Word: boyes
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Sophomores--Stroke, Richmond; 7, Lawson; 6, Ober; 5, Abbott; 4, Deming; 3, Lloyd; 2, Joy; boy, Johnson; cox., Chase...
...Hood, R. de Koven Glee Club. 4. Concert waltz--"Fesche Geister," Strauss Orchestra. 5. "Huzzah," wine song, Buch Glee Club. 6. Overture--"Dons Juan," Mozart Orchestra. 7. "Swords out for Charlie," F. F. Bullard H. M. Boylston '03, accompanied by L. D. Granger '04. 8. "The Good-Bad Little Boy," C. B. Rich Glee Club. 9. "Awakening of the Lion," Kontsky Orchestra. 10. "Veritas," J. H. Densmore '04 Orchestra and Glee Club. 11. Selections from the "Prince of Pilsen," Luders Orchestra. 12. "Fair Harvard." Orchestra and Glee Club...
...while there have been all these changes there has been no change in the character of the Harvard man. Methods of instruction may come and methods of instruction may go, but the college boy with the beauty of God on his face goes on forever. It is always a contest between brute courage and manliness on the one side, and on the other, meanness, flabbiness, and cowardice. The result of the contest is to determine which boy goes to Heaven and which to the bad--or to the devil...
...Monroe, of Boston, read a paper before the Educational Conference last evening on "The Moral Development of Boys in Secondary Schools." He spoke at length on the peculiar phases of this problem. The supreme aim of the school, he said, should be the moral training of the boy. Following the paper there was open discussion by members of the Conference. Hereafter the Conference will meet fortnightly on Thursday evenings...
...striking example of the effect of throwing these children, according to the principle of the Republic, on their own resources was given in the case of a little boy who came in to Mr. George's office one night, crying, and asking for help because he had no place to sleep, nothing to eat and no money. Mr. George found he had wasted the money he had had, and told him therefore he must work out his own problem. Three things were open to him: to sleep under the barn, to give himself up at the police court...