Word: albums
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...improvement in shape, giving the book the usual album form, the inclusion of a complete directory of officers and students, and an innovation in the form of pictures of the major athletic teams, added to the valuable information which this publication has always contained, combine to make the Register this year even more indispensible to the undergraduate than it has been in former years...
...volume has been changed for the better this year in many ways. The shape of the book has been altered, bringing it into the album form rather than that of the ordinary handbook; a complete directory of all students and officers of the University has been added, and a striking innovation is the presence of pictures of the major athletic teams...
...volume has also been changed for the better in other ways. The shape has been altered, bringing it into album form rather than that of the ordinary book. This year a complete directory of officers and students of the University will appear. This feature was omitted last year, but the need of it was strongly felt. Perhaps, however, the most striking change in the book is the presence of illustrations of the major sport teams. The management thinks that they have offered a volume that every undergraduate will find it profitable...
...Senior Album has now been out two weeks and still only a small percentage of the class have purchased their copies. The sale for two weeks has been less than for the first three days last year. The committee has large bills to meet and cannot do so without the cooperation of the class. 1914 PHOTOGRAPH COMMITTEE
...Senior Album has now been out ten days and the sale is very discouraging when compared to that of last year for even a shorter period. When the committee fixed a lower price than was charged for the previous Album it counted on a return in co-operation from the class at large. The committee must have further support or the expenses cannot be met. O. G. SAXON. R. H. KETTELL. R. D. WALKER...