Word: successful
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...chosen subjects such as "Abraham Entertaining the Three Angels," "Christ Driving Out Money Changers from the Temple," and "Christ Healing the Sick." The last is also known as the "Hundred Guilder Print" because it sold soon for one hundred guilders, and was the first of his works to bring success to his apparently unrewarded life...
...opponents of the capitalistic system understand that a balance between saving, investment, and buying is essential to that system's success, and that these three are getting more and more out of gear. They look forward with keen delight to a higher boom and a final collapse...
...well-rounded group of returning veterans seems to augur success for the Crimson in the coming natatorial wars. Almost every event will boast experienced representatives. Captain Richard T. Fisher '36 in the backstroke, together with John J. Colony '37, Robert G. Heskett '37, and George W. Shepherd '36 in the sprints should be fairly consistent winners. In the distances Wallace E. Howell '36 and Arthur G. Jameson '37 are available. Good diving should be ensured by Henry K. Fittz '36 and Bernard F. Merriam '36; and Bertram S. Wolfson '36 with Warren H. White '36 appear to be the pick...
From there the outfit went to Glen Island, the Essex House, and the Camel Caravan in the ether. Success has been meteoric since then...
...wants to enter the government, he should realize there is no formula for success. He will, however, find that there will be a greater levelling of opportunity during the next few years in this field...