Word: wears
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...work of arranging for Class Day, the committee took into consideration the arrangements of preceeding years. It will be recalled that ninety-seven was obliged by the Corporation to make three changes in their arrangements for the Tree exercises. First, to lower the flowers about the Tree; second, to wear ordinary street clothes instead of football suits; and, third, to reduce the seating capacity about the Tree from four thousand to three thousand seats. As a result of the first two changes the scrap was almost entirely done away with, since the wreath was so low, and the costumes...
...following men who played on the second eleven last fall are entitled to wear the "H. 2nd": J. S. Graydon '98, F. R. Stoddard '99, C. C. Bull '98, G. M. Sargent '99, E. Gray 1900, V. L. Littig 3L., A. R. Sargent 1900, T. Hoague '98, J. N. Trainer 1900, T. H. Maguire 2M., P. F. J. Gierasch '98, G. B. Hanavan 2L., and E. Wadsworth...
...make-up of the Yale nine which starts on its southern trip next week will be as follows: Pitchers, Fearey and Cadwalader; catchers, Keifer and Sullivan; first base, Wadsworth and Wear; second base, De Saulles and Hazen; shortstop, Camp; third base, Robson; outfied, Greenway (captain), Atkin, Wallace and Eddy...
...been suggested in your columns that Seniors should wear some distinguishing mark such as the cap without the gown and that thus they could recognize one another. The Class Committee have objected to this scheme. But would not some such mark be desirable? Why would it not be feasible to have small badges made such as buttons, of the class colors, and distributed among the members...
Comparatively few wear the colored hatbands, even in the weather for straw hats. It would seem as if some plan should be adopted to bring the classmates into closer contact, even though that contact be only momentary...