Word: harmonizations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Holmes Hall: Paula Budlong '56 of Peru, Ill.; Moors Hall: Ann Haliman '56 of Moorestown, N.J.; Briggs Hall; Sally Huntington '56 of St. James, L.I., N.Y.; Barnard Hall; Evelyn Janover '56 of New York; Bertam Hall: Ellen Rome '56 of Glencoe, Ill.; Eliot Hall: Julie Harmon '56 of Irvington, N.Y.; Whitman Hall: Hope Rabb '56 of Newton; Cabot Hall: Anne Martignette '56 of Brighton; Edmunds House. Nancy Richardson '56 of Arlington...
...suspenders, optional or compulsory washcloths? But of all the problems, none was causing more fuss last week than the design for the new cadet uniform. It all began when Secretary Harold Talbott flew into Denver six weeks ago. found himself in a huddle with Academy Superintendent Lieut. General Hubert Harmon and Commandant of Cadets Colonel R. W. Stillman...
...goes according to plan, said Lieut. General Hubert Harmon last week, cadets of the new Air Force Academy will be the "best-dressed and sharpest-looking men ever to be in the uniform of the U.S. military service." The proposed designer of their new uniform: Hollywood's master of spectacle, Cecil B. DeMille...
Induction. In Milwaukee, sheriff's deputies investigating a burglary at Brynwood Country Club noted a child's sled missing, followed the runner tracks for five miles, finally found Claude W. Harmon, 33, doggedly trudging along pulling a sledload of three cocktail tables, two end tables, twelve tablecloths, 31 napkins, one wastebasket, one topcoat, assorted glass and silverware...
...less for kicks, he began recording concerts from the radio. In 1950, stubbornly convinced that he could make better records than he could buy (he ridicules most current ''high-fidelity" products as "high fidoodledy''), Cook spent a few rainy nights among the shunting yards of Harmon and Peekskill, N.Y. to record an LP called Rail Dynamics, whose clanking drivewheels and hissing steam valves are just about the most realistic sound effects in the business. For Recordist Cook, the disk represented an attitude. "The basic reason for serious records," says he, "is to preserve something ; a performance...