Word: catlett
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1900-1909
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
Neither the Doctors nor the Masters elected a marshal, but each division elected a committee on arrangements, as follows: Doctors--H. W. Dresser 2G., F. W. Russe 3G., A. S. Pease 3G.; Masters--C. Ehlermann, Jr., 1G., E. M. Rabenold 1L., F. W. Catlett...
Fred Wayne Catlett...
...shall ultimately enjoy statehood." W. H. Davis, W. O. Hubbard and W. Tyng, the Senior team, will maintain the affirmative, and M. Kabatchnick, H. A. Nye and a. N. Holcombe, for the Juniors, will support the negative. A. A. Ballantine 1L., R. L. Scales 1L, and F. W. Catlett 1L. will act as judges. E. Root, Jr., 2L. will preside...
...bill, which motion shall be decided by a two-thirds vote without debate; (b) the time for the vote shall be extended, if necessary, to allow every opponent of the bill so desiring to have one hour in which to state his objections to the bill." F.W. Catlett, E.C. Johnson, and D.A. McCabe spoke for the Seniors, and M.M. Horblit, I.I. Mattuck, and H.O. Ruby, for the Juniors...
...Sophomores, was held February 18. The question, submitted by the French Department in accordance with the terms of the Pasteur Medal, read: "Resolved, That the complete secularization of public education in France would be for the best interests of the country." The Senior team consisted of E.W. Baker, F.W. Catlett., and N. Pereles. The Sophomore team was made up of A.W. Blackwood, J.W. Plaisted, and M. Kabatchnick, who spoke in place of W.W. Corlett who was forced to resign on account of illness. The debate was awarded to the Sophomores, who treated the question from a broader and yet more...