Clark University - Pasticcio Yearbook (Worcester, MA)

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ARKPASTICCIO-1926 . Wt, il S y I p'lfAf,fe v, X Qi m b llfwlw u g i 'N 'L f 5 X 5 . .T a 1'-W COACH HAROLD HOLIVIQUIST What are the chief qualifications for a man? This chestnut has been asked, answered and chewed, ever since Adam took unto him a wife. In Harold H. Holmquist, more familiarly known as Jake are found the true essentials of this unusual mortal. Jake came to us in the Spring of l925 to do what he could to develop a ball club capable of standing 'up with the best teams in New England. Again, this past Spring has found him daily on our campus, working hard and long to, shape the destinies of an athletic future for Clark. We are not concerned in how many wins or losses our team sustained. We are not con- cerned with box scores. We are here interested only in Jake , the man. Few know the personal interest this man took in Clark. Few knew the self sacrifice of Jake . Few know what this man has done for an institution not his Alma lVIater, but a college he loved. We are gratified to count Jake,' among our friends. We feel that he has too many times proven himself too good a fellow . He has been too easy with his men. We have never known his nature to be otherwise. His praises we sing, for the rare combination of virtues which he possesses are found in too few' men connected with inter- collegiate athletics. To lose you would be to lose an athlete, a gentleman and a man. 11341

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