Word: junior
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...been decided by the Junior class to hold a smoker within the next two weeks, and in preparation for this, a committee has been chosen, which was announced yesterday. The following members of the class of 1920 have been appointed: R. W. Emmons, chairman; S. Frothingham, H. F. Gibbs, L. T. Lanman, R. A. Lancaster, J. F. Lee, B. Lewis, R. H. Ware, L. M. Weld, and R. B. Williamson. These men will meet in the immediate future to decide definitely on the date of the smoker and discuss plans...
This is the first opportunity that the whole class of 1922 has had to hear Dr. Fitch. Although he spoke to a group of the Junior S. A. T. C. early this fall, he has not been able to make the trip from Amherst to address the entire class since the return of the College to its normal basis...
Among the candidates for the Yale tennis team are several star players. The list includes Garland, eight on the national ranking list, former Metropolitan Junior Champion and captain of this year's team; Simmons, state champion of Montana; and Banks...
With a subscription of $11,400 yesterday, the Sophomore Class went over the top on the third day of the University Victory Liberty Loan Campaign, exceeding their assigned quota of $9,100 by over 2,000 dollars. The Junior Class was second with $900, the Freshman Class third with $300, and the Seniors last, with only $150 subscribed. The College total for the day was $13,000, which, added to the previous collection, brings the total to $18,600,--over one-half of the quota for the drive. Two hundred and fifty dollars was raised yesterday from the University...
Designs for the College Victory Liberty Loan poster should be left at the CRIMSON Building not later than 6 o'clock this evening. These posters may be of any size and should be in not more than three colors. ASSIGN UNIVERSITY QUOTA Class Amount Senior, $ 4,150 Junior, 7,000 Sophomore, 9,100 Freshman, 9,750 Total, 30,000 Raised last year...