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...requested to send in their "Lives" and address postals to the secretary at once. As it is almost impossible to get such postals and class lives after graduation, it is absolutely essential that they be in before Class Day. The secretary will furnish additional blanks to men who have mislaid them, immediately on receipt of notification to that effect. C. C. LITTLE, Secretary, 6 Holyoke Place...
Seniors are requested to send in their pledge cards as soon as possible. If the pledge cards have been mislaid, others may be obtained by applying at 28 Plympton street. P. WYMAN, Treasurer
...secretary at once. It is absolutely essential that all such postals and class lives should be sent in before Class Day, and the earlier they are sent in the greater will be the accuracy of the information. The secretary will furnish additional blanks to men who have mislaid them immediately on receipt of a notification to that effect. C. C. LITTLE, Secretary, 6 Holyoke Place...
...will greatly facilitate the work of the treasurer if all men in the class of 1910 will send in their pledges to the class fund at once. If the pledge cards have been mislaid others may be obtained by applying at 28 Plympton street...
From the small number of permanent address postals and class lives that have been sent in, it seems probable that many men must have mislaid the postal cards which were sent to them. If such men will notify me I shall send duplicates at once. It is absolutely necessary that all such postals and class lives should be sent in before Class Day, and the earlier that they are sent in the greater will be the accuracy of these two most important sources of permanent information. C. C. LITTLE, Secretary, 6 Holyoke Place...