Word: posted
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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These officers, who have in six weeks of intimate work usurped high regard and cordial friendliness in the minds of their pupils, have likewise gained strong attachment for the University. Assigned by their Government to an unexpected post in this country, among a people whose language one or two of them did not even know, they undertook the training of the Corps with the greatest eagerness. We may hope that their endeavor has not been wholly, nor in the least part, in vain...
Seniors are urged to return the post cards with the names of their guests at once. No man will be assigned to a box until his applications for tickets have been received. Box chairmen are requested to see that every member of their box has handed in his ticket applications. 1917 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...When an officer entitled to the salute passes in rear of a body of troops it is brought to attention while he is opposite the post of the commander...
That is the simple record of sixteen months' development. From no beginning, under command of Captain Cordier there has been established at the University a camp prepared to furnish trained and competent officers for the country in its need. It may be believed without exaggeration that the post of Commandant of the Harvard Corps has become in the work of preparing leaders for our armies second only to the post of Commandant at West Point...
...esteem and congratulations of his men go with him to his new post of service and honor...