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

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M.A.A. Officers: I-l. McFadden, D. Michaud, I. Cole. 0FF1CERSg The purpose of the Men's Athletic President Ivan Cole Association is to further athletic inter Vice President: Howard McFadden est and activities for the male students Sec. -Treas: David Michaud at Washington State College. The orga CTI-IER COUNCIL MEMBERS: ization supervises the men's athletic Gerald Mitchell Bruce Leighton program and encourages participation Ronald Look Gerry Andrews in varsity and intramural basketball jim Willis Ed Malloch golf, and co-ed nights sponsored jointly ' Charles Kerrigan Ed McKay by the men's and women's associations ADVISCR: Mr. Walter Sembrowich HONORARY Mr. Laurice E. Lewis MEMBERS: Mr. Frederic A. Reynolds .if rigitgif .WY ff? W ff gm we QM Wfzwff Q ffpfw P0 sf W 0? M y .55 f 0' 4925 7514, fify giif ff WWW 'K .6 2 . . , , , . , . . . y X 4, f' 4 X i 5 yfgfikjfwyfffyjyyfyfgy fe. X. Q f J. f Q. M QM .. ,f' 'Z if ,Z Q, sh. 'fo-W 0 5 W -M ,f. fm- An .fi MMmfzmfmw-Zfm ' , . M ff 0 V , M 5, A00 AA, ,QQ , ,Q ,, ,V,,y,,y,,.,,Q,,,,,42,,,.,,., KN. NWO J, 1. fy? .,.- 4. ' . - - . M- Q f - 1 . .- 9 U5 'rw -M - -.MZWM .w 4y:wfw'f amz . ff tw-e mkfxhfef ft' i- f wfr - a Z . aww' Q N 25 f , .. ., . , , . . S vw. , ,X gy, ,J ff .D W sf' ff fff f 1 1 5 QVZZQ ji di 5 w Aw A 'fffQgfggg?f9'?V5 y.,. ff.a ggeojffgjjfkffs Q?5iffQ.3? ,,v2, ffefqigfgi aim ,Luv 3949 t.q?jf'?2ja, .,, 93 , S If .- ' J , A ' 'f' ff .T if- Z- V if Qi if 9 P54 Www ef' Q ' ,W M I -V, , ,M MM ..,.,,0 ,.4',,g5fM, ..,f. .QW 444 , , .gy .W ky .2 4,9 f 09 3,49 9 . fpfg ,5eQfaf,.,gwk?f..sfwQfW.,wy., Wifi f as X 2? M ,Z 32 . A ,.,- gif , ' wg' . --'elf f .- -Mf ' -mf X.-M -mf. My xfmisi ff-Ywga..iv',f'eMzf0ff.f -'fawf-1.9. - s'.f1.+ M-: - ' . , M . - - . A M,-' ,.-W f Q. i'3'.-,T ? 12909. .-Liang' wi f ,--,3 y.,.if:-vw! -,wfgm 27365-if Qfifkfazwf' '. ' .Q - 1-'vm-'fl' 'fi ' -' I V' 'G D L. ' 'BW' 'Y ' ,L Q4 W . fZ V .e ' 'Q-' .'- -N 'fiff '.'i-'i- ' HG-5 f. 'i',f. '-,ei lv -' 166' ?W'-Zf i33'?X 'aff' '5Zfi3!. 3'QZr'l I . 1, we ' f V 4 0 f, 5' ,. . V ,Q 1 4 ,P - - , 1, 5, w ,A .fp . V., ,.,.,,j,Q,, M, ww - t fx , , - . 95,0 h ,wqwgt -W, 3,-Q,44,,, .z,.Q,,e ,,.-'5,71.-lyfffegzgI...,,.f,5A,.-g?f,,3wp-5, ,UM 4.4-Q .5 ' A ' N ' ' - -' f' 0 'f -V f ' ' i-'Z V -'f 'M ' A 'V '.5Al' wh , '- -9 f'-1-?- -'f 'wf4- .V 359 M o .'6f'f'-if ' I 'ff' Q . -fl 6' F J ff '59 5 QW? TEAM MEMBERS: Larry A. Reynolds Theodore E. Kane james K. Willis Cregroy B. Cough ADVISORS: Mr. Reynolds Mr. Lewis Robert W. Powers Gary N. Small Arnold C-. Clough Michael Portunato This being essentially a building year, Washington State is on its way to make its mark in the northeast college conference win with the handicap of having the home course at Ellsworth, sixty miles away, 96 Golfers: A. Clough, G. Small, G. White R. Powers, L. Reynolds, T, Kane, C. Cough.

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, ,f 1 awamw , aav , Q On Coed Night men and girls join in the fun. Open to all Women enrolled at Wash- ington State College, the Women's Ath- letic Association strives to provide a varied program of sports activities, and to encourage the further develop- ment of good sportsmanship. Throughout the year there are tourna ments in various sports such as volley- ball, fistball, and basketball. Co-Ed Nights provide fun for both men and Women in volleyball, square dancing, and softball. A council composed of representatives from each class sets up the program, elects the cheerleaders, and arranges the annual athletic banquet. Awards are presented on the basis of a point system, the highest award being the school blazer which is earned by any junior or senior girl accumulating a thousand points.

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