. Aurora. on upon a par with thv>sc of other Q state schools and opens up a way for more beneficial inter-class athletics kj and gives the Varsity an open tield. Thus making it possible for the insti- r^ tution to support a comjietent man to devote the greater part of his time to tL physical education and direction of athletics. -^^ (The Faculty committee serves as an advisor to the association upon ! qtiestions that are vitally connected with the welfare of students and asso-ciation or that are of vital interest to the college.) The new ahletic-field is being laid out and by vear it
. Aurora. on upon a par with thv>sc of other Q state schools and opens up a way for more beneficial inter-class athletics kj and gives the Varsity an open tield. Thus making it possible for the insti- r^ tution to support a comjietent man to devote the greater part of his time to tL physical education and direction of athletics. -^^ (The Faculty committee serves as an advisor to the association upon ! qtiestions that are vitally connected with the welfare of students and asso-ciation or that are of vital interest to the college.) The new ahletic-field is being laid out and by vear it is hoped thatthe track will be comj^leted and a permanent held located. The new gvm-nasiimi and auditorium is still a dream but it is coming to be such a necessitvthat some are now seeing visions and it is evident that with a student bodyof five hundred students action will not only be necessary but imavoidablein the near future, ^^e have hope and faith it will be soon. -7 EN Page One Hundred Thirty—four. Pag-e One Hundred Thirty-five 7m A0 R 0 R :l^ BASKET-BALL Jhc l)asket ball scascjn was (me of much interest, enthusiasm and manydefeated ambitions; and still a victory for Manchester. The boys playedsome mighty good ball and under very difficult circumstances and they cer-tainly deserve more than credit for their accomplishments. It takes moresportsmanshij) and determination to act a man and keep courage high whenthe laurels fall the other way than it does to receive l)Ouquets. May it neverbe said of Manchester College that, Victory hath made her mad, and weshould also remember that the time to cheer is when your man is old fool can run down hill when all is going well, but it takes a lotof boosting to get up again. And it has meant a great deal to the boys thisyear to get even a few feathers out of the wing of a team like De Pauw,Indiana, Wabash and Earlham this year. By ])Utting these strong plumestogether one of these days M. C. is going to fly. Mr. Hiller was ve
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