Union College - Garnet Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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,GARNET Sigma Xi Union Chapter GF F ICERS PROF. CHARLES B. PIURD ............ .......... P resident PROP. EDWARD S. C. SMLTH .. ......., Vice-President PROP. FRANK J. STUDER ................... Secretary-T1'easurer Prof. Egbert K. Bacon Prof. Ernest J. Berg Dr. Leonard B. Clark Prof. Ernest E. Dale Dean Edward Ellery Mr. Augustus Henry Fox Dean Charles F. F. Garis Prof. Frederick XV. Grover Dr. Sylvester J. Haefner Prof. Anthony DeH. Hoadley Prof. Charles B. Hurd Prof. Charles T. Male ACTIVE MEMBERS Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof Prof. Prof. Prof Prof. Peter I. YNold James XV. Mavor Hugh Miller David S. Morse Vladimir Rojansky Mortimer F. Sayre Frederick C. Schmidt Edward S. C. Smith Frank Studer XfVarren C. Taylor Everett NV. Thatcher John N. Vedder Thomas A. VVilson ASSOCIATE MEMBERS Mr. Earle M. Bigsbee Mr. Peter S. Miller Mr. G. Arthur Campbell Mr. Earl F. Rothemich Dr, Edwin NW. Hamlin Mr. John A. Sanford Mr. F. XY. Toppan ASSOCIATE MEMBERS ELECTED, 1933 Henry XV. Dill, Jr. Stanley .l-l. Graves Thomas Michael Kelly Edward Rudolph Lender John J. A. Lyons Donald E. Nitchman Charles Lawrence Raymond John Ruiz Daniel L. Rutenberg Abraham I. Schnipelsky J. Carl Seddon Benjamin Mackay Wfalker MEMBERS ELECTED, 1933 Dr. Gerrit Bevelander Prof. John L. March Dr. Ernest M. Ligon Dr. Anthony James Palermo PROMQTED PRUTYT ASSOCIATE TO MEMBERSHIP Dr. Edwin XV. Hamlin 259 , ll:-'gurl sv M Sb- , ? i- ' .,js5?t..f'f' ' 'lip-554.3-3-, .fr-W F 'xv :ia Gif I ,A 5 5. W A -5 1- ' l . F E ? C: ..-.. . l ... ., Z .- I i 5 i -

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11 lm f X 1v , gr-if ' yw riffs 7 1 rl tl L ll' Ei '- iiliitve ,i gil - - - - Student Body OLLEGE activities and functions are governed and controlled to a large degree by the students tliemselves, organized as the Student Body of Union College. The Student Council Chairman acts as presiding officer at the regular meetings which are held on Monday mornings at the usual time for the daily chapel service. The meetings are held in the old chapel. It is a tradition of the college that the freshmen shall sit in the balcony and must not leave until the upper-classmen have all left. The only officer, other than presiding ofhcet, is the secretary, who is appointed by the president. At the meetings of this body, all business concerning student activities is transacted and it is the one place where any undergraduate may voice his opinion on any matter which may concern the student body as a whole. A motion was passed last year giving voting power to the freshman, but the upper-classmen still hold unique the privilege of the floor. The motions passed and the opinions held by this body are seriously considered by the administration. A school holiday was changed last lfall, being taken from one Week-end and added to the Thanksgiving vacation. The body abolished 'Freshmen sports, deeming it wise to follow the example of several other colleges. It was hoped that by doing so, intramural sports would be entered into more whole heartedly. The money saved by this means was to go toward improving the inlirmary. A long discussion centered around the abolishing of the present Inter-frate1'nity Council and drawing up a new or- ganization, giving the neutrals equal representation, but, as yet, no step has been taken to carry out this plan. This yearls officers are Ashmore Mitchell, pri-siding olilicer and Ralph Scmarad, secretary. Asnivioiuz L. L. NTITCI-IELL, RALPH D. SEMERAD, President Serrclary 258

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1 Q 1 Y Phi Beta Kappa Alpha of New York OFFICERS DR. DAVID SHERMAN IVIORSE ........ MR. JOHN C. VAN VOAS'P ....... MR. ROBERT J. LANDON .......... DR. MORTON COLLINS STEWART RESIDENT ME Henry S. Baeler - Dr. Frank Coe Barnes Dr. James Wlilliam Black Frederick Liddel Bronner Edward Linus Carroll Dominick V. Cerrito Prof. Franklin Chester Chillrud Dr. Leonard B. Clark Dr. Harrison Cadwallader Coffin Morris Marshall Cohn Prof. Robert VVarner Crowell Dr. Frank Parker Day Vlfalter De Matto Louis Michael DiCarlo Dean Edward Ellery George VV. Featherstonaugh Augustus Henry Fox Jacob M. Frankel Dean Charles Frederick Garis Henry Glen Horatio Glen Edward F. I-lennelly Stanley G. Holden Albert M. Hull Dr. Leonard Chester Jones . . ......... Presiderzt . . . . .Vice-President . . . . . .Treasurer ....Secreta1'y MBERS ' Dr. George Dwight Kellogg Robert J. Landon Dr. Harold Atkinson Larrabee David E. LeFavour John Luskin Dr. John Lewis March Arthur L. Maxon Donald Lewis Millham Dr. David Sherman Morse Louis Oppenheim Mathias P. Poersh Rev. Clayton J. Potter Vladamir Rojansky Hyman Sacheroff John Albert Sanford Philip Alle1'ton Smith Dr. Morton Collins Stewart Everett XV. Thatcher John C. Van Voast Prof. John N. D. Vedder Bertrand Max XVainger Edward C. Wlhitmeyer Dr. Thomas Adam XVilson Prof. Peter Irving Wfold Dr. John C. Younie MEMBERS ELECTED, 1933 Allen Irving Bernstein Julius Emspak Sedgie Ford Griffith Lewis Irving I-florwitz Peter Triton Kapsalis Kenneth Keith King, Jr. Thomas Joseph 17 .a J ' .:. I t fll- , 'Y - T11 .. E ll :' 15 , . ig- ' ' li? way' A 260 I E EF- p A p A '-,111 1-1 :. Abraham Charles Levine John Joseph Aloysius Lyons Harold Swanker MacGowan Donald Edward Nitclnnan XVilliam Packard Palmer Abraham Isaac Schnipelsky Wfade