Word: lampoon
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Class Odist--George Bluestone of Kirkland House and New York City; Boylston Speech Prizewinner, Advocate, HDC, PBH. Richard A. Gregg of Dunster House and Segradale, New York; Advocate, Signet Society, contributor to Signature and the Lampoon...
...Sherwood soon came back because of "certain pressure that was exerted on University officials." This time he stayed here long enough to write two Pudding shows and to direct the destinies of the Lampoon, he said; he was about to have his connections severed again when he joined the Canadian Army. (He was too tall to join the A.E.F...
Marquand did make the Harvard Lampoon. Friend Roger Burlingame (Harvard '13) remembers that John would "caricature his classmates in a way that scared us when we got through laughing." When H. M. Pulham, Esquire was published in 1941 (an acid picture of a Har-vardman being smothered by Boston convention), his classmates of a quarter-century before had every right to become thoughtful, if not scared...
Sherwood, a former member of the Lampoon as well as the Harvard Dramatic Club, is making a special trip here from New York to deliver his talk...
Playwright Robert E. Sherwood '19 will talk on "After the Lampoon--What" in the Winthrop House Junior Common Room at 7:15 p.m. tonight. At the same time football coach Art Valpey will speak informally before members of Kirkland House following Kirkland's monthly dinner...