Word: wallingforder
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Jack Penson '42 of Glen Head, Long Island City, New York and Lowell House and captain of the Varsity soccer team, was elected president of the Undergraduate Athletic Council yesterday. At the same meeting, Burgy Ayres '42 of Wallingford, Connecticut and Winthrop House and three-letter man, was named vice-president...
Francis M. Lee '42 of Adams House and New Haven was the choice of his fellow lettermen to captain the 1941 Harvard football team, succeeding Joe Gardella. The stubby five foot nine inch wingback weighs 178 pounds and prepared for Harvard at Choate School in Wallingford, Conn...
...Miss R'Treece" has frowsy blonde hair, flashing blue eyes and (by her own admission) a violent temper. When, aged 23, she started her school in Wallingford, Conn., she had no college degree but very definite educational notions. British-born and a militant feminist, she decided that girls should get no more coddling than boys, set out to establish a girls' Eton. Her motto: "No rot." Her program: athletics for all, self-government, hard work...
...Picture. Mr. Washington Goes to Town opens in jail. Prisoner Wallingford (F. E. Miller) is bandying hoary quips in end-man idiom with Prisoner Schenectady (Manta Moreland). Sample: "Pork chops is the fondest things I is of." Then Wallingford reads in the paper that Schenectady's uncle has died and left him a hotel. So Schenectady falls asleep. The rest of the picture is his riotous dream...
...dream ends when a jailer evicts the prisoners from jail. Wallingford suggests that now they can find Schenectady's hotel. Says Schenectady: "I just come from that hotel. I don't want nothing more to do with...