Word: barkers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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James Sherman Barker, of Dorchester. Rene Cheronnet Champellion, of Newport, New Hampshire...
James Sherman Barker, of Dorchester. Rene Cheronnet Champellion, of Newport, New Hampshire...
Robinson Franklin Barker '35, of Dorchester, and David Whitney Lewis '35, of Brookline are the winners of the managerial competition of the Instrumental Clubs. Barker will become second assistant manager at once and will be manager during his Junior year, while Lewis will manage the Freshman Instrumental Clubs this spring. Both men prepared at Roxbury Latin...
Hallowell finished fifteenth in 1929 and seventh last year. If the Crimson leader shows equal improvement tomorrow he should match strides with McCluskey of Fordham, Barker of N. Y. U., and Chamberlain, individual winner from Michigan State last year. Harvard's last team victory came in 1912; in 1928 J. L. Reid '29 led the field for the Crimson...
...middle of the exhibition, a tube in the television apparatus became overheated. It was necessary to wait 15 min. while it cooled off. Actors Tone and Barker were then seen and heard. What they said was clearly audible but their faces flickered vaguely on the screen; it was hard to tell which was which and what they were doing. Later, a Central American parrot was somewhat more successfully televised, screeching hoarsely at mention of Prohibition. Theatre-owner B. B. Moss made a speech explaining that the purpose of the performance was "to show the progress in television rather than...