Word: elected
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...semi-annual meeting of the St. Paul's Society, held last evening, the society voted to re-elect the officers who have served during the past term. This was considered advisable as showing the appreciation of the society of the work done by its officers and in hopes that under their supervision the improvement, which has been very noticeable, may continue. The officers are: President, F. L. Whittemore '92; vice-president, A. H. Woods '92; secretary, H. Saville '93; treasurer, T. A. Jaggar '93; chorister, S. F. Batchelder '93; librarian, H. C. Smith '93; executive committee, Eliot White '92, president...
...conditions under which the courses known as Fine Arts 3 and 4 are given are far from satisfactory. The whole trouble lies in the fact that the courses have become too large. The number of men who elect them has become so great that there is only one lecture room large enough for their accommodation. This room is a hard one to speak in and the arrangement of seats is bad so that many men cannot hear the lecturer. To make as many hear as do Professor Norton is plainly forced to strain his voice. The result is that...
...meeting of the freshman class at Yale has been held to elect officers for the freshman navy, and for the freshman base ball association. Of the navy, which required a president from the academic class, a vice-president from the scientific school, and a treasurer from each, the following men were elected: G. A. Adee '95, president; A. Graham '94 S., vice-president; and Thomas Dyer '95, and B. G. Wells '94 S., treasurers...
Four songs, "The Capital Ship." "Three Glasses," "Fair Harvard,' and "Lizette" have been learned thus far. A meeting will be called early this week to elect permanent officers, and within the course of a month considerable weeding out will be made...
...chosen. Many of the men thought he should come from the Law School and a strong opposition maintained that an undergraduate should fill the office because the men in the Academic Department were greatly in the majority. It was finally decided to consider the University as a unit and elect officers regardless of standing or class...