Word: photographers
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Seventy-five candidates, only a little over half of the number which competed last year, have reported for the various departments of the 1921 Red Book. Thirty-two men are out for the copy department, 25 for the business, 13 for the photograph and five for the art department. Although considerably under last year's total, this showing is better than that made by the Class...
...those men who report now. Candidates for the art department should report to E. C. Storrow in Standish E 22, those for advertising and subscription to G. Forster in Standish E 21, those for copy and literary to T. H. Mills in Gore A 24, and those for the photograph department to H. R. Atkinson in James Smith...
...Book: Editor in chief, Philip Hofer, of Cincinnati, O.; chairman of advertising and subscription department, Gardner Forstero, of Milton; chairman of the photograph and cuts department, Edward Cabot Slorrow. Jr. of Readville; chairman of the copy and art department, Thomas Helme Mills, of Portland, Ore.; chairman of the registration and individual photograph department, Henry Russell Atkinson, of Brookline...
...contract for the individual class pictures has been awarded by the Photograph Committee to the Notman Studio, and all members of the class are to make their own appointments for sittings in the near future. Under the terms of the agreement one picture of each man will be taken at the Studio free of charge, and in case the first negative is unsatisfactory, additional sittings may be arranged...
...Photograph Committee, which is composed of C. Blum, Jr., '18, chairman, B. W. Sayer '18 and A. L. Whitman '18, is sparing no pains in its effort to make the 1918 Class Album the most unique as well as the most complete volume of the sort ever published. It will include several new and pleasing features, among which will be the "service" photographs of those...