Halfway through school, Marshall had become a class leader; he was elected as class secretary and appointed an associate editor of the Empire Forester, the College's yearbook.
Library Names Fellows for 2nd Year The New York Public Library has announced the names of the second class of 15 fellows appointed to its Center for Scholars and Writers for the academic year beginning this fall.
These include creating a new class of "public directors" appointed to corporations by a special nonprofit organization, reform of voting procedures currently subject to manipulation by management and, simply but perhaps most important, a law prohibiting people from simultaneously holding the positions of chief executive and board chairman.
S. Marsh Tenney, DMS class of 1944, was appointed to carry out this task.
After a year studying composition with Charles-Marie Widor, in autumn 1927 he entered the class of the newly appointed Paul Dukas.
He was appointed Class of '42 Professor of Chemistry in 1989.
He was also the only member in the freshman class of 1999 to be appointed a deputy majority whip.
Koichi Takahashi, who was at the top of last year's class of fellows and recently appointed an assistant professor in leukemia, said he's been impressed so far.
In 1969, he was appointed Class of 1900 Professor of German and Comparative Literatures, and also served as dean of the Graduate School from 1979 to 1992.
The Class B directors are elected by local member commercial banks, while Class C directors are appointed by the Fed's Board of Governors in Washington.In Minneapolis, the Class B directors are Howard Dahl, Todd Johnson, and William Shorma.
