Word: presse
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Senior Photographic Committee, through the kindness of the University Press, have been able to secure a "dummy" of the class album, which is now on exhibition at Notman's. This dummy shows the general form and size of the album, its binding and the quality of the paper, printing and half-tone work. A great many improvements have been made over recent albums, chiefly the publication of a short sketch of the life of each man. In 1901 and 1902 a so-called "Class Book" was issued containing a sketch of each man and a class history: this book...
...North is a prominent journalist and statistician, having been successively managing editor of the Utica Morning Herald, president of the New York State Associated Press, and editor and proprietor of the Albany Express. President McKinley appointed him a member of the United States Industrial Commission in 1898, but he resigned the next year to become chief statistician of manufactures for the twelfth census. In 1903 he was appointed director of the United States census bureau. He is the author of "An American Textile Glossary," "A History of the American Wool Manufacture," and of numerous pamphlets on economic and industrial subjects...
...short and informal reception will precede the dinner. The toastmaster will be W. Field and the speakers will be as follows: P. O. Mills, "Athletics"; A. C. Travis. "The Press"; H. C. Roelvink, "The Future"; and R. H. Oveson, "The Class." The committee on arrangements is composed as follows: G. Aertsen, H. C. Egan, C. Ehlermann, Jr., P. O. Mills, R. H. Oveson, W. A. Schick, Jr., A. M. Scully, R. C. Sturgis, Jr., and C. J. Webber. The reception committee will consist of the committee on arrangements and the following additional men: D. J. Hurley, H. D. Kernan...
...Sophomore class dinner, will take place at the Hotel Somerset at 7.30 o'clock this evening. R. M. Poor will act as toastmaster, and the following toasts will be responded to: "The Class," J. D. Nichols; "Athletics," O. D. Filley; "The Press," C. D. Morgan; "The Debating Club," A. E. Wood...
...Hall, chairman, W. L. Weston, H. F. Evans, R. L. Bacon, and A. E. McCarty, will have general supervision in receiving and seating the men. There will be no formal reception. N. F. Hall will act as toastmaster to the following toasts: "The Class," J. Reynolds, Jr.; "The Press," J. M. Morse; "The Musical Clubs," L. Harrison; "The Debating Club," E. J. David: "Athletics," F. K. Leatherbee. The class song, the words of which have been written by W. Goodwin and A. A. Dole, will be sung to the tune of "The Miller's Daughter." Music will be furnished...