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...Odist--W. E. Forbes...
...ORATOR. R. C. Bruce, 269 P. E. Fitzpatrick, 100 POET. R. M. Green, 296 H. W. Bynner, 76 IVY ORATOR. H. M. Ayres, 204 E. H. Greene, 158 ODIST. W. E. Forbos, 199 A. Hollingsworth, 165 CHORISTER. M. R. Brownell, 273 M. B. Lang...
...Senior Class Day elections for First, Second and Third Marshals, Secretary, Poet, Ivy Orator, Odist, Orator and Chorister, will be held today from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. at Phillips Brooks House. There will be no balloting at the CRIMSON office, as was previously announced, owing to the difficulty anticipated in marking off names at more than one polling place. The election of the Class, Class Day and Photograph Committees will not occur until Wednesday. Following is the rule in regard to the choosing of Marshals...
...Odist--W. E. Forbes, A. Hollingsworth...
...speak, entitle them to their offices. In other words, the necessary qualifications would not seem to turn on the matter of individual ability, since these men will be judged on Class Day by their merits alone. The offices of poet and orator need for special explanation. The odist writes words to the metre of "Fair Harvard" and these words are sung to that tune at the close of the Class Day exercises. The ivy oration requires in the writer a fine vein of humor, of a more or less subtle sort...