Massachusetts Institute of Technology - Technique Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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A t V, A 2 Q emit l--IE Nineteen Hundred rl.1ECl'INIfLL'E Board hereby oliicially glllll announces its willingness to exchange for an honest dol- lar the fourteenth annual publication of the Junior Class, lllllllll llllll X god :HS Eiflj 0,5 ag- Ci 2 fo'-:cn rn 5122.35 'fm -I gl..- H5392 : 3.,,, mga: 'E 02 23,5 ,., '-1 7-9 ..- 9,590 mf-D7-O .ZZ : Tl 3:2 wg.: O-15' Ha :r wwf-P :DOO v-em :raw NME 1 BOE Q'-1 2 0 wg? -corn 1 trusting it may be considered a worthy memorial of the Class, and of general interest to the student body at large. Greene have so greatly handicapped the Editors that they beg the critics to deal charitably with the mistakes which they may dis- cover. From those who have labored before, the Editors expect that sympathy which is mutual between fellow-Workers. To you Whose turn has not yet come, profit by our blunders. Most of those who may Hnd their names among the Grinds will, we are sure, take the allusions in good party and those who feel that 4' blood alone can heal their Woundsu will be accommodated by our Business Manager, Who has arranged with Mr. Herman Boos to meet such persons at their leisure and convince them of their error. In conclusion, the Editors wish to express their heartiest thanks to Dr. Tyler and his assistants, and to the many others Whose contributions and valuable suggestions have made the publication of this book possible. S

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1895 - Qeplember-Qclober hloxlem be f 4 7662 'ihlliilaf ' . X . V J ' Y ', pl , -- . 5' ...y f ir. .1 5 l x r y f 'T I I . B P . Hpril, 1898. Civil Env-ineering Society Dinner, Castle Square Hotel. Sherwood Club Dinner, Yonng's Hotel. Opening of-lunior WVeek. Vacation. Reception at Technology Club. Junior Promenade, Copley Hall. Technolog Theatricals, under management ofthe YValker Club. Reception ily the Editors of The Tech, The Tech Otlice. ' . I Annual Spring Concert of the Musical Clubs, and Dance, Paul Revere Hall, Mechanics Building. TECHNIQUE, Volume XIII., issued. Champion Handicap Run ofthe I-Iare and Hounds Club, Riverside. I Class Games, Riverside Recreation Grounds. Championship won by Class of Ninetybnine. Ma?- Dual Games with Amherst at Riverside. Technology, 66 points, Amherst, 59. First Race, Mosquito Fleet, IVI. I. T. Yacht Club, Charles River. Technology Wheelmen, annual election of officers. M. I. T. Yacht Club Dinner, Young's Hotel. Electrical Engineering Society Smoke Talk, Technology Club. Sophomorevlireshman Baseball Game. VVon by Class ofNineteen Hundred and One, score, 13-3. Gun Club, annual election of oflicers. Twelfth Annual Meeting N. E. l. A. A., NVorcester. Annual Examinations begin. TECHNIQUE Artistic Staff chosen. june. Technology Night at the Pops. Reception to the Faculty and Senior Class by the Technology Alumni Association Exchange Club Concert given by Glee and Mandolin Clubs to the Senior Class, Huntington Hall. Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev. Dr. Donald, Trinity Church. Ninety-eight Class-clay Exercises, Huntington Hall. Last Undergraduate Meeting ofthe Class ofNinety-eight. Graduation Exercises, Huntington Hall. Degree ofLL.D. conferred on President Crafts by Harvard University. july. Summer Cruise of M. I. T. Yacht Club. September. Second Entrance Examinations begin. The thirty-third year ofthe Institute opens. President Crafts addressed the Freshmen. Opening meeting of the M. l. T. Y. M. C. A. Cctober. Freshmen hold first Class Meeting. Y. M. C. A. Reception to the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Two. Meeting of Graduate Class Secretaries, Technology Club. A. L. Hamilton elected President of Class of Ninetymine. R. B. Clark elected President of Class of 1901. VV. L. Rapp elected President of Class of 1900. Handicap Games, Holmes Field. President Crafts enters rush at Freshman Election. 6