St Lukes School - Oak Yearbook (Wayne, PA)

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By-Laws ARTICLE II. SECTION 2. The General Athletic Committee shall consist of the following: The Principal, one Master, one boy from each form, the President and Treasurer of the Athletic Association, and the Athletic Instructor of the school. ARTICLE V. SECTION I. The football, baseball a11d other teams requiring a captain shall meet not later than two weeks after the Close of their respective seasons to elect a captain for the coming season. SECTION 2. Any player or substitute who has played in any part of any game with the first team shall be eligible to vote for the next Captain. SECTION 4. Only under special permission from the General Athletic Committee shall the same boy be elected to the captaincy of more than one athletic team. ARTICLE VII. ' SECTION I. The insignia of the various athletic organizations shall be: For QIJ Football, monogram S. L. on blue capg plain S. L. on blue jerseyg S. L. on blue sweater. C25 Baseball, monogram S. L. on white eapg S. L. on blue baseball jerseyg S. L. on white sweater. C35 Track team, monogram S. L. T. T. CT. S. L. TJ on white capg S. L. on white sleeveless jersey. C43 Basketball, S. L. B. B. on sleeveless jersey. A mendments. C IJ Any member of the Track or Relay team winning a point or points for St. Luke's in competition with another school shall be entitled to wear S. L. on white sweater. Q21 No player may wear St. Luke's on his baseball costume unless he has played in parts of at least three C33 games. Right to wear St, Luke's to be decided by captain. 73

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Football Editorial HE Football Season was decidedly more successful than the previous year's. We lost six games, won . three, while neither side scored in the De Lancey game. We defeated our old rival Cheltenham W5'5,h.j seventeen to two, which more than compensated for disappointments in other directions. Our opponents scored fifty-six points to our thirty-eight, while the highest score against us in any single game was eleven points. THE OAK congratulates the Football Team on its excel- lent playing, and the plucky game it put up. St. Luke's reputation for clean athletics never stood higher than at the close of the football season. Our men were never in better condition. The enthusiasm and spirit of camaraderie which prevailed at the Football Supper testified to the good feeling among the members of the team and their satisfaction over the season's outcome. 75