- a
housemaster is a
schoolmaster in
charge of a
boarding house,
normally at a
boarding school and
especially at a
public school. The
housemaster is responsible...
-
Housemaster is a
comedy by the
English playwright Ian Hay,
first produced at the
Apollo Theatre, London, on 12
November 1936,
running for 662 performances...
- (summer term). The
school contains 25 boys' houses, each
headed by a
housemaster,
selected from the more
senior members of the
teaching staff,
which numbers...
-
Housemaster is a 1938
British comedy drama film
directed by
Herbert Brenon and
starring Otto Kruger,
Diana Churchill and
Phillips Holmes. It was made...
- Song Book (Stacy & Son Ltd, 1921). The
author was
William Hope-Jones, a
housemaster at Eton, who
wrote it some time
before 1914, as he sang it at a college...
-
aliases such as "Farley Funkin' Keith", "Rude Boy
Farley Keith", "The
Housemaster Boyz", "Jackmaster ****" or "The
Godfather of House".
Farley got his...
- the
Burma Railway. He
taught classics at Shrewsbury,
where he
became a
housemaster, and
taught for
another year at
Christ Church. He was
headmaster of Bradfield...
- Jr.
Professor of Science,
Emeritus at
Harvard University. He was the
housemaster of
Lowell House for 23 years. He
received his PhD from
Harvard in 1963...
- the
Housemaster at the time, but in the late 19th century this
pattern was abandoned, and all
Houses reverted to the name of
their first Housemaster. This...
- "house"
referred to a
boarding house at the school. In this case, the
housemaster or
housemistress in
charge of the
house is in loco
parentis to the pupils...
