Washington County High School - Sejusof Yearbook (Hagerstown, MD)

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Athletic Association l'rcsirl1:nL . . . . .STANLEY Moomc Sce1'ctm'y . . . . . .VIQDNVARD HUfi'z1c1,i, 'Vicr'-1'1f'r's. ........ Tlfioiuas GonDoN 7'1'0usurm' .......... Mgxx C. Fmux' The A. A., while 11ot as successful in instigating new pep-methods, have nevertheless carried out well the policy of their predecessor of a year ago. Au issue of season tickets niet with complete success, pep-meetings and inter- esting' talks were delivered. A special prize has been offered for a school song Hllfl the judges were flooded with entries but due to the large number no de- cision has been made. The A. A. was received by the Class of '24, financially sound, and hand- work has enabled us to deliver it in the same condition it was accepted though handicapped by new uniforms for football a11d baseball with additional uni- forms ill basketball. The A. A. Cheering Squad was led by Howard Fahrney who had four assistants. The Squad inet at noo11 time and practised their yells. The inter-class games of basketball were played a 11d the Seniors took the f'Cup'l from the Freshmen who held it last year. Fine spirit has been shown throughout the year in every athletic ac- tivity. Sixty-three

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l Mn. GLENN l'orn'1Nnnuumn If-Powviyli XV hen one mentions athletics o11e necessarily thinks of Potty for he is the background of all. ' ' To him is awarded the praise of piloting a fair football team to a most successful season. It was he who compelled his light team to overthrow larger and Weightier opponents by l1is ever cheering countenance illld words of spirit. Our basketball team this year While laboring under a. jinx is neverthe- less an attribute to his tireless efforts for with a great expense of labor he placed one of the smoothest teams of our history on thelfloor. Thus our story rea.ds through all sports, for l1is dominant spirit has made our reputation, namely, of possessing cleaner athletics than any neigh- boring school. He has inspired our teams to victory and has instilled a true ll19211ll1lg.0f loyalty to team and school. Sixty-two

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I 4 Broadway Athletic Association President .................. 4 ....... JosnrH1NE SPIELMAN V ice-P1'cs'id,c1z.t . . . . .KATIIERINE ICYERLY Secretary ..... .... I TRANCES NIALLOTTE Treasurer ................................ l.BESSIE HULL The Athletic Association of Broadway with Joe Spielman, Frances Mal- lotte, Bessie Hull, and Katherine Eyerly as the leaders of the A. A. have had a rather successful year. Of course, Broadway participates in only two forms of athletics-Volley Ball and Basket-Ball, but these two games have been backed and pushed by the A. A. In every battle, thru the thick and thin, the members kept up dues and poured money into the Treasury. This money in turn was used in supporting the teams. Such has been the work of the Athletic Association for the past five years. Each year the membership grows and in the future it is the hope of every A. A. member that it will be the leading or- ganization of Broadway. y Sixty-four