Word: jay
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Princeton's Pat Shannon and Jay Evans also engaged in double record-breaking in the 150-yard individual medley with times of 1:33.8 and 1:32.0. Pete Macky of the varsity will have to produce his best clocking to stay next to Hawkins in this race and place...
...Video Theater. Host James Mason looks pained about it, but pluckily mentions Lux; Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Adolphe Menjou smack their lips respectively over Rheingold and Schaefer beers; Jon Hall goes into ecstasies over Jay's potato chips; and Loretta Young apparently keeps a box of Tide on her grand piano. There are only a few holdouts, notably Sid Caesar who sticks strictly to his funny business...
Great depth with two experienced lines and several good defenseman distinguishes the Elephants. Nelson Aldrich is playing between Bob Kennard and hard-shooting Fred Church on the first line. Former freshman players Phil Price and Jay Iselin are at defense with Tom Ingram. On second line are Tim Thatcher, Tim Herrick, and Jim Fish. Lanny Evarts is in the nets. Brige Albright, Bob Reardon, and Henry Elkins are the third line...
...CRIMSON takes pleasure in announcing the election of its Executive Board for 1955-56: Cliff F. Thompson '56, of Fairway, Kan., and Lowell House as President; John Jay Iselin '56 of Greenville, S. C., and Eliot House as Managing Editor; Charles Michael Dicker '56 of New York and Everett St., Cambridge, as Business Manager; William Warren Bartley, III '56 of Pittsburgh, Pa., and Eliot House as Editorial Chairman; Stephen S. B. Shohet '56 of Willard Rd., Brookline, and Leverett House as Photographic Chairman; Jack Rosenthal '56 of Portland '56 of Portland, Ore., and Dunster House as Associate Managing Editor; steven...
...voice. "This is the voice of Audubon," the record said last Saturday. "There is a Barrow's Golden eye at Clucester near the Fisherman's statue, a Lark Sparrow and a Black-Headed Grosbeak in Ipswich. A Snow Goose has been seen at Plum Island, and the Canada Jay is still at Orange..." So far so good. But then the machine went on: "Please leave your message after the double signal," and follows this with a beautiful thirty second silence, compliments of Audubon, during which the caller may say anything he wished--supposedly reporting the birds he's seen...