Harding High School - Folio Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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.if QQ? t5 .-c . ,gg 1 ,Lg is X id- 4 ' u The Athletic Association Although the united efforts of the athletic coach and the members of the various teams have been responsible for our unusual record in sports, to the Athletic Association is due the credit of furnishing the financial support that made success possible. Such interest has the student body shown in the Harding teams that this organization now comprises thc en' tire student body, although membership is voluntary. The membership fees thus form a substantial basis for a budget. The money is divided so that not only the major, but also the minor sports have a chance to work out their programs efficiently. Thus more pupils are given the advantages of participation in school teams. The Association is managed by a council composed of eleven members, including repref sentatives of the student body and members of the faculty, and it is sponsored by Mr. Justin Ricker, head of the Science Department. The council holds meetings weekly to discuss what' ever phases of school athletics come under its jurisdictions- nameiy, the progress of the athletic program, the work of the managers of the various teams, who are elected by the student body, and the budgeting of funds. This year's Council consists of the following members: President ......,...................,..... ......... J ohn Murphy Girls' VicefPresident .............................. Ethel Fricke Boys' VicefPresident ............ Richard McDermott Treasurer ....................,.........,................. Elizabeth Marks Secretary ...................................................... Myrtle Meyer The Faculty Representatives: Mr. Justin Kicker, Mr. Stanley O'Meara, Mr. John Mead, Mr. jesse Beans, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Honf ora Mulvihill. THE ATHLETIC COUNCIL Mr. O'Meara, R. McDermott, J. Murphy, Mr. Mead, Mr, Rickcr, Miss Clark, Mr. Beans, M. Meyer, E. Fricke, E. Marks, Miss Mulvihill

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INTRA-MURAL CHAMPIONS J. Rovegno D. Amos F. D'Auria ,M. Turko J. Caporaso Y G. Frick I. Schofield Boys' lntrafmural Athletics Interclass sports have taken a prominent part in the boys' athletic program during the past year. This increased interest in interclass competition has heen aroused through the tireless efforts of Coach Williztni Dworski, who has sponsored all such activities. During the haskethall season four inter' room court leagues were organized, The win' ners of each league met in an elimination tournament, and room 116 was heralded as champion when it defeated room 112 in the finals. The Harding room champions were presented with a large gold and hlue hanner as a trophy. Another important organization under the Harding mentor's charge is the gymnasium captain's team, which is studying advanced gymnastics. These hoys gave an interesting exhihition of their work at an assemhly. Track furnished another activity for inter' class competition. The juniors ran rough' shod over all other classes at the track meet held at Seaside Park on April 20. The juniors led the held with a total of ii points, and the Sophomores placed second with 36. The Seniors could register hut 24 points, and the Freshmen had to he satisfied with a lone point. The juniors are now the proud possessors of the heautiful silver loving cup which was awarded the winners hy G. W. Fairchild and Sons, local jewelers. The individual trophy was presented to M, Klein. A Hanusovsky was his closest opponent.

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