Word: lincoln
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Freshman batterymen have been working out for two weeks and the unusually high number of preparatory school stars indicates that the team will be strong on the mound and behind the plate. W. A. Lincoln '35, who starred on the slab for Exeter last year, and D. H. Gleason '35, showed great promise. More men are expected out as soon as the basketball seasons ends next Saturday. Last year 53 men responded to the first call...
Pitchers--J. F. Carty, H. M. Chapman, Jr., E. A. Crane, D. H. Gleason, W. A. Lincoln, W. S. Vesey, Martin Victor, F. E. Wood...
Within is a jumble of objets d'art?an early self-portrait of Goya, a Volk head of Lincoln on its original base, a Rembrandt, a Pompeiian head, a fireplace which once belonged to James Russell Lowell, Gothic stained glass windows. No framed cartoons, even of "Abie," are visible...
Cleero was called a demagogue, Shakspere a catehpenny playwright, Lincoln a traitor, it is therefore not surprising to find that Huey P. Long is also misunderstood. A few months ago, by wearing pajamas at the reception of a German diplomat, Mr. Long almost predicated an international crisis. Only a few condoned his unusual evening dress, for only a few were astute enough to realize that behind that melancholy face, beneath that rugged brow, there dwelt the searching spirit of a statesman...
burg '33, Gilfillan Avery '33, F. B. Brioda '32, Lincoln Bryant, Jr. '33, H. W. Cole '32, R. A. Cooley '32, S. E. Davenport III '34, A. M. Ferry '34, H. P. Forman '34, D. M. Frame '32, G. C. Fuller '34, D. C. Greene, Jr. '32, Milton Greefield '32, R. L. Hutchinson '34, Richard Inglis, Jr. '33, A. A. Lazar '33, J. K. Mitchell, Jr. '34, JJ. L. Noyes '34, A. W. Patterson '32, Samuel Powel, Jr. '32, E. C. Pugh '33, M. McN. Roty '33, E. H. Roorbach '34, J. F. Roy '34, W. H. Schofield '33, Lawrence...