Word: miltonic
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...engaging relief from the recriminations and gloom of the newsman's treatise comes a lecture by Sir Frederick Whyte on the prospects of future international cooperation. The lecture was delivered and published under the auspices of the Milton Academy foundation, and in spite of Sir Frederick's post as Political Adviser to China, his tone is mild and historical. All this was done far more ably by Gilbert Murray in "The Ordeal of the Present Generation," with a keener and more tempered philosophical approach to the problem of nationalism and its justifications, but, as a lecturer, Sir Frederick has evidently...
...despite the frequent refuelings and track-clearing delays. His average speed was 104.162 m.p.h. as against the record of 104.144 set by Frame last year. Meyer's car was a Miller special which he rebuilt for the race, sponsored by Tydol Oil Co. Meyer now ranks with Tommy Milton (victor in 1921 and 1923), the only men to win the race twice...
Freshman Baseball April 14, Milton at Milton; April 18, St. Mark's at Southboro; April 21, Exeter; April 25, Dummer Academy at South Byfield; April 27, Lawrence Academy at Groton; May 5, Andover at Andover; May 12, Dartmouth; May 16, Andover...
Morse prepared for Harvard at Milton Academy, received his numerals in his Freshman year, and won his first major H when he went to England in the summer of 1931 on the Harvard-Yale team as a broad jumper to compete against Oxford-Cambridge...
David Hill Murray '35 of Cambridge, has been elected second assistant crew manager, and Henry Stuckert Miller '35 of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, has been selected as second associate crew manager. Henry Russell Watson '35 of Milton, will be intramural manager next year...