Word: senior
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Senior elections...
Owing to the fact that several Seniors who were asked to act as Senior Advisers were unable to do so, a revised list has been prepared in which certain necessary corrections and additions have been made, Seniors are asked to read this list carefully and observe changes. In cases where advisers are uncertain as to what Freshmen are on their lists, they can check their lists by consulting Miss Wallingford in University...
...election of Senior officers is one of the most important events in the history of a class. It is important not only because it is the final undergraduate honor that a class can bestow, but because the voters are aware that the officers they now choose will be permanent, and will be the leaders at all the class reunions. They realize that the world will judge the class of 1920 largely by the men it selects for the important offices; that their choice is taken to represent the best which the class can produce...
...spots in the group of officers. Class spirit and attachment to Harvard grow with every year. With the realization that these men will be the ones to hold the class together as an active unit, all personal favoritism should be laid aside in electing the final representatives of the Senior Class...
...list of nominees for offices in the Senior Class elections which was published yesterday as it stood when nominations closed on Sunday evening has since been modified by the resignation of several members of the class from candidacy for office. The following resignations were received yesterday and accepted by the Class Nominating Committee: From the ballot for class treasurer: W. R. Belknap, Jr., D. C. Hawkins, Ford Hibbard, A. E. Kirk, and E. A. McCouch...