Dickinson College

Former Dickinson president Dr. George Edward Reed dies.  Professor J. H. Parlin succeeds Mohler as head of physics department.  Basketball defeats Gettysburg.  Thomas Gibb '33 is injured in a fire drill.

The college obtains the original of all American portraits of Charles Nisbet.  Physics department head Professor John Frederick Mohler dies from lobar pneumonia.

Greek Club elects officers; Bernard L. Green is president.  Phi Kappa Psi donates a trophy to be given to the winner of the interfraternity swim meet.  Football changes the way in which its captains are elected.  Warren C. Lummis installed as Athletic Association president.

Doll Show is successful.  Boy Scout Leaders' Training Course to be held at Dickinson.  Linoleum is laid down on the library floor. 

Annual Doll Show is planned.  YMCA and YWCA lead drive to donate Christmas gifts to orphaned children.

Juniors win the women's inter-class swim meet.  Doll Show to be held in the Old Gymnasium. 

Hugh MacCotter elected president of Freshman class.  Annual Soph Hop planned.  Week of Prayer is held.  Freshman football defeats Gettysburg.

Debate team faces team from Victoria College of New Zealand.  Tribunal clarifies freshman rules.  College celebrates Armistice Day.

Cross-country wins Central Pennsylvania Conference cup.  Dickinson football loses to Gettysburg.  Nineteen freshmen pledge into Belles Lettres. 

The Dickinson faculty are listed along with their C.V.s.  F. E. Craver denies the Carnegie Foundation's accusation that Dickinson subsidizes athletes beyond tuition costs.  Homecoming Weekend.