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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Varsity Captain Ray Clark welcomed the candidates in a short address, and was followed by Bert Haines who has stood in loco parentis to many generations of Freshman hopefuls, and by Head Coach Charlie Whiteside...
...Simmons, Bob Watson, Leonard Eliel, Jim Gardner, and Captain Ray Clark of last year's Varsity are supported by Henry Atherton, also a major-H winner, and Austin, Culter, Haskins, Lloyd, and Roosevelt, of the Jayvees. Besides these lettermen there is the Combination Crew of Choate, F. D. Gardner, Prout, Rantoul, O. K. Scott, P. L. Scott, Senior, and Francis...
Sirs: Hearty congratulations on your fair-minded and unprejudiced article on Mr. J. P. Morgan [TIME, Jan. 20J. In this day when it seems to be so fashionable to editorially damn and assume as "crooks" all bankers, your current article brings a gratifying ray of hope for a cleaner deal from the press to a class that has been outrageously slandered for the last several years. TIME is the last place I would ever look for such an equanimous attitude, but having found it there I offer you sincere felicitations and a hope to find more often between your pages...
...Grace Baptist Temple, with its seating capacity of 3,000, was built for the late Russell Herman Conwell, noted for the sermon "Acres of Diamonds" which he delivered 6,152 times. Ever since he died in 1925, the Temple has been looking for "another Conwell." Dr. A. Ray Petty, who came in 1926, shocked his flock by inviting Negroes and again, when 50 parishioners started to walk out on a sermon defending Al Smith, by directing the organist to follow their steps with Chopin's Funeral March. Dr. Petty was soon replaced by Dr. Michael Joseph Twomey who abruptly...
Coach Wes Fesler has made one change in the Harvard lineup. Art Snell will replace Jack Dampeer at guard. Vernon Struck will continue to provide the punch at the other guard post, with Bill Gray again at center, and Captain Leavy White and Ray Lavietes at the forward positions...