Word: tree
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...will be sold to seniors and past members of the class at 10 Holworthy at the following times: Today, Tuesday, June 14, 1.30-3.30 p. m.; Wednesday, June 15, 1.30-3.30 p. m.; Friday, June 17, 1.30-3.30 p. m. Seniors may buy one package, containing 2 Sanders, 8 Tree and 10 Memorial tickets, at each of the first two sales. At the second sale packages containing five Yard and five Memorial tickets will be sold to graduating members of other departments of the University. Yard tickets may be bought at 10 cents each at any of the first three...
SIRS: - Perhaps the part of Class Day that creates most wide-spread excitement is the exercises at the tree. It is only natural that there should be an excited curiosity attending these exercises, for when one enters the enclosure one can never tell what one will see before one comes away. For the last few years past of what one has seen has been disgraceful. A certain amount of good, natural "scrapping" adds to the fun, but when men get to fighting so that their classmates have to pull them apart it is disgusting, and it must be especially...
...arrangements for Class Day are fast nearing completion, only a few minor details remaining yet to be settled. This year the whole of the gymnasium yard will be enclosed and there will be three hundred more seats at the Tree Exercises than...
Seniors are requested to appear in cap and gown on Class Day. Until the exercises at the tree they will wear black coats, white ties, and dark trousers. After the tree they may wear dress suits, but the cap and gown must be retained, unless removed for convenience while dancing...
...fiction numbers are well written. "A Summer Wooing" is a pretty picture of the wooing of an old Quaker. Miss Ethel Davis contributes the first number of a serial story called "Leunett," "A Family Tree" is a simple tale but with a pleasing air of "ye olden time" in both character and description...