Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Morse '07, who spoke on the "Senior Board," pointed out that some of the most helpful suggestions this year had come from graduate editors, and expressed the desire that graduates should take an even more active interest. He described the two new boards, which had been established during the past year: the Graduate Advisory Board and the Editorial Board, which assists the president in his work...
...strong endeavor is being made by the Class Day Committee to keep Class Day exclusively for Seniors and their immediate friends, all members of the Senior Class are earnestly requested not to promise or offer tickets as fees to anyone whomsoever. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...Seniors are reminded that next Wednesday, being the first day of May, will the the first day for wearing caps and gowns. As this old custom of wearing caps and gowns during the month of May is of great value to the class, it is especially desirable that every Senior be prepared to wear them. All gowns ordered before April 1 are now ready for delivery at Brine's, and should be secured before Wednesday. Men who have not yet been measured should take advantage of the few remaining opportunities to order their gowns at once. CLASS DAY COMMITTEE...
...Senior and Freshman class pictures will be taken on Tuesday, May 7, at 1 o'clock, behind Memorial Hall. A stand will be built on the eastern corner, capable of holding 600 men. All members of both classes should keep the date open, and be present promptly at 1 o'clock, in order that complete class groups may be obtained...
Yesterday afternoon the Senior shooting team won the class championship by defeating the Freshmen on Soldiers Field in the final match of the interclass series by the score of 145 to 131, out of a possible 200. N. C. Nash '07 had the best score with 42 out of a possible 50. Cups, donated by the University Shooting Club, will be presented to the members of the Senior team. The summary...