Word: raye
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Farwell Fuller, of Clinton; Eugene Schmitz Greider, of Brooklyn, N. Y.; Lawrence Hemenway, of Readville; Joseph Dervan Hickey, of Brookline; George Henry Howard, 3d, of San Mateo, Cal.; Malcolm Justin Logan, of South Boston; Chauncey Chester Loomis, of Mereta, Tex.; George Wilhelm Merck, of West Orange, N. J.; Earl Ray North, cum laude, of Harvard, Neb.; Frank Perry Olds, of Rockville, Conn.; Robert Benjamin Parker, Jr., of Ipswich; Leo Francis Ready, of Brighton; Geoffrey Marshall Taylor, of New York, N. Y.; Paul Barron Watson, Jr., of Milton; Robert Clifford Watson, of Milton; Melville Weston, of Cambridge; Robert Winternitz, of Boston...
...meeting of the President and Fellows of Harvard College, February 23, 1915, the resignations of Frederick Ray as Assistant in Astronomy, and of W. E. Boardman, D.M.D., Librarian of the Dental School and Curator of the Dental Museum were accepted. The following appointments were made...
...Joseph Ray Watkins '16, John Harvard, Winona, Minn...
...proctors, to take effect November 1, 1914; the resignation of H. T. Karsner as assistant professor of Pathology to take effect December 1, 1914; appointed as assistants to take effect September 1, 1915, in English--C. S. Pendleton 2G., H. B. Sheahan; in Astronomy--J. O'Conner, F. Ray 1G.; in Chemistry--H. F. Sill 1G.; in History--L. S. Mayo; in Geology--W. P. Haynes, S. Powers, H. N. Witt '15, F. L. Cole '15, F. Chamberlain 15, E. Wigglesworth 4G.; appointed as protectors in History, Government and Economics--A. N. Holcombe; appointed as proctors from November...
Pennock was out in playing clothes and took a few turns around the Stadium track so there is a possibility that he also may be in good condition by the end of the week. The extent of Soucy's injury is unknown as yet, an x-ray taken Sunday giving evidence of a slipped cartilage in the knee which may or may not prove serious. The doctors are awaiting future developments of the injury with great interest; in any events it is feared that he will be out of the game for some time. Wallace played well at center Saturday...