Word: filles
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...principal problems before the captain and coaches this year will be to fill the pitcher's and left fielder's position, and to develop the rest of the outfield, which was very weak last year. Other positions to be filled are those of first and second bases and shortstop. As fewer men have been retained from the upper classes than in previous years, Freshmen having any baseball ability should come out on February...
Blank cards for subscriptions to the fund of the class of 1906 have been sent to all members of the class. The Treasurer urges every man in the class to fill out and return his card at once. If any member of the class does not receive a card he is requested to notify the Treasurer of the Senior class. Box D. Cambridge, at once. E. J. DIVES, Treasurer...
...blanks should be filled out immediately and sent to the Secretary of the Senior Class, Box D, Cambridge. Men should not hesitate to fill out their class "lives" in expectation of having more statistics to put in later in the year, as these can always be added by communicating with the Secretary. Experience in the past has proved that if the information requested is not sent in early in the winter it is apt to be overlooked and never returned...
...clothing received in this way will be used to fill emergency calls from the charitable institutions of Cambridge and Boston. The books and magazines will be sent to ships and hospitals...
Professor D. C. Lyon, Ph.D., who has been granted leave of absence for next year by the Corporation, will fill the position of director of the American School for Oriental Study and Research in Palestine during his year away. Since coming to the University in 1882, Professor Lyon has held a professorship in divinity, but his work has been exclusively relating to Semitic languages and history. He has been curator of the Semitic Museum since its foundation in 1890, and while travelling in Egypt and Palestine during the winter of 1901-02 he acquired many of the objects...