Harding High School - Folio Yearbook (Bridgeport, CT)

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THE STYL S .za-- A. A. COUNCIL l h ll H. Clark, J. Mend, K. Clark, J. Beans, E. Fricke, J. Ricker. Second Row S. O'Meara, M. Brady, H. Mu vi i , First Row-nj. Murphy, L. Koskuba. cyflthletic iBoa'rd Executives THE season of 1929 opened with David Dabbs as President of the Athletic Assof ciationg Mary Brady, VicefPresident of the girlsg Kenneth Clark VicefPresident of the boys, Ethel Nolan, Treasurer, and Katherine McNiff Secretary. Mr. justin Ricker, Director of Athletics, and Faculty Representatives, Mr. Stanley O'Meara, Mr. john Mead, Mr. jesse Beans, Miss Helen Clark and Miss Honora Mulvihill. It is the duty of the Athletic Council to stand back of every sport organized in the schoolg namely the four major sports, football, baseball, basketball and track, and all minor sports such as rifle, swimming, tennis, golf, hockey, soccer, etc. The council holds meetings whenever discussions of certain phases of school athletics come under its jurisdiction. The Budget Committee, composed of the Faculty Representatives, decides the amount of money to be expended on each sport. The first big event of the season was the A. A. Drive to sell season tickets in basket' ball, to which over twofthirds of the school subscribed. The plan worked so well that sea' son tickets were issued for baseball before the opening contest. With this money in the bank, equipment is being purchased for the various teams. It is also the privilege of the A. A. Execuf tive Board to award an H to the boys and girls recommended by the coaches, at the end of each respective season. The A. A. Executive Board has worked hard, has been faithful to its work and true to the ideals set forth in its established Conf stitution. The Executives wish good luck to the new board which is to carry on the work in Sep' tember. i921

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