Word: junior
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1910-1919
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...were elected to represent the Society in the Student Council: C. L. Sherman '17, W. M. Horton '17, W. Silz '17. The first two and R. M. Foster '17 were appointed to serve on the scholarship committee of the Society. At the next meeting the members of the "Junior Eight" will be elected from the names of the twelve highest ranking Juniors in College, together with 22 Seniors who are selected from the names of the 44 highest Seniors, exclusive of those already members of the Society...
...Junior Class: D. M. Little, Jr., J. Melcher, W. O. Morgan, J. K. Olyphant, Jr., F. E. Parker, Jr., R. J. H. Powell, Jr., C. DeRham, C. W. Timpson, A. D. Weld...
...present system does not allow more than forty men to be elected from each class. At the beginning of each year the College Office sends to the "Junior Eight" of the previous year the names of the twelve highest Seniors, exclusive of those already members of the society. From these names eight Juniors and twenty-two Seniors are chosen. Thus the society is composed of thirty men from the Senior Class, and eight, the so-called "Junior Eight," from the Junior Class. Later in the year five more Seniors may receive election, and at the end of the year...
...writing competition. The news competitions are held for men in the last half of the Freshman year, and in both halves of the Sophomore year. The business manager's competition is held in the first half of the Sophomore year. Editorial writers may compete in both halves of the Junior year...
...Harvard Regiment was notable for its size and for the cooperative spirit of its members, which was at least equal to that at the Junior Plattsburg camp. Naturally many of its enlistments were the result of mob psychology. It was one of the things that was "being done...