Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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r 'Q THE DORMITORIES

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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

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iBroIogne Qnother wane has wafteh to the shore dBi these olo huiloings, this olo roIIege:green, Zin eager throng of youths, full nianp score, jfresh for aohenture, wono'ring, stalwart, keen. Q new lite opens with a fair white page Ttliilihere earh map write as he tinos strength ano witg Zllihe srenes are set upon an untroo stage, while in the wings the untrieo actors sit. Q 4- o o 4 o o , The first brief art has wellsnigh slippeo awap Qno some hahe maoe ano some hahe marreo their parts while Bestinp has wohen in the plap Q theme to rouse the halour in men's hearts,