Word: junior
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...interest has been taken in fencing this year among the cadets of the Naval Academy and three professors have been busily employed giving instruction. The Columbia team will probably be composed of Townsend of last year's team, and two of the three men who took part in the junior contest on April 5. The judges selected are Dr. Hammond and Mr. Shaw of the N. Y. A. C., Dr. Echeverria and Mr. Bloodgood of the Racquet and Tennis Club, and Mr. Tatham of the N. Y. Fencers Club. The judging is to be after the French method. Each...
...junior crew has been rowing without change lately and has been coached as usual by Cameron. The crew is in fairly good form, though there is plenty of room for improvement in the few days which remain before the race. The order is: Stroke, Stevens; 7, Phelps; 6, Elder; 5, Duffield; 4, Chatman; 3, Kernan; 2, Sleeper; bow, Cornwell...
...vice-president. Throughout his course, Mr. Stokes has been a frequent attendant of the Yale Union, although he is one of the busiest men in college. He was fence orator in his freshman and sophomore years, a member of the sophomore German committee, and floor manager of the junior promenade. During a year or two he was a frequent contributor to the Yale "Lit," and last year won the Junior Exhibition Prize Speaking contest, which requires literary as well as oratorical ability. As chairman of the Ninety-six News Board, and in connection with his work as class deacon...
...Junior Crew will stay in Cambridge during the spring recess and will row twice a day during that time. Dunlop and Connor have been obliged to stop rowing on account of their studies and this has necessitated some changes in the boat. The crew has lately been rowing as follows...
...junior promenade of Brown will be held next Thursday evening in Sayles Memorial Hall...