Word: classe
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Senior Class football team played an informal game with Rindge Tech on Soldiers Field yesterday; the final score being Harvard 1930. 18, Rindge Tech, 0. This game was one of a series of informal contests which is held every year to give the players additional practice and more interest in competition because of the work against outside opponents...
Saturday afternoon a class team composed, of Juniors and Sophomores played Tabor Academy to a scoreless tie on Hoyt Field, Marion. Both teams played well on the defense, but were weak offensively...
...lost, however. The money that an early season football crowed will pay to see a good small college team utterly routed by a team far out of its class, will tide over many an evil day later in the athletic season. It may be sacrificing eleven good men and true on the altar of Mammon, but next year the same crowds will watch the same little teams mauled by the same big teams, all for the glory of the Alma Mater and the rightful share of the gate receipts...
...former position of fourth in popularity by attracting 62 candidates, which number, although less than last year and the year before, holds its place because of the decline in popularity of track, which last fall 'crew the unusually large squad of 83 candidates, as compared with 49 of the Class of 1933, and 47 of 1931 in its Freshman year...
This year, there is one new activity, which fulfills the requirements for Freshman physical exercise that of being in competition for one of the managerial positions. Three of last fall's occupations, one of which held sixth place in the ranking, have failed to make their appearance for the Class of 1933. Squash, which drew but three aspirants in 1928, and the gymnasium class, which has annually attracted a small number of Freshmen, are not listed this fall, while Equitation, heretofore an activity which had 40 to 50 followers, is no longer a satisfactory requirement for the demands...