Word: staffs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...military engineering, or in economics taking up the financial and commissary side of maintaining armies. A further consideration would be the requirement of German and Spanish as allied subjects. A reading knowledge of German is necessary to enable one to study the writings of the German General Staff, the only authority on modern warfare. These suggestions appear disordered, but out of them may come some feasible plan of action. It is undoubtedly true that war as it is played today requires specialists in all departments, and in the training of such men the University has a responsible task to perform
...work at the office. The competition is long but this is in its favor as the whole work is spread over a larger field and is therefore made more practical as well as lighter for the individual. From three to five candidates are usually taken on to the business staff at the close of the competition...
...impossible of course at this time to predict the make-up of the team next season as there are numerous vacancies which must be filled from last year's substitutes and from the 1918 Freshman team. The University will have an unusually strong pitching staff, however. E. W. Mahan '16, who was the mainstay last year will again be with the nine as will W. Whitney '16, who won the second Yale game last year. In addition, W. J. Boles '18, probably the strongest pitcher in College, who was unable to play last year on account of difficulties with...
...strength of next year's team will lie in the pitching staff. Much depends, too, on the coach. At present, the nine is well furnished with raw material but it needs to be drilled and whipped into a unit before it can reach championship form...
...ambulance for several months in the north of France before he was appointed inspector-general of the American Ambulance Service of Paris, in which capacity he maintains the co-ordination between the field sections and the central administration in Paris, R. H. Post '91 is adjutant of the staff, and P. A. Carroll '02 served on it for some months. J. S. Cochrane '00 was in charge of a squad stationed at St. Pol until his resignation in the spring, and C. T. Lovering '02 succeeded Filley in command of a section that served in the north and then...