Word: proctors
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Side horse.--Harvard: E.N. Cleaves '11, H.V. Coryell '11, J.R. Morton '13, J.S. Hutchinson '13 and L.F. Kornfeld '12, alternates; Amherst: Caldwell, Proctor, Whitten...
...Reed, asst. proctor of the South Entry, has invited all the men in his entry to meet in his room, number 7; and J. E. Dewey, proctor of the North Entry, will hold a similar meeting in his room, number 35. At each of these meetings two men will be elected to the Weld Executive Committee, a committee of four instituted to bring the men together, and to care for the Common Room and other interests of the hall...
Campbell, Pierce, Wendell, r.h.b. l.h.b., Morton, Proctor, StarrH. Leslie, Tryon, T. H. Frothingham, f.b. f.b., French, Hardwic
...malice played a part in the selection of a reviewer for a number containing a denunciation of proctors as useless encumbrances, it is hard to say. Mr. Angell points out truly that the proctor at present is something of an anomaly; but fails to show that he does enough harm to warrant his abolition. Nor does he demonstrate any marked benefits arising from a system of student control. Mr. McCouch's suggestion that proctors be also Freshman advisers is exceedingly well made. Such a combination of offices would certainly enable the proctor to be something more than an irritable night...
...LECTURES ON MODERN COMPOSERS. VII. "Loefller, Dukas, and Chausson." Professor Spalding, Songs of C. M. Loefller. Mrs. Bertha Cushing Child. "A Pagan Poem," by Loefller, adapted for two pianofortes. Mr. Heinrich Gebhard and Mr. George Proctor. A Slow Movement from a Pianoforte Quartet by Chausson. The American String Quartet and Professor Spalding. Lecture Room of the Fogg Museum...