Word: seniors
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...years ago "Life" magazine singled out Harvard as having the leading football managerial system in the country. The coming competition will give ambitions Freshmen a chance to become associated with this system and may eventually lead the way to one of the three top-ranking Senior positions: Varsity Manager, Junior Varsity Manager, and Freshman Senior Associate Manager...
...during spring football practice determines the five men among the candidates of the previous fall's competition, to be chosen as Sophomore Second Assistant Football Managers for the coming fall. To one of these five Sophomores goes the post of Assistant Manager his Junior year, and Varsity Manager his Senior year. The decision is disclosed immediately following the Varsity Yale game...
Positions as Assistant Junior Varsity Manager and Assistant Freshman Associate Manager are also awarded to the second and third runners-up in the Sophomore Competition. These two men, as Juniors, have active jobs with regard to their respective teams; and, as Seniors, they become the Senior Managers in charge of Junior Varsity and Freshman Football (excluding the last two weeks of the Freshman Season, which are under the sole control of the newly appointed Freshman Manager...
Franklin King, Jr. is the Senior Varsity Manager this year. Helping him are Seniors Tyler Peabody and Richard Jackson, Juniors David Place (Asst. Var.), George Day (Asst. J.V.), and Rufus Walker (Asst. Assoc. Fresh.), and the five Sophomore competitors, David Arnold, Worthy Campbell, Joseph Cummings, Roger Putnam, and William Walker
...senior class used to go about $2,-000 in the hole every year. Morse found that 1) each class automatically ordered 10,000 folding chairs for Class Day, although 4,000 were never unfolded; 2) tradition dictated that bay trees must adorn Class Day dances, although the only bay trees available, always rented from the same company, had become "mangy" from age, storms and costly trips to & from Cambridge; 3) Japanese lanterns were strung up at an annual cost of $1,000 long after the arrival of daylight saving made them unnecessary. Morse cut Class Day and Commencement chair costs...