Union College - Garnet Yearbook (Schenectady, NY)

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se ll 5, u J .hh xy f Z r The Idol THOMAS I. WAD1s ........................ ............. E diz'or-in-Chief CHARLES E. WILLIAMS, JR. ................................................... Business Manager ASSOCIATE EDITORS ROBIEIQT F. BURNS Lewis IRVING I-Iouwrrz E,VERI5TT V. CONNOR XVILLIAM P. Paimiziz VVILLIAM J. D1zLL15s CDTHNIEL A. P12NDL1s'roN, IR. The Idol, Union College student literary quarterly, is now completing its -sixth season. lt was started in the spring of 1928 and has been successful since its inception. Originally six issues per year were published, but in 1930 the format was changed and the magazine became a quarterly. The Idol contains short stories, creative essays, dramatic criticism, reviews of contemporary works of liction and poetry. Consisting wholly of undergraduate contributions, the Idol offers a means fof expression to the Student Body. Although forced to depend upon a limited number of contributors, the magazine has maintained an excellence of literary effort to stimulate the interest of a majority of the undergraduates and faculty in its writings. THoMixs I. WADE, C11ARLEs E. WrLL1AMs, Erfiffli'-111-C11'1L'f Busi11e.v.s' Manager Ei e i if Q f N 7

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i l PAUL EIN KLESTEI N DONALD FLORA CI-IAUNCEY FOOTE ARNOLD FRIEDMAN JOHN PIAYMAN JOSEPH HORVATH Yearbook Of 1934 HARIQY PARKER JOHN ROBERTS HAIQRISON F. SAYRE DOLTfiLAS SMITH RO'BERT SMITH :EDWARD TAYLOR VVILLIAM I'lUN'1'LIiY REED TRIPP SAMUEL IQEATS ALEXANDER TURNER SIDNEY MARKIIIAN PAUL WASSMANDORE RUSSIi1.L B. NICIQECHNIIE LOUIS YEVOLI ASSISTANT EDITORS VVARREN ACKERMAN EDWARD FREDERICK NIINCI-I RICHARD M. HDIAMOND FRANK XAVIER SHIELDS DETNCAN SCOTT MCNAB MAUS VVELLINGTON STIZARNS THORNTON WILSON VVHIPIILE 'a ' 4Efa1' ff 1 iig'faG?PSq f Nl 'Lg' Q S an 'lg-Q' I9 RN-,I uf el! x ,U Wir 'I A' ' Aw ik IW W'rfm '1MP li W ,E gig wars' 37,-. V 1 f f

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The Handbook The Union College Handbook is a compendium of useful facts about the campus and campus organizations, customs, traditions, and regulations, a guide of general information for the benefit of undergraduates, published annually under the supervision of the Publication Board which elects the Editor and the Business Manager from the junior class. This publication, colloquially known as the Frosh Bible , is mailed to the incoming freshman class during the summer months in order to aid the new- comers in becoming familiar with the traditions and spirit of Union College. The members of the other classes obtain their copies of the Handbook upon registration, In order to better acquaint the freshmen with the fraternity system, upon which the social life of the college is based, there is a list of the fraternities as well as the dates of their foundings. There is also a map of the college grounds and adjacent streets, containing the locations of all the buildings connected with the college. The telephone numbers of the various departments are also included. JOHN N. NTARCELLUS, ju. JULIUS GOLDERMAIN' Edi50r-ii11-Cl1.igf Busirzess Manager 0 I uc 4 'I ef? 2 :L5 ,9L1r.b1'T-'19 I'i -.. u-is 'V , 1 Q 4 ii! fr ' .arf ,h A 271 . -' WE Erg ,?g -'- -i