Word: instructors
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...frequently (to the detriment of his report card) between schools in Massachusetts and Florida; at West Point was strong on sports (polo, hockey), weak on studies (especially calculus); graduated in 1923, 240th in a class of 261. In 1924, took advanced flight training at Kelly Field, later worked as instructor. Went to Air Corps tactical school in 1934; Command and General Staff school 1935; Army War College...
...baseball featured a flawless fielding performance and a hot day at bat: four hits, climaxed by a rousing triple that brought the cheering Yankee Stadium crowd to its feet. ¶ Boston Red Sox Outfielder Ted Williams, 33, also called back as a Marine captain (he was a flying instructor in World War II), bowed out in what was probably his final game with a Williams trademark: a game-winning home run. Terrible-tempered Ted, who never in his life acknowledged the cheers (or jeers) of a Boston crowd, finally, with a self-conscious grin, tipped his cap to them...
Honig will become a Briggs-Copeland Assistant Professor of English Composition. The Briggs-Copeland appointments which honor two of the University's most famous teachers of English, LeBaron Briggs and Charles T. Copeland, enable young writers to divide their time between creative writing and teaching. Honig, an instructor in English since 1949, is poetry editor of the New Mexico Quarterly...
Bullitt, whose special field is the study of eighteenth century English literature, has been an instructor in English and General Education...
Chapman is co-author of "Billy Budd," the theatrical adaptation of Herman Melville's novel which has been staged in New York and most recently at the Brattle Theatre. He has been an instructor in English since...