IMPORTANT CHANGES IN SENIOR ALBUM FOR 1933

Several important changes are being planned for this year's Senior Class Album, B. K. Bachrach, chairman of the Album Committee, announced last night. In past years, a section has always been devoted to activities in the Yard. This year, each of the Houses will be discussed in detail, and it is expected that the section will be twice as long as last year. Instead of the photographic section on the Yard gates, the space will be devoted to photographs of the various towers of Harvard, taken from different angles.

Like the Freshman "Red Book," the Album will have a section devoted to President Lowell. It will probably be about eight pages and will deal with his life here at Harvard. The Committee has obtained a hitherto unpublished photograph of the President for the first page. Pictures of him as an undergraduate, as a young teacher, and as President, will also be featured.

No radical changes are contemplated in the book's makeup. The cover, the records of the graduating class, and the activities will be treated as last year. Every attempt is being made to make the book a useful and interesting record.

At the same time, Bachrach announced that since subscriptions to the Album were opened a week ago, 150 have been pledged. He expects that the same number again will be subscribed this coming week. The date for sending in Life Blanks has been extended to March 7.