Word: ticketes
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...competitions for Class Day ticket designs and for the Class Hymn, open to all Seniors, have been extended to Saturday, March 24. So far not a single design has been submitted, and it is absolutely necessary that some be turned in soon. The Yard tickets, Stadium tickets and Memorial Hall tickets, Stadium tickets and Memorial Hall tickets will all be drawn by members of the class, and free tickets are offered by the committee to the successful candidate...
Manager, H. G. Reynolds '17; stage manager, E. A. Whitney '17; ticket manager, C. Higginson...
Competitions are now open to all Seniors for Class Day ticket designs and for the Class Hymn. The Yard tickets, Stadium tickets and Memorial Hall tickets will all be drawn by members of the class, and free tickets are offered by the committee to the successful competitors...
...competitor desiring information or wishing to alter the ticket design in any way should communicate with H. H. Dadmun '17, Thayer 8, to whom all designs must be sent by Saturday, March...
...encouraging. The office recommends students and graduates as tutors and for such work as is available. In comparison with 1914-15, the figures show an increase of 29 men employed, but with a decrease of $5,297.86 earned. Including the $7,000 earned by students employed as coaches, clerks, ticket takers, etc., by the H. A. A., students earned $85,120.76 during 1915-16. Of the total of 618 men who secured employment, 411 worked in term-time and 207 in the summer. Through the aid of the Business School and the Harvard Club of New York, 56 men secured...