Word: juniore
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Association in Holden Chapel last evening was very poorly attended, ten men only being present. The following is the list of officers, all of whom were elected by acclamation: President, P. S. Sears, '89; vice-president, T. Tailer, '89; secretary and treasurer, S. W. Sturgis, '90; senior director, Lee; junior director, R. D. Brown; sophomore director, Q. A. Shaw; freshman director, Chase. After tendering a vote of thanks to the secretary for the efficient manner in which he had fulfilled the duties of his office, the meeting adjourned...
...arrangements for the torchlight procession have decided upon the following uniform : Crimson dress coat trimmed with black collar and cuffs, black false vest and white bosom. These will be worn by all the classes. The senior class will wear blue pantaloons with broad white stripes at the sides; the junior class, orange pantaloons with black stripes; the sophomore class, green pantaloons with white stripes, and the freshman class white pantaloons with crimson stripes. Black beaver hats will be worn by all, each having the class number painted upon it in large white figures. It is believed that the uniform will...
...annual fall regatta of the class crews at Yale is to take place October 13 on Lake Saltonstall. The junior crew that won the race last spring will be made up of the same men that rowed then. They are as follows: Sweeter, bow; H. S. Burroughs, 2; Glison, 3; Field, 4; Newell, 5; James, 6; Burroughs, 7; Harrison, stroke...
...proceeded to the further election of officers. M. E. W. Grew, '89, was elected vice-president, Mr. R. H. Post, '91, secretary, Mr. C. B. Barnes, '90, treasurer, Mr. W. K. Post, '90, executive officer and Messrs. P. Marquand, R. D. Ware, G. N. Lamb, directors from the senior, junior and sophomore classes respectively. At the conclusion of the meeting, it was decided to hold the first shoot at Watertown on next Friday...
...following statistics have been gleaned from the 101 voters in the senior and junior classes of Princeton. There are 62 Republicans, 27 Democrats, 3 Prohibitionists, 6 doubtful, 2 did not care, and 1 Socialist...