Harvard University - Red Book Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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1950 ME N NWGRK PLAY AND

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Sever and Emerson ediourn for lunch 1950... 1950 MEN, a deceptively simple classification, was the title under which we began our freshman year. With hopes for and occasional promises of the impending return to normalcyu we lined up for meals, books, physical exams, and eventually for football tickets. The class member- ship of approximately 'i,500, was divided among Yardlings, commuters, and l-louse members. Most of the latter were veterans. Most confusing were the stock-market-like fluctuations in 1950 enrollment, which rose and fell as service and transfer credits were evalu- ated. The elements of normalcy, however, were not entirely absent. The U. T., as in past years, served as a threat to studies, l'listory I produced its usual number of ulcers, and forty per cent of the Yard residents polled by the RED BOOK named women as their favorite pastime. Warned at the term's start against studying to the exclusion of other activities, we grew somewhat cynical iust before November hours. The Yale weekend managed to wipe away any possible unpleasant memories of the first months, while the prospect of the Christmas vacation carried us through until the middle of December. Through this period 'i95O men proved themselves of considerable character. One embittered lover sounded his mating call through' the classi- fied column of the Crimson and was answered by several reasonable offers, a great deal of publicity, and an almost immediate parental veto. Later, as the first year at I-larvard showed even more pronounced effects, a few enterprising souls thrilled to the sport of throwing hot pennies on the Massachusetts Avenue sidewalk from a Wigglesworth vantage point. An Facing Page: Photo by D. l-l. Wright '50