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Yesterday afternoon $219.85 was contributed toward the Senior Picnic Fund by the Freshmen when the annual class pictures were taken. Although the event went off very smoothly, with no Freshman casualties reported, the upper classmen are entirely satisfied with the results of their work...
...Senior smoker held in the Living Room of the Union last evening, H. C. Flower, First Marshal of the Class, announced Friday, May 23, as the date for the annual Senior Picnic. On that day all cuts by members of the class of 1919 not on probation will be excused by the College Office, in order that the whole class may participate in the picnic. This is the first time that this event has been held since the beginning...
...usual, activities will start early on the day of the picnic. The whole class will assemble and will go to the wharf in a special car, where a ferryboat will meet them to take them out to an island in the harbor. The picnickers will be supplied with caps in the class colors, horns, badges, and tin cups, as well as swimming tights for those who wish to take part in the swimming program...
...since the war. This gathering of 1919 is an important one, in as much as it is the last meeting before Class Day, at which subjects of class interest may be considered. Men prominent in the class will speak on Senior activities this spring, including plans for the coming picnic, picture and Class Day. The speakers tonight are: H. C. Flower, first marshal of the class; C. A. Clark, Jr., chairman of the Class Day Committees; L. K. Garrison, class treasurer; and Charles Jackson '98, general secretary of the Alumni Association...
Freshmen are to come prepared for the customary Senior collection of funds for the spring picnic. The custom of taking a collection from the Freshman class to defray expenses for the Senior picnic will be revived after a lapse of two years because...