University of Toledo - Blockhouse Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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PAIR 0F Q EENS A 6 ' gm XR .. , ii M. 'Etllll -Ar? ki! QW? er Wjflll 0 jf ML wil l W W R 6 Queen of Clubs Clubs are T. U.'s long suit as sur- vivors of May Queen elections will fervently tell you. Rules are often abandoned in this game where every- one is vulnerable. With all groups bidding for recognition Alice Mary Eaton won the honors. She wields the sceptre of organized power and is ii rightful Queen of Clubs. S . S ,Ks X ,. 'RX

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P ATHLETES IN 19 Once again making itself the highpoint of the University's athletic year, the basketball season introduced to Rocket fans a new crop of athletes, who not only made for the school its best basketball season with 24 wins and 6 losses, but also started on the way to basketball fame such individuals as ob Gerber, Bart Quinn, Bob Nash and Frank Clemons of the sophomore members. Since basketball lasts through more than three months, it naturally attracts more of the students than do the other sports, and for that reason, coupled with the fact that the Rockets had such a successful season, we feel that this honor of calling them the top athletes of 1940 is theirs rightfully. In the picture on the preceding page are, Front row, Robert Nash, Marshall Carlson, Robert Hayes, Bob Gerber, William Stokes, Pat Hintz, lCaptainl and Frank Clemons. Back row has assistant coach Norman Kies, Bud Lee, Carl Santti, Coach Harold Anderson, Harry Sample, Al Hosfeld, Myron lMushl Esler, trainer. Missing from the picture are Bart Quinn ancl .lames Grant. 11

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x 'X , X -- 9 1 sv-xx. -,, .x ,. . wc, ,..,,Q .Q -xxx-5 ' , QQ Qmiieieim Hoalirits Strong clubs may he important, hut hearts still rank ahowe them, To a typical American college girl. lioncl ol' sports ancl actively intetestetl in all school functions, the stutlcnts of the University of Toletlo give their wholel heartecl aclmiration, Barhara Klag is ex'eryone's first choite for our Queen ot' Hearts.