Word: sullivans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Nathan Phillips Dodge 155 Arthur Foote, II 120 Peregrine White 111 James Patrick McCaffrey 91 Stuart Callender Dorman 73 Gerard Jordan Cassedy 41 *Elected FOR TREASURER *Hamilton Young 121 Edward Hutchins Hickey 104 Bradford Keyser Bachrach 66 Richard Soudder Neff 66 John Warren Beach 46 FOR ORATOR Donal Mark Sullivan 174 William Benjamin Bacon 82 James Marcellus Lichliter 61 George Clair St. John. Jr. 60 Howard Lapsley 21 FOR IVY ORATOR *Stephen Henry Stackpole 142 Stuart Scott, Jr. 100 Jerrold Harold Ruskin 85 Alfred Kidder, II 65 FOR POET *Robert McConnell Hatch 189 Roland Maycock 110 William Stephen Thomas...
...Elizabeth Morison. The rest of the cast is as follows: W. S. Burrage, Jr. '33, John Cromwell '36, R. X. Goggin '36, H. G. Hutchinson '33, S. D. King '34, W. H. Ledgard '36, H. G. Meyer 3L., E. I. Montague '35, H. D. Patterson '34, R. C. Sullivan '35, H. O. Tudor '35, and J. R. Yungblut...
Donal Mark Sullivan...
According to D. M. Sullivan '33 at a late hour last night, the following notice had been posted on the billboard of the Military Science Building: "The Limber Club--There will be an organization meeting on Friday, December 3, in the basement of Memorial Hall at 6 a.m. First call at 5.45, assembly at 5.50. General John J. Pershing, retired, (D.O.L.) will address the candidates on the burning question: 'Why do the Limbers always lead the Caissons, and by how much...
...commendable enough. Rosemary McHugh, although she suffers, of course, by comparison with Ann Harding, does well in the character of Linda, especially in act two; towards the last, however, her whining insistence became irritating. John Court '35 in the role of Nick Potter gave an admirable performance and Richard Sullivan '35 did a good piece of work as the drunken and disillusioned brother. Katherine Embree was adequate if somewhat stiff as Julia Seton and Thomas Radcliffe '35 was staid enough as the father, Edward Seton. The lines, of course, are clever, and the declamation of Nick Potter during the course...