Word: funds
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...recent additional subscriptions, in all $667, the pledged fund for the new gymnasium has been raised to a total of about $11,167. Since the last announcement, the Freshmen have added $299, the Seniors $164, the Juniors $108 and the Sophomores...
...past years the Freshmen will be expected to contribute to the Senior Class Fund. Each succeeding Freshman class for the last five or six years has given a larger sum than its predecessor until last year the Seniors gathered $150 in the baskets provided for the purpose. 1916 come well supplied...
...first installment of the pledges for the new gymnasium fund was made payable May 1 and should be sent by check made out to the Harvard Gymnasium Committee, care of Lee, Higginson & Company, Boston. The installment is one fourth of the total amount pledged. It is hoped that all subscribers will facilitate the work of collecting by attending to this at once...
...Dudleian Lectures were founded by Governor Paul Dudley who gave a fund for annual lectures on one of four successive subjects designated by him. Dr. Vernon, who was chosen to deliver the lecture this year, is a graduate of Princeton and of the Union Theological Seminary. He has studied in Germany, and for some time was minister of the Dartmouth College Church. Just before accepting the pastorship of the Harvard Congregational Church, he was a professor in the Yale Divinity School. The lecture will be open to the public...
Less than one-third of the members of the Senior class have sent in to the Class Treasurer their pledges, to the Class Fund. This response as compared with that of previous classes is lamentably slight, and not at all consistent with the prompt generosity shown by 1913 in giving for other purposes. A great deal of financial support is necessary to defray the expenses of class activities, and furthermore a good beginning is desired in building up the fund that will later revert to the College. To be sure demands for money for unusual purposes have been numerous this...