Word: johnson
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...balls. Their defense was weak, however, and the University team, aided by errors in fielding, was able to score five times. In the second inning, hits by S. B. Evans '20 and L. P. Jones '19, combined with more errors, scored two more runs. A triple by S. H. Johnson '20 and a fielder's choice were responsible for the University's ninth and last tally. Ferris then took up the pitching for the Radio School and prevented further scoring, while his own team took advantage of several errors and raised their final score...
...Arsove Gr, G. N. Carpenter '21, H. B. Curry '20, L. Evers '21, S. W. Fordyce '21, G. Forster '21, K. W. Goepper Unc, R. H. Hetrick '20, W. F. Ingersoll '21, B. Hamblett '21, C. F. Johnson '21, A. King '21, H. Lazo '21, J. F. Mc Mann, Jr., '21, O. H. Munroe Unc, K. O. Myrick '18, W. E. Spaulding '19, W. A. Stener '20, J. B. Viets '21, J. M. Wood '21, M. E. Wyner...
...Department found it impossible for reasons technical and otherwise to officially recognize the Corps by giving commissions at that time to those men qualified to receive them, the success and value of the work accomplished has been acknowledged not only by the unofficial statements of Generals Wood, Edwards, Hoyle, Johnson, and McCain, and Secretary Baker, but also by the attitude of the Government towards the men who completed the course. In spite of the fact that the general rule for the examining boards of the Second Officers' Training Camps was to accept no men under 31 years...
...Goodnow '17, S. B. Goodstone '20, C. B. Grayson 1L, H. B. Hager '17, R. H. Hammond, '19, J. Hauptman unc, R. L. Hobbs '17, I. S. Hoffer '18, L. O. Hooper '18, P. N. Horne '19, H. L. Houghton, A. L. Hulsizer unc, R. B. Johnson '17, W. W. Johnson '20, S. G. Jones '17, J. D. Kettelle '19, E. Kierman '18, H. G. Killam '18, H. N. McIntyre '18, P. H. Means '17, L. K. Moorehead '18, H. H. Mosher '18, F. P. Muhlauser '17, A. G. Paine '17, F. C. Packard, Jr., '20, E. W. Pavenstadt...
...obviate delay and congestion. Voting will be in Lower Massachusetts, not in Harvard Hall, as heretofore. There will be separate doorways for entrance and exit, both facing Harvard Hall. Voters will enter by the right-hand doorway as one faces Massachusetts, that is, the doorway nearest the Johnson Gate. Arranged in a semi-circle about the entrance and exit, both facing Harvard Hall, will be six gateways. Voters will be divided alphabetically, according to their surnames, into six groups without regard to class or degree. Each group will be assigned a particular gateway through which alone it can enter. Each...