Moravian College - Benigna Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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JO-I-IN T. EINN Coach of Football, Basketball and Baseball. For three years it has been as Coach Johnny Finn that the Moravian student body has known him in the sports of football, baseball and basketball. And at the end of three years Moravian has teams which have made our college once more considered and recognized as a worthy opponent in each of these sports. Football has come back to stay after a long absence and baseball, although it had to be dropped this season, has revived under the influence of new training. Basketball attained a place of credit higher than it has enjoyed before and this season culminated in a post-season game with Lehigh. In all of this Coach Finn has played an influential part. Mr. Finn has shown himself, also, as one willing to help where he can. He has displayed real en- thusiasm in his participation in other activities on the campus. The same zeal to Work hard and do his task well, characterized him there. Now Johnny has resigned his position as coach, and is pursuing a regular course of studies at our institution. We hope he is as successful in whipping English, Geology, etc., into shape as he was in pro- ducing fine athletic teams. IIQIEWIISWIA GEORGE D. TURNER, Bs. B.S., Nloravian College, 1917. Registrar, Business Manager, Secretary to Faculty. E l 1

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