Word: crouching
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Company C.--Captain, F. C. Fishback; 1st Sergeant, R. W. Peet; Supply Sergeant, D. Worral; 1st Lieutenant, P. W. Crouch; 2nd Lieutenant, R. Peale; Sergeants, J. F. Hardaway, P. D. Steele, E. P. Furber, A. L. Whitman, J. O. Stubbs; Corporals, C. F. Havemeyer, E. Billings, F. U. Perry, J. Lynch, F. T. Fisher, G. S. Levenson, A. D. Kelso, A. R. Nelson, D. G. Foster, H. Henderson...
Company C--Cadet 1st Lieutenant, E. P. Hamilton; Cadet 2nd Lieutenant, J. F. Havemeyer; Cadet Sergeants: W. H. Goodwin, J. F. Hardaway, W. E. Fuller, B. W. Crouch, C. W. Maxfield, C. P. Anderson; Cadet Corporals: P. D. Steele, W. B. Marvin, R. Jenney, R. Peale, S. C. Richmond, F. C. Bates, J. O. Stubbs, A. L. Whitman, H. R. Haines, E. P. Furber, R. D. Wass...
...team, also has shown pronounced ability. He is at present performing well in the pole vault and promises to be one of the best of the broad jumpers. Both of these men are of the first-year class. Other freshmen who are expected to prove of value are Palmer, Crouch, Carr, Dealey and Gibbing in the mile; Beasley in the two-mile, Hunter in the high jump, Besser, and Shubert in the quarter-mile, Jackson in the sprints, and Shaw and Sinclair in the weight events. Fred Pollard, the football star, who was a capable performer over the hurdles...
...Monthly's leading article on "Our Wavering Paternalism" is interesting and provocative. It makes us think, and it moves us to reply. The author has a lot of good ideas, though he suggests no constructive plan of reform. One regrets that he feels it necessary to crouch under a pseudonym: we should like it better if he signed his name, better still if he would stand on his feet in that Forum which he scorns and meet his opponents face to face. For his tone is sneering, and some of his statements are debatable. There are many who would like...
...Crouch, Secretary of the Joint Commission on Social Service of the Episcopal Church, will give an address on social service followed by a discussion with those interested in such work, in the St. Paul's Society Room of Brooks House this evening, at 7 o'clock...