Word: parkers
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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With 256 out of the 485 votes cast by his classmates, Langdon Parker Marvin, Jr. '41 of New York City and Eliot House, led the field in the Student Council Junior elections. Head of the '42 list was Loren Greenwood MacKinney '42 of Chapel Hill, North Carolina and Eliot House, with 191 of the 489 Sophomore ballots...
...Bradford Junior College James A. Murphy, Jr. Helen Eggart, Radcliffe Howard T. Oedel Carolyn Townsend, Walnut Hill School Harry O'Hare Pauline Callahan, Wellesley Shelby H. Page Polly Faulkner, Cambridge William B. Patterson Lee Deming, Smith Ferdinand L. L. Pecci-Blunt Katherine Sands, New York Robert W. Perkins Marjorie Parker, Smith Ray P. Perry Elizabeth Thompson, Pine Manor Richard W. Peters Elinor Peters, Concord Edward S. Peterson Zika Bakeef, Weston Frederick W. Phinney Betins Townsend, Belmont Parker de S. Pitts Ruth Hallenbrook, Brookline David A. Poole, Jr. Bolling Bird, Winsor Ralph H. Potter Mary Jane Taliagerro, Bradford Junior College Stewart...
...Joseph A. Mendenhall, of Nottingham, Pa., A. B. University of Delaware '40, Kirkpatrick scholarship; David K. Robinson, of Royal Oak, Mich., A. B. Princeton '40, Kirkpatrick scholarship; James M. Wilson Jr., of Tilton, Ga., A. B. Emory University '40, Kirkpatrick scholarship; Enno R. Hobbing, '40, of Reading, Pa., Herbert Parker scholarship; and Robert W. Putnam, of Palo Alto, Calif., A. B. Stanford University '40, Theophilus Parsons scholarship...
...company of Gardner, Mass, (pop. 20,397) has a shiny new truck, a new office on the town square at the corner of Vernon and Parker Streets. It also has a new president and owner: comfortable, pipe-smoking Harold Emerson Greenwood. More than all these it has a new legend for thrifty Gardner folk: how 45-year-old "Bob" Greenwood bought the whole works-the silvered storage tank, the grimy plant down by the Boston & Maine tracks, the mains connecting with 800-odd Gardner homes...
...cunuchs to steal silently up to the doors of the rooms, leave the tray, and then vanish when the scholars of Kirkland House weary from wrestling alone with knowledge and culture . . . and come out to munch on a little Veal Saute or Beef a la Dutch. William N. Parker...