Word: hartfords
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Also named to executive posts for the year are Sylvia Rice '50, of Barnard Hall and Millbury, vice-president; Jennifer Post '51, of Barnard Hall and Haverford, Pennsylvania, secretary; Jean O'Brien '51, of Belmont, treasurer; and Elizabeth Tucker '52, of Barnard Hall and West Hartford, Connecticut, sophomore representative...
Vice-President--Pat Hartford '50 of 55 Garden st. and Martinsville, Virginia; major--English, Dolphin Club; work chairman, 55 Garden...
Elizabeth Tucker '52 of Barnard Hall and West Hartford, Connecticut: major--Economics; Student Council representative; Choral Society; Athletic Association; French Club; NSA publicity director...
...weeks, Willie trained in a Hartford gym, while his neighbors piled in to watch. Last week, some 6,500 Connecticut fans followed him to Manhattan by auto and special trains, helped fill Madison Square Garden for a prizefight for the first time in three years...
Twenty-six-year-old Willie Pep, decided the judges, had won his return engagement, become the first featherweight in history to win back his crown undisputedly after losing it. Hartford folks who bet their shirts on him won a small fortune from the big-city slickers. Mumbled battered Willie, who had been worried lest somebody might have thought he gave up too quickly last October: "I had to prove the last one was no phony...