Word: adelbert
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...James Fleming, Jr. 100 Donald Felsom Pitcher 95 Harold Manfred Shore 88 David Norton Yerkes 82 Eoger Sanderson Hewlett 59 FOR CLASS DAY COMMITTEE *John Clark Grady 220 *Benton Spangler Wood 219 *Leon Adams Francisco 207 *William Andrew Schroeder, Jr. 184 *Ian Baldwin 167 *Francis Paul Campaus 154 *Winfield Adelbert Huppuch 150 Theodore Winthrop Stedman, Jr. 110 Jerrold Harold Ruskin 106 Richard Borden 105 George Quincy Thorndike 104 James Russell Leonard 99 Joseph Manton Bradley 98 St. John Smith, Jr. 97 Frederick Myers Dearborn, Jr. 86 Asa Bind Gardiner 85 Total Votes Cast 345 *Elected
...following seven men were chosen for the class day committee: John Clark Grady, of Somerville; Benton Spangler Wood, of Honolulu, Hawaii; Leon Adams Francisco, of Danville, Virginia; William Andrew Schroeder, of McKeesport, Pennsylvania; Ian Baldwin, of Mt. Kisco, New York; Francis Paul Campana, of Dorchester; and Winfield Adelbert Huppuch, of Glen Falls, New York. These men will have charge of Class Day arrangements...
...Winfield Adelbert Huppuch...
...Baldwin, of Mr. Kisco, New York, Richard Borden, of Fall River, Joseph Manton Bradley, of Milton, Frederick Myers Dearborn, Jr., of New York City, Stuart Callender Dorman, of New York City, Leon Adams Francisco, of Danville, Virginia, John Clarke Grady, of Somerville, Ass Bird Gardiner, of Riderwood, Maryland, Winfield Adelbert Huppuch, of Glens Falls, New York, James Richards Leonard, of Pelham Manor, New York, William Andrew Schroeder, Jr., of McKeesport, Pennsylvania, St. John Smith, Jr., of New York City, Theodore Winthrop Stedman, Jr., of Springfield, George Quincy Thorndike, of Millis, Benton Spangler Wood, of Honolulu, Hawaii...
...thought Mrs. Templeton might treat her old mother more generously. It did not greatly disturb Mrs. Harris or Mrs. Templeton. Old Mrs. Harris remembered her big house in Tennessee whence the family had moved West. She took a quiet interest in the doings of her grandchildren, Victoria, Ronald, Adelbert. She was glad when Mrs. Rosen came over from next door to have a chat. When Mrs. Harris felt that she was going to die. she accepted this fact also with the wise fortitude which her daughter and granddaughter would have to await their own senility to acquire...