Word: clark
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Among the members who will usher are John B. Bowditch '37, Raymond S. Clark '36, H. Frank DeLone '37, Ethau A. Donnison, Jr. '37, James A. Field '37, James A. Ford '37, Gormaine G. Glidden '36, Albert Goodhue, Jr. '37, Peter Knapp '37, Curtis Prout '38, Edward B. Simmons '37, A. Townsend Winmill '37, Peter W. Hoguet '38, James F. Hunnewell '38, and Francis Keyes...
...least for the duration of this year the H.A.A. will get along without an assistant athletic director, the post left vacant by the resignation of Eskie Clark who is now Athletic Director of Lafayette College, Easton, Pennsylvania...
...work formerly done by Clark is now attended to by Mr. Bingham himself, and this means that his schedule is made much stiffer. Clark formerly attended many meetings as Mr. Bingham's representative, carried on a great deal of the detail of H.A.A. administration...
Raymond S. Clark heads the committee of six Seniors who have made the nominations for the election. Other members of the Committee are: Theodore S. Darrah, F. Stanton Deland, James L. Kunen, Richard Maguire, George S. Squibb, and Edwin O. Tilton...
Developer of liquid fuel is Robert Hutchings Goddard, rangy, bald, 53, foremost U. S. rocketeer. Born in Worcester, Mass., where he became professor of physics at Clark University, Goddard started puttering with rockets in 1907. The Smithsonian Institution gave him $12,000 over a period of twelve years. When one of his contraptions blew up over Worcester, the terrified townsfolk forced him to desist. He moved to Camp Devens, later to the desert near Roswell, N. Mex. Since 1930 his expenses have been paid by the Guggenheims...