Harvard Business School - Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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E 5 F 3 3 S H e M Q I 2 at 35 r. J u S .L 9, .11 J,- L, VOLUME NUMBER XI l'UBl,ISI1liD BV THE YEARBOOK COMMITTEE Harvard Business School Yearbook 1934-35 iUIEIE !.!'HEi'!l'Xf lIyl1f'IIHT'!4AlI1' 'llIIIIH HA RVA RD GRADUATE SCHOOL of BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SOLDIERS FIELD STATION, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS To the memory of GEORGE BYRON ROORBA CH Loyal to the high standards he set for himself, painstaking in research and courageous in presenting his mature conclusions, yet of an open mind and understandingly tolerant of the opinions of others, a wise counsellor to his students, beloved by all who knew him, to him this volume is dedicated in grateful remembrance. ,Km GEORGE BYRON ROORBACH, AB., A,M wh 0 G ICOR G E FISH ICR BAK ICR liflnlcw' and I'llilrn1IlLr0j1i.vl m'1'nI1'rl Nw Grwgf' F. Balew' Ifnlnnlrlliuzz In fIl'0l1lUI'lf Krzowlwlgr' and lulvgrily in the art of Fimuzcr, Imluxlry, und C!IlIlHIl'I'l't' Olljrfrttx Dnubly Arlvuncr-rl by hix Gvmvroux Gift um! hy lzix l.ifvlmzg Iixrznzjflz' Faculty 1934-35 JAMES BRYANT CONANT, A.B., PH.D President The 136617191 Meyfage Students of the Harvard Business School: For young men who seek a challenge to their capabilities, business at the present time has an unique appeal. Regardless even of the form of government, our complicated economic organization cannot run itself without managers who possess ability, initiative, and an appre- ciation of changing developments. Moreover, there is a growing need for men who have a keen sensitiveness to the constantly changing relationship of their specialized problems to the general problems of society. With business in such a constant state of flux, an understanding of the general problems alone is a difficult task. Association at this School with men from various localities offers opportunities to develop this essential perspective, not only during the two years of study, but during the many years to follow graduation. In fact, acquaintances made here should substantially increase in influence and value as time goes on. This Year Book and the social aspects of our School life contribute very definitely in solidifying friendships, and I feel that every student can benefit by taking advantage of the possibilities that they offer. 4 V WALLACE B. DONHAM, , Dean. November 2, 1934.' ' WALLACE BRETT IJONHAM, A.B., LLB Dmn FACULTY Administrative Officers CLINTON POSTON BIDDLE Associate Dean and Professor of Investment Banking Degrees: A.B., 1917, Ohio Universityg M.B.A., 1920, Harvard University, LL.D., Ohio University. History in Brief: Research Staff, Bureau of Business Research, 1920. Assistant Dean, 1920-30. Instructor in Finance, 1921-23. Assistant Professor, 1924-27. Associate Professor, 1927-30. Professor of Investment Banking since 1930. Director of Research, 1930-33. Associate Dean since 1931. On leave of absence, 1934-35. HOWARD THOMPSON LEWIS Professor of Marketing and Acting Associate Dean Degrees: A.B., 1910, Lawrence College, A.M., 1911, University of Wisconsin. History in Brief: Professor of Economics, Hiram College, 1912-14. Professor of Economics, University of Idaho, 1914-20. Professor of Business Adminis- tration, University of Washington, 1920-22. Dean of College of Business Administration, University of Washington, 1922-26. Westinghouse Professorship Lecturer in Italy on Commercial Practice and Prob- lems in the United States, 1926-27. Chairman, National Foreign Trade Commission to the Orient, 1925. Professor of Marketing since 1927. Acting Associate Dean, 1934-35. JOHN CALHOUN BAKER Assistant Dean and Instructor in Finance Degrees: A.B., 1917, Juniata College, M.B.A., 1923, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Staff, Bureau of Busi- ness Research, 1923-24. Business, 1924-26. Instructor in Foreign Trade, 1926-28. Assistant Dean since 1928. Secretary of the Two Hundred Fifty Associates of the Harvard Business School. Instructor in Finance, 1934. ESTY FOSTER Assistant Dean Degrees: A.B., 1917, Williams College, S.B., 1921, Harvard University. History Brief: Special engineering and research work for New York Central Lines, 1921-28. Assistant Dean since 1928. 12 EDMOND FLEMING WRIGHT Assistant Dean Degrees: S.B., 19245 M.B.A., 1926, Harvard University. History in Brief: Instructor in Industrial Man- agement and Assistant in Finance, 1926-27. Assistant Dean since 1927. BOY CE FICKLEN MARTIN Assistant Dean Degrees: A.B., 1928, Davidson Collegcg M.B.A., 1930, Harvard University. History in Brief: Chief Statistician's Division of American Tel. K Tel. Co., 1930-33. Assistant Dean, since 1933. BAY EDVVARD ESTES, JR. Assistant Dean Degrees: A.B., 19325 M.B.A., 1934, , Harvard University. History in Brief: .Assistant Dean, 1934. EDWIN LEE MORRIS Assistant Dean Degrees: A.B., 1932, University of California, M.B:A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Assistant Dean, 1934. 13 FACULTY FACULTY FABYAN PACKARD Assistant Professor of Hygiene Degrees: A.B., 1912, M.D., 1915, Harvard Uni- versity. History in Brief: General Practice of Medicine and Surgery, Westford, Massachusetts, 1921-24. Senior Assistant Physician, State Infirmary, Tewks- bury, 1920 and 1925. Assistant Professor of Hygiene since 1926. Professors If-frranged on the basis of collegiate seniorityj WILLIAM MORSE COLE Professor of Accounting Degrees: A.B., 1890, A.M., 1896, Harvard Uni- versity. History in Brief: Instructor in Political Econ- omy, Harvard, 1890-93. Secretary, Massachusetts Commission on Unemployed, 1894-95. University Extension Lecturer, 1895-98. Instructor in Prin- ciples of Accounting, 1900-08. Assistant Professor, 1908-13. Associate Professor, 1913-16. Professor, 1916-33. Professor Emeritus, since 1933. Member of the original faculty of the school. ARTHUR VERNON WOODWORTH Associate Professor of Finance Degrees: A.B., 1891, Harvard University, B,D., 1894, Episcopal Theological Schoolg Ph.D., 1897, Frieberg in Baden, Germany. History in Brief: Twenty years on State Street in banking offices and as partner in banking and brokerage business. One year Editor with Na- tional Industrial Conference Board. Instructor in Finance, 1921-26. Tutor in History, Government, and Economics, 1922-27, Harvard. Instructor in Corporations at Radcliffe, 1923. Assistant Professor of Finance, 1927-30. Associate Professor of Finance since 1930. PHILIP CABOT Professor of Public Utility Management Degree: A.B., 1894, Harvard University. History in Brief: Office of William Minot, Bos- ton, Trustee, 1894-1904. Management of Real Estate Trusts, 1904-10. Manager of electric public utilities, 1910-18. Partner, White, Weld Sz Co. of New York -Boston Office. Lecturer in Public Utility Manage- ment, 1924-27. Professor of Public Utility Manage- ment since 1927. 14 FACULTY OLIVER MITCHELL WENTWORTH ' SPRAGUE Edmund Cogswell Converse Professor of Banking and Finance Degrees: A.B., 18945 A.M., 1895, Ph.D., 1897, Harvard University. , History in brief: Unofficial activities for banking reform, preceding passage of the Federal Reserve Act. Unofficial activities designed to secure .imposi- tion of adequate, i.e., heavy, taxation during the World War. Assistant Professor, 1908-13. Council of National Defense and War Trade Board, July to December, 1918. Economic Adviser to the Bank of England, 1930-33. U. S. Treasury, 1933. Professor since 1913. Member of original Faculty. WILLIAM JAMES CUNNINGHAM James J. Hill Professor of Transportation Degree: A.M., Honorary, 1921, Harvard Uni- versity. History in Brief: In railroad work, traffic oper- ating and executive departments, 1894-1916, last as President's Assistant, Boston and Maine Railroad. Assistant Director of Operation, United States Rail- road Administration, 1918-19. Member of the ori- ginal Faculty of the School. Lecturer on Railroad Operations, 1908-10. Assistant Professor of Trans- portation, 1910-15. Professor since 1915. JOHN GURNEY CALLAN Professor of Industrial Management Degree: S.B., 1896, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. History in Brief: General Electric Company, Lynn Works, 1897-1909. With Arthur D. Little, Inc., Chcemists and Engineers, to 1915. Professor of Steam an 'Gas Engineering and Chairman of Mechanical Engineering Department, University of Wisconsin, 1915-18.. Consultant, Eastern Manufacturing Com- Dahy, Bangor, Maine, to January, 1920. Professor of Industrial Management since 1920. HENRY WESLEY DUNN Professor of Finance Degrees: A.B., 1896, Colby College, LL.B., 1902, Harvard University: A,M., Honorary, 1917, Yale University. I History in Brief: Active general law practice ln Bnoston, and from 1918-28 member of firm of Herrick, Smith, Donald it Farley. Dean of Law School, State University of Iowa, 1912-14. Pro- fessor of Law, Yale Law School, 1917-18. Invest- ment Counsel, Pasadena, California, 1928-31. Pro- fessor of Finance since 1931. 15 FACULTY ,,,...1-.i.i--- .. Y ,,- ,HWY W, FRANCIS NOYES BALCH Associate Professor of Business Law Degrees: A.B., 1896, A.M., 1897, LL.B., 1900, Harvard University. History in Brief: Active general law practice, 1900-30. Boston Finance Commission, 1908-13. Massachusetts Constitutional Convention, 1915-18. Legislature, 1919. Lecturer on Business Law, 1930- 315 Associate Professor since 1931. GEORGE ELTON MAYO Professor of Industrial Research Degree: M.A., 1899, University of Adelaide. History in Brief: Fletcher Scholar Psychology, University of Adelaide, 1906. David Murray Re- search Seholar, University of Adelaide, 1910. Lec- turer in Systematic Economics, University of Queens- land, 1911-15. Lecturer and Professor of Psychology, University of Queensland, Australia, 1911-23. Ex- aminer iinal honors Psychology and Political Econ- omy, University of Tasmania, 1912. john Thomson Lecturer, University of Queensland, 1916. Douglas Price Lecturer for Queensland, 1921. Special Lec- turer of Psychopathology, University of Melbourne, 1922. Research Associate in Industry, University of Pennsylvania, 1923-26. Associate Professor of In- dustrial Research, 1926-29. Professor of Industrial Research since 1929. THOMAS HENRY SANDERS Professor of Accounting Degrees: B. of Com., 19055 M. of Com., 1914, University of Birmingham, Englandg Ph.D., 1921, Harvard University. History in Brief: Consulting accounting work in Minneapolis, Minn., New York, and Boston, 1918 to date. Assistant Professor of Accounting, University of Minnesota, 1918-20. Assistant Pro- fessor of Accounting, 1921-24. Associate Professor of Industrial Accounting, 1924-27. Professor of Ac- counting since 1927. MELVIN THOMAS COPELAND Professor of Marketing Degrees: AB., 1906, Bowdoin Collegeg A.M., 19075 Ph.D., 1910, Harvard University, S.D., 1931, Bowdoin College. History in Brief: Instructor, Economic Resources of Europe, Harvard Business School, 1909-10. Shel- don Traveling Fellow, Research in European Cotton Industry, 1910-11. Instructor in Economics, Sociol- ogy, European Trade, New York University, 1911-12. Instructor in Statistics, Marketing, European Trade, 1912-15, Assistant Professor, 1915-19. Director Bur- eau of Business Research, 1916-26. Professor of Marketing since 1920. 16 NORMAN SCOTT BRIEN GRAS Professor of Business History Degrees: A.B. and A.M., 1906, University of Western Ontario, A.M., 1909, Ph.D., 1912, Harvard University, LL.D., 1924, University of Western Ontario. History in Brief: Assistant Professor of History, Clark College, 1912-17. Associate Professor of His- tory, Clark University, 1917-18. Lecturer in Econ- omic History, Harvard, 1915-16-18. Professor of Economic History, University of Minnesota, 1918-27. Professor of Business History since 1927. CLYDE ORVAL RUGGLES Professor of Public Utility Management Degrees: A.B., 1906, Iowa State Teachers Collegcg A.M., 1907, State University of Iowa, Ph.D., 1913, Harvard University. History in Brief: Head of Department of History and Social Science, Winona State Teachers College, 1909-13. Assistant Professor of Economics, Ohio State University, 1913-14. Professor of Economics, 1914-20. Director of School of Commerce and Head of Department of Economics, University of Iowa, 1920-21. Head of Department and Professor of Busi- ness Administration, Ohio State University, 1921-269 Dean of College of Commerce and Administration, 1,926-28. Professor of Public Utility Management since 1928. NATHAN ISAACS Professor of Business Law Degrees: A.B., 19073 A.M., 1908, Ph.D., 1910, University of Cincinnati, LL.B., 1910, Cincinnati Law. School, S.J.D., 1920, Harvard Law School. History in Brief: Practised Law, 1910-12. Pro- fessor of Law, Cincinnati Law School and in Charge Of Business Law, University of Cincinnati, 1912-18. Assistant Dean, Cincinnati Law School, 1916-18. Thayer Teaching Fellow, Harvard Law School, 1919- 20. Professor of Law, University of Pittsburgh, 1920-23. Professor of Business Law, Columbia Uni- versity CSummer Sessionsj, 1921-26. Lecturer on Business Law, 1923-24. Professor of Business Law since 1924. I. FRANKLIN EBERSOLE Professor of Finance Degrees: Ph.B., 1907, University of Chicago, A,M., 1909, Harvard. ' History in Brief: Teaching Economics and Bank- ing, 1907-08, 1909-17, 1918-27 CUniversity of Min- nesota, 1911-17, 1918-27lg in banking, 1917-27 CAssistant Federal Reserve Agent, Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, 1920-2715 Economic Adviser, United States Treasury, 1927-30. Professor of Fin- ance since 1930. 17 FACULTY FACULTY HARRY RUDOLPH TOSDAL Professor of Marketing Degrees: S. B., 1909, St. Olaf College, Ph.D., 1915, Harvard University. History in Brief: Instructor in Economics, Mass- achusetts Institute of Technology, 1915-16. Assistant Professor of Economics, 1917-18. Associate Pro- fessor, 1918-19. Professor and Head of Department, Boston University, 1919-20. Lecturer in Economics, I-larvard, 1918-19. Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1920-21. Faculty Editor, Harvard Business Review. Professor of Marketing since 1922. THEODORE HENRY BROWN Professor of Business Statistics Degl'r'es.' AB., 1910, A.M., 1911, Ph.D., 1913, Yale University. History in Brief: Instructor in Mathematics, Yale, 1913-15. Instructor in Mathematics and Astronomy, Brown University, 1915-16. Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy, 1916-18. Assistant Professor of Nautical Science, 1918-20. Assistant Professor of Economics, 1920-21. Assistant Professor, School of Business, Columbia University, 1920-25. Bureau of Business Research, 1925-26. Assistant Professor of Business Statistics, 1926-27. Associate Professor of Business Statistics, 1927-32. Professor of Business Statistics since 1932. J. ANTON DEHAAS William, Ziegler Professor of International Relationships Degrees? A.B., 1910, Stanford Universityg A.M., 1912, Harvard University, Ph.D., 1915, Stanford University. History in Brief: Public Accounting practice, The Hague, CHollandb, 1901-04. Instructor, Stan- ford University, 1912-15. Assistant Professor, Uni- versity of Texas, 1915-17. Examiner, Federal T1'ade Commission, 1917. Professor, Ohio State University, 1917-18. Professor, University of Washington, 1918- 19. Professor, University of Rotterdam, Holland, 191.9-21. Professor of Foreign Trade, New York University, Chairman, Department of Trade and Industry, 1921-27. Lecturer on Foreign Trade, 1926- 27.. Lecturer on International Relations, Columbia University, 1930-32. William Ziegler Professor of International Relationships since 1927. JAMES WILLIAM HORWITZ Assistant Professor of Business Statistics Degrees: A.B., 1910, M.B.A., 1926, Harvard University. Ilislory in Brief: Manufacturing, 1910-23. In charge of budget and statistics, B. F. Sturtevant Co., Boston, 1926. Assistant Professor of Business Statistics since 1927. 18 FACULTY EDWIN CLYDE ROBBINS Professor of Industrial Management Degrees: Ph.B., 19103 A.M., 1912, State Umver- sity of Iowa, Ph.D., 1915, Columbia University. History in Brief: Instructor in Economics- and Sociology, Mt. Holyoke College, 1914-15. Assistant Professor of Economics and Sociology, University of Oregon, 1915-17. Assistant Professor of Econ- omics, University of Minnesota, 1917-19. Education Director, American Red Cross, 1918-19. ,Deans School of Business Administration, University of Oregon, 1920-27. Lecturer in Industrial Manage- ment, 1927-28. Professor of Industrial Management since 1928. ARTHUR WARREN HANSON Associate Professor of Accounting Degrees: A.B., 1912, M.B.A., 19215 A.M., 1923, Harvard University, LL.B., 1927, Suffolk Law School. History in Brief: Teacher in preparatory schools, 1912-19. Instructor in French, Harvard, 1919-21. Research Staff, Bureau of Business Research, 1922. Instructor in Accounting, Boston University, 1920-24. Instructor in Accounting, Harvard, 1921-27. Assis- tant Professor of Accounting, Massachusetts Insti- tute of Technology, 1924-27. Assistant Professor of Accounting, 1927-30. Associate Professor of Account- ing since 1930. ROBERT LOUIS MASSON Associate Professor of Finance Degrees: A.B., 19123 A.M., 1915, State University of Iowa: A.M., 1922, Harvard University. History in Brief: Assistant in Economics, State University of Iowa, 1914-16. Assistant in Economics, 1916-17, 1919-20, and Instructor in Economics, Har- vard College, 1920-23. Assistant Professor of Fin- ance, University of Michigan, 1923-25, and Associate Professor, 1925-29. Associate Professor of Finance since 1929. JOSEPH BRADLEY HUBBARD Assistant Professor of Business Economics Degrees: A.B., 19123 A.M., 1913, University of Wisconsin, Ph.D., 1923, Harvard University. ' History in Brief: Instructor in Economics, Ham- line University, 1913-153 University of Minnesota, 1914-15, Princeton University, 1919-20. Special Ex- pert, United States Tariff Commission, 1918-19, 1920-21. Assistant Editor and Editor, Weekly Let- ters, Harvard University Committee on Economic Research and Harvard Economic Society, 1921-315 since 1931, Editor, The Review of Economic Statis- tzcs, Harvard Economic Society. Assistant Professor of Business Economics, 1934. 19 F ACU L T Y SUMNER HUBER SLICI-ITER Professor of Business Economics DFgl'f'l'.Y.' A.B., 1913, A.M., 1914, University of Wisconsin, Ph.D., 1918, University of Chicago. Hislory in Brirf: Instructor in Economics, Prince- ton Univkzrsity, 1919-20. Assistant Professor of Economics, Cornell University, 1920-25, and Pro- fessor, 1925-30. Member of Staff, Institute of Eco- nomics, Washington, since 1925. Professor of Busi- ness Economics since 1930. THOMAS NORTH WHITEHEAD Assistant Professor of Business Degrees: B.A., 1913, MA., 1919, Trinity College, Cambridge. History in Brief: Studied mechanical engineer- ing University College, London, 1913-14 and 1919- 20. Scientific Officer to the British Admiralty, 1921- 30. .Assistant Professor of Business since 1931. CARL FREDERICK TAEUSCH Associate Professor of Business Ethics Drgrrcs: I.itt.B., 1914, Princeton University, Ph.D., 1920, Harvard University. History in Brief: Instructor in Philosophy, Uni- versity of Chicago, 1920-21. Associate Professor of Philosophy, Tulane University, 1921-23. Associate Professor of Philosophy, State University of Iowa, 1923-27. Assistant Professor of Business Ethics, 1928, Associate Professor since 1929. Managing Editor, Harvard Business Review since 1929. RICHARD STOCKTON MERIAM Professor of Business Econonzics Degrees: A.B., 1914, Harvard University, Ph.D., 1921, Harvard University. History in Brirf: Assistant in Social Ethics, 1916- 17, Instructor in Economics and Tutor in the Div- ision of History, Government, and Economics, 1919- 24, Assistant Professor of Economics, 1924-25, Har- vard University. Associate Professor of Economics, 1925-26, Professor of Economics, 1926-29, Amherst College. Associate Professor of Business Economics, 1929-33, Professor of Business Economics, 1933. 20 WILLIAM LEONARD CRUM Professor of Economics Degrees: A.B., 1914, Williams College, A.M., 1916, Ph.D., 1917, Yale University. History in Brief: Instructor and Assistant Pro- fessor of Mathematics, Yale, 1917, 1919-23. Assis- tant Professor of Mathematics, Williams, 1921. As- sistant Professor of Statistics, Harvard College, 1923- 27. Professor of Statistics, Stanford University, 1927- 29: Professor of Economics, Harvard, since 1929. Scientific and Administrative officer, Harvard Econ- omic Society, since 1923. Editor, Review of Econ- omic Statistics, 1928-30. Associated with the Busi- ness School since February, 1932. GEORGES FREDERIC DORIOT Professor of Industrial Management Degree: M.E., 1915, University of Paris. .History in Brief: Assistant Dean, 1925-31. Asso- crate Professor of Industrial Management, 1926-29. Professor of Industrial Management since 1929. JOSEPH LYONS SNIDER Associate Professor of Business Statistics Degrees: A.B., 1915, Amherst College, A.M., 1918, Ph.D., 1923, Harvard University. History in Brief.' Harvard Economic Society, 1920-28. Assistant Professor of Business Statistics, 1.925-28. .Associate Professor of Business Statistics since 1928. MALCOLM PERRINE MCNAIR Professor of Marketing and Director of Research Degrees: A.B., 19165 A.M., 1920, Harvard Uni- versity. History in Brief: Assistant in Government and English, 1917-19. Instructor in Marketing, 1920- 23. Assistant Professor, 1924-26. Associate Professor, 1927-31. Professor of Marketing since 1931. Man- aging Director, Bureau of Business Research, 1927- 33. Director of Research since 1933. 21 FACULTY FACULTY HAROLD HAZEN THURLBY Assistant Professor of Industrial Management Degrees: A.B., 1917, University of Michigan, M.B.A., 1923, Harvard University. History in Brief: Assistant in Accounting, Uni- versity of Michigan, 1916-17. Assistant Dean, 1923- 24. Instructor in Transportation, 1924. Instructor in Industrial Management, 1925. Assistant Professor of Industrial Management since 1927. CHARLES INSCO GRAGG Assistant Professor of Business Degrees: A.B., 1918, University of Rochester, M.B.A., 1921, D.C.S., 1928, Harvard University. History in Brief: Eastman Kodak Company, 1921-22. Research Staff and Research Supervisor, Bureau of Business Research, 1923-26, 1928-29. Re- search Tutor, Northeastern University, 1926-27. Editor, Harvard Business Reports since 1923. Assis- tant Professor of Business since 1929. NEIL HOPPER BORDEN Associate Professor of Advertising Degrees: A.B., 1919, University of Colorado, M.B.A., 1922, Harvard University. History in Brief.' Research Staff, Bureau of Busi- ness Research, 1921-22. Assistant Dean, 1922-25, 1927-30. Instructor in Business Policy, 1923-24. Head of Department of Student Reports, 1923-24. Assistant Professor of Advertising, 1925-28. Asso- ciate Professor of Advertising since 1928. FRANKLIN ERTON FOLTS Associate Professor of Industrial Management Degrees: A.B., 1919, M.B.A., 1923, University of Oregon. History in Brief: Ecole d'Artillerie, Division In- structor, Artillery Tactics, Samour, France. Instruc- tor in Business Administration, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, Associate Professor and Assistant Dean, Professor and Assistant Dean, Professor and Acting Dean, at University of Oregon, 1920-28. Associate Professor of Industrial Management since 1928. 22 WINDSOR ARNOLD HOSMER Associate Professor of Accounting and Dickinson Fellow Degrees: A.B., 19193 M.B-.A., 1921, Harvard University. History in Brief: Instructor in Business Policy, Harvard, 1921-23. Professor of Economics, Hobart College, 1923-32. Lecturer on Accounting, 1931-32. .Associate Professor of Accounting since 1932. CARL NELSON SCI-IMALZ Assistant Professor of Marketing and Manager of the Bureau of Business Research Degrees: A.B., 1919, M.B.A., 1921, Harvard Uni- versity. History in Brief: Research Assistant, Harvard, 1921-22. Research Director of the Rike-Kumler Company, Dayton, Ohio, 1922-25. Assistant Pro- fessor of Retail Store Management and Assistant Director, Bureau of Business Research, University of Michigan, 1925-29. Assistant Professor of Mar- leetmg and Manager, Bureau of Business Research since 1929. FRITZ ,IULES ROETHLISBERGER Assistant Professor of Industrial Research Degrees: A.B., 1921, Columbia Universityg S.B., 1922, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, A.M., 1925, Harvard University. Hzstory in Brief: Instructor in Industrial Re- search, 1927-30. Assistant Professor of Industrial Research since 1930. SAMUEL SOMMERVILLE STRATTON Assistant Professor of Business Economies Degrees: S.B., 1920, Dartmouth College, A.M., 1928, Harvard University, Ph.D., 1930, Harvard University. History in Brief: Atlas Alloy Steel Corp., 1920- 25, Instructor in Economics and Tutor in History, Government, and Economics, Harvard, since 1926. Assistant Professor of Business Economics since 1930. On leave of absence, 1934-35. 23 FACULTY FACULTY DONALD HILLS DAVENPORT Associate Professor of Business Statistics Degrees: S.B., 19213 A.M., 1922, Ph.D., 1926, Columbia University. History in Brief: Assistant Instructor of Business Statistics, 1921-23, Instructor, 1923-26, Assistant Professor 1926-29, Columbia University. Lecturer on Business Statistics, 1929-31. Associate Professor of Business Statistics since 1931. DEANE WALDO MALOTT Associate Professor of Business Degrees: A.B., 1921, University of Kansas, M.B.A., 1923, Harvard University. History in Brief: Assistant Dean, 1923-30. As- sistant Professor of Public Utility Management, 1928-30. Vice-President, Hawaiian Pineapple Co., Ltd., Honolulu, 1930-33. Associate Professor of Busi- ness since 1933. EDMUND PHILIP LEARNED Associate Professor of Marketing Degrees: A.B., 19225 A.M., 1925, University of Kansas, M.B.A., 1927, D.C.S., 1930, Harvard Uni- versity. History in Brief: Instructor in Economics and Commerce, University of Kansas, 1922-25. Instruc- tor in Marketing, 1927-29. Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1929-34, Associate Professor of Market- ing, 1934. GEORGE EUGENE BATES Associate Professor of Investment Banking Degrees: A.B., 1923, A.M., 1924, University of Missourig M.B.A., 1925, Harvard University. History in Brief: Assistant Dean, 1925-28. In- structor in Investment Banking, 1928-29. Assistant Professor of Investment Banking, 1929-34. Associate Professor of Investment Banking, 1934. Sterling Research Associate in the Yale Law School since 1930. 24 PAUL BROWN COFFMAN Assistant Professor of Accounting Degrees: S.B., 1923, Ohio State University M.B.A., 1926, Harvard University. History in Brief: Instructor in Mathematics of Accounting and Finance, Boston University, 1923-24. .Assistant Professor of Business Administration, Col- lege of William and Mary, 1926-27. Instructor in Accounting, 1927-29. Assistant Professor of Account- ing since 1929. WILLIAM LLOYD WARNER Assistant Professor of Social Anthropology Degree: A.B., 1925, University of California. ' History in Brief: Reader in Anthropology, Univer- sity. of California, 1925-26. Social Research in Aus- tralia, 1926-29. Instructor in Anthropology, Harvard University, 1929-31. Assistant Professor of Social .Anthropology since 1931. RICHARD DONHAM Assistant Professor of Business Policy Df'1:ree.v.- A.B., 19273 M.B.A., 1930, D.C.S., 1934, Harvard University. ' History in Brief: Research Assistant in Market- 11111, 1930-31. Research Assistant in Business Policy, 1.931-32. Instructor in Business Policy, 1932-34. As- slstant Professor of Business Policy, 1934. LARS JOSEF SANDBERG Assistant Professor of Marketing Dfsrfm- A.B., 19295 M.B.A., 19315 D.C.S., 19.53, Harvard University. History in Brief: Instructor in Marketing, 1931- 34. Assistant Professor of Marketing, 1934. 25 FACULTY r ACULTY Appointed for the Year 1934-35 ,f. ' V .., - 5 , , f lit. 1 RICHMOND FLETCHER BINGHAM Instructor in Business Statistics History in Brief: Interstate Commerce Commis- sion, 1890-1918. National Industrial Conference Board, 1919-20. United Drug Company, 1920. Fed- eral Reserve Bank of Boston, 1921-24. Instructor in Business Statistics since 1925. HOMER NEWTON SWEET Lecturer on Accounting Degree: Ph.B., 1907, Brown University. History in Brief: Accounting practice since 1910. Lecturer on Accounting since 1927. ALBERT OTTO GREEF Instructor in Finance Degrees: A.B., 1921, University of Kansas, A.M., 1922, Harvard University. Ilistory in Brief: Instructor in Economics, Brown University, 1927-28. Assistant in Finance, 1928-29. Instructor in Finance since 1929. JOHN PHILIP WERNETTE Instructor in Sales Management Degrees: A.B., 1924, University of California, A.M., 1926, University of Southern California, A.M., 1929, Ph.D., 1932, Harvard University. History in Brief: 1924-1926, Instructor in Econ- omics, University of Southern California, and Assis- tant to the Dean, College of Commerce. 1927-1934, Instructor in Economics and Tutor in the Division of History, Government, and Economics, Harvard University. 1929, Commission of Financial Advisers, Republic of Colombia. 1931, Commission of Fin- ancial Advisers, Republic of Peru. 1932-1933, Fel- low of the Social Science Research Council. Instruc- tor in Sales Management, 1934. 26 FACULTY FRANK PAISLEY GLASS Instructor in A ccounting Degrees: A.B., 1925, University of California, M.B.A., 1930, Harvard University. I History in Brief: Research Assistant in Account- IDE, 1930-32. Instructor in Accounting since 1932. RALPH MERLE HOWER Instructor in Business History Degrees: A.B., 1925, University of Kansas, A.B., 1928, University of Oxford. Requirements for M.A:Oxon. completed. History in Brief: Rhodes Scholar, Pembroke Col- lege, Oxford, 1925-28. Instructor in Economics, Uni- versity of Kansas, 1928-30. Research Assistant in Business History, 1930-34. Instructor in Business History, 1934. J. OWEN STALSON . Research Assistant Degrees: S.B., 1925, University of Minnesota, M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: 1926-27, Advertising Manager of Trade Journal, The I1npro'uement Bulletin. 1927- 283, Blair and Company, investments. 