Word: kennell
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...John L. Coolidge, William DeFord, Jr., John W. Filoon, Jr., Richard S. Fischer, George H. Higginbottom (captain), Paul M. Kelley, Richmond T. Leeson, Richard M. McLaughlin, Gordon A. Marlow, Harold I. Pratt, Jr., Laurence O. Pratt, Jr., Richard M. Reilly, William G. Saltonstall, Jr., David B. Vietze, Charles F. Kennel (manager). Minor 'H' in major colors to David Thibodeau (associate manager...
Robert P. Dunbar '58, of Dudley and Roslindale, was chosen assistant varsity hockey manager, and David Thibodeau '57, was named manager of the freshman sextet. Charles F. Kennel '59, of Matthews Hall and Newton, Mass., won his freshman manager's numerals in this year's competition...
...sneered down his wrinkled nose at the pampered dandies around him. His aristocratic toilet-a bath in olive oil and a dousing with detergent-had been completed at home. Great Danes are just too big to do all of their primping in public. But smaller breeds in the Westminster Kennel Club show at Manhattan's Madison Square Garden last week turned the rank and echoing Garden cellar into a tonsorial riot. Handlers and owners worked over their charges like anxious mothers. Long hair was stripped and scissored, combed and brushed; paws were groomed. "Of course it's illegal...
...midst of a toy-poodle vogue. The carefully trimmed bundles of fluff* have been dogs of fashion since the days of Queen Anne. In the U.S. poodles took a long time catching on. Only 50 of them were registered in the American Kennel Club by 1930. Not until the early 1950s did dog lovers in large numbers discover that poodles are as bright and companionable as they are susceptible to ostentatious hairdos. Last year there were 16,691 registered with the A.K.C...
...always liked bird dogs better than kennel-fed dogs myself. You know, ones who'll get out and hunt for food rather than sit on his fanny and yell...