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record of the past coliege year in as interesting a manner as possihle. The
first part of this assignment is reiatively easy to accomplish,-it is the latter
part that contains the gamble in trying to present something that escapes
the charge of imitating the preceding year's 13001: and yet contrives to live
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editors that this volume wi11 provide you with an interesting afternoon
when you first receive it and that in years to come it may serve with some
success to recall the coiiege year of 1941 and recapture for you some ot
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Tile ciiarter of Amherst gives time Board of Trustees iinai responsibility for the
administration and development of time Coiiege. Drawing two members from puiuiic
life, one from tile ministry, tilree from the bar, four from business, two from bante-
ing, and four of iong experience in tiie field of education, this body functions
tixrougim executive, finance. instruction, buildings and grounds, and iionorary
degrees committees.
The Boards primary emphasis on education is tempered by a conservative pro-
gram of piiysicai expansion, an example of wixicii is Valentine Hail, pictured below,
to be completed this year.
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THE BIJAHD
IIE TRUSTEES
ALFRED ERNEST STEARNS I-I Nationaiiy icnown
among' educators and administrators, Alfred Ernest
Stearns, present Chairman of the Corporation, was
eiected head of t1Ie Board of Trustees in 1937. A mem-
ber of Psi Upsilon, he graduated from Amherst in 1894.
becoming head master of Andover in 1903, from which
post he retired in 1937.
FREDERICK SCOULLER ALLIS f-1 Frederick
Scouiier Aiiis, Amiiersfs able Secretary of tile Alumni
Council from 1914 to 1939, has served as Secretary of
the College Corporation since 1929. A member of Psi
Upsiion, ire graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Amherst
in 1893 and iioids honorary M.A. and L.H.D. degrees.
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ALFRED ERNEST STEARNS Litt.D., LL.D., L.H.D.
Chairman of the Corporation
STANLEY KING LL.D.
President of the College
ARTHUR LEE KINSOLVING D.D.
HARLAN FISIKE SToNE LL.D., D.C.L.
GEORGE EDYVIN PIERCE B.A.
ROBERT NVASHBURN 1X'1AYNARD LLB.
HERBERT LEE PRATT P.E.D.
LUCIUS Roor EASTMAN LL.B.
EDVVARD TUCKERMAN ESTY LL.D.
LEWIS VVILLIAMS DOUGLAS LL.D.
NVALTER STUART ORR LLB.
FRANK LEAROYD BOYDEN L.H.D., LL.D.
XNILLIAM SARGENT LADD NLD.
FREDERICK SEWALL BALE B.A.
FRANCIS T. P. PI.IIwIPToN LLB.
JOSEPH BARTLETT EASTMAN LL.D.
FREDERICK SCOULLER ALLIS L.H.D.
Secretary of the Corporal
PAUL DYESS XVEATHERS B.A., IVI.B.A.
Secretary of the Corporal
TRUSTEE EMERITUS
ARTHUR CURTISS JAMES 1VI.A.
ALFRED ERNEST STEARNS
FREDERICK SCOULLER ALLIS
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STANLEY KING
PRESIDENT
Stanley King, the eleventh presi-
ctent of Amherst College, assumed
office in 1932. following an active
and prominent career in law and
business. After graduating summa
cum laude from Amherst in 1903,
where he was affiliated with Delta
Kappa Epsilon and Phi Beta
Kappa, President King received his
iV1.A. from Harvard Law School in
1906 and was admitted to the Flas-
sactlusetts Bar.
Since becoming president, he has
been awarded Doctor of Laws de-
grees from Dartmouth, Vvesteyan,
Colgate. Columlaia, and Xvitliams.
Tn the Members of the Elass 01711:
For four years you have been members of the College. During the past year
you have accepted the opportunities for leadership in the undergraduate affairs
of Amherst and have exercised this responsibility with sound judgment and ex-
cellent good sense. The extraordinarily rapid development of the world crisis this
year has presented unusual problems of great seriousness to the whole under-
graduate body. The College deeply appreciates your leadership. As you leave
the College in June to talce your places in an uncertain world, you carry with you
our confidence that you will face the issues presented to you with a stout heart.
Vve shall miss you on the campus when the College reassembles in September.
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C. SCOTT PORTER
DEAN
Charles Scott Porter, '19, joined the Amherst
faculty in 1924, becoming assistant professor of
Mathematics in 1927, associate professor in 1929,
and Dean of the College in 1931. A member of
Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, and Sigma Xi.
Dean Porter started teaching in 1919 as a Mathe-
matics instructor at Worcester Polytechnic 1nsti-
tute, receiving his 1Vl.A. from Clark in 1932.
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CHARLES E. BENNETT FRANCIS H. FOBES
ANCIENT LANGUAGES
CHARLES ERNEST BENNETT
Plli Cramma Delta, Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, B.A., 1905
Cornell, Ph.D., 1911
MOORE PROFESSOR OF LATIN
FRANCIS HOVVARD FOBES
Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard, A.B.,
Harvarc1,A.1V1., 1905
CLASS OF 1880 PROFESSOR OF GREEK
WILLIAM TINGLE ROVVLAND
Kappa Alplia
Kentuclcy Vvesleyan, B.A., 1902
Vanderbilt, lVI.A., 1907
Columloia, PILD., 1918
PROFESSOR OF LATIN
REUBEN ARTHUR BROVVER
Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Kappa
Aml1erst, B.A., 1930
Camlaricige, B.A., 1932
CamIJric1ge,lVI.A., 1936
Harvard, PILD., 1936
JOHN C. NEVVTON ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
AND ENGLISH
A 5 'I' H ll N U M Y
VVARREN KIMBALL GREEN
Theta Xi, Plii Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi
Harvarcl, B.A., 1913
Harvard, lV1.A., 1914
California, PILD., 1916
Aml1erst,lV1.A. fI'Ionorary1, 1934
PROFESSOR OF ASTRONOINIY, DIRECTOR OF THE OB-
SERVATORY ON THE SIDNEY DILLON FOUNDA-
TION AND INIARSHAL
OF GREEK
NVILLIAIVI T. ROWLAND REUBEN A. BROXVER NVARREN K. GREEN
JOHN SCOVILLE HALL
Alplxa Delta Plii, Phi Beta Kappa, Gamma
Alplia, Sigma Xi
Amlierst, B.A., 1930
Yale, Pl1.D., 1933
INSTRUCTOR IN ASTRONOMY
BIIILIIEY
OTTO CHARLES GLASER
Clui Plmi, PIII Beta Kappa
Jollns Hoplcins, B.A., 1900
.Iolins Hoplcins, Pl1.D., 1904
PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY ON THE ED
XVARD S. HARK-
NESS FOUNDATION
HAROLD HENRY PLOUGH
Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi
Amlmerst, B.A., 1913
CoIumlJia,1X'1.A., 1915
ColumIJia,Pl1.D., 1917
RUFUS TYLER LINCOLN PROFESSOR Or BIOLOGX
ALFRED SHEPARD GOODALE
Phi Beta Kappa
Amlierst, B.A., 1898
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BOTANY
OSCAR EMIL SCHOTTE
Sigma Xi
Geneva, Switzc-:rIand, DSC., 1925
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY
JOHN S. HALL OTTO C. GLASER
HAROLD H. PLOUGH ALFRED S. GOODALE OSCAR E. SCHOTTE
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EEUNUMICE
HOVVARD WATERS DOUGHTY GEGRGE ROGERS TAYLOR
Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Beta Kappa. Chicago, Ph.B., 1921
Sigma Xi, Phi Lamhcla Upsilon Chicago, Ph.D., 1929
Johns Hopkins, P.A.E., 1893 PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS
Johns Hopkins, Ph.D., 1904
Amherst,1V1.A. fflonoraryl, 1916
Johns Hopkins, BE. extra ordinem, 1927
MASSACHUSETTS PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY
COLSTON ESTEY VVARNE
Kappa Delta Rho, Artus
ROBERT BYRON WHITNEY gomelly Sify 1331
Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Caggsgg 1925
XI: Phi Lambda Upsllon ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECONOIVIICS
Minnesota, BA., 1924
Minnesota, Ph.D., 1927
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY
LESTER VERNON CHANDLER
DAVID CALDVVELL GRAHAME Alpha Kappa Psi, Alpha Pi Zeta, Phi
Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi, Phi Lamhcla Beta Kappa
Upsilon lxflissouri, B.A., 1930
lvlinnesota, B.Ch.E., 1935 lvlissguri, lVl,A,, 1931
California, Ph.D., 1937 Yale, PILDH 1934
INSTRUCTOR IN CHEMISTRY ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS
1 - 1 Q1 1 il i
COLSTON E. XVARNE
LESTER V. CHANDLER
HENRY H. VILLARD NELSON H. EDDY
HENRY HILGARD VILLARD
Yale, A.B., 1932
Cambridge, A.B., 1934
Camloridge. Nl.A. fcanlalol. 1939
Columloia, Pl1.D., 1941
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ECONOINIICS
NELSON HEXVITT EDDY
Beta Theta Pi, Phi Beta Kappa, Pi
Gamma lN'lu
Coloraclo, B.A., 1934
Columbia, lX"l.A., 1936
INSTRUCTOR IN ECONOMICS
ENGLISH
THEODORE BAIRD
Kappa Alplia
Hobart, B.A., 1920
Harvarcl, lVl.A., 1922
Harvard, Pl1.D., 1929
SANIUEL VVILLISTON PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH
THEODORE BAIRD FAYETTE C. CANFIELD
FAYETTE CURTIS CANFIELD
Phi Kappa Psi
Amherst, B.A., 1925
PROFESSOR OF DRAMATICS AND DIRECTOR OF THE
KIRBY IVIEIVIORIAL THEATER
GEORGE ROY ELLIOTT
Phi Eta
Toronto, B.A., 1904
Jena, Pl1.D., 1908
Bowcloin, Liti.D., 1925
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH ON THE HENRY C. FOLGER
FOUNDATION
DAVID MORTON
Delta Kappa Epsilon, Plmi Beia Kappa
Vanclerlmilt, B.S., 1909
Amlierst, lVl.A. fl'lonoraryl, 1934
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH
GEORGE R. ELLIOTT DAVID MORTON
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JAMES P. WVOOD GEORGE A. CRAIG
JAMES PLAYSTED WOOD
CoIumIJia, B.A., 1927
Columbia, IVI.A., 1933
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH
GEORGE ARIVIOUR CRAIG
AIpI1a DeIta PI1i, Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, AB., 1937
I'Iarvard,A.1V1., 1938
INSTRUCTOR IN ENGLISH
PINE AHT5
CHARLES HILL MORGAN
DeIta Kappa EpsiIon
Harvard, B.A., 1924
Harvard. IVI.A., 1926
Harvard, PILD., 1928
PROFESSOR OF FINE ARTS ON THE YVILLIAIVI R
MEAD FOUNDATION
HENRY EDWARDS SCOTT, JR.
I-Iarvard, B.A., 1922
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF FINE ARTS
If IIEN EH
GEOFFROY ATKINSON
Beta Theta Pi
AmI1erst,B.A., 1913
CoIumIJia, B.A., 1914
CoIumImia,PI1.D., 1920
PROFESSOR OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
RALPH C. VVILLIAIVIS FREDERICK K. TURGEON
CHARLES H. MORGAN HENRY E. SCOTT, JR.
RALPH COPLESTONE VVILLIAIVIS
PI1i Gamma DeIta, Phi Beta Kappa
Johns Hopkins, B.A., 1908
Johns Hopkins, Ph.D., 1917
PROFESSOR OF FRENCH
FREDERICK KING TURGEON
Beta Theta Pi, Phi Beta Kappa
Bowdoin, B.A., 1923
Harvard, 1VI.A., 1924
Harvard, PILD., 1930
Amherst, IVI.A. fI'Ionorary1, 1940
PROFESSOR OF FRENCH
GEORGE BANKS FUNNELL
Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, B.A., 1924
I'Iarvard,1VI.A., 1928
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF FRENCH
ROBERT PALMER WATERMAN
DeIta Kappa EpsiIon
Trinity, B.A.,
Trinity, 1VI.A., 1934
INSTRUCTOR IN FRENCH
STANLEY VVILLIAIVIS, JR.
Theta DeIta Chi
Bowdoin, B.A., 1937
I'Iarvard,1VI.A., 1939
INSTRUCTOR IN FRENCH
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GEORGE B. FUNNELL
GEOFFROY ATKINSON
ROBERT P. WATERMAN STANLEY WILLIAIVIS, JR
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GEORGE VVILLIAM BAIN
Chi Phi, Sigma Xi
1V1cGi11,B.S.,1921
McGill, MS., 1923
Coiumbia, 1V1.A., 1923
Coiumlaia, PHD., 1927
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF IWINEROLOGY AND GEOL-
OGY ON THE EDXVARD HITCHCOCK FOUNDA-
TION
FRED B. PHLEGER, JR.
Kappa Alpha fsoutilernl, Sigma Xi
Southern Caiifornia, BS., 1931
Caiifornia 1nStitute of Technoiogy, 1V1.S..
1932
Harvard, PHD., 1936
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GEOLOGY
H Ii H M A N
CLARENCE VVILLIS EA STMAN
Vvorcester Polytechnic 1nSti1ute,B.S., 1894
Leipsic, 1V1.S., 1898
Leipsic, PHD.. 1898
Am11erst,1V1.A. fHonOrary1, 1912
PROFESSOR OF GERMAN LANGUAGE AND LITERA
TURE AND SENIOR MARSHAL
CLARENCE XV. EASTINIAN OTTO IVIANTHEY-ZORN
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GEORGE NV. BAIN FRED B. PHLEGER. JR.
CTTO MANTHEY-ZORN
Acieilaert College, Western Reserve. B.A..
1901
Leipsic, PhD., 1904
PROFESSOR OF GERMAN ON THE EMILY C JORDAN
FOLGER FOUNDATION
MANFORD VAUGHN KERN
Phi Beta Kappa
VVi11iam Jewell, B.A., 1918
1nc1iana,1V1.A., 1921
Princeton, NIA., 1930
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GERMAN
ANTHONY SCENNA
Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, BA., 1927
Coiumbia, 1V1.A., 1929
Columbia, PHD., 1937
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF GERMAN
BIANFORD V. KERN ANTHONY SCENNIX
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LAURENCE B. PACKARD EDVVARD D. SALBION SARELI. E. GLEASON, JR. ALFRED F. HAVIGHURST
HIBTUHY
LAURENCE BRADFGRD PACKARD ALFRED FREEMAN HAVIGHURST
Delta Upsiion, Phi Beta Kappa Phi Delta Theta
Harvard, B.A., 1909 O11io VVes1eyan, B.A., 1925
Harvard, PHD., 1921 Chicago, 1V1.A., 1928
Amherst, 1V1.A. f1'1Onorary1 , 1934 Harvard, PhD., 1936
ANSON D. IVIORSE PROFESSOR OF HISTORY ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY
STETSON CGNN
Pi Gamma Mu
EDXIVARD DWIGHT SALMON George Vvashington University, B.A..
Deita Upsiion 1933
University ofRoc11ester, BS., 1917 George Vvastmington University, 1V1.A.,
Harvard, 1V1.A., 1923 1934
Harvard, PHD., 1934 Yale, PHD., 1938
WINKLEY PROFESSOR OF HISTORY INSTRUCTOR IN HTSTORY
ITALIAN ,
SARELL EVERETT GLEASON, JR. REG1NA1..D FOSTER FRENCH
Harvarc1,B.A., 1927 A1p11a Sigma Phi, Phi Beta Kappa
1'1arvarc1,1V1.A., 1928 Dartmout11,A.B., 1927
1'1arvart1,P11.D., 1934 Harvarc1,1V1.A., 1928
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF HISTORY ON THE HENRY Harvard, PHD., 1935
P. FIELD FOUNDATION ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES
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STETSON CONN REGINALD F. FRENCH
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THOMAS C- ESTY ATHERTON H. SPRAGUE BAILEY LE F. BROVVN
M ATHE MI-ITIII S
THOMAS CUSHING ESTY
Psi Upsiion, Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, B.A., 1893
Amherst, 1VI.A., 1897
WALKER PROFESSOR OF MATHEIVIATICS, ACTING
PRESIDENT OF THE COLLEGE IN CASE OF AB-
SENCE OF THE PRESIDENT
ATHERTON HALL SPRAGUE
Deita Upsilon
Amherst, B.A., 1920
Princeton, IVLA., 1923
PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS
BAILEY LEFEVRE BROWN
Amherst, B.A., 1924
Princeton, 1VI.A., 1925
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS
M U S I II
VINCENT MORGAN
Kappa Gamma Psi
New England Conservatory of Music,
BIVI., 1932
New Engianci Conservatory of IVIusic,
IVIIVI., 1934
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF IVIUSIC
HENRY GEORGE MISHKIN
University of Caiifornia, A.B., 1931
I'IarvarcI, IVI.A., 1937
Harvard, Ph.D., 1938
INSTRUCTOR IN INIUSIC, COLLEGE ORGANIST AND
CHOIR MASTER
VINCENT MORGAN HENRY G. IVIISHKIN
P H I I. II S ll P HY
STERLING POWER LAMPRECHT
Deita Sigma Rho, Phi Beta Kappa
Vviiiiams, B.A., 1911
I'IarvarcI,1VI.A., 1912
Union TheoIogicaI Seminary, BD., 1915
Columbia, Ph.D., 1918
Amherst, IVI.A. fI'Ionorary1 , 1934
PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY
VVILLIAM JESSE NEWLIN
Psi Upsiion, Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, B.A., 1899
IVIassachusetts Institute of Technoiogy.
B.S., 1901
Amherst, IVI.A., 1903
Harvard, M.A., 1906
PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY AND MATHEMATICS
SECRETARY OF THE FACULTY
GAIL KENNEDY
1V1inneSota, B.A., 1922
Co1umI9ia, 1VI.A., 1923
Coiumhia, PILD., 1928
Amherst, 1V1.A. fI'IonOrary1, 1940
PROFESSOR OF PHILOSOPHY
PHYSIIII-II. EIIUIII-ITIIJN '
LLOYD PAUL JORDAN
Sigma Alpha Epsiion
Pittsburgh, BS., 1923
PROFESSOR OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND DIREC
TOR OF INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS
ALLISON VVILSON MARSH
Phi Gamma Deita, Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, B.A., 1913
I'IarvarcI,1VI.EcI., 1925
PROFESSOR OF HYGIENE AND DIRECTOR OF PHYSI-
CAL EDUCATION AND INTRAMURAL SPORTS
STERLING P. LAIVIPRECHT WILLIAM J. NEVVLIN GAIL KENNEDY LLOYD P. JORDAN ALLISON w. MARSH
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PIILITICIII. SCIENCE
KARL LOVVENSTEIN
lVluniCh, ELL., 1914
Munich, D.C.L., 1919
Amherst, lV1.A. l1'Ionorary1, 1940
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE AND JURISPRU-
DENCE
PETER H. ODEGARD
Phi Beta Kappa
Vvashington, B.A., 1922
Vvashington, lV1.A., 1923
Columhia, Ph.D., 1928
Amherst, IVLA. fI'Ionorary1, 1939
PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
CHARLES LAVVT ON SHERMAN
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard, B.A., 1917
Grenoble, Licencie-es-Lettres, 1920
Harvard, PhD., 1935
Amherst, lV1.A. lI'Ionorary1, 1940
PROFESSOR OF HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE
BENJAMIN MUNN ZIEGLER
Phi Beta Kappa
Harvard, B.A., 1928
Harvard, LL.B., 1931
Harvard, M.A., 1932
Harvard, Plr.D., 1935
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
P S Y C H Il I. ll S Y
CHARLES HANSEN TOLL
Phi Beta Kappa, Psi Upsilon
1'Iamilton,B.A., 1904
Harvard, lVI.A., 1905
Freihurg, PILD., 1909
PROFESSOR 0F PHILOSOPHY AND PSYCHOLOGY
GLEN L. HEATHERS STEWART L. GARRISON
GLEN LEON HEATHERS
Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi
Vvashington, B.A., 1932
Xfvashington, lVI.S., 1935
Yale, Pl1.D., 1939
INSTRUCTOR IN PSYCHOLOGY
PUBLIC SPEAKING
STEXVART LEE GARRISON
Sigma Alpha Epsilon -
Harvard, B.A., 1912
Harvard, lVI.A., 1930
Amherst, IVLA. fI'Ionorary1, 1940
PROFESSOR OF ENGLISH AND PUBLIC SPEAKING
JAMES FRANKLIN HUNT
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Pennsylvania, BS., 1931
lV1assachusetts State, lV1.S., 1935
INSTRUCTOR IN PUBLIC SPEAKING
II E I.I S I U N
JAMES TOUGH CLELAND
Phi Kappa Psi, L.J.A.C.
Glasgow, lVl.A., 1924
Glasgow, B.D., 1927
Union Theological Seminary. S.T.1Vl., 1928
STONE ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF RELIGION
SPANISH
FREDERICK JEANS
Phi Beta Kappa
University of Kansas, AB., 1934
University of Kansas, IVLA., 1935
INSTRUCTOR IN ROMANCE LANGUAGES V
JAMES F. HUNT JAIVIES T. CLELAND FREDERICK JEANS
Page Thirty-
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STEPHEN BROVVN VVALTER A. DYER
ADMINISTRATIVE
STEPHEN BROVVN
Chi Psi, Nu Sigma Nu
Amherst, B.A., 1928
YaIe 1VIecIica1 School, NLD., 1932
ASSOCIATE COLLEGE PHYSICIAN
WALTER ALDEN DYER
Phi Kappa Psi
Amherst. B.A., 1900
DIRECTOR OF THE ADIHERST PRESS EDITOR OF THE
AMHERST GRADUATES' QUARTERLY
HERBERT G. JOHNSON
GLADYS A. KIBIBALL
HERBERT GALE JOHNSON
Delta Tau DeIta
Amherst, B.A., 1916
COMPTROLLER OF THE COLLEGE
GLADYS ALICE KIMBALL
Simmons, BS., 1914
RECORDER
CHARLES GRAHAM IVICCCRIVIICK
Chi Phi .
Amherst, B.A., 1937
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
CHARLES G. BIC CORNIICK
RICHARD MAC MEEKIN EDWARD J. MANWELL
RICHARD MACMEEKIN
Psi Upsilon
Amherst, B.A., 1934
ASSISTANT DEAN AND DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
EDWARD JONES NIANVVELL
Delta Tau Delta, Alpha Omega Alpha
Amherst, B.A., 1925
Roc11ester,1V1.D., 1930
COLLEGE PHYSICIAN
JESSE MCLANE TROTTER
Delta Upsiion
Amherst, B.A., 1931
Virginia Theological Seminary, B.D., 1936
DIRECTOR OF RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES
K
JESSE Mc L. TROTTER HENRY B. THACHER
HENRY BANGS THACHER
Theta Delta Chi
Brown, B.S., 1910
SUPERINTENDENT OF BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS
PAUL D. WEATHERS
Psi Upsiion
Amherst, B.A., 1915
TREASURER OF THE CORPORATION
EUGENE SMITH WILSON
Psi Upsilon
Amherst, B.A., 1929
SECRETARY OF THE ALUMNI COUNCIL
PAUL D. WEATHERS EUGENE S. NVILSON
Page Thirtylil
Page Thirty-four
ARTHUR H. BAXTER CHARLES VV. COBB
EMEIIITI
ARTHUR HENRY BAXTER
AIpI1a DeIta Phi
JoI1ns Hop1cins,'B.AL, 1894
PROFESSOR OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES, EMERITUS
CHARLES WIOOINS COBB
Theta DeIta Chi, Sigma Xi
AmI'1erst, B.A., 1897
Amherst, 1VI.A., 1901
University of 1VIicI1igan, Ph.D., 1912
PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS, EMERITUS
ROBERT STILLMAN FLETCHER
Chi Phi
Amherst, B.A., 1897
OTIS LIBRARIAN, EMERITUS
HERBERT PERCIVAL GALLINGER
DeIta Kappa EpsiIon, Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, B,A., 1893
Leipsic, PILD., 1898
PROFESSOR OF HISTORY, EMERITUS
RICHARD F. NELLIGAN PAUL C. PHILLIPS
ROBERT S. FLETCHER HERBERT P. GALLINGER
RICHARD FRANCIS NELLIGAN
Boston SCITOOI of Gymnastics, 1886
ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF HYOIENE AND PHYSICAL
EDUCATION, EMERITUS
PAUL CHRYSOSTOM PHILLIPS
Theta DeIta Chi
Amherst, B.A., 1888
CoIumIJia, 1VI.D., 1895
SpringI:ieICI,
PARIVILY BILLINGS PROFESSOR OF HYGIENE' AND
PHYSICAL EDUCATION, EMERITUS
HARRY DEFOREST SMITH
DeIta Kappa EpsiIon, PIII Beta Kappa
Bowdoin, B.A.. 1891
Harvard, IVLA., 1896
CLASS OF 1880 PROFESSOR OF GREEK AND DI-
RECTOR OF CONVERSE INIEINIORIAL LIBRARY
EMERITUS
JOSEPH OSGOOD THOMPSON
PIII Beta Kappa
Amherst, B.A., 1884
Strassburg, PILD., 1891
PROFESSOR OF PHYSICS, EIVIERITUS
HARRY DE F. SIWIITH JOSEPH 0. THOMPSON
-
CHARLES A. AND REVVS
VVILLIAM EDVVARD DAUGHERTY, MA.
Political Science
ISAIAH FINKELSTEIN, IVLA.
Economics
FRANK LAVVRENCE GILLESPIE
Pitysicai Eriucation
VVALTER AUGUST HARGREAVES, B.S.
Pinysics
JAIVIES STOUGHTON HART. B.A.
Music
ROBERT THURLOXV HOOD. B.A.
Biology
JOHN POPKIN ADAIVIS. IV, B.A.
Joim Vvoodrutt Simpson Feiiow in Law
Harvarci
DUNCAN SMITH BALLANTINE. IVLA.
Amherst Ixiemoriai Fciiow in History
Harvarci
RALPH HENRY BOVVEN. B.A.
Amilcrst Iviemoriai anci Henry P. Fieiri
Feiiow in History
Coiumioia
ROBERT FRANCIS BYRNES. B.A.
Amiierst IVIemoriaI Fciiow in History
Harvarci
PRESCOTT COAN, B.A.
Edwnrci Hitciicocii Feiiow in Piiysicai Education
Amimcrst
PAUL FARMER, B.A.
Amilersl IVIemoriaI Fellow in History
Coiuminia
CROMBIE JAMES DICKINSON GARRETT
B.A.
Rosweii Dwigilt Hilctlcocic Feiiow in History
Harvarri
CHARLES AMOS ANDREWS
Deceased: November II, 1940
Phi Deita Theta, Phi Beta Kappa
Amherst, B.A., 1895 '
TREASURER OF THE CORPORATION
VVILLIAM PINGRY BIGELOW
Deceased, IVIBTCII 19, 1941
Chi Phi
Amilerst, B.A,, 1889
AmI1erst,IVI.A., 1912
PROFESSOR OF Music, EMERITUS
ASSIST!-XNTS
Chemistry
ROBERT JOHN LANDRY, IVI.A.
Economics
THOIVIAS HAROLD LEDUC, IVI.A.
History
VVILLIAIVI GERRISH IVIETCALF, B.A.
Biology
CARL EIVIIL IVIEYER, IVI.D.
Biology
GERALD IVIILLER, B,A.
Biology
PELLUWS
JOHN PAUL GOOD. B.A.
Jotm Xvoociruit Simpson Feiiow in Law
University Ot Chicago
GEORGE RODNEY HARRIS, Jn.. B.A.
.InI1n Nvoociruitl Simpson Feiiow in Law
Yaie
JOHN THAYER HITCHCOCK, B.A.
Henry P. Fieici Feiiow in Engiistl
University oi Chicago
IRVING BRINTON HOLLEY. Jn.. B.A.
Amtxerst IVIemoriaI and Fortis Jewell Ivioorc
Fciiow in History
Yaie
PHILIP TRUINIAN IVES, PHD.
Rufus B. Keiiogg University Feiiow
Amilersl
FENIIVIORE THOMAS JOHNSON. B.A.
Ioim Vvoociruit Simpson Feiiow in Medicine
Harvatd
WILLIAM P. BIGELOVV
CHARLTON MOLINEUX, MA.
Physics
HOVVARD EASTIVIAN PAGE, PH.D.
Psychology
VVILLIAM SHACKELFORD PUTNAM. B.A
Biology
CHARLES ROGERS, IVI.A.
Dramatics
STEPHEN MARTIN ROSTAS, B.A.
Pilysicai Education
JOHN CUSHIVIAN VVARREN, IVI.A.
History
JOHN NORTON RECHEL. B,A.
Amiierst Iviemoriai Eeiiow in History
Harvard
LESLIE MERRILL REDMAN. B.A.
Farris Jewell iVIoore Feiiow in Chemistry
Niass. Institute of TCCIlh0IOgy
THEODORE BRECKINRIDGE REED. B.A.
Joim xN700CIl'll.IT Simpson Feiiow in Engiisii
A Harvard
EDGAR FRANCIS TABER, Jn.. MA.
Amixerst Menioriai Feiiow in Economics
Coiumiaia
HOVVARD XVILLIAIVIS, B.A.
Joiin Vvoocirutt Simpson Feiiow in Engiisil
Coiumizia
GEORGE PERCY CHILD, PHD.
Sherman Pratt Facuity Feiiow
IVIRSS. Institute ot' Tectmoiogy
From Bowdoin Coiiege
LUTHER DAMON SCALES. B.A.
Amilerst Memoriai Feiiow in Poiiticai Science
Horvarci
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Senior Class
As more than 230 freshmen in the fail of thirty-
seven came streaming into this quiet New Eng-
iancl town, little dict they realize that they would
graciuate in the shadow of the war, Unconscious
of portentous events in the world beyond, they
made pians to live in this pieasantest of places
much in the way previous classes had cione. some
of us in the class of 1941 had come to Amherst
because it was our fathers' Alma Mater: others
because college was the piace one went after
school and a few hecause they truly sought an
education. It is prohahiy safe to say that college
has not been the piace most of us expected. For
some of us it has been more than we cireameci, for
some of us iessg for all of us it has been a new
life.
Vvhen rushing cirew to a Close, We were in the
process of thinking that fraternity and college
were synonymous. But it was wen that this un-
certainty no longer hung over our heads: and as
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BETA 'ri-:ETA Pl
Evanston. lllinois
Football fl. Zlz Basketball fAssistant
Manager Or Frcslllllan 3, N1HnHgCr 1
Vvrestling fll: lntramural Council G:
Secretary 3l: Sluclc-nt QU: Speakers' Club
Kill: Stuclcnt Council
ROBERT HUME BACON
cm PSI
New Yorli. New Yorlc
Swimming fl. 2. 3: "A" 2, 3l.
Page Thirty-eight
DAVID JOHN AVENIUS
L. J. A. C.
BY'00klyI'l, New Yorlt
ROBERT MILON BAIRD
PHI DELTA THETA
Roclcvillc Centre. New Yorlc
Football fl. 2, 3l: Golf fl. 2.
"4l"J: C.A. ill.
TOM BREXVSTER BAB COX
Cl-ll PHI
Alcron. Olxio
Soccer fl: "4l"Jg Tennis fl: "4l"J: Stu-
clent fBusiness Boarcl l. 2, 3. 4: Local
Advertising Manager 2, 3: Treasurer 3.
41: Glee Club 13, 41: Speakers' Club
12. 3,5 Planning Committee 3l:
Scaralo Pl: Presiclcnt LU: Splwinx Ill.
EDXV IN RICKER BATES
L. J. A. C.
Evanston. lllinois
Soccer ill: Fencing ll, 2. 3. 4: HA" 3:
Manager ffl: Student fE1litorial Boarcl l,
2, 3. 4: Assistant Editor 3, ill: C.A. fl, 2,
3. 4: Cabinet 3. ill: Band fl, Zl: Pre-
Law f4lg Student Council
PHILIP ALDEN BEAIVIAN
L. J. A. C.
SomerviIIe. New Jersey
Cross Country II, 2: "4l"Ig Track II, ZI
Ptanning Committee i2. 3. 4I.
LOUIS FRANKLIN BEERS. JR.
CHI PHI
Danbury, Connecticut
JOHN BOYNTON BEAN
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Minnenpoiis, Niinnesotn
Squash 143: Nlnsquers fi. 2. 3. 4: Presi-
dent LII: FIying II. 2. 3. LI: President 4I:
New England Intercoueginte Flying CIUIJS
I. 2. 3. 4: President
ROBERT HOXVARD BIDXNIELL
DELTA uPs1LoN
Scarsdaic. New York
FootImII II. 2, 3, 4: ULIIH: NA" 3, 4I:
Reiay 12, 3. 4: HA" 2. 3. 4: Captain LII:
Track 11.23, 4: ufiln: "A" 2. 3I: Gtee
Club fl. 2. 3I: CA. fi. 2I: Ciioir UI:
Spiiinx LII.
HARRY BROOKS BECK, JR.
crn Psi
New xrork, New York
Soccer Il, LII: Student IQ. 3 4I: Toucii-
stone I3. 4I: Committee ot Seven.
YVILI..IAIVI FERGUSON BODINE
ALPHA DELTA PIII
Piiiiadeipliia, PennsyIvania
Soccer II. 2. 3. 4: "4i": "A" 2. 3. 4I
Iwasquers' fi, QI: Choir fl. 2. 3. 43: Phi
Beta Kappa.
Page Thirty-nine
JOHN FREDERIC BRADLEY
Pm GAMMA DELTA
Peoria. Illinois
Swimming 11: n4l"1: Stuclent 1Erlitorial
Board 2. 3. 41: Glee Club 12. 3. 41: Pre-
Law 141: Student Council 13, 41.
RlCHARD VVHITNEY BRYANT
PHI KAPPA PSI
Loclcporl. New York
Glee Club 11. 31: Masquers 111: C.A.
11. 2, 3. 4: President 41: Debating 11,
3. 41: Choir 11, 2. 3. 41: Speakers' Club
12. 3. 41: Phi Beta Kappa 13, 4: Sec-
retary 3, 41.
ARTHUR BROGNA
DELTA TAU DELTA
Newton. Massaclxusetts
Cross Country 11: "4l"1g Track 11, 3:
u4l"1: Pre-Law Club 14: Treasurer 41
JOHN ENIANUEL BULETTE
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
ARVVED RETIWER BRUYN
DELTA TAU DELTA
Hempstead, New York
CHARLES DAVIS BURNHAIVI
BETA TIIETA Pl
Rochester, New York
Page Forty
CHARLES JAMES CALLANAN, Jn.
DELTA UPSILON
Brookline. Iwtassactlusetts
Football fl. 2, 3. 4: HZIIH: UAH 3, 4: Co-
Captain U: Basketbatt IU: Bjietaaft 51.
2. 3, 4: "41": "A" 2. 31: C. . I . J
.IAIVIES DAVID CLARE, JR.
PHI GAINIMA DELTA
Newtonvitte, Massachusetts
RICHARD EATON CHURCH
Mittbury. Iwassactmsetts
Student fBusincss Board I.
VVILLIAINI THOMAS COCHRANE
BETA THETA Pl
I..incoIn, Nebraska
Football ft, 2. 3, 40: Xvrestting
IVIasquers f2. 3. 4: Stage Ntanager fit.
STEPHEN ATVVATER CLAPP
THETA DELTA cm
ROCIICSICF, New York
Football IU: Swimming QU: Fraternity
Business Ntanagement
ASHLEY COLE
PHI DELTA THETA
New York. New York
Skiing QU: Track 13. 4: Freshman Track
Assistant Manager 3: Iwanager 40: Gott
tt. ED: Associate Manager of Intralnurat
Atlxtetics Q3. 41: Vice-President of ttie
Intramural Department
Page Forty one
EDXVIN MARVIN COLTON
BETA THETA PI
Nlontpelier. Vemiont
SAIVIUEL COLVIN CRAFT, JR.
PSIUPSILON
Uniontown. Pennsylvania
Football fl. 2, 3, 4: "4l": "A" 2, 3. lil
Basketball ill: Glee Clula Q3, 45.
Page Foriy-two
CAMERON HOWARD CONOVER
DELTA UPSILON
Summit, New Jersey
Soccer ll. 2. 3, 4: "4l"g "A" 2. 3. 4:
Captain ll: Vvrestling fl: usllnlz Base-
ball Gly Manager ol Fresliman Basket-
ball UU: C.A. ill: Chest Drive Q3. LU:
Debating fll: Speakers' Club Q. 3,3
Clioir fl. Ql: Fraternity Business Nlan-
agement 3. Ll: Undergraduate Clmair-
man ill.
HARRISON EMERY CRAMER
DELTA TAU DELTA
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
Basketball ul: Tennis ul: Olio Q3. 4:
National Aclvertising lwlanager 3: Co-Bush
ness Manager ill: C. A. fl. 2. 31: Plan-
ning Commitlee Q. All: Phi Beta Kappa
13, -0.
EDVVIN RAYMOND COREY
THETA DELTA CHI
NIL Vernon. New Yorlc
Soccer ill: Sluclcni fEditurial Boarcl l, 2.
3. 4: lxflanaging Eclitor ill: Siutlenl Coun-
cil Ull: Spliinx
RICHARD DANA CRAMER
ALPHA DELTA PHI
Goshen, lndiana
Basketball QU: Tennis ill: Plui Bela
Kappa.
HAROLD BROWN CRANSHAW, JR.
BETA THETA PI
Vvest Newton. Massachusetts
Footlaall lllz Traclc lll: Masquers ll, 2l:
C. A. lllz Student Council GJ: Plan-
ning Committee HJ: Commencement Com-
mittee.
ARTHUR CRAIG DAUB
PHI KAPPA Psi
Saltslaurg. Pennsylvania
Football fllg Tennis fl. 31: Glee Cluln
12, 3. LU: C. A. fl, 2. 3, 4J: Cabinet
ll. 2. 3, 40: Clxairman, Deputations Com-
mission ol S.C.lVl. in New England HJ:
Speakers' Clula f2. 3. 4: Vice-President
40: Flying
JOHN PATRICK J. CUMIVIINGS. Jn.
DELTA TAU DELTA
Ticomleroga. New Yorlc
Baseball UI.
