Word: tait
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...scant three yards behind by Pratt '23, who led Raycroft by the same distance. For the entire distance the competition had been very keen between these three men, and it was only in the last few hundred yards that there was more than a few feet between them. Bryan, Tait, Bennett and Hoagland followed shortly after the leaders in that order...
...first two miles at a pace so stiff that many of the men were lagging at the halfway mark. The pace in was a trifle slower and the first six men stayed well together. The distance was completed in 26 minutes, 30 seconds. R. N. Bryan '23, S. L. Tait '23 and H. L. Pratt Jr. '23 showed good form. The Freshman harriers had a short two-mile work-out along the first part of the Cemetery Course...
...affirmative team going to Princeton is composed of three speakers and an alternate: William Leon Smyser, of Washington, D. C.; John Curry Hover, of Bellefontaine, O.; Paul Richard Harmel, of Cleveland, O.; and Sterling Lockie Tait, of Gouverneur, N. Y., alternate
...have been selected from the Freshman debating squad to compete in the annual triangular debate with Yale and Princeton to be held simultaneously in Princeton, New Haven, and Cambridge, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. W. L. Smyser, J. C. Hover, and P. R. Harmel, speakers, and S. L. Tait, alternate will make the trip to Princeton. The team debating the Yale Freshmen in Sanders Theatre will consist of I. Rosenbloom, J. M. Wyman, H. J. Friendly, speakers, and G. B. Lowrie and G. Stevens, alternates...
Nine men from the Freshman class have been chosen following the preliminaries for the 1923 Triangular debate with Yale and Princeton. The names of the men selected follow: E. J. Babin, H. J. Friendly, P. R. Harmel, G. B. Lowrie, J. Rosenbloom, W. L. Smyser, G. Stevens, S. L. Tait, and W. F. Wyman...