Word: marshalling
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...candidate for an office below that of Marshal may, with his consent, be nominated by petition for the office of Marshal. His name in that case shall be automatically erased from the ballot for the office for which he was originally a candidate. Of the men listed above, a First, Second, and Third Marshal will be chosen while there will be one class officer for each of the other positions...
Representing the graduates: Mr. Henry Pennypacker '88, chairman of the Committee on Admission; Mr. B. Loring Young '07, speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives; and H. H. Faxon 2M., first marshal of his class during his senior year...
Certainly he had a charmed life, which goes on for ever in the pages of London history. Our inquiring American is just in time, for it was on May 24, two hundred and twenty-one years come Wednesday, that the Captain set off for Wapping. The Marshal of the Admiralty went ahead in his carriage; the Deputy Marshal carried the Silver Oar; the two City Marshals would not have been out of the picture for any money. It was a brave company, and not the least brave was Captain William Kidd, looking with a calm, unflinching eye on the vulgar...
...clock the Senior class, in caps and gowns, were drawn up by their marshals in two lines, one on each side of the path leading from University Hall to Sever Quadrangle. Immediately after this the academic procession formed opposite Harvard and Massachusetts Halls and marched past University Hall and so between the lines of Seniors along the path to the Sever Quadrangle. President Lowell and the University Marshal headed the procession, while Mayor James M. Curley of Boston and Governor Channing H. Cox were among those who marched. Former recipients of honorary degrees from the University, alumni from the class...
After John H. Fairbairn Country, had called the Commencement Exercises to order, the Reverend E. C. Moute led the assembly in player. Following the singing by the University chair of the "Ave Verum" of Deppres., John Warren '96, University Marshal, read in order the titles of the various Commencement parts. Benjamin Franklin Jones '22 of Atlanta, Ga., opened the speaking program by delivering the undergraduate Latin part...