Word: senior
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Elections of the second and final group of Senior officers will be held today in Sever and Harvard Halls from 9 to 4 o'clock and in Pierce Hall from 9 to 1 o'clock. A Permanent Secretary, a Permanent Class Committee of two, a Class Day Committee of seven, and an Album Committee of five members will be elected from the 40 nominees for office...
...conference, an annual feature of the U.S.F.A. activities, has been attended by a Harvard representative for some years past. Field, who will uphold the Harvard part in this year's conference, was president of the CRIMSON as an undergraduate and also elected permanent treasurer of his class in his Senior year. He is now a third year student in the Law School where he is treasurer of the Law Review...
...Student Council devoted the rest of its attention yesterday to various questions which are left over from the football season. The Council voted in the first place to recommend that numerals be awarded to members of the Senior class football team in recognition of their playing both during the past season and during previous seasons. The Senior team lost the class championship to the Sophomores this year by one point in the official team ranking, but with their full strength on the field were rated the equals of the Sophomores. Although the Seniors had no legal claim to the award...
When Stover was last man for Skull and Bones, and thereby entered his charmed existence as the greatest Senior under the elms; there were only the dud explosions of the professional reformers or the envious non-quites to cry down an antique custom. Conditions charged in the next couple of decades, but yet it fell to the Junior Fraternities to take the blame. Tap Day might be a deadly twenty-four hours, but it came in the spring, when one reads of Blue teams only on page ten; the lesser elections blossom perversely in the antumn, and that...
...offices of Blair & Co., bankers, at No. 24 Broad St., Manhattan, hangs a portrait of J. Insley Blair, founder. Revered is the memory of Mr. Blair, but stocks and bonds no longer interest him. The inheritor of his power, though not of his title, is Elisha Walker, senior partner of Blair & Co.* There is little about Partner Walker to distinguish him, outwardly, from other Blair & Co. partners such as Polo Player J. Cheever Cowdin. He has dark hair. He is of medium size. He is decidedly middle aged. He likes to play poker. He is impatient of obstructionism...