ROBERT LITTLE DAVIS
ALPHA DELTA T1lETA
Vvalpole. lwlassacliusetts
Footloall fl. 2. ffl: Gull ll, 2, 3, 4:
"4lH: "A" 2, 3. 4: Fresliman Nlanager
2. 3: Varsity lxflanagei 4J,
RALPH MEAD DARRIN, Jn.
THETA DELTA cm
Syracuse. New Yorlc
Cross Country ln: Traclc
DARWIN FISKE DE LAPP
L. J. A. C.
Norwalk. Connecticut
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GORDON ROHDE DEVVART
St. Alloims, Vermont
Traci: fl, 2, 31: Banci fl. 2. ffl: Planning
Committee Q. 3. ell: Piii Beta Kappa
RICHARD STEEL DURKES
BETA THETA Pl
Dixon, Illinois
Golf fl, 2. 3, 4: "film: "A" 2, 3, 4:
Captain HJ: Student QU: Olio 121: Glee
Club Q2. 3, 41.
ROBERT CURTIS DOXVLEY
ALPHA DELTA PHI
Xvorcester, Nlassaclmusetts
S uasll Q3. ill: Football flxresliman lVlan-
q
ager 4l.
ERNEST ARTHUR EDDY, JR.
University City, Missouri
ARTHUR LAURENCE DOVVLING
PS1 UPslLoN
Great Neck, New York
Football fl: Hlllnlc Student fBusiness
Boarcl I. 2. 3: National Advertising Ninn-
ager 3l: C. A. fly: Speakers' Club
12. 35.
FRANCIS DAVIE EDES
DELTA UPSILON
Plymoutll. Nlassacltusetts
Football fl, 2, 3. 4: "4l"J: Cross Coun-
try ill: Vvrestling 13. lil: Traclc fl, 4:
"4l"I: C. A. fl, 2. 3, lil: Cliest Drive
f3. Lil: Debating fl, 2, 3, 4: Della Sigma
Rho 3. 4: President lil: Speakers' Club
fl. 2. 3, ill: Pre-law Club Q3, 41.
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1
JOHN EHRENFELD
L. J . A. C.
Amherst, Niassacllusctts
Outing Club G, 4: Board 41: Pre-Nicnib
cai Ciulo
SAMUEL VICTOR FEINGOLD
L. J. A. C.
Hartford. Connecticut
Basicetiuaii fl, 21: Traci: fl, 3: "41"1:
C. Aj f31: Speakers' Club 141: Band
Q2, 4 .
JAMES RUSSELL ENGLISH, Jn.
PHI DELTA TIIETA
Simnmlcin, Pennsylvania
Footinail fAssistant Nianager 3: Co-lNJan-
ager 41: Intramural Council G, 41
Speakers' Ciuiu 12, 3, 41: Prom Commit-
tee U., 3, 41: Pianning Committee Q21
Spirinx 0, 41.
JOSEPH HOLFERTY FIRMAN
DELTA UPSILON
New York. New York
Footioaii 3. 4: "A" 2. 3, 41: Base
ball fz, 31: Glce Ciuitv fl, 2, 3. 4: Vice
President 41: Niasquers Q. 3, 4: Vice-
Presiclent 31: C. A. U1: Debating Q11
Cixoir fl, 2, 3, 41: Spirinx G, 41.
MARLIN CHARLES EVANS
THETA DELTA cm
Rose Hill, New York
Footimali U1: Wrestling fl, 2, 3, 41:
Bancl fi, 2, 3, 4: Nianager 31: Flying
13, 41.
XVINFIELD FIRMAN
DELTA UPSILON
Chicago, illinois
Football fl, 2, 3, 4: "4l"g "A" 41:
Baseiaaii U1: Glce Club fl, 2, 31: De-
bating U1: Clmoir
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VVILLARD VVARNER FISKE
Stonelmm, lVIassacI1usctls
ROBERT PIERCE FOLLETT
PHI DELTA THETA
Broolcline, Massachusetts
Footloall tm: Swimming Ill: Pre-l..
I I, 21.
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HW
THOMAS FRANCIS FITZGIBBON
CHI PHI
Beverly. Nlassacliusetts
Football tl. 2, 3, 4: "4l": "A" lil: Base-
ball ill.
FRANKLIN SHELLY FORD
ALPHA DELTA PHI
Lansclowne, Pennsylvania
Basketball Ill: Glee Club II, 2, 3, 4
Double Quartet Atl: Speakers' Club fl
2. 3, 4l.
VVARREN GARDNER FLETCHER
L. J. A. C.
Springfield, lVIassac:l1usetts
Soccer K2. ffl: C. A. fl. 3: Assistant
Directof' Amlierst Boys' Cluln ffl: Deloat-
ing .
GEORGE LOVVER FORD
i PSI UPSILON
Cleveland Heights. Oliio
Basketball Il. 2, 3: "4l": "A" 3l: Stu-
cIent fEcIito1-tal Board 2. 3. 4l: Glee Club
I3, 4: Assistant IVIanager 3: Manager lil:
C. A. fl: Vice-P1-esiclent Il: Political
Union I2, 3. 4l: .lunior Prom Committee
Ill: Scarab M: Secretary-Treasurer ffl:
Spliinx I3. 4: Executive Committee 3l.
THEODORE VICTOR FOVVLER, Ill
THETA XI
Pelhanl, New Xfork
Cross Country Q3. 4: Assistant Nianager
3: IVIanager 4,5 Basketball QU: C. A.
IU: Planning Committee Q. 3, 10.
BREWSTER FREEMAN
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Hinsciaie, IIIinois
Student fBusiness Boarci I, 21.
JOHN BERRY FRANCIS
DELTA UFSILON
Bronxviiie. New York
Soccer fi, 2: "4l"J: Basicetinaii fi, 2, 3:
ufiini: Planning Committee IQ.,
CHARLES VVILLIAM FREES, Jn.
THETA DELTA cl-u
University City. Missouri
Student fErIitoriaI Board 2. 3, 4: Feature
Eciiior 4,3 Debating Pianning Conv
mittee G,
HARRY GORDON FRASER. Jn.
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Providence, Riiocic IsIancI
Squasii I4: "A" IU: Tennis fl: "4l"J.
EDVVIN DEXVEY FROST. Jn.
L. J. A. C.
Summit. New Jersey
Cross Country fi: "4l"J: Interimiernity
Atilietic Councii
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NORRIS J. GENTHOLTS
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Slialcer Heights, Ohio
Football UI: Squash 13, 4, "A" 41,
Masquers Q2, 3. 10.
CLARENCE VVILLIAM HALE, Jn.
TH ETA Xl
Longmeaclow, Massachusetts
lxflasquers f2. 3. 4: Sec.-Treas. 4: Stage
lxlanager 4. Clxiet Electrician gil: C. A.
Ul-
DVVIGHT GOLDTHORPE
THETA Xl
Bellerose, New Yorli
Swimming fAssistanl Nlanager 3, Nlan-
ager 4,5 Baseball tll: Tennis 12. 3. 45
C. A. QU. '
NORMAN FOLMER HANSEN
DELTA TAU DELTA
Anciover, lxflassaclmusetts
Football tm: Fencing fllg Golf fl,
Tennis fl, 2, 3l: Touclistone fl, 2, 3
Advertising Manager ffl: Masquers fl. 21
C. A. fl, 2. 3. 10: Clioir fl, 2. 3. 43
Outing Clula tl, 2, 3. LD.
RALPH VINCENT HADLEY
PHI KAPPA PS1
Proviclence. Rlmcle Islancl
Cross Country fl: "4l"lg Vvrestling ll
2. 3, 4: H4109 "A" 2. 3: Captain 45
Student fBusiness Boarcl l. Zl,
JOHN MITCHELL HAVERSTICK
CHI PHI
Carlisle, Pennsylvania
Cross Country fn: Spealcers' Clulo Q35
Folger Prize
Page Forty-eight
HARIVIAN HAVVKINS
Pl-11 DELTA THETA
Plandome, New York
Fencing fi, 2, 3, 4: HA" :fix Touchstone
fl.local Advertising Nlnnager 2. 3,:
lwiasquers Q., 3. iii: Outing Clulw fl. Qi:
Pre-Law Club ll, 2. 35.
RICHARD DAVID HOLZAPFEL
PSI UPSILON
Sanclusicy, Ollio
Swimming fijg Student fi. 2. 3, 4: News
Eclitor 3, -0: Gino Club fpuimliciiy lVinn-
ageri: C. A. fi, 2. 3. iii: Flying Cluin
HJ.
HARRY BENDER HEUTEL
Si. Louis, Missouri
PRENTICE CROSS HORNE
ALPHA DELTA PHI
Plainfield, New .lerscy
Footlmli ffxssislanl Nianager 3, Co-ivimv
nger -0: Fencing fl. 2. 3. li: HA" 3, 41
Captain iii: Spilinx Clula 4: Execu-
iive Committee 3, Secretary CU: Boarol ol
Aililelic lxfizxnngcrs U, ii: Cliairman 10.
JOHN BERRY HOLTON
CHI Pm
Broeldon, Niassacliusells
Masquers fm: C. A. HP: Band fl. 21.
KENNETH HOVVARD. Jn.
L. J. A. C.
Poiislown. Pennsylvania
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EUGENE BARTLEIT HUBBARD
CHI PSI
Torrington, Conncclicul
'uolbnll ll, 2. 3, 4: "4l": "A" 2, 3, HU
JOHN JINISHIAN
KCXV GHYCICIIS, New XIOTIC
Page Flfty
ROBERT GEORGE INGRAHAM, Ju.
DELTA UPSILON
Ptoviclencc, Rllofle Island
Goll Ill: Olin IQ. 3, 4: Pulnlicily NIan-
agcr 3, 41: Glee Club fl, 2. 3. 4: Double
Quartet 41: Band fl,
EDGAR T. .IOHANSSON
ALPHA DELTA PHI
Hnfldon Heigliks, New Jersey
Soccer Cl, 2, 3. 4: "4l": "A" 2. 3. 4:
Caplain ill: Baslicilmall fl: "41"l: Base-
ball fl: ULIIHJQ C. A. fly: Speakers'
Clula ill: Polilicnl Union IQ, 3. fn:
Slucleni Council lil: Vice-Prcsiclcnll :
Planning Commillcc Scarab fill:
Spllinx Cluln U, 40.
XVILLIAM NEVVTON JACKSON, JR
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Salisbury, lvlarylancl
Soccer Il: hillnlz Basketball Ill: Base-
ball Ill: Intramural Council
DAVIS Gll.-lN'lAN JOHNSON
1'mz1'A xr
Springfielcl. lvlassaclrusclts
Baslcelluall Ill: Tennis fl, QI: Inlramurul
Council Ml: Olio 12, 3, 4: Literary Edi
lor 3, Managing Eclilor 45: C. A. fl, 3
4: Calninel 4: Cllairman of Social Action,
Bancl fl, 2,2 Outing Clulin IQ. 3: Secre-
tary 31.
RAY CARLTON JONES
Tl-IETA XI
Holyoke. Nlassaclnusetts
Foollmll C. A. il. Q.. 3. 4: Cabinei
3. 41: Fraternity Business lxlanagcmcnt
12, 31.
J. JOSEPH KELLY. JR.
cm PHI
Springliclcl, Massacllusctls
llaslcellnall fl, 2, 3. 4: "4l": "A" 2. 3.
+lJg Baseball fl. 2, 3, 4: u4l": NA" 2.
3, ll: Cnplnin ill: Spliinx f3, 47.
ARNO RICHARD KASSANDER, JR.
THETA DELTA cm
Amlxerst. lxlassaelxuseiis
Vvrcslling fl, QJ: Hockey fill: Sluricnl
fBusincss Board l. QJ: C. A. ill: Band
il. 2, 3. 4Jg Nlanagcr ill: OICIICSIIH Q2
3, -40: Outing Clulu fl. 2, 3J.
LEROY JOHN KENDREXV
L. J. A. C.
Easllramplon, bqassacllllsetls
Pre-Nleriicul Club ll. 2. 3, lil.
DOUGLAS ELLIOTT KELLOGG
Kalonali. New York
Bancl fl, 3J: OFCIICSITB fl. 2, 3, 43
Loral Jeff Jesters fl. 2. 3, fl: Lcncicr 2.
3. 41: Flying Club 111.
JOHN EDVVARD KILGORE, Jn,
PHI DELTA THETA
Vvicixiia Falls, Texas .
Planning Committee ill: Plui Beta Kuppu.
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STUART CURTIS KINNEY
DELTA TAU DELTA
LittIe I7aIIs. New Jersey
hIasqucrs I2, 3, 4: Stage IVIanagcr 41.
RICHARD EDVVARD KUEHNE
Psi UPSILON
New York. New YorI:
FootIaaII II. 42. 3, 4: UA" 41: Squash
II. 3, 41: Touchstone 3. 41: IVIasquers
Q. 3, 41.
ROBERT TITUS KOHLER
PSI UPSILON
ScarscIaIe. New York
Squash 12. 3, 4: "A" 41: Track QI
3, 4: "4l": "A" 2, 31.
HARRY BUTI' KUESEL
PHI DELTA TIIETA
Richmond I'IiII, L. I.. New York
ROBERT FERIJ KRONEMEYER
DELTA uPslLoN
New York, New Yorh
Squash I2. 3. 4: "A" 31: Tennis Il, 2. 3.
4: H-1I": "A" 31: Student fl. 2. 3. 4:
Associate Editor 31: Glce CIuI: II, 2, 3:
Douhh: Quartet 31: C. A. II, 2. 31:
Debating QI. 2. 3. 4: Delta Sigma Rho 3.
41: Choir II, 2, 3, 41: Sphinx I3. 41.
XVILLIAM VVYLLY LAMAR, Jn.
PSIUPSILON
CharIeston, South CaroIina
Squash fl. 2, 3. 4: "A" 2. 3. 4: Cap-
tain 41: Vice-Pres. National Inter-coIIcgiatc
Squash Rackets Assoc, I940-4I: Tennis
Il, 2, 3. 4: "4I": "A" 2. 3. 4: Captain
4: College Champion 1937-381: IntramuraI
CounciI 141: C. A. II1: Speakers' CIuIm
I41: Ping Pong ICoIIcgc Champion
I93S-391.
Page Fifty-two
MILTON VASS LANNING
CHI PHI
Blairstown. New Jersey
Baseball UD. Band ill. A.C.A. 12. 3.
ill .
ALLAN LEXOXN' MCCROSKERY
TH ETA Xl
Stamford. Connecticut
Swimming ill: Ninsquers QQ, 3. Lil:
C. A. QU: Outing Club G. 40.
ALFRED SARGENT LEE
DELTA KAPPA EPslLoN
Amlierst. Niassacliusetts
Squash HJ: Flying Club 12. 3l.
CHARLES DILLON MCEVOY, Jn,
DELTA TAU DELTA
Barre, Ninssacliusetts
Football ill: Baseball fl. Ql: Track Q21
Debating ill: Stucient Council fi:
Treasurer 4,1 Plli Beta Kappa G, lil.
HENRY M. VV. LEIPER
PHI KAPPA PSI
Leonia, New Jersey
Swimming ill: C. A. fi, 2. 3. 4: Pres.
Freshman C. A.: Cabinet l, 2, 3. All:
Clnoir f3. Lil: Political Union tl. 2. 31:
interiailb Fellowsliip fl, 2. 3. 4: Presicient
3. lil: N. E. lnteriuitii Commission ici
S.C.iN'i.l Q3. 4. Cluairmnnl.
JOHN BANCROFT MCKITIERICK
PHI KAPPA PSI
Slmlccr Hciglits, Oliio
Soccer ill: Touclistone Ci. ll: Associate
Eciitor iii: Niasqucrs Q, 3, fl. Cliicf
Sound Technician lil: C. A. ii: Secre-
tary li: Pre-Law Club fin: Student
Council Q3. 4: Secretary lil: Committee
oi Scvcn Ml: Plni Bctu Kappa U. 40.
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XNILLIAM LAVVSON MACHMER. .Ia
DELTA TAU DELTA
Amherst, IVIassacI1usctts
Soccer tl: "41"I: Gull fl: "4l"J: Glec
Club fl, 2. 3. LII: Debating fl: Folger
Sllalcespearc Prize 35: PIII Beta Kappa.
ROY XVILLIAM IVIARBERGER. JR.
Plll KAPPA PSI
Norristown. Pennsylvania
Football QI, 2. 3: "LlI"I: Basketball III:
Baseball fl: "4I"I: Tennis 12, 3: "A"
2. 3I: Speakers' Club QI. 2. 3, '-01 Pre-
Nlcclical Cluln fl. 2. 3. 4,5 Planning Com-
mittcc
Page Fifty-four
JOHN PHILLIP IVIALONEY, .In
PHI GAINIINIA DELTA
Ridgelielcl, New Jersey
Baslcetlzall UI: Baseball LII.
PHILIP CLARK MARSHALL
r.. J. A. c.
Nvestlic-Icl, New .Ierscy
SAIVIUEL GEGENHEIIVIER IVIANN
Pm GAMMA DELTA
Pllilaclelpllia, Pennsylvania
Cross Country fl: Nlanager Freshman
Cross Country 35: Swimming UI: Man-
ager Intramural Atlxletics U, 41: Stuclcnt
Business Boarcl fl, QI: C. A. ll, 2. :Di
Pre-Law Club O. LII.
L-XNVTON S. F. MEAKER
L. J. A. C.
VVcIIesIey, IX'IassacI1usetts
HERVEY COTTON MERRILL
Ct-It Plll
New Yorlc. New Yorlc
SAMUEL CLARKE MILLER
Psi UPSILON
Narlacrtli. Pennsylvania
Football ll, 2, 3. 4: "4l": "A" lil,
Skiing fl. 2. 3, 43: Tmcli fl, 2. 3l.
JAMES LUDLOVV MESSENGER
PHI KAPPA Psi
l'linsclalc, lllinois
Football ill: Relay fl. 23: Track fl. 2,
3: "41"l: C. A. Cl. 2, 3. 4: Cabinet
3. ill: Debating fl, 2. 3. 4: Vicevprcsi-
:lent nl Council ill: Spa-ala-rs' Clulm 12,
3, all.
RICHARD XVALTER lX'llRlCK
BETA THETA Pl
Xvorcester. Nlassacliusetts
Footlsall fl, 2. 3. 4: Lil: Baslrct-
lvall fllg Nvrcstling flvlnnnger of Frcsli-
man 3, Varsity ill: Traclc fl, Glcc
Clulb f3. flli Outing
JAMES ALBERT MICHENER
BETA TIIETA Pl
Sayre, Pennsylvania
Football fll: Cross Country 1231: Relay
fl. 2. 3l: Traclc fl, 2. 3. ill: Speakers'
Clulm lg, 3. 4l: Outing Clulx fl, 2.
DANIEL LONGAKER MOORE
BETA TH ETA Pl
Crcsson, Pennsylvania
Golf 131.
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ROBERT MORRIS MORGENTHAU
ALPHA DELTA PHI
Hopewell Junction, New York
Soccer ii. 2. 3. 4: Nitin: HAND: Tennis
ii, 2: "4l"J: Student fi, 2, 3, 4: Chair-
man 3, LU: C. A. iii: Treasurer LU: Chest
Drive Q3. 4: Chairman iii: Political Union
i2. 3. 4: Presicienti: Pre-Law Club f3.
41: Committee ot Seven 13, 4: Prcsicientl:
Planning Committee Q25 Class Historian
Qi: Sphinx LU: Scarab
NORBERT VVILLIAM MUENCH
DELTA uPslLoN :
Syracuse, New Yorlc
Football fl: "4l"J: Base-hall fAssistant
Manager 3. Manager 41: Board of Ath-
letic Nianagers Ci, 10: Stuclent fl. 2. 3:
Local Advertising Nianager, Creciit Man-
ageri: Speakers' Club Ui: Pre-Law Club
UU: Stuclent Council 41: Committee
ol Seven fill: Sphinx
CHASE MORSEY, Jn.
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Clayton, lvlissouri
Baseball iii: Tennis Student il, 2,
3. ll: Circulation Manager 3. Business
Nianagcr 41: Debating iii: Pre-Law Club
13. Lil: Student Council 14: Chainnan.
Dance Calenclar Commiltcel: Sphinx
EDVV IN CURRAN MURPHY
DELTA uPslL0N
Lawrence. Massachusetts
Soccer
DAVID BAXTER MOYER
CHI PHI
Cape Elizabeth. Maine
Squash Q3, 43: Siding iii: Tennis tl
2. 30: Phi Beta Kappa f3. Lil.
CLARKE LINDLEY MURRAY
DELTA UPSILON
Cowesett, Rliocie island
Swimming fl. 2. 3. ii: Nitin: HA" 33
Glee Club
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HOXVELL SHERER MURRAY
CIUPSI
Higlllantl Park, Illinois
Footlmall ill: Baslcctlmll fAssistant lVlan-
ager 3, Nlanager Lil: Boarcl ol Atlxletic
Maumagcrs U. fl: Secretary fll: Spliinx
13. fl: Social Clnairmanl.
FRANK Tl-IOIVIAS NORRIS
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Holyolcc. Nlassaclxusctts
Baslcetlnall ll. 2, 3. 4: "4I" "A" 2. 3. 4:
Captain lil: Baseball ll. 2. 3, 4: "4l":
HA" 2, 3, lil: Scaralm fill: Spllinx Clulx
I3- Lil.
CLARK NEILY
DELTA UPSILON
Soutll Portland, lVlaine
l7ootlJall fl: ulllnls Traclc fl: "4I"l:
Glen Clulo fl. 2. 3. fl: Doulalc Quartet
4ll: Clioir fl. Q. 3, 4: lxflanager
ROBERT FREDERICK PACKARD
cm PSI
Upper Montclair, New Jersey
Socccr ll. 2. 3, fl: -'An 2. 3, Lil: Base-
lmall Ill: Track Gl: C. A. ll. 2, D:
Debating QI: Pre-Law Clulx I3. -fll:
Planning Committee fill.
ROBERT D. NININGER
cm Psi
Denver. Colorado
Cross Country fl: H-llulz Truclc l2l:
Glen Clulm 13, 41: Band fl. 2, 31: Lord
.lcll rlestcrs ll, 2. ill: Plli Beta Kappa.
FRANKLIN KENNETH PAINE
BETA 'r1n3'rA PI
Clinton, Iowa
Tennis ill: Glce Club ll. 2, 3, fl: Dou-
ble Quartet ill: Clxoir fl, 2. 3. 4: lxlan-
ager Ill.
Page Fifty-seven
THOMAS VVAVERLY PALMER, Jn.
THETA Xl
ScarsdnIc, New York
Cross Country fl, 3, 4: "4I"g "A" 3, 4I:
Squnsli 143: Track III: Tennis QI: Dc-
Imting QI: Speakers' Club Q, 3. -I:
President 41: Outing CIuI1 HI: PoIitical
Union Q, 3, .45 Secretory 3. ZII: Intcr-
national Relations Club f2. 3, 4: Presi-
clcnt 3I: Stuclcnt Council HI: PI1i Beta
Kappa.
ARTHUR MADISON PHILLIPS, JR.
PIII DELTA THETA
NQYV Xrork. NCYV Yllfk
Basketball fl, 2: H'-IIHI: BnseI:mII fi, QI:
Intramural Council K3, LII: C. A. III:
Iiclanting III: Prc'IN'IcdicnI Club 3.
4 .
Page Fifty-eight
HAROLD PHILIP PARTENHEIIVIER.
J .
PHI KAIPPA Psi
Akron. Ohio
I?nsIfctIJaII III: Baseball QI. 2, 3, 4: Nitin:
A 2. 3, 45: C. A. CII.
CHARLES JOSEPH PHILLIPS
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Jamestown. New Yorli
Soccer UI: Track fl: WIINI: Tennis I3,
4: "A" 3. 4: Assistant Manager 3, IN'Ian-
ngcr LII: SpcaIicr's Club HI: Pre-Law
Club MI.
NVILLIAM EDXVARD PFAU. Jn.
DELTA TAU DELTA
Youngstown. Ohio
Swimming UI: GQII III: Pre-Low
JOHN MILTON PHILLIPS, Jn.
L. J. A. C.
IYII. Vernon, New York
Soccer fl: "4l"I: Pre-IVIe4IicaI Cluim
ROSVVELL XVHITAKER PHILLIPS
Plll DELTA TIIETA
New York. New York
Baslcctlmll fl. Ql: Baseball fllg lnlrn-
murnl Council G. ill: Pre-lVlc-mlical Clulu
MJ.
ROBERT GARDNER PLUNKETF
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Pellmux. New Yorlc
Soccer fll: Vvrcslling fl: ullln: Cap-
taiulg Squaslx fill: Glcc Clulw fl, 2. 3.
Ll: Prciiclcnl 4: Dnulmlc Qunrlck lllz Clmir
4411 prom Commillcr QQ. 3. ill: Planning
Committee
XVILLIAM VAUGHN Pl'l'l'
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Broolil yn' NCNV Xfork
GOLDXVIN SMITH POLLARD
L. J. A. C.
Nvw Braintree. lxIflSSElCllllSCllS
C. A. fl. 2, 3, fl: Scvrvlury 3. ill
Spcalcc-rs' Clulw
FRED JAMES PLIMPTON. Jn.
Harrison. New York
ROBERT NACLAY PONIEROY
Golf U
L. J. A. C.
Council Bluffs. lnwn
, 23-
Page Fifty-nine
JESSE HALE PRATT. Jn.
PSI UPSILON
Bala-Cynwycl. Pennsylvania
Soccer lil: Baseball fl, Zl: Glee Club
I 2 3
f , , . ill: C. A. lil: Sluclcnt Coun-
cil UU: Planning Committee
RICHARD CHAPIN READ
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Holyolic. Massachusetts
Swimming
HENRY BEALL PRICKITI'
THETA DELTA Clll
Strallorcl, Pennsylvania
Cross Country fl. 2, 3. 4: Hdllnz "A"
2, 3. 4: Co-Captain l. 3: Captain ill:
Relay fl. 2. 3, 4: "A" 2. 3, 41: Traci:
fl, 2. 3. 4: "4l": "A" 2. 3. 4: Cu-
Captain 2. Lil: C. A. ll. 2. 3. 4: Vice-
Prcsiclent il: Cllairman ol- EIIIIJEISSY 45:
Scarab fell: Spllinx Club U. ill: Plmi
Beta Kappa.
JAMES ALLAN REED
CHI PSI
RHllY5'ily, NCYX' Jersey
Football fl. 2. 3. 4: "4l":,"A" 2. 3, 45:
Basketball fl. 2, 3. 4: Nalin: "A" 2.3. 4:
Captain QU: Baseball fl, 2: "4l"g "An
'llc C. A. fl. Qlz Pre-Law Clula fll:
lntemational Relations Club l-Gil: Spllinx
Clulm U. Lil: Class President
ROBERT CRAXVFORD RANSON
DELTA KAPPA EPSILON
Pclllanl lxflanor, New Yflflf
Squaslx G. fl: UA" fll: Pre-Law Clulv
fill: Planning Committee 13, 41.
ROBERT BRUCE REPPA
mint THETA Pl
Cristobal. Canal Zone
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DONALD REUTER
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Towancla, Pennsylvania
Swimming fl: "4l"J4 Squash ffl, 4: As-
sistant lvlanagcr 3. Iwlnnagcr 41: Tennis
fl. 2: HLIIH: UA" 2,3 Sluclcnl fl, 2:
Business Boarcll: Planning Connnilicc 13.
41 .
THOMAS HOOKER RISTINE
PIII DELTA THETA
Clinlon, New Yorli
Olio fm: C. A. fl. 21: Debating fl. 21.
XVILLARD GARDNER RICE
BETA THETA Pl
Vxforccslcr, Niassaclirrsctls
Foollmll IU: Tennis Ill: Prcflxlcclical
Club QI, 2, 3, fll.
EDGAR STERN ROBINSON
NCXVBfk, NCNV rIEI'SCy
Dcloating fl, 2. 3, 4: Manager ll:
Speakers' Clulo Q, 3. 4: Manager 35:
Plii Bela Kappa.
ROBERT ELVVOOD RICH
PHI DELTA THETA
Ncwarlc, New .lcrscy
Relay QI: Traci: fl. 2: "4l"l: Pre-
Nieclicnl Clulo fl. 2. 3. 4: Secrclary-
Treasurer LU.
MARION RODGERS, Jn.
PHI KAPPA PSI
Ixlnrilmssel. New Jersey
Soccer Ill: Fencing fl, 2, 3: "A" 31.
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VVALTER RALSTON RODGERS
Cl-xl Pm
Nlcrion Station, Pennsylvania
Swimming fll: C. A. lil: lnlernulionnl
Relalions Clul:
DAVID PAUL ROSEN
L. J. A. C.
Hartford. Conncclicui
C. A. Gil: lnierlaxilll Council QU:
Speakers' Club 140: international Relu-
lions Club G, lil.
Page Sixty-Iwo
THOMAS ATKINSON RODMAN
ALPHA DELTA PHI
Glencoe, lllinois
Surfer lil: Tennis fl. 2, 3, 41: "-ll". "A"
2. 3. 41: Captain 3l: Touclmslonc ll 3, Ll:
Co-Etlilor 2. 3: Eclilor-in-Cllicl 3, ill: C.
A. fl: Presiclcn! ll: Stucleni Council Ml:
Planning Committee ffllz Spllinx Clulm
Gly Plli Bela Kappa G. ll: Presiclenll.
RALPH NCINNIS ROSENBERRY
Pnl DELTA THLQTA
Coeur cl'Alenc, lclalm
ifoollnall 3. ll: HA" ill: Buslcciluall
XVILLIAM FRANKLIN ROMIG
DELTA TAU DELTA
Cleveland. Ollie
STEPHEN A. ROSSMASSLER
L. J. A. C.
CIIBCICIS FOITI, PCHHSj'lN'Hlliil
Xvrcstling fl, 2: ulilnl: Plii Bela Kappa
,L Y -
THOMAS HOXVARD RUGG
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Newarlc. Oliio
Basketball 12, 31: Vvrestling ll:
DAVID HARTSHORN SHERMAN
L. J. A. C.
Cliaplin. Connecticut
Soccer fl, 2. 3. 4: ulllnz HA" 2, 3. 41:
Tennis 431: Debating ll1: Outing Clulo
l2. 3. 4: Cliairman of lVleetings1: Pre-
Law Cluln 12. 3. 41: lntcrnational Rela-
tions Cluln fl 3, 41.
NVILLIAM KENT SCHMID
PHI DELTA THETA
Upper Nlontclair, New .lersey
Football fl1: Squasll- 3, 41: Olio
3. fl: Local Aclvertising lxflanager 3: C04
Business lxlanager 41: Touclistonc ll, 2.
3. 4: National Advertising Nlanager 3
Business Manager 41: Flying Club ll 31
JOHN VVYCKOFF SIMONSON
CIIIPHI
Rocli island, Illinois
Relay qw: Track fl. 2, 3. 4: "Lim
Planning Committee
HALLEY DONALD SELLER
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Grecnl-iclcl, Nlassacliusetts
Cross Country ll, 3. 4: 'Vilma "A" 3.
41: Swimming l2, 31: Sturlent fBusincss
Boarcl l.
THOMAS ELLIS SKEEL
PHI DELTA THETA
Sllalicr Heiglits, Ollie
Football fl. 2, 3. 4: "4l": "A" 2, 41:
Vvrcstling ll: "4l"1: Relay U, Ll: HA"
3. ll: Assistant Nlanager 3: ivlnnngcr 41:
Baseball fl: "Lll"1: Student Council f4l1C
Spliinx Clula G. 41,
Page Sixty lllrcc
JOHN SAMUEL SMITH
L. J. A. C.
Coopcrslmurg, Pennsylvania
l'l1i Bela Kappa.
PORTER C. SlVII'l'l'l-PETERSEN
CHI PHI
Newton, l.VIHSSHCI'lllSCIIS
Delvaiing fl. QI: Flying
LEONARD KELLY SMITH
cl-u P51
Springlielcl, Nlassaclmusctls
Swimming fl, 2, 3: uilln: Caplain ll.
CHARLES VVYATI' SMYII-IE, Jn.
PSI UPSILON
Amllcrsl, BIIEISSHCIIIIFCIIS
Football Cl, 2. 3, 4: '1Il": 2, 3. 4,
Cn Iain Lllg Baslieilaall I, 2, 3: -ZIIH:
I
"AR 354 Tracli fl: "4I"l: C. A. ll, 25
Planning Cummiltcc 13,3 Scarab
Spllinx Clulm LU.
,L Ll-
PRENTICE FRANK SMITH
THETA DELTA cm
NNICIJSICI' Gr0Y'CS, BJIISSOLIYI
CHARLES FOX SPEAR
CHI Psl
Bmulclyn, New Yorlc
Foollaall II, 2, Ill: Basketball Ill: Base
ball Ill: Sludenl
Page Sixty-four
GEORGE SPIEGEL
L. J. A. C.
K Salem, lviassacllusetts
Basicetiaall f2. 3l: C. Ay fl, 2: lnier-
iisitli Council 3. 4,3 Speakers' Ciulb G,
4 .
JOHN WEBLEY STEERE
' ALPHA DELTA PHI
Provicience, Riiocie islanci
Soccer lil: Vvrcstiing flip Baseball fl.
2. 3: "4l"J: Chest Drive Committee
lHouse Chairman Lil.
FRED VVILLIAM STAFFORD. Jn.
PHI KAPPA PSI
Rutianci, Vermont
Swimming lil: Sluclent fl, 2. 3, 4:
Sports Eciitor ill: Press 3, 4: Sports
Corrcsponxicntl: Band fl. 23.
NVILLIAM BEMENT STEM
PIII KAPPA PSI
Pliilaciclpliia, Pennsylvania
Soccer fll: Swimming fi. 2, 3: "41":
NA" 21: Pre-lvleciical Club fl, 2, 3,
ROBERT JAMES STARK. Jn.
PHI KAPPA PSI
Jackson Heigilts, Newt' York
Baseiaall fly: C. A. ll: Caisinctlg Flying
Oi.
HORACE STONE STEVVART, Jn.
DELTA TAU DELTA
Orono. Niaine
Soccer 3, 4: Assistant lxflanagcr 3.
Nlanagcr 43: intramural Council lMan-
agur Lil: Sphinx Cluiu U. fl: Presicient -'if
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JOHN JOSEPH STOKES, Jn.
L. J. A. c.
Vvaterlmury, Connecticut
Traclc fl, 21: Sympliony Orcliestra fl, 2.
31: Band fl. 2, 3. 41: Flying Club ll.
21: Phi Beta Kappa G. 41.
XVENDELL HERBERT TEVVELL
DELTA TAU DELTA
Seattle, Vvasluington
Fencing 141: lnternational Relations Club
I3. 41.
Page Sixty-six
HENRY BERNARD STRYKER, JR.
DELTA TAU DELTA
Englewood, New Jersey
Tennis U15 Glcc Club fl, 2, 3. 41:
Clioir fl, 21: Pro-Nlcclical Clulm fpresi-
clent 41: Amlwerst Stuclcnt Union Plii
Bctn Kappa.
JOHN MONTAGUE THOMAS, Jn.
TIIETA xi
Pitlslwurgli. Pennsylvania
FRANK PORTER SVVEENY
CHI Psi
Baltimore. lvlarylancl
Football fl, 2. 3, 4: "4l": "A" 2. 3. 41
Titnnis U15 Pre-Medical fl, 2, 3
XVILLIAM HENRY THOMPSON
DELTA TAU DELTA
Astoria. New Yorlc
CllCCl'lCHfIC!' 6 l1.
VVILLIAM R. THROCKMORTON
CHI PSI
Cilicago, Illinois
Basketball U1: C. A. 111: international
Relations Cluin K3, 4: President 41.
JAMES VVILLIAM TOBEY
PHI DELTA THETA
Rye, New York
Cross Country tl. 2. 3, 4: "4l": "A"
2. 3. 4: Co-Captain 11: Relay il, 2. 3,
41: Traci: ti. 2, 3, 4: "4l"g "A" 31.
ROBERT MCCLELLAN TIFFANY
Psi UPSILON
Syracuse, New York
Squash U, 4: UA" 41: Tennis ti. 2, 3:
"4I": "A" 31.
XVARREN SYBRANDT TREADWELL
CIII PSI
Kcnilwnrtii. Illinois
Soccer fi. 2. 3. 4: H4l": "A" 3, 4: Act-
ing Captain 41: Basi-ietloall ti, 2, 3. 41:
Amherst Press QQ. 3. 4: Sports Corre-
sponclf-:nt1: C. A. U11 International Rela-
tions Clulx
EDVVIN JOHNSON TITSVVORTH
ci-I1 Psi
Providence. Rlmcie Island
Football 111: Vvrestling tl. 21: Track C3
4: Assistant Nlanager 3. Manager 41: ln-
tramurai Council tl 41: Glee Club C3
41: Pre-Law Club t41: A. C. A. 13, 4
Cheerleader 3, Head Cheerleader
Spliinx Club
JAMES LEWIS TUCKER
CHI PHI
San Antonio, Texas
Wrestling tl, 2. 31: Traci: Q. 3. 41:
Pre-Medical Ciulm
Page Sixty seven
EVANS GLADSTONE VALENS. Jn.
DELTA TAU DELTA
Oxford, New Jersey
Cross Country Ui: Skiing f2, 3, 4: UAH
3, 4: Captain 4,1 Touctistone 4: Art
Boardi: Ntnsquers 12, 3Q: C. A. QU:
Outing Club fi, 3, 4: President
GEORGE MACGREGOR NNALLER
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Detroit, Nticixigan
Soccer fl: ultluiz Swimming QU: Fra-
ternity Business Nlanagement f4: Execu-
tive Committee: Senior Auciitori: Phi
Beta Kappa.
ROYAL C. VAN ETFEN. Jn.
ALPHA DELTA PHI
New York. New York
Soccer Ui: Oiio fl 3, 4: Pilotograptiic
Editor 3, Chairman LU: Gice Ciuio ft, 2,
3,5 iwasquers 3. 4: Puiaiicity Editor
3. Business Ninnnger 41: Debating fl, 21:
Flying UU: Pre-Law Ciuin UU: Sphinx
Club MJ.
NELSON MELBOURNE XVARNER,
JR.
ALPHA DELTA mu
Brooiciine, Nlassaciiusetts
Fencing Q03 Debating 12. 31.
