University of Minnesota School of Agriculture - Moccasin Yearbook (Morris, MN)

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OUR ATHLETIC PROGRAM Because of the many different athletic activities and the large number of students who participate in them, our athletic program arouses a great deal of interest on the campus. The nature of these activities develops a sportsmanlike attitude in the individuals who take part, as well as affording an opportunity for physical development.

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West Central A ggies On the gridiron On the basketball court In class competition

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r ae af ar Back row—Mr. Heine, Coach, C. Hanson, A. Olsen, C. Kent, A Christenson Second row—Mr. Prickett, Assistant Coach, R. Conroy, H. Parson, L. Johansen, H. Wendt, F. Foley Front row—E. Robeson, H. Spaulding, L. Baldry, A. Jergeson, J. Katzenmeyer | Pan 4 iit i if | The 1937 football season opened on October 8 when Coach Heine took his squad to Fergus Falls to play the high school team. This was the first occasion on which the Morris Aggies had played under the lights. Fergus scored once in each of the first three quarters, but as the game wore on, the Morris boys seemed to strengthen and succeeded in holding their opponents scoreless and in . counting one touchdown for themselves. The first touchdown was scored in the first few minutes of playing time. Two more touchdowns were made by the opposing team in the third quarter. Late in the fourth quarter Morris yitarcepted a pass and from that point Spaulding 1 to Lindor, who carried the ball down across