Word: baker
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George Pierce Baker Jr. '25, of Cambridge, has been chosen Junior head usher, and Albert Conde Bickford '24, of Pelham, New York, Tree Orator, according to an announcement of the 1924 Class Day plans made yesterday. The arrangements for the exercises in Sanders Theatre, the Stadium, and the Yard, are under the general supervision of the head usher for Class Day. He also appoints the assistant head ushers, and all ushers who aid him in carrying out the details...
...first performance will be only for graduates on April 9. On the following night will come the first undergraduate performance. The management has announced that mail-orders may be sent to G. B. Baker Jr., Hasty Pudding Club, before April...
Professor G. P. Baker '87 opened the meeting with a talk setting forth the history, peculiarities, and past glories of the Dramatic Club. Professor Baker commented on the surprisingly large number of Dramatic Club alumni who now have prominent connections with the professional stage...
...spring competition for all departments of the Dramatic Club, open to all undergraduates, will get under way in the Faculty Room of the Union at 7 o'clock this evening. Candidates are called out for business, publicity, stage managing, stage setting, electrical, and acting departments. Professor G. P. Baker '89, Professor Arthur Pope '01, and J. W. D. Seymour '17 will address the meeting, explaining the Club's activities. The competition will last until the play has finished its run, about the middle...
...this meeting competitions will begin for the acting, business, publicity, electrical and stage departments of the Club Professor G. P. Baker '87. Professor Arthur Pope '61 and J. W. D. Seymour '17 will speak...