Word: electives
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...great meeting of the senior class to elect their permanent and Class Day officers was held in Boylston Hall last night. At 7 o'clock the chairman selected for the meeting, Mr. W. A. Halbert, called the class to order. The rules as published yesterday morning were adopted and the class then proceeded to the elections. These went off very smoothly, there being little friction and the result as given on the first page. Several of the gentlemen were elected by acclamation. As the election took several hours, the class adjourned for a few minutes at 9.30 and partook...
There will be a meeting of the Senior class Monday evening to elect a photographer and a photographic committee...
...large representation, the matter of costume. etc., being only secondary. In order that every arrangement may be perfected as soon as possible the sophomores and freshmen ought to hold meetings at once to select uniforms or to appoint committees to do so for them; and '88 must elect its marshals. These ought to be selected at once for the chief marshal will soon call a meeting of the class marshals to give instructions...
...decided to march in the procession for those candidates for whom the majority of the college is in favor, as shown by the Harvard Union canvass. The result of this canvass will be published by Saturday morning, if not sooner. When this vote was passed, the meeting proceeded to elect officers for the procession as follows: Chief marshal for the whole procession, J. J. Storrow; drum major for the whole procession, S. E. Winslow; first marshal for the class, J. E. Thayer; second marshal, C. H. Atkinson; third marshal, F. A. Delano. A committee of three was appointed to make...
...regard to the members of '88 but we should be glad to receive articles of interest from any member of the Freshman class as we intend during the year to choose several editors from their number. If any candidates give promise of proving good men we should like to elect one or two before Christmas. The time, however, when it will be best for us to select a freshman editor rests entirely with the class and there it must rest until '88 has given evidence of its ability...