Word: mementoes
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...enveloped by unkind fate in the dark storm of war, we are threatened by irreparable loss. The Senior Picnic has gone, the Pudding Show has gone. And many of our classmates have gone, often leaving behind the sad memento of their debts. Yet the worst of all may overwhelm us. The goodies will...
Seniors and Freshmen are reminded of their class pictures. Nothing is more interesting as a memento of undergraduate days than a photograph of the class, which, despite strong tendencies to the contrary, in still in every way the unit of College life. Every man should be present promptly at the hour stated...
...plan of having the medal made originated at the meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs in St. Louis in 1905, when it was proposed to have a medal struck which would combine in itself a portrait of President Eliot, and a memento of the College. The matter was taken up by Mr. Frederick A. Delano '85, and through the kindness of Mr. Henry Walter S. '74, the distinguished French medallist, Leon Deschamps, was engaged to design the medal. The above cuts illustrate the medal very well, and are accurate in size. President Eliot's portrait is on one side...
...thousand of these medals are to be struck in bronze, and if there is demand for more, fresh dies can be prepared and more medals struck off. These medals will not only combine a good bas-relief of President Eliot by a famous medallist, but also a memento of the College...
...little book, arranged by two undergraduates and entitled "Portraits of the Harvard Faculty," is intended, according to the preface, "primarily for Students, to give them a memento of Harvard and a better acquaintance with the teachers of the University." The portraits of the faculty, preachers to the University and others which the book contains, while necessarily small in most places, are excellent likenesses, in spite of the fact that a few of them were originally taken some years back. The book does not contain portraits of the entire teaching force of the University, for it is neither possible nor necessary...