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...annual calls for candidates for University managership positions is again sounded. In order to maintain the high standard of efficiency for which the University's athletic managements are known, the class of 1917 should respond well. Several opportunities for these positions of assistant managers will be afforded soon, in addition to that which is offered today...
...Sweetser, H. M. Bliss, C. A. Coolidge, Jr., E. A. Douglas, and H. Wentworth was appointed to canvass the Freshman class for pledges. An active week of campaigning by this committee netted $3,811 in pledges. Early in January personal letters were sent to those who had failed to respond to the postal card reminders, and a Sophomore committee was appointed, consisting of R. H. Stiles, chairman, S. M. Felton, Jr., and E. H. Foreman. A considerable sum was turned in as a result of this letter, and in February another set of postals was sent...
...Book Committee is now ready to receive subscriptions for this year's book, and if the members of the Freshman clas will respond readily, the delivery of the books will be greatly facilitated and hastened. Already subscriptions have been received for more than 130 books. Members of the class may secure copies at $1 each now by signing blanks at the Rendezvous, or from any member of the board of editors. But after Saturday, May 23, the price will be raised to $1.25. The registration of the class and the advertising has already gone to press, and the remainder...
...treasurer has received so far but 243 pledges out of the 640 men who should respond. This small percentage is very disappointing in view of the fact that former classes have responded much more quickly and generously...
...Griffitts '15, and accordion music. Free pipes and tobacco will be supplied with the usual refreshments. Because of the delay in securing the Living Room, it has not been possible to give the smoker as much advertising as has been customary, but it is hoped that 1915 wll respond strongly to the late announcement, and attend in large numbers...