Western Union College - Pilot Yearbook (Le Mars, IA)

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WESTERN UNION WINS HOMECOMING GAME W. U. C. defeats Wayne Normal 13 to 6 in the annual clash of the season. Every man on the Westerli Union team played the game in the way that wins games. An intercepted pass by Peterson on Way11e's 42 yard line resulted in the first touch- down for Western Union. Then a beautifully executed double pass from Brockway to Woods and a forward pass of 40 yards from Woods to Hancer, resulted in the sec- ond touchdown. Wayne scored on a line plunge after returning the ball from a punt to the 30-yard line, when Dennis went through the line for a touchdown. VVayne had the ball Within scoring distance several times, but VVestern Union always tightened up and stopped their advance each time. Hancer, llfiiller, Woods and Koch played exceptional ball for the winners, Schwartz, Dennis and Lindomsod were the best for Wayne. Williaiiisz Wlleii a girl is in love her feet swell. Sommerfelt: lVIy girl must have been in love since she was a baby. lKfIcClelland: What noise was that I heard in yoin' room last nite? Chet: That was me falling asleep. Krauss: Fancy meeting you out in all this rain! Freda: Oh, 1 like it! Krauss: Then you must be a raindear. Freda: If I am, you must be a rainbeau. Bly son, it is a great deal harder to spend money with good judgment than it is to make it. Well, father, let me take half the burden off your hands. You make it and I will spend it. H Page 103

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2 --- -.....,. ,, I-IOMECOMING DAY 'Twas nite before Saturday when all over the campus, whoopie was raised. Every- body was on edge for the Big Day. First on the program was Professor Cates and his show troupe in three one-act plays. A large crowd was on hand to welcome the productions. As soon as the curtain was drawn on the last play, the people rushed to the football field where the annual bonfire was blazing into the skies. Here all the reserved pep for the last twenty years was turned loose. Oh! what a din, but the true W. U. Spirit. Mr. Hix, Hancer and many alumni waxed eloquent inspiring the students for the big game the next day. V October 12, the sun rose as usual, but with more fire in its eye, and all because we were celebrating our Homecoming. The boys were out for Wayne's scalp and we trimmed them to the tune of 13 to 6. While the victory bell was pealing out the good tidings from Central Building, the banquet table was being set for thc football squad and all those who chose to attend. There were 125 or more present to enjoy the fatted calf and to sit around the table listening to the loquacious toasts. The final shining light on the program was a movie in the College Chapel, a fitting show to end za perfect Homecoming. Boost Homecoming next year October 18, 1930. Page 102

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