Word: customs
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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According to the custom of having club races each year, the Eliot and Thayer crews will row at a regatta to be held in May. The line-ups at present are as follows...
Before the end of this week all the Freshman oarsmen will be transferred to the Weld Boat Club and Newell will be used exclusively by University and upperclass eights as was the custom before the war. The management hopes to transfer the Freshmen to their new quarters today. During the war, Weld Boat Club was given over to the Navy...
...fact that only fifteen days remain in which to order them. The Class picture will be taken shortly after April 15 and no man will be allowed to appear in it without cap and gown. All Seniors must wear gowns on Class Day, and it has been the custom, in past years, for all members of the graduating class to wear them daily from 9 until 1 o'clock after May 1. These many reasons make it apparent that every member of the class should secure a cap and gown...
This is return to a pre-war custom of long standing. The collection is made up of all kinds of objects, and is especially famous for its remarkable paintings...
...this will transpire provided the Seniors do not delay ordering their caps and gowns. To some men the price of a new outfit may seem excessive but none should find the cost of hiring one a deterrent from adhering to this time-honored custom. Caps and gowns are essential on Class Day and the burdens of the Class Day Committee will be greatly lightened by immediate action on the part of each individual Senior...