Purdue debris . r outcome couldhave resulted. How can we reasonably expect to have winningteams, teams that will make records of which we can all beproud and of which it will be a pleasure to talk when we havegone out from old Purdue, so long as athletic regulations areso widely different in the competing institutions! Also wc cannever rise to our former prestige in athletics until not only the student body but faculty support as well has been secured. Oneof the biggest things in college life is to win -lory for AlmaMater, and no personal motive ever inspires the man who giveshis best efforts
Purdue debris . r outcome couldhave resulted. How can we reasonably expect to have winningteams, teams that will make records of which we can all beproud and of which it will be a pleasure to talk when we havegone out from old Purdue, so long as athletic regulations areso widely different in the competing institutions! Also wc cannever rise to our former prestige in athletics until not only the student body but faculty support as well has been secured. Oneof the biggest things in college life is to win -lory for AlmaMater, and no personal motive ever inspires the man who giveshis best efforts for the school. The only reward which theyask is to be allowed to wear the varsity insignia. Il is a sig-nificant fact that the wearing of the P does not mean so much toda) as in bygone years. The reason for 1even if the past season has been without glo:it has not been entirely in vain, lis lessoishould go home to every loyal Purdue manrevival in athletics as will replace Purdue in 1A LEADER IX WESTERN ATHLETICS. Wearers of the P G. C. MilR. V FOOTBALL TRACK eming. I. E. Clark. Robertson. J. (i. Convilk. \. J. DeLauter. C. G. FiHeld. W. A. Wellinghoff. W. P. Hurley. H. T. Frushour. W. L. Steffens. E. R. Holdson. E. IE Tillet. B. Cooky. J. < i. Van Norman. G. C. Miles. W. F. Verner. J. F. Reed. D. H. Long. BASKETBALL H. E. Merrill. J. M. Berkheiser. E. R. Holdson. E. C. Geither. L. Wyant. F. A. DeDoos. R. H. R. Collins. C. E. Lewis. R. W. FlemingP R MEN BASEBALL M. J. Brundage. es. II. I. Braentigan. Rosenbaum. J. E. Rassmusen. C W. Fleming. E. A. DeRoos. 0. M. Babcock. A. Gordon. R. B. Kcllev. C. Funk. C. A. Bird. E. E. Chapman. E. E. Kieffer. E. M. (ireeson. E. R. Holdson. P. \Y. Spencer. J. S. Rice. E. J. Clenjet. W. H. Kepinger. R. Mellen. Myr E. Witham, Head Coach. Myron E. Witham, C. came with the best of recom-mendation from the leading lights in Eastern Athletics, lie hadbeen a brilliant player on the fast Dartmouth team and badacted as Coach at
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