Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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FORE ORD ITU some trepidations and no lack of ClTl',llllSlH,SlTl the 1937 ALBUM Committee has undertaken to make its contribution differ from what a former Chairman has called a glorified address-hook. To this end. it has experimented with innovations in format and typog- raphy, and at the same time has endeavored to include drawings and an etching of lasting worth. Feeling that a somewhat stereotyped yearbook results from lack of time for planning and execution, the Committee has effected a change in the method of elect- ing its own members. Juniors are elected early in the spring to give them experience in the problems of puh- lishing and to allow them time for planningg at the same time the Seniors may he relieved of considerahle rlrud- gery by their understudies. The Committee acknowledges with 'thanks the help given by the 1938 editors. It is also grateful to the University News Office and the H.A.A. for their help in supplying pictures otherwise unavailahle, and to Joseph ll. Coolidge. Jr. '38 and 'l'homas Newhold '38 for their candid camera photography.

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THE CULLEGE