Latter Day Saints Business College - S Book Yearbook (Salt Lake City, UT)

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-ir The Coaches EAM material is but one of the factors in athletic contests. That material, through conscientious and patient training, is developed into an efficient work- ing group only under the supervision of skilled coaches. James E. Moss, as head of the Physical Education Department, has directed the general athletics of our school during the past year. He has also had charge of the track and field team. J. Wallace West has been our head coach. He has directed the football, basket- ball, and baseball squads. The Saints' success in these sports is due mainly to his untiring efforts. Charles Welch has tutored the'L. D. S. Swimming squad and has had great success this year. Ralph Keeler, Willard Ashton, and Ralph Gray acted as assistant coaches. The first had charge of the Junior College and junior basketball work, in addition to helping Brother Gray direct the Junior football team. The tennis squad was also under the direction of Brother Gray. The football team received valuable assistance from Wid,' Ashton. With such a force of coaches, the Saint athletic teams have maintained th,e reputation that has always been given them by the sport world. f l James E. Moss XVillard Ashton J. Wallace YVesr Ralph Gray Ralph B. Keeler -..Q 1 3 QQ..-

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