Wittenberg University - Witt Yearbook (Springfield, OH)

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as his players affectionately refer to him, coached our Ohio Con- ference championship football team to eight consecutive victories which is in itself enough to make him worthy of all the praise we could possibly give him. But not only did he produce a win- ning club, he also did it without a single subsidized player. Coach Stobbs has been at Wittenberg since 1929, and in that time he has won the warm regard of every man who has worked under him as well as the high esteem of other coaches all over the country. What would be a more fitting dedication for our year- book, the purpose of which is to keep with us forever the mem- ories of this year at Wittenberg, than to honor the man who made 1940-1941 one of most unforgettable years in our history, COACH BILL STOBBS

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L O RECITATION HALL— Red” and Myers Hall—the two oldest buildings on the campus . . . the buildings that hold the traditions of Wittenberg deep within their walls . . . the buildings that turn to reality everyone’s dream of what a college should be like. MYERS HALL