Word: senior
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Voting in the Senior elections yesterday resulted in the election of Fifield Workum, of New York, N. Y., as secretary. The names of the men who were elected to the Class Committee, the Class Day Committee, and the Photograph Committee are found in the adjoining list, together with the men chosen in the first election...
Nominations for the office of Secretary and for membership of the Class Committees of the Senior class are new closed. With the additional nomination of Robert Gardiner Payne, of Garrison, Md., for the Class Day Committee, and the resignation of Samuel Frothingham, Jr., of Lenox, from candidacy for the Photographic Committee, both of which were received and accepted by the Nominating Committee yesterday, the list of nominees now totals 34. Of these four are for Secretary, five for the Class Committee, 18 for the Class Day Committee, and seven for the Photographic Committee. Thirteen of the total...
...that a record number of ballots will be cast, for, as the total of 410 in the first election broke the record established in 1916, an equal number cast tomorrow would surpass the total of 407 made in the second election in 1916. Due to the depletion of the Senior classes by the war, only 165 ballots were cast...
...following Sophomores have been named to act as watchers at the polls in the second Senior Class elections tomorrow. If any men is unable to be on hand at the time and place given below he must either secure a substitute and report the change to the Nominating Committee at the CRIMSON Building or arrange, with the approval of the Committee, to report at some other hour. A complete and corrected list of the watchers will be published tomorrow...
...following additional nominations for officers of the Senior Class were made by petition yesterday and approved by the 1920 Nominating Committee in accordance with constitutional regulations...