Word: albums
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Senior Photographic Committee, through the kindness of the University Press, have been able to secure a "dummy" of the class album, which is now on exhibition at Notman's. This dummy shows the general form and size of the album, its binding and the quality of the paper, printing and half-tone work. A great many improvements have been made over recent albums, chiefly the publication of a short sketch of the life of each man. In 1901 and 1902 a so-called "Class Book" was issued containing a sketch of each man and a class history: this book...
There are still about one hundred Seniors who have not made appointments for sittings at Notman's. As the date at which the last photograph for the class album must be in the hands of the printer is not far distant, these men must make appointments at once. It is greatly to be hoped that it will not be necessary to omit any man from the class album. SENIOR PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE...
...amount of arranging and correcting work to be done on the Class Album is extensive, it is essential that all the photographs and "lives" be in the hands of the printer at an early date. The Committee must therefore request every man who has not yet had a sitting at Notman's, to make an appointment this week. Continued delay will necessitate the very undesirable alternative of omitting a man's picture. Choice of proof for the Album should be made as soon as possible...
...Senior Photographic Committee is sending circulars to every man who has ever been identified with the class, asking for photographs to be put in the class album. In this way those who have left College before their Senior year may still be identified with their class...
...committee is also sending out return postcards containing brief questions about each man's life, the answers to be printed in the class album. As these sketches do not correspond to the "lives" sent to the secretary, it is very important that every member of the class should answer promptly. This method of printing a short account of each man's life with his photograph in the class album is an innovation, and its success depends upon the promptness of the Seniors in replying...