Word: brighter
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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This year's squad, although still in the formative stage, would seem to be faced with a far brighter prospect than last year's six, which salvaged from its League season only one tie. True, Captain Pren Willetts took with him a sizeable nucleus of Seniors when he graduated, but last year's Freshman team was one of the best in recent years, and this should more than make up for the loss of Seniors, especially as time goes...
There are several promising Sophomores, however, to make the picture look a little brighter. Most notable of these men are former Freshman captain Bill Palson and Tim Coggeshall, son of a former Crimson track star...
Born in Munich, Viereck arrived in the U.S. at the age of eleven, went to college, became a naturalized citizen, leaped into letters. His first small fame bloomed with publication of a book of poetry, grew a little brighter because of a story that his father was the bastard son of William I of Prussia, which would make him Kaiser Wilhelm's cousin...
...changes in Dudley's interior, coupled with the new study room program and meals in the Union for Yardling commuters, make the situation of the student who lives at home a much brighter one than it was at this time last year...
Although the Harvard Varsity eleven faces its toughest schedule in years minus the services of Charlie Spreyer, first-string fullback who has been called by Uncle Sam, and Bud Waldstein and Stan Durwood, two capable reserves who went on pro after finals last year, the Crimson outlook is growing brighter day by day as Coach Dick Harlow whips a number of rapidly-improving Sophomores into shape as reserves, and a sheaf of men from the injured list return to active duty today...