Word: gymnasium
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...good. There she established a school, named it Fermata. In 1926 Fermata School was taken over by F. A. M. Tabor, owner of Aiken Preparatory School for boys. Principal Tabor moved the school to its present site at Whiskey Road & Gin Lane. He expanded the plant with tennis courts, gymnasium, outdoor swimming pool. A Cambridge man, brother-in-law of Sir John Broderick, onetime commercial counsellor at the British Embassy in Washington, Principal Tabor invested Fermata with a strongly British atmosphere...
...onetime Chilean Ambassador at Washington. Thus the situation at Santiago was comparatively stable last week. Censorship had been clamped down tighter than ever and a state of siege declared. Outgoing telephone calls in English were censored by William Murray, Negro, onetime U. S. boxer. Negro Murray, owner of a gymnasium, enjoys the confidence of Santiago's elite and is not identified with "Yankee Imperialism...
...side of the courtyards. The supper and dancing in the Houses will be followed by a concert by the University Instrumental Clubs and the University Glee Club at 8.15 o'clock, which will be given on a large stage to be erected in front of the old Freshman Gymnasium...
...statistics are as follows: Tennis 209, Swimming 148, Crew 125, Singles 91, Track 84, Baseball 79, Handball 28, Lacrosse 26, Managers 25, Rugby 14, Golf 13, Gymnasium 9, Hiking 7, Fencing 6, Miscellaneous...
...Author, Born in Moscow in 1899 Author Leonov comes of peasant stock living in the rural, backwoods province of Kaluga. His father was a self-taught poet, later a journalist, exiled to Archangel under the Tsar. Leonid graduated from the Third Moscow Gymnasium in 1918, was refused admission to Moscow University in 1922 after demobilization from the Red Army. He then moved to Archangel to be near his father. His first writings were in verse; his first novel, Barsuki (The Badgers) was published in 1925. Other books: Rasskazy (Tales), Golubye Pesky (Blue Sand), Vor (The Thief), Sot (Fodder). In Soviet...