Word: rays
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...list of ushers will include: Richard G. Fletcher, Jr. '35, head usher; Robert C. Hall '36, Ray J. Makewsky ocC, and Robert T. Rowe...
...Championships were last held in Cambridge when the Pool was opened in 1930. Northwestern celebrated the occasion by capturing the title and George Kojac and Ray Ruddy, two names still notable in the swimming world, handed in outstanding performances...
Your criticism of the Department of Hygiene is unjust, unfair and unwarranted. Stillman Infirmary is a clean, modern, well-equipped hospital. No facility exists which is not available to the sick student. Your condemnation of it is based solely on the triviality that the corridors leading to the X-ray room are drafty. But if you could see the care in keeping the building clean, airy, and pleasant, I believe you would overlook the fault...
Three Juniors are returning, Graham Spring, substitute center, Ray Lavietes, a light, fast, and smart substitute forward, and James Robinson, who has been used as general utility man. The returning Sophomore contingent is especially strong, however, containing as it does the five men who started against Yale in their Freshman year. Of these, outstanding in the public eye this year have been long Bill Gray, the tall center and renowned humorist and clown, and Leavitt (Levi) White, captain of his Freshman team, and a fast and accurate-shooting forward, who possesses the rare ability of being able to keep...
...regards Stillman Infirmary, the conditions are equally appalling. The building and equipment are obsolete. The building is drafty. In periods of epidemics it is often overtaxed. A long ride through frigid corridors is necessary to reach the X-ray machine. The lack of proper shower and bathroom equipment is another source of annoyance to patients. Indifferent or incompetent supervision often results in students with contagious diseases being confined in wards with others who are susceptible to affliction...