The Record of the Class of 1930
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Cameron, variously '30 and '31. If anyone but these two happen to read this, we hope they will write and tell us about it. Just address us in care of the Peace Caravan, American Express, Paris.
ilG WW m 103 PIG OH B The Haverfordian ■^ TINETEEN-THIRTY, like Oxford, has been the mother of lost causes — which at X. Haverford, of course, implies extensive interest in such things as cricket and The Haverfordian. Wistar was the only man in the class Oxonian enough to take on both of them at once, bu...t many a Thirty-ite has had a hand in the latter alone. Joe Martin was editor for two years, Norr and Hymes were Business Manager and Circulation Manager, respectively, for a year or so (this was back in the days of the great Hedley and sinfully lucrative dividends), and Feidt was also on the business board. On the literary end, Jim Brown fathered the book reviews for a while, Mussey and Lindsay each had a spell as associate editor and Joe Miller ("the Haverford hack") put in his oar occasionally.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cameron, variously '30 and '31. If anyone but these two happen to read this, we hope they will write and tell us about it. Just address us in care of the Peace Caravan, American Express, Paris.
ilG WW m 103 PIG OH B The Haverfordian ■^ TINETEEN-THIRTY, like Oxford, has been the mother of lost causes — which at X. Haverford, of course, implies extensive interest in such things as cricket and The Haverfordian. Wistar was the only man in the class Oxonian enough to take on both of them at once, bu...t many a Thirty-ite has had a hand in the latter alone. Joe Martin was editor for two years, Norr and Hymes were Business Manager and Circulation Manager, respectively, for a year or so (this was back in the days of the great Hedley and sinfully lucrative dividends), and Feidt was also on the business board. On the literary end, Jim Brown fathered the book reviews for a while, Mussey and Lindsay each had a spell as associate editor and Joe Miller ("the Haverford hack") put in his oar occasionally.
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