Word: lee
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Francis L. Bacon '56, Roger S. Cortesi '56, John G. Davis '58, Lee M. Folger '56, Benjamin H. Heckscher '57, Martin A. Heckscher '56, Charlton MacVeagh, Jr., '57, Robert C. Milton '56 (captain), H. Calvin Place '57, Lawrence B. Sears '58, Landon Thomas, Jr. '56, Werner R. H. Genieser '56 (manager...
Hamilton K. Allen, Walter S. Blanchard, Frederick William Byron, Jr., Jefferson T. Eaton, Charles J. Hamm (captain), Thomas S. Lee, 2d, Peter B. Lund, Wallace I. Stimpson, Peter H. Stone, Roger W. Tuckerman, Edward N. Wadsworth, John K. Howat (manager...
Keith Costa, at center, leads the out-field with speed and an ability to roam far after fly balls. A fair power hitter, he sparked the rally in the M.I.T. game. Lee McTurnan in left can also play in the infield. Slovin and Peter Rayel, two fair long ball hitters, make up the rest of the outfield squad...
Getaway Day. In Houston, Mrs. Sammie Lee Hicks described her husband for the missing persons bureau: "He has a flat forehead and a large nose and mouth. All in all, he looks like a horse...
...Lee Simonson '09, one of America's leading theatre experts, said yesterday "the ideal site for a Harvard Theatre is as part of a vast Modern Arts Center." He called for the housing of painting, sculpture, music, and dance in a single building where the "arts might live and grow...