Word: havener
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Valtin, ex-OGPU agent who told all in his best-selling Out of the Night (1941), was jugged (and then released) as an undesirable alien (1942), served with the armed forces in the Pacific, and finally became a U.S. citizen last January, was still roller-coastering. In New Haven, Conn., the U.S. Attorney went to court to appeal the order giving him citizenship...
...most popular teacher, who enjoyed classroom work, also enjoyed his after-hours leisure, in which he wrote biographies (Choate, Webster, Coolidge). As the headmaster he still tried to call the boys by name, but often got them wrong. Said he last week: "My main regret is that I haven't been able to see as much of the individual boys as I wanted to. . . . I don't think I'm very popular now. A headmaster is never popular...
Today's contest will be the final "test" for the Crimson prior to THE meet this Saturday at New Haven. While the Varsity performs at the Point today, Freshman Coach Ed Flanagan will take his athletes north for a meet with Andover...
Appraised of the situation, Nostalthia Smythe-Heatherstone, Radcliffe '48, remarked yesterday, "Why who does she, I mean that interloper, I mean that thing think she is; coming into our territory like that? So that's why I haven't had a ma . . . I mean a date in the past month...
Highlighting the Yardling session, a home-and-home encounter with Yale tonight is the next event on the '50 oratory docket. Coach William C. Murphy 1L has named William L. Green '50 and Christopher Moore '50 to make the New Haven trip, while Donald W. Conley '50 and Lloyd J. Walker '50 will play host to the Yale Freshmen in the Union Common room at 8 o'clock...