Word: forwardness
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Dorman graduated from Exeter, captained his Freshman eleven and led their attack from the center forward position. Coming up to the Varsity in 1933, he was transformed by Coach Jack Carr, into a center halfback, and has starred for two years as the keystone of the Crimson defense...
...speech delivered several years ago before the journalists at Geneva, the German Foreign Minister said that every diplomat who comes to international conferences plays two roles. In one role he is the representative of national interests, and it is his duty to safeguard and forward those interests as far as possible. His attention to those demands is continually compelled by the press and political administration in his own country. "National honor" and "American interests" are some of the vague phrases which are hurled at him if he appears to pay too much attention to the intelligent demands of other countries...
Coach Carr looks to three lettermen, Charles S. Kelley, III '36, Edward Metley, Jr. '36, and Philo F. Willetts '36, to fill the shoes of the veteran forward nucleus composed of Captain Stork, Delavane C. Close and Melvin G. Grover, which has functioned to perfection in the contests of the past three years. In the goal there will be another difficult problem created by the graduation of Jonathan S. England...
Except for the fact that Little Dick Ernst may get the call over White at a forward position, the lineup is just the same as that which started last Saturday, with Long Bill Gray in the pivot-post, and Captain Boys and Dick Fletcher at the guards. The other forward will be Jim Grady, the only player who showed to real advantage against Penn, and who has been a valuable scorer all fall...
...Neumann was Mrs. Winifred Travis, chairman of the Parents' Association of Public School 217. X, she declared, had been at the Ethical Culture School only three months, was really a product of P. S. 217. At that point, X's parents, Mr. & Mrs. George H. Greenwood, stepped forward to state that they were "not interested in giving credit to any institution." X was Arthur ("Bunny") Greenwood, aged 7 years, 7 months. His intelligence quotient had been arrived at privately by an officer of the Board of Education's Child Guidance Bureau. Although based on the standard Stanford...