Word: prom
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...clock this evening will be the absolute closing hour for applications and box reservations for the Junior Prom. Office hours will be held from one o'clock until six o'clock in Randolph 48. All box reservations especially must be received by this hour. Couples on late applications will be assigned to boxes at the discretion of the committee...
...Burke '27, chairman of the Junior Dance Committee, announces that in order to give those who are intending to go to the Junior Prom a last opportunity to secure their tickets, the time for applications is to be extended for two more days. This means that Friday night at six o'clock will be the last chance. Office hours will be held in Randolph 48 on Thursday from one o'clock to ten o'clock; and on Friday from one o'clock to six o'clock...
Announcement was made last night by E. C. Haggerty '27, President of the Junior class, that the committees for this year's activities have been appointed. Fifteen men were placed on each of the Prom and Entertainment Committees...
...following were appointed to the Prom Committee: John Randolph Burke of Milton, Chairman; Cecil Irton Wylde of Boston and Leo Francis Daley of Andover, vice-chairmen; Clement Duane Coady of West Newton; Henry Wilder Foote of Boston; Walter Rockwell Gherardi of Chevy Chase, Md.; Courtlandt Sherrington Gross of West Newton; Sarrell Everett Gleason of Evanston, III.; Samuel Haydock Hallowell of Readville; Carl Gustave Ture Lundell of Dorchester; John Schuyler Malick of Cincinnati, O.; Robert Allen Pinkerton of New York City; John Livermore Prescott of Norwood; Howard Slade of Cambridge; and Henry Sewall Woodbridge of Brookline...
Painting Ghost. Prom the north of France had came a middle-aged coal miner, Augustin Lesage. In 1912, working as he had worked for 20 years far down in a black bowel of the earth, Augustin heard "voices," like those Joan of Arc declared called her, telling him to stop mining and go to draw and paint. Thinking himself feverish, he went home to bed, whence a power drove him to a city to buy complete painter's equipment, none of the names for which had Augustin ever before known. Back in his cottage, he painted-or rather...