Word: marshals
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...meeting was held yesterday afternoon of those men in the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences who expect to receive the degree of A.M. or Ph.D., for the purpose of electing marshals and committees. As a result of the elections. O. W. Long 4G., of Millersburg, Ky., was elected marshal of the candidates for the degree of Ph.D., while S. B. Luce 4G., of Boston, and H. M. Ellis 3G., of Hingham, were appointed to act as a committee. A. A. Berle 1G., of Cambridge, was elected marshal of the candidates for the degree of A.M., and R. M. Allen...
...election of officers of the third year class of the Law School was held in Austin Hall yesterday. L. P. Percy 3L., of Birmingham, Ala., was elected marshal on the third ballot, and H. H. Gilman 3L., of Winchester, was chosen secretary on the first ballot. A modification of the Spokane system was used in counting the ballot of marshal...
Members of the third year class of the Harvard Law School have met and nominated the following men for the offices of marshal and secretary...
...Marshal.--M. C. Lightner, of Toronto, Ontario; W. S. Logan, of Washington, Conn.; M. M. McDermott, of Chattanooga, Tenn.; L. R. P. Percy, of Birmingham, Ala.; R. W. Perkins, Jr., of Newport News, Va.; H. M. Stevens, of Salt Lake City, Utah; F. W. Sullivan, of Lowell; R. A. Taft; of Washington...
While in College, Mr. Adams participated in many activities. He was president of his class during all of its four years, and was First Marshal on Class Day, 1888. After graduation, he attended the Law School, receiving his degree in 1892. In 1891, he had the honer of coaching the University crew which won from Yale in that year, at a time when victories in rowing were not so frequent as at present...