1928-32, Home Life of New York, Assistant Manager, 1929-315 General Agent in Chicago, 1931-32, Research Assis- tant, 1934. KENNETH WIGGINS PORTER Research in Business History Degrees: A.B., 1926, Sterling College, A.M., 1927, University of Minnesota. History in Brief: Assistant in History, University of Minnesota, 1926-27. Research .Assistant in Busi- ness History, 1927-31. Research Assistant, 1934. 27 FACULTY GEORGE ALBERT SMITH, IR. Research Assistant Degrees: A.B., 1926, University of Utah, M.B.A. 1934, Harvard University. , History in Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. ARTHUR ROTHWELL TEBBUTT Instructor in Business Statistics Degrees: A.B., 1927, Brown University, A.M. 1930, Harvard University. , History in Brief: Harvard Economic Society 1927-31. Instructor in Business Statistics since 1930i CLARENCE BENTLEY NICKERSON Instructor in Accounting Degrees: B.B.A., 1928, Boston University, ,M.B.A., 1930, Harvard University. History in Brief: Accountant, Hotel Statler, Bos- ton, 1927-28. Research .Assistant in Accounting, 1930-32. Instructor in Accounting since 1932. J. HAROLD DENIKE Research Assistant Degrees: A.B., 1928g A.M., 1932, Harvard Uni- versity. History in Brief: Assistant in Government, Har- vard University, 1930-34. Research Assistant in In- dustry and Government, 1934. 28 FACULTY ROBERT BIGELOW GOYVING Research Assistant Degrees: A.B., 19295 LL.B., 19325 M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. PEARSON HUNT Research A ssistant Degrees: Ph,B., 1930, Yale University, M.B.A., 1933, Harvard University. History in Brief: Irving Trust Company, New York, 1933-34. Research Assistant, 1934. WILLIAM HENRY MCLEAN Research Assistant D981'8e.s'.' M.E., 1931, Stevens Institute of Tech- nology, S.M., 1933, M.B.A., 1934, Harvard Uni- versity. -History in Brief: Assistant in Mechanical En- gineering, Harvard Engineering School, 1931-33. Re- search Assistant, 1934. DONLIN P. MURDY Research Assistant Degrees: A.B., 1931, Pomona College, M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University, Hzstory zn Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. 29 FACULTY CECIL LLOYD BURRILL Research Assistant Degrees: S.B., 1932, University of Washington, M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. GEORGE KEITH FUNSTON Research Assistant Degrees: A.B., 1932, Trinity College CConn.Jg M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. WALTER ALBERT HOLT Research A ssistant Degrees: A.B., 1932, University of Michigan, M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. NATHAN WILLIAMS PEARSON Research Asdstant Degrees: A.B., 1932, Dartmouth College, M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. 30 FACULTY ROBERT DOUGLAS REINHARDT Research Assistant Degrees: A.B., 1932, Dartmouth College, M.B.A., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Research Assistant, 1934. Baker Library ARTHUR HARRISON COLE Librarian of Baker Library and Professor of Business Economics I Degrees: A.B., 1911, Bowdoin College, A.M., 1913, Ph.D., 1916, Harvard University. History in Brief: Assistant in Economic History, 1913-15. Tutor and Instructor in Economics, 1916- 17, 1920-23. Tutor and Assistant Professor of Eco- nomics, 1924-285 Tutor and Associate Professor, 1928-33g Professor, 1933, Harvard University. Ex- Qert, U. S. Tariff Commission, 1919-20. Administra- tive Curator of Baker Library, 1929-32. Librarian of Baker Library since 1932. ALBERT ROSS ECKLER Assistant Librarian of Baker Library and Instructor in Public Utility Manageiuentd Degrees: A.B., 1922, Hamilton College, A.M., 1928, Ph.D., 1934, Harvard University. History in Brief: Teacher in Mathematics at the Tome Institute, 1922-24. Harvard Economic So- ciety, 1924-31. Assistant Statistician and Statisti- cian, 1926-ZS. Director of Statistical Laboratory, 1929-31. Assistant Librarian of Baker Library since 1932. Instructor in Public Utility Management, 1934. Alumni Bulletin JOHN HUNTER SEDGIVICK Degree: A.B., 1888, Harvard University. History in Brief: Member of New York and Massachusetts Bars. Italian and Swiss correspondent of The Christian Science Monitor, 1912-14. Former member, Boston Transcript Staff. Editor, Harvard Business School Alumni Bulletin since 1930. 31 Advanced Students EDWARD HICKLING BRADFORD Harvard University, A.B. '26, M.B.A. '31 220 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. CECIL LLOYD BURRILL University of Washington, S.B. '32 Harvard University, M.B.A. '34 Glass Hall PHILIP DONHAM Harvard University, A.B. '30, M.B.A. '33 Sherman Hall BAY EDWARD ESTES, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '32 ,' M.B.A. 34 36 June Street, Portland, Maine Hamilton B-Z3 GEORGE KEITH FUNSTON Trinity College, A.B. '32 Harvard University, M.B.A. '34 ZOO West Z6 Street, Sioux Falls, S. D. Hamilton B-23 FRANK PAISLEY GLASS University of California, A.B. '25 Harvard University, M .B.A. '30 31 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, Mass 32 ADVANCED ROBERT BIGELOW GOWING STUDENTS Harvard University, A.B. '29, LL.B. '32, M .B.A. '34 74 Monmouth Street, Brookline, Mass. AUSTIN GRIMSHAW Harvard University, S.B. '27,' M.B..'l. '34 25 Walbridge Street, Allston, Mass. WALTER ALBERT HOLT University of Michigan, A.B. '32 Harvard University, M.B.A. '34 Buffalo, Wyoming Hamilton A-24 RALPH MERLE HOWER University of Kansas, A.B. '25 University of Oxford, A.B. '28 Glass Hall PEARSON HUNT Yale University, Ph.B. '30 Harvard University, M.B.A. '33 New Milford, Conn. Hamilton A-21 WILLIAM HENRY MCLEAN Stevens Institute of Technology, M.E. '31 Harvard University, S.M. '33,' M.B.A. '34 375 West End Avenue, New York, N. Y. Hamilton B-21 TERRIS MOORE Williams College, A.B. '29 Harvard University, M .B.A. '33 Haddonfield, N. J. 86 Buckingham Street, Cambridge, Mass. 33 ADVANCED STUDENTS DONLIN P. MURDY Pomona College, A.B. '31 Harvard University, M.B.A. '34 Westminster, Cal. 120 Warwick Road, West Newton, Mass NATHAN WILLIAMS PEARSON Dartmouth College, A.B. '32 Harvard University, M.B.A. '34 SZ Blanchard Place, Gardner, Mass. Hamilton B-21 ROBERT DOUGLAS REINHARDT Dartmouth College, A.B. '32 Harvard University, M .B.A. '34 30 Irving Street, Cambridge, Mass. RONALD, HERBERT ROBNETT University of Oregon, S.B. '28 Harvard University, M .B.A. '34 17 Dunster Street, Cambridge, Mass. LLOYD WOODS SIPHERD Simpson College, A.B. '25 Harvard University, M.B.A. '29 London, Ontario, Canada Glass Hall GEORGE ALBERT SMITH, JR. University of Utah, A.B. '26 Harvard University, M.B.A. '34 1302 Yale Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah Hamilton A-24 ..i... .l, J. OWEN STALSON University of Minnesota, S.B. '25 Harvard University, M .B.A. '34 64 Oxford Street, Cambridge, Mass. 34 Class of June 1935 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 EDWARD LANGFORD ADAMS University of Minnesota, .fl.B. '33 Delta Kappa Epsilon 2411 West 21st Street, Minneapolis, Minn Chase C-43 KARL ADAMS, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '33 36 Beacon Street, Boston, Mass. Mellon A-43 RICHARD HUGO ADAMS University of Michigan, A.B. '33 8120 East jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. Chase C-14 ROBERT WYNN ADAMS Carnegie Institute of Technology, S.B. '33 1009 Orchard Avenue, Greensburgh, Pa. 18A Shaler Lane, Cambridge, Mass. PETER JOSEPH ALBIANI Brown University, A.B. '33 Sigma Nu 143 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton, Mass. Mellon D-43 1 RICHARD LYMAN ALLEN Middlebury College, S.B. '33 Delta U psilon 19 Beech Street, Framingham, Mass. McCulloch C-42 36 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 JOHN DONALD ALLISON Temple University, B.S.C. '32 Blossburg, Pa. Morris C-43 EDWARD SUTHERLAND AMAZEEN Harvard University, A.B. '31 112 .Ashland Street, Melrose Highlands, Mass. 202D Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. CHARLES EDWIN ANGLE Harvard University, A.B. '33 43 East Boulevard, Rochester, N. Y. 213D Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. MELVIN LEON ANSHEN Harvard University, A.B. '33 29 Mt. Hood Road, Brighton, Mass. l SAMUEL GREENLEAF ATKINSON Harvard University, A.B. '32 Heath Hill, Brookline, Mass. MALCOLM BANCROFT I Harvard University, A.B. '33 403 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. 37 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 LOUIS BARRY BARACK 1 University of Pittsburgh, S.B. '33 2329 Sherbrook Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chase D-21 ALBERT GEORGE BARDES University of Wisconsin, A.B. '32 Chi Psi Nashotah, Wisconsin 203D Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. MARVIN JOHN BARLOON State University of Iowa, S.B. '31 225 East Ninth Street, Carroll, Iowa McCulloch C-32 PAUL SIDNEY BARRABEE Harvard University, A.B. '33 132 Sewall Avenue, Brookline, Mass. Hamilton C-15 FRANCIS LOWELL BARTON Harvard University, .fl.B. '26 7 Arlington Street, Cambridge, Mass. ROBERT WHITNEY BAUTER Ohio State University, A.B. '33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 92 Crestview Road, Columbus, Ohio Hamilton C-41 38 CLASS OF JUNE, 193 JAMES MCKIM BELL, JR. Lehigh University, S.B. '33 Phi Delta Theta Caixa S71 , Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, South America Mellon C-42 CLARENCE LESTER BELTZ Oklahoma Agricultural 65' Mechanical College, S.B. '31 Cherokee, Okla. Gallatin C-42 ALLAN HODGE BENJAMIN Bowdoin College, A.B. '32 Zeta Psi 211 Hawthorne Street, Malden, Mass. McCulloch D-31 PHILIP ANTHONY BENNETT New York University, S.B. '33 150 North Day Street, Orange, N.J. McCulloch C-44 WILLIAM NELS BERGSTROM Marquette University, S.B. '32 1738 East Iron Street, Milwaukee, Wis. McCulloch D-33 JOHN MORRIS COTGRAVE BETTS Swarthmore College, A.B. '33 Phi Sigma Kappa 437 Cedar Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Chase D-39 39 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 - SPAULDING BIRSS Stanford University, A.B. '33 800 East Micheltorena Street, Santa Barbara, Cal. Mellon A-41 KIRTLEY ELLIOTT BLACK Washington University, A.B. '33 Sigma Chi 6211 Westminster Place, St. Louis, Mo. Gallatin C-3 Z FRANCIS BLAKE Harvard University, S.B. '31 Park Road, Weston, Massachusetts Mellon A-33 ROBERT GEORGE BOHNEN University of Chicago, S.B. '33 Chi Psi 6831 Euclid Avenue, Chicago, Illinois Mellon B-14 HAROLD CHARLES BOYER University of Michigan, A.B. '33 Theta Chi 209 Monterey Avenue, Highland Park, M Chase D-41 JOSEPH CLIFFORD BRIGGS Norwich University, S.B. '32 51 Boxford Street, Lawrence, Mass. Chase A-11 40 ic CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 THOMAS LATIMER BROOKS Dickinson College, A '33 Kappa Sigma 131 West Cliff Street, Somerville, N. J. Chase E-21 BENJAMIN ROSS BROWN Allegheny College, A.B. '33 Phi Gamma Delta I 2108 Myrtle Street, Erie, Pa. Gallatin D-22 CHARLES THOMAS BROWN, JR. Princeton University, A.B. '33 618 Chester Avenue, Moorestown, N. J. Mellon A-32 HAROLD BROWN Georgia School of Technology, S.B. '32 220 Remington Avenue, Thomasville, Ga. Chase D-25 LINCOLN BRYANT,,jR. Harvard University, A.B. '33 149 Randolph Avenue, Milton, Mass. Mellon B-13 CHESTER PARSONS BUCKLAND Yale University, A.B. '33 ' 254 Prospect Street, New Haven, Conn. Mellon C-42 41 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 EDWARD RAMSEY BUNTING Stanford University, A.B. '33 38 Cambridge Way, Piedmont, Cal. 1581 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass EDWARD SAUNDERS BURKE Harvard University, A.B. '33 28 East Tenth Street, New York, N. Y. Chase C-13 PAUL DONHAM BURRILL Tan Kappa Epsilon Fort Worth, Texas Dean's House ARTHUR DAVIDSON CALFEE Princeton University, A.B. '33 3 33 Kingsbury Place, St. Louis, Mo. , Mellon A-34 BYRON CARMICHAEL CAMPBELL Temple University, B.S.C. '32 Sigma Pi 120 So. Kentucky Avenue, Atlantic City, N. J. Chase C-21 ROLAND PHILLIPS CAMPBELL DePauw University, A.B. '33 Phi Kappa Psi , Coatesville, Indiana Mellon A-42 42 CLASS OF JUNE 1935 WADE HAMPTON CARDEN University of Tennessee, S.B. '33 Clinton, Tennessee Gallatin E-32 LORING WOODBURY CARNEY University of Southern California, S.B. '33 120 North Palm Drive, Beverly Hills, Cal. 18 Chauncy Street, Cambridge, Mass. WILLIAM WALTER CARUTH, JR. Southern Methodist University, S.B. '33 Phi Delta Theta 4949 Swiss Avenue, Dallas, Tex. Gallatin C-24 THOMAS DAVID CASSERLY, JR. University of Illinois, S.B. '31 Kenwood Place, Michigan City, Ind. Hamilton C-31 HARRY BALLENBACH CAYWOOD Coe College, S.B. '26 Lake Park, Iowa 23C Shaler Lane, Cambridge, Mass. MICHAEL JOSEPH CERUZZI Fordham University, A.B. '33 104 Wallace Street, New Haven, Conn. Gallatin E-12 43 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 ARTHUR EDWIN CHAMBERS Hamilton College, A.B. '33 Theta Delta Chi 509 Lore Avenue, Wilmington, Del. Chase F-41 JOHN JAMESON CHICKERING Princeton University, A.B. '30 15 Ash Street, Cambridge, Mass. JOHN KIELKOPF CHISHOLM Lieutenant, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy 87 Hopkins Street, Woodbury, N. J. 1949 Commonwealth Avenue, Brighton, Mass FORTON ADAM CHRISTOFFER University of Minnesota, S.B. '32 3405 Holmes Avenue, South, Minneapolis, Minn. Chase D-14 WILLIAM HOLMES CIES University of Oklahoma, S.B. '33 1919 West 19th Street, Oklahoma City, Okla Mellon C-41 CHARLES SPENCER CLARK University of Washington, S.B. '33 Zeta Psi 2621 Eleventh Avenue, N., Seattle, Wash. Mellon BC-44 44 CLASS JUNL 1 MURRAY WHITNEY CLARK United State-s Naval Academy, '26 Lieutenant, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy Ogden, Towa 18 Townsend Road, Belmont, Mass. ROY CANON CLEMENTS Texas Technological College, B.B.A. '32 A .M. '33 1920 Seventh Street, Lubbock, Texas Chase B-42 ROBERT LANING CLIFFORD Princeton University, A.B. '33 3130 P Street, Washington, D. C. Mellon A-33 HAWLEY COLUMBIA COBB Hillsdale College, A.B. '27 University of Michigan, A.M. '30 Phi Delta Kappa 119 Eaton Drive, Northville, Mich. 20 Mellen Street, Cambridge, Mass. NICHOLAS HAMNER COBBS University of the South, A.B. '15 Calllain, Finance Department, U. S. Army Sigma Alpha Epsilon 420 Felder' Avenue, Montgomery, Ala. 26 Grozier Road, Cambridge, Mass. WILLIAM HOLDERNESS COCHRANE West Virginia University, A.B. '30 Delta Tau Delta 52 South Main Avenue, Sharon, Pa. Chase E-11 45 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 JAMES THOMAS AQUINAS COI-IAN Boston College, A.B. '31 867 East Fourth Street, South Boston, Mass Mellon C-33 NELSON PITTS COLLAMER Union College, A.B. '33 Beta Theta Pi 1375 Union Street, Schenectady, N. Y. Mellon D-22 HERMAN JACKSON COLLIER Oberlin College, A.B. '33 Clarksville, Arkansas Gallatin D-39 ERNEST CLIFFORD COLLINS United States Naval Academy, '29 Lieutenant, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy 19 Orkney Street, Portland, Maine 5 .Arlington Street, Cambridge, Mass. LOUIS FOSTER CONANT, JR. Colby College, S.B. '33 Alpha Tau Omega 26 I-Iurlburt Street, Cambridge, Mass. GILBERT MAURICE CONGDON, JR. Yale University, A.B. '33 Chi Psi 87 Cooke Street, Providence, R. I. Mellon A-21 46 CL ASS OF JUNE 1934 CHARLES GREEN CONLY Pennsylvania Military College, S.B. '33 1611 Mt. Salem Lane, Wilmington, Del. McCulloch C-12 JOHN ANDREW CONWAY Boston College, A.B. '33 3 Chaucer Street, East Boston, Mass THOMAS WILLIAM COOK Boston College, A.B. '33 869 Hancock Street, Wollaston, Mass JOHN HENRY COON, JR. Loyola College, A.B. '33 4304 Norwood Road, Baltimore, Md. Chase D-26 ' RICHARD BERTRAM COOPER Tufts College, S.B. '32 Alpha Tau Omega 21 Warner Street, West Somerville, Mas McCulloch E-22 EVERETT R. MILLER COSLETT Dickinson College, A.B. '33 Phi Delta Theta 315 Pennell Street, Chester, Pa. Gallatin D-25 47 S CLASS or JUNE, 1935 FREDERIC L. CRAMER University of Wisconsin, A.B. '33 3026 North Summit Avenue, Milwaukee, Wis Hamilton B-43 IOS EPH CLAYPOOL CRAWFORD Ohio State University, S.B. '33 Chase C-11 DAVID CROCKER Harvard University, A.B. '33 84 Prospect Street, Fitchburg, Mass. Mellon A-43 CHARLES RICE CROSBY Dartmouth College, A.B. '28 Crosby Terrace, Brattleboro, Vt. I 17 Dunster Street, Cambridge, Mass. FRANCIS LINLIE CROWLEY Harvard University, A.B. '33 247 Eagle Street, North Adams, Mass. 24 Wendell Street, Cambridge, Mass. ALBERT SIMPSON DANIEL University of Washington, B.B.A. '27 Theta Chi 1211 North Oakes Street, Tacoma, Wash. 17A Shaler Lane, Cambridge, Mass. 48 . CLASS ALFRED HARVEY DANIELS Harvard University, S.B. '33 822 Hillside Avenue, Rochester, N. Y. Mellon C-32 WALTER PITT DAVIDSON University of Virginia, S.B. '33 86 Dean Road, Brookline, Mass. Chase C-35 HERBERT RICHARD DECKER Clarkson College of Technology, S.B. '27 11A Shaler Lane, Cambridge, Mass. JAMES MALONE DENNING Harvard University, A.B. '33 11 Lafayette Avenue, Chelsea, Mass. PEREZ MORTON DEWOLFE, II Harvard University, A.B. '33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 76 Vinton Street, Melrose, Mass. THOMAS MARSHALL DINES Williams College, A.B. '33 Kappa Alpha 725 Corona Street, Denver, Colo. 1737 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. 