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The Brown Daily Herald 131A (1933-05-06)

Table of Contents

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  • JUNIOR PROM SPECIAL:
  • BROWN KEY SOCIETY Which Tapped New Members Early This Morning at the Prom:
  • Committee in Charge of 1934 Junior Promenade:
  • MISS SIGRID F. HANCOX of New Rochelle, N. Y. who led the Grand March with James P. Patton chairman of the committee:
  • TOM GILBANE Captain and I. C.-4A record holder who leads the track team at Hanover today:
  • SENIOR EDITORIAL BOARD of the Brown Daily Herald for 1933-1934:
  • ALDRICH GYMNASIUM Scene of the Year’s Outstanding Social Event:
  • DAVID C. MOORE Retiring President of Brown Key:
  • BUD KROEGER Captain of the varsity nine which meets Boston University this afternoon:
  • RICHARD A. HOLMAN President Undergraduate Athletic Council:
  • WILLIAM B. FLACK Editor-in-Chief of the Brown Daily Herald:
  • NELSON B. JONES, JR. Asst. Supervisor of Non-Athletic Activities:
  • DAVID GRUNBERGER Business Manager of Brown Daily Herald:
  • FRANKLIN A. HURD Chairman of Business Board of Brown Daily Herald:
  • JOSIAH E. GREENE Editor-in-Chief of 1933 Liber Brunensis which will appear soon:
  • 808 CHASE Captain and manager of the Bruin golf team which opened the league season yesterday:
  • HANK LETOILE Newly – Appointed Lacrosse Coach whose varsity stickmen meet New Hampshire this afternoon:
  • JACK KELLEHER Coach of the Varsity Nine which plays Boston University today:
  • COACH TUSS McLAUGHRY Who is building up next season’s grid team in daily spring practice sessions:
  • FRED POWERS Coach of the varsity trackmen who compete against Dartmouth and Columbia at Hanover this afternoon:
  • WALLY SNELL Coach of 1936 Baseball team:
  • Guest List:
  • TODAY’S SPORTS:

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"The Brown Daily Herald 131A (1933-05-06) " (1933). Brown Daily Herald. Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library. https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1007827/

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