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...above chart, only Peter Allen would be circled. The explanation of the abbreviations and ratings used in the chart above are shown below: Monro's Ratings Athletic Proficiency Secondary School Types 1--Outstanding 1--Varsity prospect 1--local private school (Milton, Nobles) 2--Very strong 2--JV prospect 2--Andover, Exeter 3--Good House prospect 3--House prospect 3--other private school 4--Innocuous 4--high school-college 5--Possible problem 5--high school Extracurricular at Harvard Athletics at Harvard Personal 1--Crimson 1--Football S--Scholar 2--Advocate 2--Track A--Athlete 3--Yardling 3--Hockey M--Music...
...Harvard until I graduate, but if the price is right I will pass up my final two years of college eligibility and play in the summers. The "right price" for Peters is $75,000, and if you believe the scouts who tell him he is the number one prospect in the East, the chances are that Peters will get what he wants...
With its obsessive lack of forthrightness, the Johnson Administration had consistently deluded the American people-and Hanoi as well. Official spokesmen quailed at the prospect of admitting that this far-off war, like any other in history, had to get bigger; they have denied that the U.S. was intensifying the conflict even as more troops poured into South Viet Nam and bigger bombing missions sought out new targets. While many Americans grew skeptical of the Administration's pronouncements, Hanoi, by contrast, may well have interpreted them as evidence of Washington's ultimate unwillingness to go the last mile...
Equally happy was the Fed's Chairman William McChesney Martin, who had informally interviewed the prospect over dinner the week before. Sherrill did not understand Bill Martin's interest in him until two days later, when he was called off the golf course and told of the President's announcement. Quipped the new board member: "It was my second round of golf in a year and the President had to catch...
Bride: A woman with a fine prospect of happiness behind...