Word: ansonia
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Ordained in 1927, Fenton continued to develop his kicking techniques. In 1934 he started to pass on his knowledge to boys of his parish in Ansonia, Conn, and later in Mamaroneck, N.Y. As his fame spread, he was taken on as kicking consultant by colleges from Harvard to North Carolina. His most famous pupil: North Carolina's All-American Charlie Justice, one of the game's finest quick-kickers...
...Thomas of Racine, trucked away 34 pieces of Kohler plumbing worth $3,500. In some areas even state and municipal governments have hopped on the boycott bandwagon. The Massachusetts Legislature and Boston's City Council condemned purchases from Kohler. So have the councils of Bridgeport, Waterbury, and Ansonia, Conn., and Lincoln Park, Mich...
Margaret E. Rose '56 of New York and Holmes Hall is treasurer; Ann Kielty '57 of Rockville Center, N.Y. and Holmes Hall, electoral chairman; and Jewelle A. Taylor '55 of Ansonia, Conn. and Cabot Hall, National Students Association delegate...
...post of NSA delegate will be filled by Cynthia Crawford '55, of Moors Hall and Bryn Mawr, Pa., who received 312 votes; the alternate delegate will be Jewell Taylor '55, of Moors Hall and Ansonia, Conn., with 211 votes...
...ward room, over & over again, they kept playing a recording: They'd Better Have Seven League Boots and Invisible Gabardines When They're Foolin' With the Marines . . . Wiry Captain Sam Jaskilka, 30, from Ansonia, Conn., a onetime University of Connecticut basketball star, a Marine veteran who fought through World War II's Pacific campaign, laughed nervously at the song. "I hope the enemy believes that," he said as he sipped a cup of coffee...