THOMAS FURNESS VVALKER
CIII PSI
Haciciontieici. New Jersey
Relay 12. 3, 4: "A" 3. 41: Track fl, 2
3 -1 4l
. 'Q U H: "A" 2. 3, 4: C0-Captain 41
RUBEN XVELTSCH
Jcrusnicm, Palestine
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GEORGE VAN TASSEL VVEST
DELTA TAU DELTA
VVol:urn. lxflnssacllusetls
Traric ll1: Pre-Nleclieal Clulz Q3. 41.
JOHN ROBERT NVIGGINS
ALPHA DELTA P111
Kenmore, New Yorl-c
Football 111: Squasli fl1: Amlicrst Press
Q. 3. fl: General News Correspuncient 3.
41: Glee Clula QQ, 3, 4: Double Quartet
411CIwirfl. 2. 3, 41.
JOHN FOX VVHICHER
ALPHA DELTA PIII
Amlierst, lvlassncllusetts
Fencing Q., 3, 41: Touclxstone G, 41
Glee Club 12. 31: lxiasquers ll, 2, 3. 45
Vice-President -11: Clloir fl, 2, 3. 41
Political Union U11 Pre-Law Club lil:
Presit-lent1: Plii Beta Kappa 13, 41.
DAVID ALFRED XVILKINSON
PHI KAPPA PSI
Xvnrren, Ollie
THOMAS VVILLIAM VVHITE, IV
Cru Psi
St. Louis, Missouri
Soccer U14 Squash fl, 2, 31: Sliding Q41:
Tennis fl, 2. 3. 41.
ROGER NVILLIAMS, Jn.
PHI GAMMA DELTA
Nwilmingtnn. Delaware
Amlrerst Press IQ. 3. Ll: General News Tennis ll, 3: "4I"1: Fraternity Business
Curresponcient1: C. A. fl1: Spealcers' lvlanagcment ll: Umlergrmiuate Coun-
Club QQ. 31. cil1.
Page Sixty-nine
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' STANTON VVILLIAMS
CHI PS1
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania
fl: Ulllnlz Swimming fl. 3:
Soccer
Hillnl: Political Union QU: Prom Com-
mittee f2. 3, 4: Cllairman 3l: Student
Council 145 Presiclcntl: Committee ol
Seven fill: Planning Committee 12. 3l:
Scarals HQ: Slxinx Cluln Ml: Plii Beta
Kappa.
GEORGE RANDALL YERRALL. Ill
CHIPHI
Springlielcl, lvlassaclrusetts
Basketball ll. 2, 3, 4: "4l" "A" 41
Baselaall lCo-Nlanager All: Splrinx Clulz
Ml: Boarcl of Athletic lVlanagers 13. 41.
Page Seventy
RUSSELL EDNV ARD VV ISE
THETA DELTA cm
Arlington, Nlassaclxusctts
Football ill: Swimming fAssistant Man-
ager Fresliman 3, lxlanager Freshman 41
ROBERT FARMER YOUNG
T1-:ETA xi
Yonlcers, New Yorli
C. A. ill.
EDGAR BERKELEY XVOODXVARD
St. Louis. lvlissouri
ROBERT ARNOLD ZOBOLI
P1-n DELTA THETA
Norwood. Massachusetts
Vvrestling fl eil: Relay ill: Track il
31: Phi Beta Kappa.
PUHMEH MEMBERS
ALLEN. CHARLES MILTON, 3RD
ARMISTEAD, JOHN IRVING
ATWATER, ALLEN RUSSELL
AVERY, CHARLES WOOD
BASSETT, PAUL LINCOLN
BERGMANN, THEO. GERARD
BOURNE, CHARLES TAPLIN
BROVVN, DONALD ROSS
BRUERE, GEOFFREY IVIUNROE
CHAPMAN, JOHN EDWARD, JR.
CLARK, LAIRD SPAULDING
CLARKE, CHARLES PATRICK
DETVVILER, PHILIP BELL
DORVVART, VVALTER GEORGE
EDMANDS, ALBERT TRACY
EHRGOOD, PETER VVITIVIEYER
FEASLEY, JAMES HARRISON -
FLEMING, XVILLIAIVI CLARK
FOVVLER, PAUL IVES
HASTINGS, VVILLIAM BRADFORD
KOCHERSPERGER, DONALD
KOSSOFF, AARON DAVID
LOVEJOY, FREDERIC FULLER
5' Died ApriI 8. I939.
UF
THE SENIUR CLASS
MANNING, THOMAS FRANCIS
MEYERS, ARTHUR HENRY
MOORE, HUGH
MOORHEAD, VVILLIAM PAUL, II
MORRISON VVILLIAIVI ELLIS
MORROW, KEENAN
IVIOSELEY, IVIERRITT XIVAYNE
NENVHALL, HARVEY
O'MARA, EDWIN JAMES. JR.
FARISEAU, IOS. ERNEST ADRIAN
POVVERS, FRANKLIN IRVING
REDD, VVESLEY CORNEILIUS, JR.
ROBERTS, WILLIAM HOOTON, III
RYAN, LEWIS HIER
SCOTT, WILINIER
SHAVV. VVILLIAM FLEIVIING
SMITH, RALPH STRAVV
SPIELIYIAN, DONALD
TAPLIN, FRANKLIN PERRY
SWILDER, HARRY CONVERSE, IR.
WILMOT, JAMES DESHLER, JR.
WISWELL. IVIERIDETH PRICE, JR.
YOUNG, THURL ALDEN, JR.
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our C ass. Van Etten has told
me to write a brief history of the three years which 1942 has passed
in this other Eden, hut to write a competent history of 180 men
would require somewhat more than four hundred odd words. It
would he a simple matter to compile a list of those fortunate ones
whom destiny has elevated to captaincies, managerships, chairman-
ships and presidencies, but we shall hear quite enough of these lads
hefore we stcin out of here a year from now.
On our arrival in Amherst. 240 strong, we were promptly dubbed
UtVIactVleetcir1's Fottyf, and adjudged by the faculty to he such an
aggregation of academic white elephants as had never before hit
Amherst. Vve had the monumental crust to hiss the Presidents open-
ing address of the year, and our jotty incompetence gave Professor
Packard one of the toughest emotional years of his life, Of eccentrics
We boasted an inordinate numher: some got married, some never
attended a single class, some were tdeptomaniacs, some dipsomaniacs.
Two died. Cf those who left us for scholastic reasons, and there were
many, the majority were geniuses of ineptitudeg several managed to
avoid passing a single course. One Alpha Delta achieved the only 5
average in the records of the Chemistry department.
Toward the end of our freshman year, people commenced to spec-
ulate as to whether the Hurricane Class, as we are tiresomety catted,
could produce any gentlemen from its anarchic ranks to tilt the vari-
ous campus positions. This we have done. Vve have discovered
among us several persons worthy of Phi Beta Kappa. and a sufficiency
of our numher suddenl '
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hard to know what to say ahout I
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them in most things, and prohahty those are the inter-
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viduality hy saying we were the short, stoctcy type
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and yelled "Go, goin Nve thought we were right in
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other half of us learned about college from them, and
not from the upper-ctassmen, hecause they had more
or tess forgotten ahout such prep school notions as
cottege life, not hecause of innate good sense, hut he-
cause reality always matces itself felt, in the end.
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even our ways of having fun were largely directed hy
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instilled with memories of recent and impressive senior years in
secondary school and anticipations of the future enjoyments of college
life. 243 freshmen entered Amherst last fait to he immediately whirled
in sheepiiice fashion through the hectic but impressive experience of
formal rushing period.
Vvhen the iast cannon had hiasted its tinai shot against the sur-
rounding hiiis and it had finally heen made clear to us that pea-
greens were no joice and reaiiy must he worn. We settled down in
typical early fail vigor to the rusty hahit of study. Off and on we
would hear casual stories of classmates who picked odd times to take
waiics and for a couple of days we even witnessed the manoeuvres ot
the D. U. Flight Squadron hut ali in ati the routine of making house
averages and participating in the fait athletic program occupied most
of our time.
Our soccer team ted hy Taic Seeiye hiazed through an undefeated
season and our foothaii eleven with Jim Carey as captain lost only
one game to present Charley Soieau with his first Little Three cham-
pionship. John Niorton distinguished himself hy winning the coveted
Porter Admission Prize and Charlie Heisier was outstanding in the
field of fait tennis hy running unhampered over all intramural com-
petition hefore losing in the finals to his hrother, Ted. The Sphinx-
supervised rope pull saw a sophomore victory despite our Gargantuan
if not quite valid tactics.
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BABCOX FORD JOHANNSEN IVIORGENTHAU
1Vl0RRlS PRICKETT SMYTHE WVILLIANIS
Attaining one of the highest honors open
to Amherst men, eight memhers of the ciass
of 1941 were tapped for Scarab, the senior
honorary society, in the traditional ceremony
last spring in Senior Chapel. Founded in
1904, its chief functions have heen to see
that the customs and traditions of Amherst
are preserved and to define and enforce ex-
isting freshman reguiations: recently Scarah
has undertaken the fostering of closer reia-
tions with Vviiiiams hy holding a joint han-
quet with Gargoyle, the Williams honorary
society.
This year considerable effort was ex-
pended hy the memhers in an attempt to
expand the function of the organization he-
yond its somewhat narrow limits of the past
few years: the results of this campaign are
not yet whoiiy evident.
The Junior honorary society, Sphinx, has
continued last year's progressive policy of
promoting Amherst hoth in its relations with
other colleges and hy building up spirit
within the student hody.
Organizing rather late last Fail this group
hrought its augmented social program to a
climax on February 28 hy sponsoring an
extremely popular post-prom dance foiiow-
ing the Vviiiiams hasicethaii game. On
Niarch 7-8, the ciuh helped play host to the
N. E. I. wrestling matches, and early this
Spring an evening party was held at the
Lord Jett Inn to discuss plans and policy for
the rest of the year.
Horace S. Stewart, Jr., served as Presi-
dent, Prentice C. Horne as Secretary, and
James R. English, Jr., Treasurer: these men,
with the addition of Theodore VV. Lacey
and John J. Chester, constituted the execu-
tive committee.
One of the most coveted honors . .
SPHINX IILJUB
Social club makes a stand . .
Sphinx Officers
HORACE STONE
STEWART, JR.
President
PRENTICE CROSS
I-IORNE
Secretary
JAMES RUS SELL
ENGLISH, JR.
Treasurer
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Founded in 1776, Phi Beta Kappa is the oldest Greek letter society in the coun-
try. Aithough inaugurated as a social fraternity, its emphasis has shifted until it
has become an organization, the sole purpose of which is the recognition of schol-
arly achievement. Nlemhership in this hody is recognized as one of the most
coveted honors in college.
Election to Phi Beta Kappa may come in either Junior or Senior year. To he
eligible for election at the end of five semesters the student must have an average of
at last eighty-eight percent and for election after seven semesters a minimum of
eighty-five percent. Achievement as reflected in official grades and intellectual dis-
position is the primary quality looked for in considering a candidate.
President of the Nlassachusetts Beta chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, which was
established at Amherst in 1853, is Professor Charles L. Sherman. Gilbert H. Gros-
venor and Professor George F. Funneii are vice-president and secretary-treasurer
respectively. Thomas A. Rodman as president and Richard VV. Bryant as secretary
were the undergraduate officers this year.
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Fouurn Row: Thomsen,
Stokes, Kauii, Smith, H. Cra-
mer. THIRD Row: Hump, John-
son, Machmer, Stryker, Ninin-
ger. SECOND Row: Bodine, R.
Cramer, Rossmassler, Waiter,
Vxfard, Williams, Dewarl,
Whicher, Zuholi. FIRST Row:
Good, Pricizilt, Bryant, Rodman,
Robinson, Palmer, Spiegai,
Gozzi.
Roxvf Corey, bquench, JHCUSITU, ROJIIIUH, DOSCIIPT, Morsey, Adams. FIRST
Row: Slwvl, Palmer. lolmnsson, Xviiiiams, ixiciiiltericie, Pratt. Bates.
Composed of fifteen memimers representing time under-
graduate body and eiected imy eacim fraternity group,
time Lord Jeffery Amherst Ciutm, and time independent
undergraduates, time Student Councii imas succeeded in
unifying time diverse coiiege groups into a more snmootimiy
functioning wtmoie.
At its February 17 meeting. time Committee of Seven
was aiaoiisimed and a proposal for a new Committee of
Ten, witii five men appointed tmy time councii and five
Faculty-appointed representatives, was put tmefore time
Facuity for consideration: also at timis time, time Coun-
cii presented its alternate scimeme for deferred rustling.
in addition, time reading period and extra-curricular
activities problems were investigated, competition and
atimietic awards were approved, a consultation concern-
ing fresimman orientation was imeid, and time inteiiectuai
standards and educational trends of time coiiege were
discussed-fin many cases sucim debate resolved into
concrete proposals.
THE EIJMMITTEE
IIE SEVEN
Amherst mediation Board reports . .
Crary, iVicKitterici1, Xrx1iUi!llIlS,
Cimirmnn Niorgenlimau, Mtiencit,
Ha rvey.
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Attempts at College unity . .
Time work of time Committee of Seven, organized in
time spring of 1939 as a liaison agent between time ad-
ministration and time student ibody, consisted mainiy of
researctm foiiowed by reports, its function being to inves-
tigate matters concerning time curriculum, to confer wittm
facuity committees on student problems, and to regu-
iate undergraduate activities.
Among time various proioiems txefore ttme Committee
timis year was time question of cimapei atendance iorougimt
up early in time fail. Time Committee was aiso active in
discussing time present ciass cut system and possiisie
remedial action, and it participated in conferences con-
cerning time protmiem of deferred rusiming.
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President
RICHARD VV. BRYANT
Vice -president
HENRY B. PRICKITT
Secretary
GOLDVVIN S. POLLARD
Treasurer
ROBERT NI. MORGENTHAU
THE IIHHISTIA
I-i55tllIIftTIll
Groups form, discuss, and clistzanct . .
The Ctiristian Association at Amtxerst College is open to all undergraduates
clesirous of participation in its worlc. Significant additions to its activities tl1is year
inclucle an lntertraternity Council, a Bible Study group, and a Social Action group.
Heaciecl try Harry Sinclaire, '43, ttie lnterfraternity Council is composed of ctele-
gates wtlose purpose is to co-orctinate C.A. worlc among the fraternity liouses. The
Bible Study group, composed of twelve to fifteen students meeting weekly with
memlaers of tlie faculty and visiting discussion leaders, has been examining ttie
New Testament from the point of view of its present-clay application. The Com-
mittee on Social Action was formed to study housing conditions and housing
projects in Holyolce anol Boston, ancl its chairman, Davis G. Johnson, '41, was
elected Chairman of tile New England Student Christian Movement Housing
Commission at ttie Boston conference in February.
Besides ttxese new activities, the Association also continued its usual worlc in
other tielcis, such as maintaining time Boys' Club, holding discussions, sending
cleputations to various places for various purposes, and in general provicling active
SECOND Row: Director Trotter,
Ioimson, Bates, Innes, Sinctaire.
Assistant Director Mccormiciz.
Fmsr Row: Pollard, Messenger,
Dautw, President Bryant, Leiper,
VVt1iston, Harvey.
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Christians with a highly tlexihle medium of expression. Following this prin-
ciple, the Peace Study group met to discuss the basic issue underlying war,
being addressed hy a militarist, a Qualcer, a Buddhist, a Christian min-
ister, and a psychologist. Choosing as its topic, mls a Christian World a
Possibility? the Embassy brought religious leaders to the campus tor a
two-day discussion last February. Finally, representatives of the Protestant.
Catholic, and Jewish creeds held interfaith meetings regularly, while other
C.A. activities included deputations, conferences, and worship services.
CHEST IIHIVE
85.16 per contributor
is peak . . .
SECOND Row: Harvey, Harding, Greene, VVysor. FIRST Row: Crary, Corey, Chair-
man Morgenlhau, Batmcox. Bryant.
Setting its goal at 54500, the highest in the fourteen years of the Drive.
because of the pressing need for relief ahroad, the Amherst College Chest
Drive launched its three-day campaign on Octoloer 28. The committee,
headed hy Robert Nl. Morgenthau, did an efficient joh of presenting the
prohlem clearly to the student body, employing various Chapel speakers
such as Mr. Walter Kotchnig of Smitlfs history department, who stressed
the need for relief abroad: a World War ambulance, which performed the
function of a progress chart: and throughout the campaign various pages
devoted to the cause in the Student.
In extending the field of support, the drive increased its recipients to
include appropriations to the British- American Amhulance Corps and
international Student Service in addition to its regular donations to the
Pelham Rural Fellowship, Amherst-in-Holyoke, the Amherst Boys, Club,
and the New England Christian Movement. As a result of this enlarged
campaign the Drive exceeded its quota, and in so doing set a record which
has never hefore heen equalled. Eight hundred and eighty-two donors
pledged to support the Chest Drive, and of those contributing the average
amount suhscrihed was 55.16. In achieving this new high, the Drive
received unprecedented cooperation from tooth solicitors and students.
Page Eighty-seven
THE MHEHST
S T ll E T
Timely issues find expression
Chairman
ROBERT M. MORGENTHAU
Managing Editor
E. RAY CQREY, '41
Vice -Chairman
CHARLES W. FREES, '41
Business Manager
CHASE MORSEY, '41
Treasurer
TOM B. BABCOX, '41
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Bon IVIORGENTHAU, Chairman
Up to the minute news stories and well written editorials make the Amherst
Student an outstanding college newspaper. It reports college news and
through its editorial page offers its readers a chance to study contempora-
neous problems and to express their views. In-this way time paper. since it
represents undergraduate opinions and covers subjects of college interest, be-
comes truly time vehicle of expression for the students. It appears twice weelcly
and is compiled and published entirely by undergraduate effort.
This year in its treatment of editorial sulojects the Student has shown a
more vigorous and consistent policy in line with which there has been a
greatly increased emphasis on national affairs. Through its editorial columns
time publication lmas also had a powerful influence on questions of importance
on the campus. It supported the drive for the new Valentine Hall, which, it
is anticipated, will help solve the ever-present rooming problem and which
will include a freshman eating commons. In the controversial discussion of
time problem of rushing the Student toolc a stand in favor of deferred initia-
tion and it was partly through its efforts that this plan was later recom-
mended by time Student Council. The paper also joined in the unsuccessful
FIFTH Row: Burgess, Dooley.
Hecleer. FOURTH Row: Bene-
dict. Van Nostrand, lwitcllell,
Valentine, Bucleman. THIRD
Row: Ford, Crury, Yvysor,
Grinnell, Houghton, Yoke,
O'Donnell, Xvilcox. SECOND
ROW: Merrill, Bates, Vvittiur,
Slettefand, Green. Eastizurn,
Atexamier, Beck. Fnzsr Row:
Stafford, Frees, Business Mon-
ugvr Nlorsey, Chairman Mor-
gentlzau, Corey, Bobcox, Hott:
aepfel.
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CHASE MORREY, Business Manager, and RAY coREY, Managing Editor
fight of the undergraduate body against compulsory chapel attendance. By
giving strong support to the Amherst College Chest Drive, the Student was
an important factor in helping to make this campaign so successful.
"Headline Review-1940" represented the second attempt to present to
the college a summary of the news of the year in a concise and interesting
form. It featured articles on the extra-curricular activities of the College, on
athletic events, and on social life: also editorial comments in reference to
campus topics.
The only changes to occur this year in the organization of the Student
were the renaming of the Feature Editor as Vice-Chairman and the institu-
tion of a Senior Associate Editor. Membership on the Student boards, either
business or editorial. is attained toy competitions. In the editorial department
four competitions are held for each class, two during the second semester of
Freshman year and two during the tirst semester of Sophomore year. Vvinter
and Spring competitions in Freshman year till the positions on the business
hoard. Once on the staff a student competes for the various higher positions
during Sophomore and Junior years.
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Appearing now for the eighty-seventh time as the yearhook of Amherst
Coiiege, the OLIO had its beginnings in 1855, when the Junior ciass first
published an annuai. lt was not untii 1937 that it became a Senior ciass
yearbook, serving as a summary for the schooi year as weii as a reference
source for facts and recoiiections.
This year's edition employed a number of small changes, lout in generai
retained the same format as its predecessors. There was some reaiiotment of
space devoted to organizations and teams, largely on the basis of the numtmer
of people affected by a particular group and the extent of that exposure. Aiso,
considerable emphasis was placed on enhancing the hooks readability, with
changes in' iayout, type, articies, and pictures designed towards this end.
Royal C. Van Etten served as Chairman, Davis G. Johnson was Managing
Editor, white VV. Kent Schmid and Harry D. Cramer titled the posts of
Co-Business Nianagers.
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SECOND Row: Tiszu, Reid,
Nioss, itterreli, Brown. McMul-
iin, Rugg, Beatty. Fmsr Row:
Church, Barrett. Ioimson, Chair-
man Von Ellen, Co-Business
itfunagers Cramer and Scixmicl,
Vxfllite, Gray. Y Vw
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An Amherst magazine catches on
ln an attempt to malce Touchstone more
readalole, the editors, headed hy Tom Rodman,
have this year cut down the numlaer of stories
and expanded the sections devoted to photo-
graphs, cartoons, and articles. That they have
succeeded in their purpose is evidenced lay in-
creased student interest, lJotl1 as readers and as
contriloutors. The fine worli they have done has
made the present Touchstone a well-laalanced
magazine.
This puhlication, appearing eight times a
year, draws on the student loody for its entire
contents and is a constant source of encourage-
ment to undergraduates with literary alyilities.
Gutstanding this year was the humorous
Vvilliams weelc-end issue and the Prom issue.
The latter, the first under Russell and Risley,
Rodmanls successors, was distinguished hy the
excellence ol Andrew Foleyls photography and
the high quality of its literary content.
Assisting the co-editors this year are Vtfillour,
Kaull, and Pierce as associate editors, and
Vvysor in the capacity ol lousiness manager.
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SECOND ROW: Keele, Yvhiteside, Erslzine, Russell, Risley, Alylnotl, Xvehlzer, Lau
FIRST Row: Xvillmur, Xvhiclier, Becle, Editor Rodman, Business Manager Sclumtl
Kaull, TIIOIHGS.
AMHEHST PRESS
The papers get hold ofit. ..
Under the direction of lVlr. Vvalter A. Dyer.
'00, the Amherst College Press functions as
the pululicity department of the College. The
stall, composed of four reporters, two on sports
and two on general news, cover all athletic
events, important developments in the College.
and supplies regular news to the Boston,
Springfield, and New' Yorli papers, and spo-
radic articles to other publications as the occa-
sion demands.
AMHERST PRESS
SECOND Row: Nevins. Harding, Low, Eastlzurn. Taylor, FIRST
Row: Vxflilleinson, Director Dyer. Tremlwell. Stafford.
page Ninety one
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B L E E II L U B
Concern of Ralph H. Qatley, 'QQ . .
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GEORGE FORD' N
FOURTH Row: Byrne, iWucDonalai,
Baller. Roelofs, Stolmlnins, Davis, W.
Innes. THIRD Row: Doucelt. E.
Jones, Steadman, Harding. Vtford cle
Castro, Duulx, Nlain, Titswurlli.
SECOND Row: Paine, Xviggins, F.
S. Ford. Nininger, Nuily. Bntncox,
lngrulmm, Durlzes, Butler. FIRST
Row: lwanagvr G. I.. Ford, Craft,
lwiricle, Firman, President Plunleott,
ltlncluner, Prnlt, Slry-leer, Bradley.
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Pres.
B PLUNKETT'
RALPH OATLEY, Director
Director Ralph Gatley again deserves acclaim for his wort: in
guiding the Amherst Glee Clula through a highly successful season.
Qatley, also director at Deerfield Academy, came to Amherst in
1932. and since then his many arrangements ol songs for the Glee
Clula have played no small part in gaining for it the envialole
record it has attained.
lvlore than l20U enthusiastic Alumni week-end guests jammed
into College Hall on the evening ot Noxfemher 16th to listen to the
Club and the Douhle Quartet in a Varied program of songs, and
well over 500 couples attended the dance in the Alumni Gym
afterwards. Shortly before Christmas vacation the second annual
Glee Club-Faculty party was held in College Hall, with Joe
Firman as master ot ceremonies. selected ostensibly to control the
songs, slcits, free laeer, and the udrattedn attendees.
On December 19th the Doulmle Quartet journeyed to New York
City for a highly entertaining performance lnelore the New Eng-
land Society ot New Yorlc, and on Felnruary 19 they traveled to
Boston where they conducted an equally well-received program.
The Boston area again saw Amherst's singers when the Glee Club
sang in Nvellesley on Nlarch 7 under the auspices ot the Village
Churchmen of Wellesley, and on the following night at Simmons
College in conjunction with the latter's Glee Club. Both of these
performances were followed by dances. The following Weelc-end
saw the Glee Club trekking to Oneonta. N. Y., where they per-
formed before the State Normal Schooi, and the next day, March
15, they sang in Binghamton.
Due to disturbed conditions abroad, the extended western and
southern trip scheduled for spring vacation, which was to include
Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis, and St. Petersburg, was curtailed. I
lieu of this plan the Club toured New York State, singing before
the Alumni Association of Utica on Niarch 22. presenting a joint
concert with the Rochester Civic Orchestra the next night, and
inroadcasting a program in Buffalo over XVBEN on Nlarch 24.
On Aprii 26. the day after singing for the Nursing Association in
' N. Y., the Club proceeded to Newburgh for an-
' id vice-
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White Plains,
other concert.
Bob Plunkett and Joe Firman served as president ar
president of the Ciuh. Nianager and assistant-manager were
L. Ford and Rohert Bravo, while Dick Hoizaepfei, assisted
head publicity man.
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George
by Bois iVIcKechnie, was
SECOND Row: Butter, Hoidsworiiv, Von Eiteu, Colm, Mccroskery, Gentimits, Cowan. FIRST ROW: Director
Cunfie-iii, Firnmn, XXJIIFCIIPF, President Benn, Hale. Cochrane, Willard.
M!-KSU EHS
Professional Competence Shown . .
Under time direction of Professor F. Curtis Canfield, Ntas-
quers, tile coiiege dramatic society, bas attained new beigbts in
staging three exceiient productions.
Usbering in time new season, a cast of titty presented Ionaim
and the Xviiaie, by James Bridie. J. B. Bean, ,4l, tile Mas-
quers, president, more than competently portrayed the prophet
Jonab, Whose Umiracie maicing powersu faiied when be at-
tempted to swing tbe peopie of Nineveh into a more saintiy iife.
Members of time Smith Coiiege Dramatic Association tiiied in
the feminine roies, and a strong supporting cast featured VV.
Alexander, Jr., '43, who admirably voiced tbe oftstage part of
the seagoing mammal, a comedy team of H. Burr, '43, R. Nic-
Kecbnie, '42, and R. Byrne, '42, and J. Reber, '42, the Swvag-
gering commercial traveier.
Edmond Rostands, Cyrano de Bergerac was probably the
best adapted to the Kirby Theatre tectrnicai facilities and to
time undergraduate ttrespian taient. Reber will doubtless be re-
membered as giving his best performance to date in time roie of
a swasbbuciciing, grotesque Cyrano. He took full advantage of
his rote and irandied tile part with tire siciii and facility wortby
Director
F. CURTIS CANFIELD
President
JOHN B. BEAN
Vice-P resident
JOHN F. WHICHER
Secretary
C. W. I-IALE
Business Manager
R. C. VAN ETTEN, JR.
JOHN
BEAN
, President
oi a veteran. Honors also go to Jean Hayes of Nlount Holyoke
College vvlio presented a romantic Roxane, R. Kronemeyer, '41,
in tile role of Cliristian, tile poetic laalcer as played by R. Byrne.
while VV. Alexander, A. Dunn and Joe Firman also deserve
mention for linislled performances.
The first performance ever to lime staged of Max VVylie,s and
Milton Geigefs comic melodrama entitled Bed Rock was pre-
sented at Kirby Tlieatre on lxflay 15, 16, 17, 19, and also for a
special commencement audience on June 13. Built around tlie
story of a uNazi invasion" of time eastern United States sea-
lnoard, tlie tliree-act play provided a great opportunity to
strengtlien tlie bonds between commercial and college tlieatres
,-fa field in wliicli Amlierst lias talcen mucli initiative. J.
XN1l1iCllCl" as Colonel Scliimmel, J. Bean portraying a Vermont
druggist. and Florence Hagenall as a meelc, youtliful New
Englander, tool: the leads in a play wliicli lorouglit Amlierst
mucli applause from outstanding critics.
Continuing tlie annual custom of presenting an all-student
production, Directors VV. Holdswortli, '42, and J. Vvlniclier,
'41, dramatized two one-act plays, The Mardage Proposal by
Anton Cllelcliov, and They Thai Mount. by Grant Vvood and
J. B. Tull. The first was a familiar farce concerning tlie court-
sliip of Natalia lay tl'1e liypocilondriac dandy, Lemor, enacted
by J. Conger, 712. Tiley That Mount centered aloout the funeral
of Cora, tlie Wife of Jolm Simpson, played lay George
Mosel, '44,
To Nlessrs. Canfield, lVlcGoun and Rogers as Director.
Tecimical Director and Designer of Settings and Costumes, as
well as to tlie club, mucli credit is clue for a season of varied
and accomplished entertainment.
DEB!-ITI Ii IIUU CII.
HDoes my honorable opponent realize?" .
Presiclent
F. DAVIE EDES
Vice-Presiclent
JAMES L. MESSENGER
Manager
ALAN VV. STEADIVIAN
Stuclents from tlie two upper classes form tlie Amlmerst Debating Council,
ancl are eligible for election to Delta Sigma Rbo, tile national lionorary
clebating society. Members of the sopbomore class are also allowecl to partici-
pate in varsity ciebates, ancl new Council members are cllosen from tbis group.
President for tlle current year was Dave Ecies, ,4l, and Alan Steaciman,
'42, was manager. The officers continuecl tlie Councilis policy of meeting only
Witll groups from well-linown institutions, tbe sclieclule tllis year inclucling
Holy Cross, lxflicicllebury, lxflassaclxusetts State, Harvard, Bates, Princeton.
NI. I. T., N. Y. U., Dartmoutlm, Radcliffe, Swartlmmore, Williams and Yale.
Not only are tliese debates belri beforelocal aucliences and fraternity groups,
but tlley are often broadcast on tlie raclio. Talcing runner-up tlonors for tbe
seconcl consecutive year in tlie Big Three-Little Three Tournament, tlle
Council also placed tliircl in tlme New Englancl Intercollegiate Tournament,
and cluring tbe Spring recess clispatcllecl a team on a Soutlnern tour.
The freshman Clebaters, managed by Merriam Davis, '42, llacl an extensive
ancl successful sclaeclule tliis year, including debates witli Harvard, Brown,
Vvilliams, anci Vvesleyan. The Council also conductecl tile annual Intra-
mural Debating Tournament lor time Francis T. P. Plimplon tropliy.
Steacimun, Vvard.
Page Ninety-six
SECOND Row: Eaton. Dov s
Bryant. FIRST Row: Tllomsen
Chester, Messevzger, lwanager
Amherst's Outing Ciuh fiiis a vital piace in undergraduate iife. Expanding
thegamhitious scheciuie set forth last year, the rejuvenateci ciuio has hecome
one of the most active organizations on campus.
A urafter-shattering" barn dance attended hy two hundred couples cii-
maxeci a fail program, which inciuciect canoe and ioicycie trips, movies, hikes.
and lectures. Representing the intercollegiate Outing Club Association of
thirty-five coiieges, one huncireci and fifty delegates enjoyed an October
week-end singing, cooking over open tires, and sleeping in tents under the
season's first snow-fail at Greyiocic.
Skiing was the keynote throughout the winter term. Trips to Chiciciey Aip.
Wilmington, Vt, Mt. ixfioosiiauice, a Week-end with the Vassar Outing Ciuh
at the Lanesiaoro, Mass., Youth Hostel, and a general meeting at which
MDOCH Chiici showed movies, brought the post-examination season to a close.
"Tips,n the Ciutfs cabin, was utilized in the Spring. Trail-clearing expedi-
tions, hiices with neighboring colleges, a hike trip to Northfield, and a Ioan-
quet with the facuity brought to an end the Ciutfs varied program,
Officers of the organization inciucieci James H. Vveiis, President: Henry G.
Storrs, Vice-President: Frank L. Bahhott, Jr., Treasurer: and Vvarren D.
Hail, Jr., Secretary.
ll T I I3 E L U B
Fun and Body-building are combined . . .
President
JANIES H. WELLS
Vice-President
HENRY G. STORRS
Treasurer
FRANK L. BABBOTT, JR.
Secretary
WARREN D. HALL, JR.
SECOND Row: Little, xx',lliSi.0fl,
Demtm, Eixrenfeici, Hamilton.
Hans. BUFHIOIOUJ, M0fIIli0S.
Fmsr Row: Director Roslas,
Barnard, Hall, Wells, Babilott,
Bacon, Smith.
Page Ninety-seven
THE A HEHST
PIILITIIIAI. UNIUN
First-hand knowledge on current affairs . . .
Office rs
ROBERT MORRIS
MORGENTHAU
President
THOMAS VVAVERLY
PALMER, JR.
Secretary
Row: O'DonneU,
Ch 1
Crary, Roufleyg es er.
Row: VViUiams, Io-
Secoxwru
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FIRST
tlunsson, Pre sid
Palmer, Harvey.
ent Morgentilau,
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Ninety-eight
Organized and conducted solely by students, the Amherst Political Union.
actively started only during the past year, has already established itself as a
recognized undergraduate activity. The purpose of the Union is to bring
outstanding authorities on national and international questions to the campus
in order that students may acquire first-hand knowledge on important affairs.
in line with this plan, it has presented a number of Well-known speakers.
The first lecturer was Louis Bromiield, noted author. Following this, Mrs.
Franidin D. Roosevelt addressed tire college early in February, while Dr.
Hu Shih, tire Chinese Ambassador to tire United States, spoke later in time
monttl. The first symposium of time year iorougilt together Socialist Norman
Thomas and Dr. Roswell G. Ham, President of Mt. Holyoke College. In tire
Spring, Senator Styles Bridges and Archibald 1VIacLeisi1, tread of time Library
of Congress, were presented by time Union. Composed of men from each class
who are elected by the Union, the group this year included President Ixflorgen-
ttmau, Johansson, Whicher, Palmer, S. VViHiams, Harvey, Goetitz, Rowley,
Vvitbur, Crary, Chester, Hottilausen, V. Vviltiarns, O'Donnell and Izant.
BA
Still on the upbeat . . .
SECOND Row: Desanti, Cote, Grow, Rosseii, Thom-
sen, D'Ooge. FIRST Row: Kassaniier. Miiter, San-
ders, Southworth. Vtlixite, Sands, Evans.
EHUIH
Xvhat hath Mishhin wrought? .
Founrn Row: Plough, Roeioffs. Timm Row: Mc-
itiuiiin. Bailey, Stehhins, Harding, decasiro, Light-
ner, Tayior. SECOND Row: Leiper, Brown, Baieer,
Xvarfi, Hawkins, Pierson, Lawrence, Main. FIRST
Row: Xvhicher, Plunkett. Paine. Director Mishhin,
Marlager Nciiy, Iones, Bodine.
Greatly improved over past years, the Amherst
Band played an active part in campus affairs this
year. An important addition to the group was a
faculty director in the person of Dr. Henry G.
Ntishicin who provided invaiuahie advice for the
organization.
in addition to appearing at the foothaii raiiies
and at the Rochester, Xvesieyan, and Williams
games, the Band also engaged in other activities.
its memhers formed the nucieus of the groups
which Went from house to house cheering the
foothaii players hefore the crucial game with
VViiIiams. in addition to this, some men played
at the hilarious Giee Ctuh-Faculty party.
The past year saw a larger Band representing
Amherst than ever heforef-'numbering between
thirty-six and forty students. Vvoricing in cioser
accord with the cheering association and hoasting
new uniforms, new formations, and an enlarged
repertoire including a compiete iist of coiiege
songs, the Band piayed an important part in
bringing ioacic to life Amherst's enfeehied spirit.
Special recognition is due Dick Kassander and
Charles Evans, the managers, and Everett Fuller,
the Drum Major, for their untiring efforts to im-
prove the Band,
Under the guidance of itsvnew director, Dr.
Henry G. iwishtcin, the Amherst Coiiege Choir
this year has increased its activity and in addi-
tion has undergone many internal changes.
In its reorganized form the Choir now has
thirty regular members and eight aiternates. These
men are chosen in competitive tryouts and once
selected they are members forthe duration. A new
competition for the managership has also heen in-
stituted. The director, Dr. Henry G. Mishkin,
has received degrees from the University of Cali-
fornia and from Harvard, attaining his PhD.
from the latter in 1938.
in addition to singing in chapel the Choir gave
a number of concerts, the first at Grace Church
in Holyoke. This was followed hy a joint concert
with the Smith College Freshman Choir under
the direction of ivan Goroichotf: next the Choir
appeared at a recital held at President Kings
house. This Spring the group, in conjunction with
the Wit. Holyoke College Senior Choir, presented
Bach's ucantatan. Completing its schedule, the
Choir sang at the Commencement and Bacca-
laureate exercises.
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PHE-LAW IILUB
The Pre-Law Clula is open to any Amherst
undergraduate interested in law and expecting to
enter that profession. its policy is to invite profes-
sors and men prominent in the legal field to
address its memloers not only on legal questions,
hut on other related topics. Seniors John Whicher
and Arthur Brogna served as president and secre-
tary this year.
PHE-MEII IILUB
The Pre-Med Club gives Amherst under-
graduates interested in medicine a practical
knowledge of the various fields and opportunities
in the profession.
The Club, under the direction of Dr. George
Child, has seen a sudden renaissance during the
past two years. The thirty-tive memhers invite
well-known doctors, scientists, and professors to
conduct a schedule of lectures upon medical suis-
jects.
CHEERLEADERS tA.C.A.j
Larming, Fleming. TiiSlUOFf'l, Roelofs,
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS CLUB
SECCND ROW: Reed, Miiarochi, Case, Roelker,
Delfirwr, Treadwell, Sherman. FIRST Row: Sie-
gal, Shand, Silver, Rosen, President Throclsmor-
ton, Franlel, Yamamoto.
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PRE-LAXV CLUB
SECOND Row: Vtleltsch, Packard, Mersey, Sher-
man. Fmsr Row: Mann, Bmgna, President
Wlmiclter, Bates, Titsworth.