49 JUNE, 193 W, . ,YD ,..,-,,,,....l-- CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 JOHN PRIOLEAU DUANE Harvard University, A.B. '32 Chester Road, Devon, Pa. Hamilton A-41 ROBERT CLEVELAND DUNLAP, JR. University of Georgia, A.B. '33 Phi Delta Theta Shirley Hills, Macon, Ga. Chase E-24 FRANK HANSON EASTMAN, JR. Yale University, S.B. '30 Phi Sigma Kappa S45 Eliot Street, Milton, Mass. JOHN WARREN EDGERTON .Pine Orchard, Connecticut Hamilton C-13 FRANCIS AUGUSTUS ENGLEHART United States Military Academy, '13 Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. Army 210 Elm Street, Bennington, Vt. 9 Clement Circle, Cambridge, Mass. CYRIL PAUL ENTRUP University of Notre Dame, B.C.S. '33 32 70 Warrington Road, Shaker Heights, Cleveland, Ohio Gallatin D-22 S0 CLASS JUNE,1 IRA KENNETH EVANS United States Military Academy, '25 Lieutenant, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. Army Whitmoyer Apartments, Columbus, Neb. 65 Chester Road, Belmont, Mass. LEO MORTIMER FAVROT, JR. Louisiana State University, S.B. '31 Kappa Alpha fSouthernj 805 Lake Park, Baton Rouge, La. Gallatin D-42 WILLIAM GERHARDT FIENEMANN Brown University, Ph.B. '33 Lambda Chi Alpha Farmington, Conn. Morris C-43 ANDREW FISKE Harvard University, A.B. '33 Long Lane, Warren, R. l. Mellon B-11 FRED GEORGE FLEIG University of Cincinnati, A.B. '32 Alpha Tau Omega 4819 Whetzel Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio McCulloch C-23 HAMILTON GOODRICH FLOWERS Yale University, S.B. '33 Chi Phi 16 Audubon Place, New Orleans, La. 3 Arlington Street, Cambridge, Mass. 51 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 JOSEPH NVARNER FOBES Harvard University, '32 Peace Dale, R. I. Mellon B-12 FRANKLIN GAY FOLGER Harvard University, A.B. '33 19 Sunset Hill Road, Roslindale, Mass. ROBERT WALLACE FORT University of thc South, S.B. '33 Alpha Tau Omega 108 North Minds Street, Greenville, Miss Gallatin B-42 ROBERT GARNETT FRANKLIN Emory University, LL.B. '33 Grady Hospital, Atlanta, Ga. 65 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge, Mass ALFRED RUSSEL GALLAWAY, JR. University of California, S.B. '33 Psi Upsilon 817 J Street, Sacramento, Cal. ' Hamilton D-43 OLIVER GARCEAU Harvard University, A.B. '33 Hotel Ludlow, Boston, Mass. A36 Ash Street, Cambridge, Mass. 52 15 East Indian River Road, Norfolk, Va. CLASS OF JUNE, wa JOHN CRANE GARDINER, JR. Union College, A.B. '33 Alpha Delta Phi 115 Cass Avenue, Woonsocket, R. I. Chase E-22 JOHN CONRAD GARVER Purdue University, S.B. '33 Delta Alpha Pi 4835 Shefiield Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio Gallatin C-26 WENDELL PHILLIPS GAYMAN University of Cincinnati, Co1n.E. '30 Delta Tau Delta 6645 Iris Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio Morris C-43 , WALLACE BERKLEY GIBBS Virginia Military Institute, S.B. '33 Kappa Alpha CSouthern'J Mellon BC-44 ,JOHN BELLAMY GILBERT Colgate University, .f1.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 4245 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Hamilton B-42 RAYMOND JOHN GIRVIN Union College, .AI.B. '33 Phi Gamina Delta 1383 Parkwood Boulevard, Schenectady, N. Y. Chase E-2 2 53 CLASS OF JUNE,1935 CHARLES CLARKE GLAVIN Harvard University, A.B. '33 Delta Upsilon 520 Lake Shore Drive, Escanaba, Mich. 86 Buckingham Street, Cambridge, Mass. JAMES EDWARD GODDARD Ohio University, A.B. '26 Beta Theta Pi 630 Forest Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio -' 205 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge, Mass. PAUL ROCHETTE GODFREY University of Manitoba, A.B. '31 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada McCulloch E-22 MARTIN T. GORMAN University of California, A.B. '33 2710 Haste Street, Berkeley, Cal. McCulloch D-43 JOHN SHELTON GORRELL University of North Carolina, S.B. '33 Pi Kappa Alpha 609 West Fifth Street, Winston-Salem, N. C. Chase B-31 WILLIAM ATKINSON GRAHAM University of Colorado, S.B. '33 Sigma Nu 710 Concord Avenue, Boulder, Colo. Gallatin D-23 54 CLA SS OF JUNE, 1935 WILLIAM WILLIAMS GRAVES, JR. Duke University, A.B. '31 Kappa Sigma 800 W. Nash Street, Wilson, N. C. Hamilton B-42 . JAMES HOLT GREEN University of the South, A.B. '30 Alpha Tau Omega 62 South Battery, Charleston, S. C. Gallatin B-42 CHESTER I-IALLEY GRIGGS University of Washington, B.B.A. '32 Sigma Phi Sigma 2922 O'Neill Avenue, Cheyenne, Wyo. McCulloch D-43 ROBERT JULIUS GUTHEIM Harvard University, S.B. '33 33 West Lenox Street, Chevy Chase, Md. Winthrop I-22 DANIEL LEWIS GUTMAN Columbia University, A.B. '33 1185 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. Mellon C-35 ANDREW JOSEPH HAIRE, JR. Cornell University, A.B. '33 Delta Upsilon 311 Gariield Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mellon A-32 55 CLASS OF JUNE, 1 9 3 5 EDWARD BOWMAN HALLIGAN Dartmouth College, A.B. '33 Sigina Chi 3 Salem Street, Reading, Mass. Chase A-31 CLARENCE JESSE HAMILTON University of Oregon, S.B. '31 Sigma Nu 290 Front Street, Salem, Oregon Mellon B-43 ALEXANDER PATTON HAMMOND Princeton University, A.B. '20 ISS South Pine Street, Albany, N. Y. Mellon C-23 HARRY LOUIS HANSEN Haverford College, S.B. '33 10 Birch Road, Yonkers, N. Y. Chase D-13 FRANK ABNEY HARDY Dartmouth College, A.B. '33 Theta Delta Chi 1580 Virginia Street, Charleston, W. Va. Mellon C-33 CHARLES WARREN HARNDEN Harvard University, S.B. '33 128 Bellevue Street, West Roxbury, Mass Chase E-23 56 CLASS DAVID NATHANIEL HAUSEMAN University of Pennsylvania, S.B. '18 Mass. Institute of Technology, S.B. '28 Captain, Ordnance Department, U. S. Army Gamma Eta Gamma 2525 Seventh Street, Tuscaloosa, Ala. 7 Arlington Street, Cambridge, Mass. THOMAS MICHAEL HAYDEN lllassarhusetts Institute of Technology, S.B. '34 Phi Kappa I 70 Bond Street, Norwood, Massachusetts Mellon B-14 JOSEPH SHATTUCK HAYES Harvard University, .f1.B., '33 Groton, Mass. Chase E-23 IRVING EDWIN HELLER Columbia University, S.B. '33 2066 63rd Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. McCulloch F-31 MAX HELLER New York University, B.C.S. '32 2168 86th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chase A-11 CARL DOUGLASS HENNING University of Minnesota, B.B.A. '33 Phi Kappa Psi 89 Strathmore Road, Brookline, Mass. S7 JUNE,1 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 CURT ALBERT HEUSER University of Cincinnati, C .E. '31 Triangle 1470 Midland Avenue, Bronxville, N. Y. McCulloch D-34 GROVER LEE HIGDON University of California, S.B. '33 109 North Laurel Street, Hazelton, Pa. Gallatin A-31 MAX BELLMAN HIGHT State University of Iowa, S.B. '33 Sigma Chi 320 Second Street, N. W., Mason City, Iowa Chase D-44 ERNEST HILLMAN, JR. Yale University, A.B. '33 Woodland Road, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McCulloch C-24 GERALD IRWIN HOLMES University of Michigan, A.B. '28 West Twelfth Street, Holland, Mich. Gallatin C-37 209 WILLIAM GLEASON HOLMES Williams College, A.B. '33 Phi Gamma Delta 1945 Ridgewood Road, Akron, Ohio Hamilton A-13 58 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 WYTHE WHIT lN G HOLT Virginia Zldilitary Institute, S.B. '33 Kappa Alpha CSouthernj 442 Mallory Avenue, Hampton, Va. Mellon C-43 FREDERIC RUTHERFORD HOOD Williams College, A.B. '31 Psi Upsilon 345 Prospect Street, East Orange, N. J. McCulloch E-Z4 PHILIP BURLINGAME HOPPIN Harvard University, A.B. '33 Washington, Conn. Chase D-1 1 ANDREW DANIEL HOPPING Butler University, A.B. '17 Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. Army Delta Tau Delta 63 Cushing Street, Cambridge, Mass. WARNER HENRY HORD Central State Teachers College of Oklahoma, S.B. '29 Oklahoma A. 6' M. College, M.S. '32 Edmond, Oklahoma 74 Kirkland Street, Cambridge, Mass. HARLAN HAMILTON HOWE Hobart College, A.B. '33 326 South Main Street, Geneva, N. Y. Gallatin C-24 59 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 WILLIAM TAYLOR IRONS, JR. University of Nebraska, S.B. '33 Beta Theta Pi 1621 D Street, Lincoln, Nebraska McCulloch C-44 HOLGER BORJE JANSSON Harvard U hiversity, A.B. '33 853 Highland Avenue, Morrisville, Pa. McCulloch C-23 ANDREW JACKSON JOHNSON University of Chicago, Ph.B. '28 Beta Theta Pi 181 North Pine Street, Orange, California McCulloch B-12 CARL HOPKIN JOHNSON 414 Walnut Street, Rock Springs, Wyoming 203A Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. DAVID HAROLD JOHNSON . Brown University, A.B. '33 Phi Sigma Kappa 53 Detroit Avenue, Providence, R. I. McCulloch B-33 EDWIN CLIFFORD JOHNSON, JR. Dartmouth College, A.B. '33 Theta Delta Chi 43 Carver Road, Newton Highlands, Mass. Gallatin E-11 60 CLASS OF IUNE,1935 PAUL WARREN JOHNSON University of California, A.B. '32 Psi U psilon h 82 Hillcrest Road, Berkeley, Cal. Hamilton D-43 WALTER FRANCIS JOHNSON University of Notre Dame, A.B. '33 420 North Detroit Street, Kenton, Ohio Gallatin D-42 EMERSON PHILIP JONES Duke University, A.B. '31 A Sigma Chi 604 North High Street, Franklin, Va. Gallatin E-41 GEORGE BECK JOST McGill University, B.Eng. '32 Kappa Alpha 3605 University Street, Montreal, Quebec, Canada Hamilton B-42 MILTON SIDNEY KAY E Tufts College, S.B. '33 Tau Epsilon Phi 8 Westmore Road, Mattapan, Mass. EDWARD CHESTER KEACHIE California Institute of Technology, S.B. '32 1141 West 47th Street, Los Angeles, Calif. 16 Story Street, Cambridge, Mass. 61 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 X . FREDERICK TUTHILL KEELER Hamilton College, A.B. '33 Sigma Phi 124 Brite Avenue, Scarsdale, New York Chase B-34 MAX LAVUARE KEENAN Wabash College, A.B. '33 Lambda Chi Alpha 214 East Emerson Street, Princeton, Ind McCulloch C-43 PAUL KELLER Harvard University, S.B. '33 91 Central Park West, New York, N. Y. Hamilton A-41 HAROLD ERNEST KENDALL University of C alifornia, S.B. '29 5253 Fieldston Road, New York, N. Y 16 Chauncy Street, Cambridge, Mass. EDWARD WILLIAM KENNEDY Boston College, A.B. '33 19 Falkland Terrace, Brighton, Mass. JOHN JOSEPH KENNEDY, JR. Yale University, S.B. '33 1080 Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Hamilton A-43 62 CLASS OF JUNE 1935 HARRY' WILBUR KETCHUM University of Denver, A.B. '33 Pi Kappa Alpha 1835 Lincoln Street, Denver, Colorado McCulloch C-26 LESLIE GOODWIN KEWER Tufts College, A.B. '33 39 Horne Road, Belmont, Massachusetts RICHARD HARKNESS KEYS Dartmouth College, A.B. '33 Sigma Chi Laurel Avenue, Glendale, Ohio Chase A-31 RUFUS HATCH KIMBALL, JR. University of Oregon, A.B. '33 Delta Upsilon 17 Dunster Street, Cambridge, Mass. JAMES LEWIS KINNEY Ohio Wesleyan University, A.B. '32 Beta Theta Pi 2303 Yorkshire Road, Columbus, Ohio Chase D-45 GEORGE REINHOLD KINZIE University of Florida, S.B. '31 Theta Chi 1919 Fowler Street, Fort Myers, Fla. 213C Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. 63 ASS OF JUNE, 1935 JOHN FEASTER KIRK Wesleyan University, A.B. '33 Sigma Nu 7930 Montgomery Avenue, Elkins Park, Pa. Gallatin E-11 SIDNEY LOUIS KIRSHNER Boston University, S.B. '34 42 jones Avenue, Dorchester, Massachusetts ROBERT WELLS KLINGEI. University of Minnesota, A.B. '32 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1108 College Street, Fort Collins, Colo. Chase D-14 EDWIN CROMWELL KNAPI' Dartmouth College, A .B. '33 Delta Tan Delta Park Drive, Rye, New York Chase C-43 ARTHUR THEODORE KOLGAKLIS Georgia School of Technology, S.B. '33 322 West 37th Street, Savannah, Ga. McCulloch C-25 CLARENCE HENRY KRUIDENIER Monmouth College, S.B. '31 133 South Ninth Street, Monmouth, Ill. McCulloch B-12 64 CLASS OF JUNE, 1 WILLIAM OVERTON KURTZ, JR. Cornell University, A.B. '34 Sigma Nu 1229 Scott Avenue, Winnetka, Illinois Hamilton C-33 EUGENE DAVID LACY Oberlin College, A.B. '33 409 South South Street, Wilmington, Ohio Gallatin C-35 ARCHIBALD LADE, JR. Dartmouth College, A.B. '33 Delta Upsiton 10 Dewey Court, Northampton, Mass. McCulloch D-22 JAMES SELDEN LAY, JR. Virginia Jllilitary Instituto, S.B. '33 .707 Rittenhouse Street, N. W., , , Vlashington, D. C. Mellon C-43 PHILIP RAYMOND LAYTON George Washington University, A.B. '31, LL.B. '32 Kappa Sigma 401 Maple Street, Fort Morgan, Colo. Hamilton C-33 WILLIAM ODELL LEA University of W ashington, B.B.A. '27 Zeta Psi 3543 46th N. E., Seattle, Washington 18B Shaler Lane, Cambridge, Mass. 65 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 ROBERT EMMET LEVI Harvard University, A .B. '33 84 Salisbury Road, Brookline, Mass. JACK IRVINE LEVKOFF University of South Carolina, S.B. '33 608 Saluda Avenue, Columbia, S. C. Mellon D-42 SIDNEY BEN LIFSCHULTZ University of Illinois, S.B. '33 Tau Epsilon Phi 3415 West Adams Street, Chicago, Ill. Gallatin E-12 FRANK MERRILL LINDSAY, JR. Kenyon College, Ph.B. '33 Delta Tan Delta 346 West William Street, Decatur, Ill. 46 Shepard Street, Cambridge, Mass. ABRAHAM HERMAN LITCHMAN Boston University, S.B. '31 248 Summer Street, Lynn, Massachusetts JOSEPH MEARSON LOBEL New York University, A.B. '33 105 East 192d Street, New York, N. Y. Chase D-35 66 CLASS OF JUNE, 193 GEORGE FRANCIS FABYAN LOMBARD Harvard University, A.B. '33 619 Boylston Street, Brookline, Mass. Mellon B-13 CHARLES THORNTON LONGFELLOW University of Pennsylvania, A.B. '33 Sigma Nu SO Vernon Terrace, Bloomfield, N. J. Gallatin A-41 PROCTOR MAYO LOVELL Middlebury