Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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THE CLASS

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TOUCIIDOXVN IN YALE GAME . CASXVELL KICKING1 YALE GAME f W I Y 1 II E HOCKEY 1 EAM ..... PRACTICE ON T1-IE CIIARLES . . VVALKER SCORING AGAINST ST 11'1ARK,S ......... . TIIE ANDOVER GAME . . . 111IXUP IN EXETER GAME . . TIIE CREXV SQUAD .... TIIE EARLY SEASON CRIGXV . PRACTICE IN TIIE TANK . ,FAKING OUT TIIE SIIELL ON TIIE RIVEIC .... TIIE BASEBALL SQUAD . CATCIIING IN TIIE CAGE EARLY PRACTICE .... T I1 IC TRACK SQUAD ...... STEVENSON NVINNING IIALF-BIILE BATCI-IELDER PIITTING TIIE SIIOT . TII E TIIE TII E TII E 'FII E '.1'l'IE TI I E 'TII E 'PII IC TII E TVINTER CARNIVAL. . . . CROSS-COUNTRY TEAM . RELAY TEAM . . . . SOCCER TEAM . . SXVIMMING TEAM , TVRESTLING TEAM . . RIIWIIE TEAM ..... . INTERCLASS FOOTBALL TEAM DEIIATING TEAM .... STADIUM .... WELD BOATIIOUSE . . TIIE RIUSICAL CLUBS . TIIE GLEE CLUB ..... 'PHE FINANCE COMMITTEE . . TIIE IDINNI-IR COMMITTEE . . 132 133 134 139 139 1-1-0 H-0 1-I-Q 14-5 14-5 1-16 1-I-6 14-8 1-119 150 1522 155 155 155 158 160 169 16-1- 166 168 17Q 17-1 176 176 178 180 186 188 TIIE ISNTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE 'TIIE CLASS SMOKER ...... TIIE NEW LECTURE HALL . . TIIE XYIDENER LIBRARY . . UNIVERSITY HALL SEVEN IIALL . PERSIS SMITII :HALL SMITII COMMON-ROOM. . . A STUDY . . GORE DINING HALL I GORE .... 1 ERSIS SMITII fFROM BOYLSTON STJ GORE AND STANDISII .... . STANDISI1 AND JAMES SMITII . . STANDISII . . PERSIS SMITII KFROM QUADRANGLED 'TIIE 1,0RM1'I'ORY COMMITTEES . . TIIE STANDISII FOOTBALL CFEAM . TIIE STANDISII CREW ...., . TIIE SMITII IJOCKEY TEAM .... FINISII Ol INTERDORMITORY ILACE AN INTERDORMITORY IIOCKEY GAME STADIUM OVER FIELD ...,,, LEARNING TIIE NIANUAL , SIGIITING IJRILL REGIMENTAL BAND ...., , COMPANY A ON TIIE MARCII . . . CROSSING TIIE ANDERSON BRIDGE . TIIE REGIMENT FRONT ..., , TIIE COLORS AT TIIE SOUTII STATION R. O. T. C. AT TIIE TIARVARD CLUB FORMING REGIMENT LINE .... PASSING TIIE REVIEWING STAND A SUBMARINE CIIASER ...., 190 192 195 195 197 197 198 200 Q03 204' Q05 Q05 205 205 Q05 Q05 Q06 Q08 Q10 Q12 Q15 Q15 218 QQO 220 225 Q25 226 Q26 227 227 Q98 Q28 Q29 u EP -- 21,9 ml , SLO-rr' - 1 5 1

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Preface N presenting this book to the class, the editors wish to make a few pref- A atory remarks. The purpose of this Red Book, as of its predecessors, is to set forth in presentable f0l'1l1 the record of the activities of the class dur- ing the year. At the same time some space has been devoted to longer articles, outlining Freshman life, the Dormitory and athletic systems, and scholarship. The editing and publishing of this book has been attended by many unforeseen difficulties arising from the national situation. If it main- tains the high standard of the preceding issue and, Wherever possible, includes improvements, its mission will be fulfilled. It is fervently hoped that this Red Book may in the future prove a source of happy reminiscence to the members of the Class of 1990 wherever they may be. l7l