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DON JACKSON CHOSEN SQUASH TEAM CAPTAIN

Prospects Not Bright for Coming Year With Glidden, Gilder, and Sargent Graduating

NO WRITER ATTRIBUTED March 19, 1936

Climaxing his first year as a member of the Varsity A squash team, Donald E. Jackson '37 has been elected captain of the racquetmen for next year.

Better known for his exploits on the gridiron, Jackson played the number four position on the victorious Cowles' court team which netted the collegiate title this year. Members also won both the National Championship and the Intercollegiate Championship.

Prospects for the coming season are not too bright for Captain Jackson and his team. Losing Glidden, Gilder, and Sargent, numbers one, two, and three respectively, the brunt of the attack will fall on Dick Dorson, Alvah Sulloway, and Jackson, returning veterans.