Word: designate
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...competition for the design of the 1917 Senior buttons, open to all members of the class, will close on next Saturday at 1 o'clock, when all drawings must be sent to R. Baldwin '17, secretary, 28 Plympton street. The designs should be simple in character, yet neat in appearance and effect. The executive committee of the class will act as judges, and the winner will be awarded a free button...
...cover design, representing the Regiment marching through Harvard square on its first Sunday "hike" is strikingly significant and appropriate at this time with thoughts of mammoth preparedness parades that have been, and are to be, buzzing about in the undergraduate's brain. Another artistic layout of regimental pictures supplements the cover design...
...idea of the present Advocate seal--Pegasus tethered to a dictionary--originated with Arthur Hale '80, and the design was drawn by Miss Ellen Day Hale. An earlier seal--the stork with the caducens--was designed by Lester W. Clark '75. The Advocate still retains the motto of the Collegian, "Dulce est periculum," as well as the original Advocate motto, "Veritas nihil veretur...
...order to have the Senior buttons for the class of 1917 ready for the opening of college next fall, there will be a competition for the design, open to all members of the class. The designs should be simple in character, yet neat in appearance and effect. The executive committee of the class will act as judges and the winner will be awarded a free button. Designs must be sent to R. Baldwin '17, secretary, 28 Plympton street, before 1 o'clock on Saturday...
Jean Vernon Wilson, Master in Architecture 1915, of Pittsburgh, Pa., has been awarded the Robinson Fellowship in Architecture for 1916-18. The design of James Hicks Stone, Master in Architecture 1915, of Fayetteville, Ark., was placed second and was highly commended. The subject for the competition this year was "A Monument to the Unknown Dead in a Great War," to be placed on the banks of a river against a steep hill. The jury consisted of Dr. Charles Allerton Coolidge '81 and Guy Lowell '92, acting with the instructors in the School...