PRE-MED CLUB
SECOND Row: Klippel, Connell, Douceti, Cady,
lzant. FIRST Row: Peden, Rich, Presiclenl Stry-
lzer. Vlfest, Plough.
AMHEHST IIHEEHINI3
ASSIJIIIATIIIN
Essentially composed of the entire student
body, the Amherst Cheering Association has four
cheerleaders who serve as its executive commit-
tee. That the worlc of this group, consisting of
Titsworth, Lanning, Fleming and Roelofs, has
been successful is evidenced not only hy the re-
vival of college spirit, hut hy the unprecedented
turnout for the VV'illiams loothall rally,-fthe
largest even seen on the hill.
INTEHNATIUN1-tl.
HEL!-t'I'IllNS IILUB
Expanding its membership to twenty active un-
dergraduates this year, the international Relations
Club, under the leadership of Vvilliam Throclc-
morton, '41, and faculty advisor Dr. Benjamin
Ziegler, has held many joint meetings with neigh-
boring colleges Smith, lvlt. Holyoke, and Spring-
field. Being more cosmopolitan than its predeces-
sors, the clulo this year included students of
French, Czecho-Slovakian, Austrian, Hungarian.
and Japanese haclcground.
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September
October 5 .........
October 12 .........,..... ........,..
October 19 ......
Qctotaer 26 ......
NOVCHlbCf 2 ............. ...........
NOVCIIIIJCI'
November 16 ..........................
OHS HIIHIIYFJ FOIIT
SCORES ,.. 1940
at Amtlerst ............. .............
at Cambridge ..,,,...........,..,,..
.Hobart ...........
...Harvard ..,..
at Brunswick ..............,............. Bowdoin
at Amherst ..........,,. .......,.,..,
at txftidcttetown ......................
at Pratt Fietct ........................
Rochester .....
.VV-esteyan .....,.....
txflass. State .......
at Hartford .,.............................. Trinity ................
.at Amherst ......,......,..................
Season Record .-I
.vvittiams ..........
NVOII 4: Lost 4
Amherst Opponent
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32
0 13
13 7
26 0
6 14
0 6
16 19
P n u T B A L L
Bactzfietct generates interest . .
Predictions as to the outcome of tile 1940 season were not ,overly optimistic as
Coacti Lloyd Jordan assembled his inexperienced varsity football squad of titty-six
for practice in September. Led by Captain uvvimpyu Smytiwe, only nine of time
previous season,s iettermen were back for action and only three of the nine were
iinesmen, mai-:ing tile development of a strong forward wail tile paramount
problem.
Thus, when the curtain was raised on the 1940 season, tire opening game with
Hobart proved to be a pleasant surprise, as evidenced by a 32-7 triumpii. The
small and stubborn but out-maneuvered squad from Geneva. N. Y., found Bob
Blood up to his old tricks, making touchdown galiops of 73 and 20 yards. The
Junior speedsterls punting debut indicated an unexpected ability which was to be
definitely proved as tile season wore on.
Following this auspicious start, an inspired Jeff juggernaut stepped onto Sot-
dier,s Field, Cambridge, one balmy October afternoon to meet Harvard for time
twenty-second time, thus reviving one of tile country,s oldest football reiationstlips.
For ttiree full periods fifteen thousand Harvard and Amherst grid followers
watctmed the dogged Lord Jetfs stop the Cantatfs offensive forays with considerable
SEVENTH Row: Assistant Manager Lacey, Co-iwanager English, Co-Manager Horne, Assistant Manager Rollins. SIXTH Row: Coach Ionian, Trainer
DuBois, Assistant Coast: Conn, Ectzley, Soteau, BTUIIYI. FIFTH Row: Brown, Sprague, Gross, Pitcher, Vvitder, Koetzet, 1wllOHl!lS, Sawyer. FOURTH
ROW: Craig, Remsan, Peck, Frost, Kimball, Vxliiliams, tzant, Hasse, Niager, Lytzrand. THIRD ROW: Lindsay, Iwfittington, XV. Sl1lyt'l9, iWcNitt,
Innes, Heatd, Stingertancl, Benson, F. Ttwnlas. SECOND Row: Habtnarcl, Street, Craft, Spear, Btood, Mirtroy, Miricie, Rosenberry, Bidwell. FIRST Row:
Miller, Marberger, Sweeny, Edes, Captain C. XV. Smyttie, Cattanan, Fitzgitntzon, Firrnan, Kuetule.
H UBBARD
C. SBIYTHE
REED
SVVEENEY
IVIULROY
regularity. it was not until time closing minutes of tile tllird
quarter that tlie Crimson line exhibited the power it had
failed to simow until that time. In addition, tile Harvard
backs pulled forth a new assortment of triclcs from their
well-stocked bag and, capitalizing or1 several Purple short-
comings, emerged with a slim 13-0 victory. Tom lVlulroy's
brilliant defensive play was a large factor in holding time
Crimson attack in Cl'16ClC.
Bowdoin next experienced the power of the Blood-
lVlulroy combination as tile alert Jelzfs came from laeilind
to win, 13-7. it Wasn't until late in tile fourth quarter that
Bolo Blood, witix tile Jordanmen trailing 6-7, lcnifed
tilrougll left tackle and streaked down time sideline for 36
yards to score his fourth touchdown of the season and
give Amlmerst a well-earned victory.
Despite time wintry blasts wimicll swept Pratt Field, time
Purple scored in every period on dashes by Bidwell and
lxlulroy and a Sweeny-to-Reed aerial, to defeat a heavy
and ever-threatening Rochester eleven, 26-0. Tllirty-tive
members of time squad saw action in Aml1erst's nintll con-
secutive triumpi1 over tile outclassed Rivermen.
The next weelc a favored Amherst team travelled to
lxfliddletown for tile Little Three opener witll Vvesleyan.
It was paradoxical that the Jefis fell short on spirit and
aggressiveness,-fthe factor which all during the season
had enaloled tilem to play inspired ball. Taking advantage
of this lack of fervor. a lrard-driving, highly-spirited Car-
dinal aggregation, led by Jim Carrier, dellated tile over-
confident Jetis. 14-6. Trailing by fourteen points at time
start of time final Canto, Amlierst finally loegan to find its
stride and was able to muster enougti drive to push 1V1u1roy
over for time ione tally.
snapping out of this lethargy tire following Week, the
Satmrinas battled in a torrential downpour to hand 1V1ass.
State a 14-0 set-track. Heald, Craft, and Nvvimpyn
Smyttie turned in remarkable defensive performances in
timiting the Statesmen to sixty-four yards gained by rusti-
ing. Aided by the fast charging Iinesmen, Muiroy and
Blood waded through for two scores.
Again the sons of Lord Jeffery left time winning column
when an eager. peppy Trinity team utilized a fourth
quarter Amherst fumble to win, 6-0, even though out-
rustied by the Sabrina gridders. stirred by talk of the lack
of support, all Amherst entered into spirited ra11y sessions
in preparation for the traditional Vviniams wee1i-end.
Such spirit proved to be of Iittte avail, since a Vviiiiams
powerhouse. which had swamped VVes1eyan 40-6, won
their first game on Pratt Field since 1930 by a 19-6 score.
B019 Blood opened time scoring with a 36-yard touchdown
sprint, wtiicti only served to arouse ttie ire of tile Eptimen,
who retaliated with scores in each of the three remaining
periods. Playing their last game for Amherst were lines-
men Captain Smytlie, Craft, Fitzgibbon, Hubbard, Reed.
1V1i11er 1V1iric1c, Skeet, and Firman, and backs Bidwell,
CGHHIIEIII, Kuelllle, SWVCGTIY, SHCI ROSCl'lb6I'I'y.
Ted Lacey replaced capable co-managers Prent Horne
and Jim English and the etection of Tom 1V1u1roy as next
year's captain drew to a close a split record of four wins
and tour defeats.
SK EEL
CRAFT
HEALD
WV. SMYTHE
CALLANAN
BLOOD
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5'Amt1erst
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Amherst...
TISDALE
BASKETBALL
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SCORES
Univ. of Vermont... 40
Yale ..................
A. 1. C, .....,...... ......... 3 1
Nlass. State .................. 37
VVesleyan ...... ......... 3 6
Hamilton ..................... 40
Union .........,.................... 38
Coast Guard ............... 48
REED
1940-41
:kAmt1erst...
Amherst...
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Amherst
acAU1h8TSt
Amherst
Amherst...
Season Record ,-
Tufts ............
Holy Cross
VVesIeyan ..
B1'0VVl'l .........
Vviniams .
Springfield
Vvilliams .
Vvon 7: Lost 8
Expectations fall short . . .
NORRIS
HICKS
Losing only four of tast yearss e1even tettermen, and with a promis-
ing group of sophomores on deck, prospects appeared bright for the
1940 basketball season. But it wasn't until the final encounter, after
Winning six and losing eight, that Coach Lloyd Jordan's experienced
tive iived up to expectations and walked oft with the Littie Three
Crown for the second consecutive year by thoroughly trouncing Wit-
iiams, 47-22.
A veteran combination including Captain Norris, Johnson, Reed.
Hicks, and Kelty inaugurated the hardwood schedule hy coming
through with a strong second halt surge to overtake and turn hack the
University of Vermont, 51-40. After Norris had scored fifteen points
to annex top scoring honors, a sophomore combination of Dudan,
Tisdaii, Gitmore, Skrigan and Price saw considerable action, ac-
quitting themselves in creditabie fashion in their debut in varsity
circles.
In the following encounter, Ya1e's second half rally left the Jefts on
the short end of a 35-31 count. Sloppy hail handting hy both teams
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featured a game in which Eii's diminutive Cap-
tain Coioh, with amazing accuracy, dropped in
eighteen points to lead the scoring column. The
undaunted Saiorinas came hack the foiiowing
evening and nipped A. 1. C., 45-31, only to he
nosed out by Niass. State two nights iater, 37-36.
The Statesmen streaked ott to an early lead, and
it wasn't untii the middle of the second halt that
long shots by Reed and Norris and perfectly timed
lay-up shots hy Dudan and Keiiy gave the-
Sahrinais an unhappity transient margin.
Amherst raised the curtain on the Little Three
series against VVesieyan with Reed and Norris
staging a proiitic scoring spree, which put the
Jetfs on the iong end of a 49-36 score. On their
toes as the game opened, the invaders intercepted
three successive cross-court passes to ring up-six
taiiies within the first thirty seconds. But Jim
Reed got the Amherst scoring attack under way
with diiticuit hook shots and soon after the start
of the second hait a scoring spurt gave Amherst
a commanding iead.
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J N
Continuing its march along the victory trait,
the Purpie hasiceteers returned from an invasion
of New Yoric State with victories over Hamilton,
47-40, and Union, 41-38. After the mid-year ex-
amination period, a siuggish Amherst five, handi-
capped hy the absence of regulars Reed and
Johnson and stowed up by the rustiness of a two-
weeic lay-Ott. bowed to Coast Guard, 48-39. Long
shots hy Norris and Swanson couid not lift Am-
herst from the stump which was to static them
throughout the next four encounters.
Tufts and Holy Cross capitalized on the
Purpie's inaccurate and random shooting to gain
victories hy 50-34 and 39-36 margins. Travelling
to Niiddietown for its second engagement with
Vvesieyan, a Sabrina team which a month ago
had handiiy defeated the Cardinals with tweive
points to spare, was unable to soive VVesieyan's
tight zone defense. Baskets hy Dudan and Norris
cut down the Crimsonis eariy lead, hut Nichol-
sonis seventeen points gave the smooth-running
Xfvesmen a comfortable 43-25 triumph.
SECOND Row: Booizhoul, Coach
Iordan, Fiizgiintzon, Gilmore.
Cady. Tisciaii, Price, McAdoo,
Dudun, Trainer Dubois. FIRST
Row: Assistant Manager Heaid,
Smyihe, Hicks, Kelly, Captain
Norris, Reed, itiuiroy, Mcixyiit,
itinnager Nlurray.
Vviiiiams met a revitalized Jett combination which,
foiiowing a defeat by Brown, 34-31, comhineci speeci anci
cooperation to gain a 35-0 victory. Jim Reeci, senior
center, ieci his teammates hy scoring eleven points.
Recovering from a 37-31 sethacic aciministereci by
Springtieici, a revengefui anct harci-fighting Amherst has-
tcettmaii team met Xviiiiams for the second time this sea-
son. The scheciuie was brought to a fitting ciose when the
same Amherst team which had lost eight previous
tussies, marched onto the Pratt Gymnasium iioor anci,
with the Little Three titie at staice, hanciect the outciassect
Ephmen a solid 47-22 trouncing. Vvith a festive Prom
crowd establishing a new high in cheering, Sophomore
Jim Tisdaii, aiciect hy Norris, Reeci, anci Keiiy, ted the
scorers by netting fifteen points ioesictes exhibiting a very
effective performance on rebounds and general defensive
play.
,I
THIRD ROW: Trainer DuBois, Dudan, Lalty, Roland Smith, iqcAdoo, Lea, Denton, Assistant Manager Kaull. SECOND Row:
Coach Eclzley, Richard Smith. lVtciVtullin, Pyrn, lVtcNiii, johnson, Tisdatl, VVard, Peden, Koetzet, Assistant Manager Hurd,
Mamger Yerrall. FIRST Row: Stingerland, Sawyer, Leahy, Norris. Captain Kelly, Partenheimer, Caltanan, Eastman and Blood.
BASEBALL
Pitching a protmtem . .
JOE KELLY, Captain
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Due to the loss of star players, and faced with a sixteen
game schedule this year, the Amherst halt club will have
a difficult time equalting last year,s record ot ten Wins
and four tosses. Coach Eclcley's men this year will come
to the Pratt Field plate against Bowdoin, Colgate,
M. S. C., Holy Cross, Wesleyan, Trinity, Williams,
A. t. C., and Brown at Commencement: will journey to
meet Army, Springfield, Norwich, Vermont, Boston Cot-
lege, Williams, Nl. S. C., and Wesleyan.
The main strength in the 1941 squad will lie in the
batting power of Norris, Kelly, Partenheimer, and Latly,
and also in the fielding department, as is typical of
Eclcley-coached teams. Supporting Bolo Blood, who covers
quite an extensive area along with Charlie Catlanan, will
he AI decastro, Perry Sawyer, and sophomores John
Latly, Vvalt lVlcNitf, and Art Pym, chief contenders for
outfield posts.
Greatest protnlem to he overcome is the selection of a
pitching staff, dealt a heavy blow hy the graduation ot
"Fireball" Stott and "Aceh Vvilliams, who is now in
training with the Boston Bees. Consequently, Coach
Eclcley will place a good part of the burden on right-
handers Franlc Leahy and "Ohien Slingerland of the
Junior class, while sulostitutions will come from ranks
formed hy Diclc Vvard, and sophomores Roland Smith,
Diclc Smith, and Jaclc Cogswell. The receiving end of the
hattery will he held lay tirst stringer Curt Eastman, suc-
cessor to Russ Christenson, '40, who will he assisted toy
Tom Skeet and Fred Johnson. A roll call ot the infield
tinds Frankie Norris holding down the first saclc, with
sophomore .lim Tisdall as chief prospect for next year.
f 5111. .1
Last year's Captain Fred Zins will be replaced at seconcl
by sopllomore Pete Duclan, Wliile Hal Partenlmeimer ancl
"Babe" Peden will see action at sluort. Captain Joe Kelly
at tliircl loase will be supported by sopliomore "Chick"
Koetxel, potential material for tllat position next year.
Co-lianclling tile managerial cletails are Norbert VV.
1W'1uencl1 ancl George R. Yerrall, wliile James B. Hurd and
James T. Kaull are tlle assistant managers.
Due to unusually wet weatlier, tlle 1940 Jeff varsity
was llorcecl to cancel four scliecluled starts. Finally tlle ele-
ments relaxecl sufficiently to allow an opener on Friday,
April 27, with a 5-1 victory over Bates, and a 5-2 follow-
up over Springtielcl the next afternoon. The Jeffs started
the montli of lV1ay witli their tluircl straiglmt, a 7-5 decision
over lxlass. State, and the following weelc saw William
ancl lvlary downed 6-1. On lxflay 9 Vvesleyan was de-
featecl 12-4 at lxflicldletoxvn, ancl at Amlierst A. 1. C.
l18.l'Id6d Sabrina ller initial setloacli 5-4 two days later.
Holy Cross lalanlcecl tlie Jefls 1-0 at Vvorcester on May 15,
but Amherst recovered to give Trinity an 11-3 trouncing
at Hartford sliortly after, ancl clroppecl one to Yale at New
Haven in a 5-4 clecision. A 3-2 win over Vvilliams on
May 22 set the pace for tlxe 8-1 victory over Boston Col-
lege tliree days afterwarcls. At Vvilliamstown on Memorial
Day tlie Eplimen clieclced the Jeffs 4-0. Eight days later
Amherst lalanlcecl lvlass. State 7-0, ancl in tlie Commence-
ment game the Sabrina squad nosecl out Vvesleyan 4-3,
to close tlie season with an Amlierst-Vvilliams tie in the
Little Three.
PAUL ECKLEY, Coach
SCORES -1 1940
Amlierst Opponent
Bates ..,.....,.................... ........ 5 1
Springfield ......................... ........ 5 2
lwlass. State ..........................., ........ 7 5
Vvilliam and Nlary ........................ 6 1
ekvvesleyan ............................... ........ 1 2 4
A. 1. C ............,..............,,...... ........ 4 5
'k1'1oly Cross.. ........ 0 1
'krfrinity ........... ........ 1 1 3
'EYale ...................,... ........ 4 5
Vvilliams ,................ .,...... 3 2
Boston College .......... ........ S 1
Pkvvilliams ............,.... ........ 0 4
aklVlass. State ......,....,..,..,...,... .............. 7 0
Vvesleyan ............................................. 4 3
Season Record -1 Vvon 10: Lost 4
SCORES -. 1941
'FArmy .............. ...................,................. 5 ll
Bowdoin ....,...,..... ...... ........ 4 0
Colgate .................... ........ 1 2 2
ikspringllield .............. ........ 2 5
3'Away
SCGRES .-. 1940
Amlmerst Cpponent
Brown ..... ..........,... 4 0
:'kTufts ........ ..,., 5 0
Yale .,..,.,......... ..... l 2
ikvvesleyan .......... ..... 3 5
iklvlass. State ..........., ..... 2 l
i':Trinity ................... ..... 4 0
Vvilliams ......,,................... 0 2
Season Record -4 Vvon 4: Lost 3
3' Away.
- ss,.A.--- 1 f,s....1s--k. .... .--V1-... ..-
SIIEIIEH
Defense salvages the season . .
Taking into consideration an untimely opening game
injury and tiiree subsequent losses on tlxe field of battle as
well as a slrut-out lay the Williams loooters in tire final
clash, the 1940 edition of time Jeff varsity soccer squad
completecl wlrat must yet be termed a successful season,
with a recorcl of four wins and three losses.
Vvllen Captain Eel Johansson enclecl iris collegiate soc-
cer career in tlie first few minutes of the opening Brown
contest with a laaclly fracturecl leg. prospects for a goocl
year appeared clark. But, gaining momentum as time time
passeol, tlie team improveol enough to come tmaclc and take
wins from Blass. State and Trinity after losses to Yale and
Wesleyan.
In its encounter with Yale, the smootlr-driving Eli
lciclcers were liinderecl loy a strong nortliwest wind and
time and again tlieir sluots went wicle of the netting.
Nonetheless, time narrow 2-1 settmaclc from Yale must be
credited to time stellar defense worlc of Ralph Weber, full-
loaclc Cameron Conover, and goalie Teal Heisler. From
first to last a rain of lolue lciclcers descenciecl upon the Jeff
goalie, and it was through his ability in retrieving otlxer-
wise well-placecl shots tliat Amherst remained a constant
tllreat throughout time contest.
THIRD Row: Coach MOTSII, Captain Ioiiansson, Browning, Richard, Tepper, Len, Crary, Alexander, D. Gray, Nianager Stewart, Assistant Manager
lVlcDonatci. SECOND Row: Vennemu, Rowtey, Jecastro, fumes, Heister, Broadbent, Collins, Chapman, Matuszizo, H. Gray, Yvizite. FIRST Row:
Xvarci, Niorgenttzau, Bodine, Sherman, Acting Captain Treactwett, Conover, Packard, Xvetzer, Cary.
Coach Eli Ntarstfs tooys played their most brilliant
game against Trinity when ttiey stiot and passed their
way to a clear-cut 4-0 victory. Another comparable high-
tigtit of time season came with time strong comeback which
ttie toewiicierefi squad wageci after spotting Vvesieyan
three goats in time first quarter. VVitt1 amazing determina-
tion ttme Jetts won their way back to even terms in time
ttnirci quarter wittl tile tieip of a powertut taitwinct, only
to time too extiausteci to warct oft the tinai thrust of time
champions of tile Little Three, who pushed through two
more tatties to triumph, 5-3.
Tile complete recorci siiows Amtnerst victories over
Brown in the opener, 4-0, foitoweci by a 5-0 wtiitewastning
ot Tufts, and tosses to Yale, 2-1. anci time aforementioned
Vvesmen, 5-3. The season closed with a 2-0 cieteat at the
hands of Vvitiiams, following wins over iwiass. State, 2-1,
and Trinity, 4-0.
Individual scoring tionors went to Mitch Matusztco, who
netted six taiiies before the curtain dropped on the fail
sctieciuie. Next came Al ctecastro and Bots Rowley witii
three apiece and two each for Bill Rictiarci. acting-captain
Warren Treaciwett and Ric Ward. Herb Gray and Otis
Cary picked up one apiece. Time completion of the season
was topped oft with the selection of AI ciecastro, left-
wing man for ttie past two years, as captain for 1941.
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SECOND Row: Itfanager Goidttlorpe, Stuzy, Xvaltace, Rizzo. Conch Kennedy, Cougar. FIRST Row: Sawyer, Morton, Rodgers, Goetitz, Stetztmins,
Cimnpman, Reid.
5 W I M IN Ii
Good men but few ..
TUG KENNEDY, Coach, and
DXVIGHT GOLDTHORPE, Nianager
Page One Hundred Sixteen
Running up a total of seven victories as against timree
losses and tying for tlmird place in time New England Inter-
collegiates, time swimming team enjoyed its most successful
season in recent years. Altimougim practice commenced wittm
lzmrigimt expectations from last year's undefeated fresimman
team, due to sickness and ottmer causes, time expected
strengttm failed to materiaiize and left a Very small squad
to face time Imeavy sclmedule.
By stopping IVI. I. T., 43-32, at time dedication meet of
time new Teclm pooi, time team got oft on time rigiit traclc, yet
it Imere imecame apparent tlmat all time men would imave to
swim two and timree races eaclm. After Clmristmas recess time
team journeyed to Xworcester Tecim and scored its second
victory of time season, 53-22.
Faced witim two meets in two days, time mermen revealed
some of tlmeir latent power wimen tlmey conquered Fordimam
at New York lay a score of 49-26 and tlmen nosed out Army
at Vvest Point, 38-37. Tlmis meet, wimictm Imad to Icme won Ine-
fore time tirmai relay, since Army lmad one of time fastest
quartets in time country, saw Tom Stetmimins Iower lmis own
college record in time breast strolce to win time crucial race.
In time most tlmrilling encounter of time season Amimerst
lost its first meet to Springfield, 44V2-30V2. Time contest
was mucim closer tlman time score indicates, as a victory in
time final reiay, wimicim was missed imy a touclm, would imave
meant a tie. Anotimer college record fell in timis contest as
Bot: Reid swam time 440 freestyle in 5:08.
Undefeated Syracuse met time natators at time wrong
time, as a team tlmirsting for revenge after tlmeir first defeat
swamped time Orange swimmers, 52-23, being paced loy
Bill Rodgers, wimo lowered imis own college record in time
220 yards freestyle.
Dartnmoutimis Big Green team next proved too strong for
a squad handicapped toy Reicfs aimsence and attimougtm time
meet was close up to time last event. Amtmerst sutferecl its
second defeat, 45-30.
Coming tmacic strong against Wesleyan, time natators
opened timeir bid for time Little Timree crown witim a 45-30
victory over timeir ancient rivals. At Bowcioin the following
week time team scored victory numimer seven as it sank time
Polar Bears by a count of 45-30.
Time meet of time season came wimen Vtfiiiiams brougimt a
powerful aggregation ciown from time Bericsimires to defend
imer Little Timree titie. After winning time nmecitey reiay,
Amimerst imaci tier imopes severeiy joiteci as time Epimmen
swept time next ttmree inoiiviiiuai events to taice a commanct-
ing ieaci. Victories in time 100-yarci ciasim and time imacic-
stroice narroweci time gap, but an upset in time breast stroke
and a record-ioreaicing 440 tmy tviactay oi' Vviiiiams iciiieci
ali cimances for a Jett victory. even timougtx time tmome team
Won time final reiay. Maciay, in winning time 440, imroire
time Vviiiiams recorci, time Amimerst pooi record, and time
New England mark. Time final score was Amimerst 31,
Vviiiiams 44.
At time N. E. lfs Amimerst tied for timirci witim Brown,
defending cimampion. Springfield won and Vviiiiams was
seconci. Timis meet saw Amimerst win startling upset vic-
tories in time two relays. Biii Goeiitz successfully ciefencieci
imis imacicstroice titie, besides swimming on imottm reiays.
wimiie Bob Reid, Witim an unexpected timirct in time 220 and
Tom Stebbins witim a tiftim in time breaststroice, completed
time total of timirty points.
Witim no seniors and only four juniors swimming reg-
uiariy, time sopimomores provicieci time necessary strengtim to
constitute a powerful teanm timis year anct a potentiaiiy
great team in time future.
SCORES ... 1940-1941
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'kvvorcester Poiytectmnic
Institute .....................,... .......,. 5 3
3'Forciimam ...............,.,....... ......... 4 9
'kArmy ...................,... ,........ 3 8
Springfield ........... ......... 3 OV2
Syracuse ........,........ ......... 5 2
Dartmouth ........... ...,.,... 3 0
'kVVes1eyan .............. .......,. 4 5
a'Bowcioin ................... ........................., 4 5
VVi11iams ............................................,...... 31
iiiNew Engianci intercoiiegiates tie
Season Recorci 1-1 Vvon 7: Lost 3
H'Away.
Anmimerst Gpponent
43 32
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37
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AL LUNILEY, Coach
SCORES .-1 1940
Amherst Opponent
Tufts .................................... 69 66
VVesleyan ......................,. 75 lf 3 59 2! 3
'gspringfielcl ..................... 83 52
Colgate ............, .........A.. 8 5V2 49V2
'fwilliams ........................ 57 2! 3 77 I! 3
N. E. l's .............................. Sixth
Season Record - Vvon 4: Lost 1
'I' Away.
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1943,s hold the hey . . .
Led hy Co-captains Pres Coan and John Coleman, the
1940 traclc team won four dual meets. lost one, and placecl
sixth in the New England lntercollegiates. Tufts, Wes-
leyan, Springfield, ancl Colgate went down to defeat he-
fore the Jeffmen, while Wvilliams was the only team to
outclistance them. -
Opening the season against Tufts, the cindermen re-
peateol their sensational rally of the year before in down-
ing their opponents loy the close score of 69-66. Trailing
hefore the last three events hy eighteen points, the Jeffs,
led lay Pres Coan, macle up this deficit by sweeping the
hammer throw ancl the hroaci jump ancl placing first and
thircl in the javelin.
Encountering next their first Little Three rival, the traclf-
men tool: revenge for the previous year's ciefeat hy trounc--
ing Wesleyan 75 lf3 to 59 2f3. ln this opening battle for
the title the Amherst men showed strength throughout, as
they tool: nine out of Fifteen Firsts.
On lvlay eighth Springfield proved to he the third
straight Jeff victim, as the team swept eleven out of fifteen
events to win clecisively, 83-52. Again Coan led the
Sahrinas, this time tying the high jump marlc, While
Walker won the 109-yarcl dash in 9.9 and also coppeci the
220.
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THIRD Row: Coon, Kolzler, Remsen, Heinlein, Lumley, Vtfilliums, Cady, Hinckley, Sprague, Fleming. SECOND ROW: Titswortlr. Vllarren, Nlolnoney,
Simons, Tepper, Sawyer, Xvluitelaw, Began, Ditzlnle, Hoplzins, Xvagoner, Valentine, Thompson. FIRST ROW lSEATED,: Sclmrff, Zolmli, Simonson
Tobey, Slerigan, Miller, Corcuptain Pricleiti, Co-Captain Yvallzer, Patton, Agnew, Connell, Swanson, Burr. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Green, Easllwurn.
Win number four came when time Red Raiders of Col-
gate suffered a heavy defeat. losing by a score of
49V2-85V2. As usual, the great Jeff superiority was in the
weights. Two Pratt Field records fell as a Colgate runner
iarolce the 100 and 220 marlcs.
The following weelc the team suffered its first and only
defeat of the season as the Eplis captured time Little Three
crown. Led by Co-captain Coleman, Eastman, and Law-
ton, wlmo swept the 11ig11 hurdles, tlle Salarinas tool: an
early lead. Victories in tlie 100 and tlie mile evened the
score for Williams. Hearne of Vvilliams provided the most
startling upset of time meet when tie tool: Pres Coan's
measure in the discus, and Lawton of Amherst scored an
upset win in the 440. After going ahead in the field events,
wins in tlme 880 and two-mile races gave time l1ome team a
77 113 to 57 2X3 triumpli.
At Springfield tlie traclcmen placed sixt1'1 in tlie
N. E. 1.'s, Won by Holy Cross. Pres Coan toolc two titles,
regaining luis slmotput crown and winning tlxe liigli jump
and also placing third in the discus. Vxfallcer accounted for
time otlxer Amherst points with a tliircl in time 220, thus
altering the scores of the two leading teams so that Holy
Cross won over Rllode Island State lay a fraction of a
point.
During tlxe year Captain Coan broke the 82-point scor-
ing record of Xvaldo E. Sweet, '34, by running up a total
of 115 tallies.
VVitl1 Co-captains Vvallcer and Priclcitt and some other
veterans returning this year and receiving strong support
in all events from an undefeated freshman team, tlue pros-
pects for tliis season are quite promising.
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IIHHSS IIIJU TRY
HExperience gained by utr' . .
SCORES H 1940
Amherst Oppenent
Coast Guard Acaclemy
xspringtielci ...........................
Tufts .............................. .......
Conn. Valley
Championships ............
ikTr1n1ty ...........................,...........
Little Three Meet ............
Season Record -1 Vvon
'I' Away.
Page One Hundred Twenty
SECOND Row: Assistant Manager
Brown, Gilson, Palmer, Hankin, Shand,
Simmons, Coach Lumley. FIRST Row:
Mamzger Fowler, Tobey, Aslilmugli.
Captain Pricizitt, Valentine, Setter.
Hnllnes.
Repeating last year's recorcl, Coach AI Lumley's varsity cross country team again
closed its season, not once tasting of victory, losing a total of four clual meets and
two intercollegiate championship meets. Seriously handicapped in the early con-
tests, due to the loss of Captain Haul-c Priclcitt, out with appencticitis, the Jeffs were
still harder hit hy a dearth of experienced material.
Completely swamped hy Coast Guard, 15-50, and hy Springfield 15-32 in their
tirst two meets, the harriers, paced hy Johnny Ashlaaugh and Captain Priclcitt,
recovered to take sixth place in the Connecticut Valley Championships. The fol-
lowing weelc, a close 28-29 loss to Trinity proved to he the team's best performance
of the year. Traveling to Williams for the Little Three meet, the runners returnecl
with a tale of defeat at the hands of victorious Wesleyan and runner-up Vvilliams.
At the close of the season. sophomores Ashhaugh and Valentine were electecl to
the 1941 co-captaincy.
50 15
52 15
38 21
Sixth Place
29 28
Third Place
4: Lost 0
K.
Yvait till next year
WHESTLI
SCORES .- 1940-1941
Amherst Opponent
13
Colgate ...... ............ 2 3
'l'Tufts .........,....... ....... 1 4 16
Vvesleyan ........., ....... 6 24
'k1V1. 1. T .............., ....... 1 7 11
Springfield ....... ....... 8 23
'kvvilliams .............................. 3 25
Season Record I-1 VVon 23 Lost 4
'gAway.
RALPH HADLEY, Captain, and
CHARLEY SOLEAU. Coach
Altliouglr unexpectedly placing third in time N. E. l.'s, tlie wrestling team had a
poor season, dropping four meets and coming out on top in only two.
Colgate and 1V1. 1. T. loowed to the grapplers lay scores of 23-13 and 17-11 re-
spectively. Soon, however, time wrestlers succumbed to Tufts, I6-14, to Springfield,
23-8, and to Vvesleyan, tire most powerful team in this section, lay a score of 24-6.
Suffering their fourtli defeat, tlle matmen bowed to Vvilliams, 25-3. Kimball, in
tire 165-pound class, was tlle only Sabrina winner.
The New England lntercollegiates, lield for tlie first time at Amherst, saw time
Jeliis gain third place in the unofficial team score. Captain Hadley, Ellis, and
Kimball were runners-up in their divisions.
Tliougln time season was disappointing in itself, it may prelude a loriglit future
next year, with lettermen Buclunan, Good, Pfeifer, Broadbent, Slienlc, Ellis, Kim-
ball, and Captain-elect Nelson returning. Plus some promising freshmen, tile pros-
pects are decidedly more favorable.
SECOND Row: Manager Miricle.
Shenlz. Soleau, Kim ball, Buclzmu n,
Richards. Fmsr Row: Broadbent.
Good, Captain Hadley, Nelson,
Pfeifer.
Page One Hundred Twenty-one
T E NNI 5 19 11 ll
Charleston Interlude Helpful . . .
SCORES - 1940
Amlierst Opponent
0
University of Vermont 9
1
:"Yale .................. . .........................,
Brown ......,...........,....................
Dartmouth ...........................
St. Jol1n's University...
Davidson .................................
6
1
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Wesleyan ........................,..... 6
1
'l'Harvard ......................,......,...... 2
4
"'VVilliams .................................
Season Record - Won 4: Lost 5 V
ft Away.
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FRANK GILLESPIE, Coach, and
WYLLY LAMAR, Captain
Four victories and tive defeats was the recorcl compilecl lay the 1940 tennis team.
wlxicli met some of the outstanding teams in the East.
The netmen scoreol victories over the University of Vermont, 9-0: Brown, 6-3:
St. Jot1n's University, 5-4, and Vvesleyan, 6-3. Dx-:feats were suffered at tlie liancls
of Yale, 1-8: Dartmouth, 1-8: Davidson. 1-6: Harvarcl, 2-7: and Williams, 4-5.
Xlvitli a veteran squacl returning for the 1941 season, Amherst tennis prospects
are decidedly bright, since only tlie numloer six singles and the number tliree
clouloles posts are vacant. These openings should be lillecl by A. Alexander, F.
Tliomas, Pfeifer, Aclams, Aloloot, Nlonroe, Von Blon and Ricliarfl.
During the Spring Vacation Lamar, Gray, Heisler and Marberger spent two
Weelcs in tlfie South. After competing witli Duke early in tlie trip, the four spent a
weelc as the guests of Mrs. Lamar at her home in Charleston, S. C. Tlren they
returned to Dulce where they defeated the varsity and freshmen teams. This valuable
practice has put tlxe four in nearly mid-season form ancl slioulcl greatly strengthen
the team.
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Lamar, Heisler, Marlmerger, Coach Gillespie
SECOND Row: Manager Plzilipps, Hrclzs
Tlxornus. Gray, Rodman, Adams, Abbott. Alex
unrler. FIRST Row: Pfeifer, Monroe, Captain
li Il I. F
Bingi1am's Absence Felt . . .
Holmes. Assistant ' Manager Traver,
Chamberlain, Goodrich. ABSENT FROM
PICTURE: Manager Davis, Captain
Duriees, Baird, Moore.
With seven iettermen returning from the 1939 championship squad. the 1940
Sabrina golf team enjoyed one of the most successful seasons in Amherst goifing
history. Winning seven of its scheduied ten matches, the evenly ioaianced iinics-
men featured Captain B010 Binghams weii developed piay, Nianager Joe Fa1i's
styiish putting, the long wood shots of Kent Damon, and the steady aii-around
play of George and Bob Baird, Dick Durkes and Biii Traver.
impressive opening victories were gained from Fordham 9-0, and Harvard 6-3.
but the following weeic-end at Hamilton, N. Y., Colgate capitaiized on erratic
shooting to annex a close 5-4 decision. Brilliant play ioy Durkes. Bingham and
Fatt was instrumental in four successive Jeff victories recorded over visiting con-
tingents from Brown 6V2-2V2, 1V1.1.T. 9-0, VVes1eyan 6V2-ZV2 and Holy Cross 6-3.
Following 6V2-29,2 and 3V2-5V2 setioacics administered ioy powerful Wiiiiams and
Yale, the Purple and VVhite golfers scored a decisive 6-0 victory over VV.P.1. Bing-
ham, hy winning the individual title with a 148, ied Amherst to second piace in
the ciassic N.E.1. tourney in the season's iinaie at Watertoxvn, 1V1ass.
SCORES .. 1940
Amherst Opponent
Bowdoin .,............................ Cancelled
Fordham ...,.... ............. 9 0
Harvard ........... ....... 6 3
akcoigate ..... ....,.. 4 5
Brown ......... ....... 6 V2 2V2
M. I. T .......,....... ....... 9 0
Wesieyan ..... ..,.... 6 V2 QV2
Holy Cross .. ....... 6 3
ikvviiiiams ........ ....... 2 V2 6V2
'Wale ............... ....... 3 V2 5V2
VV. P. I ...,...................,,.,.... 6 0
N. E. 1.'s .............................. Second Place
Season Record '- Vvon 7: Lost 3
DICK DURKES, Captain, and ,IT
Boa DAVIS, Mgr. Way'
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One Hundred Twent
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Sick lists high . .
The relay team this year again had a three-
meet schedule, placing tirst, second, and third,
respectively, in the Knights of Columbus Games
at Boston, the Ntillrose Games at New York, and
the Boston Athletic Association Games. Due to
illnesses, Coach AI Lumley ran seven men this
year, all of whom received letter awards.