College, S.B. '33 Delta Kappa Epsilon I P. O. Box 113, Springfield, Vermont Chase C-34 PATRICK HENRY MCCARTHY Harvard University, A.B. '33 36 Washington Street, Charlestown, Mass. ROBERT OTTO MCMAHAN DePauw University, A.B. '33 Beta Theta Pi 728 jefferson Street, Rochester, Ind. Mellon A-42 JAMES MY RON MCMILLIN United States Military Academy, '20 Lieutenant, Chemical Warfare Service, U. S. Army 9 Carleton Road, Belmont, Massachusetts 67 r Ass or JUNE, was GEORGE MCQUILKIN, III Pelmsylvania Military College, S.B. '33 22 Franklin Avenue, Merchantville, N. McCulloch C-12 ROBERT TOLAND MACCOUN Cornell University, M.E. '31 3801 Greenway, Baltimore, Maryland McCulloch C-39 DOUGLAS SERVEN MARSHALL Colgate' University, A.B. '33 Kappa Delta Rho 135 West 79th Street, New York, N. Y Chase B-24 NORTON EDWARD MASTERSON Lawrence College, A.B. '24 1 710 Clark Street, Stevens Point, Wis. Gallatin E-33 JOSE MANAS MAYORGA University of Cambridge, A.B. '33 t'l'reston St. Mary, Langley Avenue, Sur Surrey, England 14 Farwell Place, Cambridge, Mass. JOHN SMITH MILLER University of Idaho, A.B. '33 Phi Gamma Delta Box 196, Moscow, Idaho Gallatin C-11 68 1. bitou C L A S LEWIS NELSON MILLER Virginia Military Institute, S.B. '32 Kappa .fllpha KSouthernl Brandy Station, Virginia Gallatin D-41 , MARSHALL EDSON MTNICH Lafayette College, S.B. ,33 Delta Tau Delta 269 Harmon Avenue, N. W., Warren, Ohio Chase D-38 THEODORE VAIL MONAI-IAN Dartmouth College, A.B. '33 Phi Kappa Sigma 14 Denver Street, Pawtucket, R. I. McCulloch D-22 ROBERT ANDREW MOORE University of Idaho, S.B. ,29 1013 North Twelfth Street, Boise, Idaho McCulloch C-44 ROY CRAWFORD MOORE Virginia Military Institute, S.B. '16 Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. Army Wadesboro, North Carolina 37 Oakley Road, Belmont, Massachusetts JOHN LLOYD MORGAN State University of Iowa, S.B. '33 Sigma Nu 422 North .Adams Street, Mason City, Iowa Chase E-21 69 S OF JUNE CLASS OF JUNE,1935 DAVID HUNNEWELL MORSE Harvard University, S.B. '33 183 Washington Street, Marblehead, Mass. Mellon C-24 JOHN BRADY MURPHY Brown University, A.B. '33 Delta Upsilon 266 Morris Avenue, Providence, R. I. McCulloch B-33 CHARLES FRANKLIN MYERS, JR. Davidson College, A.B. '33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Irving Park, Greensboro, N. C. Chase C-26 GEORGE HERBERT NELSON Worcester Polytechnic Institute, S.B. '23 Theta Chi . 23 Greendale Avenue, Worcester, Mass. Chase CD-39 HENRY HOMER NELSON North Dakota Agricultural College, S.B. '24 Edgeley, North Dakota 18C Shaler Lane, Cambridge, Mass. HENRY LEROY NEWMAN Middlebury College, S.B. '33 Delta Upsilon 579 Hazelwood Terrace, Rochester, N. Y. McCulloch C-42 70 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 DONALD MEEK NIELSEN Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, E.E. '33 119 East State Street, Marshalltown, Iowa Gallatin D-37 WILLIAM EZRA NORTHEY, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '31 23 Chestnut Street, Salem, Mass. 48 Boylston Street, Cambridge, Mass. MILES MATHEWS O'BRIEN Georgetown University, A.B. '31 30 East 60th Street, New York, N. Y. 5 Craigie Circle, Cambridge, Mass. GEORGE FREDERICK OEST Harvard University, A.B. '33 5105 Izard Street, Omaha, Nebraska Gallatin C-45 IRWIN WALTER OEST Iowa State College, S.B. '31 Alpha Tau Omega S105 Izard Street, Omaha, Nebraska Gallatin C-45 GEORGE HOWLAND PARSONS University of Washington, A.B. '33 Alpha Delta Phi 618 West Highland Drive, Seattle, Wash. 1737 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. 71 ASS OF JUNE, 1935 EDGAR LEONARD PATCH Dartmouth College, ,fl.B. '33 ' Kappa Sigma Z5 Congress Street, Stoneham, Massachusetts WILLIAM LYMAN PATTEN United States Naval A cademy, '24 Lieiiteizaat, Supply Corps, U. S. Navy 100 School Street, Concord, N. H. 8 Craigie Circle, Cambridge, Mass. WILEY FRANKLIN PATTON Uniwfrsily of Tennessee, S.B. '33 Delta Sigma Phi Bells, Tennessee McCulloch D-43 KENNETH WAGNER PAUL Uiiiversity of Rochester, A.B. '33 Theta Delta Chi , 896 Highland Avenue, Rochester, Y. Gallatin D-36 JAMES BRUCE PAYNE, JR. University of California, S.B. '33 Alpha Sigma Plzi 2311 Nineteenth Street, Bakersiield, Cal, Gallatin B-32 JOHN JOSEPH PERRINO Dartmouth College, A.B. ,32 Theta Chi 71 Cottage Street, Middletown, N. Y. Mellon B-42 72 CLASS MICHAEL PESCATELLO Temple University, A.B. '33 54 Morgan Street, Westerly, R. I. Mellon A-41 ALFRED WILLIAM PETERSON Williams College, A.B. '18 Mass. Institute of Technology, S.B. '20 207 Newport Avenue, Wollaston, Mass. McCulloch D-38 STANLEY HERBERT PICKER New York Uni'vei'sity, S.B. '33 Zeta Beta Tau 1755 Clay Avenue, New York, N. Y. Mellon C-34 EDWARD GARBETT PICKETT . University of Minnesota, A.B. '33 Chi Psi Upper River' Road, Louisville, Kentucky Chase D-34 JOHN FAULKS PIDCOCK Georgia School of Technology, S.B. ,33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 606 Fifth Avenue, S. E., Moultrie, Ga. 1737 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. THOMAS CORWIN PIERSON, II University of Cincinnati, .fl.B. '31, LL.B. '33 Delta Tau Delta 3980 Lowry Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 1298 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass. 73 OF JUNE CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 RALPH HARRISON PINGREE Harvard University, S.B. '33 71 Larchmont Road, Melrose, Mass. JAMES BEACH PLATT, JR. University of Virginia, .Al.B. '33 Phi Kappa Sigma 912 University Parkway, Baltimore, Md Chase B-Z4 ROBERT WILLIAM POND, JR. Harvard University, 5.13. '33 48 Academy Street, Arlington, Mass. Mellon A-24 'THEODORE WILLIAM PRESCOTT University of Hffaine, .-LB. '33 Sigma Nu Island Falls, Maine Mellon B-24 NORMAN HENRY PRINCE Yale University, .11.B. '33 387 Harvard Street, Cambridge, Mass. EDWARD COLLIER PUGH Harvard University, A.B. '33 7 Larch Road, Cambridge, Mass. Chase E-34 74 CLASS OF JUNE, was WILLIAM EDWARD PUTNAM, HI Harvard University, A.B. '32 126 Adams Street, Milton, Mass. Mellon A-13 HAROLD LEONARD RATLTFI4' Rutgers University, Litt.B. '30 102 Lincoln Avenue, New Brunswick, N. J. Chase E-41 HENRY LEOPOLD REICH Stanford University, A.B. '33 786 Sixth Avenue, San Francisco, Cal. 303B Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. , JOHN WATSON REITZE University of Washington, S.B. '33 Sigma Nu 3517 East Olive Street, Seattle, Wash. Mellon BC-44 MORTIMER MORRIS REZNICK New York University, S.B. '33 Alpha Epsilon Pi 417 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. McCulloch E-32 JOHN PARKER RICKETTS Tufts Collage, .fl.B. '33 Alpha Tau Omega 21 Pease Avenue, Monson, Mass. 11 Mason Street, Medford, hMass. 75 ' CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 JAMES LAWTON RILEY Emory University, Ph.B. '32, LL.B. '33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2655 Habersham Road, Atlanta, Georgia 1737 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. BENJAMIN SNOW ROGERS Harvard University, .fl.B. '33 Delta Upsilon 507 Elm Street, Braintree, Mass. Chase D-11 RALPH ROGERS Hamilton College, A.B. '32 Sigma Phi Clinton, New York 992 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, Mass. GEORGE HENRY ROHRS University of Notre Dame, B.C.S. '33 1439 University Avenue, New York, N. Y Gallatin B-32 MAXWELL ALEXANDER ROSS Dalhousie University, B.Com. '31 344 South Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada Chase E-1 1 DAVID SACHS University of Michigan, A.B. '33 1513 Webster Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Chase C-39 76 CLASS JUNE,193S WILLIAM ANDREW SCHROEDER, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '33 Delta Upsilon 1515 Bailey Avenue, McKeesport, Pa. Matthews 10 GEORGE ROBERT SEYBOLD University of Michigan, S.B. '33 Kappa Sigma 1503 Washington Avenue, Jackson, Mich. Mellon C-41 EDWARD WHITE SEYMOUR Williams College, A.B. '33 Theta Delta Chi 390 West End Avenue, New York, N. Y. McCulloch D-37 CHARLES WAYNE SHAEFFER Pennsylvania State College, .fl.B. '33 .fllpha Sigma Phi S18 South Duke Street, York, Pa. McCulloch C-43 LEO SHAPIRO, JR. University of Wisconsin, S.B. '33 2033 Princeton Place, Duluth, Minn. McCulloch B-41 LEONARD SALMAN SHERIFF College of the City of New York, S.B. '33 Tau Delta Phi 920 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. Hamilton A-14 77 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 ROBERT ELLIOTT SHERWOOD V Washington University, S.B. '33 Pi Kappa Alpha 6803 Waterman Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Gallatin C-32 JOSEPH CHARLES SIMPSON St. Louis University, .LL.B. '33 4210 Westminster Place, St. Louis, Mo. Chase B-42 KENNETH LU VERNE SIMPSON University of Minnesota, B.B.A. '32 Zeta Psi 4040 Oakland Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn 10 Channing Street, Cambridge, Mass. DWIGHT MERRICK SLADE University of Wisconsin, A.B. '33 Phi Kappa Sigma 400 Hollywood Avenue, Rochester, N. Y Gallatin E-42 JOHN RICHARD SLATTERY, II Georgetown University, A .B. '33 720 Washington Street, Brighton, Mass. Mellon C-42 KARL MATTHEW SMALL Pennsylvania State College, A.B. '25 Alpha Chi Rho 116 Walnut Street, Hollidaysburg, Pa. 62 Brattle Street, Cambridge, Mass. 78 CLAS ARLIE GROVER SMITH Washbm'n College, A.B. '33 419 Cleveland Street, Marion, Kan. 24 Prescott Street, Cambridge, Mass. DAVID GAGE SMITH Vale University, S.B. '33 Delta Psi 61 Main Street, Concord, Mass. FRANK SAMPSON SMITH Washington 6' Lee University, S.B. '32 Beta Theta Pi 632 North Elm Street, Greensboro, N. C. McCulloch B-42 JAMES HAROLD SMITH University of North Carolina, S.B. '33 305 West Davis Street, Burlington, N. C. Chase E-41 J. HENRY SMITH, JR. College of the Pacific, A.B. '31 2222 Allston Way, Stockton, Calif. 957 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. LIONEL VERNON SMITH University of Notre Dame, B.C.S. '33 604 Cincinnati Street, El Paso, Texas Gallatin B-14 79 s or JUNE, 19 CLASS OF JUNE,1935 1 PHILIP WADDELL SMITH Princeton University, A.B. '33 SO Hodge Road, Princeton, N. J. Mellon B-43 ROBERT CLOSE SMITH Trinity College Delta Kappa Epsilon 490 Howard Avenue, New Haven, Conn. McCulloch F-11 MILTON LITTLEFIELD SMYTHE Trinity College, S.B. '33 Delta Kappa Epsilon 9139 Continental Avenue, Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. McCulloch F-11 JOSEPH HANCE SOWERS Amherst College, A.B. '33 Phi Gamma Delta 224 North Broadway, New Philadelphia, Ohio Hamilton A-13 WILLIAM HENRY STARING University of Pennsylvania, S.B. '33 Phi Kappa Psi Wade Park Manor, East 107th and Park Lane Cleveland, Ohio Gallatin C-33 DAVID STEINE University of Georgia, S.B. '33 Warrenton, Georgia Hamilton C-43 80 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 HENRY DARLINGTON STEINMETZ University of Pennsylvania, B.Areh. '34 Theta Della Chi 410 Greenwood Avenue, Wyncote, Pa. McCulloch E-23 MEYER MURRAY STERN New York University, S.B. '32 Alpha Lambda Phi 439 East Sth Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Hamilton B-34 ROBERT ELLSWORTH STEVENS Cornell University, .i1.B. '32 Sigma Pi Corfu, New York Gallatin C-11 ARTHUR CLARENCE STIFEL, JR. Yale University, S.B. '33 Hubbarcl's Lane, Wheeling, W. Va. 5 Arlington Street, Canibridge, Mass. WILLIAM HOOTON STOKES Haverforzl College, S.B. '33 840 Golf View Road, Moorestown, N. J. Chase D-13 EARL GREGG SWEM, JR. College of William 6' Mary, S.B. '31 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1920 S Street, N. W., Washington, D. C. Chase E-24 S1 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 PALMER CHIYUAN SZE Venching University, A.B. '33 33 Hsi Kwan Yin Tse, East City, Peiping, Hopei, China Chase C-ZS EUGENE TAXMAN Harwzrd University, A.B. '33 Zeta Beta Tau 3534 Cherry Street, Kansas City, Mo. l 51 Brattle Street, Cambridge, Mass. RICHARD PALMER THOMPSON Union College, A.B. '32 Delta Ujzsilon 9 Academy Place, Gloversville, N. Y. Chase C-44 PAUL HENRY FERNHARDT THUR University of Minnesota, LL.B. '27 3437 Blaisdell Avenue, Minneapolis, Minn. Mellon C-31 SPERO GEORGE TSAMIS Higher Srhool of Agriculture, Egypt, S.B. '09 Maison Fabri, Alexandria, Egypt Gallatin C-25 JAMES EDWIN TURNER .lllossorhusetts Institute of Technology, S.B. ' Theta Chi 165 Mountain Avenue, Malden, Mass. McCulloch D-31 82 CLASS OF JUNE, was JUDSON FREDERICK I-IOWE TURTON University of Illinois, S.B. '26 Beta Theta Pi 218 Bedford Street, Stamford, Conn. Chase D-45 JOHN CONDO VAN BUSKIRK Dartmouth College, A.13. '32 Box 5087, Seabreeze, Daytona Beach, Fla. Chase D-37 HERBERT MORGAN WADLETGH Harvard University, A.B. '33 17 Cabot Street, Winchester, Mass. ARTHUR LITTLEFORD WADSWORTH University of Wisconsin, Ph.B. '33 Chi Psi 84 Shaw Lane, Ft. Thomas, Ky. Mellon A-34 NELSON WAGGENER l University of Texas, A.B. '33 Phi Delta Theta Route 4, Box SSO, Dallas, Texas 46 Shepard Street, Cambridge, Mass. IRVING WAGNER New York University, B.C.S. '31 434 Marion Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. McCulloch D-23 x S3 Ass OF JUNE,193S GRANT TOZER WALDREF Princeton University, A.B. '33 628 South Third Street, Stillwater, Minn. Mellon A-14 FRANK WALLACE, IR. Rice Institute, A.B. '33 2720 Colcord Avenue, Waco, Texas McCulloch C-32 RUSSELL ARTHUR WALLACE Princeton University, S.B. '33 438 Summit Avenue, Cedarhurst, Long Island, N. Y. 8 Plympton Street, Cambridge, Mass. NATHAN THOMPSON WASHBURN, JR. Indiana University, A.B. '22 Delta Tan Delta 3236 North Capitol Avenue, Indianapolis, Ind. 30 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge, Mass. THOMAS ALEXANDER WEATHERLEY, IR Colgate University, A.B. '33 Phi Delta Theta 200 Soundview Avenue, White Plains, N. Y. McCulloch E-23 KENNETH WILLIAM WEIS Pennsylvania State College, A.B. '33 Alpha Sigrna Phi 2936 Belrose Avenue, Dormont, Pittsburgh, Pa. McCulloch C-43 84 CLASS JULIAN DONALD WEISS University of Chicago, Ph.B. '31, J.D. '33 7432 Chappel Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Gallatin D-26 GEORGE CALHOUN WELLS Yale University, SJ3. '33 Phi Gamma Delta 152 Clarewill Avenue, Upper Montclair, N. J. Hamilton A-42 RICHARD CLAYPOOLE WELLS Harvard University, A.B. '33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon R. F. D. 3, Plainfield, N. J. 17 Dunster Street, Cambridge, Mass. FRANK ALLEN WEST, JR. Princeton University, A.B. '32 311 East Main Street, Stockton, Cal. Lowell O-34 WILLIAM LORD WEST Harvard University, A.B. '32 520 Grand Avenue, St. Paul, Minn. Chase C-21 WILLIAM PIERREPONT WHITE, JR. Hamilton College, A.B. '33 Sigma Phi 296 Genesee Street, Utica, N. Y. Chase B-34 SS JUNE, 19 CLASS OF JUNE,1935 TYLER ALLEN WHITMORE University of Maine, S.B. '33 Lambda Chi Alpha Southwest Harbor, Me. RALPH RICHARD WIELAND Oberlin College, A.B. '33 2337 Hollywood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Gallatin B-14 RICHARD WILDER Harvard University, A.B. '33 ZOZB Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. ALFRED WALTER W ILLMANN Massarhusetts Institute of Technology, S.B 66 Fifth Street, Derby, Conn. Mellon B-25 EDWARD JUNKIN WILSON Washington 65' Lee University, S.B. '33 Kappa Alpha 103 West Eighth Avenue, Rome, Gu. Hamilton C-43 University