Word: upperclassmen
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Song leaders have been chosen from each of the Freshman halls as follows: Gore, William MacNeill Rodewald, Jr.; Smith, Alden French; Standish, Seymour Wadsworth. The leaders will be aided in handling their choruses by pianists from each building and by several upperclassmen. The accompanists who have been selected by the jubilee committee are Paul Tishman for Gore, and Wendell Davis for Standish. The pianist from Smith will be announced tonight...
...members of the class of 1921, have now been made public. All compositions must be handed in at the office in the Music Building before noon, April 23. The best song among those submitted will be chosen by Dr. A. T. Davison '06 and a committee of upperclassmen...
...hands of the University in Friday's game, which the latter won by a score of 9 to 6. The good hitting which has been noticeable throughout the season was in evidence in yesterday's engagement, although a few of the runs made were due to errors, the upperclassmen making four and the Freshmen six. Fielding has been the weak point of both squads throughout the spring, but it is expected that warm weather and the hardening of the diamond will remedy this fault in some degree at least...
...probable that within a few days a group of upperclassmen will be chosen to aid the leaders in training their choruses. Such a group would also act as general advisers to the members of the committee...
Coxswains for the University squad are still in demand, only four upperclassmen having as yet reported for duty. Positions for at least three more are still open, while others coming out will be given frequent opportunities to go on the river. The need for coxswains from 1921 is not so pressing, but more candidates from that class are still desired. Previous training is not required. Prospective coxswains should report at Newell this afternoon previous to the time set for crews to go on the river...