Word: dearborn
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...clock: Mrs. Oakes Ames, Mrs. Henry D. Atwater, Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. George L. Canfield, Mrs. Philip P. Chase, Mrs. William L. Dearborn, Mrs. John O. Jones, Mrs. John A. Lord, Mrs. Joseph Morrill, Mrs. Carl H. Plorzheimer...
...Ames, Mrs. Robert E. Bacon, Mrs. John N. Barbee, Mrs. Conrad Bell, Mrs. Nicholas Biddle, Mrs. Alexander M. Blackburn, Mrs. Henry W. Browne, Mrs. Julian G. Buckley, Mrs. James Burns, Mrs. George F. Canfield, Mrs. Philip P. Chase, Mrs. Charles M. Clark, Mrs. Edward F. Clark, Mrs. William L. Dearborn, Mrs. Robert D. Donaldson, Mrs. H. Edward Dreier, Mrs. Thomas E. Dunn, Mrs. Samuel Eliot, Mrs. Charles F. Fawsett, Mrs. William L. Garrison, Jr., Mrs. Alfred C. Hanford, Mrs. Robert C. Hallowell, Mrs. Charles S. Heard, Mrs. Francis L. Higginson, Mrs. Thorndike Howe, Mrs. James Jackson, Mrs. John O. Jones...
Several of the 33 fellows and the 21 associates elected to the Academy were members of the University. The fellows of the Academy at the University just elected are: Professor Walter Fenno Dearborn, director of the Psycho-Educational Clinic: Professor Ralph Barton Perry of the Philosophy Department: Professor Henry Bradford Washburn '91, professor of Church History; Assistant Professor Joshua Whatmough: Assistant Professor James Phinney Baxter III: Assistant Professor Arthur Harrison Cole: Assistant Professor William Yandell Elliott: Professor Clarence Henry Har- ing '07; Professor Warren Milton Persons; and Professor Arthur Meler Schlesinger...
...study of the mental and physical growth of school children from the time they enter school until they graduate is the object of an investigation by Professor W. F. Dearborn, which he intends to further with the funds from one of the Milton Awards which he recently received...
...Each year I have been supervising the recording of the individual height, weight, and general physical development of from four to five thousand school children in and around Boston," Professor Dearborn told a CRIMSON, reporter yesterday...