of North Carolina, A.B. '33 Beta Theta Pi 154 Highland 'l'er1'ace, Pitman, N. J Gallatin D-41 86 52 Trowbridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. JOSEPH TOWNSEND WILSON, JR. CLASS ROBERT ROCKWELL WILSON Western Reserve University, A.B. '33 Phi Kappa Psi Ridge Road, R.F.D. 1, Willoughby, Ohio McCulloch C-34 RAYMOND CHARLES WINTER University of Utah, S.B. '26 Sigma Pi 1176 Herbert Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah Gallatin C-38 PAUL NEWTON WONACOTT University of Pennsylvania, S.B. '34 Phi Kappa Psi 315 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. Gallatin C-33 FRANCIS WOODBRIDGE Harvard University, S.B. '32 Falmouth Foresicle, Portland, Maine Hamilton C-13 OSCAR JAMES WOODWARD University of California, S.B. '30 Alpha Sigma Phi 858 Home Avenue, Fresno, California 205 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge, Mass. ARTHUR VERNON WOODWORTH, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '33 30 Chestnut Street, Boston, Mass. 87 JUNh:,1 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 l SAMUEL MITCHELL WOOLSEY University of Texas, A.B. '31, M.B.A. '33 1200 Blanco Street, Austin, Texas Chase C-44 STEPHEN GUERRANT WRIGHT University of Alabama, A.B. '30 315 Howbert Avenue, Roanoke, Va. Gallatin E-32 RAMON WYER Ohio State University, B.I.E. '31 A Chi Phi 1325 Cambridge Place, Columbus, Ohio Chase C-43 EDWARD ESHER YAGGY, JR. Yale University, A.B. '31 Beta Theta Pi Hutchinson, Kansas Hamilton A-43 HAMILTON YOUNG Harvard University, A.B. '33 223 Park Street, Newton, Mass. BENJAMIN BERNARD ZIENTS Dana College, S.B. '33 76 Aldine Street, Newark, New Jersey Mellon B-42 88 CLASS OF JUN JAMES ALEXANDER ZINN University of Mi.vsozn'i, ,fl.B. '33 Brita Theta Pi 5220 North Pelmsylvunia Street, lnclizmztpulis, Ind. Gallatin IC-41 EN'1'lmNr'1a Br-:'rw1-:I-:N HAMILTON AND Sul-:RMAN Hfkl.l,S 89 Part Yinie Special Students HENRY EHRLICH Harvard University, A.B. '34 42 Beech Road, Brookline, Mass. LOUIS ISADORE GARLITZ Harvard University, A.B. '31 124 Homestead Street, Roxbury, Mass. HARRY PATTERSON HALE, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '32 37 Salisbury Road, Brookline, Mass. KENNETH ROY MacKENZIE Amherst College, .f1.B. '21 36 lngraham Road, Wellesley, Mass. JOHN HARLESTON PARKER Harvard University, A.B. '31 173 Commonwealth Avenue, Boston, Mass RICHARD LANE PATEY University aj Pennsylvania, S.B. '34 7 Grove Hill Avenue, Newtonville, Mass FREDERIC BURGESS SMITH 44 Belcher Street, Winthrop, Mass. WINTHROP WHEELER SPENCER Harvard University, A.B. '18 27 Larchwood Drive, Cambridge, Mass. ROBERT PRICE TIBOLT 28 Morse Road, Newtonville, Mass. 90 x E Scenes M'mzr:AN HAI.: 1. l!!hI i 55A' M 0 0 1 'l X' 'Wu 'W 1 Y LOOKING Tmxzxnn NORTH HARVARD STREET Loomxc EAST TOXVARD CABIBRIDGE. LOXVELL TOXVER IX THE BACKGROUND STUDENTS? CLUB xx V' .I ' 'I 'l -I: , . tzwvgr ! 4' . f f 'Va aA BAKER LIBRARY Class Of June 1936 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 333 SAMUEL ERNEST ACH Harvard University, A.B. '34 4145 Paddock Road, Cincinnati, Ohio Mellon D-Z1 VICTOR NEILS AGATHER Georgetown University, S.B. '34 Phi Della Theta 604 Fifth Avenue, East Kalispell, Montana Mellon B-32 GEORGE HENRY ALEXANDER University of Rochester, A.B. '34 230 Chestnut Street, Rochester, New York McCulloch C-22 WILLIAM SPERRY ALLEN Williams College, A.B. '34 Phi Della Theta Highland Avenue, Winchester, Massachusetts Gallatin B-13 MERRILL BUDGE ANDERSON Agricultural College Utah Stale, S.B. '34 162 East 4th Street, N. Logan, Utah Gallatin C-30 HERBERT ALDEN ANDRESEN Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Waldheim Road, Aspinwall, Pennsylvania Chase C-37 98 407 Ridgewood Road, South Orange, New CLASS OF JUNE 193K LEONARD BENNETT AUGHTRY University of Oklahoma, A.B. '32 Kappa Alpha 3225 West 20th Street, Oklahoma City, Okla McCulloch D-42 LOUIS ANGILL BABBITT, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '34 610 Third Street, New Cumberland, Pa. Chase E-14 ARTHUR DAVIDSON BAKER, JR. University of Pennsylvania, S.B. '34 Kappa Sigma 319 South 44th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. McCulloch E-11 GEORGE .ALBERT BAKER, JR. Brown University, A.B. '34 Kappa Sigma 620 Hope Street, Providence, Rhode Island Chase E-33 JAMES WILFRED BALANO, II Bates College, A.B. '34 80 Conyingham Avenue, West New Brighton Staten Island, New York Chase C-30 ALBERT CLIFTON BALDWIN Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Psi Upsilon Gallatin B-24 99 Jersey CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 ROBERT PAUL BALGLEY Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Chase C-32 ISAAC BALL, III University of the South, A.B. '34 Alpha Tau Omega Eastover, South Carolina Gallatin C-46 ROBERT JOSEPH BANVILLE 140 Clinton Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. Cambridge Y. M. C. A. HORACE DILL BARKER United States Naval Academy, '31 McCulloch C-21 EDWARD MALCOLM BARNET Harvard University, S.B. '34 28 Copley Street, Brookline, Massachusetts Chase C-12 DONALD EARNEST BEATON Cornell University, S.B. '34 Sigma Chi R. F. D., Ira, Ohio Gallatin D-32 100 17 Vanderbilt Road, West Hartford, Conn. 97 N. Chatsworth Avenue, Larchmont, N. Y. CLASS OF JUNE, 19 JOHN LUTHER BECKLEY University of Vermont, Ph.B. '34 Delta Psi 175 Overlook Avenue, Great Neck, L. I., N. Y. Chase E-14 LYTTON SPALDING BEMAN, JR. Western Reserve University, .fl.B. '34 15610 Alclersyde Drive, Shaker Heights, Ohio Gallatin E-24 MAXON ALEXANDER BERGER Princeton University, .f1.B. '34 530 Lafayette Avenue, Buffalo, New York Mellon D-23 MICHAEL WOLFGANG BERLINER University of,Heidelberg, Doctor Iuris, '34 Moehlstr. 12, Munich, Germany Gallatin C-44 ROBERT BERNER Harvard University, 11.13. '34 158 Harvard Street, Dorchester, Mass. McCulloch E-21 EMILE ALBERT BEROLZHEIMER Harvard University, A.B. '33 34 West 74th Street, New York, N. Y. Chase F-21 101 1936 CLASS OF JUNE, FRANK VINEING BIGELOW 16 Prospect Street, Branford, Connecticut Chase B-41 JAMES NORMAN BLAINE Unitiersity of North Carolina, S.B. '34 Franklin, North Carolina McCulloch B-14 HARRISON WESTBROOK BLAIR University of Virginia, S.B. '33 Beta Theta Pi Cobb Lane, Tarrytown, New York Chase C-22 MYRON LOUIS BLOOM Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 271 Dean Road, Brookline, Massachusetts HAROLD ELMER BOEHM Heidelberg College, A.B. '34 12713 Barrington Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio Chase D-46 LYNN LOUIS BOLLINGER The Principia, A.B. '34 The Principia, St. Louis, Missouri Gallatin D-13 102 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 JAMES RAYMOND BOYCE Williams College, A.B. '32 Psi Upsilon 43 Tenally Road, Englewood, New Jersey , McCulloch E-24 HENRY FRANK BRETT University of New Hampshire, S.B. '34 84 Barnard Avenue, Watertown, Mass. Sigma Alpha Epsilon ROBERT ALDRICH BRIGGS Harvard University, A.B. '34 7 Anthony Street, New Bedford, Mass. Mellon C-15 EDWIN DEERING BROOKS, JR. Harvard University, .4.B. '34 1 Hubbard Street, Concord, Massachusetts FRED .ELMORE BROWN, JR. University of Oklahoma, S.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 703 Terrace Boulevard, Muskogee, Okla. Gallatin B-33 WALTER TARLETON BROWN Baker University, S.B. '33 440 South Elmwood, Kansas City, Missouri ' Gallatin D-12 103 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 ROGER FREDERICK BURKHARDT Wesleyan University, A.B. '34 Sigma Nu 468 Walnut Street, Brookline, Massachusetts 76 Clark Road, Brookline, Mass. GILBERT EVERETTE BURSLEY University of Michigan, A.B. '34 Sigma Phi 917 Olivia Avenue, Ann Arbor, Michigan McCulloch B-31 I EUGENE VOSBURGI-I BURT United States Naval Academy, '34 Bertha, Minnesota Chase C-31 PHILIP BUTLER Clark University, A.B. '34 21 Preston Street, Worcester, Massachusetts McCulloch B-13 THOMAS KENNETH CALLISTER United States Naval Academy, S.B. '34 388 G Street, Salt Lake City, Utah I Gallatin B-34 CLAIBORN MCDOWELL CARR, JR. University of North Carolina, A.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Smith Place and George's Boulevard, Woodmere Long Island, New York. , Gallatin E-21 104 CLASS OF JUNE, 19 THOMAS HENRY CARROLL University of California, S.B. '34 Lambda Chi Alpha 734 Diamond Street, San Francisco, Calif. McCulloch B-21 ALBERT PETER CARUSO Catholic University of Arnerica, S.B. '34 1154 Waverly Place, Schenectady, New York Gallatin D-33 WARREN ALBERT CASEY Harvard University, A.B. '34 17 Dawes Street, Dorchester, Massachusetts EUGENE HOMER CATRON Dartmouth College, A.B. '32 Beta Theta Pi 3751 So. Gilpin Street, Denver, Colorado Mellon A-31 ZECHARIAH CHAFEE, III Harvard University, A.B. '34 26 Elmwood Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. HARMON PAINE CHAMBERLIN University of North Carolina, A.B. '33 Beta Theta Pi ' 22 May Street, Worcester, Massachusetts Gallatin D-44 105 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 ROBERT WILLIAM CHAMBERS Emory University, Ph.B. '33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1050 Ponce de Leon Avenue, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Hamilton A-31 WEI TAO CHANG N ankai University, Bach. of Com. '32 76 Takon Road, French Concession, Tientsin, China 56 Boylston St., Cambridge, Mass. COURTLAND HEATH CHARLOT Boston University 73 South Avenue, Auburndale, Mass. LYMAN WARREN CLARDY Davidson College, S.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta -318 East Street, Talladega, Alabama Chase B-11 RAYMOND APPLETON CLARK Rollins College, A.B. '34 Delta Psi , 1639 East 115th Street, Cleveland, Ohio Mellon C-22 MAURICE LUCIAN CLEMENCE Brown University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi Sturbridge, Massachusetts Chase E-33 106 CLASS OF JUNE 1936 JOHN STOKES CLEMENT, JR. Swarthmore College, A.B. '34 Delta Upsilon 301 Meetinghouse Road, Jenkintown, Pa. Gallatin D-21 LAWRENCE EDWARD CLIFT DePauw University, A.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 520 South 11th Street, Newcastle, Indiana McCulloch E-14 MARSHALL SADLER CLOYD Southern Methodist University, S.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 4335 Versailles Avenue, Dallas, Texas Gallatin A-21 WILLIAM RICHARD COLE, JR. University of Pittsburgh, S.B. '32 Sigma Phi Epsilon 205 N. Jefferson Street, Punxsutawney, Pa. 201-B Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. BURTON WALLACE COLLINS Stevens Institute of Technology, M.E. '34 Theta Xi 4528 N. Lincoln Street, Chicago, Illinois McCulloch D-12 MAC GILLIVRAY COLLINS Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 304 So. Slst Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska Gallatin D-35 107 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 HARRIS RUSS CONNICK Princeton University, A.B. '34 368 Ridgewood Avenue, Glen Ridge, New Jersey McCulloch C-11 JAMES ALLAN COOK College of William and Mary, A.B. '28 Theta Delta Chi 126 South Adams Street, Petersburg, Virginia Hamilton C-42 PRESTON SUMNER COPELAND Williams College, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 88 Federal Street, Brunswick, Maine Gallatin B-41 JOHN PROSSER CORLETT Brown University, Ph.B. '34 Phi Delta Theta 31308 Lake Road, Bay Village, Ohio Gallatin E-22 STEWART SHAW CORT Yale University, A.B. '34 811 B Street, Sparrows Point, Maryland Mellon B-Z3 JEROME PHILIP CORVAN, JR. Amherst College, A.B. '34 Chi Psi 151 Wallace Avenue, Mt. Vernon, New York McCulloch E-34 108 CLASS OF JUNE 1936 FREDERICK GREELEY CROCKER Harvard University, A.B. '34 The Hilltop, Fitchburg, Massachusetts Richmond Court, Beacon St., Brookline, Mass JOHN JOSEPH CUMMINGS, JR. College of the Holy Cross, Plz.B. '34 4-A Holland Road, Worcester, Massachusetts McCulloch E-13 U PAUL EDWARD CURRAN Boston University, S.B. '34 2 Veteran Road, Woburn, Massachusetts JOHN ARNOLD CURTIS, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '34 172 Shawmut Avenue, Marlboro, Mass. McCulloch A-11 JOHN WHITIN CURTIS Yale University, A.B. '34 Zeta Psi 61 William Street, Worcester, Massachusetts McCulloch E-34 ROBERT ADAM CUSHMAN St. Lawrence University, A.B. '32 Alpha Tan Omega 235 High Street, Leetonia, Ohio Chase E-12 109 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 RUSSELL WATERS DAKIN Bowdoin College, A.B. '34 Theta Delta Chi 44 Evergreen Street, Jamaica Plain, Mass. BERTRAM JULIAN DANE Brown University, Ph.B. '34 281 Tappan Street, Brookline, Massachusetts RALPH MARVIN DAVEY University of Utah, A.B. '34 1240 So. 8th West Street, Salt Lake City, Utah Gallatin B-34 LETH WILLIAM DAVIDSON University of California, A.B. '34 1927 Irving Avenue, Oakland, California Gallatin E-24 EDWARD SHELTON DAVIS, II University of Pittsburgh, S.B. '34 Kappa Sigma Cameron, W. Virginia Hamilton D-13 HARRY FRANKLIN DAVIS Washington and Lee University, A.B. '34 Sigma Phi Epsilon 221 Maple Avenue, Johnstown, Pennsylvania Chase B-14 110 CLASS OF JUNE, 193o HENRY RUSSELL DAVIS, JR. Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Phi Kappa Psi 7 Lakeview Road, Winchester, Massachusetts Gallatin B-Z2 JEHU BISHOP DAVIS Williams College, A.B. '34 Psi Upsilon Winding Way and Derwyn Road, Drexel Park, Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania McCulloch F-21 CHARLES EDOUARD DEBRETTEVILLE Stanford University, A.B. '34 Delta Kappa Epsilon 2030 Vallejo Street, San Francisco, Calif. Mellon D-31 LAWRENCE EUGENE DENMAN Northwestern University, S.B. '34 Phi Kappa Psi 21 Linden Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois Mellon D-34 THOMAS EDWARD DESMOND University of Wisconsin, Ph.B. '31 I Sigma Chi 2924 E. Newberry Boulevard, Milwaukee, Wisc. i Chase C-41 DWIGHT DON DEWEY Brown University, Ph.B. '33 Alpha Delta Phi 103 Franklin Avenue, Niles, Ohio Chase B-33 111 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 EDWARD MELLEN DICKSON Harvard University, A.B. '34 Highland Street, Weston, Massachusetts Winthrop J-41 CHARLES MAXWELL DIEFFENBACH University of Alabama, S.B. '34 Kappa Sigma 22 Clinton Street, Westfleld, New York Mellon C-14 HAROLD GARFIELD DILLINGHAM, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '34 3187 Diamond Head Road, Honolulu, T. H. Longwood Towers, Brookline, Mass. PROCT OR WHEELER DODSON Washington University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 304 No. Skinker Road, St. Louis, Missouri Gallatin B-41 MARK DONOHUE Laval University, A.B. '31, LL.L. '34 174 Grande Allee, Quebec, P. Q. Mellon C-25 ELMER FRANCIS DOW Harvard University, S.B. '34 73 Bainbridge Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts 112 CLASS OF JUNE, 19.36 LEWIS WARREN DUNTON, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 204 Main Street, Spencer, Massachusetts Mellon B-33 WILLIAM JAMES DUTTON University of Oregon, A.B. '34 Sigma Nu Bartle Court B-1, Eugene, Oregon Chase D-22 JOHN HATHAWAY DYETT Yale University, A.B. '34 1206 N. George Street, Rome, New York McCulloch D-24 JOHN LEVIS EASTHOPE Wabash College, A.