Word: lane
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Students who leave Cambridge or this vicinity, for the Christmas Recess, should first return all books borrowed from the College Library, unless, in specific cases, they have obtained permission to take them away. William C. Lane, Librarian...
CLASS DAY COMMITTEE *Charles Augustus Pratt Jr.216 *William Walcott Lord 213 *Albert Henry O'Neil 187 *William Barksdale Jones 174 *David Lloyd Garrison 172 *Howard Walter Burns 165 **Frank Bryant Cutts 163 **Hamilton Heard 163 Daniel Simonds II 150 Richard Case Berresford 129 John Hamilton Lane 100 Gardner Emmons 96 Lee Mason McTurnan 90 Beverly Tucker Thompson Jr. 61 Ballots Thrown Out 21 Total 2100 PERMANENT SECRETARY *William Ashley Magie II 229 Langdon Dearborn 71 Ballots Thrown Out 0 Total 300 PERMANENT CLASS COMMITTEE *John Peirce Chase 186 *John Watts 132 Joseph Patrick Crosby 109 James Lawrence Pool 91 Paul...
...PERMANENT CLASS COMMITTEE John Peirce Chase Harold LaVerne Holland James Lawrence Pool Joseph Patrick Crosby Paul Henry Nitze John Watts FOR CLASS DAY COMMITTEE Richard Case Berresford Hamilton Heard Lee Mason McTurnan Howard Walter Burns William Barksdale Jones Albert Henry O'Neil Frank Bryant Cutts John Hamilton Lane Charles Augustus Pratt Jr. Gardner Emmons William Waloott Lord Daniel Simonds II David Lloyd Garrison Beverly Tucker Thompson Jr. FOR ALBUM COMMITTEE Eduardo Audrade Richard Thomas Dunn Lombard Carter Jones II Alexander Maxwell Blackburn Thomas Hopkinson Eliot Victor Owen Jones Henry Wilkinson Bragdon Franklin Peene Jones William Mulford Lawrence La Tourette Driggs...
...responsible members of the Library staff, the same criticism cannot be applied to Widener's workers as a whole. In the Library, like in a good many other places, a customer is apt to receive an ascending amount of attention and interest the higher he seeks it, and Mr. Lane's letter is but another proof that those in charge of Widener are willing to go out of their way in helping the members of the University...
...actions of what must be a very small minority of Harvard men. With out the cooperation, both in the spirit and the letter of the Library laws on the part of the students and if may be added, the professors no amount of effort on the part of Mr. Lane and his assistants will suffice to supply the leading matter for the Reading Period...