Word: leavitte
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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Every ticket in the cheering sections is stamped for either a crimson or it white handkerchief, and the man whose ticket is marked "red handkerchief" should obtain it by applying at Leavitt and Peirce...
Holders of cheering section seats should call at Leavitt and Peirce's for red and white handkerchiefs to be used in forming the "H" at the game tomorrow. Every ticket in the chering section is stamped for either a red or a white handkerchief. It is essential to the proper appearance of the "H" that the holders of these tickets have their handkerchiefs at the game...
Therefore, is it that I write this appeal for some recognition of our loss; for some slight word from the CRIMSON that the death of our staunch friend. Mr. Leavitt, may not pass unheeded by all of us students of Harvard University, whom he knew and loved. Punar L. Saldonstall...
...Handicap Trophy, breaking thirty-three out of fifty birds. Nathaniel Hathaway '22 was second handicap winner with thirty-four, while R. D. Hale '23 won a leg on the Season Scratch Trophy with a score of forty-one. The Gun Club's two trophies will be on exhibition in Leavitt and Peirce's window during the remainder of the week...
...rebuke from Mr. Saltonstall, as published in the next column, is merited. The CRIMSON can only apologize for the omission and explain that it was the result of a misunderstood order. We concur sincerely with the sentiments expressed in the letter and assure the many friends of Mr. Leavitt that, despite our tardiness, we share with them their sense of loss in his death...