Word: album
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...absolutely essential that the picture be taken today since it is wanted for the Class Album. 1907 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
Today is the last day for ordering copies of the Senior Album. The Album goes to press at once, and it is necessary to know exactly how many copies will be needed, as no extra copies will be ordered by the committee owing to the fact that the publishing is done at cost. A successful Album is already assured and every additional order helps to make it more attractive. Orders from Seniors or underclassmen should be placed with G. W. Bailey '07, Thayer 25; S. T. Hubbard, Jr., 07, Holworthy 24; R. J. Walsh '07, Hollis 10; or at Tupper...
...Seniors are reminded that tomorrow is the last day on which outstanding photograph proofs can be returned to insure publication in the Album. Tomorrow is also the last day for receiving orders for the Albums from Seniors and all who have not yet ordered are urged to do so before leaving Cambridge, so that the quality and quantity of the material to be contained in the Album may be increased...
Inasmuch as this year's Senior Class Album will contain many things of interest outside of the regular Senior Class items, and will resemble the former "Year Book" in this respect, the committee has decided to open the sale of the Albums to members of the lower classes. In order to obtain an Album, men should make an order with a deposit of $2, some time during the next week. Such orders should be left at Tupper's, or with G. W. Bailey '07, Thayer 25, S. T. Hubbard, Jr., '07, Holworthy 24, or R. J. Walsh '07, Hollis...
About 150 proofs of Senior photographs have not yet been returned to Tupper's. It is essential that all outstanding proofs be returned before the April recess, to ensure publication in the Album. Saturday is the last day on which orders for the Album will be received. From all present indications the Album will be better than last year's, and every additional order makes the amount of material to be contained, so much the greater. Orders should be sent to G. W. Bailey, R. J. Walsh, S. T. Hubbard, or to Tupper...