Word: losses
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...rest of Washington was still in the depths of winter. "Once more," observed Pundit Walter Lippmann, "we have come to a period of discouragement after a few months of buoyant hope. Pollyanna is silenced and Cassandra is doing all the talking. . . . Within the Administration itself there is a notable loss of self-confidence which is reflected in leadership that is hesitant and confused...
...final round, Thomas Newbold wielded his way to victory in the Freshman Squash Tournament, open to all members of the class who have not played in a team match. Dropping the first game 15-4, Newbold sought revenge in the second by routing his opponent with the loss of only three points. The last game, which was a see-saw from the start, finally resulted in a 15-13 win for Newhold...
...regard to next year's material, all but three men are returning, but those three will constitute a severe loss. Graduating in June are Captain Dick Boys, Dick Fletcher, and Charley Kollinites. All three have played regularly this year, although Boys has been out for the last few games with a charleyhorse. Fletcher especially will be hard to replace, for he has this year shown an ability and a fighting spirit such as has seldom been seen around here in the recent past...
...goalies in the League although he did seem to be out of position too much in the last game with Yale. He will undoubtedly get the first call with Waldinger and Cliff Morey, the present first year guardian, ready as capable substitutes. Franklin Reece will be the only varsity loss in this department...
...original cast has been altered by the loss of three men, the most prominent of whom was John G. Rogers '36, president of the Hasty Pudding Theatricals, who has suffered a serious illness. Of the other two men, H. Francis DeLone '37, is in Stillman with the measles and probably will not be back in time to take a regular part...