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This year "'" ap.in ra,·ored DonneiiJ 's p~ce on the rootbllll field. H I! ret111111! to llll this ye&r llftt'r hav~ IJX'Dl a )I.'Ar at llo~"'U\1 l ' ninn!iiv Birmingluun, AI&. Atthil1!4'hool hi'~;,. the ooaeh or thl' football aod baseball teaand had good aucct'M with each. Donnelly is a gr;oduatt' Md old football plllyer or DrutmouU1. Two yeo-1'1! 11«0 Donneiiy oouehoo Tech in football and put on the field 11 team Umt 81trpri800 ev(!ll Lhl' loyal rooten~. With a &quad m11de up moedy or new men he went to work and mllde a onmbioation that wna hard working and hard to beat. lie eo mel! b6e1k lhLs year to do t hi\ eame and ev~ better. Pertonally , Done.U,y is a very p lea.eant fellow to met'l. n e is a equare man that gives every one a fair lhow to make good. On the field he ill a huetll!l' and expeetl! e•·eryone 10 do hia btwt. A~ night he ie one or the firs~ mro on the field and hl' alwaya aboWII up in unilonn. Wb~ it 001~ limt 10 btPn practice be 1 doem'~ jua~ tclJ a man what he wan~ done. ' bu~ geta right down and lhowa him what h~ meane and bow 10 do it by grtling in
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\\'EDNESD.\Y. Y. l\1 C A Meet.i1111 Electric Lab. 5.00 to 5.00 P ..:\1 . ' EVERY DAY Footb.ll pi'IIC!.illt', Alumni Field, (4.30 P M. All [out. TECH M USICIANS, NOTICt..!
.Lll!lt ~ 1'<leb WWI N!prt'IICD tOO by a llllghty good orchealtfl,, 118 good, if ~~~ bcltrr, ~an any previous orcbe~~tra on ~o lllll. This year we bore to ha'•e an <'ven better organiaalion. Several of lut yt'M'I membera have (Uaduated, but there ill•till a good nucleus lclt. N rJ<~ Tuesd ..y, Oet. 3, the leadrr of the orehtwtra want• t o every man who can play rtporl. in the Y · M . C. A. room at 4.45 p.m. Every man will be liven a cluma to lhow what he can do. li you aucceed in makinr; the or~heet:ra it 'lrill m...n a 11umbt'r ot tri)ll Cor you and if you are in doubt about havinr; a 1!\ood lim<' on thl'liO l.riJll inquirl oC aome of lut year'a orche.tra \\ e ou~tht LO hue a1 leut tJurty fd)OWI OU~, 1!0 be liUrC to abow up next Tueeda) alt('I"DQ()n .
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Holy Croa Tb;. ,. the yt'llr that he hM pick.ed to put it ovrr the ,.orld-beatenJ that U oly ero. c:lainut to h•m~. De is a hard worker and lhW ia tho yrar in whleb ALUMNI FIELD M'"D GYM NASI UM I thl.' uy luul '-n fll't'JW'('d for him b J bill ambition ia to be reoUilecl. Game callc.J at o'clock lit Alumni U. Knir;ht of th«of '02 aod ANNUAL RECEPTION FOR FRESH - Field. Sounds lll.nwg<', d0<!8 it not1 Hut latter~t cl'tldit iadut~forthc>~ntbUiriiii!UI M EN GIVEN B Y T UE Y. M. C. A. such will be true of m11ny a ,I(IUll~ oncy<•tu theft' ~llOO\tnlrred. hen~'<: and problibly I!(>C)ner. All becau8,. It The magnifiC'('Il\ l'f.'l!J)()Me to t b;. caul!e 'The firs1. ntudeo~ Ul!elllbly at Teeh \\'88 oortain Profe;!80r Butterfi~ld, him!!cli 11 gh•re oet•Mion lor nijoicing; two of the held in tho l..coturc Ua ll of tho ~lreiriool Tooh graduate, spent his "vacmtion" in Pl't'ilml cl-, nt lr•l8t, will h11VI' the Engineering Building, Saturday evening I!Oiieiting from the Alumni plcdgl'll whic:b lldvuotnge or pro(ler 11lhlelic faaililil'll. undrr tbe arrangementn or theY. M. A: filii l!hort slightly or 550,000 of " d~rt>d But muoh gJ'ellt<•r is tho occll!lion for Preaiden~ lA'on D. T readwell pm!ided. fund or SlOO,OOO. Think of the bwnlillll tbank.fuln('M to UwiK' who are 110 gen. Tbe ~ptioo WN begun witb a eeleo- you would do in canvMIIing Bolrtoo, Wor- owd~ ofTrring their mi!All8 and time. uoo by tht' oreh(!lltrn, followed by an ad· Ol'l!ter, Springfield, llartford, Brid~port Tbetr generooolty undoubtedly is increoB«I tlrc88 of wrlcomc by Loon Jl . Trudwdl. ~""' lhnn, );ew York, Albany, 1'roy: