Word: harold
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...HAROLD GRUESKIN Sioux City, Iowa
Biggest and reputedly best of Harvard's bureaus is run by Harold ("Hal") Wolff. Tutor Wolff, who graduated magna cum lande in anthropology in 1929, launched the practice of advertising in the Harvard Crimson his willingness to be of assistance in preparing for approaching examinations. He rents a floor in a dingy building directly across from the freshman dormitories, hires 21 assistants, tutors about 500 students a year. Rates are $4 an hour for private work, $2.50 for class reviews. Tutor Wolff's proudest boasts are that he has never run afoul of University Hall, that...
Business head most responsible for making this stock worth something was that of Roy Harold Robichaud, a door-to-door circulation solicitor before the Star fell, who was elected president by his associates to head the six-man. Board of Directors which is made up of the paper's department heads. Editor who made the News-Herald well liked by Vancouverites was James Noel ("Pat") Kelly, born on the Isle of Man and a world wanderer until he settled in Vancouver. For world news, he figured correctly that the News-Herald could get along with the half-hour daily...
...guests of Swimming Coach Harold Ulen, some of the world's most prominent swimmers and divers went through their maneuvers in the Harvard pool yesterday. For an hour they entertained those lucky enough to be present, with every type of high and fancy dives...
...Coach Harold Ulen will undoubtedly have a strong outfit in the pool this year. Charles G. Hutter, Jr. '38 was a member of the American Olympic Team last summer. Although both last year's divers have graduated, there are two promising Sophomores in Lothrop M. Forbush and Elisha R. Greenhood...