Word: westfield
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Ronald M. Foster '47, of Lowell House and Westfield, New Jersey, was appointed co-chairman of the 1947-48 Album last night by the members of the '47 Class Committee still attending the University...
Other executive members of the Album Committee include Ronald M. Foster, Jr., of Lowell House and Westfield, New Jersey, as editorial chairman; Roy E. Coombs, of Adams House and Maple-wood, New Jersey, as business manager; and Alfred M. Weisberg, of Claverly Hall and Providence, Rhode Island, as photographic manager...
Since graduating in 1926, he has lived at his home in Westfield, while coaching various Jayvee and Freshman teams in the three sports in which he excelled. His outstanding and probably his most permanent mark on the local athletic scene, however, was made in 1927, when he submitted a plan for intramural athletics, which then were run off on an inter-class basis and were relatively unorganized. His program was accepted and used until 1930, when Dunster and Lowell produced House teams to supersede the class competition. The following year the five other Houses entered the field, and Sam drew...
Nicholas A. Glaskowsky, Jr. '48, of Lowell House and Westfield, was named Varsity basketball manager for next year's squad...
...Anchorage Homes, Inc. is now building a $600,000 plant in Westfield, Mass., which will have a capacity of 16 houses a day, 41 different architectural designs. Prices: $3,600 to $7,500. But Anchorage President W. W. Rausch does not think that production will begin till summer...