January 25th saw a team composed of Walker,
Valentine, Pricl-zitt, and Bidwell travelling to Bos-
ton to place first in the K. of C. Games, coming
in ahead of Connecticut hy six inches. The Little
Three title went to Vvilliams at the Nlillrose
Games on February 1, as Amherstis combination
of Schartt, Agnew, Pricicitt, and Bidwell captured
second. with NVCSICYBH piacing a close third. At
the B. A. A. Games Coach Lumley's team of
Scharlzt, Patton, Priclcitt, and Agnew was well in
the lead until Agnew caught his foot and fell in
the home stretch, enahling the University of
hfiaine to talce first and Connecticut University
second place.
Page One Hundred Twenty-four
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VARSITY RELAY
SECOND Row: Sheet, Tohey, Seward, Valentine, Coach
Lumiey. Fmsr Row: Captain Bidwell, Patton, Prictzitt,
VValizer, Vsfagoner. Latty.
FENCING
SECOND Row: Coach Rostas, Vennema, Tewett, Tiszu.
Sleadmun, Gang. Fmsm' Row: Rogers, Hawiains, Captain
Horne, Bates. Clarlz.
FE III
Satire a great help . .
Handicapped hy the loss of a majority of last
year's varsity, the fencing team, under the coach-
ing of hir. Rostas, wound up its season with a
total ot three victories, four defeats, and the Little
Three Championship.
Norwich provided very effective opposition as
the Jetts dropped the first match hy a score of
ll-16. Paced hy Steadman, who won his three
sahre houts, the fencers nevertheless lost a close
contest with Boston College, IZV2-l4V2. Encoun-
tering one of the hest teams in New England, the
duellists howed to a powerful hi. I. T. group, 6-21,
shortly after which lVliddlehury won a close
match, 12V2-14112.
By easity defeating Tufts, 16-6, the fencers suc-
ceeded in hrealcing into the victory column. Then
came the Little Three meet, the highlight ot' the
season. As Vvesleyan defaulted, it hecame a
match hetween Amherst and Yvilliams: the Jetts
won. This encounter was the most exciting of the
year, being won hy Amherst on the last point,
9-8. Improving steadily, the team concluded its
schedule with a l7V2-9V2 victory over Bowdoin.
High scorer for the year was AI Steadman,
next year,s captain, who excelled in the sahre,
losing only three houts all season. Prent Horne,
whose enthusiasm greatly helped the team, and
Clark and Rodgers were also consistent winners.
Facing the tasic of having to rehuild, Coach
Rostas is none the iess hopeful for next year, due
to the increasingly large group which is partici-
pating in the sport.
SKII
Rostas leads revival . . .
Vvith a squad at only two-thirds strength, due
to accidents at the beginning of the season, Coach
Steve Rostas piloted his slci team through more
than half a dozen meets and competitions.
'Torchyl' Holmes, one of Amherst's best slciers.
and Andy Foley, a very promising freshman, both
being out with injuries, Coach Rostas worked
with Captain "Red" Valens, downhill and slalom
ace: Brad Benedict, star in cross-country and
jumping: Bch 1V1cCrum, slalom stylist: and Ed
Gilson, experienced downhill man and promising
jumper.
Amherst placed fourth in the Yvilliams Carni-
val, Benedict garnering third in the cross-country
and Valens fourth in the downhill and slalom
races. lvleeting stiff competition at the Nliddlehury
Carnival, a strolce of had luclc in the slalom put
Amherst down to sixth in a field of nine. Still in
the "A" division of the lntercollegiae Slci Union
Amherst was eighth against ten of the hest col-
lege teams in the East. Valens would have won
the downhill hut for hitting a spectator and being
disqualified for putting both hands on one pole.
Competing semi-oliicially for Amherst, Benedict
jumped at invitation meets at Brattleboro and
Bear Mountain, also talcing ninth in the cross-
country at Laconia, and fourth in the ncomloined'
against the best field in the East. Six of ten men
selected from a large class instructed hy Rostas
on the Outing Clulfs Notch Trail passed the
U. S. Eastern Slciing Associations third class
proficiency tests.
SKIING
Coach Rostas, Gilson, Mccruni, Captain Valens, Holmes.
Benedict, Kesseler.
VARSITY SQUASH
SECOND Row: Barrett, Gentiwlts, Bower, Captain
Lamar, Kohler. Ransom, Tiffany. FIRST Row: Coach
Gillespie. Heisler, Goldtiwrpe, Palmer, Marmger Renter.
SU ASH
Again Little Three Champ . .
Coach Frank Gillespie's squashmen fared well
this Vvinter with five wins and three losses in
official engagements, and oil-the-record victories
over the Faculty, Purdue, the Alumni, the Spring-
field Y. 1V1. C. A., and a loss to the University
Club of Boston.
Led hy Captain Lamar, Heisler, and Kohler,
the racquetmen squeezed out a 4-3 victory over
hi. 1. T. on January 11. Next came a 7-2 conquest
of VVes1eyan on January 18, followed by a Febru-
ary 8 trouncing of Trinity, 9-0: swinging tem-
porarily to the defeat column, they then lost to
Dartmouth, 6-1, and to Harvard, 8-1. Coming
laaclc at the National Intercollegiates in VVilliams-
town lFeh. 28-1V1ar. ll, Lamar and Palmer, looth
playing top-notch squash against ranking inter-
collegiate stars, reached the semi-finals. Yale
squashmen at New Haven heat the .lellfs 8-1 on
Nlarch 5, hut, polishing off the season with Vvil-
liams, 6-3, on Nlarch 8, Amherst squash retained
the Little Three crown for the second consecutive
year.
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ger, Hughes, Buttman, Corral, Motion,
ziooni, Kintey. SECOND Row: Hurt,
Coach Conn, Assistant iwanager Pfei-
Cosgrove, Dunn, Tehun, Pretwie, Patern-
Warricie, Vtfhite, Roan, Masses, Cap-
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sen. Agnew, Donaldson, Cuthtzertson,
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FUIQITBALL
FHESHM!-KN
Williams game a climax
Annexing the Little Three titie for the first time in six years, the freshman eieven,
coached by Charlie Soieau and his assistant, Pres Coan, '40, chaticect up a year's
recorci of three wins, one toss, anci a tie.
A harci-fought 6-6 cteacitocic with the Nichols Junior College squad openeci the
season. Traveling to Nliciciietowvn, the yeartings next snagged the first teg on their
Little Three crown hy suhciuing a strong Vvesieyan team, 6-0. Many of Coach
So1eau's reserves saw action in the second away game against the Springfield
Frosh, coming out on the long end of a 19-0 score. The tables were turned at Hart-
ford as the Trinity freshmen overpowered the Jetts 19-0, despite the fact that they
were hetct scoreiess in the seconct half. Following this game, Jim Carey, hacictieici
man, was elected captain.
Alumni Week-end saw the climax of the season when the Frosh turned hack a
powerful Vvittiams eieven to Win the Little Three title. The first half saw two
Amherst touchdowns go over, white VVi1Iiams, generally on the defensive, scored
seven points on a pass play in the second quarter. Vvith Amherst on the defensive
in the second half, Vvitiiams scored but two more points on a safety to lose 14-9.
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SCORES - 1940
Amherst Opponents
Nichols Junior College 6 6
Vvesteyan Frosh ............... 6 0
'kspringfieifi Frosh ............ 19 0
'kTrinity Frosh ...............,........ 9 19
Vviiiiams Frosh .................. 14 9
Season Record -1 Won 33 Lost 1: Tied 1
'I' Away.
Page One Hundred Twenty seven
Vvilliston ..,......,.................
Wesleyan ........................
Cushing Academy
ikDeerfield .,..,...........,..........
3'Nichols Jr. College...
Brown ...,.............................
'gvemiont Academy...
akvvilliams ...........................
SCORES .- 1940-1941
Amherst Gpponenl
37 32
SECOND Row: Manager Adams, Gold-
man, Coach Brulm, Fox, Burt, Casey,
Plough, White, Curtis, Yviclzs, Har-
stedt, Shifrin, Ransom, La Fleur,
Assistant Manager Houghton. FIRST
Row: Zins, Leininger, Agnew, Tehnn,
Seelye, Doucett. O'Cannor, Captain
Hallowell, Rogers, Massee.
FHUSH BASKETBALL
Couldn,t have been closer . .
VVith four victories in their eight-game schedule, Amherstls freshman loaslcethall
team completed a rather mediocre season, dropping a close 29-27 encounter to
Williams in the last game of the year. What Coach Bruhn's squad lacked in ex-
perience it made up for in speed, height, and a smooth-passing offense. From a
squad of twenty-nine, Hallowell, Seelye, O'Connor, Leininger, Agnew, Doucett,
and Rogers, progressing as the campaign wore on, proved themselves to he the
mainstays of the team.
Bob O'Connor caged thirteen points in the season's opener with Vvilliston, to
give the Sabrina yearlings a 37-32 victory. Following a 44-33 set-loaclc at the hands
of Vvesleyan, Seelye and Leininger helped the Jeffs subdue Cushing Academy
30-28 and nose out Deerfield, 39-38, hut Hallowells twenty-three points were not
enough to conquer a determined Nichols Junior College quintet, which won 37-35.
Regaining their smooth-functioning form, the Sahrinas repulsed a Brown upris-
ing to win 40-39, and went ahead to conquer Vermont Academy, 27-16. After the
season's finale, which saw Vvilliams emerge victorious in a closely-fought contest
29-27, center George Hallowell was elected captain.
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FHESHMAN'BA5EBALL
All about 1940 . .
Under the coaching of Milt Bruhn, the 1940
Amherst freshman haseloall team compiled a rec-
ord of three victories and four defeats. Although
nine games were scheduled, the team played only
seven, as the first two encounters against Willis-
ton Academy and Nichols Junior College were
rained out.
The freshmen finally opened the season on
April 27, defeating Vvilloraham Academy, 5-1,
while in the second game the team gained the
first leg on the Little Three title hy trimming
Vvesleyan, 9-l. This game showed a decided im-
provement in all departments of play. K
Springtields star pitcher, Seaver, quieted the
Amherst batters in the next game, 6-2, going the
entire route and registering fifteen strikeouts. Pete
Dudan, with a triple, a double, and a single, was
the only one to master Seaver's pitching.
Despite Vvalt lVlcNitl's home run with two on,
the freshmen suffered their second loss to Deer-
tield, 5-7. Still hard luclc haunted the team. In
the next encounter Amherst loaded the loases with
none out when Vermont Academy came up with
a triple play to wipe out the scoring threat and
win, 3-2. Finally hitting their stride in the Suf-
field encounter, the .tetris collected sixteen hits and
swamped their opponents, 15-2.
Forced to eleven innings, the yearling nine
finally bowed to Vvilliams in the last game hy a
score of 3-2. Jael: Lally was elected captain of
the team at the end of the season.
FRESHMAN BASEBALL
THIRD Row: Plough. Bailey, Harvey, Cote, Carey. Snacomm
ROW: Bflthn, Stiles, lwnssee, Olconllor, Hallowell, Ball, Patern-
dooni, Conover. FIRST ROW: Clnrtze, ivluttlzews, Kelly, Sands,
Peck, Stewart, Chase.
FRESHNAN SOCCER
Tl-IIRD Row: Nlnnager lVicDonald, Freeman, Herndon, Cooper,
Rogers, Goldman, Coach, Rostns. SECOND Row: Lydon, Seidel,
Burrows, tones, Smith, Fuller, David. FIRST Row: Stiles, Hun-
ter, Scilarin, Hailowell, Captain Seelyc, Silin, da-t.imur,
Goodale, Stewart.
FBESHMAN SUEEEH
FOILT lUillS and F10 tosses . .
In his First year as coach, Steve Rostas ably
guided an Amherst freshman soccer team, charac-
terized hy excellent teamworlc and talented
players, through an undefeated season of four
wins and no losses, including the annexation of
the Little Three title.
The season opened on Gctoloer 19 against Wil-
liston Academy with a 3 to 2 victory. Travelling
down to lxiiddletown on Octoher 25, the Frosh
returned with a conclusive 4 to 0 victory over
VVesleyan. Uctoher 30 saw Deerfield Academy's
first loss to Amherst yearlings in seven years in a
close 2 to l game, in which the deciding point
was scored on a hall lciclced by an Amherst oppo-
nent which bounded off a Deerlield man into the
net. Un November 16 the Freshmen closed their
season and clinched the Little Three title hy vir-
tue olf a 5 to 1 victory over the Xvilliams squad.
FRESHMAN TRACK
VFHIRD ROW: von Mering, Pfizenmoyer, Xveaver. Ammon, Roetter, Doucett,
Hughes, Roelofs, Manager Ellis. SECOND Row: Assistant Conch. XVarren.
Cote, Klippei, Buyles, Anderson, Bassett, Foote, Carpenter, Huwlzins.
Couch Soleuu. FRONT ROW: Harstedt, McKir1ley, D'Ooge, Moore, Shifrin,
Gardner, Talbot, Fitzgerald, R. Lawrence.
FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY
SECOND ROW: lvlannger Clayton, Xvalriron, Sands, Bower, Bassett, Coach
xvarren. FIRST Row: Nicol, Mortori, Bnytes, Roetter, Anderson, Nlacgyyibgr,
FRESHMAN XVRESTLING
SECOND ROW: Nlanager Haslorf, Couch Soleau, Mncaluso. Silin. Hart.
FIRST Row: Captain Xvoori. Boggs, Fuvour. lwyurs.
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FHESHMX-KN TRACK
The freshman runners opened their season this
year on April 26 against Cheshire Academy. and
later met with Springfield and their Little Three
opponents, all on the home field. The schedule
was a replaying of the 1940 season which netted
the lrosh two wins and the Little Three crown.
The 1940 yearlings, strong in the weights, had
a perfect record, first defeating Cheshire Acad-
emy 81-45 with a clean sweep of four of fourteen
events. Talcing nine tirsts and a tie, Amherst
trounced Springfield 88-38. Slcrigan high-scoring
with 23 points. The Little Three title was due to
frosh strength in the weights, Amherst garnering
66 points to VX7esleyan's 47 and Williams' 45.
FHESHMZ-KN
IIHUSS EUUNTHY
After losing a triangular meet to Mass. State
and Stoclcloridge, the Freshman cross country team
improved in each successive encounter to become
eventually a Well-loalanced aggregation.
The harriers were outdistanced hy Springfield.
hut recovered to sweep the lirst four places in a
meet with Stockbridge and 1Vlass. State .Junior
Varsities. Next weelc, Coach XfVarren's team
scored a shutout victory over Trinity, 15-40. How-
ever, Vvilliams proved too strong for the Jelifs,
who garnered only second place in the Little
Three encounter. Consistent scorers were Captain
Anderson, Bayles, Dorman, 1V1orton, Nicoli, and
Roetter.
FHESHMAN WRESTLING
Paced hy Tom Boggs in the 121-pound class,
Captain Diclc Wood in the 136, John Favour in
the 145, and Tuclc lV1yers in the 155, the yearling
wrestlers had an auspicious season of four wins
and two losses. The squad included some men
with previous experience, hut the upper divisions,
wealcness was shown during the Vvilliams meet
when Amherst led till the heavier hraclcets.
The season opened with a 16-15 victory against
Tufts at lxfledford. An unscheduled meet with 1Vlt.
Hermon netted a 31-5 win, and at Northfietd the
matmen heat them officially, 19-15. Middletowvn-
ers saw the Jelzts drop one to Nvesleyan, 21-8, hut
Amherst prevaiied in a home tussle against
Springfield, 26-10. The season ended with a 20-14
defeat administered hy the Xvilliams freshmen.
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PHESHMAN SWIMNHNG
Coach "Tug" Kennedys freshman swimmers,
captained by Jim Ammon, finished the season,s
competition with three wins and one toss, and
Little Three victories clinched by decisive scores.
The Frosh received a setback in their opening
plunge of the year, succumbing to the Springfield
neophytes by a 37-29 score on February 12. but
at Deerfield Academy, on February 15, they en-
tered the winning column with a 40-26 victory.
At Middtetoxvn, on February 22, the yeariing
natators took the first leg on the Little Three title
hy suhmerging Vvesieyarfs freshmen with a 55-20
Win, and on Marcti 8 the Frosh overwhelmed
Vviiiiams, 56-19, to secure the Little Three crown.
PHESHMAN GULF
Opening on the Orchards Course against
Dartmouth on Nlay 7th, the 1940 freshman
golfers dropped their first meet 5-4, Mygatt and
Donaldson Winning the four Amherst points.
Captained hy Dave Vviison, the yeariings made a
bid for the Little Three title hy heating Vvesleyan
SV2-V2 here on Wlay 11.
At Lakeville on Nlay 15 Hotchkiss trounced the
trosh 8-1, the Amherst point ioeing split among
Dave Vvitson and a team of Holmes and Cham-
berlain. Ciinching the Little Three title at the
Taconic Course in Xwiiiiamstown, the Ephmen
closed Amherst's season hy taking the Jetts 6-3
on iViay 22.
FHESHMAN TENNIS
The schedule for Coach Frank Giiiespieas
freshman tennismen is virtuaiiy the same this
year as last, including engagements with Vviiiis-
ton, Vviibraham, Deerfield, Vviitiams and Vves-
ieyan. The 1940 yearling season netted three wins
and one toss. resulting in a three-way tie for the
Little Three title.
Yvinning the opener 6-3 against Vvithraham,
the frosh proceeded against Vvesieyan 5-4 in fl
hard fought meet which was not decided untit
Sahrinaman Ahloot tinaiiy completed his en-
counter, 7-9, 12-10, 6-4. The freshmen gave Deer-
field her first setback hy taking an the douhies
and four singles to win 7-2. Nionroes straight-set
triumph over the Eph's number-one man was the
only Amherst point in an 8-1 defeat inflicted by
the Vwliiiiamstowners at the season's ctose.
I TH!-IM HAI. ATHLETICS
In the past few years Intramural Athletics have Imecome an inseparable part of the Amherst
uncIergraduate's Iife. Frienclly rivalry ancI Iceen competition marlc aII interfraternity contests, the
winners of which are awarded mahogany plaques for each of the eIeven sports. The ultimate goal,
however, is the Interfraternity Trophy of Trophies awarded annually to that house or cluh amassing
the greatest number of points. The cup Iizecomes a permanent possession of the group winning tive
times.
Using the same teamworlc which Won it the fall touch footIoaII crown last year, D.K.E. again
was undefeated in its own Ieague games, and victorious over Chi Phi in the play-off.
The Winter season saw Phi DeIt's polished I3asIcetI3aII quintet repeat Iast yearss performance Ioy
winning all its games ancI toppling Psi Upsilon for the championship. Freshman scholastic averages
at the end of the first semester were incorporated Within the program, and in this contest Phi Gamma
Delta followed the tirst place Lord Jett Club. A fast Chi Psi quintet, covering the course in one
minute, seventeen and two-tenths seconcts, emerged victorious in the reIay with Delta Upsilon cap-
turing seconcl place. Delta UpsiIon's Table Tennis trio won all matches hy defeating Psi Upsilon in
the linals. Swimming. squash, and voIIeyhaII rounded out the winter season, while the Spring
sports consisted of tennis, softball, and traclc.
Uncler the direction of faculty acIvisor Professor Lumley, the Intramural Athletic Department,
composecl of Manager Samuel lVIann, VII. and Associate Nlanagers Horace Stewart, ,4I, and Ashley
Cole. VII, aIJIy hancIIecI the taslc ot supervising all matches.
INTRAMURAL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL
Cole, Malin, Stewart.
INTRAMURAL ATHLETIC BOARD
SECOND Row: Houghton, Maloney, Stewart, F. Inlin-
son, Titsworth. FIRST Row: Pfuu, Cole, Mamlger
Mririrx, Hump, D, Iolulson.
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"An evening in Haciesv .
Ushered in by a whistling gale, which served only to accentuate
the exuiaerant mood of four hundred attending couples, the Junior
Prom sky-rociceted to new peaks in attendance and success this
year. The gaia occasion took place on February twenty-eighth
under the guidance of Chairman Jack Chester and an active corn-
mittee: the record achieved in spite of untavoraioie weather con-
ditions hore evidence that 'VVinter, rather than Spring Proms, wiii
henceforth be the ruie.
The main iioor of the Alumni Gym served as the iocaie. In con-
trast to previous years, the theme was developed aiong the iines
of UAn Evening in Hadesu with Hames, pink and red devils,
tapered aiaioaster nudes, and pitch-daric backdrops. Jan Savitt,
famous for his "Top Hat, Vvhite Tie and Taiisu orchestra, fur-
nished the music for the occasion. in addition, the uToppersH. a
quartet composed of three attractive girls with a maie vocaiist,
rendered the iatest tunes between dances.
A new plan to eiiminate individual ticket saies by soliciting
iaianicet contriioutions from fraternities was suggested this year. its
effect would be to increase attendance greatly, white at the same
time towering prices by aiiowing each brotherhood to contribute
approximately one hundred and thirty dollars in iieu of singie
purchases. Although only suggested hy the Prom Committee as az
possible economy, the proposai met with such interested discus-
sion among undergraduates that it wiii prohaioiy he adopted
next year.
MEMBERS
CHAIRMAN cHEsrER
YAKE
BENEDICT
0,DONNELL
WVILLIAIVIS
ROWLEY
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R. IVIORGENTHAU, President
LT-Mi, .1 ,
PHI' I
Fox' ,years after Samuel Eels founded Alpina Delta Piii in
1832 A . Hamiiton, time present Amiierst ciiapter was estaioiisimed.
Formed from a 1oca1 iiterary society Uiota Pi Kappa," tiie
brotherhood was tile iirst national fraternity on time campus.
Having for its aim tile cuitivation of a ciose 1Jond of friend-
silip and tile attainment of a iiigiler and imroader cuiture than
that afforded by tile reguiar coiiege courses, tile infant society
was under tiie watciiiui eye of time faculty. As time cilapter grew
the facuity assumed a more vigiiant attitude, and it was not
untii 1845, when the president of the Coiiege was admitted to
its rnemiyersilip, that time coiiege authorities witiidrew their ex-
tensive opposition.,fg,iter iioiding fortil for many years in an
erstwhile imposing granite structure, enougil money was raised
in 1927 to erect time present doric-ooiumned 1'1ouse wiiicil is con-
sidered by many as one of the coiieges' more striicing iouiidings.
As it sought students of decided literary tastes, tile twenty-
seven active chapters acquired a distinctive iiterary cilaracter
wiiicii in great measure it iias retained.
Ranging from Washington University in tire west to Coium-
iaia University in time east, and from nortixern Toronto to
southern Miami, mucii has been 8CC0lIlp1iS1'lCd in tile past few
years in unifying time fraternity, broadening and deveioping its
Field oi usefulness, and making the administration of its affairs
more progressive and efficient. At present Aipiia Delta Phi
iuoasts a totai memioersiiip oi' over eigilteen tiiousand.
Simoruis, Smiiiz.
SIXTH ROW: Cutizinertson, Xvnrricie Carey
Raihirun. FIFTH Row: Ersizine, Morton
Seeiye, Bishop, Sizaminaugii, Davis R T
Read, Yvicizs, Ellinwood, Petersen Meeker
FOURTH Row: Cole, Cady, Morton, R Day
tan. Nelson. THIRD Row: Holmes, Anderson
Wilson, Parieiiursi, Harvey, Kitchell, oimston
Davison, Remsen, Aiminoii, McLennar1 SECOND
Row: Vificicenden, Van Etien, Page, Stciwinns
Traver, Vvarner, Young, VVi1iie, Baiztzott
Blood. FIRST Row: Steere, Cramer Dowiev
Vtliggins, iworgentimu, Ioimnsson Bodine
Vxfizicixer, Horne. ABSENT FROM PICTURE
Craig, Davis, R. L., Greene, Howiand Lind
say, Nlitier, Niyers, Risiey, Rodman Roetler
lt was through the efforts of seven industrious men that Psi
Upsiion was established at Union College, Schenectad' 'New
York, in the year 1833. Growing out of an association .Armed
among its members for election purposes, this society, until re-
cently confined exclusively to theeastern states, is now repre-
sented in not on1y the coiieges and universities of the United
States, but also in Canada, and tota1s twenty-seven active
chapters.
Eighteen forty-one marks the year that the Gamma chapter at
Amherst was organized, the second nationa1 fraternity to repre-
sent "The Fairest College," and the fifth in chapter establish-
ment. Thirty-eight years after its inceptin at Amherst, the
coiiege president sold to Psi Upsiion the 1. coperty which it now
owns, and after considerable shifting about from place to place,
its present residence, the oidest of the popuiar colonial houses
in Amherst, was erected in 1913.
1V1ost of the chapters estahiished in iater years have hiossomed
from sma11 1oca1 ciuhs, and there is a very ciose hond hetween
them. Each contributes to the Diamond, a quarterly journal of
the fraternity, which was incorporated in 1926 and is now puh-
iished under the auspices of the executive councii. Each has
taken its turn in holding national conventions, the Amherst
chapter playing host in 1844, 1857, 1872 and 1891. Since 1869
an executive councii has heen in charge of administration.
Fnfrn Row: XVi1ite, Cosgrove, D'Ooge
Vveathers, Heisier, Curtis, Brown, Kelly
lanes, Ieuinghaus. Anderson. Founrll Row:
ivierriii, Dudun, Diffs, McCreary, Iwaiion
Bail, Burt, Casey, Hunter, Dripps, Stewart
'THIRD Row: Browning, Benedict, XV. Srnyllw
'I'l'iCllgI'lll'lJPT. Reber, Kingman, Lydon, Gray,
lvlygrzii. Xvhiieiaw, Denton, Perkins, 1V1cAdoo
Chester. SECOND Pow: Hvisler, Palmer
Cmry, Cllapman, Collins, Eastman, Goes. Ler-
chen, iwclzaiighiirr, Tiffany. FIRST ROW: Mil-
ler, Dowling, Holizaepfei, Pratt, Ford. C.
Smvllw, Kuelme, Kohler. ABSENT mom PICA
TUIQEI Clalwf, Ilfllilllr, TIIOYIISGU.
PSI Pglipn
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BELT- Ii PP!-in EPSILU
R. PLUNKETT, Presicient
Tile movement which resulted in tile foundation of Delta
Kappa Epsilon at Yale in 1844 was purely local, and it was
not intencieci tilat other cirapters simouici tie estatrlistnecl, But soon
opportunity arose to place tile fraternity in Bowdoin, Prince-
ton, Colby ancl Amirerstf-all witiiin two years after its found-
ing. Delta Kappa Epsilon was systematically extended, anci
subsequent growttl was rapicl, especially in the soutlm until time
Civil Vvar rendered some of time cirapters inactive. A sudden
revival followed after 1880, and chapters were created tirrougli-
out ttre entire country and Canada, increasing tile number of
active chapters to its present total ot nearly titty.
During its ninety-tive years of existence, tire Sigma chapter
at Amilerst has ileici its meetings in a variety of places. Since
1846 it has occupiecl North and Souttx Colleges, Cooifs Block,
tire olcl 1V1organ House anti, in 1888, built time present ilouse
wllicii is situated on Oak Grove Hill.
Funcis given by E. S. Vvliitney, '90, and otiiers have enainieci
time fraternity to equip ancl turnisil a well stociceci music room.
and to maintain and expanct its very tine house liiarary. More-
over, Sigma ilas compiieci catalogues of tire fraternity, has con-
trilouteci to the D.K.E. Quarterly ancl tire Songbook, ancl has
lrelci numerous conventions since 1868. As regards its national
organization, in 1882 a ucounciln was formed, and tire admin-
istration of time fraternity's atfairs was placed in its hands. It
became incorporated ancl tras iormeci an etticient executive imociy
tor tire fraternity.
FOURTH Row: Lane, lzant, Pitcluer, Hewitt
Swanson, Merrill, Cassidy, Tlzompson, O'Don
neil, E. Freeman, Dreclrster, Parry, Congvr, An
clrews. TPIIRD Row: Madigan tjanitori, Knight
Fuirctougli, Slingerlund, lvlulroy, Hicizs, Nluior
Heald, Grimm, lt'icKeclmie, Green, XV
Greene. SECOND Row: Fraser, Lee, lucteson
lworscy, Ransom, Plunlcett, Bean, B. Freenmn
React, Norris, Gentiloits. FIRST Row: Corral
Rogers, Henderson, Foote, Gifford, Crum. Kesse
ter, Buttman. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Patton
Colqulwun, Cogswett, Gilmore, Carpenter, Iensen
Burr, Zins.
As a protest against the domination in college affairs of the
small groups forming the secret societies, Delta Upsilon, the
first national non-secret fraternity, was organized. A great wave
of popular opposition to secrecy arose, and there was a sudden
evolution of local anti-secret societies in most of the colleges
to which the fraternity had been extended. These anti-secret
lorotherhoods died or were amalgamated into what finally loe-
carne Delta Upsilon. Relations with secret fraternities gradually
changed from open war to amicable rivalry, and now, with their
aims, objects, methods of organization and government ap-
proaching each other, these societies are cooperating with one
another.
Vvilliams College was the birthplace of Delta Upsilon in
1804 and, soon after Union and Hamilton had been created,
Amherst organized the fourth Delta Upsilon chapter and the
fourth Greek letter organization on the Amherst campus. Fifty-
seven chapters followed in the ensuing years, loringing the total
numher of active chapters to sixty-one. Now the Delta Upsilon
fraternity is evenly distrihuted throughout this country and
Canada.
ln 1916 a drive for funds resulted in its present home on
Boltwood Street. Twenty-two years later the increased member-
ship demanded an addition to the house, and the interior was
enlarged hy glassing in the side porch. The Salorina chapter
has held four of the fraternities' national conventions, and in
1882 published the first Delta Upsilon Quarterly. Two years
later it was adopted hy the national fraternity.
DELTA PSILII
C. CONOVER, President
Founrn Row: Koetzet, Beatty, Thomas, Burt,
Sawyer, Nliller, Liglitner, Atwood, lwonroe, Con-
nell, Simons, Fisher, Aslrlmugli. rI4l'llRD Row:
Savage, Zimmer, Pfeifer, Barrett, Lacey, 1. Plough,
I. Bower, Bushman, Leahy, Slettelanri, Flem-
ing, Perten, McMl1tlin, Brown. SECOND Row:
Erles, Conover, Nlurpliy, Nluencli, lngrahum,
Francis, Blkiiueil, Callnnan, XV. Firman, Neily.
FIRST Row: Palerudooni, Lawrence, Grow. Bas-
sett, Becluvitli, Hallowell, lwassee, Cr. Plough,
Still. T. Bower, Howard, O'Connor, Redding.
ABSENT FROM Picrumsz I. Firmnn, Kronemeyer,
lvlurray.
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L. SMITH, President
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Ten men organizeci Clii Psi at Union in 1841. The idea ot
tlie founders was to stress gooct fellowship and manly spirits,
tlie social principle loeing more emphasized tlian the literary.
Growtll was rapid ttirouglmout the east, tmut it was not until
1864, after sixteen other Clli Psi Loctges had been formed, ttlat
a successful ettort was marie to create an Alpha of Ctli Psi al
Amherst.
Using various ror .s in the National Bank Building until
1881, time increasecl A ,inlaerstxip ciemancleci more tlousing facili-
ties. A large portion 'of its present grounds was securecl and in
i885 the First structure to loclge tlie memtmers of a secret society
at Amlierst was erected.
Again in 1923 Clli Psi louilt a larger and more convenient
house. Wliictl remains one of ttne biggest txouses on the college
campus. Today. its beautiful building, tiousing more ttlan
tliirty-seven unclergractuates, is one of Aml1erst's largest frater-
nities.
In spite of time recognized local autonomy of its chapters.
there is a prevalent desire to keep the fraternity closely lmit and
uniform. Vvtiile mucti attention txas been given to chapter
finance, accounting, anci scliolarstlip in an encteavor to develop
chapter responsitmility, Chi Psi tras been one of time conservative
fraternities, clinging fast to tlie ideals of its founders, and tlie
loond between the graduate and undergraduate is unusually
strong. Properly speaking, ttlere are no alumni clmaptersg trow-
ever, in many large cities tliere are associations of alumni.
XXIHLGT, SIICYIII, BOIICIICT- ,FIIIRD Row
ROW: Murray, Packard, Vtfvalleer,
Treaclwc-ll, Reed, Smitlx, Hulxtzarlt.
Griffith, Rollins, Hurd, XV. Dorman,
Xviltmr, Iones, iwiltiizen, Stoclctzriztge
FOURTH Row: Stray. Babcock, Hvclecr, Seward,
Hasse, Hanlein, V. Vvlittiams, Adam
: McNiu,
S, Brock,
Rowley,
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Tilswortll,
Sweeny,
Bacon, Beale, S. Vxfilliams, Vxflnite, Fmsr Row:
Protmte, P. Dorman, Potter, O'Connor, IUTCIIOIU,
lwayo-Srnitlz, Axforci, Boggs, Lealiy. Pratt, Young,
Soullnvortli, Faullzner, Serliel. fXBSENT FROM
PICTURE: Vennema, Brown, Vtqiitesicie, Head,
I-ttvxuncier, Spear, VFIITOCIQIIIOTIOH., Niningcr.
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IIHI PHI
The Phi chapter of the Chi Phi fraternity at Amherst is the
nineteenth in the order of founciing, having been established
in the year 1873. its present quarters, iocateci on Coiiege Street,
were constructed in 1919. Phi chapter is one of thirty-tive active
and twenty-two inactive chapters in the Unitect States, with
totai membership roiis in the national organization of weii over
fourteen thousanci. Of the active chapters, thirty-two own their
own houses. The .Chi Phi fraternity of today is the resuit of
successive unions of three oicier groups. K sh hearing the sarne
name. 1n fraternity history these organizations are icnown as the
Princeton Order, founcieci at the Coiiege of New Jersey in 1854:
the Southern Orcier, at the University of North Carolina in
1858: and the Hoioart Order, at Hobart Coiiege in 1860. in
1867 the Princeton anti Hobart Orders united to form the
Northern Grcier, and in 1874 the Northern and Southern
Orders merged to form the Chi Phi fraternity.
The Princeton Order, originaiiy icnown as the uChi Phi So-
cietyf, can trace its origin to a stiii eariier organization aiso
icnown as the Chi Phi Society which was founcieci in 1824. in
1858 a Hciuhn known as the Chi Phi fraternity was formeci as a
unit through which the founders couici perpetuate their frienci-
ships. The mergers produced a group which toriay is governed
through annual delegate Congresses representing the chapters,
chapter alumni and chartered alumni associations, anci an exec-
utive council.
IFTH Row: R. Eaton, Iames, Sizrigan, Pym, R.
itzgitatmn, Cimmheriain, Lytzranct, Clark,
'uinn, Christman, Rugg. FOURTH Row:
imonrls, Gilson, Iones, Xvhitc, XV. H. Rodgers,
Jilorf, 1V1i1iingIon, T. Fitzgihtnon, Simonson,
toyer, Huversticiz, Nevins, Steuclmon, Keith,
1. Srnitir-Petersen, riecnstro, Vtfitcler. THIRD
DXVI XV. R. Rodgers, Yermtt, Beers, P. Smith-
etersen, Balzcox, Kelty, Tucker, Lonning, Holton.
ECOND ROW: Hnrsterii. A. Eaton, Burrows.
nvour, Chapin, Foley. P. Quinn, 1V1cKiniey,
fizenmaycr. FRONT Row: Bean, Atwood, Taitxol,
chan, Bergeron, Ammon, Vv'ooci. Macalrnso,
nrt. ABSENT x-'Rom PICTURE: Peck, Merritt.
r. BABCOX, President
BET THET PI
R. DURKES, President
Alpha, the tirst chapter of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity, was
fountieci in 1839 at Nliami University' in Oxforcl, Ohio. There
were eight constituent members, of whom John Reily Knox.
'39, designated within the fraternity as upateru Knox, was the
moving spirit. Beta Theta Pi was the sixth national college
secret society, and the first to originate west of the Alleghenies,
for at that time Alpha Delta Phi was the'only national with a
western chapter, having established a branch at Miami in 1833.
Since at that time secret fraternities were more prevalent in New
York and New Englancl, it was in essence opposition to the
Alpha Delta Phi hranch which leti to the formation of Beta
Theta Pi. The first branch was located in Cincinnati, nominally
in the local law school, but actually it was not connected with
any college although it initiated only college men.
The Amherst Chapter, Beta iota, is the sixty-seventh in orcier
of establishment, being tounclecl in 1883. The present chapter
house, completed in 1915, is located at the corner of Boltwoofi
Avenue and College Street. Recently the house unclerwent ex-
tensive reciecoration uncler the direction of a resident senior mem-
ber. Beta lota is one of a total of one hunclreci nine chapters, of
which eighty-seven are active, ancl hoasts a national member-
ship oi well over forty thousancl. The constitution of the frater-
nity was iirst printed in 1879 when all restriction of secrecy was
TCITIOVCCI.
FOURTH Row: Hitt. Reeh, Sieinlmcln. Hari
Nicoll, Kerr, Chase, Hatch. Dickson, for
Coffin. Xvlxite, Anderson, Denio, Deininger, If
lay, David, Dunbar, Bailey. THIRD Row: Stn
fer, Iewett, C. Taylor, Stone, Hamlin, Von Bl
Gray, Pogue, Rizzo, Tisciall, Cutler, Olmste
SECOND Row: Peck, Btalze, Blacl1,'Bonrwlt, Har
Houghton, Lierltlee, H. Taylor, Ellis. FIRST Rc
Cochrane. Paine, Colton, Cranslmw, Burnlu
lwuore, Durlzes, Adams, Niiclzenur, Rice, Nlirx
Ausewr mon Plcruma: Reppn, Lewis, Gre
Theta Delta Chi was tounctect at Union Cottege in 1847 hy
six memhers of the class of 1849, of whom four were memhers
of Phi Beta Kappa. It was the sixth Greek tetter fraternity
founded at Union, birthplace also ot Psi Upsiton and Chi Psi,
and the eleventh secret fraternity to he organized. Anctrew H.
Green, one of the founders, was the chief compiler of-the con-
stitution anci ritual. The latter has been retained unchanged,
hut some alterations have necessarily heen marie in the consti-
tution owing to the growth of the fraternity. Active charges, or
chapters, numher twenty-eight, and inactives eighteen, ot which
twenty-six charges own their own houses. Totat nationat mem-
bership is numhereci at more than thirteen thousand.
