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THE DIALETTE
DECEMBER, 1967
Discount For Travel In Europe
THE BLUE AND
GOLD
by Sully
In the past three years, there has
been a marked change in the Depart
ment of Health, Physical Education
and Recreation here at Montreat-
Anderson College.
Most of the credit for the de
velopment can be given to the head
of the Physical Education Depart
ment, Charles Lawrence Wilson.
Coach Wilson, as he is known to
us around campus, was born and
raised in Columbus, North Carolina.
He attended Tryon High School un
til the age of fifteen. While there he
played on both the basketball and
baseball teams. At the age of fif
teen he attended Beria Foundation
School of Kentucky in Beria, Ken
tucky, where he received his high
school diploma.
After graduation, the coach pro-
ceded to obtain his Bachelor of
Science in Physical Education at the
most highly respected Physical Edu
cation college in the country, Spring-
field College, in Springfield, Mass
achusetts.
While at Springfield, the coach
broadened his sports background by
still continuing with basketball, but
added track in his freshman year,
and gymnastics in his sophomore
year.
He also met during the four years
there Miss Judy Johnson, also a P.
E. major. They were married one
year after graduation, and both are
now raising a fine family of three
boys and one girl.
While teaching in central New
York, Coach Wilson pursued one of
the courses in his minor - Health
Education, (the other being history)
and was granted his Master of Sci
ence degree from New York State
University at Courtland. ,,
He and his wife then moved to
Scancatcle, New York (17 miles from
Syracuse) where he taught not only
Physical Education, but also. Biology,
was Director of Health, Physical Edu
cation for the school district, was
summer Director of Recreation Pro
grams, and coached football, wrestl
ing, basketball, and track.
Before the coach came to Mon
treat in August of ‘6,5, and develop-
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ed the Physical Education program
to a greater extent, his campus was
a barren wasteland when it came
to that phase of college curriculum.
A student attending Montreat in
1964 had no choice of Physical Edu-
caion classes. He was put in either
freshman P. E., which stressed team
play, or Sophomore P. E. which de
veloped the individual.
The coach is also responsible for
broadening the program now in
effect here at Montreat. He has add
ed cross-country, tennis, golf, and
track. Not only has he developed
these as classes, but all of these'
sports have achieved varsity status.
The coach states that when the
proposed playing field is completed,
varsity soccer, and perhaps even
baseball will be added to our ever-
improving schedule.
Coach Wilson would still like to
see a stronger athletic program for
Montreat, to complete as a junior
college program. This would mean an
increase in staff members, and an
increase in the recruiting program
for athletics (which would involve
scholarships, grants, etc.)
On being aske.'l about the fut
ure of Montreat, Coach Wilson stat
ed;
“I have a strong conviction that
Montreat - Anderson College has a
bright future, not only academically,
but athletically, and I look forward
to the day Montreat College will be
on par or share par with the other
junior colleges in the country. Be
cause of its location and emphasis
on Christian living it will have more
td offer‘d the students than the aver
age college.”
It .is the belief of many students
and instructors alike, that there is
no beter man to serve the college
and students as. coach than Larry
Wilson.
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