
Above: For a time at BYU, batboys lost their job to a group of female students whom Collegiate Baseball magazine dubbed “All-American Bat Girls.” The original photo description said these girls “made it hard for the players to keep their eyes on the ball.”
Below: This spontaneous debate on campus in the early ’70s arose from a “Support U.S. Policy in Vietnam” sign, which attracted crowds of students, both for and against.
