Word: shepherded
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Edward Milton '33, J. M. Morse '33, F. D. Murphy '33, E. S. Newbury Jr. '32, James Parton '34, J. H. Pearson '32, J. W. Putnam '33, T. A. Robinson '34, J. E. Rogerson '34, G. P. Rosen '33, E. R. Sargent '34, Ellery Sedgwick Jr. '32, Richard Shepherd '32, F. L. Steele '33, J. U. White '34, A. D. Willow '33, J. B. White '34, Morrison Wheelwright...
...Edward Milton '33, J. M. Morse '33, F. D. Murphy '33, E. S. Newbury Jr. '32, James Parton '34, J. H. Pearson '32, J. W. Putnam '33, T. A. Robinson '34, J. E. Rogerson '34, G. P. Rosen '33, E. R. Sargent '34, Ellery Sedgwick Jr. '32, Richard Shepherd '32, F. L. Steele '33, J. U. White '34, A. D. Willow '33, J. B. White '34, Morrison Wheelwright...
Married. Mary Sybil Lewis, Arkansas-born Metropolitan opera singer and cinema star; and Robert L. Hague, vice president of Standard Shipping Co., onetime Shepherd of the Lambs Club; secretly; in Manhattan. The bride was once married to Basso Michael Franz Bohnen of the Metropolitan, the groom to Mme Edith Bobe, dressmaker...
...successful junior savants) he has eschewed the eccentricities which were once almost obligatory to fame. There have clustered about him no such legends as those relating to Charles Townsend ("Copey") Copeland or bushy-lipped Professor George Harold Edgell of the Fine Arts Department, who sometimes goes bicycling in Edwardian shepherd's-plaid knickerbockers. Professor Murdock, son of Boston Banker Harold Murdock, is pleasant, humorless, sometimes a bit too easy to convince. His campus nickname: "Cotton-Top." It is told how a student of his named Sherwood, on the day of an examination, discovered that a lady of the same...
...minutes, while Tristan raved, U.S. listeners waited. From their radios came substitute music. Atmospheric conditions were not yet right. Then, amid buzzings and squawkings, came Tristan's voice and the shepherd's pipings which tell him that Isolde's ship is in sight. Although the orchestra (under Conductor Wilhelm Furtwangler) was less clear than the singers, reception improved during the last 20 minutes. Best voice was that of Basso Josef Manowarda (King Mark). Others: Tenor Gotthelf Pistor (Tristan), Soprano Nanny Larsen-Todsen (Isolde), Baritone Rudolph Bockelmann (Kurvenal...