Word: poetes
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...first dinner of the junior class will be held at the Revere House, Boston, Thursday evening, March 3, 1892. The president of the class, B. W. Trafford, will preside and the following officers have been appointed by the committee in charge: Toastmaster, J. A. Wilder; Orator, G. K. Bell; Poet, S. F. Batchelder; Chorister, F. S. Converse...
...following officers for Class Day have been elected by the senior class of the U. of P.: Poet, Williams (C. R.); Historian, Adolph Rosengarten, Prophet, R. W. Greene; Presentor, C. G. Harris; Ivy Orator, E. A. Singer; Ivy Poet, Morris...
...literary committee of the Phi Beta Kappa Society consisting of Professor L. B. R. Briggs '75, F. C. Lowell '76, Josiah Quincy '80, W. C. Lane '81, G. R. Carpenter '86, and E. R. Thayer '88, have appointed the orator and the poet for the annual exercises of the society in Sanders Theatre next June. The exercises this year will be held on June 30. The orator appointed is Rev. William Jewett Tucker. In this case the appointment has fallen on a man outside of the Phi Beta Kappa. Mr. Tucker was not a graduate of Harvard. He graduated from...
...appointment of poet has been given to a Phi Beta Kappa man, Mr. Ernest Francisco Fenollossa. Mr. Fenollossa graduated from Harvard in 1874. In college he stood very high in his class and at graduation was honored with the position of class poet. He is a man of marked individuality, and uniqueness of ideas. About five years after he graduated from Harvard he went to Japan to study. During his long stay in this country he received an appointment in the Imperial University at Tokio. At this Japanese university he held three professorships, one in Philosophy and Logic...
...senior class of Dartmouth College has elected the following class day officers: class marshal, G. D. Price; assistant marshal, G. B. Coon; orator, E. B. McDuffee; address at tower, W. S. Brigham; address at the college pine, W. R. P. Emerson; class poet, M. P. Thompson; class prophecies, C. L. Weeks, old chapel address, H. E. Andrews; address to undergraduates, J. W. Putnam; campus address, W. S. Thompson; floor manager of commencement ball, F. W. Lakeman; address to the president, W. F. Gelger; address at Bema, Henry Folsom; chronicles, D. C. Bliss; commencement president, W. C. Belknap; secretary and treasurer...