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George Ehrenfried '35, John H. Eric '37, Martin S. Erlanger '38, Benjamin G. C. Fincke '37, Irving C. Fine '37, Egbert W. Fischer '36, Walter D. Fischer '37, Eben H. Fiske ocC., Thomas Flint gr.E. S., Cleavland Floyd, Jr. '37, Hans W. Forster '36, William D. Fraser '38, Emil J. Ganem '37, Francis A. Goodhue, Jr. '37, Nathaniel B. Groton, Jr. '37, John H. Gilbert...
Same day at nearby Flint, another young stunter prepared to emulate Sohn. He was Floyd Davis, 22, parachutist and sailplane enthusiast. A pilot at 16, Davis had 230 hours flying time in 1929 when airport officials had him grounded for stunting. Just reinstated, he was now anxious to test a pair of homemade wings he had spent five months constructing...
...Murphy, a goody, one of the best Lawrence, Nichols '35 Mrs. O'Shaughnessey, her crony Gaspar G. Bacon, Jr. '37 Mrs. Bounce, nee Wholeworthy Walter Birge '35 Mary Bounce, her daughter Francis E. Johnson '35 Faunce, a Butler Henry Lyman '37 Mrs. Elwell Myron Wick '37 Miss Flint Arnett McKennan...
FARRIS A. FLINT Brooklyn...
Colorado, In 1926 a party of diggers from Denver went south to excavate for fossils near Folsom, N. Mex. Among the bones of extinct bison they turned up two curious flint implements which later attained fame as the first "Folsom points." Obviously not arrowheads but possibly spearheads or darts, they were broad, flat blades with slightly rounded points, chiefly distinguished from other primitive weapons by deep troughs on each face. In subsequent years typical Folsom points were found all over the Midwest, as far east as Pennsylvania, as far north as New Hampshire, as far south as Georgia. The University...