beCttt.Uie lhl'y renlize thr dWidvan~ge~~ Tbe G~ee Club then I!ADJI: tbe Pir Song. ~eoeaw:ly, ~uffnlo,.Cil'\-.,lruvl, Chieago, tbll~ thr), tht'nw•lvrtO, worked under when Prelidt'Dt 1,e,; w. Conant m8(le an Pltlf!bu:rg, Prulodclplws and Wat~hingtoo · ttudM~ at Tl'cll. To ProflW!Or Butterad~ m which be advised the studenta t"-:t will gi\•e you an idt'll or the l'l'al ..;11; field we IU'C deeply indebted for hill part to allilillte tht'JAACI\'t.e with tht> Y. M C. which ~(1'8801' Buttrrtield mu.rt hll\·e or the. work. A. lie apoke or the ~tood ~ork of the y. ~~ked m ?rder.to ha\•t> finililioo tbe above \\ bile thoee. adv&nlllfl'etl fil"'lt derived M . C . A. and or the in~ or inl.c.m!t and •lmerary m rune and onMialf wf.'clul· ~ m011t Jlronunl'llt lH' haw• niD IQ't'lller lifegivcn•~by thepennanen~ttec:retary. ~limo and a hall .. eeke ~·than 11\'I'J'IIgl' orlcaw.e for thl\llhjrjvin« when we know M . G. Dallipn, ' 12, uen 'epoke aboot $5000 a ,..eek. that Doctor_Conant hu (l('ra>nally undl!l'00 athktie~, orpniaed and unorpni.aed. Tb11t tbe propoo!ition adopted at the takt'D the I"'IISilllt or the!100,000 neceMary D e told about the Athletic Aaodatio IM1 annual meeung of the Alumnl wu for tbto K:YIIlD&atUID. "1th Proflli!IIOr But.ayin« that the financial lide lhould ;; ~ enthusiastically wb~·rr Prof~:~~- l.crfield L&lcing rAre or the fund.e DC!OOed ror and Otllht to be paid for thne lOr Butterfield preeenied It is allel!ted by the amlet.ic fM!kl and the endo'llfUlcnt for ~y: ecbool pride, claa pride ~" ~~~ lhal ninety JM!I' oent. of th~ the lattor 10~um; with Doetor pride. The 6tensive plana of the alumn1 m~ hllve pledged themtteh·es in Conan~ world~~ wuh men yec. uncanloward athlctice Will brought out . Every auppon of tbe movement. rt is natural vM!ed, and ..,th the .l!en~rou. ~ 110 man aboukl be a committee or one to eee that l!lllbusiasm should have been " - ' • Car llhown the ~11\llOD or the aththlit the athletic duClll are paid promptly. in tho6c cities rontaining the m011t Alumni, lrtlo . oqwpm~t oeeur aoonu than Every man abould get out C\'eD to rool ii MtiCipt.tro at liret. be can'~ play. ' ' but the lir8t. note ~'1111 struck. at Uari.Conl, Although unecrtaioty I'Jrititn u to the
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Welcome Fellow Students Now t hat we' ,·e all had our VM'Il· tiom we're ready to ~~etlle down to t.bc IICJ'ioWJ work or thr yea.-- you to football and we to supplying you ~·lll1 the kind or doth{'!! you like to wear, at prl~ you can all'ord to pay. Wt• lmow beUer than to oll"er you •'grand· latiM.lr'' clothes. We know you like clothes Ulado co.pecially Cor fello,.. of your age. You wantlbem "ditn rent" ...-itbout beinst " l~y." Tlwro'" only one eont'l!m in tlu· Muntry tlutt make. nothing bul Qlllege aut! H igh School cloths. Tbu Mnttm t., Lindenthal & SoDI! in Chi~1. They maltt- tliC
•• L System" CJothes and lhi8 is tilt' only lltort In Wor· celter I!. bt>re JOU 1'1\D lmy U1em , Come in day and loctll ynur o~ of vilion on tb- mul.er· pieces of the tailorw' art.
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Emeort Taylor, ' 12, th~n told of the worlc "•here a dozen Alwnni mooo~ r.calously and
of the musical clube, the onncerte, IIOCial danoce and t.he 11\lpport. they ought to bnve from the atudent bod)•. ;,.,_., ····' ( ......,,,._, Oft pag4 $ • )
~w ~r .BtArting lhe grading of Alumni rc110urre~~. field, 1t,. fran~Jy hoped to bave the same
m01>t liiJerally gu:,·e or lhcir Following this ProfCMOr Butt.crficld \fN oommmlltld th,. October. welcomed at the · •· -,ve mft"lion·.. Alt'lFollowinl! is Ulo lillt of the arnount.a """ ~ "" ~ - pledged rrom the vllrioua ehlll!lal' na h. e proceeded upon his way; nl ChiCl go (CbntitWUd on pagt 1. ) •
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