Word: successful
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...whole, the estimate of their classmates has been more than fully justified, and the same points which characterized them in college have continued to remain with them in later life. Where success was predicted under the head of Most Likely to Succeed, the man with this collegiate distinction has kept his world and found success in some branch of life and is generally accepted as a leader...
Despite its unevenness, the play is original and diverting, and it seems that with a little rewriting it should prove a "popular success." The second act in which MacFarland is captured by the daughter of the western sheriff,in turn captures a genuine desperado, then is put to bed with him while the young lady sits watching with a rifle in her hands, is farce of the best sort...
...coach that he has in both years turned out teams whose records of victories have been creditable. Dr. Sexton is a man who stands for all that is best in baseball and in athletics. We take this opportunity to express our appreciation of his work and to wish him success...
...strength of lest year's combination. Rogers and Hickox are two heavy men who will probably fill two of the places. For Barends's place at end there are a number of likely substitutes from last year's team, the most promising being Loudon, Lafferty and Rector. The success of the team will depend almost entirely upon the developing of good material for the line
...make the Assembly Room their permanent headquarters, and we believe that when the other clubs learn of the plan they will quickly appreciate and seek its advantages. In their new home, the Territorial Clubs may offer more than an occasional "Smoker," bromidic speeches, and hard-bottomed Winsor chairs. The success of the plan should result in the formation of new Territorial Clubs and the extension of their influence under the system which has been developed during the past year. We are but beginning to apprehend the potential usefulness of the Territorial Clubs, and this adoption of a home for them...