Word: orderly
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Provisional lists of the members of the Senior class will be posted today in the Union, Memorial Hall, Randall Hall, and Leavitt & Peirce's. In order that Class Day Notices may be sent to all members of the class, it is necessary that this list should be complete and correct. As no tickets will be sold at the special rates for Seniors to anyone whose name is not on the Senior list, all members of the class are urged to look it over carefully, and send any corrections to Box C, Cambridge, before Saturday. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
About 150 proofs of Senior photographs have not yet been returned to Tupper's. It is essential that all outstanding proofs be returned before the April recess, to ensure publication in the Album. Saturday is the last day on which orders for the Album will be received. From all present indications the Album will be better than last year's, and every additional order makes the amount of material to be contained, so much the greater. Orders should be sent to G. W. Bailey, R. J. Walsh, S. T. Hubbard, or to Tupper...
Very few men who held football season tickets last fall, have taken advantage of the privilege offered by the Athletic Association, to buy baseball season tickets at $2. All men who intend to buy tickets at this price are urged to do so today, in order to avoid the rush before the baseball game tomorrow. These special tickets will not be sold elsewhere than at the Athletic Office, and men who desire them for use tomorrow must get them before 2 o'clock, as the ofice will close at that hour. Regular $3 tickets may be obtained at Leavitt & Peirce...
...very few tickets have been sold it is important, in order to insure having the dinner held, that members of the class who intend going should buy tickets before 12 o'clock today. They will be on sale until that time at $2 each, at the Union, Leavitt & Peirce's, and Butler...
...winning Luce. Thwarted on all sides, he is sent to Moldavia, where the Sultan's daughter, Pompiona, is made to fall in love with him. He escapes from this love-match, however, by means of his guardian angel, whom he calls Susan; but he is finally slain by the orders of the citizen, in order to end the play...