University of Maine Machias - Washingtonia Yearbook (Machias, ME)

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MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATIGN John Gibson President: Vice President: Howard McFadden Secretary-Treasurer: Richard McPhail Class Representatives: Seniors: Charles Gooch, Edward Finch Juniors: James Willis, Gary Barrett Sophomores: Gerald Mitchell, Ronald Cousins Freshmen: Lyndon Curtis, David Michaud Advisor: Mr. Reynolds The MEN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION at Washington State Teachers College is composed of all the men stu- dents and is led by the ofticers and the Council of class representatives. The organization supervises the varsity sports, basketball and golf, and the intramural program. It sponsors occasional co-ed nights of four- court volleyball, and this year it presented a football game with Bucks Harbor Air Force Base during Home- coming activities. Seated: Ronald Cousins, Richard McPhail, Howard McFadden, Charles Kerrigan. Standing: Mr. Reynolds, Gerald Mitchell, Charles Gooch, David Michaud. ' J? ,, . 1' 4 ? I 1 I if

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fiiit I tte ie. Yrvkrb ifikfzi FET' iii? ,All 4' ew: , , J-if ,wi ' ,,lb I xiii I . Mil iz ffl: .ii 25' ill I President: Beverly Cotton Vice President: Linda Lewis Secretary-Treasurer: Constance Mado-re Advisor: Mr. Bleivvas Coed Night The WOM-EN'S ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION endeavors to increase interest in athletics through supervised activities for the women students of Washington State Teachers College. Students earn points by attending meetings and participating in individual sports on campus. At the annual athletic banquet, awards are received by members who have accumulated sufficient points. Junior and senior girls who have a total of one thousand points receive a blazer. The association encourages participation in volleyball, fistball, basketball, softball and in CO-ED NIGHT activitie-s. The Council, composed of representatives from each class, plans the athletic program, elects cheerleaders, and arranges the annual banque-t. , 71

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vA sn'Y The 1964-65 basketball season at W.S.T.C. was one of bad breaks and disappointments. The squad was riddled with iniuries, and the year saw a total of sixteen me-n appearing in the Green and White with ten different men starting at least one game. The season started on a fairly hopeful note as W.S.T.C. lo-st their first game by only seven points to a strong Maine Maritime club. However, the next game resulted in a 107-54 drubbing at the hands of Husson and the pattern of the year was establishe-d. The team suffered ten straight losses before winning their first game 74-68 at the University of New Brunswick and wound up- the season with a record of 3-15 overall and 1-9 as a me-mber of the Northeast College Conference. Despite the odds against them, the boys displayed fine sportsmanship and team play in all their games and can be proud o-f the excellent way in which they rep-resented the school. The last week of the season saw W.S.T.C. finish third in the invitational tournament at Fort Kent. We were very proud to have Jim Willis selected as a member of the tourney all-star team. Row 1: D-avid Michaud, Elliott Noyes, Donald Foster, James Willis, Edward Allan, Gary Barrett. Row 2: Edward Finch, Manager, James Curtis, Gerald Mitchell, John Gibson, N'athan Fagonde, William Hanscom, Mr. Reynolds .EMI 24 ft-xi? Ta S T kllaxs Q2 3 23 -5-Tc - XQaT'f?.'-5 'S lv' tr Q 14 is w N-xg, - T X X . Q ig . . .1 V . . N , p ..,... 1 1 ..,, up 1 X X Sw . .. K , if XXX Msg Q -.QM by . TXT 5 . tgg ,. -5 V - A-N x x .i,'s.s. XT' 9 xl 9: . N , s X ' ,cc TX XX ss ss -- ss 1 mx-.iilm - X ' - K