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...Perkowski '59 and his future wife Doris L. Kell will take over as Head Residents of Moors Hall next September, becoming the fourth young Faculty couple selected to head a Radcliffe dormitory in the last four years...
Perkowski and Miss Kell, to be married this spring, will replace Mr. and Mrs. David M. Bevington, Head Residents of Moors for the past two years. Bevington, currently instructor in English, will leave Harvard next Fall to become assistant professor of English at the University of Virginia...
Along with a third of his estate, Kelly left his wife Margaret a wry admonition: "Give my son 'Kell' all my personal be longings . . . except the ties, shirts, sweaters and socks, as it seems unnecessary to give him something of which he has already taken possession." After other warnings against a family tendency to gamble and speculate in wildcat stocks. Jack Kelly bade a moving farewell to all his loved ones: "Just remember, when I shove off for greener pastures, or whatever it is on the other side of the curtain, that I do it unafraid...
...certainly hoped he wouldn't run around the way some princes do, and I told him that if he did, he'd lose a mighty fine girl." The Prince solemnly promised that he would be an exemplary husband. After the family learned the happy news, even brother Kell had to admit that his prospective brother-in-law was no oddball. "I don't think we can make a sculler out of him," he said. "He's not tall enough. But I hear he's a terrific skin-diver...
...turned down, though; as a former bricklayer, he was not considered a gentleman. Kelly beat the Diamond Sculls winner just the same, at the Olympics two months later, and sent his stained sculling cap to King George V as a booby prize. In 1947 and 1949 son Kell won the Diamond Sculls easily, topped off his father's revenge...