Word: poundingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...Lowell House Drama Group recently elected Walter O. Jewell '63 of St. Paul, Minn., president; Andrew J. Nathan '63, of Pound Ridge, N.Y., secretary; and Thomas J. Reckford '64, of Bedford Village, N.Y., treasurer...
...weighed nearly 300 Ibs.. and supplemented his meager income by boxing professionally for "a pound a round." At 18 he won the heavyweight championship of Rhodesia, lost it two years later (a low blow, claims Royboy) and quit the ring for good. After a two-year courtship in which he scared off all her other suitors with his fists, he finally married Elizabeth Henderson, a waitress in a Bulawayo cafe; today Liz Welensky bans politics from her home in Salisbury, banishes Sir Roy to the rose garden if he wants to talk shop with his political cronies...
...life: "The second half of one's life should surely be one's own, after one has more or less given away the first half, for a pound of imitation tea . . . All truth-and real living is the only truth-has in it the elements of battle and repudiation. Nothing is wholesale ... If only one could have two lives: the first, in which to make one's mistakes, which seem as if they had to be made; and the second in which to profit by them...
...hammer, Harvard's Ted Balley is the favorite, but the rest of the places are up for grabs. With Art Doten, lost via a broken foot, things might be tough in the 35-pound weight, but Bailey and Larry Clayman are good bets for one-two honors...
...following rainy, muddy Saturday afternoon passed while Navy out numbered, out ran, out blocked, and definitely out scored the Crimson in the last game of the spring schedule. The midshipmen romped over the varsity 17 to 4. Harvard managed only 11 shots all afternoon while Navy substitutes continued to pound the ball into the Crimson nets. They led by three goals before the game was four minutes old, and the Crimson never recovered...