Word: junior
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...operating under a new curriculum, has had many requests by sophomores to enter the unit. Col. Trevor N. Dupuy, professor of Military Science and Tactics, said he has allowed four sophomores into the program, on the condition that they double up in ROTC course during the fall of their junior year...
Hennessey, the quarterback on the junior varsity squad, led his team through a sequence of Cornell winged-T plays. Coach Lloyd Jordan had his varsity alternates on offense and defense against the junior varsity. The second and third teams carried the brunt of the work with sophomore Walt Stahura running most of the tailback plays...
...public-school system would be divided into: elementary school, for children from five to twelve; high school, for adolescents from 13 to 16; junior college, for young adults of 17 and over. All students would enter school at the same age (five), but move together from one division to the next when they reached the appropriate age. regardless of how far they had advanced scholastically...
...Bright. Grades in each division would overlap, the grammar school offering some high-school courses for the bright student, the high school offering some elementary courses for the slow student. Bright students would go right to college from high school, average or slower students spending varying periods in the junior college preparing for college or undertaking vocational studies. Throughout their schooling, students would be knit together in groups of their own age for all nonacademic activities...
...performance of a third junior back emphatically illustrated Jordan's wisdom in not moving Joslin to wing. John (Babe) Simourian scored three of the nine Harvard touchdowns, intercepting a UMass pass and racing 70 yards for one, and grabbing passes from Botsford for two others. The figures for his ball carrying performance are equally impressive--he carried five times for 104 yards and a 21-yard average...