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...Senior picture will be taken on the steps of Widener Library tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock. No Senior will be allowed in the picture without a cap and gown. One picture of 1917 without caps and gowns was taken on April 2, as it was thought necessary to take the photograph before many men left for military service...
...Widener Library tomorrow at 1 o'clock. The usual photographs of the class and the Freshmen were taken last Monday, several weeks earlier than in past years, because of the international situation, which may require many undergraduates to leave College. The Seniors as a result were photographed without their caps end gowns. The final order of gowns, however, has now arrived at the Co-operative and they will be ready for delivery tomorrow. No Senior will be allowed in the picture without a cap and gown...
...clock. Because of the international situation, which may require large numbers of undergraduates to leave College at short notice, the usual photographs of the class and of the Freshmen were taken Monday, several weeks earlier than last year, and as a result the Seniors were photographed without their caps and gowns, contrary to the usual custom. The first order of Senior caps and gowns has arrived, however, at the Co-operative, and are ready for delivery, and in order to facilitate the work of the Class Day Committee all members of the class should call for their gowns early...
...will begin today, when men belonging to companies A, B, and C will draw their equipment at the armory in Persis Smith Hall between 8 and 6 o'clock. Each man will receive a regulation olive drab woolen uniform consisting of a coat and breeches, a garrison or service cap, and a pair of canvas leggings...
...received at R. O. T. C. headquarters yesterday. Since several days will be required for sorting and counting, there will probably be no equipment distributed for at least a week. Each man will receive one regulation olive drab woolen uniform consisting of coat and breeches, one garrison or service cap, and one pair of canvas leggings. Later he will be issued a campaigning hat and hat-cord, a flannel shirt and a pair of shoes. This portion of the cadets' equipment, however, has not yet been received from the War Department, but will probably be on hand by the beginning...