mt. Union, Akron, Iohn Carroll, and Baldwin Wallace. -

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OLIVER SCHUMACHER. Orchestra: Der Unterricht der Kunst ist der Unterricht Alles. -Ruskin. Assembling and perfecting an orchestra each year is but a part of Professor Schurnachefs work, for his special violin training also finds use in Findlay. DALE HUTSON. Organ: Wenn die Musik nicht erhebt und reinigt, ist sie Wirklich nicht die Musik. -Bach. Findlay College Otters organ instruction of high calibre. This year Mr. Hutson, skilled organist oi the city, was selected as instructor. ANNAMARY DEVERTER, Director of Conservatory: Los hornbres que pueden oir realmente, oyen la musice en todas partesf'-Calderon. With untailing diligence Miss Deverter presents her pupils in their recitals, but does not neglect her own practice.

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' ND IIN FIGHT, TEAM, FIGHT TEAM. This season was one in which all our teams were handicapped by lack of reserves. Neither Seniors nor Freshmen were available. Added to this dis- advantage was the natural one of Findlay's corn- paratively small enrollment. However, Findlay is proving her worthiness oi the competition she en- joys with the larger conference schools. Without hesitation-even joytully-she has abandoned the Iberian village. Perforce she will succeed in Rome. Credit for enlisting student spirit and sup- port to encourage this undertaking goes to F eni- more, who organized the band, and along with the associates pictured below, led the parades or pep meetings at the boniires and the games. Above: Twilu Lucas. Bernice Stanley. Below: Bob Neumann. Gerald Fenimore. George Hutiel.