Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Foreword The 1938 ALBUM exhibits no pronounced innova- tions. Its format is essentially that of previous years. In fact, the ALBUM has changed very little in more than one quarter of a century. According to accepted yearbook practice, a yearbook of this repetitious type cannot be considered of much worth. To those of that mind, we sincerely apologize. The 1988 ALBUM Com- mittee has instead directed its attention toward edi- torial precision in story and arrangement. The Com- mittee believes that there is more permanent worth in a complete, accurate coverage of people and activi- ties than in a style or theme which is attractive per- haps only for a period. Elected early in the spring of the Junior Year, the 1938 ALBUM Committee had the experience of Work- ing with the 1937 Committee. The value of the new election procedure was also recognized in a- second respectg the 1939 Committee has been of great service at a time when the Seniors were thesis-minded. Even with its attention directed toward exactness, the Committee well knows that mistakes and omis- sions will be unearthedg it hopes that the inevitable criticism of such errors will be sympathetic.

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