Word: chairman
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...meeting of the Athletic Committee last night, Professor A. C. Coolidge '87 was elected chairman in place of Professor H. S. White '73, who has resigned, having been granted leave of absence for the year. The following appointments were approved: W. G. Graves '06 as assistant manager of the track team; F. B. Hooker '08 as manager of the Freshman basketball team, and S. R. Harlow '08 as assistant manager; F. A. Goodhue '06 as manager of the University football team and H. S. Vanderbilt '07 as assistant manager...
...billiard room last evening, it was decided to hold a Junior dance in the Union if the consent of the House Committee could be obtained. R. Grant, Jr., who, as Junior member of the House Committee, presided, was empowered to appoint a committee, of which he should be chairman, to consider a provisional plan for the dance and to submit it to another meeting of the Junior members of the Union. Following is the committee which will meet at 7 o'clock this evening in the Living Room of the Union: R. Grant, Jr., J. V. Dignowity, D. R. Howe...
...following members of the class have been appointed a committee to arrange for Sunday evening meetings of the class in the Union: H. F. Evans (chairman), N. F. Emmons, W. C. Brinton, D. H. Howle, J. H. Ijams...
...following Sophomore committee has been appointed to provide for entertainments at the class beer nights and smokers, and to select a class song: H. W. Nichols (chairman), J. J. Rowe, H. F. MacColl, D. W. Streeter, A. M. Hallow...
...rowed on his class crew and was prominent in many undergraduate activities. After studying for a few months at the Law School he entered the railroad business where he rose very rapidly to a high position. In 1896 he was elected president of the Long Island Railroad. As chairman of the trustees of the General Education Board he was one of the chief promoters of negro education in the south. He was also a trustee of Tuskegee Institute and of Smith College, and was actively connected with both social and civil reform movements in New York City...