Kappa at Tufts and Xi at Hobart are the two otctest charges,
hoth having had a continuous existence. Beta at Cornett, Eta
at Bowdoin, 1V1u Deuteron at Amherst, Nu Deuteron at Lehigh,
Omicron Deuteron at Dortmouth, and Psi at Hamilton are in-
cluded among those charges in existence for more than titty
years. Theta Delta Chi seems to he the tirst fraternity to have
formed an executive governing tmocty in the form of a Hgranct
lodge." The Mu Deuteron Charge was formed at Amherst in
1885. Uccupying in its earlier days ctuh rooms over the present
Grange Store, in 1889 they purchased a house on the corner
of Northampton Road and Lincoln Avenue. and the present
chapter house was occupied in the fait of 1921.
RTH Row: Motiiorne, Tipton, Sinctaire, Mc-
rn, Koenig. XV. Agnew. IVIGIIOIIGY, VVagoner,
tate, Auchtcr, Donogtnne, Clark. THIRD Row:
nson, Shanti, Davis, H. Smith, Ferrmtci,
zit. Broadbent, Scllnrff, Byrne, Ensttmurn, Fat-
Aiexnnctvr. SECOND Row: Hughes, Bersctti.
Evans, Kassander, Corey, Ctnpp, Frees, P.
th, Darrin, Xvise, Pricieitt. Bnclwn. FIRST
V: Anderson, von Merirzg. Rouittarci, Xvittsie,
litton, R. Agnew, Dunn, Moset. Vviitts, New
Aucliter. ABSENT Flt0Nl PICTURE: R. Smith.
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Roloert Nlorrison offered a proposal for the formation of a new
fraternity to live other Nliami University, Oxford, Ohio, stu-
dents in 1848, and that same year a secret Greelc motto and
the name Phi Delta Theta were chosen. intending that the
fraternity should he extended to other institutions, the founders
strove to form chapters throughout the Middle Vvest. Within
the next nineteen years twenty chapters had entered the roll
and, following the Civil Vvar, which checlced further develop-
ment and caused the suspension of tive chapters, the fraternity
grew until it now hoasts one of the largest active chapter mem-
berships. Une hundred and eight chapters of Phi Delta Theta
are scattered throughout the United States and Canada, making
it the largest national fraternity represented on the Amherst
campus.
Massacliusetts Beta, the Amherst chapter, was founded in
l888, laeing one of the nine fraternities represented at "The
Fairest College" for over fifty years. After holding meetings in
what is now lcnown as Grosvenor House for many years, the
Amherst chapter moved in 1894. its new Houghton house,
which stood in the lot next to Converse Library, was used until
the present chapter house was erected in 1912.
The national organization of Phi Delta Theta is now under
the direction of a general committee which is composed of a
president, a secretary, a treasurer and a historian. The fraternity
now maintains a central office at Oxford, Uhio, where an exec-
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SIXTH Row: Sprague, Tepper, Van Nostrand.
Price, Thomas. FIFTH Row: Benson, Moss. Sel-
lzirlz, Moench, Peclz, Hoplzins, S. Price. FOURTH
Row: Goelitz, Emerson, Balzer, Kahne, Clayton.
lolmson, Metaxas. TlilRD Row: Bowman, Baircl,
English, Zolroli, Schmid. Ristine. Hawlzins, Gil-
lcrt, Ramsey. SECOND Row: Tobey, R. Phillips,
Cole, Rich, Slzeel, A. Phillips, Kilgore. Kuesel.
FlRST Row: Arnao, Hackett, Klippel, Clarlze,
Salzman, Muclnnis, Bellows, Siegrist, Kulp,
Longley. ABSENT FROM PICTURE! Rosenberry.
Follett, Dunn, Alexander, Fitzgerald, Good.
. P111
"Fort Armstrong," the dormitory room of John 1V1cCarty at
Jefferson Cottege, Canonshurg, Pennsylvania, was the birth-
place of Phi Gamma Detta. Six other students joinect with
1V1cCarty and in 1848 ctrew up a constitution. But since the
patronage ot.1etferson College was largely from southern states,
it was natural that expansion shoutci toe in the South. Of the
sixteen chapters organized prior to the Civil Vvar, eteven were
south of the tV1ason and Dixon Line. After 1870, however, Phi
Gamma Delta invaded the north and today there are over
seventy active chapters.
The sixty-seventh chapter of Phi Gamma Delta, Alpha Chi.
was estatmtisheci at Amherst in 1873. Before 1900 the Amherst
chapter met in a variety of ptaces, but in 1903, with former
president Calvin Coolidge, '95, as one of the moving figures.
the fraternity acquireci its own tmuitciing anct a iarge tract ot
tanci on Oak Grove Hitt. Vvith a growth in membership the
brotherhood undertook an extensive program for eniarging and
remodeling the former cotoniai farmhouse. The cirive of 1929
resulted in the completion of what is today one of the most
striking tmuitdings on the Amherst campus. in 1938, as a tribute
to his services to the fraternity, coiiege, and country atike, Alpha
Chi cteciicatecl a spacious new tihrary of cotoniai design to the
memory of President Coolidge.
Nationaiiy, the fraternity is now governed by the three gen-
erat otticers, president, secretary and two others, the tive con-
stituting a hocty called the archonate.
FIFTH Row: Matthews, Hills, Bayles, Slmm
lmugtz, Daucett, Kelly, Nicol, La Fleur, XV9tSl7GC,l.
FOURTH Row: Russell. Yalze, Arnold, Lalty, Ivy,
Leininger, Dalzetl, Ransom, Fox. THIRD Row:
Co Mitcllell Hess Valentine Hou liton L le
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Bradner, Rumtoaugh, Wleaver. SECOND Row:
Thomas, Barnard, Bacon, Sawyer, Kitts, McDoII-
ulci, Dosclier, Betts, Marks, Nagle, Bookhout
FIRST Row: Maloney, Pitt, Nlann, Seller, Bradley.
Rugg, Reuler, Yvuller. Vtlillmms, Phillips.
ABSENT FROM PICTURE! Ellis, Crittenden.
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J. Mc KITTERICK, President
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The first chapter of the Phi Kappa Psi fraternity was founded
at Jefferson College in February, 1852, hy Charies P. T. 1V1oore N
and VVi11iam H. Letterman. The fact that at the time of its
founding a typhoid epidemic was raging enhanced the fraternai
sentiments engendered by the association, for those who were
not afflicted hy the disease administered to the wants of their
stricken friends, and thus hy their spirit aided in the formation
of the brotherhood. Virginia Aipha was founded as the first
branch at the University of Virginia in 1853, chietiy as a resuit
of 1V1oore's efforts which were a1so very iniiuentia1 in the ear1y
extension of chapters in the fraternity. Cf a total of seventy-four
chapters on the fraternity's roster twenty-two are now inactive,
and of the present number active, a11 hut four own their own
houses. Totai individuai memhership in the nationai fraternity
is we11 over twenty-six thousand.
The present governing system is based on an executive coun-
ci1 of four aiumni and six undergraduates which serves as the
governing body between the biennial meetings of the grand
arch councii. Massachusetts Aipha, the 1oca1 chapter, was estab-
iished at Amherst in 1895, and was the fifty-sixth in order of
founding. Niassachusetts Alpha purchased its first house in 1902
and maintained it ti11 1919 when it obtained possession of the
home of former President Seeiye, which structure the members
remodeied into the fraternity house the chapter now occupies.
THIRD Row: Pratt. Andrews, Bibtmy, Yvarzl,
Nason, Main, Russell. Harding, Harrison, Has-
iorf, Butter, Bravo, Gilman, Goodridge, Avery,
Houghton, Hoithausen, iVlcNiff, Richard. SECOND
Row: Bryant, Stem, Hartley, Rodgers, Purten-
heimer, Marherger, Stariz, Stafford, Dnuh, Mes-
senger. Leiper, Xvilieinson. FIRST ROW: Nash, de
Limur, Smith, Cooper. Suiiivun, Burge, Hardy,
Sanders, Havens, Hallenlzeck, Maitland. Early.
ABSENT mom PICTURE: Buleson, Doty, Reid,
iWcKitteric1e, Schnrin, Stiles, Moore, Ripley. Men-
zies, Trautmunn.
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Originally founded at Bethany College, Nvest Virginia, hy
Richard H. Alfred, Eugene Tarr, John C. Johnson and Alex-
ander C. Earle. the Delta Tau Delta fraternity has expanded
until today it includes a roster of seventy-four active and twen-
ty-three inactive chapters with a nationai membership of over
twenty-five thousand. Of the active chapters, sixty-two own
their own houses. Though at first an informal organization in
1858, the motto, badge and constitution were adopted early in
1859. in 1886, what is usually termed the niirst distinctively
southern fraternity," the Rainbow or VV.VV.VV.. after lengthy
negotiations merged with Delta Tau Delta. The Rainbow fra-
ternity was founded in 1848 at the University of Mississippi
and it is from this source that the Delta Tau ,Delta official jour-
nai secures its title, The Rainbow. Each local chapter also pub-
lishes periodicals one or more times during the year. The pres-
ent executive councii. the "Arch Chapter," is composed of
alumni, six being elected hy the hienniai conventions and one
hy each division conference.
The Amherst chapter of the Delta Tau Delta fraternity,
Gamma Phi, was the eighty-fifth to enter into the folds of the
national organization. This it did in the year 1918. For eight
years prior to this its memhers formed a local society known as
Kappa Theta, which was founded due to a split in the oid
Hitchcock Club in 1909. After moving ahout considerably the
group settied down in what is now 34 Spring Street, and in
DELTA -T!-KU BELT
H. STEWART, President
1937 the present structure on Oat: Grove Hill was completed.
FIFTH Row: Lancaster, Mncomtuer, Vxfattuce
Pierson, Striciziarui, Xveiis, Case. Cary, Rich-
ard Farwell, Benson, iV1cNamee, Vtliilinms.
Keefe, Webber. Founra Row: Marguridn
Brogna, Pfnu . Kitleiizerger, Bruyn, Driscoll
Thomsen. THIRD ROW: Martin sen, Davis
Machmer, Vtfilcox, Yvysor, Carson, Kinney,
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Evoy, Stewart, Stryker, Vtiest, Romig, Clark.
Fmsr Row: Byrne, Smith, Bond, Hunter,
Slim. McCallum, Seiiew, Freeman, Russell,
Donaldson. Assam' FROM PICTURE: Cramer,
Cummins, Peirce.
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The Tlieta Xi fraternity was founclecl by a group of eiglit
men at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute wlio formally toolc tile
oatli of initiation and signed the constitution in April, 1864.
This was tile only fraternity founclecl during tile Civil Vvar era
when fraternity activity everywliere was weakened or suspencleci.
The eiglit founders intenclecl to form a group, later to be na-
tional in scope, which would tae compatible with ttieir ideas of
unity ancl fellowship. The founclers negotiatefl with friends at
Yale, and tliere, in 1865, tlie Beta chapter was established, and
tliese two groups formed tlie nucleus from wllicli tile later ac-
tivities of tlie organization were directed. Tile lorotlierlioocl lias
had a conservative and steacly growth, today numloering tliirty-
six active cliapters and a membership of over ten tliousanrl.
Early membership in time fraternity was generally confined to
stuclents in courses leading to a Bachelor of Science clegree. By
an overwlielming lyallot in 1926 time members voted tliat the
fraternity become completely general and select its members
from all loranciies of lmowlecige.
Preclecessor to the present chapter on tliis campus was Sigma
Delta Rlio, an offspring of the Hitchcock Clula. Due to uncler-
graduate enlistments in tlie World War, Sigma Delta Rlmo
temporarily clislnancieci anti left the olcl Tuclcerman liouse. Reor-
ganizing in 1923 it moved to its present location, becoming
Alplia lV1u of Tlleta Xi in 1933, ancl recently it saw its olcl
lmome completely remoclelecl into a Georgian loriclc structure.
McCroslzery. Tlmomas.
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FOURTH Row: Potter, Green, Grinnell Hezntzel
man, Hawkins, Drew. XVood, C Fuller Car
Duval, Smith, Hayes, Dain, Willard THIRD
ROW: Sl'l9l"U700d, Belcling, Tiszn Noyes Hinckley
Hamilton, Cummings, Richards Duval Doo ey
Vtfliiston. SECOND Row: Shera Cowan Burgess
Harper, Kneeland, Kaull, Stuart Gross E Fu ter
Clzurctn, Taylor. Tera, Bucle, Brown FIRST Row
tSEATED,! Guldtlxorpe. lanes, Young Hale Pal
mer, Fowler, lolmson. Assam' mom Picrums
'Since its founding in the fall of 1935 time Lord Jeffery Am-
lierst Club llas moved into Amherst activities and college life
with increasing influence. Notaloly, the loasic changes involved
in fraternity rusliing rules in recent years have been time result
of plans suggested loy the Lord Jeffery Amherst Club. The Club
itself is not an official fraternity, but its existence is very similar
to that of the Greek tarotllerlioods. Chief difference is time factor
of non-secrecy in its make-up, and a general understanding that
all unaffiliated undergraduates are welcome to join at any time.
Because of the inactive and precarious existence of tile former
Commons Club it was felt that an organization should be
formed to solve tlle problem of IIOVV to offer to non-fraternity
men the social life which the fraternity offers its members. Seele-
ing to offer its men time advantages a fraternity would offer,
it in many cases seelcs to develop its freshmen into desirable
fraternity material after tlre first year. Formation of this group
has left no unorganized body of students of any numerical con-
sequence on the campus, and has resulted in tlie division of tlle
student body in relatively small and workable groups under rep-
resentative and responsible leadership. The Club takes an active
part in intramural athletics and competitive scliolarsliips. The
meeting place and recreation room for its memloers is located in
Morgan Hall, Where quarters for the Club were ljurnisllecl in the
Lnun JEPPEHY
MHEHSI Li -PL -
L. KENDRENV, President
Spring of 1936.
THIRD ROW: Stevens, Atwood, Bartllolow, Slate
S. Raymond, Haas, de Santi, Shea, Hersh, Ro--
soff, Mason, Storrs, Brooles, Mattliias, Silver.
SECOND Row: Vfiener, Corliss, Little, Spiegel,
Sliorr, McLane, R. Yvelwlner, Iones, Howlzins, C.
Hall, A. Raymond. Luce, Meineker, Knight,
Kafmer, Hirsch, Segal. Fmsr Row fSEATEDl:
Neumann, Feingold, Patch, Bergstrom, Howard
Benman, Kendrew, Bates, Rossmassler, Frost
Meaker, Avenius, De Lapp, Marslwll. Law
Harwood. ABSEN1' Fnom PICTURE: Meyer, Good
D. Hall, Pattison, Nelly, Vtflzite, Sands, Sullivan
Stnifrin. Griffith, Ehrenfeld. Fletcher, Keedy
I. Phillips, H. B. Phillips, Pollard, Sherman,
Smith, Stokes, Pomeroy, Iolmson, Matuszlzo,
Miller. Rather, Skinner, Donultue, Gang, Baloch,
Demtze. Corleis, Fellers, Fotos, Sanctuary,
Stevens, S. Raymond, A. Webber.
BLAKE, Clinton H.. Jr.. Beta Theta Pi
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DIHEETUHY
The numerals 4, 3, 2, 1 preceding the names indicate
enrollment ia the Senior, Junior, Sophomore and
Freshman classes respectivelyg s, special student.
ABBOT, Pranlc K., Alpha Delta Phi, 113 4th St., Garden Cit , L. 1., N. Y
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ADAMS, Hamilton, Chi Psi Williams St., Riverside, Conn.
ADAMS, James 1V1cE.. Beta Theta Pi S11 Milhurn St., Evanston, 111.
AGNENN', Rolnert K. T., Theta Delta Chi 7 Everett Pl., Nlaplewood, N. J.
AGNEW, Vvilliam H., Theta Delta Chi 7 Everett Pl., Nlaplewood, N. J.
ALEXANDER, Alex., Jr., Chi Psi, 67 Hilton Ave., Garden City. L. I.,
ALEXANDER, James K., Theta Delta Chi.
301 VV. Hudson Ave., Englewood,
ALEXANDER. VVallace R., Phi Delta Theta
63 Cooper Lane, Larchmont.
N. Y.
N. J.
N. Y.
ALLEN, Craig G., Delta Tau Delta, 77 Crestwood Ave., Crestwood, N. Y.
AMBl0N, James B. 415 So, 5th Ave., VVest Readin
ANDERSON. Charles Ni., Beta Theta Pi
257 Greenway Rd., Ridgewood,
ANDERSON, Edward D.. Jr., Theta Delta Chi
1778 lrving Ave. So., Minneapolis,
g, Pa.
N. J.
Minn.
ANDERSON, Joseph A., Psi Upsilon, 449 VV. 123rd St., New Yorlc, N. Y.
ANDERSON, Terence, Alpha Delta Phi, S. Mountain Rd., New City, N. Y.
BELLOWS, VVi1liam M., Phi Delta Theta
170 Oalc Hill Ave., Pawtuclcet, R. 1.
BENEDICT, Harold B., Psi Upsilon Old Chatham, N. Y.
BENSON, Bruce B., Delta Tau Delta 407 4th Ave., Havre, Montana
BENSON, Richard S., Phi Delta Theta 44 Ardsley Rd., Montclair, N. J.
BERGERON, Alhert P., Chi Phi 20 Allen St., Amherst, Mass.
BERGSTROM. Xvilliam H. 34 Laurel Ave., Binghamton, N. Y.
BERSELLI, Melchoir J.. Theta Delta Chi
55 Northwood Ave., Vvest Springfield, Nlass.
BETTS, John M.. Phi Gamma Delta 735 Central St., Evanston, lll.
BIBBY. Thomas F. A., Jr., Phi Kappa Psi "Sandanona." Brattleboro, Vt.
BIDXVELL. Robert H., Delta Upsilon 9 Putnam Rd., Scarsdale. N. Y.
BIRD. George K., Psi Upsilon 4 Franklin Sq., Dedham, Mass.
BISHOP, Louis P.. Alpha Delta Phi 120 VV. Nlulherry St.. San Antonio, Tex.
BLACK, Robert C., Beta Theta Pi 955 Filth Ave., New Yorlc, N. Y.
Berkshire Downs. Great Barrington. lVlass.
BRAVO, Rollert B., Phi Kappa Psi
ANDREXW'5, Carl VV.. Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
700 Hyde Ave., Ridgway, Pa,
ANDREXN'S, John F.. Phi Kappa Psi 59 Lewis Ave., Walpole, Mass.
ARNAO. Charles C., Jr., Phi Delta Theta Vtlayzata, lVlinn.
ARNOLD, John H.. Jr., Phi Gamma Delta
73 Gordonhurst Ave., Upper Montclair,
N. J.
3 BLOOD, Rohert E., Jr., Alpha Delta Plii 10 Fuller Ter., Swampscott, lVlass.
3
BLUMHERG, John J., Phi Gamma Delta
504 Vvestminster Ave..
Elizalneth, N. J.
4 BODINE, Xvilliam F.. Alpha Delta Phi 7000 Lincoln Dr., 1Vlount Airy, Pa.
2 BOGAN, Stanley A. 951 Lafayette Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
1 BOGOS, Thomas R.. Jr., Alpha Delta Phi
523 Shoemaker Rd., Elkins Parli. Pa.
1 BOLUCH, lvlyron, L.J.A.C. 52 Baker St.. Amherst, Nlass.
1 BOND, Roger B. 5 Philhriclc Rd., Brookline, hfiass.
3 BONNETT, VVi11iam L.. Beta Theta Pi 32 Harhor Lane, Broolclyn. N. Y.
2 Boom-tour, Robert M., Phi Gamma Delta 357 Main St., Oneonta. N. Y.
1 BOONE, Perley H., Jr., L.J.A.C. 205-11 42 Ave.. Bayside. L. T., N. Y.
2 BOUCHER, Allen C., Chi Psi 335 Cohhs Hill Dr.. Rochester, N. Y.
2 BONVEN, Robert L., Jr. 216 E. 21st St.. Hihhing, Minn.
3 BOXVER, John O., Jr., Delta Upsilon
1 BOW'ER, Theodore D., Delta Upsilon
1 BOWMAN, Samuel H., 111
BRADLEY, John F., Phi Gamma Delta
206 Greenwood Ave.. Vvyncote. Pa.
206 Greenwood Ave., VVyncote, Pa.
6420 Allison Rd., Miami Beach, Fla.
112 Callender Ave., Peoria, lll.
4
2 BRADNER, Morris R., Jr., Phi Gamma Delta, 22 Maple Ave.. Vvarwiclc, N. Y.
3
213 Elm Ave., Swarthmore, Pa.
ASIiBAUGli, John L., Delta Upsilon, 132 Lincoln Rd., Westheld. N. J.
ATWOOD, Douglas A. 6 Parlc Ter., Xvest Roxhury, hlass.
ATWOOD, John L., L.J.A.C. 66 Crescent St., Greenfield, 1N'1ass.
ATWOOD. VVi1liam L., Delta Upsilon Newtonville, N, Y.
AUCHTER, Donald F., Theta Delta Chi
24 Vtfilder' Ter.. Vvest Springfield, Nlass.
AUCHTER, John R., Theta Delta Chi
24 Wilder Ter., Vvest Springfield, Mass.
AVENIUS, David J., 1...J.A.C., 6013 68 Ave., Ridgewood, Brooklyn, N. Y.
AVERY, Paul O., Phi Kappa Psi Nlain St., Charlemont, Mass.
AXFORD, James P.. Chi Psi 93 Sherwood Rd., Ridgewood, N. J.
BABBOTT, Frank L. Jr., Alpha Delta Phi
Camphell Rd., Bernardsville, N. J.
BADCOCK. Nxflillilifll J., Jr., Chi Psi, 865 Harvard St., Rochester, N. Y.
BABCOX, Tom B., Chi Phi 666 No. Portage Path, Akron, Ohio
BACHEM, Donald C., Theta Delta Chi
15 Shore Rd., Port Washington, N. Y.
BACON. Rolnert H., Chi Psi 138 Haven Ave., New Yorlc, N. Y.
BACON, Theodore S., Jr., Phi Gamma Delta, 69 lvlaple St., Springfield, Nlass.
BAILEY, Andrew C., Beta Theta Pi 27 VVarren St., Needham. Nlass.
BAIRD, Rohert Nl., Phi Delta Theta, 60 Stratford Rd., Rockville Centre, N. Y.
BAKER, Nlarlc B., Phi Delta Theta 6 Elmcroit Rd., Rochester, N. Y.
BALL. XVilliam E., Psi Upsilon 7948 Parlt Dr., St. Louis, hlo.
BALLDTAN, Richard A.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
505 Vvilliam St., New London.
BARNARD. Vvalter B., 11, Phi Gamma Delta
5 Randolph Rd., Vvorcester,
BARRETT, Austin D., Delta Upsilon
117-38 Park Lane South, Kew Gardens, L. l.,
BARTHOLOXV, James M., L.J.A.C.. 5 Cottage St.. South Orange.
Conn.
Mass.
N. Y.
N. J.
BASSETT, Preston R., Jr., Delta Upsilon, 104 B'way, Roclcville Centre, N. Y.
BATES, Edwin R., L.J.A.C. 628 Central St.. Evanston, 111.
BATESON. David L., Phi Kappa Psi 265 Vvilson Ave., Rumiord, R. T.
BAYLES, Donald H., Phi Gamma Delta, 306 Allen Ave., Allenhurst, N. J.
BEAMAN, Philip A., L.J.A.C. 22 Kelis Ave., Newark, Del.
BEAN, John B., Chi Phi 29 Templar Xvay. Summit, N. J.
BEAN, John B.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
4345 E. Lalie Harriet Blvd., Nlinneapolis,
Nlinn.
BEATTY, C. Francis, Jr., Delta Upsilon, 31 Nlurray Hill Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
BECK, Harry B.. Jr., Clii Psi, 234 Hollywood Ave.. Douglaston, L.. T., N. Y.
BECRNVITH, John B., Delta Upsilon 176 Brewster Rd., Bristol, Conn.
BEERS, Lewis F., Jr.. Chi Phi 21 Deer Hill Ave., Danloury, Conn.
BELDING, Robert F., Theta Xi. 63 Vvashington Ave., Northampton,
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Mass.
BRUADBENT, David, Theta Delta Chi 103 VVilliams St., Providence, R. 1.
BROCK, Robert M., Chi Psi 62 Litchfield Rd., Port Vvashington, N. Y.
BROC-NA, Arthur, Delta Tau Delta 45 Hyde Ave., Newton, Mass.
BROOKS, George G., L.J.A,C. I0 Vvilson Rd., Pleasantville. N. Y.
BRONVN, Edmund A., Theta Xi 946 Central Ave., Plainfield. N. J.
BROXVN. Ogden R., Delta Upsilon 75 Beard Ave., Buffalo, N. Y.
BROWN, Robert TVTCA.. Chi Psi 159 Chapin St., Binghamton, N. Y.
BROVVN, Roland G., Psi Upsilon, 2224 Fremont Ave, So., hlinneapolis, Minn.
BROXVNING, X1Vi11iam C.. Psi Upsilon
232 NV. Johnson St., Germantown. Philadelphia, Pa.
BRUYN, Arwed R., Delta Tau Delta
211 Cathedral Ave.. Hempstead, L. T.. N. Y.
BRYANT, Richard VV., Phi Kappa Psi 314 Waslihurn St., Lockport, N. Y.
BUCK, George C., Theta Xi 343 Liherty St., Meriden. Conn.
BUCKMAN. Clarence J., Jr., Delta Upsilon E. Maple Ave., Langhorne, Pa.
BULETTE, John E. 4827 VValnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
BURDGE, Clifford S., Jr., Phi Kappa Psi 79 Xvestminster Rd., Bristol, Conn.
BURGESS, John T., Theta Xi 129 Joralemon St., Belleville, N. J.
BURNHAM, Charles D., Beta Theta Pi 1615 East Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
BURR, Hugh lVlcL., Delta Kappa Epsilon Slingerlands, Alhany, N. Y.
BURROWS. John P., Chi Phi, 534 Pelham 1Vlanor Rd., Pelham Nlanor, N. Y.
BURT, Donald P., Psi Upsilon 101 Central Parlc Vvest, New Yorlc, N. Y.
BURT, Vvillour F., Jr., Delta Upsilon
101 Central Parlc Vvest, New Yorlc, N. Y.
BUTLER. Douglas P.. Phi Kappa Psi 15 Nlonmouth Rd.. Worcester, Nlass.
BUTTERWOR11-1, Henry L.. Jr., Delta Tau Delta
36 North Parkway. Vvorcester. Nlass,
BYRNE, Robert H.. Delta Tau Delta 249 Bard Ave., Staten lsland, N. Y.
BYRNE, Rohert lvl., Theta Delta Chi ll Hemloclc Rd., Bronxville, N. Y.
There is always one outstanding men's shop in a community which is
noted for its quality merchandise and popular prices. ln Amherst, it is the
HOUSE OF VVALSH . . . which for twenty years has been the home
of Hickey-Freeman Clothes.
THOMAS F. WALSH
COLLEGE OUTFITTER
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2 CADY, Fenimore., Jr., Alpha Delta Phi
M ers Corner Rd a rn
y ., VV pp' gers Falls, N. Y.
4 CALLANAN, Charles J., Jr., Delta Upsilon, 193 Pleasant St.. Brookline, Mass.
1 CAREY, James C.. Alpha Delta Phi, 8 Fernwood Rd.. West Hartford, Conn.
1 CARPENTER, John C., Delta Kappa Epsilon
69 Oneco Ave., New London. Conn.
2 CARSON. David B.. Delta Tau Delta 57 111inois Ave., Youngstown. Ohio
2 CARY, Otis, Delta Tau Delta 6 Church St.. Bradford. 1V1ass.
3 CASE, Richard VV., Delta Tau Delta
44 Edgewood Ave.. Longmeadow. Mass.
CASEY. X'Vi11iam R., Jr., Psi Upsilon 160 Lake St., Rouses Point. N. Y.
CASSEDY. Pierce A., Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon
Nottingham Rd., Short Hills, N. J.
CHALIBERLAIN, Sydney D.. Jr., Chi Phi. 110 Plimpton St.. VVa1po1e, Mass.
CHAPIN. John Cv.. Chi Phi Saunderstown, R. 1.
CHAPMAN. James G., Psi Upsilon
Chestnut Hi11, R. F. D. No. 1, Norwalk, Conn.
CHASE, Heman B., Beta Theta Pi 45 Commercial St.. Provincetown, 1V1ass.
CHESTER. John J.. Jr., Psi Upsilon. 2501 Fair Ave., Bexley, Columhus, Ohio
CHURCH. Richard E. 117 Elm St., 1V1i11hury, Mass.
CHURCH. Rohert G., Jr., Theta Xi 465 E, Main St., Nleriden, Conn.
CLAPP, Stephen A., Theta Delta Chi 50 Beverly St., Rochester, N. Y.
4 CLARE. James D., Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta
118 Lowell Ave., Newtonville, 1V1ass.
2 CLARK, Edward N., Chi Phi 399 Lexington St.. Vvaltham, 1V1ass.
1 CLARK, John B., 2nd, Theta Xi 41 Vvright St., Vvestport. Conn.
2 CLARK. John D., Jr.. Psi Upsilon 22 Berkeley Rd., Maplewood. N. J.
1 CLARKE. VVi11iam C., Jr.. Phi Delta Theta, 65 Summer St.. Westerly, R. 1.
3 CLAYTON, Alden Cv.. Phi Delta Theta 165 Taher Ave., Providence, R. 1.
3 CLEAVELAND, Henry F.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
140 Quincy St., Brooklyn. N. Y.
4 Cocl-IRANE. VVi11iam T.. Beta Theta Pi 3300 So. 27th St.. Lincoln. Nehr.
1 COFFIN, Peter R., Beta Theta Pi Edgewood Farm, Vvakefield, R. 1.
2 COGSWELL, James K., 3rd, Delta Kappa Epsilon
105 Old Army Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
3 COHN, Eric M. 201 W. 89th St., New York. N. Y.
3 C01-IN. Jay B. 201 VV. 89:11 St.. New York, N. Y.
4 COLE, Ashley, Plii Delta Theta 1050 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.
1 COLE, Gordon E., Jr., Alpha Delta Phi, 76 Watchung Ave., Montclair, N. J.
3 COLLINS, Thomas R.. Jr.. Psi Upsilon, 5265 Westminster P1., St. Louis, Nlo.
2
COLQUHOUN. Norman VV.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
2994 Warrington Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio
COLTON, Edwin M.. Beta Theta Pi 4 First Ave., Nlontpelier, Vt.
CONGER, John J.. Delta Kappa Epsilon, 39 Union St.. New Brunswick, N. J.
CONNELL, Thomas H.. Jr., Delta Upsilon
48 Gordonhurst Ave., Upper 1V1ontc1air, N. J.
CONOVER, Cameron H., Delta Upsilon 4 Montview Rd., Summit, N. J.
COOPER, Charles F., Phi Kappa Psi 1321 Locust St.. Xvilliamsport, Pa.
COPP, Gordon NT.. Phi Gamma Delta 129 Newton Ave., Wvorcester, Mass.
CORBUS, Josephus R.. Alpha Delta Phi, 2746 Euclid Park Pl., Evanston, 111.
COREY, E. Raymond, Theta Delta Chi
434 No. Fulton Ave.. Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
CORLEXS, Rayner Cr. 588-10 St.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
CORRAL. Manuel 1., Delta Kappa Epsilon Embassy Apts., Tampa, Fla.
COSGROVE, David T., Psi Upsilon 402 So. Main St.. Le Sueur, 1V1inn.
COWAN, George L., 111. Theta Xi River Bank, Edgewater Park. N. J.
CRAFT, Samuel C.. Jr., Psi Upsilon 345 VV. Berkeley St.. Uniontown, Pa.
CRAIG. Douglas S., Alpha Delta Phi
3878 1V1ay1-ield Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio
CRAMER. Harrison E., Delta Tau Delta
2747 Espy Ave.. Dormont, Pittshurgh, Pa.
CRAMER, Richard D., A1p11a Delta Phi 723 So. 1V1ain St.. Goshen, Ind.
CRANSHAW, Harold B.. Jr.. Beta 'Theta Pi
96 Berkeley St.. West Newton. Mass.
CRARY, Miner D.. Jr., Psi Upsilon Northport. L. I., N. Y.
CRISTMAN, 1V1i1es A., Chi Phi 75 Pleasant St., Ashland, 1V1ass.
CRITTENDEN, Kenneth R., Phi Gamma Delta
150 Carteret St.. Glen Ridge, N. J.
CUMMINGS, Richard H.. Theta Xi 197 Marion St., Springfield, Mass.
CUMMINS. John P. J.. Jr.. Delta Tau Delta
TV1ontca1m St., Ticonderoga, N. Y.
CURTIS, Gordon M.. Jr., Psi Upsilon 305 Catherine St.. Millard, Pa.
CUTHBERTSON, John H., Alpha Delta Phi
2000 Chapel St., New Haven, Conn.
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CUTLER, Samuel R., Beta Theta Pi 442 VV. School Lane, Germantown. Pa.
DALZELL. Fred B., Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta, 116 E. 68:11 St., New York, N. Y.
DARRIN, Ralph M., Jr., Theta Delta Chi
Sherbrooke Apts., 920 Madison St., Syracuse, N. Y.
DAUB, A. Craig. Phi Kappa Psi. Kiskiminetas Springs School, Saltshurg, Pa.
DAVID, C1i11ord C., Beta Theta Pi 42 XV. School Lane. Philadelphia, Pa.
DAvis, John K., Chi Phi 675 Longacre Blvd., Lansdowne, Pa.
DAVIS, 1V1erriam, Delta Tau Delta 390 Broad St.. Windsor, Conn.
DAVIS, Richard T., Alpha Delta Phi 57 VV. 58111 St., New York, N. Y.
DAVIS. Rohert L., Alpha Delta Phi 24 Peach St., Walpole, 1V1ass.
DAVIS, Thomas R., Theta Delta Chi 56 Prescott Ave., Bronxville, N. Y.
DAvlsoN. Perry VV., Alpha Delta Phi. 206 Third Ave.. No.. Texas City. Tex.
DAYTON. VVa11ace C., Alpha Delta Phi
2321 B1aisde11 Ave.. Nlinneapolis, 1V1inn.
DEARNLE1'. James L.. Beta Theta Pi
6601 Wissahickon Ave.. Philadelphia, Pa.
DECASTRO, A11en J.. Jr., Chi Phi Highland Ave., South Norwalk, Conn.
DEIN, Bruce C.. Theta Xi 827 Court St., Honesdale, Pa.
DEININGER, VVhitaker T.. Beta Theta Pi 240 Gritfen St., Phoenixville, Pa.
DELAPP, Darwin F., 1...J.A.C. 31 Orchard St.. Norwalk, Conn.
DELFINER, Henry 75 Garden Rd.. Scarsdale, N. Y.
DELIMUR, Alexander C.. Phi Kappa Psi
3825 Xvisconsin Ave.. Washington, D. C.
DEMBE, Edward A.. 1...J.A.C. 80 VV. 40th St., Bayonne, N. J.
DENIO, John P., Beta Theta Pi Ox Bow Rd., South Lincoln. Mass.
DENTON. Richard, Psi Upsilon 520 VV. Third St.. Elmira, N. Y.
DESANTI, Louis A.. 1...J.A.C. 1156 VV. Boylston St., Vkforcester. Mass.
DEWART, Gordon R. 67 Brainerd St.. St. Alhans, Vt.
DIBBLE, Frederick N., Theta Delta Chi 714 Auhurn Ave., Buffalo. N. Y.
DICKSON, Wallace H., Beta Theta Pi 515 NV. Clapier St., Philadelphia, Pa.
DILLS, Rohert D., Psi Upsilon 657 Ely Ave., Pelham. N. Y.
DONAHUE. Laurence L.. Jr., 1...J.A.C. 444 N. Pleasant St., Amherst, Mass.
DONALDSON. John H., Delta Tau Delta 105 Dana St.. Amherst, Mass.
DoNALDsoN, Richard B., Delta Tau Delta 5614 Howe St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
DONOGl'IUE, Thomas J., Theta Delta Chi 8 Euston St.. Brookline, Mass.
D.O0GE. Charles L., Psi Upsilon 38 Kings Rd., Chatham, N. J.
Do0LEY, Richard F., Theta Xi 46 Bailey Rd.. Arlington, Mass.
DonMAN, Parker S., Chi Psi 2905 32nd St.. N. VV.. Vvashington, D. C.
DORMAN. Wayne E.. Chi Psi 2905 32nd St.. N. W.. VVashington
DOSCHER, Jurgen H.. Jr., Phi Gamma Delta
700 Josephine St., Sweetwater, Texas
DOTY, Randolph C., Phi Kappa Psi 316 Litchfield St., Torrington. Conn.
DOUCETT. James A., Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta
. D. C.
69 Vvalworth Ave.. Scarsdale, N. Y.
Dow, Richard T., Theta Xi 20 Warren Ave.. Woburn. Mass.
DOWLEY, Rohert C.. Alpha Delta Phi, 6 Paul Revere Rd.. Worcester, Nlass.
DOSVLING, Arthur L., Psi Upsilon Amherst, Mass.
DRECHSLER. Ivan R.. Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
3 St. John's Rd., Baltimore, Md.
DREW. Howard F., Theta Xi McA1pine St., Lyons Falls, N. Y.
DRIPPS, Harold GV.. Psi Upsilon 310 Brentlord Rd., Haverford, Pa.
DRlsco1.1., Philip J. 99 Cvrayiield Ave.. VVest Roxhury. Mass.
DUDAN, Peter, Psi Upsilon 805 E. Fifth St.. New York. N. Y.
DUNBAR, Henry F.. Jr., Beta Theta Pi 67 Keene St.. Providence. R. 1.
DUNN, Alhert H., 111. Phi Delta Theta 158 Ancon Ave.. Pelham, N. Y.
DUNN, Robert G., Theta Delta Chi
4515 Browndale Ave., 1V1inneapo1is, Minn.
DURKES, Richard S., Beta Theta Pi 722 Fellows St., Dixon, 111.
DUVAL, Alhert P., Jr.. Theta Xi 162 Locust St.. Holyoke, 1V1ass.
EARLY. John H., Phi Kappa Psi 3528-80th St.. Jackson Heights, N. Y.
EASTBURN. David P., Theta Delta Chi 148 E. State St., Doylestown. Pa.
EASTINIAN, Frederic C., Psi Upsilon
18 Salem End Rd., Framingham Centre, Mass.
EATON, A11an A., Chi Plii 165 Belmont St.. Brockton, Mass.
EATON, Rohert A., Chi Phi 165 Belmont St., Brockton, Mass.
