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...large increase over the preceding year stems in part from the organizational effort of Charles Ravenel '61 and his associates in each House who acquainted the senior class with the Harvard Fund before graduation. The group gave pledge cards to each member of the class in addition to a pamphlet entitled "The Harvard Fund and the Class...
...past two games, the sparky quarterback from Rochester, New York, has worked out better than anybody expected. So well, as a matter of fact, that many people have forgotten all about last year's legend, Charlie Ravenel, for whom the present Harvard running attack was originally designed...
Penn, in its second year of single wing, almost collapsed last Wednesday when tallback Porter Shreve contracted an injury which will sideline him for the season. Losing him is like Harvard losing Ravenel last year...
...biggest problem and questionmark for the Crimson is a big one--quarterback. The position is wide open, with first chances going to senior Ted Halaby, who shared the first-string duties for much of last season with Bartolet after the unforgettable Charlie Ravenel was injured. Halaby, whose greatest weakness is passing, will compete for the post with junior Chuck Kinney and sophomore Bill Humenuk, the other top candidates. This year, more than ever, it's safe to fall back on the old adage that "as the quarterback goes so the team goes" (with a T attack, as at Harvard...
...Ravenel played football because he had the feeling that "It was what I was meant to do," because he loved the game, and because he wanted to keep his body in shape. Of course, the memorable quarterback who also plays baseball wanted to win, also. Some athletes play for headlines, others use athletics for self-discipline and private goals of accomplishment, agreeing with President Kennedy '40 that the health of the mind is directly proportional to the health of the body. Still others play because they want it on their record for graduate school. And then there are some...