Baccaluareate Hymn.

Seniors are requested to submit a hymn to be sung to some familiar tune at the baccalaureate service. Such hymns should be sent to W. F. Emerson, 28 Plympton street, before March 19. 1906 CLASS DAY COMMITTEE.

Photograph Sittings.

There are still a good many men whose names begin with A, B, and C, who have not yet had sittings for their senior pictures at Tupper's. These men are requested to make appointments as soon as possible. It is also important that any men who are going away after mid-years should have their pictures taken at once.   1906 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE.

Class Fund.

Blank cards for subscriptions to the fund of the class of 1906 have been sent to all members of the class. The Treasurer urges every man in the class to fill out and return his card at once. If any member of the class does not receive a card he is requested to notify the Treasurer of the Senior class. Box D. Cambridge, at once.   E. J. DIVES, Treasurer.

Class "Lives."

All blanks necessary for compiling the class "lives" and obtaining addresses of the members of the Senior class have been sent out. The information to be obtained by this means will be used in making out the class report, which is largely statistical, and in making a record of each member of the class.

1. The blanks should be filled out immediately and sent to the Secretary of the Senior Class, Box D, Cambridge. Men should not hesitate to fill out their class "lives" in expectation of having more statistics to put in later in the year, as these can always be added by communicating with the Secretary. Experience in the past has proved that if the information requested is not sent in early in the winter it is apt to be overlooked and never returned.

2. Any members of the Senior class not receiving the class blanks is requested to notify the Secretary at once.

3. Any one receiving class literature who does not wish to identify himself with the class of 1906 should notify the Secretary so that his name can be dropped from the 1906 class list and associated with the class to which he desires to helong.   N. KELLEY, Secretary.