Word: janitored
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Back in the nineties, when Derby topped President Eliot roared around the Square in an open shay behind two snorting, black chargers for exercise, Harvard got its first candid of Frederick L. Herbert, who has now succeeded retired Billy Moser as the Longest-serving janitor in College...
James C. Yule, janitor of Kirkland, is confounded by mildness of the House inmates. "I don't know what's the matter with boys," he reported, "they aren't like they used to be. I hardly see a bottle around here anymore...
...clock. Open to members of the Class of 1943, graduating now or in June, and members of the Class of 1944, ocC's, and pre-meds graduating in February. Formal. Tickets can be obtained at the H.A.A. at $2.50 per couple, $2.00 stag, and at the Lowell House janitor's office the night of the dance...
...residents, dance invitations may be obtained at the H.A.A. office, where tickets can be bought at $2.50 per couple, and $2.00 stag. Admittance may also be secured at the Lowell House janitor's office at the time of the dance. All members of the Class of 1943, whether they are graduating in January or June, and all ocC, '44, and premedical students graduating in February are invited to attend...
Oklahoma Republicans had beaten him with wealthy Oilman Edward H. Moore, had thus elected their first Senator since 1924 and their third since Oklahoma became a State in 1907. Senator-Elect Moore, 71, is a onetime farm boy who worked his way through Chillicothe Normal as a janitor, taught rural schools, drove his horse nine miles to study law in Kansas City at night, finally struck it rich with a $2,000,000 Oklahoma oilfield...