Word: yearbooks
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dressler added that the need for deciding immediately on the quantity of paper and covers to be ordered for the yearbook would preclude the acceptance of subscriptions after the end of the current drive. The Album will include pictures and write-ups of members of the Class of 1946 and sections on the Faculty, athletics, clubs, and activities...
...work in college, this situation was reversed in life, where even a greater percentage of private school men achieved note, caused in part by family positions and contacts. Totally, some 20 percent of each class attained some prominence within each field (prominence being defined as inclusion in the professional yearbook. or "Who's Who"), while men with honor degrees achieved high places within the professions twice as readily as did non-honors men. As a final commentary, the surveyor, John B. Knox, of the Sociology Department, determined that the three best criteria for prominence were 1) graduation with honors...
Under its constitution, the Council now has final control over the publication of the Red Book. As a result of this provision, the Council has requested that the yearbook's editors submit an itemized budget of proposed expenditures...
Blinken has also requested that the Student Council allow the Red Book's staff greater freedom in putting out the annual, stating that "the Council's interference only makes that task of publishing the yearbook a more difficult one than...
Editor of the 1950 Freshman Red Book will be Robert J. Blinken '50, of Yonkers, New York, and Matthews Hall, Arthur C. McGill '48 of Student Council announced last night. Chosen as business manager for the Yardlings' first post-war yearbook was Donald M. Landis '50, of Elizabeth, New Jersey, and Matthews Hall...