Word: keys
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Calling the Key Society "long overdue," Harvard Athletic Director William J. Bingham '16 predicted at the time that the group would "make obsolete the phrase 'Harvard indifference...
...felt that the College needed an organization like the Crimson Key Society in place to offer help, assistance and hospitality to people coming to the University," adds Student Council President William D. Weeks '49, who helped plan the new group...
...Key grew out of the efforts of William P. Hall '45, a former varsity football manager, who was impressed by the warm welcome he received while traveling to other colleges to compete...
Established to welcome first-years, visiting athletes and other guests, the new Key Society was governed by a 37-member "Executive Group" composed of student leaders. These men included one representative each from the House committees, Band, Debate Council, Glee Club, Phillips Brooks House, WHRB and other organizations...
...have demonstrated their leadership abilities in other activities were chosen for the Executive Group," said Gerald Y. Genn '48, the first president of the Crimson Key, at the time. "The Crimson Key will continue to recruit similar personnel, but we also will welcome any other student who is interested in working with...