Word: junior
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...success of the Junior Dinner held last night is highly gratifying. There was enough jollity to stir a warm sense of fellowship; enough seriousness to indicate that the fellowship was not assumed for the occasion but would long abide. For once, certainly, a class-feeling was revealed, sincere and strong...
...hundred and thirty-three men have signed the blue-book at Leavitt and Peirce's for the Junior Dinner. The dinner will be at the Tremont House tonight at seven o'clock and no one will be admitted without a ticket. Men are again reminded that no dress suits will be worn...
...should not 'Varsity Day bring together in Sanders Theatre the senior, junior and sophomore classes, seated together under the presidency of their officers, the faculty in a body, the representatives of the Corporation and Overseers, and finally the new-comers, graduates, Law School men, college freshmen, entering and seeing at a glance in the great assemblage something of what Harvard is? Then, as this year, representative students on the platform to speak as they only can speak to other students. Would not such a ceremony be one long remembered by the new arrivals? Would it not give the younger among...
...less than a hundred men have signed for the Junior Dinner and as today is the last day for signing, the committee wishes to urge every man in the class to sign today. The dinner can not be a success unless nearly a hundred more men sign...
Tonight the blue-book for the junior dinner will be taken from Leavitt and Peirce's, and, before it goes, it ought to receive the signatures of at least eighty more men. The class has about three hundred and fifty members, and yet last night at half past ten only eighty-nine men had expressed, in substantial form, their intention of attending the dinner. At least half of the class must be present in order to make the dinner a class occasion; with any smaller number the dinner may be never so delightful as a private party, but it could...