Word: mccord
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...first piece will be a light song, "Now Is the Month of Maying," by Marley. "Old Harvard," to be sung to the tune of the Belgian National Anthem, with the words especially written for the occasion by D. T. M. McCord '21, has been selected for the second song of the University singers, while the feature of the evening will be a prize song, Horatio Parker's "My Love," which will be rendered by each one of the competing clubs. At the end the "Stein Song," by F. F. Bullard, will be sung by all of the clubs together...
...four full-page illustrations deserve comment, the best of these undoubtedly being "Smith's America of 1616," a unique map conceived by S. P. Moorehead '22. The cartoon about the "Drive Closed," for which Merwin and McCord are responsible, hardly belongs, as yet, in an American History Number, but the clever idea it embodies more than offsets its momentary inappropriateness. Altogether, the newest Lampoon maintains its usual standard of excellence while in no way distinguishing itself by any extraordinary offering at the jester's feet...
...Chestnut Hill. George Storer Baldwin Jr. of Chestnut Hill. Kenneth Campbell of Mt. Hamilton, California. PHOTOGRAPHIC COMMITTEE Robert Lawrence Finley of Albany, New York. James Norman White of Chicago, Ill. Rexford Wadleigh Barton of Omaha, Nebraska. ORATOR IVY ORATOR William Sumner Holbrook Jr. of Davenport, Iowa. David T. W. McCord of Washington, Pennsylvania. POET ODIST Francis Wayne MacVeagh of New York City. Leon Auzias de Turenne of Seattle, Washington. CHORISTER Joseph Frederick Lautner of Evansville, Indiana...
...quite a jump from D. T. McCord's "The Ups and Downs of Skiing," to Mr. R. Emerson's "Religion--Past, Present, and Future." After a brief, dizzy excursion into space we wake up in bed to find only one limb out of a possible four functioning properly. Then Mr. Emerson comes along and prescribes a rather ambitious, eloquent, inaccurate order of Religion. We refuse to swallow...
...Orator: David Thompson Watson McCord of Washington...