Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Rothstein, Isadore Rousselot, Harold Rowen, Allen Rudolph, Edmund Russo, Anthony Rutter, Irvin Ruzt-Nissen, Erik Ryee, Chulwon Sacco, John Samuels, Gerald Sand, Martin Sarotzkin, Irving Saul, Everett Schechter, Alfred Schlefer, Albert Schlein, David Schramm, John Schreckenberger, Edward Schultz, Mortimer Schwartz, Maxwell Schweitzer, Henry Scott, Theodore Seely, Joseph Seifert, John Severud, Olaf Shapiro, Maurice Shayevitz, Abraham Shoemaker, David Siegal, Sheppard Siif, Benjamin Silberstein, Alexander Simmons. Thomas Skarstrom, Charles Slack, Lawrence Slattery, Louis Smith, Alva Smith, Irvin Smith, Maurice Smith, William Smyth, Carleton Soghigian, Diran Solomon, Sidney Roster of the Class of 1929 Soons, Edwin Speller, Robert Squier, George Stainback, Charles Strapf, Raymond Staples, Lloyd Stasheff, Adolph Steck, Gilbert Steidinger, William Stein, Arthur Stern, Morris Stone, Herbert Storms, Charles Strait, Ross Sullivan, Hardy Swenson. Hardy Sykes, George Taddeo, Joseph Taft, Henry Talmadge, Arthur Tassi, Edward Taylor, John , Termanp Isidore Thorne, Cecil Thorsland, John Tierney, Joseph Tiihonen, Edwin Todd, Edward Tomars, Adolph Tompkins, Alan Trachy, Joseph Tracy, Harlan Treacy. Edward Tschorn, Frank Turner, Joseph Uniker, Thomas Urbach, George Vail, Robert Van Felt, John Van Urk, Frederick f178:I Veit, Charles Verlin. YVilliam Volansky, Louis vom Saal, Frederick Wagner, Theodore Waldron, Robert Walker. Samuel Vkfallach, Ira Walrod, Beyrl Ward. Frank Watman, Clement Waugh, Alexander Weeks, Cyrus Wehbring, Leon Weinman, David Weinstein, Lawrence Weiss, Arthur Werner, Sidney Westphal, Albert Whiteside, Ford Wilheim, Julian Wilkens, George Willen, Joseph Wiltbank, Thomas Witte. Paul Wolf. Theodore Wolf, William Wolfert, Alton Wolfert, Ira Woodworth. Willia Wright, William Wyckoff, Kenneth Wynno, Joseph Young, Howard Young, Lloyd Zahner, William Zaklasnik, Frank Zeitlin, Frank Zlotnick, Abraham Zuchorski, Edward In

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for the last time, and, leaving an enviable record behind them, moved on to the realm of the Sophomores. Returning to the Campus as second-year men, the Class of 1929 took up the task of Freshman subjugation with a will. They were no respectors of persons, for even high school valedictorians had to roll up their trousers with the rest and denounce the government or push pennies with their blackened noses. So heartily did '29 conduct the hazing and the class rush that the yearlings could not forget it, and in the tug-of-war they turned out in droves to drag their tormentors gleefully through the icy water. Toistill further avenge themselves, the Cubs wrested from their opponents the right to smoke class pipes by Winning 4 of the 7 cane spree bouts. Although the Class of 1929 failed to break up the Yearling Banquet, their laxity was atoned for by holding just as quiet ancl well-planned a dinner as the Cubs. Over a hundred Sophomores gathered in small groups at 180th Street, and rode by train to Scarsdale, where the dinner was held in the Donny Brook Lodge. The dinner committee, headed by Rousselot, hit upon the novel plan of secluding themselves in the Union Square Savings Bank until the even- ing of the dinner, when they left their lair for Scarsdale. Only one Sophomore was captured, and the dinner went oil' without a single Freshman appearing on the scene. Returning in triumph to the Campus, the Sophomores built a huge bonfire on South Field and sang and snake-danced around it till midnight. When the ballots case in the Spring l926 election for class officers had been counted, the following men were declared elected: Robert E. Speller, president: William Woodworth, vice-presidentg Thomas V. Haney, secretaryg and Howard G. Riley, treasurer. Owing to unfortunate circumstances, Speller had to obtain leave of absence for the 'second semester, and the leadership of the class fell into the hands of Woodworth. Spring found the Class of l929 busily engaged in impressing upon the Yearlings for the last time the spirit of humility, while they themselves were acquiring the political finesse of their elders, the Juniors. SOPHOMORE CANE SPREE TEAM L 175.3

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