Word: photograph
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Senior Photograph Committee is now sending out cards to all members of the class of 1918, including those who entered the service, in an attempt to collect the required information for the usual individual "lives" to be printed in the Class Album. All members of the class now resident in Cambridge are expected to send in their data to the committee by March 1, while those who are away from College will be allowed more time in which to fill out and return the blanks...
...task of securing for the Album up-to-date photographs of every member of the class will be unusually difficult this year, since such a large portion of the men are absent and in service. However, the committee hopes to secure an individual photograph of all members of the class who are in the army or navy. The official photographer is making particular efforts to speed the work and to arrange satisfactory appointments, and it is hoped that as many men as possible may have their photographs taken during the mid-year period. The fact is again emphasized that...
...Photograph Committee has awarded the contract for the class photographs to Notman's Studio. It is desirable that all members of the class make appointments for sittings as soon as possible in person, by mail, or by telephone, Cambridge 3273. Later the class will be divided into sections alphabetically, and appointments will be assigned by the committee. Seniors who are leaving before or at the mid-years must have their photographs taken by January 23, as after that period there will be no opportunity for them to get their pictures in the Album. The committee hopes, with the assistance...
Every man intending to purchase an Album is asked to deposit two dollars, which will be used by the Photograph Committee for current expenses. Blanks for this purpose which men may sign when they make their appointments will be left at Notman's Studio...
Owing to the fact that the circulation of this year's Class Album will be tremendously decreased, the Photograph Committee, consisting of C. Blum, Jr., '18, B. W. Sayer '18 and A. L. Whitman '18, is searching for some means of decreasing the expenses. Since no radical changes in the book can be undertaken, it is possible that advertisements may be received this year, a custom which has ben omitted for several years. This question is to be decided at a meeting of the committee on Friday or Saturday of this week...