Word: winona
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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This year the Craig Prize, offered by Mr. John Craig, of the Castle Square Theatre, for the best play submitted by students of the University and Radcliffe, has been awarded to Mrs. Charlotte Barrows Chorpenning, of Winona, Minnesota, for a comedy of three acts, with prologue and epilogue, entitled "Between the Lines." Mrs. Chorpenning's play was given honorable mention in the Craig competition last year. She has been a graduate student in Radcliffe for the past two years, taking both Professor Baker's English...
...first time as a result of the team's victory in the intercollegiate league: Gerald Fessenden Beal '16, of Hanover; Percy Catton '15, of Cambridge; Michael Hermond Cochran '15, of Cambridge; Wesley Alvah '15, of Newton Centre; Joseph Robert Fleming '15, of Allston; Ward Lucas '15, of Winona, Minn.; Samuel Elliot Nash '16, of Allston; Captain Winthrop Eliot Nightingale '15, of Boston; Eugene Everett O'Neill '16, of Danvers; Richard Wentworth Story '15, of Essex: Elmer Milton Wanamaker '16, of Melrose Highlands...
Joseph Ray Watkins '16, John Harvard, Winona, Minn...
...awarded their "H's", subject to the approval of the Student Council: Gerald Fessenden Beal '16, of Hanover; Michael Hermond Cochran '15, of Cambridge; Wesley Alvah Elliott '15, of Newton Centre; George Perkins Harrington '14, of Cambridge; Frank James Little '15, of Rochester, N. Y.; Ward Lucas '15, of Winona, Minn.; Samuel Elliot Nash '16, of Allston; Eugene Everett O'Neil '16, of Danvers; Arthur Heath Onthank '14, of Arlington, manager; Richard Wetmore Story '15, of Essex; Elmer Milton Wanamaker '16, of Melrose Highlands. The men playing in the league games who had previously won their...