■Standing . . . Van der Veen, manager . . . Heagle . Young . . . David . . . Brown . . . Snyder, manager Loucks . . . Hastings . . . Harrington . . . . Friedman . . . Camp . . . Rosenblatt . . Miller, coach, kneeling . . . Strauss Sullivan . . . Dukakis . . . Irish. The best adjective to describe the 1951 cross country squad is graduation-ridden. The loss of Cheyney, Spaulding and Stabler left a hole that could not be filled by the remaining members of the team. Captain Ave Har- rington continued his fine winning form, always leading the team, and winning three dual meets. Behind him, George Hastings, whose meteoric rise to star- dom was the feature of the year, Chuck Loucks, and newcomers Mike Dukakis, John Strauss and Charlie Sullivan were the usual scorers. The team wound up with a won two, lost four record, beating Lafayette and F M. Coach Jim Miller had his hands full developing stars of future years from the great number of Freshmen who turned out for the sport. CROSS COUNTRY
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Winter AT SWARTHMORE ... the shortest season . . . punctuated by vacations and exams . . ,. everyone turns indoors . . . coats and scarves overflow underneath the feet of the lunch line and are crushed . . . even the library is crowded ... in commons chessmen click all day and typewriters all night . . . outside sharp winds . . . and sometimes snow . . . once in four years, perhaps, snow lies heavy on the trees ... the lawn is white and smooth . . . then sleds, emerging from the basement, cover it with criss-cross trails . . . and then it ' s all over . . . suddenly it ' s march and seaweed-like daffodils go down once more beneath a last snow . . . but their presence has been detected by unbelieving observers and winter is on the way out . . .
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