The Morgan School - Tower Yearbook (Clinton, CT)

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cefdifaeeeq This year the Field Hockey team completed a very exciting season with two victories, two defeats and one tied score. Although many of last year's players graduated, the inexperienced team made a fine Mo,-gan 0 showing of both skill and good sportsmanship. Morgan O The season ended with the annual game between Morgan 1 the girls and the boys. Regardless of the fact that it Morgan 2 was not played exactly according to the rules every- Morgan 1 one had a fine time despite the bruised shins that it were taken away by both sides. The boys were suc- Home games cessful for the first time by the narrow margin of two to one. With the fine playing displayed this year, the future of the sport appears extremely bright. qx HOCKEY SCHEDULE Saybrook 'I' Saybrook 4 Madison 0' Madison l Guilford 'I The following officers were elected at the first meeting of the Athletic Associa- tion Council: President-John Johnson, Vice-President-Fred Thompson, Secretary -Joan Wall, and Treasurer-.lune Alex- ander, who was later replaced by Edwin McKinlay. Several new ideas were introduced into the annual magazine campaign, now an integral part of Morgan's activities. Each day the winning home-room teacher had the honor and privilege of carrying a stuffed goat-the campaign mascot-with him or her throughout the day. The usual prizes, party, and a trip were enjoyed by all those who participated. The Council introduced a plan by which students could purchase basketball season tickets on a credit basis. With the year's profits, the council purchased outdoor athletic bleachers, sharing expenses equally with the Rotary Club and the softball league. Other needed equipment was also purchased. Although the expenses incurred during the year were large, the A.A. Council, as everyone calls it for short, has left one of the most substantial treasuries in the history of this organization.

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