Word: haas
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...advantages in an insurance program, however, contradict the department's stand. Insuring the players would guarantee that all medical expanses would be paid. Under current HAA policy, accidents must be paid for by parents, or if the student cannot afford treatment, by a special University fund. It is not only difficult, but unfair, to separate those who can afford medical treatment from those who cannot. Every man who plays football for his House deserves the benefits of an insurance plan...
...despite the confusion, the work of the over-busy HAA proceeds pretty much as usual. Athletic Director Thomas D. Bolles is already comfortably settled in his modern corner office on the second floor (lower left), and across the hall is Business Manager Carroll F. Getchell...
When the move is completed, the Ticket Office will be housed in a large first-floor room, where HAA Publicity Director W. Henry Johnston and his secretary, Jean MacIver, have been unpacking crates of notebooks and papers (upper right). Until the end of the current football season, though, tickets will continue to be sold from the familiar counters in the basement of the Union (above, left...
This man is Jimmy Sugrue, HAA field foreman since 1937, in charge of getting new goal posts in place before the next weekend's game. For his crew it is a good half day's job. For the HAA it is now a $75 expense...
...HAA officials excuse the ineffectuality of the police in protecting the goal posts. "If we told them to draw their clubs and start swinging it would be a mess . . . It would take 200 of them to prevent it . . . Why start a riot...