Word: agee
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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NamePosition Class Age Weight Height Barrett, J. E. Tackle 1930 22 180 5.10 Bell, Dudley Center 1928 21 190 6.1 Bigelow, A. B. Center 1930 18 175 5.11 Brown, G. K. Quarterback 1929 22 170 5.8 Burns, S. C. End 1930 21 177 5.11 Burns, H. W. Quarterback 1928 23 149 5.8 Clark, Forrester Tackle 1929 21 210 6.5 Combs, J. L. End Occ. 23 167 5.11 Crosby, J. P. Back 1928 21 185 5.11 Davis, F. S. Tackle 1930 19 180 6 Donaghy, G. E. Back 1929 20 160 5.8 Dorman, B. H. Center 1930 19 180 6 Douglas...
Lines On Reaching the Age of Innocence...
Tomorrow will be Friday morning at Dartmouth, Friday before the Harvard game. The early morning fog rolls off the campus and the sun warms the crisp, clear air. Dartmouth in all her autumn beauty reveals herself. The age old hills in the background sparkle in the early morning sunshine. The trees with leaves in every color of the rainbow give her a festive dress. the whitewashed front of "Dartmouth Row" stands as a symbol of the old Dartmouth. The new library, the new Biology building and the new dormitory, half-finished, bear tangible evidence of the growth...
Darvall, who is 21 years of age, prepared for the University of Reading at Dover College, where he took part in debating for four years, was an editor of the school magazine. "The Dovorian," and played Rugby football and hockey in addition to swimming on his college team. In 1923 Darvall entered the University College of Reading, and was Secretary of his hall debating club in his first year. Darvall, who is a Liberal, founded a political club, and when in 1925, he became Secretary of the Debating Society, he was nominated for the Imperial Debating Team. At the same...
Haddon entered the Edinburgh Academy in 1916 at the age of 12 to prepare for Edinburgh University. Sir Walter Scott was one of the founders of the Academy, and Robert Louis Stevenson studied there, as well as Sir James Clerk-Maxwell, Andrew Lang, Lord Haldane, and Lord Finlay, President of the Permanent Court of International Justice. Haddon played Rugby football while at the Academy, won several class and special prizes, and in his last year was head of his house. In 1922 he entered the University of Edinburgh as a candidate for the Master of Arts degree, which he received...