Word: contestant
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been definitely decided to meet Yale in the final game on June 1, at New Haven, and not at Cambridge, as had been considered. The University's game with Princeton on April 27 will be the first game of the season, as well as the first contest of the triangular series...
...rules governing the contest are simple. Both music and verses must be composed by Freshmen, without outside assistance, although both need not be done by one man; two competitors may collaborate if they wish. The song to be finally selected must be light and lively, and though no ragtime will be accepted, the music should not be too solemn. The winning song will remain the permanent class song and will also form an important part of the jubilee program...
According to present plans the subject of the contest will be announced by the University Debating Council on April 22, the first day following the spring recess. The privilege for the final wording of the question would be granted to Yale, who is to announce the definite phrasing of the subject not latter than April 25. If Yale changes the time of the final debate, these dates would correspondingly be advanced one week...
Definite announcement will soon be made about the customary competition for a class song, which will be an especial feature of the Jubilee. This contest will be open to all members of the class...
Arthur Acy Rouner '20, of Omaha, Neb., was awarded first prize in the fourth annual Lee Wade II Prize Speaking contest held last night in Sanders Theatre. Second prize was won by Whitfield Whittemore Johnson '20, of Galva, Ill.; and third by William Hettleman '19, of Baltimore, Md.; while Thomas Harold Greenberg '19, of Dorchester, received honorable mention...