Word: apley
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Those who were finally elected from the forty-one candidates starting in the competition are Robert G. Axtell of Helworthy Hall: John M. Bullitt, of Matthews Hall: Evan Calkins of Holworthy Hall: Maxwell Kaufer, of Grays Hall: Norman Meyer, of Waltham; William W. Piuney, of Apley Court: F. Harrison Poole, of grays Hall: William McNKand, Jr., of Grays Hall: John E. Sawhill of Weld Hall, and Robert F. Sherwood, of Wiggisworth Hall...
...league includes eight teams, some of the Freshman Houses joining with others to make up their squads. The teams are made up as follows: Weld, Matthews, Wigglesworth, Thayer, Grays, Holworthy - Hollis - Stoughton, Straus-Massachusetts, Lionel-Apley-Mower. Each team will play seven games, with the schedule including two games per week during the ensuing season...
...Freshmen meet tonight for their discussion, with Lowell tomorrow evening and Eliot on Thursday. The dormitories, Claverley, Dudley, Apley, and Little, will also hold their meeting on Thursday. Dates for the other Houses are not yet definite...
Fifty-five residents of Apley, Cleverly, Dudley, and Little last night petitioned the Student Council to ensure the inclusion of a dormitory resident on the 1939-40 Council in order "to make the Council a truly representative body...
...genial wit who looks like a diffident Boston banker and has been rumored to be the prototype of The Late George Apley, Mark Antony DeWolfe Howe is a writer of light and occasional verse, author of 28 books, including the Pulitzer Prizewinning Barrett Wendell and His Letters, the monumental five-volume Memoirs of the Harvard Dead in the War Against Germany. A professional Harvard man like Holmes, loving Boston no less than Holmes did (although he was born in Rhode Island, brought up in Philadelphia), Howe is an overseer of Harvard, was for 25 years a trustee of the Boston...