Word: ronald
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Ronald D. Thorpe Jr., varsity football manager for three years, received the Manager's Trophy...
...only way to get any privacy around here," Ronald Lake '76, a Quincy House resident complained, "is to go out in the hall." He had been placed in a "quad" with eight other students...
...Ronald Sienko, president of Sienko Consultants in Newton, Conn., recently designed a device that substantially cuts the cost of measuring water levels in reservoirs and pipelines. Early this year he borrowed $20,000 on a personal note at 11.43% interest, built ten machines and sold them all. Since then, he has had 220 inquiries about the device from cities and towns round the country, but he cannot raise the money to make more than about 20 additional machines, except at prohibitive cost. "I tell the banks I need $50,000 to $100,000 to get this thing going...
...annual Calaveras County Jumping Frog Jubilee (inspired by Mark Twain's celebrated story). Thanks to a five-year-old bullfrog named John's Long Tom, McCall bested 30 rival gubernatorial frogophiles and walked away with first prize for the third time in six years. Neighboring California Governor Ronald Reagan's frog finished a dismal 20th. The booby prize in the candidates' competition went to California's Lieutenant Governor Ed Reinecke, who was recently indicted on a charge of lying to the Senate Judiciary Committee. His entry, which he vengefully named Jaworski, was disqualified for refusing...
Roger B. Porter, a doctoral candidate in the Government Department and nonresident tutor in Quincy House, and Ronald J. Naples, a third year student at the Business School, were recently selected from 1380 applicants to serve in a one-year internship program...