Word: booked
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...class of 1918 will have an elaborate menu card for their dinner tonight in the new Sophomore Blue Book. This custom, begun by the class of 1916, was omitted last year, but has been revived by the present Sophomore class...
...Blue Book to supplement the Freshman Red Book by bringing the record of the class up to date. The Board has succeeded in doing this in an attractive form which makes the book doubly valuable to members of the class. The book contains new cuts of the 1918 baseball team and crew not available for the Red Book and traces the activities of 1918 men on this year's University teams. Class officers, committees, publications, and musical organizations receive recognition...
...class of 1919 will hold its first smoker tonight in the Union at 8.15 o'clock. B. L. Wells '19 will outline the work of the Red Book Committee, which will begin the competitions the next day. An excellent program has been prepared by the entertainment committee, which includes motion pictures and an act of vaudeville. The first of the moving pictures will be "Work," with the well known comedian, Charlie Chaplin, as the star. Following this William Foote, a humorist, will take up a half hour in providing more fun. The feature of the evening will next be given...
...report on the 1918 Red Book shows that gains have been made in every department over the publications of former years, and particularly much larger financial returns. The circulation was increased from 450 sold copies of the 1917 book to 1100 actually sold copies of last year's Freshman Red Book. This has benefited the advertisers, as it has meant a wider circulating medium, and it has helped the college by the copies of a representative Harvard publication being spread over more of the country, the books being sent to the various Harvard Clubs and to preparatory schools. The increased...
Last year's Red Book Board started the innovation of individual pictures of every member of the class, which will form the basis of a comparison for later years in connection with the individual pictures in the Senior Album. They also established the precedent of turning over the remaining money, which in this case amounted to about $335, to a fund to be known as the "Senior Album Fund." As the Senior Album carries no advertising, this will make a useful basis to start the Album on, which has hitherto suffered by the lack of necessary money to support...