Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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.-V Zi'.. S., . .. A FREDERIC CAMERON CHURCH, JR. l'r1-.virlcrlt ,, .. , . 1. h n .1 -' - 1 NORMAN STEWART WALKER, JR. FREDERIC KEIL l3l7LLARD I'im'-I'rr.wi1I1'r1l Svcrctury - Tmmurvr The Class Officers I 12 I

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The Bed Book Editorial Board THE RED BOOK competitions opened on lVIareh 15. One hundred and A thirty candidates reported, thus slightly exceeding the record number of the preceding year. The competition, consequently, proved keen through- out and set high standards for the several departnients. It xvas udth the greatest difficulty that the editors made their final selection. The appoint- ments to the board were announced on lVIay 15. At the departure of the editor-in-chief for naval service, E. VV. Paven- stedt, Jr. temporarily took over his duties. Shortly after the spring recess, however, the latter and L. T. Lanman also left for national service. The publishing of the book was then carried out by the remaining two editors. It is the earnest wish of the editors to extend their sincerest thanks to the unsuccessful candidates for their efforts. The board here acknowledges its indebtedness to B. L. VVells '19, P. Zach '19, J. B. Hopkins ,19, G. A. Brownell ,19, L. K. Garrison '19, and J. Lavalle '18, for their much appreciated assistance. The Photograph De- partment wishes to thank the Harvarfl I llustraterl for the use of several plates. R. G. STONE, lfll'l.f0T-'Z-IL-Chiff E. W. PAVENSTEDT, JR. D. C. PIANVKINS W. P. BELKNAP, JR. I.. T. LANMAN 'ThelDeparunents Art Cuts and Photographs E. W. P.xvENs'rEn'r, JR., Chairman W. P A . , , V - E. A. Bacon L. C. Laughlin A, 141. ixngiexz Bm RAM ZIJIB, igtixiiian F. C. Lawrence S. 111. Loring 'fl I-In Gammuck li' C' A. E. Pgor E. Scott, Jr. C. MCNCM R' A: lmermj H' L' ll llltncy J. L. Rochester J. V. Spalding Copy and Registration W. E. Cooper D. P. Robinson, Jr. C H. Corning Advertisements and Subscriptions F?Hc r? E550 WP 102: 5,-'Q 50-554 'Q-QU -so UT. Em. f-5 1 .4 'Io 3: Z- 0 4, ... ,, . 1- I ' -' E P 2 71 .- 7993 ZPS .5 ., as QF' F522 'I 3.9 Eg 0:1 22' rv-CZP F353 05:5-S I-1 :N E' dw' F5-E c-L41 'P' .F WFFEF me 9512 2330 4r :Jing . . 4 1 -DJ 3-Spf? mr 'I- A: wr' W, 3? -ES - P L42 :. F-'ZW1' 1 LW:-I 59 gfgf 53 4U2Ql'5' QS 44-rp 71- Q-Q :Q :.3 E' II Q' r-fini. 3 I3 -x-s Q -4 - 1: N Y' H' t' . IT' il T1 O. Apthorp J. A. Burden, Jr. l

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The Freshman Elections T Common Room of Standish Hall. The President and Vice-President were elected in accordance with the Australian preferential ballot system: the Secretary-Treasurer and the representative to the Student Council, bv a majority vote. The nominations, made by the Executive Committee of the the For Student Council and through petitions signed by thirty-five members of Class, were as follows: Prcsirlem'.' B. S. Blanchard, Jr., F. C. Church, Jr., A. Horween. For Vice-Presidenl.' R. A. Lancaster, N. Wvalker, Jr., T. S. Woods, Jr. For For Secrefary- Trea.s'u.rer.' YV. P. Belknap, Jr., F. K. Bullard, WV. VV. Caswell, Jr., R. YV. Emmons 3rd, J. XV. Geary, Jr., E. WV. Pavenstedt, Jr. Sludent Council: A. Aspinwall, VV. G. Brocker, B. Lewis, C. lVIellen, Jr. The elections 1'esulted in tl1e choice of: P1'esicIerzf.' Frederic Cameron Church, Jr., of Lowell, Blass. IWCG-P7'l3Sill6l'Lf.' Norman Stewart VValker, Jr., of Castleton Corners, Staten Island, New York. Secrefary- Treasurer: Frederic Keil Bullard, of Revere, Blass. Studenf I 'ounc1fl: Augustus Aspinwall, of Chestnut Hill, lVIass. rwi HE Freshman elections were held on Wvednesday, February 028, in the