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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Assistant Dean of Freshmen W.C. Burriss Young '55 recalls the application process for the houses as "sort of like applying to college." Some of the more serious masters would go so far as to pull students' admissions folders from the Freshmen Dean's Office, Young says...
...Young says masters from the 1950s set the tone for their houses. Young in particular noted Finley and Master Eliot Perkins of Lowell as "the classic masters of Harvard legend." The pair even battled one another from their courtyard domains in a long-standing rivlarly...
...They were independent barons," said Young. "I think some of the stereotypes in the freshman mythology date back to the days of masters' choice...
...Students didn't think then," says Young, summarizing the world of difference between earlier days at Harvard and today. "You did as you were told" then, says the dean. Even when a process "was probably unfair, there was an acceptance of things that wouldn't be accepted today...
Scoring PlayerG GI A Pts Pen P M Lane MacDonald 28 28 28 56 20 4 0 Peter Ciavaglia 30 11 44 55 18 3 6 Allen Bourbeau 29 11 40 51 17 42 C.J. Young 30 31 19 50 11 22 Ted Donato 30 11 32 43 10 28 John Weisbrod 27 21 10 31 19 49 John Murphy 29 9 13 22 5 10 Nick Carone 29 8 13 21 13 26 Tod Hartje 29 4 16 20 14 34 Ed Krayer 30 7 12 19 1 2 Mike Vukonich 23 10 6 16 6 12 Ed Presz...