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£i)C |lljtux The Waspettes of this year’s team are the first to be awarded the Monogram for this excellent record. The monogram is smaller, and on the old English style, so they cannot be taken for the regular E and H monograms. The following girls won monograms: Ann Falin, captain; Katharine Tilly, Helen Orr, Lucile Griffitt, Margaret Anderson, Juliet Miller, Ruth Berry, Anna Dinkins. By taking a glance at the schedule you can see the team was always fighting and Emory and Henry is proud of them. WASPETTE SCHEDULE ...42 E. and H 12 ...16 E. and H 22 10 E. and H. .. 28 Martha Washington .16 E. and H 32 .. 9 E. and H 24 Total score 93 118 108
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£ r pi)tnx RUSSELL, Short Stop “Shorty” was again the leader of the Wasps last season. Three years at varsity baseball developed him into an all-’ronnd player who knew every angle of the game. In a pinch it was usually “Shorty” who started the rally, and on the field he managed to take in all that came his way. His ability at the hat, on the field and as captain—contributed greatly to the success of the team. His graduation has left a vacancy that is by no means easy to fill. CECIL, Second Bane Dick was absent from us most of last year, but he simply couldn’t stay awav from Emory’s diamond during the baseball season. This is his second year on the varsity squad, having had the distinction of making his letter in baseball during his first year. Dick is a good fielder, swings a mean stick, in short, he has the qualities of a real player. In recognition of these qualities he has been chosen captain of this season’s Wasps. DANIEL, Manager To Dan the financial success of the team is readily granted, being the mainstay of the managing helm through- out the season in which the trip to Eastern Virginia figured. The Wasps were fortunate in having one who could manipulate the financial end in such a successful manner. WYGAL, First Base “Square” received his elementary training both in scholastic and athletic affairs in the wilds of Lee County. During his first year he worked hard but missed a letter by inches. 'This year he was numbered among the more fortunate ones and he showed himself to be practically indispensiblc to the team, having closed the season with a batting average of around 400. His work was certainly an important factor in the success of the team.
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