Word: prep
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Stretching its winning streak to five victories, the tennis team journeyed to Exeter on Saturday to defeat the prep school by a score of 6 to 1. The Crimson took all of its matches except a close one dropped by Charley Greenspan to Doyle...
Travelling up to the prep school, the team was slightly slow in starting when the Blue men tallied first on a goal by their Captain Johnson. Jay Hurley, who chalked up three markers before final whistle, matched that score later in the quarter...
...Hall ran a 4:32.6 mile against the Wildcats, as good as anything the Crimson runners have shown all year, and has done even better, according to current reports. Tim Coggeshall will probably lead the Harvard mile hosts, supported by Archie Lyon and Mark Tuttie. Another of the prep school stars is pole vaulter Joe Harwood, a consistent 12 footer, who will provide the toughest sort of competition for Alex Rogerson, the best the Crimson has to offer...
...hurdles, but even he will be hard pressed by some top-notch Exeter timber-toppers. Wille Fisher, the other half of Mikkola's point-winning due, is a cinch to triumph in the hammer-throw, although he will be tossing a 16 pound weight while the prep school slingers will use a 12 pounder. If he gets into trouble, however, Wille plans to make his final throw with the lighter pellet...
...English Benedictine, he became prior of the Benedictine monastery in Portsmouth, R.I. At that time Father Hugh founded the School of St. Gregory the Great (Portsmouth Priory School). Portsmouth may become the first Abbey school in the U.S. No other man is the beloved founder of two "prep" schools. TIME should double its list. GERALD MCGUIRE New York City...