Word: whitmans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...eventually arrived in Chicago riding the rods of a freight. Having learned from hoboes that this was too risky a procedure from Chicago to New York, he bought a ticket, got to Manhattan with 6? left. By extraordinary luck he encountered a Whitman classmate, borrowed $75. Tutoring and writing a textbook on the side, he had $1,000 when summer came round again. Back he went to Yakima to marry pretty Mildred Riddle, a fellow teacher in Yakima whom he had often taken picnicking in an antique automobile. When they reached Manhattan they had precisely 35?. This time, however...
First chapter in the managerial history of '41 was begun yesterday afternoon when 17 candidates reported to Manager Bob Whitman at the Varsity Club. After a brief meeting in which the immediate duties ad eventual privileges were outlined, the "efficiency squad" was led to Soldiers field and put to work...
...will these 17 complete the list, Manager Whitman explained. The door is by no means closed to those who still wish to enter the competition. As in past years, many who are cut from the Yardling squad may wish to continue their association with Harvard football in this way. "But Skip wants me to emphasize," Whitman added, "there is a full schedule of 2nd Freshman games for those who recognize no substitute for the game itself...
Robert T. Whitman '38, Varsity football manager, explained the benefits derived from the managership competition, praised the work as a character builder...
Also on the program are, among others, Robert T. Whitman '38, Varsity football manager, Robert J. Cumming '38, of the Student Union, Secor D. Browne '38, of the Instrumental Clubs, Edward L. Barnes '38, of the Glee Club, William W. Hancock '38, of the Debating Council, and Robert W. Snyder '38, of the Pierian Sodality, University orchestra...