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...Class of '45 has seen President Conant only once during the year, if the traditional Sunday afternoon teas are overlooked. That was when he presided at the "word of advice and warning" meeting soon after registrations when Richard M. Gummere, Chairman of the Board of Admissions, Robert F. Bradford, District Attorney of Middlesex Country, and Dean Sperry spoke to the assembled Yardlings...
...kinds: soprano, alto, tenor, bass, the last surprisingly weak and whiskey-voiced for its three-foot length. Until five years ago, most recorders were made in Germany or England. The English revival had been started by the late untidy-bearded Arnold Dolmetsch, musical antiquary. One of his pupils, Margaret Bradford (who now helps run the American Recorder Society), got a Haverhill. N.H. cabinetmaker named William F. Koch to make some. Now Manufacturer Koch turns hard, red cocobolo wood into 90% of the recorders sold in the U.S. All a recorder maker needs is this South American wood, a lathe...
...Reception for all new students, including new transfer students, in the Large Dining Hall of the Harvard Union. President Conant will preside. Speakers: Robert Fiske Bradford '23, District Attorney of Middlesex County; Richard M. Gummere, Chairman of the Committee on Admission; and Dean Willard Learoyd Sperry, Chairman of the Board of Preachers...
...Bradford Washburn '33, instructor in Geographical Exploration, and well-known leader of several expeditions, will be the principal speaker at the annual spring dinner of the Harvard Mountaineering Club, to be held at 6:30 o'clock in the Faculty Club...
Literary Staff; John B. Bowman, of Matthews; Edward M. Casey, of 94 Franklin Street, Allston; Bradford Cobb, of Thayer; Horace Morison, Jr., of Grays; Howard M. Spiro of Grays; Louis J. Vorhaus, 2nd, of Grays; Alexander Williams, Jr., of Lionel; Charles Wolf, Jr., of Stoughton...