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 3920 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago, Illinois Chase B-32 RUSSELL CLIFFORD EIKENBERRY University of Illinois, A.B. '25 Delta Sigma Lambda 136 E. Main Street, Peru, Indiana McCulloch C-21 ROBERT EISEMAN Yale University, A.B. '34 886 Hale Street, Beverly F arms, Mass. Chase C-12 113 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 EUGENE VINCENT ELDER Captain, Signal Corps, U. S. Army 250 Lilleston Avenue, Paris, Kentucky 5 Arlington St., Cambridge, Mass. LAWRENCE EVERETT EMBRY University of Tulsa, S.B. '34 318 McKinley Street, Sand Springs, Okla McCulloch C-31 ALTON THOMAS EMMONS William Penn College, A.B. '34 What Cheer, Iowa McCulloch D-13 HARRY FLETCHER ESPENSCHEID Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Delta Tau Delta C1220 Logan Avenue, Danville, Illinois McCulloch D-39 RICHARD FREMONT ESTES Harvard University, A.B. '34 36 June Street, Portland, Maine McCulloch D-11 ROBERT FRANK FALCONER Ohio University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 24 Findlay Avenue, Zanesville, Ohio McCulloch B-31 114 cLAss OF JUNE 1936 WARREN LESLIE FAULKNER, JR. .Hobart College, A.B. '34 Theta Delta Chi 73 Adams Street, Rochester, New York Gallatin D-30 ARTHUR PRATT FELTON, II Brown University, Ph.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 12 Pratt Street, Reading, Massachusetts McCulloch D-12 JOSEPH FRANCIS FERRITER Harvard University, A.B. '34 26 Elm Street, Brattleboro, Vermont Chase E-12 JUAN AGARPAO F IGURACION University of California, .4 .B. '34 Balaoan, La Union, P. I. 129 Mt. Auburn Street, Cambridge, Mass. JAMES BLANCHARD FISH, JR. Middlebury College, S.B. '34 759 Tonawanda Street, Buffalo, New York Gallatin B-11 EDWARD WILLIAM FITZSIMMONS Boston College, A.B. '28 196 Chestnut Street, Gardner, Massachusetts Chase D-32 115 'fi CLASS or JUNE, 1936 l I , WILLIAM SEITZ FLAD Lafayette College, A.B. '34 Chi Phi 128 Park Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio Chase B-23 BRADFORD BURNHAM FLINT, JR. Williams College, A.B. '34 Alpha Delta Phi 222 Glen Street, Glens Falls, New York Gallatin B-12 ALBERT YORK FOSTER Harvard University 24 Bowditch Road, Jamaica Plain, Mass. LUTHER HILTON FOSTER, Hampton Institute, S.B. '34 JR. Virginia State College, Petersburg, Virginia McCulloch D-25 THOMAS D. FOSTER Princeton University, A.B. '34 Penmarch Place, Sioux Falls, South Dakota Chase D-24 ROBERT POLLARD FOX University of Richmond, S.B. '33 West Point, Virginia McCulloch B-Z3 116 CLASS OF JUNE, 193Q WILLIAM GRIM FULLER Vanderbilt University, A.B. '34 Kappa Alpha CSOuthernj 803 Pine Street, Texarkana, Texas Gallatin A-11 ALEXANDER GAAL Ohio State University, S.B. '34 ' Delta Upsilon 275 Deshler Avenue, Columbus, Ohio Hamilton C-14 JAMES STUART GALBRAITH University of Detroit, S.B. '33 5919 Yorkshire Road, Detroit, Michigan McCulloch C-30 GEORGE L1-:ROY GALLATIN, JR. Washington 6' Jefferson College, A.B. '34 Kappa Sigma 34 Auriles Street, Duquesne, Pennsylvania Chase F-31 JOHN CHESTER GAZLAY, JR. Bowdoin College, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 44 Avon Road, New Rochelle, New York Gallatin F-31 RALPH ERNEST GEISSLER Harvard University, S.B. '34 34 Swan Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts McCulloch B-34 117 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 JACOB NEIGUS GELMAN Temple University, S. B. '30 2415 So. Mildred Street, Philadelphia, Pa. McCulloch C-25 JOSEPH WINTON GETZ-ENDANNER, JR Duke University, A.B. '34 Kappa Alpha 6110 York Road, Baltimore, Maryland Gallatin C-41 HENRY WILLIAMSON GHRISKEY Princeton University, A.B. '34 3820 Locust Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Mellon B-21 EMILIO JOSEPH GIAN-FRANCESCHI Canisius College, A.B. '34 ' 610 Niagara Street, Buffalo, New York Mellon C-36 ARTHUR EARL GILMAN Hobart College, S.B. '34 439 Vienna Street, Palmyra, New York ' 7 Sumner Road, Cambridge, Mass. WILLIAM GUY GILMORE, III Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Kappa Sigma ' Montauk Highway, Babylon, New York 1 Gallatin B-Z4 118 CLASS or JUNE, 1936 BENJAMIN GINSBERG Harvard University, S.B. '34 930 No. Grandview Avenue, Daytona Beach, Fla. Gallatin D-24 OLIVER ELDRIDGE GODDARD Harvard University, A.B. '33 119 Kenmore Place, Brooklyn, New York Gallatin C-Z1 BERNARD ISRAEL GOLDBERG Clark University, A.B. '32 6153 Roslyn Street, Salem, Massachusetts Gallatin B-31 DAVID BRYANT GOODWILLIE Cornell University, A.B. '34 Delta Phi 2428 Scottwood Avenue, Toledo, Ohio Chase A-41 ANDREW JACKSON GOODWIN, JR. Princeton University, A.B. '34 1230 Woodstock Avenue, Anniston, Alabama Mellon A-22 HAROLD BIRD GOODWIN Yale University, S.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 62 Center Street, Florence, Massachusetts Mellon B-31 119 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 HARRY WIGHT GORDON Yale University, A.B. '34 Zeta Psi Atlantic Avenue, Bar Harbor, Maine Chase C-23 HENRY PURINTON GRACE Stanford University, A.B. '32 1325 47th Street, Sacramento, California Hamilton B-11 EDWIN ALVIN GRANDSTAFF Bucknell University, A.B. '31 Lambda Chi Alpha 108 Brooks Street Mamaroneck, N. Y. Hamilton C-42 EDWARD DAVIS GRAY University of California, S.B. '34 Phi Sigma Kappa 1 Claremont Crescent, Berkeley, California McCulloch B-21 WILLIAM CAREY GREGG Harvard University, A.B. '33 1215 Oakmont Avenue, Crafton Heights, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McCulloch E-32 JOHN EDWIN GRIFFITHS Bucknell University, A.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 425 Locust Street, Edgewood, Pittsburgh, Pa Chase B-12 120 C LAss OF JUNE 1936 WILLIAM E. S. GRISWOLD Vale University, A.B. '34 , JR. - Psi Upsilon 883 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. Mellon B-35 CHARLES GUTMAN New York University, B.C.S. '34 Pi Lambda Phi 40 West 77th Street, New York, N. Y. Mellon B-41 ROBERT PATTON HABGOOD, JR. Princeton University, A.B. '34 73 West Corydon Street, Bradford, I' Mellon D-12 WILLIAM HIRAM HADLEY University of Washington, S.B. '31 Kappa Sigma 2575 Eleventh Avenue, West Seattle, Wash Hamilton C-42 WILLIAM LAYTON HALL College of Emporia, .f1.B. '34 1230 Lawrence Street, Emporia, Kans Gallatin D-43 ROBERT LOUIS HAMERSLAG University of California, S.B. '34 332 Funston Avenue, San Francisco, C Gallatin C-39 121 El. ington as alif CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 ROY SYLVESTER HANCOCK Purdue University, S.B. '22 261 Pancoast Ave., Springfield, Pa. 76 Garfield Street, Cambridge, Mass. JAMES WALLACE HAND, JR. Bowdoin College, S.B. '34 33 Scotland Road, Elizabeth, N. J. McCulloch B-11 RAY MAXEY HARE Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. Army 34 Chester Road, Belmont, Mass. WILLIAM NORMAN HARTMAN Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Delta Kappa Epsilon l 609 West 114th street, New York, N. Y. Gallatin B-21 EMMETT JESSE HEERDT, JR. Virginia Military Institute, S.B. '34 Poundridge, N. Y. QP. O. New Canaan, Conn., R. F. D. No. lj Gallatin C-23 LUTHER DAVID HEMPHILL Grinnell College, A.B. '34 Dexter, Iowa McCulloch C-31 122 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 ROBERT ROSEBRAUGH HENRY Purdue University, S.B. '34 Delta Tau Delta 9551 S. Damen Avenue, Chicago, Ill. McCulloch B-34 GORHAM HENSHAW, JR. Brown University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 82 Dana Street, Providence, R. I. Chase E-32 WILLIAM WORTHINGTON HERRICK, JR. Yale University, A.B. '33 14 East 90th Street, New York, N. Y. Mellon B-21 ROBERT EDWIN HICKEY Harvard University, S.B. '34 5 Braemore Road, Brookline, Mass. IRA EDWARD HICKS l Yale University, A.B. '33 Alpha Sigma Phi 292 West Main Street, New Britain, Conn. Mellon B-37 MARTIN HOFFMAN New York University, B.C.S. '33 Phi Alpha 220 West 93rd Street, New York, N. Y. Chase B-21 123 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 LUTHER GARDNER HOLBROOK Bowdoin College, S.B. '34 Delta Kappa Epsilon 31 Massachusetts Avenue, Walpole, Mass McCulloch A-21 ' JOHN RIPLEY HOLLIS Harvard University, A.B. '33 Fearing Road, Hingham, Mass. Chase E-34 NORMAN OLIVER HOOD Williams College, A.B. '34 Psi U psilon 345 Prospect Street, East Orange, N. I. McCulloch F-21 HARRISON DAVID HORBLIT Harvard University, A.B. '33 61 Ellison Road, Newton Center, Mass. McCulloch A-31 WILLIAM BENTON HORTON Yale University, A.B. '33 Alpha Sigma Phi 115 Field Point Rd., Greenwich, Conn. Mellon A-23 RICHARD HENRY HOUCK Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Zeta Psi 81 First Avenue, Gloversville, N. Y. Mellon B-33 124 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 RUDOLPH SENN HOUCK, JR. Princeton University, A.B. '34 315 Clay Avenue, Scranton, Pennsylvania ' McCulloch C-35 W. P. HUGHES Baylor University, B.B.A. '34 Taft, Texas Chase E-13 ENOCH WARREN HUNT, II Bowdoin College, A.B. '34 Theta Delta Chi 14 Woodbury Street, So. Portland, Maine McCulloch B-11 l ROBERT LAMBERT HURLEY Boston College, S.B. '34 256 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts WILLIAM FRANCIS HUYCK Delta Psi 16 Chauncy St., Cambridge, Mass. AUSTIN IVORY Harvard University, A.B. '34 10 Guernsey Street, Roslindale, Massachusetts 125 CLASS OF JUNE 1936 WILMAR CHILDS JARMUTH University of South Dakota, S.B. '33, A.M. '34 Zeta Psi 230 So. Yale Street, Vermillion, S. D. Chase C-38 WILLIAM HAROLD JOINER University of Alabama, LL.B. '14 Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. Army Eufaula, Alabama 5 Arlington St., Cambridge, Mass. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN JONES, JR. Temple University, B.S.C. '34 2314 W. Hagert Street, Philadelphia, Pa. McCulloch B-24 FREEMAN FREDERICK JONES Harvard University, S.B. '34 Sea Island, Georgia Lowell N-21 FRANCIS HENRY KALES 1356 N. State Street, Chicago, Illinois Chase C-22 MAURICE KATZ University of New Hampshire, S.B. '34 Phi Alpha 325 Central Street, Manchester, N. H. Chase D-30 126 CLASS or JUNE, 1936 FRANK SANFORD KAULBACK, JR. University of Virginia, S.B. '34 1440 Wightman Street, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Mellon C-11 MILES JOSEPH KEHOE, JR. Tulane University, B.B.A. '30 Chi Phi 1023 Jefferson Avenue, New Orleans, La. Chase B-13 CHARLES WILLIS KEPNER De Pauw University, A.B. '34 523 E. Chestnut Street, Corydon, Indiana Gallatin D-43 V HAROLD A. KETCHUM University of Rochester, A.B. '34 95 Hardison Road, Rochester, N. Y. McCulloch C-38 FREDERICK MILTON KIMBALL Yale University, A.B. '34 16 Holton Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts Mellon B-23 HAROLD FREDERICK KNAPP Trinity College, A.B. '34 Delta Kappa Epsilon 19 Nehoiden Road, Waban, Massachusetts Chase F-11 127 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 HENRY ADOLPH KOENIG, JR. Duke University, A.B. '34 4101 Wentworth Road, Baltimore, Md. Gallatin C-41 JACOB ARNOLD KORENMANN Harvard University, S.B. '34 Berlin, Gerniany, or 210-05 94th Avenue, Bellaire Long Island, New York Chase C-31 HOWARD KROEHL, JR. Yale University, A.B. '34 2335 Marcy Avenue, Evanston, Illinois Hamilton C-11 WILLIAM JOHN KUTSCH University of Illinois, S.B. '34 Kappa Sigma 550 S. Crea Street, Decatur, Illinois Mellon B-36 I JAMES FRANK LAMSON Parsons College, S.B. '28 501 So. Main Street, Fairfield, Iowa Gallatin E-13 CLIFTON FELTON LEATHERBEE, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '34 100 Prince Street, West Newton, Mass. I 128 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 MERRILL WORTHINGTON LEE 166 So. Poinsettia Place, Los Angeles, Calif. 474 Broadway, Cambridge, Mass. A YIH SHANG LEE Chiao-Tung University, S.B. '34 17 Rue A. Courbet, Shanghai, China Chase C-24 WINSTON VAUGHAN LEGGE Howard College, S.B. '34 Sigma Nu 408 So. Beaty Street, Athens, Alabama Chase F-11 LLOYD HOWARD LESLIE University of Toronto, A.B. '33 15 Idyllwood Crescent, Toronto, Ont., Canada Gallatin D-44 DAVID LEVINE University of Pennsylvania, A .B. '34 Sigma Alpha Mu 48 Brookleclge Street, Roxbury, Massachusetts 4 TOM LILLEY Harvard University, A.B. '34 Delta U jlsilon 127 Monroe Street, Bluelield, W. Va. McCulloch A-11 129 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 DONALD HUBERT LINTON Washburn College, Ph.B. '34 Phi Delta Theta 413 Lindenwood Avenue, Topeka, Kansas Chase B-33 BYRON EDWARD LINVILLE University of Michigan, A.B. '33 Lambda Chi Alpha Skidmore, Missouri Gallatin E-34 PHILIP GARNER LIVERMORE Harvard University, A.B. '32 Jericho, Nassau County, New York Mellon A-24 A JAMES CHARLES LONGINO University of Georgia, A.B. '17 University of Michigan, S.M. '32 Captain, Quartermaster Corps, U. S. Army Pi Kappa Phi Fairburn, Georgia S Arlington St., Cambridge, Mass. JOHN WILLIAM LORD Bowdoin College, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 1505 Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania McCulloch D-21 WILLIAM VALENTINE LUNEBURG New York University, S.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 9262 218 Street, Queens Village, L. I., New York McCulloch D-30 130 CLASS OF JUNE,1936 JOHN HALL LYNCH, JR. Southern Methodist University, S.B. '32 Decatur, Texas Gallatin F-11 RICHARD DONALD MCCARTY Princeton University, A.B. '34 242 Heywood Avenue, Orange, New Jersey Chase D-24 . PRENTISS EWELL MCCOLLUM Wabash College, A.B. '34 Emerson, .Arkansas McCulloch C-30 GEORGE ROGER MCCUE Boston College, A.B. '34 32 Gay Street, Quincy, Massachusetts JOSEPH MCGINN Durham University, fEnglandj S.B. '28 8 Elvetham Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham, England Mellon A-23 HUGH MONTELL MCNEILL West Virginia University, A.B. '31 2203 Adams Avenue, Huntington, W. Va. McCulloch E-31 1.31 CLASS or JUNE, 1936 RONALD BEVERLY MACPHERSON Mount Allison University, A.B. '33 Dorchester, New Brunswick, Canada .331 Warren St., Roxbury, Mass. JOHN MARY MCVOY, JR. Georgetown University, A.B. '34 619 Stratford Place, Chicago, Illinois Mellon C-12 DONALD HERBERT GRANT MACKENZIE Union College, A.B. '34 Kappa Alpha 134 Otter Rock Drive, Greenwich, Conn. Gallatin B-21 OSMAN PETER MARLAND University of Cambridge, A.B. '34 O Hale Carr, Hale Cheshire, England Mellon D-32 ELIOT MARR Pomona College, A.B. '34 1203 Third Avenue, Salt Lake City, Utah Gallatin D-43 CLIFFORD GEORGE MARTIN, JR. Grove City College, A.B. '34 Vilsack Road 81 Iola Avenue, Box 504, Glenshaw, Pennsylvania Chase E-13 132 CLASS or JUNE, 1936 WILLIAM LOUIS MARX New York University, S.B. '34 28 Reid Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. Gallatin D-33 GEORGE KARL MATEYO I ' Harvard College, S.B. '34 2147 Broadview Road, Cleveland, Ohio McCulloch E-14 LLOYD LUTHER MAURER Beloit College, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 846 College Street, Beloit, Wisconsin McCulloch B-23 WILLIAM THOMAS MAXWELL Carnegie Institute of Technology, S.B. '34 604 N. McKean Street, Butler, Pennsylvania Chase D-22 OSCAR GUSTAVE MAYER Cornell University, A.B. '34 Alpha Chi Rho Q 1030 Forest Avenue, Evanston, Illinois Gallatin B-23 ELMER READ MECLEARY United States Naval Academy, S.B. '34 6 Greenough Place, Newport, R. I. Mellon B-32 133 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 NORMAN LEDBURY MELBYE Middlebury College, S.B. '34 Delta Upsilon 6 Dunedin Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass. McCulloch