Webb Schools - El Espejo Yearbook (Claremont, CA)

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INTRAMURALS Collapsxble frames Squeaky knees Game under the hull The nntramural program at Webb IS nn nts fullest sense an oppor tunlty A chance to have fun and to partncupate with friends and enemnes IS offered every afternoon from 3 to 430 T consuder the program as lust an other compulsory actrvnty ns to do It a great IHIUSTICS Nothlng rs done at Webb lust to make lnfe hard for the student and there IS a beneflczal motlve be hlnd Intramurals as well lt Imperative that the students have a time to exercrse and to work off theur excess energy and If interscholastic competltlon IS ruled out because of tlme re qulrements or clrfflculty the In tramurals are a logrcal alterna tramurals throughout the year wlll compete In Soccer Basket ball and Softball Under these general headlngs one funds the various teams and flnally as the foundatlon of the program there are the boys themselves Competltlon was fast and fun ous and the wlll to wln was evident rn all sports Unfor tunately only one team can be vlctoruous and following thus axnom the Hotspurs under Gay nor won the soccer competltuon the Lakers under Stnth swept clean the basketball conference and the baseball season pro gressed through the sprung sea son as a hard fought contest The masters used the Intramural sports as opportunities to ex press themselves and heading the lust of lnhrbutuon destroyers were Messrs Perry Young Mc Mllln Parkman Buck and Pucci The traditional Blue and Gold Competmon was fought all over the campus under the leadershrp of Captanns Kingsley of the Blues and Cueva of the Golds I I - : , O I ' . is I I - tive. A boy who is loyal to In- , - I ' . , I I I - 2 , I . , I ' i ' , , ,

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ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Mr Perry BACK ROW Mr Parkman Mr Alexander Mr W Webb Mr Calvln FRONT ROW Mr Alf Mr Perry Mr Rang Mr Johnson MISSING Mr Nadal DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS The Webb School Athletlc Commuttee saw to It that all the Gauls had a chance to go get em on the playlng held all year There were varsutnes for the hustlers whose second strangers also became startnng players In speclally arranged interscholastic games There were B teams for the lughter younger less experrenced boys And there were untramural teams organnzed Into intensely competitive leagues for everyone Each student had a cholce but he had to go out for some sport nnterscholastuc or not Players recenved unstructuon ID the sport they chose and exercuses armed to Improve the body co ordnnatuon and muscle tone Ot course lettermen and nnterscholastlc squadrnen gamed the prestuge they de served But those not athletucally rncluned dud gaun team experaence There were Wanderers Rovers and I-Iotspurs Borlermalcers Sloughtoots and Stooghentz sometumes bravung cloudbursts of the rarny season by chonce to fnnlsh an afternoons hard fought contest The Athletuc Dnrector In ettect expedrted the three rung crrcus Many of the masters took part In coachlng and supervision wnth the admlnlstratnve backvng and technical advice ot Mr Perry And the commnttee carrned out the pruncuple that every fully adlusted student must have some experuence wuth team sports

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