Word: dake
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT: On November 17 at the executive dinner for Cambridge's Only Breakfast Table Daily, drank 14 Hoosier specials en route to a record-shattering performance for alcohol consumption. Dake, by his own admission, had little intention of making a bid to shatter the World Hoosier special record, but "I just got to that fifth round, and I couldn't stop. I got to singing the Notro Dame fight song and right in the middle of maitre Jacques I got up and started that famous Notre Dame marching step on top of the tables. I marched from patron...
...touch football team. Senior Marshall and good humor man. Leader of the Crime sports hordes. Travel coordinator for the Crimson touch team. In an excursion to New York before the Harvard-Columbia game, he drove the squad into the city. Practicing for the New York 500 (traffic fine dollars) Dake successfully challenged each and every cabble for the off-the-line-first title Dake ran three red lights, took a corner on two wheels in front of a New York's finest patrol car, consumed three dogs and a mess of kraut at Nathan's Hotdogs and led a pilgrimage...
Class marshals of the Class of 1973 are M. Deacon Dake of Adams House and South Bend, Ind., first marshal, Barry C. Malinowski of Kirkland House and Abington, second marshal; John B. Hagerty of Eliot House and Charleston, S.C., third marshal and Stanley P. Mark of Winthrop House and Cincinnati, Ohio, fourth marshal...
...bizarre reversal of the normal game pattern. Captain Deacon Dake marshalled his players to score all of the Crime's points, as well as perform their more usual function of shutting out their opposition...
...finalists for the 1973 Class Marshals are: M. Deacon Dake of Adams House; E. J. Dionne of Adams House: John Hagerty of Eliot House; Howard Keenan of Eliot House; Barry Malinowski of Kirkland House; Stanley P. Mark of Winthrop House; Tom McNamara of Eliot House; Walter H. Morris of Leverett House; and Lee E. Sheehy of Winthrop House...