The Campanile . E FOOTBALL BANQUET The Annual Banquet for the football squad was given in the University-Club rooms on the night of December 3rd. The affair this year was sponsoredby a group of business men headed by Mr. A. C. Bayless. The guests weremembers of the football squad, while the freshmen squad served as waiters. The program for the evening included a number of inspiring talks by promi-nent Houstonians. Bob Patterson who spoke first is an ex-Vanderbilt manand a close follower of the game. He assured the team of loyal support, regard-less of victory or defeat. Eddie Dyer, retiring ca
The Campanile . E FOOTBALL BANQUET The Annual Banquet for the football squad was given in the University-Club rooms on the night of December 3rd. The affair this year was sponsoredby a group of business men headed by Mr. A. C. Bayless. The guests weremembers of the football squad, while the freshmen squad served as waiters. The program for the evening included a number of inspiring talks by promi-nent Houstonians. Bob Patterson who spoke first is an ex-Vanderbilt manand a close follower of the game. He assured the team of loyal support, regard-less of victory or defeat. Eddie Dyer, retiring captain, thanked all Houstonfor their splendid support. The athletic schedule for the coming year was an-nounced by Coach Arbuckle, and letters were awarded to eighteen men of thesquad. After the banquet the letter men met to elect the captain for the coming C. Boettcher, of Houston was chosen to lead the 1922 squad. Freddiepromises to be a star fullback and a great leader for the Blue and Grey AV*.r:\^:...n,-?.>^> :*..•• •.»*V^;:*I,<^*v -?••^»- * fSi*: \ • //^ DRAMATICS The Vcr\ Naked Bo\ As Rice grows older, year by year theschool takes on the characteristics of atrue university. An evidence of our ad-vancement along the cultural side of col-lege life was the work of the Rice DramaticClub during this year. Incidentally theclubs work was a factor in obtaining thegood will and support of the appreciativepeople of Houston. On November 3rd, members of the fac-ulty and interested students met at theAutry House, and preliminary plans forthe organization of a Rice Dramatic Clubwere outlined. A committee consisting ofC. E. Elliot, chairman, Stayton Nunn andR. N. Lawrence was selected to submit alist of plays for approval of the member-ship at the next meeting, and to make ar-rangements for the first production. TheDramatic Club was fortunate in securingthe services and advice of J. W. Slaughter,John C. Tidden, and R. N. Lawrence. f^ Wi The Ri
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