TIME’s 100TH Year: A gallery of photos!

Artilleryman Henry Luce, Yale, trained on campus, then serves the last month of the war at Camp Jackson. S.C. There, he and Hadden talked about “the paper” and laid plans for their partnership.
 

Yale Daily News’s 1920 staff included chairman Hadden (centre), editor Luce (second left).
 

TIME’s founders, Hadden (left) and Luce (centre) running sheet of a 1923 issue with printer William Hopkins.
 

Possibly the most prestigious living American who never made TIME’s cover, Henry Luce. Painted by artist Boris Artzybasheff.
 

Henry Luce, in the late 1960s, not long before his death in 1967.

<< The images were previously published on the day by Life, TIME and Fortune.   

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