Word: jims
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Fencing sabre will be Don Tingle and sophomores Jim Pruett and Steve Young. Pruett, with both good form and speed, has fenced very well this season. Tingle, Pruett, and Young each won two matches last week against Brandeis and should have little difficulty winning again today...
...That Is His Business." If the apparent don't-care attitude of this whole vacation was baffling, even more baffling was the one occasion when the Thomasville vacationers seemed to care greatly. That was when newsmen began questioning Jim Hagerty about the announcement that the President would take a 3,000-mile detour from Thomasville to Phoenix in the Columbine III to drop Mamie Eisenhower off at Elizabeth Arden's Arizona Maine Chance health farm...
...passing tests belonged to the Pontiacs. At 50 m.p.h. they took the top three places; at 30 m.p.h. they took four of the first five places (Plymouth Driver Larson was second). Said Winner Jim McMichael: "You've got to pretend it's a real emergency to force yourself out fast and in fast. You've got to pretend a trailer truck is coming straight at you and is going to blast you to pieces if you don't get back in line. It also helps to take off for your pass as if you were leaving...
Crimson weight men John DeMoulin and Jim Doty, who last week put a shot within four inches of a Harvard record while nursing an injured wrist, will have their work cut out for them. Army's Al Bagdonnas ranks as the nation's top collegiate weight man as the result of a 59-foot throw in a recent meet, and Cadet Bob Vance is another muscle-man who can put the shot over 50 feet...
...reached or the official deadline arrived. Isolated idealism of this sort, however, was native in a situation so inherently unprincipled at its roots. The thousand and one vices and foibles of the system have long been concealed by the democratic boast that "everyone who wants to, makes a club." Jim Ridgeway, chairman of The Daily Princetonian, published an editorial warning Prospect that its policy would prove disastrous, that one club would be used as a scapegoat and dumping ground by the irresponsible other sixteen, who could then continue the old boast without themselves doing a thing to achieve...