Word: tuckers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...prohibition from the University would come from an action of the advisory board of the Dramatic Club and it was understood that it had taken no action as yet. Among the members of this board are Frederick C. Packard '20, assistant professor of Public Speaking, J. Tucker Murray, Professor of English, and Theodore Spencer, instructor in English...
...scholarship and a Student Aid have been granted by the Student Council, it was announced today by University Hall. The scholarship, awarded from the recently created Harvard Student Council Fund, was granted to Robert W. Lovett '35, of Beverly, and the Aid was given to Richard D. Tucker, Jr. '34, of South Hadley...
...Coolidge '36, George H. Damon '34, Andrew J. Day '34, Howard M. Graff 4ES, Charles S. Houston '35, John D. Kernan '34, Edward B. Lee '34, George B. Lauriat '36, Robert W. Skinner '34, Soloman W. Stern '35, Arthur W. Todd '35, James W. Tower '35, Philip M. Tucker '35, Andrew G. Webster '36, Walter S. White '36, Arthur Willis, Jr. '35, and Frank E. Wood...
Patrick "Tommy" Tucker is one of the survivors of that golden age and he tells a few rambling recollections in this delightful little book. It has nothing in common with the trash of Hollywood "Westerns," except that old friend, the word "hoss." Tucker's active life-time spanned the roaring decades of the old West: his life was so packed with Indian fights, shootings and hangings of horse thieves that his simple, sober account of a few of them is absolutely convincing. Running through it is the evidence of a genuine love of nature that is the opposite of sentimental...
...book was the fruit of a life-long friendship between the author and Charles M. Russell, the cowboy artist who died a few years ago. Russell encouraged Tucker to write his memoris and had planned to illustrate them, but his death prevented it. Tucker's manuscript was edited by Grace Stone Coates, who has done an excellent job of preserving the authentic tone of the old cowboy's own expression...