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The Red and Bloch. I9 lastic monthlies-a position it has not as yet lost. Ed- ward Taylor and john Richards Timan were the next editor and business manager, respectively. In the fall of 1895, F. Monroe Crouch, '97, was chosen to occupy the editorial chair, and William Van Buskirk, '96, was elected to conduct the other interests of the Recorder. When Crouch, in February, 1896, declined a second term, Gardiner Sherman Dresser, '96, was chosen editor-in-chief, and Van Buskirk was re-elected. The staff under this administration was composed of the following: George W. Tong, '96, GossQ0,- William H. Harding, Jr., '97, Athletics,- Nat. N. Morse, '97, Class and Sociegf ,- J. Herbert Welch, '92, Alumni Noles ,' Ralph W, Hemstreet, '97, and Fred- erick A. Mills, ,Q7, Flashes ,- and Richardson Webster, '98, Exchanges. In June this staff met and elected for the fall term john Olmsted Dresser, editor-in-chiefg Albert H. Marckwald, business manager, and Frank M. Tomlin, advertising manager. The staff included the following: Walter Ewing Hope, '97, and Frederick V. Walters, '99, Goss? ,- Frank C. Gilbert, '99, Alhletzcs ,' Harry Westfall Redfield, '97, Societzes ,' J. Herbert Welch, ,Q2, Alumni Noles ,- Fred. M. Van Wicklen, '98, and Frederick A. Mills, '97, Flashesf Richardson Webster, '98, Exchanges. R. W. Quinn was appointed assistant advertising man- ager. The Recorder Association met in january, 1897, and re-elected the editor. In place of A. H. Marckwald, who declined to run again, Frank M. Tomlin was elected business manager. Robert W. Quinn was chosen adver- tising manager, and Valentine Lambert assistant in that department. The Hzfgh School Recorder has always held an enviable reputation among scholastic journals. Not a month passes that does not add another to the already long list of com- pliments from exchanges. The paper has always loyally supported the school and the school organizations. It is one of the oldest and best known institutions in the High School.
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l8 YM' Red and Blade. February, 1894, saw the Rcrorder under the editorship of Frederic V. Bennis, '95, with Fred. M, Gilbert, '95, business manager. When these two left the school for college in September, 1894, their places were ably filled 1 . 1 lgg WILLIAM R. QUINN. Mr. Quinn was unable lo be in Me Recorder plclnre an arcounf of sltlerzexx. by Homer Eaton Keyes, '95, editor, and Charles Edward Scofield, '95, business manager. Under their efhcient leadership the paper leaped to the front rank of scho-
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