Word: crockett
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...Coolidge, D. B. '46, Adams A-26 KIR 7231 Corby, E. S. '45, Dunster E-31 KIR 6459 Corson, R. W. 2GS, Kirkland D-22 TRO 3439 Cowett, W. A., Eliot O-32 KIR 5158 Crawford, S. T., Jr., '45, Adams B-17 ELI 2413 Crockett, J. '43, S-10 Nutting Road TRO 2492 Cronin, V. A. P. '45, Eliot F-12 KIR 2443 Cross, R. '45, Eliot G-54 KIR 2856 Cumings, J. B. '46, Lowell K-22 KIR 1001 Cummer, F. H., Jr., '46, Adams C-26 KIR 6395 Cunningham, L. '46, Lowell K-21 ELI 0872 Curtis...
Carl W. Albright, Shobonier, III., Francis S. Andrews, Norway, Me., Herbert H. Bowman 2G, Berkeley, Calif., Joel F. Buchanan, Jr., Ardmore, Okla., Milton F. Chauner, Bozeman, Mont., John Clark, Jr., St. Louis, Me., Forest H. Cleave, Urbana, III., Richard C. Crockett, London, N. Dak., John F. Dahlberg, Jr., Gary...
...discouraged bitterness which fills it would be a poor commentary on Harvard's first war class if it could honestly be thought to represent them. Walter Eberlein's translations seem distinctly clumsy, while it is almost impossible to find appropriate surroundings for the misplaced commuter of Jack Crockett's "Seven: forty-five...
...Poem" is technically excellent but completely dependent on T. S. Eliot, even to phrasing and imagery. "The Zoo" by Howard Moss is another example: there are echoes of Dylan Thomas and Auden throughout it. These are both fine journeyman achievements; not as much can be said for John Crockett's "Elegy," deeply ingrained in the over-plushed tradition of last year's Advocate poets. Next to Crockett's poem, "Dance" by Paul Schneider is most poetically unpoetical...
...John Crockett '43 of the Advocate has charge of the elaborate costuming, while a medieval Baroque organ, the only one of its type at College, will be played by Judson Rand, Jr., organist of Christ Church. Rand will also lead the choir in the special music which he has written to accompany the two performances of "Jedermann...