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Saturday’s football game
with Navy was rough not only
on the players but on the spec
tators too. The sweltering heat
caused most of the discomfort.
The first aid station at the field
treated 48 people, most of them
suffering from heat exhaustion or
prostration. Included among this
group was the Nittany Lion. A
substitute Lion was called in for
the second half of the game.
Some of the persons treated
were admitted to the Riienour
Health Center as a precaution
ary measure. However, all of
them were discharged later in
the day. ■
Also adding woes to those seek
ing relief from the heat were the
concession stands which sold out
of soft drinks. Some stands offered
glasses of water for 10 cents
apiece.
One person who wanted to beat
the rush to the concession stands
at halftime left his seat with
about two minutes remaining in
the second quarter. As a result
he was surprised to find Navy
leading by three points when he
returned. His wife had to inform
him that Greg Mather had kicked
a long field goal.
Good Old Days—
(Continued from page, three)
this rule which was handed down
to the Class of 1904.
.Some classes were given a yell.
The Class of 1910 was given the
following yell: ‘‘Kindergarten
Graduates, Imitation Men, Ignor
ant Diclopidatcs, 1910."
Customs wasn’t always a one
sided affair. Some classes fought
back. Sometimes freshmen print
ed posters of their own and dis
tributed them around campus. The
Class of 1911 was one of these.
Their posier read something
like this: "Ye detested, demora
lized, degraded, dispicable, de
ranged, deposed imitation of
men of 1910, lake heed to this
noble manuscript, given this
day by your select superiors, in
tellectually, physically, and
every otherwise."
The classes of old competed
physically as well as -verbally.
Tug of war and wrestling matches
were very common. Usually the
Sophs won, but it was a Fresh
victory that resulted in the poster
bv the freshmen to the Class of
1910.
Posters from the Sophomores
died out in the 1930'5. Since then,
customs has become less and less
of a class rivalry. Today the em
phasis is on the question and an
swer period.
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BLOCK S paid
tribute to the
Midshipmen
from Annapolis
at Sat urday’s
game by forming
this anchor. For
those who were
unable to see it,
this is the way
the formation
looked to the
fans who were
seated across
from the card
section. A few
minutes later the
anchor dis a p
peared in waves
of blue. Later
in the after
noon the players
picked up the
cue and the
Lions sank Navy
on the field as
well.
Photo by Dick Ishler
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