Word: mason
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Ancient and Modern Languages, J. G. Hart; Anthropology, A. M. Tozzer; Biochemical Sciences, J. T. Edsall; Biology, Morgan Upton; Classics and Allied Subjects, Mason Hammond; Fine Arts, C. L. Kuhn; Geological Sciences, P. E. Raymond; History, Government and Economics, D. D. Burbank; History and Literature, F. O. Matthiessen; Literature, Mason Hammond; Mathematics, M. H. Stone; Music, G. W. Woodworth; Physics, F. H. Crawford; Philosophy and Psychology, Raphael Demos; Sociology, C. C. Zimmerman...
...head of Carter White Lead Co. After Mr. Carter's death in 1903, Mr. Cornish became president of Carter Lead, sold the company to National Lead in 1906, ten years later became National's president. In 1933 he moved up to the chairmanship, was succeeded by Fred Mason Carter, who is old Levi Carter's nephew...
...preliminary, the Crimson Freshmen took an average Dean Academy five, 38-31. HARVARD CORNELL McGowan, Lavietes, Mason, r.g. l.g., Doering, Rich, McDonald Lowman, Kuhn, Shirk, l.f. r.g., Doering, Dauner, McDonald Gray, Lee, c. c., Wilson, Rich Struck, Dampeer, Snell, r.g. l.f., Dykes, Simon Wills, White, Litman, l.g. r.f., Downer, Burns, Hughes
Every year Harvard graduates several men whose intended career is the theatre and its allied arts, and she may point with pride at many illustrious examples, such as Osgood Perkins, Walter Hampden, Kenneth Macgowan, John Mason Brown, and Donald Oenslager. Back in the days of Professor Baker's English 47 and the Workshop, the stream of Harvard men into the theatre's ranks was steady and large, but with Professor Baker's and the Drama department's migration to New Haven, the torrent dwindled to a mere trickle, fed only by the untiring efforts of the Dramatic Club. The students...
...those alumni who sincerely desired to see a broader educational program offered to the students of their University. A Drama Department, offering training in all branches of the theatre, should be under the direction of an experienced and practical man of the theatre. Such a man is John Mason Brown. Under his direction, Harvard would once more rise to the place at the head she enjoyed under Professor Baker, and no longer would any such unfortunate and not-to-be-repeated situation of the Dramatic Club arise. Marston S. Leonard...