Word: class
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...series of games soon after the Christmas vacation, lasting until the end of March. Meanwhile the best players of the squad will be formed into a regular Freshman team, but at all times men may either be moved up from the dormitory team or down from the class team. The dormitory teams will contest among themselves for the dormitory basketball title, to count in the All-Around Interdormitory series, and may also play teams made up of upperclassmen...
...hoped that among the number of men from the three upper classes and the various graduate schools who now play voluntarily at odd times, club, class, and graduate school teams may be formed. These aggregations will play regular schedules among themselves, arranged by the Physical Training Department. At present about 30 men, sometimes more, turn up on afternoons when the Hemenway Gymnasium is not in use and pick teams from their number. The department hopes that when the Freshmen have to a large degree moved down to their Athletic Building that many more men from the University at large will...
...election of Senior officers is one of the most important events in the history of a class. It is important not only because it is the final undergraduate honor that a class can bestow, but because the voters are aware that the officers they now choose will be permanent, and will be the leaders at all the class reunions. They realize that the world will judge the class of 1920 largely by the men it selects for the important offices; that their choice is taken to represent the best which the class can produce...
...should be chosen not because of what they have done, but the way they have done it; not solely for the number of prominent positions won, but for the qualities of leadership and character which have won them and which go to make the men fit representatives of the class now and a half a century from...
...ninth Monday evening meeting of the Freshman class the Reverend Frederick May Eliot '11 will speak on "The Adventure of Prayer" in the Smith Halls Common Room at 7 o'clock. Mr. Eliot, now Minister of the Unity Church of St. Paul, Minn., was formerly assistant minister at the First Unitarian Church of Cambridge...