Word: springing
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Four members have returned to the board from the service, among them Alexander B. Royce 3L, who was elected President in 1919. The officers for this year, some of who were elected last spring, are as follows; President, Cloyd Laporte 3L; Treasurer, G. F. Ludington 3L; Case Editor, Leo Gottlieb 3L; Note Editor, Sigurd Ueland 3L; and Book Review Editor, R. Oppenheimer...
...November, twenty-two of the forty-four highest Seniors and eight of the twelve highest Juniors in scholastic fields will be elected members of the society. After mid-years five more seniors will be elected, and an additional five seniors will be taken in just after graduation. In these spring elections distinction in outside activities will be considered, as well as scholastic excellence. The society will keep in view the men who were forced to drop back one or more classes on account of time spent in the service. This will not count against a man if he is eligible...
There will be a manager for each team and candidates for the positions should report today to P. Jackson '21 at Dunster 20 at 1.05 o'clock. Credit gained in this competition will be held over for the Freshman tennis managerial competition in the spring...
...Class of 1920 had considered erecting a gate as a memorial to those of its members who lost their lives in the European war. Last spring it was thought that the general Harvard Memorial would not get under way for several years, in which case subscriptions for the two memorials would not have been conflicting. As a matter of fact, the big memorial is now under way, and it would be a mistake to detract any subscriptions at all from...
...accordance with the amendment to the class constitution adopted last spring, the officers of the Class of 1921 have nominated the following officers; for President, W. Davis and T. H. Mills; for vice-president, A. Houghton and G. S. Baldwin, Jr.; for secretary-treasurer, R. E. Larsen and H. R. Atkinson...