Word: tenors
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...First Tenor: E. F. Champney '95, A. N. Kales '96, N. C. Metcalf '96, R. C. Snyder '96, H. Oppenheim...
...Second Tenor: A. A. Highlands '94, H. M. Wheelwright '94, J. D. Hubbell '94, W. D. Brookings '95, W. L. S. Brayton '96 R. C. Thomas '96, G. B. Hanavan '96, C J. Bailey Sp. L. S., G. Bush Sp., J. O. Nichols...
...have received more cummunications in regard to the Harvard Union than we can conveniently print and their general tenor indicates that the recognition of a needful change in the Union is stronger than may be supposed. If any change is to be made, however, it cannot be made only by writing communications upon it. There is certainly much room for improvements in many directions in the club and if they are carried out the Union will be made much more valuable to undergraduates in general. To men who are contemplating a professional life such as the law or any public...
...Fessenden, tenor, will be the soloist this afternoon at Vesper Service...
...will have a distinct educational value. The growth of English church music since the time of Christopher Tye will be illustrated by a programme of ten pieces arranged in chronological order. The solo parts will be sung by Masters Macdonald, Hill and Wilcox, trebles, Mr. C. N. Sladen counter tenor, Mr. George J. Parker, tenor and Mr. Heinrich Meyn, bass. The concert is under the direction of Mr. Warren A. Hocke; Mr. H. B. Day, organist...