Word: junior
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Everts, a sparkling Sophomore netman with a host of junior titles to his credit, defeated tennis captain Form Wilson in two straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. Wilson jumped to an early lead in the first set, but the foreign game of his opponent was too much for him, keeping him definitely in the background for the rest of the match...
...other semi-final match, Junior Jim Jenkins, seeded number three fell before the onslaught of Hob Freedman, singles star on last year's Yale team, by the score of 6-0, 7-5. Pending, good were the finals will probably be played this Friday at the Divinity courts...
...better-than-average punter and passer, he runs hard and surprisingly fast whenever he gets any sort of blocking, which he doesn't get with any frequency. Bud Rose at fullback is a hard plunger. Tom Irwin (now injured) is a pretty good blocking back, and Bob Perina, a Junior, has possibilities as a ball-carrier, but he needs blocking...
...view of the small number of candidates who turned out for their first competition, the officers of the Class Album will have another meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Shepard Hall in the hopes that good cheer and a flowing bowl will attract more prospects from the Junior Class than appeared before...
Then, in 1914, when Bill Bingham was a Junior and the Gold Coast was really fourteen carat, Snowball came to Cambridge and tried his hand at laundry, pressing, and punch-concocting. In those days, the great Club controllers like Chase Mellon, young Barney Baruch, et al, inhabited 6 Holyoke Place (now a parking lot), Claverly, Randolph, and Westmorley. "Then, they went more for the straight stuff with a little ginger alc or soda," reflects the alcoholic expert. "They had pride in holding their own whiskeys. Now that the punch has come in, they start right off with the idea...