Word: classmen
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Dates: during 1920-1920
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...likelihood that the Freshman Jubilee will be cancelled this spring is almost incredible to the upper classmen who have taken part in that function in past years. It appears that the Freshman class is like a spoiled child who must be disciplined by the threat' of taking away one of his toys. There is little doubt that the class of 1923 has been spoiled. Now the very Jubilee itself is to be considered a gift from the Faculty and not a thing to be worked for by the class...
...studies. Typical programs in the various fields will be described, and their value discussed. There will be opportunity for members of the Freshman Class to ask questions from the floor. All Freshmen who have no other college engagement at this time are required to attend this meeting, and upper-classmen who are taking the course are excuse...
Previous training is not a necessity and there are many openings for teachers in various subjects. The office would be glad to talk about the work with any men-not only Seniors who are leaving the University this year, but with any lower classmen who are interested...
...Dramatic Club's spring production will report this afternoon at 5 o'clock at 32 Little Hall. The competition, which this year will be unusually short, lasting only four weeks, is open to all members of the College. Freshmen and Sophomores are especially desired, but upper classmen will be in no way handicapped. At the meeting this afternoon, the nature of the work required will be fully explained, and questions answered concerning details. Men interested in art will find in the three separate settings of the play, the action of which is laid in modern Spain, an unusual opportunity...
...Society further announces that this spring it will train three undergraduates who have never before flown, to qualify as pilots. The men chosen, preferably lower classmen, must be physically qualified to fly and must have their parents' consent. Men who attend some ground school during the war--such as the Technology school--but did not get to a flying field before the armistice, will be given first preference in selecting aspirants. As the Society will be under considerable expense in giving this training, the men chosen will be obliged to share in the expense. The cost to them, however, will...