Word: prepped
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Reed doesn't need to worry about making itself so fascinating that the "prep" school football stars will go nowhere else. It has no intercollegiate athletics, but compulsory infra-mural exercise and sports for all students able to take part. It has neither fraternities nor sororities. And it has stoutly refused to grow any faster than its equipment and teaching staff would justify...
Name and Position.Age. Weight. Height Prep, School. Donald Angler '22, back, 21 174 5.8 Taft. Arthur Anthony '24, guard 22 190 5.8 Marblehead. Standish Bradford '24, center, 20 170 6.1 Groton. W. G. Brocker '22, guard, 26 205 6.2 Mechanic Arts. J. F. Brown '22, guard, 21 207 6. Andover. C. C. Buell '23, Quarterback, 22 156 5.9 Pomfret. Vinton Chapin '23, back, 21 165 5.10 St. Mark's. W. H. Churchill '23, back, 20 160 5.6 Milton. H. W. Clark '23, center, 22 167 6. Exeter. P. F. Coburn '23, back, 21 185 5.11 Noble & Greenough. A. J. Conlon...
Harvard Statistics Name and Position,Age. Wt. Exp. Prep. School. Standish Bradford '24, center, 20 172 1 Year Groton. W. G. Brosber ocC., guard, 21 206 2 Years Mechanics Art. J. F. Brown '22, guard, 21 207 2 Years Andover. C. C. Buell '23, quarterback, 21 156 2 Years Pomfret. Vinton Chapin '23, back, 21 165 2 Years St. Mark's. H. W. Clark '23, center, 32 167 1 Years Exeter. John Crosher '23, end, 22 180 2 Years Groton. R. W. Fitts '23, end, 20 180 2 Years Tufts. E. L. Gehrke '24, back, 22 182 1 Year Cleveland...
...said that the interested student will have intelligence enough to find out for himself what he must do by inquiring at the College office. Unfortunately the majority of Freshmen come to college with a distorted notion of college life so that they do not outgrow their prep school prejudices against education until well on in their college career. For this reason we believe it to be vitally important that the members of every incoming class have again and again explained to them the rules and requirements for obtaining recognition of scholastic attainment either in the form of prizes and debates...
...great difficulty in finding men who would agree to entertain the visiting runners. There are eighteen schools represented, he said, and of these, only six have clubs at Harvard. In closing, he suggested that here is at first hand an opportunity to reform the present attitude of undergraduates toward prep school men. Otherwise teams from the twelve schools which have no alumni organizations at the University, will have a cold welcome a week from Saturday...