Word: presentation
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Harvard Aeronautical Society was formally organized at an enthusiastic meeting held in the Union yesterday evening. About three hundred men were were present, of whom two hundred and fifty became charter members. Opportunity will be given to all men who were unable to secure membership cards to become charter members at another meeting which will be held in the near future...
Captain Fish was the only speaker, as Coach Haughton was unable to be present. The University team this year is not composed of veterans like Yale's, which is considered invincible. Men like ours, however, prove better in the end than such an organization. Our material is as good as last year's and our chances for a victory are more than even. This year the team has again had the best coach in the country, and also the best secondary coaches for all departments. During the past week the team has shown remarkable improvement. In the Yale game...
Major Henry Lee Higginson, of the class of 1855, president of the club, will preside, and William Stickney Hall '69 will act as toastmaster. President Lowell will be present and will speak. Other speakers will be: Judge William Caleb Loring '72, James Freeman Curtiss '99, E. C. Cutler '09, J. Waid '10, captain of this year's crew, and F. M. Blagden '09. Owing to the large number of acceptances already received, a record attendance is expected. The committee on arrangements is as follows: chairman, T. K. Cummins '84; secretary, W. P. Wolcott '03; H. Blanchard...
After Captain Lewis had spoken briefly about the team, Captain Fish said that the number of men present at the mass meeting was less than it should have been. He declared that the material for the Freshman team was good and that the coaching was the best that any Freshman victory over Yale would give the University team great moral support...
...opening meeting of the Upperclass Debating Club last night, at which about sixty men were present, was a great success. The object and plans of the club were discussed and there were speeches by the following men: Professor I. L. Winter '86, T. M. Gregory '10, G. L. Harding '10, and F. W. Sullivan...