Word: albums
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Many copies of the 1915 Senior Album still remain to be sold, and the heavy expenses of publication make the sale of these necessary in order that financial obligations may be met. It is hoped that all Seniors who have not already purchased copies will do so now, as the book itself is well worth owning. The Albums are on sale at $6 each at Leavitt & Peirce's, Notman's, the Co-operative Branch, and Matthews 5. Men who have made deposits of $2 may secure their volumes by paying the balance of $4 either at Notman...
...Album contains the four years record of every member of the class; pictures of all the athletic teams; and many features that make the book invaluable to the Seniors. The Albums, at $6 each, are on sale at Leavitt & Peirce's, Notman's, the Co-operative Branch, and Matthews 5. Men who have made deposits of $2 may obtain their volumes by paying the balance of $4 at either Notman's or Matthews...
...time for Seniors to purchase their Class Album. The value of the book as a permanent record of one's college career is too great to be overlooked. Two weeks from now, pocket-books will be emptied by the Class Day debauches. A few copies are still on sale at Matthews...
...this year's Red Book there are several innovations, of which the most important is the individual photographs of each member of the class. This feature, usually confined to the Senior Album, will add greatly to the value of the Freshman book. Besides this more pictures of general interest are being published. It is further possible that the book may be bound in leather, but this has not been decided...
From any angle the Album looks to be one of the best investments of the year...