Word: appearently
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...number of the evening, to judge by the approval shown by the packed house, was Bacon's catchy swing tune, "Zulu Lulu," in which he combined with Hunt. Other dancing stars in the show are Benjamin Welles, II '38, and Cammann Newberry, "Harvard's most beautiful chorine," who appear in the lavish rumba spectacle "Don't Tell Miguel," and McKennan, who is thrown about the stage by Welles in an apache dance...
Anybody who needs in ichthyologist, a marine, an actuarian, a piano tuner, a vagrant, or a grocer should consult the Senior Class. What is more, these are not the only unusual careers chosen by the 1075 members of the Class of 1936 who will appear in the Album...
Sophomores Appear Capable...
...College seal of Locke's diploma, now lost, was affixed to a blue ribbon, rather than to the red one of today. Blue and yellow appear to have been the usual color of these bands until the middle of the nineteenth century, when red became the College color as a result of President Eliot's gift of Crimson handkerchiefs to the crew before a Yale race...
...traffic. Like other roads, the Pennsylvania has seen its income, largest of any road in the land, cut in two by Depression. It took in $731,000,000 in 1929, dropped to $380,000,000 in 1934, recovered to $400,000,000 in 1935. Yet deficits have still to appear. In 1932. dismal rail-road year, it made $13,500,000. By 1935 its profit had been stepped up to $23,800,000- third best among U. S. carriers...