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Winslow succeeds W. Todd Parsons '48 of Eliot House and Concord while Gaylord succeeds David S. Biddle '49 of Philadelphia and Dunster House...
...become the headquarters of Washington's Army, and although there was no actual fighting in the Yard, a number of shells fell dangerously near Wadsworth House, where for a while the Commander-in-Chief directed the operations. The students were moved hastily out of harm's way to Concord, and the College buildings were used to house soldiers and supplies. Harvard Hall was not only an ammunition dump, but a kitchen as well, and Holden Chapel lost its ecclesiastical dignity for a while for the good cause of billeting some three hundred troops. Even the lead roof of Hollis Hall...
...riots, and the men realized that their store of ammunition on the third and fourth floors could not be wasted. One year, after a few cannonballs had been dropped from the windows on to tutors' heads, the whole Sophomore class was suspended and some guilty rioters were sent to Concord to be tried. Nothing came of the proceedings, but the momentous of the War had at any rate proved that they were not yet obsolete. The Arsenal was soon destroyed and Harvard became its peaceful, present self...
...away) Feb. 25 Harvard Freshmen Mar. 3 Dartmouth (away) Mar. 6 Yale (Home games at Indoor Athletic Building.) FRESHMAN HOCKEY Dec. 17 New Preparatory Jan. 7 Cambridge Latin Jan. 10 St. Marks at Southboro Jan. 14 Brown Feb. 3 Lexington High Feb. 4 B.U. Feb. 7 St. Pauls at Concord Feb. 11 Milton Academy at Milton Feb. 14 Exeter at Exeter Feb. 16 Noble and Greenough Feb. 20 B.U. at B.U. Feb. 25 Andover Feb. 28 Dartmouth at Hanover Mar. 3 New Preparatory Mar. 8 B.C. (tentative) Mar. 13 Yale (Home games at Boston Arena) JUNIOR VARSITY HOCKEY...
After his retirement, ten months ago, Winant went back to his house in Concord, devoted himself to writing his wartime memoirs, Letter from Grosvenor Square, about to be released by Houghton Mifflin. In recent weeks his friends had begun to worry a little about him-he showed signs of deep fatigue. But they did not guess how 58-year-old Gil Winant would end it. One night this week he shut himself in an upstairs room of the Concord house, shot himself through the temple with a .32-caliber pistol...