Word: parkers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Reports are just trickling into the files on last week's activities abroad in Greater Boston, but only a few have taken shape enough for publication. The adventures of Bob Weekes' party, rumored to have included even Lt. Towne, are some of the more interesting off-shoots from the Parker House dance. The spirit here almost matched that displayed by Jim Rafferty, collecting tickets and doing a Frankie Sinatra at the same time...
...stage is set, Boston's top band contracted, and the Parker House Roof bedecked for the swellest dance of 1946. Harry Magnuson has tickets available now for tomorrow's big event celebrating the approach of spring leave and held in honor of the new midshipman class. Everyone and his best date will be on hand, as well as members of the faculty and command, to show the middles what lies on the other side of those case books. See you there...
Most Manhattan papers brushed off last week's awarding of the American Horse Shows Association's annual medal to Lois Lisanti as horsewoman of the year. But caustic Dan Parker, Daily Mirror sport columnist, whose pet targets are boxers, wrestlers and race-trackers, found it worth 1,200 words. Wrote Columnist Parker...
Other highlights of the evening will include take-offs of Radar by the staff and the students, a magic act by Robert P. Lett, and "Information Please," a performance on the piano by Samuel E. Parker, instructor in Electronics, and the "Final Fadar Fanfare," with Guy Worsley lecturer on Electronics, announcing...
...charge the new year with good cheer and put oil to the squeaking wheel of morale, President Harry Magnuson and "charge d'affaires' Hill Harrington have started preparations for an all time high in class dances. It's to be held Saturday, January 27, at the Parker House. Tickets will soon be on sale with all classes invited. The Parker Roof may be a bit ley but it still has the most sentimental lookout in Boston...