The Good Loser (1953)
Ray Medford, newly elected class president and star of the debate team, is used to winning. But when he unexpectedly loses a speaking competition to Marilyn Jackson—a classmate he once coached—Ray struggles with disappointment and considers quitting before the state championship. The film asks whether Ray, and those around him, are handling the loss the right way.
Director: Herk Harvey
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Gene Hardtarfer as Ray Medford (uncredited) |
| Directing | Herk Harvey | Director |
| Writing | Margaret Travis | Writer |
| Production | Russell A. Mosser | Producer |
| Production | Arthur H. Wolf | Producer |
| Crew | Norman Stuewe | Cinematography |
| Editing | Chuck Lacey | Editor |
| Sound | Chuck Lacey | Sound |
| Sound | Bill Sollner | Sound |
