Harrisburg Central High School - Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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:ini in 1 ilu: 1:01-aiu1-oin-inif-zuzuzozozuzm 1 fr. .1 1: zoininioloinin '14 f gn-4 Plmln kv .l Ill.V.fI'7' The Men The 'Varsity H is awarded to Harrisburg High School students in three branches of athletics, namely-eefootlwall, basketball and track. lt may he secured lay participation in three-fourths of the quart- ers of the foothall games or hy being in the line-up of the Tech gameg hy playing in three-fourths of the liaslaethall gamesg hy scoring one point in an Inter-State Scholastic Track Meet or hy securing a first place in a dual meet. Those in the group are: Rose Nlu tzalmaugh K au ffm an Herring . Prof. Bertram W. Saul Kelley lfldridge Good Perrin Foster Rodgers Hilton Martz NYolf Fields Roeder l'il'al1li Athletic Director, Bertram Saul Once more the fruit of Prof. Saulls elgticient management of Cen- tralls athletics is makingitself shown in the wonderful financial standing of the Athletic Association. YVhat is even more to his credit, Prof. Saul's administration has always been marked hy a lack of dissension and a hearty good feeling among the players. 111iiiuiniiuiii..-1111111111132 '14 ..0,t 48

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