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...block from the University office is the versatile one-lady concern, Lorna Lowry. A reading knowledge of French, Spanish, and Latin qualify her as dean of Square linguists, as does her colorful and spirited English; Miss Lowry never lets a typing error pass without fitting condemnation. Her talents run into areas more creative than deciphering first drafts, whatever their language. She has written articles for "The Atlantic Monthly" and "Good Housekeeping," and this year her "Beer for Bill Haggerty" will appear in the "New Yorker...
...candidates are Susan Bittel, Lorna Carey, Pamela Huntsman-Trout, Jane Johnson, and Mary Towle...
...Lorna Cooke DeVaron, who now teaches and conducts at the New England Conservatory, led the group from the Glee Club and Choral Society through the difficult but rewarding concert. She deserves high praise, first, for planning a unique program which made no apologics to anyone, and, second, for her graceful and precise direction. She managed to keep her singers where they belonged through most of the rhythmically complicated numbers; particularly effective was Le Jeune's "Revecy venir du printans...
From sub-debs to the Dramatic Club, from Snappy Stories to the Atlantic Monthly--that's the literary career of Radclice graduate Lorna Lowery Slocumbe, whose story on HDC "Among the Patronesses" appears in the current issue of the Atlantic Monthly...
Orde Wingate never got back. He died in a plane crash on a Burmese mountainside, four weeks before his son was born. But last week Lorna was back. "Israel is at war," she told Jewish friends in Tel Aviv, as she left for a visit to the U.S. "If I had gold and money I would contribute them for the war which my husband foresaw. Not having them, I decided to [bring] you my son ... to be educated in Israel and to be a loyal son of both Israel and Britain...