Word: upperclassmen
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...week including Sunday. Only two hours still remain vacant. Every man has a free hour after his hour on duty so that in case he is called during the latter part of his period on duty his other work will not be interfered with. These student guides are mainly upperclassmen, but there are a few Freshmen and several Graduate students. About 25 men, each of whom gives from one to five hours a week to the work, are on duty. All these men have been licensed by the Bursar, and no unlicensed person is expected to guide visitors about...
...come in at any time during the afternoon and stay as long or short a time as they wish. The 1906 committee of ten men, of which J. L. White is chairman, will be in charge tomorrow. They will be glad to introduce Freshmen or others to the upperclassmen present, or to any men they may wish to meet...
Fall lacrosse practice will commence on Soldiers Field this afternoon at 4 o'clock. All men in the University who have played lacrosse and men wishing to learn the game, especially Freshmen, are urged to come out. Separate squads will be formed for Freshmen and upperclassmen. R. J. Hardy '01, a member of the University team in 1901 and later a member of the Crescent Athletic Club team, will coach the upper-class squad, and H. H. Bennett '04, captain in 1904, will probably coach the Freshmen. The practice will last three weeks and will end with a game between...
...basement of the Union, the small pool room on the second floor has been closed and all the tables moved down into the large room in the basement. This room has been separated into halves by drapery one part, containing three pool tables and six billiard tables, for upperclassmen; the other, containing seven pool tables and two billiard tables, for Freshmen...
...Union on Thursday evening at 7.15 o'clock to discuss plans for the year and to receive blank invitations. This year, as in former years, each member of the committee will invite to his room a number of Freshmen, giving them an opportunity to meet informally a few upperclassmen of prominence, as well as members of their own class. An informal reception to the whole class, with singing and one or two short speeches, may also be given in the Union...