EDDY, Ernest A., Jr, 522 Overhill Dr., University City. Mo.
EDES. Francis D.. Delta Upsilon 216 Vvarren Ave., Plymouth. 1V1ass.
EHRENFELD, John, L.J.A.C. 43 Sunset Ave., Amherst, Mass.
ELA, Howard C., Jr.. Delta Tau Delta. 100 Highland Ave.. Somerville, 1V1ass.
ELLINWOOD, Thomas R., Alpha Delta Phi
40 Calle Clara Vista. Tucson. Ariz.
Ex.i.iS. Calvin J., Jr., Phi Cvamma Delta King St., Vvest Hanover. Mass.
ELLIS, Rohert VV. C.. Beta Theta Pi Box 215, Farmington, Conn.
DINE DANCE
In a refmed atmosphere
at
TUTITS COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Only six minutes from Hamp.
. gun
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EMERSON, George VV., Jr., Phi Delta Theta
45 Elm St., Northampton, Nlass.
ENGLISH, James R.. Jr., Phi Delta Theta, 900 Vvashington St., Shamolcin, Pa.
ERSKINE, Xvilliam H.. Alpha Delta Phi 307 E. 44th St., New Yorli, N. Y.
Escr-1wEn.En, Alexander C., Ill, Beta Theta Pi
2659 N. Terrace Ave.. Milwaukee, NN is.
EVANS, Marlin C., Theta Delta Chi Rose Hill, N. Y.
EVANS, Robert L.. Theta Delta Chi 32 Cushing Ave., Nashua, N. H.
EWEN, Harold 1. 211 Davis St., Springfield, Nlass.
FAlRcr.ouc.H, James, Delta Kappa Epsilon
40 Smith Ave.. White Plains, N. Y.
FAu.ow. Richard E., Theta Delta Chi, 28 Sunset Ter., VVest Harttord. Conn.
FARNVELL, Richard VV.. Delta Tau Delta 325 Richmond Rd., Kenilworth, Ill
FARWELL, Robert L., Delta Tau Delta 780 Prospect Ave., Vvinnetlca, lll.
FAULKNER, Francis F., Chi Psi 150 Court St., Keene, N. H.
FAvoun. John McL., Chi Phi 122 S. Mt. Vernon Ave., Prescott. Ariz.
32 Cone St., Harttord, Conn.
52 Fearing St., Amherst, Mass.
FERNALD. John D., Theta Delta Chi, 61 Wintlirop St.. VVest Newton, Mass.
51 Perlrins St.. VVest Newton. Mass.
51 E. 42nd St.. New Yorlc, N. Y.
179 E. Lalce Shore Dr., Chicago, lll.
I8 Circle Rd., Scarsdale. N. Y.
555 Main St., Stoneham, Nlass.
FEINGOLD. S. Victor
FELLERS, Francis X., L.J.A.C.
Fn.mN, Richard F.
FIRMAN, Joseph H.. Delta Upsilon
FIRMAN. Nviniield, Delta Upsilon
FISHER. Andrew, Delta Upsilon
Flsrus. NVillard
FITZGERALD, John L., Phi Delta Theta
3320 Grenway Rd., Shalcer Heights. Ohio
FITZGIBBON, Robert Chi Phi 46 Abhott St.. Beverly. Mass.
FITZGIBBON, Thomas. Chi Phi 46 Ahbott St., Beverly, Mass.
FLEMING, Milton F., Delta Upsilon 61 Tulip St., Summit, N. J.
FLETCHER. Vvarner G.. L.J.A.C. 27 Riverview St.. Springfield. Mass.
FOLEY, Andrew J., Chi Phi 56 Windsor Rd., Brookline, Mass.
FOLLETT, Rohert P., Phi Delta Theta 1454 Beacon St., Brookline, Nlass.
FOOTE, Ralph A.. Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon Box 2. Orwell, Vt.
FORD, Franlclin S.. Alpha Delta Phi
417 So. Lansdowne Ave., Lansdowne. Pa.
FORD. George L., Psi Upsilon
2586 Colchester Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio
FORD, Vvilliam C. 25 Main St., Williamsburg. Mass.
FOTOS, Evan, L.J.A.C. 351 Main St., Amherst, Mass.
FOWLER, Theodore V., lll. Theta Xi 108 Loring Ave.. Pelham. N. Y.
Fox, Raymond H. 6 Broolcs Pl.. St. Johnsbury, Vt.
FRANCIS, John B., Delta Upsilon 9 Vvestway, Bronxville, N. Y.
FRANKL, Woll J. 225 W. 84th St., New Yorlc, N. Y.
FRASER, Harry G., Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon
123 Waterman St.. Providence, R. 1.
FREEMAN, Brewster. Delta Kappa Epsilon 316 E. Sixth St., Hinsdale, lll.
FREEMAN, Edward M., Delta Kappa Epsilon 316 E. Sixth St., Hinsdale, lll.
FREEMAN, Robert S., Delta Tau Delta 316 Summit Ave., Wayne. Pa.
FREES, Charles W., Jr.. Theta Delta Chi
7383 Westmoreland Dr.. St. Louis. Mo.
FROST, Edwin D., Jr., L.J.A.C. 126 Prospect St., Summit. N. J.
FROST, Raymond H. Care ot Elmbanlt. Xvashington St.. Vvellesley. Mass.
FULLER, Corodon S., Jr.. Theta Xi 28 Balcer St.. Foxhoro, Mass.
FULLER, Everett G., Theta Xi 133 So. Horace St., Woodbury, N. J.
GANG. Lloyd. L.J.A.C. 542 Ridgewood Ave.. Glen Ridge. N. J.
GARDINER, Lion. Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta 22.84 Club Rd., Columbus, Ohio
GENTHOLTS, Norris J., Delta Kappa Epsilon
17403 Fernway Rd., Shalter Heights. Ohio
GIFFORD, Russell, Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon, 92 Pleasant St., Leicester. Mass.
GILFERT. Robert J., Phi Delta Theta 680 Palmer Ave., Teaneclc, N. J.
GILLFILLAN, James H., Chi Phi 432 Vt7ashington Ave., Glencoe, lll.
GILMAN, Randall, Phi Kappa Psi
Byrn Mawr Court Apts., P. O. Box 327, Bryn Nlawr, Pa.
GILMORE, Rohert VV.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
801 VVashington St., Nlichigan City, lnd.
GrLsoN, Edwin H.. Chi Phi 10 Gilson Rd.. Nvellesley Hills, Nlass.
GOELITZ, Nvilliam H., Jr., Phi Delta Theta 717 Thomas St., Oak Park, Ill.
GOES, Robert VV., Psi Upsilon 6754 Euclid Ave., Chicago, lll.
GOLDMAN. Adrian P. 21 E. 69th St., New Yorlc, N. Y.
GOLDTHORPE, Dwight. Theta Xi 40 Hudson Rd., Bellerose. L. l., N. Y.
GOOD, David M. 3520 South St., Lincoln, Nehr.
GOOD, Robert J., Phi Delta Theta 3520 South St.. Lincoln, Nebr.
GOODALE. Ralph S. 335 Vvolcott Hill Rd., Vvetherslield, Conn.
GOODRIDGE. John C., Phi Kappa Psi 69 Jerome Ave., Bristol. Conn.
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Gozzl. Raymond D. 15 Fletcher Ave., Mount Vernon. N, Y.
GRAY, Dandridge M., Psi Upsilon 21 Studio Lane, Bronxville, N. Y.
GRAY, Herbert P., Beta Theta Pi 86 Vinton St.. Melrose, Mass.
GRAY, James F. J.. Chi Phi 19 Aspen St., Floral Parlc. N. Y.
GREEN, John L., Delta Kappa Epsilon 7340 Northmoor Dr., Clayton, Nlo.
GREEN, Kimball S., Theta Xi ' 46 Snell St., Amherst, lVlass.
GREEN. Robert K.. Beta Theta Pi Coulter Ave., Pawling. N. Y.
GREENE. Guy S., Jr.. Alpha Delta Phi 624 Pearson Ave., Ames, lowa
GREENE, Theodore P.. Alpha Delta Phi
33 Lexington St., New Britain. Conn.
GREENE. VVilliarn H., Delta Kappa Epsilon
308 Broolclord Rd.. Syracuse. N. Y.
GREGG, Edward E., Delta Kappa Epsilon
121 Elderwood Ave., Pelham, N. Y.
GRIFFITH, Charles M., Chi Psi 5809 Marlboro St., Pittsburgh. Pa.
Gmr-'Fl'rn, Grant, L.J.A.C. 39 Gorham Ave.. VVestport. Conn.
GRIM, George G., Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon West Long Branch, N. J.
GRINNELL. Carroll C., Jr., Theta Xi R. F. D. No. 1, Selltirlt. N. Y.
GROSS. H. Jolivette, Theta Xi 197 Nlt. Vernon St., West Newton. Mass.
GROW, George Nl., Delta Upsilon 635 Bowman Ave.. Merion, Pa.
HAAS, Rohert S. 426 Nleadowbroolc Ave., St. Davids, Pa.
HACKETT. George L., Phi Delta Theta
2335 Delaware Dr., Cleveland Heights. Ohio
HADLEY, Ralph V.. Phi Kappa Psi 2 Angell St., Providence, R. l.
HALE. C. William, Jr., Theta Xi, 50 Meadowbrook Rd., Longmeadow, Mass.
HALL, Charles R., L.J.A.C. 215 Floral St., Roselle, N. J.
HALL, Warren D., Jr., L.J.A.C. 36 Ascutney St., Windsor, Vt.
HALLENBECK, VVilliam W., Phi Kappa Psi
109 Oalcland Ave.. Gloversville, N. Y.
HALLOWELL. George B., Jr., Delta Upsilon
Nrvalton Rd., Huntingdon Valley, Pa.
HAMILTON. Allen C.. Theta Delta Chi. 33 Sagamore Rd., Bronxville. N, Y.
HAMILTON. VValter A.. Theta Xi Brewster Ave.. Stony Point, N. Y.
HAMLIN, Franklin C., Beta Theta Pi 130 Mullin St.. Watertown, N. Y.
HAMP, Eric P., Beta Theta Pi 69 No. Arlington Ave., East Orange, N. J.
HANKIN. Montagu, Jr., Chi Psi 18 Dogwood Dr.. Summit. N. J.
HANSEN, Norman F. t23V2 Main St., Andover, Mass.
HARDING. Ralph L., Jr. Phi Kappa Psi
3350 Elsmere Rd., Shalter Heights, Ohio
HARDY. Kenneth L., Phi Kappa Psi
118 Van Horn St., West Springfield, Nlass.
HARPER, William E.. Jr., Theta Xi 501 Parlc Ave.. Manhasset, N. Y.
HAmusoN, Thomas S., Phi Kappa Psi
347 No. Auduhon Rd., lndianapolis, lnd.
HARSTEDT, George W., Jr., Chi Phi
93-38 Hollis Ct. Blvd., Queens Village. N. Y.
HART, Vvilliam C., Chi Phi 89-40-210 Pl., Queens Village, N. Y.
HARTIGAN, Albert G., Phi Gamma Delta 33 W. Main St.. Norwich. N. Y.
HARVEY, Bartlett, Alpha Delta Phi 10 Spooner Rd., Chestnut Hill, Nlass.
HARVEY, H. Blakely. Jr., Beta Theta Pi
9 Euclid Ave., Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Hzmwooo, Burton H., Jr., L.J.A.C.
46 Vvater St., South Glastonbury, Conn.
HASSE, Adrian H., Chi Psi 2720 Fairmont Blvd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio
HASTORF. Albert H.. lll. Phi Kappa Psi, 265 Kimball Ave.. NNest1ield, N, J.
HATCH, Peter. Beta Theta Pi 8 Highview Ave.. Old Greenwich. Conn.
HAVENS. Fred R., Phi Kappa Psi 635 E. 45th St., Kansas City, Nlo.
HAVERSTICK, John Nl.. Chi Phi 12 No. Hanover St., Carlisle. Pa.
l'1AtVKINS. David R., Theta Xi 15 Kimberly Ave.. Springfield, Mass.
l'lAWKlNS, Harman. Phi Delta Theta Box No. 898, Plandome, N. Y.
HAX'ES, Melvin H., Theta Xi 3556 No. Hackett Ave.. Milwaulree, Wis.
HEAD, Richard L., Chi Psi 20 Lloyd Rd.. Montclair, N. J.
HEALD, John T., Delta Kappa Epsilon
68 Fogg Rd., South Weymouth. Mass.
HECKER, George S.. Chi Psi 5926 Clemens Ave.. St. Louis. Nlo.
HEINTZELMAN, Malcolm R. O., Theta Xi 29 Front St., Marblehead, Mass.
HEISLER, Charles C., Alpha Delta Phi
409 Penwyn Rd.. Vvynnewood, Pa.
HEISLER, Edmond H., Psi Upsilon 409 Penwyn Rd., Vvynnewood, Pa.
HENDERSDN, Howard J.. Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon
1405 Highland Ave., Rochester, N. Y.
HERNDON, Gerald O. Biltmore Hotel, Providence, R. l.
HERSH, Charles A., L.J.A.C. 917 Vvestminster Ave.. Hillside, N. J.
HESS, Samuel A.. Phi Gamma Delta 18644 Birchcrest Dr.. Detroit, lVlich.
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ST UE T UIHEETUHY fcnntinuedl
HEUTEL, Harry B. Geyer Rd., Sappington, Nlo.
HENW'lTT, Charles E.. Delta Kappa Epsilon Miller Rd., Nlahwah. N. J.
HICKS, Robert L... Delta Kappa Epsilon 48 lVlillett Rd., Swampscott, Nlass.
HILL, Gordon W.. Beta Theta Pi
HILLS, David G., Phi Gamma Delta
HINCKLEY, Charles T.. Theta Xi
Hmscu. Louis A., Jr., L.J.A.C.
HOLDSWOBTH, William C.. Phi Gamma Delta
279 Amity St., Amherst, Mass.
HOLMES. Alden V., Phi Gamma Delta 21 Walker Ave., Saylesville, R. l.
HOLMES, Franlc H.. Alpha Delta Phi 9 Sumner Rd., Wellesley Hills, lvlass.
HOLTHAUSEN. Ernest A.. Jr., Phi Kappa Psi 109 Palmer Pl., Leonia, N. J.
62 Norwood Ter., Holyolce, Mass.
5 Brooliline Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
Osterville, lVlass.
520 Ellcins Ave.. Ellcins Parlc, Pa.
HOLTON, John B., Chi Phi 22 Avon St., Broclrton, lVlass.
HOLZAPFEL. Richard D., Psi Upsilon Box No. 493. Sancluslry, Ohio
1'lOPKlNS. Stephen Van C., Phi Delta Theta, 180 Maple St.. Englewood. N. J.
HORNE. Prentice C.. Alpha Delta Phi 130 Roclcview Ave., Plainfield, N. J.
HOSFORD. William S. 155 Amity St.. Amherst. lVlass.
HOUGHTON, Albert F.. Beta Theta Pi
3411 No. Shepard Ave., lvlilwaulcee, Nvis.
HOUGHTDN. Franltlin O., Phi Kappa Psi
217 Woodward St., Vvaban, Nlass.
HOWARD. Kenneth Jr.. L.J.A.C. 335 Highland Rd., Pottstown. Pa.
HOWARD, Robert C., Delta Upsilon 34 Belcher Ave., Brockton. Mass.
HOWKINS, John H. F., L.J.A.C. 459 So. Pleasant St., Amherst, Mass.
HOWLAND. Allen H., Alpha Delta Phi
25 Massachusetts Ave., Walpole, Mass.
HUBBARD, Eugene B., Chi Psi 74 Migeon Ave.. Torrington, Conn.
HUGHES, Robert F., Theta Delta Chi 29 Clinton Ave., hlaplewood, N. J.
HUNTER, Kenneth VV., Jr. 4157 Ortega Blvd., Jacksonville, Fla.
HUNTER, Richard A., Psi Upsilon 48 Wall St.. North Adams. Nlass.
HUNTINGTON, VVilliam C.. Phi Gamma Delta
R. F. D. No. 72. Vvindsor, Conn.
HURD, James B.. Chi Psi Barrington Court Farms, Barrington, lll.
lNoRAHAM, Robert G., Jr., Delta Upsilon
200 Elmgrove Ave.. Providence, R. l.
Ivy. Peter C., Phi Gamma Delta 36 Pennoclc Ter.. Lansdowne, Pa.
lZANT, Robert J., Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon Great Elm, Hudson, Ohio
JACKSON, XV. Newton, Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
300 Camden Ave., Salisbury, lVld.
JAMES. Edward D., Chi Phi 1625 Ruscomb St.. Philadelphia. Pa.
JARCHOXV, Robert B., Chi Psi 2430 Lincolnwood Dr., Evanston. lll.
JELLINGHAUS, C. Butler. Psi Upsilon 14 E. 90th St.. New Yorlc, N. Y.
JENSEN, Eric A.. Delta Kappa Epsilon 142 Engle St.. Englewood. N. J.
JENVETT, John F.. Theta Delta Chi Bay Road. Amherst. Mass.
KELLY, John J., Jr.. Chi Phi 26 Dearborn St., Springfield. Mass.
KENDREXV, Leroy J., L.J.A.C. 2 Briggs St., Easthampton. Mass.
KERR, Richard F., Beta Theta Pi
110 Vvoodward St., Newton Highlands,
KESSELER, Howard J.. Delta Kappa Epsilon, 68 E. 86th St., New York,
KILGORE, John E., Jr., Phi Delta Theta
Mass.
N. Y.
2102 Berlceley Dr., Wichita Falls, Texas
KIrrnA1.L, Richard M., Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon
79 Carpenter St., Foxboro,
KINGDIAN, Henry S., Jr., Psi Upsilon
R. F. D. No. 2. Nlaplewoods, Vvayzata.
Mass.
Minn.
KINLEY. David H., Jr., Beta Theta Pi 3406 Warden Dr., Philadelphia, Pa.
KINNEY. Stuart C., Delta Tau Delta 41 Lincoln Ave., Little Falls, N, J.
KITCHELL, Samuel F.. Alpha Delta Phi 5 Hay St., Newbury, Mass.
KITTELBERGER, Donald XV.. Delta Tau Delta
220-28 100 Ave., Queens Village. N. Y.
KITTS, VVillard. Phi Gamma Delta, 1286 So. Beretania St., Honolulu, T. H.
KLIPPEI., Allen P., Phi Delta Theta 52 Fair Oalcs. Clayton, Mo.
KNEELAND. Edward J., Theta Xi 21 Ridgewood Ave., Holyolce. Mass.
KNIGHT, Geoffrey, Jr.. L.J.A.C. 201 West 11th St.. New Yorlc,
N. Y.
KNIGHT, James L.. Delta Kappa Epsilon Vvarsaw, Mo.
KOEBEL, Franlc E., Jr.. Delta Upsilon 52 Lincoln St., Glen Ridge, N. J.
KOENIG, Edward C., Jr., Theta Delta Chi E. Church St., Eden.
Koi-ILEI1, Robert T., Psi Upsilon
Cragswold Apts., Garth Rd.. Scarsdale,
KOHN, lVlitchell, Jr. 1174 Ardsley Rd., Schenectady,
KRONEMEYER, Robert F., Delta Upsilon, 2175 Cedar Ave., New Yorlc,
KRUM, John A., Delta Kappa Epsilon
14755 Drexmore Rd., Shalter Heights
KUEI-INE, Richard E., Psi Upsilon 104 57th St., New Yorlt,
KUESEL, Harry B.. Phi Delta Theta
N. Y.
N. Y.
N. Y.
N.Y.
Ohio
N. Y.
116-08 84th Ave., Richmond Hill, L. l., N. Y.
KULP, S. Ernest, Jr., Phi Delta Theta Rosedale Dr., Pottstown, Pa.
LACAIRE, Anthony S. 30 Howes Ave., Florence.
LACEY, Theodore VV., Delta Upsilon 32 Jason St.. Arlington,
LAFLEUR, VVilliam J. 182 Earl St., Northampton.
LALLY, John F., Phi Gamma Delta 720 Hampden St., Holyolre.
LAMAR, VV. Vvylly. Jr., Psi Upsilon
Quarters l, Navy Yard, Charleston.
LANCASTER. Stephen S., Delta Tau Delta
55 Grand View Circle, Manhasset,
LANE, Chester H.. Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon
73 Pine Grove Ave., Summit.
lVlass.
DTBSS.
Nlass.
Nlass.
S. C.
N. Y.
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2 JEWITT, David VV. P., Beta Theta Pi
2680 VV. Parlc Blvd., Shalcer Heights. Cleveland. Ohio
JINIs1-rIAN, John 117-14 Union Turnpike, Kew Gardens, N. Y.
JOHANSSON. Edgar T.. Alpha Delta Phi
JOHNSON, Davis G.. 'Theta Xi
JonNsoN, Thomas L., L.J.A.C.
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JOHNSTON. Porter K.. Jr., Alpha Delta Phi
1017 Sycamore St.. Haddon Heights, N. J.
, Carl F., Theta Delta Chi 94 Albemarle St.. Springfield, Mass.
53 Fairfield St., Springfield. Mass.
, Robert E., Phi Delta Theta 303 So. Grove Ave.. Oalc Parlt. lll.
24 Main St.. Chatham, N. J.
4400 Edmondson St., Dallas, Texas
3 JONES. Eric A.. Chi Psi 71 Cayuga St., Seneca Falls, N. Y.
1 JONES, Frederic P., Psi Upsilon Los lvlochis, Sinaloa, Nlexico
1 JONES, Kearney L., l...J.A.C. 77 Vvindemere Rd., Rochester, N. Y.
4 JONES, Ray C., Theta Xi 3 Vvilliams St.. Holyolce, lVlass.
1 JONES, Richard S., Beta Theta Pi 1904 Dorothy Ave., Louisville, Ky.
3 JONES, Xwilliam N., Chi Phi Pomander Vvallc, Teaneclr, N. J.
1 KAI-INER, Edwin, L.J.A.C.
Hyde Pa
rlc Hotel, 25 E. 77th St., New Yorlc, N. Y.
4 KASSANDER, A. Richard. Jr., Theta Delta Chi
1 Loolrout Circle, Larchmont. N. Y.
KAULL, James T., Jr., Theta Xi 77 Bliss Rd., Newport, R. l.
KEEDY. David N., L.J.A.C. 37 Salem St., Amherst, lvlass.
KEEFE. Harry V.. Jr., Delta Tau Delta 63 Lorraine St., Roslindalc. Nlass.
KEHNE, Vvilmer D., Phi Delta Theta 521 Elm St., Fredericlt, Md.
KEITH, Russell M., Chi Phi 59 Woodside Ave., Broclcton, lwlass.
KELLEY, Lawrence W., Phi Gamma Delta
55 Redlands Rd., West Roxbury, Nlass.
KELLEY, Richard E., Psi Upsilan 1080 Clilldale Ave.. Lakewood. Ohio
KELLOGG, Douglas E. Terrace Heights. Katonah, N. Y.
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LANNING. Milton V., Chi Phi lvlarlcsboro Rd.. Blairstown, N. J.
LAW, Robert S., L.J.A.C. 472 Argyle Rd.. Broolclyn, N. Y.
LAWRENCE, Richard C., Delta Upsilan 5 Sullivan St.. Cazenovia. N. Y.
LEA. Albert S., Phi Gamma Delta Parli Ave., New Yorlt, N. Y.
LEAHY. Franlc J., Delta Upsilon 117 Ancon Ave., Pelham, N. Y.
LEAHY, Paul R., Chi Psi 452 Chestnut Hill Ave., Broolcline, Mass.
LEE. Allred S.. Delta Kappa Epsilon Amherst. Mass.
LEININGER. Robert L.. Phi Gamma Delta
1809 Howard Ave., Pottsville, Pa.
LEII'-ER. Henry M. VV., Phi Kappa Psi 1 Paulin Blvd.. Leonia, N. J.
LEONARD. Alexander C., Phi Gamma Delta 322 Elm St.. Bennington, Vt.
LERCHEN. Edward H., Psi Upsilon
VVest Long Lalce Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
LEWIS, Myron S., Beta Theta Pi 332 So. East Ave.. Oalc Parlr, lll.
LIEDTKE, John H., Beta Theta Pi 2119 So. Madison Ave., Tulsa. Olcla.
LJGHTNER. Thomas G.. Delta Upsilon 46 E. Erie St., Painesville, Ohio
LINDSAY, John A., Alpha Delta Phi 59 Salem St., Andover. Nlass.
LITTLE, Franlclin P.. L.J.A.C. 412 Caroline St., Ogdensburg. N. Y.
LONGLEY. Ralph R., Phi Delta Theta 234 Clinton Ave.. Oalc Parlt, lll.
LUCE, Cedric lVl., Jr. 98 Sound Ave.. Riverhead. N. Y.
LYBRAND, VVilliam T., Chi Phi 523 Ninth Ave.. Prospect Parlc. Pa.
LYDON. Thomas H.. Psi Upsilon 7019 Washington Ave., St. Louis, Nlo.
LYLE. Cornelius R., ll, Phi Gamma Delta, Hotel Lorraine, Philadelphia, Pa.
lVlCADo0, Robert C., Psi Upsilon 434 Anthwyn Rd., Narberth, Pa.
TVTCCALLUM, Charles R.. Jr., Delta Tau Delta
1924 Cumberland Blvd., lV1ilwaultee. NVTS.
lVlcCREARY, Lewis A., Psi Upsilon
2265 St. James Parlcway. Cleveland Heights, Ohio
MCCROSKERY. Allan L.. Theta Xi Riverbank Rd.. Stamford, Conn.
MCCRUBI, Robert XV., Theta Delta Chi, 174 Parlc Ave., Saranac Lalre, N. Y.
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lVlCD0NALD, H. Alexander, Jr., Phi Gamma Delta
3470 Cambridge Rd., Detroit, lxlich.
lVlCEv0Y, Charles D., Jr., Delta Tau Delta South Barre. Mass.
lY1AClNNlS, Rohert Nl., Phi Delta Theta 3 hflason St., Gloucester, Nlass.
lx1CKECHN1E, Rolaert K., Delta Kappa Epsilon
2953 E. Derbyshire Rd., Cleveland Heights, Ohio
lV1CKlNLBY, John. Chi Phi 409 lV1oody Ave., New Castle, Pa.
MCKITTERICK, John B., Phi Kappa Psi
18208 Shelhourne Rd.. Shaker Heights, Ohio
MCLANE. Hugh J., L.J.A.C. 4350 Oregon Ave., Detroit, Nlich.
MCLAUGHLIN, Nlano, Psi Upsilon, 2649 No. Farwell Ave., hlilwauhee, Wis.
TYTCLENNAN, Alexander B., Alpha Delta Phi
lvlayilower Apts., Louisville, Ky.
MCMULLIN, Rohert D., Delta Upsilon 215 Vvindsor Rd., Vvahan, Mass.
lx2lCNAMEE, Vv'il1iam A.. Delta Tau Delta, 60 Brewster Rd., Scarsdale, N, Y.
PTCNIFF, Vvalter F., Phi Kappa Psi R. F. D. No. 1, Amherst. Mass.
lVlCNl'r'r, VVillard C., Jr., Chi Psi 975 Pine St., Nvinnetlta, 111.
MACALUSO, Vincent G., Chi Phi Continental Rd., Tuxedo Parlc, N. Y.
MACHAMER, William L., Jr., Delta Tau Delta
151 Amity St.. Amherst, hlass.
NACOMBER. Peter B. 66 Crabtree Rd., Squantum, Mass.
MAJOR, Richard R., Delta Kappa Epsilon, 41 Sturgis Rd., Bronxville, N. Y.
MAHONEY, Thomas F., Theta Delta Chi Nvassaic, N. Y.
MAIN, Bradford T., Phi Kappa Psi
80 Old Hartlord Turnpike, New Haven. Conn.
MAITLAND, David J.. Phi Kappa Psi 16 Vtfest St.. Norwood, Nlass.
LLON Xvalter B Jr Psi U silon 50 Vvashington St., Nlalone, N, Y.
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MALONEY, John P.. Jr., Phi Gamma Delta
816 Prospect Ave., Ridgefield, N. J.
TVIANN, Samuel G., Phi Gamma Delta, 2305 N. Broad St., Philadelphia, Pa.
MARBERGER, Roy VV.. Jr.. Phi Kappa Psi
241 YV. Fornance St.. Norristown, Pa.
lV10NROE, Rohert E., Delta Upsilon 63 Bellevue Ave., hflelrose, hlass.
lV1ooRE, Daniel L., Beta Theta Pi
Box 23, VVilliam Penn Highway, Cresson. Pa.
lVl00RE, Vvilliam J., Phi Kappa Psi 193 Hazel Ave., Highland Park. 111.
lN1ORGENTHAU, Rohert Nl., Alpha Delta Phi Hopewell Junction, N, Y.
BTORSEY, Chase, Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon 7732 Davis Dr., Clayton, Mo.
lVI0RT0N, John H.. Alpha Delta Phi. 108 Sandringham Rd., Rochester, N. Y.
lVl0RTON, Rohert F., Alpha Delta Phi
Oxford Rd., Brookline, Uppcr Dnrbyy PH.
MOSEL, George A.. Jr. 323 Oxford Rd., New Rochelle, N. Y.
Moss, Richard, Phi Delta Theta 79 Kogai-Cho, Azahu-hu, Tolcyo, Japan
1V10YER, David B., Chi Phi 611 Shore Rd., Cape Elizaloeth, Nlaine
lNlUENCH, Norbert VV., Delta Upsilon 208 Twin Hills Dr., Syracuse, N. Y.
h'1ULROY, Thomas E., Delta Kappa Epsilon
8 Rockaway Ave., lV1ar1JlelIead, hflass,
611 Lowell St., Lawrence, Mass.
"Broolcside," Cowesett. R. 1.
lV1URRAY, Howell S., Chi Psi 31 No. Linden Ave.. Highland Park, 111.
3 Greenwood Pl.. Yvyncote, Pa.
717 VV. Sth St., Plainfield. N. J.
8860-192nd St., Hollis, N. Y.
40 Burton St., Springfield, Nlass.
NIURPHY. Edwin C., Delta Upsilon
NIURRAY, Clarke L., Delta Upsilon
lVlYERS, Alan YV., Alpha Delta Phi
MYGATT. Frederic E., 3rd, Psi Upsilon
NAGLE, David A., Phi Gamma Delta
NALLY. Thomas P. F., L.J.A.C.
NASH, Louis P., 11, Phi Kappa Psi 581 Vvillow St., Vvaterhury, Conn.
Nason, Alexis P., ll. Phi Kappa Psi 80 Old Hartiord Turnpilic
NEILY, Clarlc, Delta Upsilon 48 Drew Rd.. South Portland, Maine
NELSON, Roloert Nl., Alpha Delta Phi
14 Old Orchard Rd., Chestnut Hill, Mass.
NEUHOFE, Robert L.. Theta Delta Chi 57 Joy Ave.. Vvchster Groves, Nlo.
IVTARGARIDA, Carlos. Delta Tau Delta
Central Constancia. Toa Baia, Puerto Rico
lV1ARKs. E. Kenneth. Phi Gamma Delta, 180 East 79th St., New York, N. Y.
4 lVlARSHALL, Philip C., L.J.A.C. 19 Hancock St.. VVest1ie1d, lVlass.
1 lV1ARTlN, George R.. Jr. 1295 lV1anor Circle, Pelham Manor, N. Y.
2 TVTARTINSEN, Ove K. Park Court 70, VVest New Brighton. S. 1., N. Y.
NEVINS, Charles B.. Chi Phi 345 Elder Lane, Vvinnetlta. 111.
NEWBIAN, Richard J. 56 Marshall Rd., Yonlters, N. Y,
NICOL, H. Gilbert. Phi Gamma Delta 10 Kempster Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
NICOLL. George C.. Beta Theta Pi 7 Xvashington Ave.. Andover, Mass.
NININGER. Robert D., Chi Psi 635 Fillmore St., Denver, Colo.
NORRIS, Frank T.. Delta Kappa Epsilon 48 Florence Ave., Holyoke, hlass.
NOYES, Edmund G., Theta Xi ll Allen St., Newburyport. Mass.
O'CONNOR, Rohert J., Delta Upsilon I2 Nlunroe St., NorthaIIIpton, Nlass.
OICONNOR, Rohert K., Chi Psi 146 Morgan St., Holyoke, Mass.
O'DONNELL, VVilliaIn C.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
MASON, Herlvert P., Jr., L.J.A.C. 62 Beelrman St.. Plattshurg, N. Y.
PIIASSEE, John G., Delta Upsilon 319 Gregory Ave., XfVest Orange, N. J.
PIIATTHEXVS, C. Carey, Phi Gamma Delta
154 Crescent St.. Northampton, Nlass.
OLMSTED, Charles H., Jr., Beta Theta Pi
745 Burnside Ave., East Hartford,
CORD.
2 BTERRELL, Rohert V.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
3875 Waldo Ave., New Yorlc, N. Y.
2 MATTHIAS, VVil1iam P., L.J.A.C. 1 Bridgeman Lane, South Hadley, Mass.
3 NIATUSZKO, Nlitchell S., L.J.A.C. R. F. D. No. 3, Amherst, lvlass.
1 1V1AY0-SMITH, Richmond. Jr., Chi Psi 591 Bridge St., Dedham, lvlass.
4 MEAKER, Lawton S, F.. L.J.A.C. 3 Benton St., Vtlellesley, Mass.
1 MEEKER, Amherst VV.. Alpha Delta Phi
559 Parlc St.. Upper 1Vlontclair, N. J.
2 lx"1EINEKER, Rohert L. 69 Brookline Ave., Alhany. N. Y.
2 MELHORN, William H., Theta Delta Chi
217 Eichellnerger St., Hanover, Pa.
3 lVlENZlES, Gordon C., Phi Kappa Psi
826 Nlaryland Ave., Syracuse. N. Y.
OUTTEN, Henry P., Phi Gamma Delta
8062 So. Drive, Hampton Park, St. Louis, Mo.
PACKARD, Rohert P., Chi Psi 159 lnwood Ave., Upper lV1ontc1air, N. J.
PAGE, Richard B.. Alpha Delta Phi 72 South Ave., Weston, Mass.
PAINE, Franklin K., Beta Theta Pi Argy'le Court, Clinton, lgyva
PAKRADOONI, Aram P., Delta Upsilon, 6441 Vvoodloine Ave., Overhroolt, Pa.
PALMER, Arthur W., Jr.. Psi Upsiion
Buck Lane E- County Line Rd.. Haverford, Pa.
PALMER, Thomas W., Jr., Theta Xi 24 Shawnee Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
PARKHURST, Edward C., Alpha Delta Phi
6 Columhus Ave., Beverly, Mass.
PARRY, Vvarcl H., Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon 33 Corson Ave., Altron, Ohio
PARTENHEIMER, Harold P., Jr., Phi Kappa Psi
60 XV. 65th St., lndianapolis, lnd.
691 lvlorcley Ave.. Alcron, Ohio
PATCH. Xxyilliillll H., L.J.A.C. 829 Oshorne Ave., Plainfield, N. J.
PATTISON, Lee S., L.J.A.C. 111 Grant Ave., Newton Centre, lhlass.
PATTON, VVard H., Jr., Delta Kappa Epsilon
2900 Ewing Ave.. So., lvlinneapolis, 1Vlinn.
PECK. John H. 77 Helen St., Hamdcn, Conn.
PECK, Lionel S., Jr., Phi Delta Theta Sagamore Rd., Nlacedonia, Ohio
PECK, Theodore T., Beta Theta Pi
3008 Carlton Rd., Shalcer Heights, Ohio
PEDEN, Burnet VV.. Delta Upsilon
7137 Vvestmoreland Dr., University City. hlo.
PEIRCE, Charles, Delta Tau Delta Hancoclt Point. Nlaine
PERKINS, John B., Psi Upsilon 68 Bennett Ave., Binghamton, N. Y.
MERRILL, Edward G.. Psi Upsilon 69 Colonial Ave., Xhlarwiclr, N. Y.
lVlERRILL, Hervey C.. Chi Phi
care ot A. C. Merrill, Reynolds S' Co., 120 Broadway, New Yorlt, N. Y.
BTESSENGER, James L., Phi Kappa Psi 516 No. Garfield St., Hinsdale. 111.
METAXAS, Mentor L., Phi Delta Theta 59 Conway St., Greenfield, Mass.
MEYER. Christian D., Jr. 125 Amity St., Amherst, hlass.
MICHENER, James A., Beta Theta Pi 2919 hflarltet St., Camp Hill, Pa.
lv1lLLER, Alan D., L.J.A.C. 193 Hamilton Ave.. New Rochelle, N. Y.
2 MILLER. Richard lVlcC., Delta Upsilon 44 Edgewood Rd., Scarsdale, N. Y.
4 TVIILLER, Samuel C.. Psi Upsilon 311 No. Narherth Ave.. Narherth. Pa.
1 lVTlLLER, Tillord D., Alpha Delta Phi Belden Hill Rd., Vvilton, Conn.
3 MILLIKEN, John G., Chi Psi 502 Vvashington St., Traverse City, lvlich.
MILLINGTON, George H., Chi Phi 3511 No. 11th St., Philadelphia. Pa.
1V1IRlCK, Richard VV., Beta Theta Pi 7 Oherlin St., Vvorcester, hflass.
lVllTARACHl, Paul Athens. Greece
BTITCHELL, Rolsert L., Phi Gamma Delta
PETERSEN, Clinton VV., Alpha Delta Phi
1162 Enfield St., Thompsonville,
PFAU, VVilliam E.. Jr., Delta Tau Delta
CORN.
2216 Filth Ave., Youngstown. Ohio
127 Oxford Blvd., Garden City, N. Y.
2 IVTOENCH, John C., Jr., Phi Delta Theta
432 Vvaltham St., Vvest Newton, Nlass.
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PEIZENMAYER. VValter J.. Jr. 109-76 201st St., Hollis, N .Y.
PHILLIPS, Arthur M., Jr.. Phi Delta Theta. XVard's Island, New York, N. Y.
