Word: junior
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...long, winding line of trenches in Europe seem a short step when the tragic news of some comrade's death is flashed to us. The reality of the stern trials and the heroic sacrifices demanded by the great game of war is vividly brought home. Ronald Hoskier of the Junior class is the first Harvard undergraduate to make the final and glorious sacrifice for the cause of humanity and democracy. The many acquaintances of Hoskier sincerely mourn the loss of a friend whose exceptional qualities were recognized and admired by all who came in contact with...
...present who fulfill the requirements for the regular camp at Plattsburg should at once make application for the camp beginning May 8 at the headquarters at 42 Water Street. Captain Cordier is making every possible effort in Washington to have either a junior or a federal camp established here, but we shall not know whether he is successful for a few days. In the meantime the enrolments for the federal camps are coming in very fast. Therefore the safest plan for the man who wishes to be in the first "Ten Thousand" is to place his application for the Plattsburg...
...MacDougall '18, chairman of the Junior Dinner Committee, announced last night that the Junior dinner originally set for Monday evening, April 30, has been indefinitely postponed. This action, similar to that already taken by 1920, will in all probability be followed by the Sophomores within the next few days. Not only are the classes greatly depleted by various calls to the colors, but in the case of the Juniors existing conditions have resulted in a smaller class collection than usual, which might not stand the financial strain incurred by a dinner...
...great public schools of England had much the same system as the colleges before the war with the junior branch of the Officers' Training Corps. At the end of their courses the graduates mostly went into civil life, but the experience they received in military drill while in the schools proved invaluable when the time for action came. You see, when the war broke out there was an immediate call for officers and instantly there was a response from 25,000 of the old boys, who had received training as officers in the different colleges and schools...
...Junior.--Bow, Jordan; 2, Briggs; 3, Storer; 4, Poor; 5, Burr; 6, Weld; 7, Williams; stroke, Balch; cox., Hawkins...