Word: macisaac
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Rhythm & Drill. When little Mary MacIsaac first arrived, she had so little coordination that she could scarcely control her hands and feet. She was given breathing exercises to build up her respiration, massages and tiny electric shocks to relax her limbs. She listened to nursery tunes for hours each day, gradually learned to keep time with her fingers and to twirl her hands to the rhythm of Hickory, Dickory, Dock. As her ability to coordinate her body movements increased, she began to pronounce her first words. After that came years of phonetic drill and tongue exercises, but by the time...
Warren J. MacIsaac '54 and Joseph W. Mitchell '54 won the two first prizes of $35 each in the Boylston Speaking Contest yesterday evening. Paul D. Shoats '54, former president of the Student Council, presided...
Competitors are: Ira Rabkin '55, Edward J. Wawskiewicz '54, Stephen E. Banker '55, Joseph W. Mitchell '54, Roland S. Homet, Jr. '54, Clarence W. Hogans '54, Donald G. Richards '56, Bernard M. Makihara '54, Thomas V. Gaydos '54, and Warren J. MacIsaac...