Word: palmer
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Seniors in Appleton Chapel on Class Day. The exercises which are open only to members of the graduating class take place at 9 o'clock, and are considered the most important of the events of Class Day. In former years the address was regularly given by Professor Herbert Palmer '64 but after 1916 he was obliged, because of his age, to give up the custom. Last year, however, Professor Palmer, because of an emergency, consented to speak at Appleton once more. Since the rule that only Seniors may attend is very strictly enforced, even to the extent of having...
...Lanman Jr. G. K. Lawrence, F. G. Lee Jr., R. B. Linder, B. K. Little, K. B. Lucas, E. G. Lund, H. R. Mack, Robert Martin, Henderson Mathews, Donald Maxwell, R. G. Miller, C. B. Mouro, A. W. Morse, T. F. Oakes, E. N. Ohl Jr., Wilson Palmer, D. S. Parker, W. L. Payson, Elliott Perkins, L. W. Post, Hartwell Pond, F. W. Pratt, E. O. Pride, J. W. Quinn, L. W. Rathbun, J. R. Reynolds, R. C. Rogers, W. P. Scott, E. G. Selden, M. W. Self, W. K. Shaw, C. L. Schert, W. E. Stearn, H. C. Stetson...
...final dual meet was that with the Tiger track team at the Palmer Stadium, Princeton, the following Saturday. The Orange and Black gave the University one of the worst beatings it has ever experienced, taking 11 first places and running up a score of 95 1-2 to 39 1-2. The Princeton team, said to be the best ever turned out at the New Jersey college, was not up against the same opposition Yale had met the week before. The Crimson team acted as if it had worn itself out completely against the Blue, Burke lost the mile...
...will leave the South Station on the 1 o'clock train this afternoon and arriving in New York about 6, will go on at once to Princeton. It will be housed tonight at the Cap and Gown, the Ivy, and Cottage clubs. The meet will take place in the Palmer Stadium at 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon...
...this year's squad is no exception to the rule. The Tigers appeared to be at the peak of their strength against the Elis. Whether they have been able to maintain the same quality throughout the last two weeks will not be detected until tomorrow afternoon in the Palmer Stadium...