Foreign Service School Yearbook / Protocol

Georgetown's East Campus (consisting of the School of Foreign Service, the Institute/School of Languages and Linguistics, and later the School of Business Administration) produced its own yearbook between 1948 and 1967. Originally simply called the School of Foreign Service Yearbook, it was renamed the Protocol in 1950.

School of Foreign Service Yearbook/Protocol volumes provide the only yearbook coverage of East Campus students, faculty, and student organizations between 1948 and 1967 as these are not found in Ye Domesday Booke. The volumes include senior portraits, photographs of underclassmen, candid snapshots, and accounts of activities of East Campus student groups such as the Far East Club, Il Circolo Italiano, the Export-Import Club, the Diplomatic Relations Club, and fraternities like Delta Phi Epsilon and Delta Sigma Pi. This collection also includes a School of Foreign Service yearbook produced in 1922.