Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Contents PAGE TI-IE CORPORATION . 4 rrl'IE BOARD OF OVERSEERS 5 TIIE DEANS . . . 6 OFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION 8 OFFICERS OF INSTRUCTION . 10 MODERN LANGUAGES 10 ANCIENT LANGUAGES . I 17 IIISTORY, GOVERNMENT, AND ECONOMICS . 18 PIIILOSOPIIY . Q4 MATHEMATICS . 927 MUSIC AND FINE ARTS , 98 CHEMISTRY . 31 PIIYSICAL SCIENCES 32 NATURAL SCIENCES . 34 MILITARY AND NAVAL SCIENCES 37 MEDICAL SUPERVISION . 38 COACIIES . . 39 CLASS POEM 41 CLASS GATES I 43 T1'IE YARD . . 53 UNIVERSITY BUILDINGS 50 CLUBS AND FRATERNITIES . 88 CLASS ODE . . 93 FRESIIMAN YEAR 99 SOIJIIOMORE YEAR 101 JUNIOR YEAR . 103 SENIOR YEAR .... 105 FRESIIMAN TEAMS AND COMMITTEES 107 FOOTBALL 120 HOCKEY . 123 BASEBALL 126 CREXV 129 TRACK . . 132 CROSS COUNTRY 135 RELAY 130 SOCCER . 137 BASKETBALL 138

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Preface HE tradition of ceaseless change, the paradox o'l ten used by President Lowell as descriptive M as of Harvard, applies only in small degree to the Senior Album. During the thirty-nine years since the lirst Harvard class book-the Harvard Portfolio-was published, the is 6.,,o.2: permanent records of the graduating classes have been altered radically, both in form and substance. But the changes, lor the most part., took place in only a few years, and the Album of 1998 is only superficially different froni the Album of 1913. Ot late years it has been the work of the Senior Album C01l1llllt'tQCS to try to perfect their editions, making relatively small im- provements here and 'there rather than effecting radical changes. For the most part the small alterations made by one Board are adhered to by its successors. Thus two years ago it was decided to exclude action pictures of the athletic teams, inasmuch as they were patently mere Muller and gave the book a. rotogravure flavor. The wisdom of that decision has not been questioned. The present Comniittee has made an earnest effort to bring the Album up to date by replacing old pictures with new. The class was fortunate to have among its members an expert photographer, F. P. Jones, whose work has resulted in a large number of new photographs of the buildings in the Yard. hlany buildings had appeared in former Albums as they looked some 'twenty years ago, and other more recent structures had been dealt with harshly in their first photo- graphs. The new pictures mark a great advance in the work of making the Album a record of Harvard as we have known it instead of as it used to be. An attempt has also been made to make the list of F21Ct1ltj' members in the Album as complete as possible. Wlhile no great success crowned this effort, it is a fact that more pictures of officers of the University are included this year than ever before. Several minor alterations have been made in this part of the volume. The pictures of the coaches appeared in former Albums almost double the size of the pictures of the officers of instruction and administration. This seemed decidedly inappropriate, and this year the pictures are of uniform Size. hloreover, coaches of minor sport teams are included for the first time. Several professors whose Album pictures have been out of date for years have kindly taken the trouble to be photo- graphed again, an improvement which a glance at former Albums will make evident. Nluch remains to be done in this line, however. Finally, some change has been made in the arrangement of the Faculty pictures. Recent Albums have had a group headed Tutorial Departinentfl This year this has been omitted, and the men who had previously come under this heading have been transferred to the Departments in which they are tutors. Only unceasing cooperation can make the publication of a volume such as this possible. A permanent record should be complete, and completeness is out of the question unless all the Work is coordinated and taken forward willingly and enthusiastically. As in years past, Bliss Magruder's assistance has been the sine qua non of the Class Album. N otman's Studio had labored long and conscientiously at the enormous task of taking the pictures that make up the bulk of the book. Thanks are also due to the Wlright Engraving Company, while the Andover Press, publishing the Album again after a two-year lapse, has shown all the qualities of helpfulness, consideration, interest and dependability that are indispensable to the publication of an accurate and dignified book. THOMAS HOPKINSON ELIOT ALEXANDER MAXWELL BLACKBURN, JR. HENRY WILKINSON BRAGDON RICI-IARD TI-IOMAS DUNN CARL PIOXVARD PFORZHEIMER, JR. Cambridge, lilassachusetts lVIay, l928

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SQUAS1-I RACQUETS WRESTLING . POLO. . TENNIS . . 150-POUND CREYV FENCING . . GOLF . LACROSSE . DEBAITING . , PUBLICATIONS . MUSIC . DRANIA . CLASS FUND . PHILLIPS BROOKS HOUSE . S'1'UDENT COUNCIL PHI BETA KAPPA TAU BETA PI . SCHOLARSHIP . RANK LIST . To THE CLASS OF FRESHMAN CLASS SENIOR CLASS . CLASS OFFICERS. IN NIEMORIAM . THE CLASS I 1928 UPON ITS GRADUATION PAGE 139 140 141 142 143 144 145 146 147 148 151 154 158 159 160 162 163 164 165 166 168 169 170 174 175