McDonald High School - Laurel Yearbook (McDonald, PA)

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Managers Work Hard Left to right - David Pletincks, Dwight Henderson, Raymond Miller, John Carroll. The backbone of our athletic teams is a group of hard-working boys officially known as the managers. Among their many responsibilities are the care of the equipment, lining of the held for home games, keeping sports statistics, taping ankles and wrists of the players, and being prepared with the first-aid kit. A victory means that the managers are the ob- ject of the players' practical jokes: a defeat means that the managers are the objects of the players' bad tempers. Because of this, they have to cultivate a Grin and bear it attitude. Any manager will fur- nish illustrations. They have to reconcile themselves to the fact that they are Hrst in and last out. A long practice session for the team means a long session for the managers as well. They have to eat warmed-over meals, too. McDonald High School should give these boys extra credit since they have served as managers during football and basketball seasons. Chosen by the coaches from the non-athletes, the boys perform a real service which is too often unappreciated. An appropriate slogan might be Know and ap- preciate the managers .

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