Word: parkers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...House Office Building hall outside the door of the Ways & Means Committee. On the other side of the door the committee, in executive session, was figuratively scratching its 24 heads over a billion-dollar tax bill. The cheery clink of coins on stone suddenly ceased when Harry Parker, the committee's grinning Negro messenger, opened the door and said, slowly: "Please, gen'men, will you-all stop that game? The sound of all that money annoys...
...view of the fact that Senior and Junior proms have been discontinued, the executive committee, composed of Elwell, G. W. Movius '32, and L. S. Willard '32 is extending invitations for the ball to all members of the University. Appointment of the two head ushers A. H. Parker, Jr. '32 and W. L. Thompson '32 was also announced. Parker and Thompson are cadet commanders of the Naval and Military units of the College respectively. They will select the ushers...
Pole vault-Won by Parker (three feet, three inches); second, Woodberry (scratch); third, tie between Francis Schumann '35 (three feet) and F. G. Crocker '34 (two feet, three inches). Height...
...pole vault event supplied the single upset of the day, with H. S. Parker '35, a Freshman with no previous record of athletic Powers at Harvard, making full use of his three and a quarter feet handicap to carry off the first place with a nine foot leap. J. S. Woodberry '35, jumping from scratch, annexed second place with a twelve foot vault. Neither Oscar Sutermeister '32, nor G. F. Bennett '32 entered the meet, in which they were expected to figure with some success. The best time of the afternoon came when N. P. Hallowell '32, Veteran Crimson distance...
...absence of Wood in the 440, Coach Ulen has available T. H. Jameson '33, E. C. Devereaux '34, and G. D.Winsor '34. One of these men will probably also swim the 220. For the sprints he has E. P. Parker '34, George Wightman '34, R. D. Fallon '33, and N. M. Howe...