Word: branches
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...captain. The Graduate Rowing Committee will represent the interests of the graduate schools. The Eights and Fours Committee will have general care of boats and oars. It will be its duty to see that all boats are kept in condition. The Sculling Committee will look after its branch of rowing...
...Appointments Office with H. S. Thomson '99, first Secretary for Appointments. Mr. Thomson extended the system begun by Mr. Bolles and developed by B. S. Hurlbut '87 and R. Cobb '92, present Head Master of Milton Academy, until Mr. Wells succeeded him in 1906. On May 1, 1907, a branch of the Appointments Office was opened at 50 State street, Boston, in connection with the office of the Alumni Association...
...interested in rowing are urged to attend whether they expect to row or not. The secondary rowing has been neglected of late and it is hoped that this meeting, which is intended as a formal opening of the Weld Boat Club, will renew the interest in this branch of athletics...
...McGillicuddy; 4, F. I. Baker and J. C. Jones; 6, E. W. Proctor and H. E. Schiedt; 8, J. C. Craft and G. H. Godley; 9, P. N. Crusius and O. L. M. H. Lyding; 10, C. A. Fitzgerald and W. A. Fotch; 11, F. W. Branch and A. A. Jenkins; 12, G. C. Good and C. Gordon; 13, E. T. Wentworth; 14, G. R. Rieth and G. F. Williams; 15, A. S. Olmsted; 16, C. H. Sears and G. Studley. North Entry--17, H. C. Ross; 18, J. B. Herold; 19, C. A. Leavitt and S. C. Rogers...
...annual dinner of the Harvard Engineers' Alumni Association of New York City. The dinner will be a large one, as there are about two hundred graduates of the engineering department in and around New York. The question of the new general organization of Harvard engineers, to be a branch of the Alumni Association, will be brought up. Dean W. C. Sabine '88, Professor H. L. Smyth '83, and Professor I. N. Hollis '91 will also be present...