Morgan City High School - Tiger Yearbook (Morgan City, LA)

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ATHLETICS AT M. c. H, s, The SPOI'ts of the High School have been very successful this past session. The various Rihletig teamg finished their different seasons with a fair average, and each one was a credit to the school and coach. Some of the teams, espegi- 2113-S' 15116 fOO'GbC1ll team, were badly in need of material b u t in spite of this have a fair account of themselves. T h e boxing and basketball teams had the material but not suffi- cient means of transportation. In the face of all those handicaps the Tigers always fought courageously and upheld the name of the school. Much of the credit for the successful season enjoyed this past season goes to the coaches of the different squads. They lose as only good sports can. These coaches now are not merely coaching these boys in athletics 'but are building sound bodies that may be of service to their coun- try who is new in such need of strong healthy bodies and alert minds that work in coordination with their muscles. Most of the athletes of the high schools have learned sport- manship, which will prove valuable to them when they play the game of life. Coach Giordana has coached both the foot- ball and boxing squads of the high school for the past years. He has worked with boys and taught them things that the text books do not teach. Mr. Holmes, coach of the var- sity basketball team, has worked with these same boys for three years. His patient work bore fruit this year when he produced a fine winning team. Miss Campos, coach of the girls' basketball team, has performed a very fine job of training the girls and building a team that has been re- spected by all opposing teams. She also works with girls with the sole purpose of making them better fit to the wait- ing world. This school salutes its coaches who have done such a great job of producing teams that have been a credit to the school and to the city. May the school continue to have such fine men and women to lead and train our youth for America to serve and protect her in the present time and in the time to come. It was Americans such as they that trained our present fighting forces which are the finest in the world-and it will always be the responsibility of the teachers and coaches to see that the youth of this country are fit to meet and conquer any difficulty that may present itself.