Word: stadium
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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More than $2500 has been distributed to the 50 students who worked the concessions in the Stadium this fall, it was announced yesterday by R. T. Sharpe '28, secretary for student employment. It is usually planned to pay the stand workers $4 a week and the captains of each stand $6, but this year the concessions were so profitable that a bonus of 21 percent of his total salary was paid to each man in addition to his regular wages...
...explaining the system by which stands in the Stadium are run, Sharpe pointed out that entire charge of the concessions is given to two undergraduate or graduate managers who supervise the buying for and organization of the stands. These managers are paid a salary after all the stand workers and captains have received their fees. Under these two men is one assistant manager and two captains who are in charge of each side of the Stadium. There are eight stands in all, four on a side, and a section captain controls four of the booths, with a captain in charge...
Plans for a charity football game in the Harvard Stadium this fall have been definitely abandoned, it was announced today by W. G. Ochre '11, representative of Mayor Curley, and F. V. McMenimen, Cambridge City Councillor, who have been endeavoring to line up two teams to play a contest for the benefit of Cambridge and Boston unemployed...
...timing of the events, over those of the years immediately preceding it were so marked and so successful and encouraging that we would like to suggest continuing this arrangement and adding improvement wherever possible and to call your attention to the Exercises which take place in the Harvard Stadium on that day, in the belief that this ceremony could be and should be improved in a way to make it more attractive to your guests. Last year this event took place at 5.30 o'clock and the program consisted of the following...
...presentation of the Class Banner to the Freshman Class. This is intended to symbolize the relinquishment of their duties as undergraduates by the Senior Class to the Freshman Class and to show that the Senior Class has now joined the body of Graduates, who have just marched into the Stadium, and are prepared to carry their share of the duties and responsibilities of Graduates of Harvard College...