Word: scofield
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Dates: during 1912-1912
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...meeting of the board of editors of the Harvard Monthly held yesterday, Scofield Thayer '13, of Worcester, was elected secretary to succeed James Donald Adams '13, of New York, resigned. The following were elected literary editors: Charles Hartshorne, Weston '14, of Merion Station, Pa.; Irving Pichel '14, of Pittsburgh. Pa.; Charles Merrill Rogers, Jr., '14, of Cambridge...
...conspicuously good, is on the whole creditable. Mr. Wright again deserves commendation for his "After-Days", which has both music and structure. The latter quality is especially rare among college lyrics. Mr. Weston's monologue, "The Invalid", is also good verse, and shows thought and sympathy. "A Wish," by Scofield Thayer, gives evidence of real power of poetical expression. It contains excellent lines and some good imagery. But the figures are not well sustained, and the whole lacks consistency and naturalness. Similarly, Mr. Wilson's descriptive lines, "Wood-Sere," seem a little forced here and there to meet the exigencies...
...last meeting of the board of the Harvard Monthly, Scofield Thayer '13, of Worcester, and Arthur William Wilson uC., of Junction, Tex., were elected regular editors...