The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-06-23
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i907-0S. He then took up work ii
the public schools, being first prin.
cipal and then superintendent of the
Stamford schools for a number Ct
years, His success as superintendent
Of the Stamford schools was remark.
able A year ago he resigned hi
position at Stamford ana entered
Columbia University, where he mas
studied in the departments Of mis-.
tory, economics and philosophy. At
the spring convocation in Colum biz
Mr.. Conner received his MASTER de-
gree.
He has been employed 20 give d
course of lectures in the sumner
school of Wooster this summer
This position alone gives splendid
endorsement of the ability of Mr.
Conner in his chosen line of work
We rejoice to have Mr.. Conner return
to his Alma Mater and take up the
work OF this important chair
physica! Director.
Trinity University is to be CON
graduated on securing the services OF
Mir. S A. Boles as physical director
for the coming year. Mr.. Boles is
College, class OF 1870. ana received
his masters degree in Nashville Uni
yersity in 1911. He has also
studied at the University o. Tonnes
see and al the University Of Wiz
einia. In his college course and H.
Vanderbilt he gave much time md
attention to athletics. He has served
as a coach for the last four years
with splendid results.
Mr.. John !. Tigert, director OF
athletics OF the University of Ken
lucky. says of him: MIR. Boles made
great success as college athlete
and has been equally successful II
handling college athletics in these
last few years. At Kentucky Wesley
an he played regularly on the attn
letic teams and was elected captain
Of the football team his last year
and WAS selected by competent critics
Tor a position on the All-Kentucky
Team
Alex Cunningham. director OF
athletics in the University OF Geor-
gia, says; ''He is a man Of the
highest integrity and strives to bring
athletics to the plane where college
a coach Mr. Boles has been most
successful, his teams always among
the leaders. We were sorry to lose
him for Georgia needs such men.
President H A. Boaz of the Texas
Woman's College makes the follow
ing statement regarding his work in
Polytechnic College; Mr., Boles
took raw material and made winning
teams for our institution. He in
spires confidence and gets the best
results from the boys. His personal
life is clean and wholesome and his
influence Of the best. do not be
lieve you could secure better coach
than s. A. Boles. | give him un-
qualified endorsement -
Rev, +. p. Culver, ex-presldent OF
Polytechnic. says of him: MIR. Boles
is one of the very best coaches
know. His success at Polytechnic
vas wonderful. He will make good
anywhere. He is worthy OF all conf
dence and esteem
We are confident that Mr.. Boles
will take the excellent material that
is to be found among the Trinity
students and train them into winning
teams. We also feel sure that his
splendid christian character will en-
able him to be of lasting service to
the young men in his association with
them. With Mr. Boles as physical
director we look forward with eXpee-
tation of large success in athletics
during the year 915-l6.
DIR. Quinn, who was associated
with Mr.. Boles for two years, says
For two years | have been genera
manager of athletics and during TINS
| time Mr. Boles has been athletic
director and coach of the several
| sports. | have found him a hlghlS
efficient coach. He is the kind oil
| coach that meets the hearty approval
| OF all true sportSmen. | have never
| known better combination of attn
| lete and coach"