Word: successor
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Crowed," is by a more experienced hand, and is in a more serious vein. The running satire on college men and things is sometimes rather lacking in point; but is at least not barbed with malice. All in all, the 1904 board has set a good mark for its successor...
...line, both the end positions will be left vacant, where the standard set by Bowditch for four years will make it difficult to find a satisfactory successor. Likely candidates are J. M. Montgomery, Jr., '06, who played in both the Yale and Pennsylvania games this year. A. C. Blagden '06, H. R. Shurtleff '06, E. G. Bartels '06, and A. Crocker...
...stockholder who wishes to resign his office to be at liberty to do so by transferring his certificate of stock to his fellow stockholders, who shall reassign it to his successor elected at the next annual meeting of the participating members of the Society...
...stockholder who wishes to resign his office to be at liberty to do so by transferring his certificate of stock to his fellow stockholders, who shall re-assign it to his successor elected at the next annual meeting of the participating members of the Society...
...stockholder who wishes to resign his office to be at liberty to do so by transferring his certificate of stock to his fellow stockholders, who shall reassign it to his successor elected at the next annual meeting of the participating members of the Society...