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...book of etiquette for the British Foreign Service would have been unthinkable before the war; a high proportion of fledgling diplomats then carried the mark of Eton, Harrow or Rugby and the casual polish of Oxford or Cambridge. Last week, however, the word got out that the Foreign Office had sent to Britain's embassy freshmen throughout the world 300 copies (marked "confidential") of a manual of polite procedure.* The elegant vice marshal of the diplomatic corps in London, Marcus Cheke (rhymes with peak), 43, with 14 years of embassy life in Brussels and Lisbon, had drawn...
...Albans, founded by monks in 948, is one of England's oldest schools (St. Peter's, York, founded in the 6th Century, is generally regarded as the oldest). Long out-glittered by Eton and Harrow, St. Albans has kept to its modest tradition of service to the boys of the town...
Richard L. Becker, Andover. L.M. Blackmer, Harrow, England, Martin A. Chooljian, Haverhill. Gerald P. Fitzgerald, Weymouth. John H.T. Harvey, Deerfield. Norman D. Levin, Boston. Robert J. Mroczek, South Hadley. Chase N. Peterson, Concord. Peter P. Sorokin, Winchester. David B. Tyack, Exeter. David A. Yphantis, Boston...
Recipients are: Richard L. Becker of Phillips Academy, Andover, Donald L. M. Blackmer of Harrow, England. Martin A. Chooljian of Haverhill High, Gerald P. Fitzgerald of Weymouth High, John H. T. Harvey of Doerfield Academy, Norman D. Levine of Boston Public Latin, Robert J. Mroceck of South Hadley High, Chase N. Peterson of Middlesex School, Peter P. Sorokin of Winchester High, David B. Tyack of Phillips Exeter Academy, and David A. Yphantis of Boston Public Latin...
...Foxes of Harrow...