CHAPTER V
DICK CONSENTS
Something very much in the nature of an
indignation meeting was held on the High
School steps on Monday at recess. There were
no prepared addresses, nor did parliamentary rules
govern the meeting, but free speech was in order and
liberally indulged in. Lanny was not present, but
the football element was well represented, and it
was Morris Brent, for once holding views coincident
with popular sentiment, who most heartily condemned
the Athletic Committee for their decision
regarding the employment of a salaried football
coach. Morris, munching an apple on the top step,
proclaimed indignantly that the Athletic Committee
of the Clearfield High School didn't care a bone
button whether the team got beaten or not.
"What kind of a team do they think we can turn