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ST UE T DIHEETUHY fcnntinuedl
4 PHILLIPS. Charles J., Phi Gamma Delta 37 Spruce St.. Jamestown, N. Y.
3 PHILLIPS. Harlan B., L.J.A.C. 105 Prospect Ave., Mount Vernon, N. Y.
4 PHILLIPS. John Nl., Jr.. L.J.A.C. 105 Prospect Ave., Mount Vernon. N. Y.
4 PHILLIPS, Roswell VV.. Phi Delta Theta XVard's lsland, New Yorlr. N. Y.
1 PIERSON, Charles E.. Delta Tau Delta 39 Fir Hill, Akron, Ohio
2 PITCHER, Alhert M., Jr.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
857 Yvestminster Ave., Elizabeth, N. J.
4 PITT, Vvilliam V., Phi Gamma Delta 259 Garfield Pl., Brooklyn, N. Y.
4 PI.IMI-ToN, Fred J., Jr. 15 First St., Harrison, N. Y.
1 PLOUGH, George H.. Delta Upsilon S5 Dana St.,Amherst,N1ass.
3 PLDUGH, lrvin C.. Delta Upsilon S5 Dana St., Amherst. 1V1ass.
4 PLUNKETT, Robert G.. Delta Kappa Epsilon 66 Boulevard, Pelham, N. Y.
2 POGUE, Francis H.. Beta Theta Pi 235 So. Arlington Ave.. Springfield, O.
POLLARD, Goldwin S., L.J.A.C. New Braintree, 1V1ass.
POMEROY, Roloert M. 424 Glen Ave., Council Blutts, lowa
POTTER, Chandler A., Theta Xi 405 E. 54th St., New Yorli, N. Y.
Po'r1'ER, Gordon V., Chi Psi
3148 Cleveland Ave., N . VV.. Nvashington, D. C.
PRATT, Donald S.. Phi Kappa Psi 435 XV. 23rd St., New York, N. Y.
PRATT, Jesse H., Jr., Psi Upsilon 110 Bala Ave., Balaacynwyd, Pa.
PRATT, Theodore, Jr.. Chi Psi Glen Cove, N. Y.
PREBLE, Robert C., Jr., Chi Psi 200 E. Superior St., Chicago. 111.
PRESTON, Franlclin H. SS Hawley St.. Binghamton, N. Y.
PRICE, John W.. Phi Delta Theta
4918 Hilllorooli Lane. N, VV.. Vvashington, D. C.
PRICE, Samuel P.. Plri Delta Theta 317 Crossman St., Jamestown, N. Y.
PRICKITT, Henry B., Theta Delta Chi The Ramblers. Strattord, Pa.
PYM, Arthur H., Chi Phi 116 Beach Blutt Ave., Beach Blutt, Ntass.
QUINN, Joseph F., Chi Phi I 15 Sherman St., Beverly, lvlass.
QUINN, Philip H., Chi Phi 307 Vvashington St., Vtlinchester, Mass.
RABISEY, Charles V., Phi Delta Theta, 583 So. 1V1ap1e Ave., Glen Roclc, N, J.
RANSOM. John S.. Phi Gamma Delta, 400 Washington St., Falls Church, Va.
4 RANSOM,
Robert C., Delta Kappa Epsilon
65 Rockledge Dr., Pelham tV1anor, N. Y.
1 RATHBUN, Henry T., Alpha Delta Phi 651 Euclid Ave., Elmira, N. Y.
3 RATHER, John C., L.J.A.C. 160 Columbia Heights, Brooklyn, N. Y.
3 RAYMOND, Arthur Nl., L.J.A.C. 240 Main St., Hingham, 1V1ass.
1 RAYBIOND, Sherwin H., L..J.A.C, 302 Elm St., Northampton, Mass.
4 READ, Richard C.. Delta Kappa Epsilon 34 Amherst St., Holyoke. Mass.
READ, Verne R., Jr., Alpha Delta Phi 35 Church St., Hudson, Ohio
REBER, John H., Psi Upsilon Esplanade, Pelham, N. Y.
REDDING. Andrew C.. Delta Upsilon lll Hilltop Rd., Jenkintown. Pa.
REED, James A., Chi Psi 694 Hamilton St., Rahway, N. J.
REEI1, Pierre C., Beta Theta Pi 465 Lowerline, New Orleans, La.
REID. Rohert, Phi Kappa Psi 3478 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
REMSEN, Charles, Alpha Delta Phi P. O. Box No. 157, Belfast, Maine
REPPA, Ro1JertB., Beta Theta Pi Box No. 1565. Cristolaal, Canal Zone
REUTER, Donald, Phi Gamma Delta 309 York Ave., Towanda, Pa.
RICE, Vvillard G., Beta Theta Pi 8 Silver St., VVorcester, 1V1ass.
RICH, Rohert E., Phi Delta Theta 191 Littelton Ave., Newarlc, N. J.
RICHARD. VVi11iam R.. Jr., Phi Kappa Psi 77-83 St., Brooklyn, N, Y.
RICHARDS, Yvilliam S., Theta Xi 397 Main St., East Hartford, Conn.
RIPLEY, Vvilliam E., Phi Kappa Psi
3071 Huntington Rd., Shatter Heights, Ohio
RISLEY, John H., Alpha Delta Phi 27 College Ave.. Vvaterville, 1V1aine
RISTINE, Thomas H., Phi Delta Theta College Hill. Clinton. N. Y.
Rlz1.0. Joseph N., Beta Theta Pi Nine Acres, Huntington, N. Y.
ROAN, J. Gordon, Delta Upsilon 33 Plymouth Rd., Summit, N, J.
ROBINSON, Edgar S. 825 So. 10th St., Newark, J.
4 RODC-ERS, 1V1arion, Jr., Phi Kappa Psi ' 271 Parlc Ave., Manlrasset, N. Y.
4 RODGERS, Vvaltcr R., 3rd, Chi Phi 219 Valley Rd., 1V1erion Station, Pa.
3 RODGERS, Vvilliam H., Chi Phi 219 Valley Rd., Merion Station, Pa,
4 RODMAN,
3 ROELOFS,
Thomas A., Alpha Delta Phi 775 Blult St.. Glencoe, 111.
Gerrit H., Phi Gamma Delta
Arden Farm, Billington Rd., East Aurora, N. Y.
1 ROELOFS, H. 1V1ar1c, Phi Gamma Delta
1 ROETTER,
Arden Farm, Billington Rd., East Aurora, N. Y.
Dietrich O. K., Alpha Delta Phi
3122 Lakeland Ave., 1V1adison, Vvis.
1 RooERs. John B.. Delta Kappa Epsilon
GIECTIS FRIHIS GICBDS Farms, CUIUI.
3 ROGERS. Julian VV., Theta Delta Chi
3031 Granada St., Fort Lauderdale, Fla.
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RoI.I.INs. Ralph E., Jr., Chi Psi
6040 Camino de 1a Costa. La Jolla, Calif.
ROMIG, XVi11iarn F.. Delta Tau Delta
20849 Shalcer Blvd., Shalcer Heights, Ohio
RosEN. David P.. L.J.A.C. 45 Adelaide St., Harttord, Conn.
ROSENBERRY, Ralph Mel.. Phi Delta Theta
820 Sherman St.. Coeur d'A1ene, Idaho
ROSOFF, Chester B., L.J.A.C. 16 1V1orris St., Hamden. Conn.
RUSSELL, Vvarren C., Delta Tau Delta 240 Cambridge St.. Syracuse, N. Y.
ROSSMASSLER, Stephen A.. L.J.A.C. Chadcls Ford, Pa.
ROUILLARD. Vvarren E., Theta Delta Chi
23 Vvashington St.. Saratoga Springs, N. Y.
RowI.EY. John R., Chi Psi 516 Berkley Road, Narloerth. Pa.
RUGG. Allen D., Chi Phi 616 Bernardston Rd., Greentield, Mass.
RUGG, Thomas H., Phi Gnnirua Delta
521 Hudson Ave., Newarlc. Ohio
RUDlBAUGl'I, Marshall U., Phi Gamma Delta
618 Wyoming Ave.. Kingston. Pa.
Rurnf, Ellis S., Jr., Phi Gamma Delta
1036 Beltield Ave.. Drexel Hill, Pa.
RUSSELL, Herbert J., Phi Gamma Delia ,
33 Aherdale Rd., Bala-Cynwyd, Pa.
RUSSELL, Samuel R., Jr., Phi Kappa Psi. 216 W. 19th St., VVi1mington, Del.
SALZIIIAN, Harold S., Phi Delta Theta. 2 Bushclitt Rd., Vvinchester, Mass.
SANCTUARY. Richard A. 218 E. Pleasant St.. Amherst, Mass.
SANDERS, Frederick, Phi Kappa Psi Vaughan Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
SANDS, Vvilliam L.. L.J.A.C. 202 New York Ave., Brooklyn, Y.
SAVAGE, Harold J.. Delta Upsilon 735 Hanford Pl.. Westfield, N. J.
SAWYER, Perry A., Phi Gamma Delta 290 Parlrer Ave., Haclcensaclc, N. J.
SAVVYER, Thomas P.. Delta Upsilon 404 Haverford Ave.. Narherth, Pa.
SCHARFF, Clinton R., Jr., Theta Delta Chi
1811 Nvildemere Ave., Detroit, lwtich.
SCHARIN, Howard H., Phi Kappa Psi, 2808 Sheridan Pl., Evanston, 111.
SCHMID, W. Kent, Phi Delta Psi
222 Upper Mountain Ave., Upper Montclair, N. J.
SEELYE, Taleott VV., Alpha Delta Phi, 320 VV. 87th St., New York, N. Y.
SEGAL, Irving 34 Morningside Rd., Wvorcester, Mass.
SEIDEL, Gerald F., Chi Psi 809 Linden Ave., Oak Parte, 111.
SELRIRK. Nvallace S.. Phi Delta Theta, 151 Hawthorne St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
SELLER, Halley D., Phi Gamma Delta, 101 Sanderson St., Greenfield, 1V1ass.
SELLEXV, VVi11iam VV., Jr., Delta Tau Delta
Crestwood Rd.. Woodmere. N. Y.
SEXVARD, Rossiter L., Jr. 108 Castlelaar Rd., Rochester, N. Y.
SHAMBAUGH, Benjamin. Alpha Delta Phi
5625 University Ave., Chicago, Ill.
SHANAHAN. Jeremiah D. 76 Parte St., Turners Falls, Mass.
SHAND, John D., Theta Delta Chi 2 E. King St., Lancaster, Pa.
SHAY, C. Keith, Chi Psi
SHEA. Lawrence P., L.J.A.C.
SHENK, George C., Chi Psi
SHERA, W. Robert, Theta Xi
SHERMAN, David H., L.J.A.C.
SHERWOOD, Martin H., Theta Xi
SHIFRIN, Edwin G., L.J.A.C.
262 Laurel Ave., Highland Parlc, 111.
90 Beacon St., Florence, 1V1ass.
168 1V1id1and Ave., Montclair, N. J.
14 Ridgecrest North, Scarsdale, N. Y.
- Chaplin, Conn.
5 Hamilton St., Binghamton, N. Y.
6644 Waterman Ave., St. Louis, Mo.
Sl-IORR. Jacotzv, L.J.A.C. 456 Pennsylvania Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SIEGRIST, Vvilliam, 3rd, Phi Delta Theta, 1033 Prospect Pl.. Brooklyn, N. Y.
SIGDA, Alhin J. 196 Franklin St.. Holyoke, Mass.
SILN, Murray S. Dean Rd., Brookline, Mass-
SILVER. Sumner, L.J.A.C. 56 May St., Worcester, Mass.
SIMONDS, Sherhorne B., Chi Phi
101 Nlorningside Rd.. VVorcester, 1V1ass.
SIIIIONS. VVi11iam G., Delta Upsilon 249 E. Main St.. Newarlt. Del.
SIBIONS, Xyvtlltiilll P., Alpha Delta Phi
702 Longmeadow St., Longmeadow. Mass.
SIMONSON, John VV., Chi Phi 3739-12 St.. Rock lsland, Ill.
SIMPSON, Richard F., Beta Theta Pi, Upper River Rd., Louisville, Ky.
SINCLAIRE, Harry A., Theta Delta Chi
415 Edgewood P1.. Rutherford, N. J.
SKEEL., Thomas E., Phi Delta Theta
20862 Byron Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio
SKINNER, H. Harlow Box 35, 216 So. 16th Ave.. Yalcima. Wash.
SKRIGAN, Paul S., Chi Phi 138 No. Bank St., New London. Conn.
SLETTELAND, Trygve B., Delta Upsilon
2115 Chadloourne Ave., Madison, Wis.
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LAND, Ohed F., Delta Kappa Epsilon. 94 Grove Ave., Alhany, N. Y.
1 SLOTE. Edward B., Jr. 35-25 212 St., Bayside, N. Y.
1 SDUTH, F. VVi1son, Phi Kappa Psi 1700 1.inco1n Ave., Evansvilie. 1nd.
3 SMITH, Howard P., Theta Delta Chi Ridge Rd., Lancaster Pa.
4 SMITH, John S. Coopershurg, Pa.
4 SMITH, Leonard K., Chi Psi 29 Sherman St., Springiieid, 1N'1ass.
1 SMITH. Martin A., Delta Tau Delta 33 Gariield Ave.. Passaic, N. J.
2 SMITH, lV1urray K., Theta Xi 370 Summit Ave., Leonia, N. J.
4 SMITH, Prentice F., Theta Delta Chi, 25 Galt Ter., XVehster Groves, 1V1o.
SBUTH,
SMITH-PETERSEN, Morten. Chi Phi
Richard S., Theta Delta Chi Ridge Rd., Lancaster, Pa.
VVood1Jroo14 Farm, Derhy, N. Y.
32 Fariow Rd., Newton, 1V1ass.
2
2 SMITH, Roland B., Alpha Delta Phi
3
4
SMITH-PETERSEN, Porter Cushing, Chi Phi, 32 Farlow Rd., Newton, Mass.
4 SMYTHE, Charles XV.. Jr., Psi Upsilon, 130 Amity St., Amherst, Mass.
THOMAS, Paul F., Phi Gamma Delta, 230 Pennsylvania Ave., E1 Paso.
THOMPSON. VVi11iam H., Delta Tau Delta
26-25 14 St., Astoria, 1... 1.,
THoMPsoN, VVi11iam L., Jr. 1 Sidney St., Wakefield,
THOMSEN, Donald L., Jr., Deita Tau Delta
Donniebrook Fafnl. Brookfield Center,
Texas
N. Y.
Mass.
CORD.
2 SMYTHE, VVi11iam J., Psi Upsilon 130 Amity St., Amherst, h'1ass.
1 SOUTHWORTH, Theodore C.. Clit Psi 43 VVi11ow St., Brooklyn. N. Y.
41 SPEAR. Charles F., Chi Psi 269 New York Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y.
SPIEGEL. George, L.J.A.C. lil Dalton Parkway, Salem, 1V1ass.
SPRAC-UE. 1..1oyd D., Phi Delta Theta, 77 E. 5th St., Corning. N. Y.
STAFFORD, Fred VV., Jr.. Phi Kappa Psi 31 D No. Main St.. Rutland, Vt.
STARR, Rohert J, Jr., Plii Kappa Psi, 3735-85th St., Jackson Heights, N. Y.
STAUFFER, David H.. Beta Theta Pi
102 Coilege Ave., New Brunswiclc, N. J.
STEADMAN, Aian VV., Clii Phi 63 Madison Circle, Greentieid, Mass.
STEBBINS, Thomas A., Alpha Delta Phi Deerfield, 1N'1ass.
STEERE. Jolm VV., Alpha Delta Phi 21 Barnes St., Providence, R, 1.
STEINBACH, Xviliiam lV1cC., Beta Theta Pi, 218 Logan St., Lewistown, Pa.
STEM, XN'i11iam B.. Phi Kappa Psi
Care o1 Brown Bros., Harriman Co., 1531 VVa1nut St., Philadeiphia, Pa.
THOMSEN, lX'1ar1i L., Psi Upsiion, E. 132 St., Shaker Heights. Ohio
TFIIROCKMORTON, VVi11iam R., Chi Psi 1611 Juneway Ter.. Chicago, 111.
TIFFANY, Rohert 1V1cC., Psi Upsilon 955 Ackerman St., Syracuse, N. Y.
TIPTON, John A., Theta Delta Chi
112 XV. Seventh St., VVat1cins Glen, N. Y.
TISDALL, James Ni.. Beta Theta Pi 453 Hillside Ave.. Holyoke. Mass.
TISZA, Thomas E. 445 VV. 23rd St., New York, N. Y.
FFITSNVORTH, Edwin J.. Chi Psi 360 1V1orris Ave., Providence. R. 1.
Toaav. James VV., Phi Delta Theta S40 Forest Ave., Rye, N. Y.
TRAUTMANN, Homer F., Phi Kappa Psi
60 Dogwood Lane, Flower Hill, 1V1anhasset, N. Y.
TRAVER, VVi11iam E., 11, Alpha Delta Phi
15 Arlington Rd., VVe11es1ey 1'1i11s, Mass.
TREADWELL, VVarren S., Chi Psi 621 VVarwic1c Rd., Keniiworth, Ill.
TUCKER, James L., Chi Phi
219 Park Hill Dr., San Antonio, Texas
TURNER, Charles R., Phi Gamma Delta
19470 Shrewsbury Rd.. Detroit, 1V1ich.
VALENS, Evans G., Jr., Delta Tau Delta Oxiord, N. J.
VALENTINE, Richard H., Phi Gamma Delta
40 Fairview Ave., East VVi11iston, N. Y.
VAN ETTEN, Royal C., Jr.. A1pha Delta Phi
121 E. 62nd St., New York. N. Y.
VAN NOSTRAND. Allnert D., Phi Delta Theta
VVARD, Richard S.. Phi Kappa Psi, R. F. D. No. 117, Templeton,
STEPHENS, John 237 Ridge Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms, 1V1ich.
STEVENS, Day'id, L.ll.4A.C. Frances St., DIICIIOSC, DTHSS.
1 STEWART, David E., Psi Upsiiou 7 Aberdeen Pl., St. Louis, No.
il STENVART, Horace S., Jr.. Delta Tau Delta
1 STILES,
R. F. D. No. 7. Bangor, h1aine
lV1eredith N., Jr., Phi Kappa Psi
5 Hathaway Lane, Essex Feils. N. J.
1 STILL. Harold F.. Jr., Deita Upsilon, 212 Rodman Ave.. Jenkintown, Pa.
1 STIRN, Charies van S., Delta Tau Delta, 227 Coriies Ave., Pelham, N. Y.
J Srocumuooe, Franklin, Chi Psi
lV1ontrose Rd.. VVood1Jroo1c, Ba1timore, 1V1d.
56 Cormach Ct.. Bahyion, N. Y.
VENNEMA, Carey, Chi Psi 265 Gardner Rd., Ridgewood, N. J.
VON BLON. Philip, Beta Theta Pi
Fairways Apts.. 4-C, Pelham Manor, N. Y.
VON TVTERING, Friedrich J., Theta Delta Chi
993 lV1emoria1 Dr., Cambridge. Mass.
NVAGONER, Newell F. 96 Schuyler St., Boonville. N. Y
VVALDRON, Stephen S. 28 Vincent St., Binghamton, N. Y.
NTVALKER, Thomas F., Chi Psi 320 VVashington Ave., Haddonfield, N. J.
WIALLACE, VVarren J. 660 Hazeiwood Ave.. Detroit, Mich.
XNTALLER, George lvl., Phi Gamma Delta
V 460 VV. Hollywood Ave., Detroit, 1V1ic11.
MESS.
4 STOKES. John J. I 301 Highland Ave., VVater1:nury, Conn.
2 STONE, Thomas 1V1., Beta Theta Pi
3535 Norwood Rd.. Shaker Heights, Ohio
STORRS, Henry G.. 1...J.A.C. R. D. No. 3, VVest Chester, Pa.
STRAUS, 1rving 1..., Theta Delta Chi Quarry Lake, Valhalla, N. Y.
STRICKLAND, Wfalter R.. Delta Tau Delta
2873 Bainhridge Ave., New' York, N. Y.
STRYKER, Henry B., Jr.. Delta Tau Delta
353 Jo1mson Ave.. Englewood, N. J.
STUART, George A., Theta Xi Eim St., Baidwinvilie, 1V1ass.
SUu.IvAN, Jcre N., Phi Kappa Psi 54 Clinton Ave., Cortland, N. Y.
SULLIVAN, Robert J. 25 XN'a1nut St.. Northampton, Mass.
SUNOBE, Ryozo Urawa City. Saitawa, Japan
SXVAIM, Thomas G.. Beta Theta Pi, 131 Su11o11c Rd.. Chestnut Hill, 1V1ass.
SXVANSON. Compton V., Delta Kappa Epsilon
2310 Centrai Park. Evanston, 111.
SNVEENEY, Frank P., Chi Psi 2213 Su1grave Ave., Baltimore, 1N'1d.
TALBOT, J. 1'1aro1d, 11, Chi Phi
Old Biddeiord Rd., North Kennehunhport, 1V1aine
TAYLOR. Frederick C., Jr., Beta Theta Pi
332 So. Landing Rd., Rochester, N. Y.
TAX'LOR, G. Pierce. Theta Xi
P. O. Box No. 95. Greenfield, Mass.
TAYLOR, Harrison G., Jr., Beta Theta Pi, 16 VVi11ard Ave., XfVorcester, Mass.
TEPIAN, John F., Jr., Chi Phi, 1138 VVorthington St., Springfield, Mass.
Telci-IGRAEUER. Richard F.. Jr., Psi Upsiion
115 Corona Ave.. Peiham, N. Y.
TEPPER. Herhert J., Phi Delta Theta, 132 Franklin St., Hudson, Ohio
TERO, Alfred F., Jr., Theta Xi 68 Dean Ave., Franklin, 1V1ass.
4 FFEXVELL, VVenc1e11 H., De1ta Tau De1ta, 3357-46 N. E.. Seattle, VVash.
3 THOMAS. Franklin C., Jr., Phi Deita Theta
115 No. Tennessee Ave., 1V1artinshurg. VV. Va.
4 TEIOMAS, John M., Jr., Theta Xi Schen1cy Apts. Pittsburgh. Pa.
2 THOMAS, John P., Jr., Deita Upsiion 79 Belcher Ave.. Brockton, Nlass.
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VVARNER, Neison, 1V1., Jr.. Alpha Delta Phi
87 Evans Rd.. Brookline, Mass.
VVARRICK. XV. Sheridan. Alpha Delta Phi
2341 Lincolnwood Dr., Evanston, 111.
VVEATHERS, Eliot B., Psi Upsi1on, P. O. Box No. 211, Short Hills, N. J.
VVEAvER. XINIHIICII, Jr.. Phi Gamma Delta, 160 Brite Ave., Scarsda1e, N. Y.
WEBBER, Arthur H.. Jr., 1...J.A.C. 6 Longwood Ave.. Beveriy, Mass.
VVEBBER, Rohert T., 1...J.A.C. 229 1V1ain St., Amherst. Mass.
VVEBBER. VVi11iam S., Ill, Delta Tau Delta
16 Washington Sq., Gloucester, Mass.
NVEDER, Raiph E., Jr.. Chi Psi 69 Hohart Ave.. Summit, N. J.
XNIEISBACH, Benjamin, Phi Gamma Deita ,
268 Woodland Rd.. Highiand Park, 111.
NVELLS, James H., Delta Tau Delta 206 North St., Batavia. N. Y.
VVELTSCI-I, Ruhen Beth Sepiiian, Gaza Rd.. Jerusaiem, Palestine
VVEST, George Van T.. Delta Tau Delta
60 Pieasant St., VVo1Jurn. Mass.
XVI-IICI-IER, John F., Alpha Delta Phi 260 Amity St., Amherst, Mass.
XNYHISTON, William B., Theta Xi 76 Prichard St., Fitchhurg. Mass.
XNVHITE, David O., 1...J.A.C. R. F. D. No. 2, Amherst, Mass.
VVI-IITE, Homer O., Jr., Alpha Delta Phi, 416 Sharp Ave.. Glen olden, Pa.
NNVHITE, James P., Jr., Chi Phi, 62 VVedgemere Ave., Winchester, lV1ass.
NNIHITE, John INTCG., Beta Theta Pi I0 Coolidge Ave., Natick, Mass.
VVI-IITE. John S.. Psi Upsilon 177 Lorraine Ave., 1V1ontc1air, N. J.
XVI-IITE, Thomas VV., 1V, Chi Psi. 5244 Xvestminster Pl., St. Louis. Mo.
XNIHITELAXV, George P., Jr., Psi Upsilon
5291 VVestminster Pl., St. Louis, Mo.
VV!-IITESIDE, VVi11iam B., Chi Psi 640 Hinman Ave., Evanston. 111.
VVHORF, XVi11iam H., Chi Phi 2 Central Green, Winchester, Mass.
XAZICKENDEN, Thomas C., Alpha Delta Phi .
Twin Oalcs Rd., Short Hills, N. J.
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QUALITY OUR VVATCHVVORD SINCE
GULF SERVICE STATION
CERTIFIED GULFLEX LUBRICATION
Washing
GOODRICH TIRES AND TUBES
Battery Service and Car Storage
1865 DXVIGHT R. HORTON, Prop. TEL.. S391
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Catering to tile Good Taste
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ST UE T UIHEETUHY Cruniinuedj
l VVICKS, .lolm O.. Jr., Alpha Delta Phi, ll No. Howard St., Bellevue, Pa. l xN!0OD, Gordon F.. Theta Xi 43 VV. Court St.. Cortland. N. Y.
1 XVIENER. john A., LAJDA-C. 815 Park Ave., New York. N. Y. l xN'00D. Richard H., Chi Phi 55 Natlianael Ave.. hpawvtuclcet, R. l.
4 XAXIGGINS, John R., Alpha Delta Phi 71 Princeton Blvd., Kenmore, N. Y. 4 XYOODWARD' Edge' B' 6321 Pershing Ave" Unwerslty Clty' NIO'
3 WMU..,RfCi..m1 P,, cm Psi Green Bmk Rd.,N0r1i1 cat-lweii, N. J. 3 W vm- Rufus J- J'-- D'f"f' Tfgggflg P k Bl A Shaker Hd his Ohio
3 NVILCOX, Thomas VV., Delta Tau Delta 904 Oaliton St.. Evanston. lll. 2 YKKE Richard L Phi Gamma Dehao' ar V U g '
2 XVILDER. John H., Chi Phi 38 High St.. Lebanon, Pa. A l U Gauoupes Point Rd.. Swampscoul Ivlassi
4 VVILKINSON. David A.. Phi Kappa Psi 2625 E.. Flarlict St.. VVnrren. Ohio S YAMAMO-I-0, Ixflogoald 3-32 Denenclwfu, Ommi, Tokyo, Japan
3 XVILLARD, Lawrence E., Jr.. Theta Xi 330 Nlain St.. Saco. Nlaine 4 XFERRALL, George R., 3rd, Chi Phi
4 XVILLIAMS. Roger, Jr., Plxi Gamma Delta 65 Morningside Park, Springfield, Mass.
2202 Delaware Ave., Vvilmington, Del. 1 YQUNG, Cliauncy H.. Clii Psi 474 Allen's Creek Rd., Rochester, N, Y.
4 WlLLIAb1S. Stanton, Chi Psi. SS Roycrott Ave., lwlt. Lebanon. Pittsburgh, Pa. 3 YOUNG. John C.. Alpha Delta Phi
2 WiLLiAMs. Vernon. Clii Psi. 88 Roycroft Ave., Mt, Lebanon, Pittsburgh. Pa. 18 Arlington Rd" Vvenesletf Hills. M555-
3 VVILLIAMS, VVilliam P., Delta Tau Delta 4 YOUNG, Robert F.. Theta Xi 62 Belvidere Pl.. Yonkers. N. Y.
4938 Pershing Ave., St. Louis, Nlo. 2 ZIMMER, Jolm B.. Delia Upsilon 62 Nlagnolia Ave., Larchmont, N. Y.
l NVILLS, Ralph G.. Jr.. Theta Delta Chi 9 Broolilands, Bronxville, N. Y. 2 ZINK, Adolph NV.. Theta Delta Chi, 36 Judson PI.. Rockville Centre. N. Y.
2 VVILSON. David H., Alpha Delta Phi. 640 No. Portage Patlw, Akron, Ohio I ZINS, Leonard J., Delta Kappa Epsilon
1 vvimm. George H.. Jr. 55 Greenbush sr. Cortland. N. Y. 25 Woods Ave-. Haverhill. Mass-
4 NYVISE. Russell E., Theta Delta Chi 32 Kensington Rd.. Arlington, Nlass. 4 ZOBOLI. R0lJCl't A-. Plli Delta Theta 61 Maple St-' NOTWDOCI- Nlass'
It was not long ago that the Nlsettersn column ot the Student often contained long
obituaries bemoaning the passing ot "college spirit". Alumni and many students who had
failed to hear the preceding Saturday the long roar which once followed Sabrina touch-
downs and baslcets commented with marlcecl dissatisfaction that the cheerleading Was
poor, the singing dead, attendance at games deplorable. .
With a student body becoming increasingly conscious of this state ot affairs, it was
not long before leaders ot the renaissance emerged. Outstanding among these has been
the A.C.A., or cheerleaders association, which has done its best to convey to Amherst
teams by new, more frequent, and enthusiastic cheers the presence ot full college support.
This group's efforts, combined with support by the Board ot Athletic Managers in the
torm ot sponsoring such signboards as the one pictured above and divers snalce dances
have contrived to bring college yelling baclc up to par.
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THE I-UVIHEHST IJII. EU.
HEATING UILS
COMPLETE BURNER SERVICE
G. E. Refrigerators and Ranges Crosley Refrigerators and Ranges
Socony Gasoline and Lubrication
Cars Called For and Delivered
321 MAIN STREET ' TEL. 999
AMHERST, MASS.
Ofle HIl.Yld
THE LORD JEFFERY
0 A K E S A "Treadway Innv
MODERN ROOMS
EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL MODERATELY PRICED
LUNCHEONS FROM 754:
DINNERS FROM S1
HOLYOKE AND PITFSFIELD Coffee Shop fCafeteriaI Open Until Nlidnigtrt
MASSACHUSEITS MAKE THE "JEFF TROPHY ROOM"
YOUR MEETING PLACE
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Popping enthusiastically from last year's embryo and nursed tencteriy by Coach
fficia, hockey
Pres Coan on the ice of ttle new Vvild Life Sanctuary rink, Aml'l6TSt,S uno
team crossect sticks in oft-the-recorcl clashes with Mass. State and Deerfietct. In two tilts
Wittr the former, the Jett puck chasers emerged with a 2-2 tie anct 3-5 loss, White Deer-
fielct succumbed 3-2.
Ham Actams, Alex Alexander and Bolo Green led the assault and battery depart-
ment Wliile Cogswelt and Noyes, ably seconded at the net by Goalie Ted Lacey, ctoused
all would-the btitzes. McMullin, Jones, Bailey, Chase, Bateson, Stingertanct, Bullock, et
at served as ready substitutes.
If the latent hockey interest which was spurred by exceptionally favorable Weather
this year continues, the sport may be officially sanctioned by the Physical Education
Department in the future.
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PLUMBING in
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HAROLD PRATT POOL
KIRBY MEMORIAL THEATRE
Comp Iiments COLLEGE INFIRMARY
SCHOOL HOUSE
Of
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The Nat1onaI Library 65 SOUTH PLEASANT STREET
Bindery Co' Also a Complete Stock of
LATEST RECORDS
BLUEBIRD AND VICI' OR
RADIOS AND VICTROLAS
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Dave TreaoIvvay's I:mraincI1iId, the Trophy Taproom, has provided a convenient oasis
for AmIl6fSt,S tI1irsty sons. Reeking with atmosphere and Budvveisefs Best, this friendly
spot Iras been the scene of numerous events of a diversified nature. InformaI meetings
over Iatixered Igmrews as WeII as more officiaIIy sanctioned affairs sucI1 as tI1e Prom week-
end melee for the Zephaniah T. Moore Trophy Iiave entertained the LIetf's insomnia-
ridden guests.
With the opening of tI1e terrace, garden, or what you WiII, a new I1igI1 in cuItured
quafting was achieved. The Ilabitues of tI1e Trophy Room now IoIIecI IanguidIy at con
venientIy pIacecI tables about the weII-trimmed Iawn engaging in mumed conversations,
aIso of a diversified nature, IustiIy singing Iusty oId Amherst airs and, upon occasion,
I3IenoIing their voices in nostaIgic renditionspof Springs eternaI favorite, tire Senior Song.
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PRINTED STATIONERY ,- Double the usual quantity
Name, address, chance ol color, paper and Ink
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51.00 to 310.00
ANIIIERST FRATERNITY and COLLEGE PENNANTS
SPORTING Gooos-Tennis, Base Ball and Golf
A. J. HASTINGS
Newsctealer and Stationer
For Quality DRY CLEANING
Beyond tile Usual Stanclarcl . . .
LET "DAVE', DO IT
AMHERST CLEANSERS
and DYERS
Phone S28
PAIGE'S GARAGE
CHEVROLET - OLDSMOBILE
Sales and Service
Storage --1 Repairs -f Gasoline
159 NO. PLEASANT ST. Tel. 29
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SUPPLY COMPANY
Supplies for
Sanitary and Heating Engineers
Sheet Metal Vvorlcers, Mechani-
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Southwest Comer CHESTNUT and FRANKLIN STS.
Office and Warehouse, SpringFielcl, lxflassacluusetts
Compliments of
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INDEX TU ADVERTISERS
Pa ge
Acme Store .................... .......... 1 76
Henry Adams Co ................................... ........... 1 65
Amherst Cleansers and Dyers ...... ........... 1 72
Amherst Garage ............................ ........... 1 65
Amherst Laundry' ........
Amherst Oil Co. .... .
Ie.. G. Balfour Co ............
Bement Coal Co .........
Campus Restaurant ................
College Candy Kitchen .............
College Drug Store .........
Colyer Printing Co ..........
Douglass-Marsh ..............
Forest Farms Dairy ............
Gulf Service ...............,..........
A. J. Hastings ..............
165
167
176
161
165
163
161
169
159
172
165
172
Hel:1ert's Dairy ...................................................... ........... 1 57
Holyoke Valve and Hydrant Co .......... .......... 1 57
Jeffery Amherst Bookshop ........................ ........... 1 61
Lincoln Fruit Co ............................. .......... 1 65
Lord Jeffery Inn ...........
168
Beulah Johnson .......................................... . ....... iv.. ..........,. ...........
Mac S BOWIOCIFOIIIC ................................,................... ...........
Nlutual Plumloing and Heating .............. ...........
National Library Bindery ..................
Hotel Northampton ........................ ...........
Oakes Electrical Supply ............ ...........
Paige's Garage ...................... ...........
John C. Paige ,................,............. ...........
Pontiac Engraving Co ........ ...........
Pratt and Lambert ............. ...........
Rahar's Inn ...........,............. ...........
Roger Smith Hotel ............. ...........
J. Russell and Co ................. ...........
Springfield Plumbing ....
Sweet Heart Tea House ......... ...........
Eddie IVI. Switzer ................... ...........
Toto s ............,.......... ...........
IV1rs. Waite .........................
Thomas F. Vvalsh .............
Cliff Winn .................,..... ...........
Zamslcy Studios ..... ...........
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FRATERNITY JEVVELRY
OFFICIAL BADGES
ACME STORE KEYS AND CHARMS
NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS
AXVARDS
,INVITATIONS
DANCE FAVORS
PARTY PROGRAMS
CRESTED GIFTS
STATIONERY
Vvriie for FREE- Catalog
L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY
ATFLEBORO, MASSACHUSETTS
Administrative ....
Assistants ............................
Band ..............................................
Baseball, Freshman ................
Baseball, Varsity ...................
Basketball, Freshman ...,........
Basketball, Varsity .............
Boarct of Trustees ..........
Cheering Association .......
Choir ........................,.................. , ........
Christian Association .............
Chest Drive ...............................
Class Histories
1941 .............
1942 .............
I943' ....................,..........
1944 ...........................................
Committee of Seven ............. 1 ........
Cross Country, Freshman ...... .... . ..
Cross Country, Varsity .............
Debating ................................ 1 ..........
Directory ......................... ...,..
Faculty .............
Fellows ............................
Fencing ..................................
Poothaii, Freshman .............
Foothaii, Varsity ...................................................... .........
Foreword .................................................................................... .........
Former Memhers of the Class of 1941 ............ .........
Fraternities
Alpha Delta Phi ...,............... ................. .........
Beta Theta Pi .........,...
Chi Phi .,...,..............................
Chi Psi ......................,....................
Delta Kappa Epsilon ............
Detta Tau Delta .....................................
Delta Upsiton ...............,...........,.................... ....,....
Lord Jeffery Amherst Club ............... .........
Phi Delta Theta .........,..,,......................
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Phi Gamma Delta .........:.. K .. .......... ..
Phi Kappa Psi ........... ' ......... ............
Psi Upsiton ...... Q ............... Q ............
Theta Delta Chi ....,...,..... ............
Theta Xi ............................. ........ p
Gtee Club ................. ............
Golf, Freshman ........... ....,............. ............
Golf, Varsity .............................,................ ............
International Relations Club ............. ............
Intramural Athletics ...................... ............
Nlasquers ................................
OLIO ................................
Outing Club ...........
Phi Beta Kappa ...........
Political Union ........ 1 ........
Pre-Law Ciuh ........................
Pre-Nieciical Club ................. ........... .
Press .........................................
Prom Committee ........
Relay .........,........,..........
Scarab ....................
Seniors ..........................
Skiing ......................................
Soccer, 'Freshman .......... .
Soccer, Varsity ...........
Sphinx Ciuh ...........
Squash ........ Z .................
STUDENT' ...........,............
Student Council .............
Swimming, Freshman ......
Swimming, Varsity ............
Tennis, Freshman ...............
Tennis, Varsity .................
TOUCHSTONE ........
Track, Freshman ..............
Track, Varsity ..............
Views ......................................,... ..... ............
Vvrestiing, Freshman ......
Wrestling, Varsity .............
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Are you trying to find old school friends, old classmates, fellow servicemen or shipmates? Do you want to see past girlfriends or boyfriends? Relive homecoming, prom, graduation, and other moments on campus captured in yearbook pictures. Revisit your fraternity or sorority and see familiar places. See members of old school clubs and relive old times. Start your search today!
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Are you planning a reunion and need assistance? E-Yearbook.com can help you with scanning and providing access to yearbook images for promotional materials and activities. We can provide you with an electronic version of your yearbook that can assist you with reunion planning. E-Yearbook.com will also publish the yearbook images online for people to share and enjoy.
