Word: marshalls
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Yard will be closed to the public on Commencement Day. Only holders of degrees, officers of instruction and government, guests of the Corporation and of the Chief Marshal of the Alumni, candidates for degree, and students will be admitted. Ladies will not be admitted. The Johnston, Meyer, Mc Kean, and class of 1857 gates will be used. M.H. MORGAN, University Marshall...
...annual Phi Beta Kappa dinner will be held at the Hotel Lenox this evening at 7 o'clock. H. R. Shipherd '08 will be toastmaster, and J. S. Davis '08 who is first marshal, will respond to the toast. "Phi Beta Kappa." The other speakers will be R. L. Niles '09, G. C. Good '09, E. R. Lewis '08, E. B. Sheldon '08, and J. H. Wheelock '08. By way of innovation, delegates from the chapters at Yale and Pennsylvania will be present...
...William Roscoe Thayer '81, who has contributed the following article, was while an undergraduate, both business manager and president of the CRIMSON, as well as a member of the Lampoon board. He was third marshal of his class and a Phi Beta Kappa man. Mr. Thayer has been editor of the Harvard Graduates' Magazine since it was founded...
From the class of 1880, two men have attained to marked distinction, Robert Bacon and Josiah Quincy. Robert Bacon, who was business manager of the paper, played on the University football team four years, rowed on the University crew, and was first marshal of his class. He has now reached the high position of Assistant Secretary of State. He is an Overseer of Harvard College and a member of the central committee of the American National Red Cross Society. Josiah Quincy, a member of the Phi Beta Kappa, was president of the CRIMSON in the same year. He is engaged...
...meeting last week of the executive committee of the Alumni Association the election of Charles P. Perin '83 as Chief Marshal for Commencement Day 1908, was confirmed. As an undergraduate Perin rowed on his class crews in Sophomore, Junior and Senior years, and played on the University football team in Sophomore and Junior years. At present he is a consulting engineer in New York, and interested especially in the development of iron mines. His election as Chief Marshal is in accord with the custom of choosing for that office a member of the class which is celebrating the twenty-fifth...