Word: classing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Class of 1950 will receive no Class Album; nor will '53 be buying the usual Freshman Register and Red Book this year. "314," covering this, Harvard's 314th year, and a revamped Freshman Register will replace the three lately deceased publications, George J. Feeney '50, Editor of '314," announced last night...
Ideas for a yearbook and a re-designed Register put the squeeze on the ailing Class Album and the Red Book last spring. Since the war, Registers, Red Books, and Albums have crept hesitantly to the stands months or even years behind schedule, have lost money, and have been undersubscribed...
When the Student Council dropped the 1950 Album riddle in their laps last spring, ex-Editor Niki Arundel '50 and Assistant Editor Edward T. Kenyon '50 started shuffling the possibilities for a four-class yearbook publication. They organized a staff and sifted through information on yearbooks gleaned from other schools...
...council committees will: Broward Craig '50, education; William L. Curwen '50, international activities; William D. Mulhelland. Jr. '50 and Richard M. Sandler '52, extra curricular activities: Unverferth and Albert B. Carter, Jr. '50 student welfare; Chase N. Peterson '53, freshman affairs; William S. Tyson '51, class affair; Henry M.Silveira Jr.'51, personnel; Richard T. Button '52, public relations; and Charles R. Brynteson '50, council constitution survey...
Hartz rose fast from a teaching fellow in 1942 to instructor in 1945, to assistant professor in 1947. His courses have included a General Education class in Democratic Theory and its Crities...