Word: parkers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...bloody brawls, the friendships and conflicts of men too close together for too long a time. Included in the novel's 496-page sweep are three brilliant novelle: Ensign Woodbridge's encounter with the hypocritical missionaries, the story of the Irish monk and the satanic trader, Parker, and Seaman O'Connell on a berserk rampage. Included also is many a burst of virtuoso prose, in which Author Goodrich compares the ship to a walled town, to the Tower of Constance, to the Alamo, to anything that represents man's constant war against an unfriendly world...
...elected were Leopold Ackerman, 2nd '43 of New York City and Leverett House, F. Mitchell Cummins '43 of Mineville. N. Y. and Adams House. Cortlandt Parker '43 of Newport, R. I. and Adams House, Kennedy Smith '48 of Pittsburgh and Eliot House, and Robert G. Tyson '43 of Pittsburgh and Eliot House...
...last few matches. This team is almost as strong in the last three positions as it is in the first three. Sophomore Decker Orr is one of the hardest-hitting players Harvard has had in years and literally whales a rival into submission. Another great second-year man, Sandy Parker, comes next on the list. He is tireless, has a sound game, and only lacks a complete supply of finesse shots before becoming a topnotcher. Dave DeKruif, a Senior, Doug Cochrane, a Junior, and Dudley Palmer, a Sophomore, are all in the thick of the fight for the last couple...
Captain Don Marvin, playing the number five slot, whipped Princeton's Wellington, in what Barnaby called, "the best win I can remember for Don." Decker Orr and Sandy Parker easily won their sixth and seventh place matches...
...both this and the Princeton meet, Doug Cochrane won informal matches, and at Penn, Parker also took his unofficial game...