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Robert E. Barnett '57; Roger J. Bulger '55; (captain) Robert D. Canty '57; Robert A. Hastings '57; Phillip C. Haughey '57; Richard K. Hurley '57; Richard J. Manning '55; Neil K. Muncaster '57; Jerry F. Hough '55 (manager); Ronald A. Lipton '58 (associate manager...
...Jerry F. Hough '55 of Kirkland House and China Lake, Calif., was named head manager yesterday of the 1954-55 varsity basketball team. He succeeds Stanley H. Appeal '54 of Kirkland House and Dorchester...
...Hough takes on the task of trying to manage the Crimson into a higher position in the E.I.B.L. This year the team finished in the cellar...
After five years as a New Jersey schoolteacher, Edward M. Hough, 28, took one more look at his five-day job-at $74 a week-and decided that he was through. He liked his job teaching fifth grade at Trenton's McClelland School, and, with a master's degree in education behind him, he had long planned to make teaching his career. But he also had to support his wife and three-year-old twins, and to make ends meet, he was on a treadmill of odd jobs outside of school hours: bill collecting, refereeing occasional basketball...
Last week Hough was settled in a new and better-paying job, as lessee of a filling station on his own. His starting income there was $100 a week, and the prospects looked good for making more. With him, as the station's manager, was another ex-teacher, Walter E. Almond, 30. Almond, also an M.A. and formerly a handicrafts instructor at Trenton's Junior High School No. 3, had had to supplement his $74 a week by working as a part-time painter, auto mechanic and roofer. Like Hough, he regretted leaving his profession. His starting salary...