Word: tupper
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Seniors are also urged to return the proofs of their pictures to Tupper immediately after they have made their choice, as the engravings must now be made. 1912 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
Seniors are also urged to hand in their class lives at once. If the blanks have been lost or misplaced, new ones may be obtained from Tupper's Studio or Holworthy...
...already sent his life to the committee should do so at once. This matter should not be allowed to slide, as it will cause the committee much inconvenience to hunt up the late ones in order that the book may be complete. More blanks may be obtained at Tupper's or at Holworthy 7. 1912 PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE...
...last half-year has begun and the excuse of mid-years interfering with men making their appointments is gone. Now the committee expects that all men of the Senior class, who have not already had their appointments made for their photographs at Tupper's Studio should do so at once. If a man cannot have his photograph taken at once this ought not to hinder him from making an appointment, for such can be made for any future date, not necessarily for the present week. Every man should take it upon himself to have his appointment made during the coming...
...last group of men in the Senior class, from Nicholson to Ziegel, inclusice, are asked to make appointments at Tupper's Studio, Harvard Square, today or tomorrow. Also those men who are not in this group and who have not already made their appointments, are especially urged to attend to this matter at once. Men leaving at mid-years should have had their pictures taken by this time...