Word: misses
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Compelled to drop out of the class of 1906 for lack of money to continue at the Annex and ill health, Miss Brewerton became a court stenographer, won an appointment to the staff of the Norfolk-Plymouth Superior Court in Dedham, reported some famous trials, including that of Sacco and Vanzetti, and on retirement reentered college...
Back at the 'Cliffe, Miss Brewerton has shunned standard undergraduate activities, and service on the Student Government Assembly, pleading that she needed all daylight hours for study since her eyes aren't what they used to be. Radcliffe's oldest senior was also excused from the two years of compulsory gymnasiuf demanded of 'Cliffedwellers...
According to figures compiled by Miss Betty U. Kibbee (pictured above) under the direction of Dr. Clarence J. Gamble, a Harvard Medical School graduate, the typical member of the Harvard Class of 1923 has only 1.73 children, while the average Radcliffe graduate of 1923 has only 87 children...
Among this group is the winner of the James Adams Woolson prize in classics given annually to the incoming Freshman who makes the highest record on a competitive examination in classics held each April. She is Miss Marilyn Conte of Melrose, who will graduate from Melrose High School this month...
Richard Coeur de Lion (Henry Wilcox-on) is passed off as a weak-headed strongarm. He is fed a macaronic tangle of lines that would have choked the poet prince. ("England! France!" pants Mr. Wilcoxon as he paws at Miss Young. "What's it all matter!" And she replies, "One kiss to last through all eternity...