B-14 EUGENE WEBSTER MERRY Harvard University, A.B. '34 555 Eclgecombe Avenue, New York, N. Y Gallatin D-21 THOMAS KEERY MERWIN Wesleyan University, A.B. '34 Delta U psilon 100 Vincent Street, Binghamton, N. Y. Gallatin C-36 ALEX MILLER MEYER Ohio State University, A.B. '34 k Phi Kappa Psi 1025 La Clair Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Gallatin E-34, DAVID LIVINGSTON MILLER Baylor University, B.B.A. '34 112 West 10th Street, Plainview, Texas Chase A-21 FREDERICK SAMUEL MILLER, JR. University of Rochester, A.B. '34 Psi Upsilon S47 Lake Avenue, Rochester, New York Gallatin E-31 134 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 VICTOR ALVARO MILLER, JR. University of Rochester, A.B. '34 Delta Kappa Epsilon 431 Claybourne Road, Rochester, N. Y. Gallatin F-41 EUGENE ALFRED MINTKESKI Yale University, A.B. '34 555 Westmoreland Avenue, Kingston, Pa. Gallatin D-38 LOUIS MITCHELL Boston University 1326 Blue Hill Avenue, Mattapan, Mass. JOHN FREDERICK MOELLER Boston University 208 Hunting Hill Avenue, Middletown, Conn. 114 Newbury Street, Boston, Mass. PHILIP HENRY MOLITOR I University of Washington Alpha Delta Phi 5226 16th Ave., N. E., Seattle, Washington Hamilton C-42 CULVIN FORD MORRILL Harvard University, A.B. '34 4534 W. Pine Boulevard, St. Louis, Missouri Mellon A-13 135 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 DREWRY HAMPTON MORRIS Alabama Polytechnic Institute, S.B. '34 Sigma Nu Geneva, Alabama Chase B-22 JOSEPH JENRY MORSMAN, JR. Yale University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 1 ZOO E. Chestnut Street, Chicago, Illinois Hamilton BC-44 DANIEL JAMES MURPHY, JR. Harvard University, A.B. '31 611 Lowell Street, Lawrence, Massachusetts Mellon B-34 PHILIP CEBERN MUSGRAVE Colgate University, A.B. '34 . Delta U psilon 1639 Peachtree Road, Atlanta, Georgia Gallatin D-31, ROBERT RICHEY NADAL Drury College, A.B. '34 Sigma Nu 1136 Benton Avenue, Springiield, Mo. Hamilton B-12 ROBERT ROY NASH Lafayette College, S.B. '34 Pi Kappa Alpha 20 Sherman Avenue, Summit, New Jersey Gallatin A-31 136 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 JUDSON NEFF Agricultural 6' Mechanical College of Texas, S.B. '28 2016 Rosario Street, Laredo, Texas McCulloch E-31 RUSSELL BOWDEN NEFF Yale University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi S6 Chestnut Street, Ware, Massachusetts Mellon C-13 STANLEY EDWARD NEILL Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 30 Cabot Street, Winchester, Massachusetts Gallatin B-22 JOHN PHILIP NELL Cornell University, A.B. '33 Kappa Sigma 142 Westminster Road, Rochester, N. Y. Chase E-42 RICHARD FRANKLIN NELSON Bowdoin College, A.B. '34 Delta Upsilon . 4 Brunswick Street, Quincy, Massachusetts LEON ARTHUR NOLEN, JR. University of Alabama, S.B. '34 Chi Phi 1609 So. 12th Street, Birmingham, Alabama Chase B-13 137 CLASS OF JUNE, 1935 EDGAR MANLY NORRIS Furman University, S.B. '34 Kappa Alpha fSoutlzernj 119 James Street, Greenville, S. C. t 'Gallatin C-46 JAMES LEONARD NOYES Harvard University, A.B. '34 Gallatin C-34 EDWARD JAMES O'CONNELL, JR. College of the Holy Cross, A.B. '34 McCulloch C-37 JOHN STEPHEN O'CONNOR University of Washington, A.B. '32 1903 No. 46th Street, Seattle, Washington 307-B Holden Green, Cambridge, Mass. , , l 3 SPENCER DANA OETTINGER Harvard University 36 Woodmere Boulevard, Woodmere, L. I., N. Chase E-31 EDWARD MILLER OFFINGER Amherst College, A.B. '34 Delta U psilon 6 Hitchcock Street, Amherst, Mass. 34 Ash Street, Cambridge, Mass. 138 35 Kingston Road, Newton Highlands, Mass. 452 Ft. Washington Avenue, New York, N. Y. Y CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 ORVAL WILLIAM OKELBERRY Brigham Young University, S.B. '34 Goshen, Utah Gallatin C-30 JOSEPH WALLACE OMAN, JR. Princeton University, A.B. '32 310 West 86th Street, New York, N. Y. Chase B-32 JOHN TETTEMER O'NEIL I University of North Carolina, S.B. '34 Sigma Nu 333 Chestnut Street, Henderson, N. C. Gallatin E-21 WILLIAM ORKNEY Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, E.E. '34 393 So. Quaker Lane, West Hartford, Conn. Gallatin D-12 JOHN CHARLES OSIPOWICH Worcester Polytechnic Institute, S.B. '32, S.M. '33 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 8 Columbia Street, Worcester, Massachusetts McCulloch D-41 ARTHUR TALCOTT OSTRANDER I Whitman College, A.B. '32 Phi Delta Theta 682 Dexter Horton Building, Seattle, Washington 1737 Cambridge Street, Cambridge, Mass. l 139 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 WILLARD STOLL PALMER Pennsylvania State College, A.B. '34 Muhlenberg Park, Reading, Pennsylvania Chase D-33 HENRY ALVIN PARKIN Yale University, A.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 254 Laurel Avenue, Highland Park, Illinois Mellon B-31 GEORGE ROBERT PEARCE, JR. University of Delaware, A.B. '34 Kappa Alpha fSouthernJ 1023 W. Fourth Street, Wilmington, Delaware 44 Bowdoin Street, Cambridge, Mass. EDWARD PARKS PEASE Williams College, A.B. '34 A Alpha Delta Phi 211 Clinton Street, Watertown, New York Gallatin B-12 HOWARD EDWARD PHILLIPS University of New Hampshire, S.B. '34 470 Second Avenue, Albany, New York Chase D-36 HORACE BURTON POMEROY, JR. Yale University, A.B. '34 Alpha Sigma Phi 550 Lafayette Avenue, Buffalo, N. Y. Mellon C-37 140 CLASS OF JUNE 195V BERNARD JOHNSON POND Harvard University, A.B. '34 180 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass. Gallatin E- 14 SAMUEL SMITH POOR, JR. Wesleyan University, A.B. '34 Delta Kappa Epsilon Portage Country Club, Akron, Ohio Gallatin C-22 ERNEST HENRY PRINGLE, JR. Harvard University Sigma Alpha Epsilon 20 South Battery, Charleston, S. C. Mellon , D-33 WILLIAM HOWARD PUGSLEY McGill University, B. Comm. '34 Phi Delta Theta 31 MacKay Street, Ottawa, Canada Mellon D-14 CHARLTON DASCOM PUTNAM, JR Williams College, A.B. '34 Delta Phi 212 Grafton Avenue, Dayton, Ohio Gallatin B-13 JOHN WINTHROP QUIGLEY Brown University, Ph.B. '34 Alpha Tau Omega 166 Whitmarsh Street, Providence, R. Chase E-32 141 I w CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 JOHN THAYER QUINBY Harvard University, A.B. '34 83 Penniman Road, Brookline, Mass. McCulloch E-41 IRVING WARREN RABB Harvard University, A.B. '34 Phi Epsilon Pi 273 Mason Terrace, Brookline, Mass. IRVING WILLIAM RABINOVITZ Harvard University, A.B. '34 Zeta Beta Tau 332 jamaicaway, jamaica Plain, Mass. WARREN RUSLING RAINEAR , Princeton University, A.B. '34 358 Aubrey Road, Wynnewood, Pennsylvania McCulloch C-11 GEORGE WESLEY RAY University of Mississippi, B.S.C. '34 Phi Delta Theta 309 W. Washington Street, Greenwood, Miss. Hamilton C-14 WILLIAM EDWARD RENCH Dartrnonth College, A.B. '34 Phi Delta Theta ' 5544 Chamberlain Avenue, St. Louis, Missouri McCulloch B-32 142 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 ROBERT HARLEY RHODEHAMEL Wabash College, A.B. '34 Phi Gamma Delta 5220 No. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, Ind. Chase A-41 IDEN FOSTER RICHARDSON, JR. Purdue University, S.B. '34 Pi Kappa Phi 1108 Sunnymede Avenue, South Bend, Ind. McCulloch D-42 JOHN BEACH RINALDO Carleton College, A.B. '34 829 N. Wheaton Avenue, Wheaton, Illinois McCulloch B-22 EDWARD DENMORE ROBBINS, JR. Yale University, A.B. '33 Alpha Delta Phi 408 St. Ronan Street, New Haven, Conn. Mellon A-14 ANDREW YELVERTON ROGERS Yale University, A.B. '33 Delta Kappa Epsilon Crown Hill, Madison, New Jersey McCulloch E-12 . KING WALTER ROGERS University of Tennessee, A.B. '34 ' Kappa Alpha CSouthernj 119 Oak Street, Dyersburg, Tennessee Gallatin A-21 143 CLASS or JUNE, 1936 V JAMES HENRY ROSE Rutgers University, Litt.B. '29 Phi Epsilon Pi Mellon C-Z1 BERNARD HAROLD ROSENZWEIG Pennsylvania State College, A.B. '34 Sigma Tau Phi 717 Center Street, Throop, Pennsylvania , Chase C-36 MELVIN DAVID ROSS Ohio State University, A.B. '34 Sigma Chi 3786 Westerville Road, Fort Hayes Sta., R. 2, Columbus, Ohio Gallatin D-14 SPENCER LOUIS ROWE Washington University, S.B. '34 1900 Madison Avenue, St. Louis, Mo. Chase B-14 WILLIAM BONNER RUBEY Southern Methodist University, A.B. '34 Phi Delta Theta 4120 Swiss Avenue, Dallas, Texas Gallatin A-11 JOHN LOUIS RUPPEL University of Notre Dame, A.B. '34 17821 Fernway Road, Shaker Heights, Ohio Mellon B-36 144 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 WALTER BAKER RUST Case School of Applied Science, S.B. '34 Phi Kappa Psi 2104 Lennox Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio McCulloch D-11 JOHN THOMAS RYAN, JR. Pennsylvania State College, S.B. '34 Phi Delta Theta 120 Richland Lane, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Gallatin C-36 WILLIAM CHARLES SALMON 1 Worcester Polytechnic Institute, S.B. '33 205 W. Boylston Street, Worcester, Mass. Mellon D-24 BROOKS AYMOR SANDERSON Rhode Island State College, S.B. '34 Phi Mu Delta 65 Laurel Avenue, Providence, R. I. Chase F-31 ROBERT SCHAFER Harvard University, A.B. '34 c,fo Schafer Brothers, 1 Wall Street, New York, New York Gallatin C-31 ALEXANDER FAIRCHILD SCHENCK Davidson College, S.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon Davidson, North C Carolina Chase B-12 145 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 v w HANS WALDEMAR SCHMIDT Oberlin College, A.B. '28 750 Huron Road, Cleveland, Ohio Gallatin D-11 EDWARD ALBERT SCHRADER Indiana University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 319 West Taylor Street, Kokomo, Indiana Chase E-42 WILLIAM ROBERT SCHROEDER Parsons College, A.B. '29 301 W. Kirkwood Street, Fairfield, Iowa Gallatin D-11 ROBERT CRAWFORD SCOTT, JR. University of North Carolina, A.B. '34 6 Phi Kappa Sigma 268 Chestnut Street, Asheville, N. C. Gallatin B-11 RALPH WILLIAM SEILER University of Michigan, A.B. '34 615 6th Street, Niagara Falls, N. Y. McCulloch D-35 HALSEY MARVIN SETTLE, JR. Southern Methodist University, S.B. '31 Alpha Tau Omega 701 No. Madison Avenue, Dallas, Texas Chase D-32 146 CLASS OF JUNE 19 SHANTI HIRALAL SHAH Lowell Textile Institute, B.T.C. '34 Chapsi Building, Princess Street, Bombay, McCulloch E-33 EWING POPE SHAHAN Cornell University, A.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 5 Oakleigh Lane, Route 3, Clayton, Missouri Gallatin B-Z3 THOMAS VANDERMEER SHEA United States Naval Academy, S.B. '33 1566 So. 80th Street, West Allis, Wisconsin Gallatin CD-39 EDWARD SHENSA Johns Hopkins University, A.B. '31 Pi Lambda Phi 448 Kenmore Avenue, Youngstown, Ohio Chase D-43 HARLEY FERGUSON SHUFORD University of North Carolina, A.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1626 13th Avenue, Hickory, N. C. 31 Concord Avenue, Cambridge, Mass. WILLIAM PERRY SHUFORD The Citadel, A.B. '34 134 Flint Street, Asheville, N. C. Gallatin E-31 147 In dia CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 WILLIAM ASAHEL SHURCLIFF Harvard University, A.B. '30, A.M. '31, Ph.D. '34 66 Mt. Vernon Street, Boston, Massachusetts BURT RUSSELL SHURLY, JR. Yale University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 1027 Seminole Avenue, Detroit, Michigan Hamilton BC-44 GEORGE NEILSON SIGLER Johns Hopkins University, S.B. '34 4601 Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Md. Gallatin F-21 ALAN ADOLPH SIGRIST Wabash College, A.B. '33 - Tan Kappa Epsilon 203 S. Cornell Circle, Fort Wayne, Indiana McCulloch D-21 BERNARD SILVERMAN University of Manitoba, A.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Mu 829 Dorchester Avenue, Winnipeg, Manitoba Gallatin B-31 ALBERT RHETT SIMONDS University of North Carolina, A.B. '34 4 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 48 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C. Gallatin F-11 148 CLASS or JUNE, 1936 BETHEL WOOD SIMPSON United States Military Academy, '11 Major, Ordnance Department, U. S. Army 44 Grenville Rd., Watertown, Massachusetts GEORGE ERNEST SIMPSON Yale University, A.B. '34 215 Second Street, Huntingdon, Pennsylvania Chase E-12 ROBERT LEE SIMS Stanford University, A.B. '34 Zeta Psi 36 Hillcrest Road, Berkeley, Calif. Mellon D-31 ELDRIDGE WAYNE SINCLAIR University of Washington, B.B.A. '34 319 No. HJ Street, Tacoma, Washington Gallatin C-21 PHILIP HAYDEN SINGER Harvard University, A.B. '34 845 West End Avenue, New York, N. Y. Gallatin D-24 SAM SINGER Grinnell College, A.B. '34 Castle Apartments, 2121 Nebraska Street, Sioux City, Iowa Chase B-21 149 CLASS OF JUNE 1936 GEORGE KENNETH SLADE Boston University Sigma Alpha Epsilon 3 Ashton Avenue, Newton Centre, Mass. Chase D-33 CHARLES JOSEPH SMITH Boston College, A.B. '34 772 County Street, New Bedford, Mass. Chase B-22 LEROY IRVING SMITH Clarkson College of Technology, S.B. '34 Limerick, New York Chase C-30 FREDERIC LEWIS SMYRE, JR. Davidson College, S.B. '34 - Beta Theta Pi 516 W. Airline Avenue, Gastonia, N. C. Chase B-11 RAYMOND EUGENE SNYDER Miami University, S.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi 620 W. Sandusky Street, Findlay, Ohio 19 Garden Street, Cambridge, Mass. HAROLD MARSHALL SOLSTAD University of Manitoba, A.B. '29 The Pas, Manitoba, Canada Chase C-31 A 150 CLASS OF JUNE, 1 MYRON JACOB SPRING University of Washington, B.B.A. '34 Zeta Beta Tau 2074 23rd Avenue, North, Seattle, Washington 1 McCulloch CD-39 VAUGHN ELLIOTT STACY Ohio University, A.B. '34 79 N. Congress Street, Athens, Ohio McCulloch B-13 MATTHEW WYNN STANLEY Haverford College, S.B. '34 Park Mansions, Oakland, Pittsburgh, Pa. McCulloch D-32 RICHARD JAY STERN Yale University, A.B. '34 236 West 54th Street, Kansas City, Missouri Gallatin D-34 JOHN EDWIN STEVENSON Pennsylvania State College, A.B. '34 147 East Wallace Avenue, New Castle, Pa. McCulloch E-11 ROBERT MCBURNEY STOCKWELL Hobart College, A.B. '34 Kappa Alpha 717 Pine Street, Michigan City, Indiana Gallatin E-23 151 G wk . 4 . Q , T1 if , ' ' ' if 'iw L J-25,4 25,1 J CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 RICHARD NOYES STONE Harvard University, .fl.B. '34 41 Woodland Road, Jamaica Plain, Mass. McCulloch C-33 FRANCIS EVERETT STORER, JR. Harvard University, S.B. '34 Meredith, New Hampshire Mellon C-31 JOHN MARK STORKERSON University of Minnesota, B.E.E. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2142 Knapp Street, St. Paul, Minn. Chase B-23 GORDON CORNELIUS STUBBS Ohio State University, S.B. '33 522 Lamon Street, Watertown, N. Chase C-11 FRANK JAMES SULLIVAN Providence College, Ph.B. '33 78 Grant Street, Fall River, Massachusetts McCulloch B-22 JAMES JOSEPH SULLIVAN Boston College, A.B. '34 202 M Street, So. Boston, Massachusetts 152 St. Lawrence University, S.B. '32, A.M. '33 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 MOM CHAO ARJUNA SVASTI Yale University, A.B. '34 Zeta Psi 8860 Germantown Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. Chase D-23 CHASE SWEETSER, JR. University of Southern California, S.B. '34 417 Beryl Street, Redondo Beach, Calif. Gallatin C-22 MALCOLM RODGER TAIT Beta Theta Pi 56 Judson Street, Canton, New York Chase D-12 HENRY BURGESS THIELBAR Princeton University, S.B. '34 521 Keystone Avenue, River Forest, Ill. Hamilton C-12 ' 1 ZANE THOMPSON, JR. United States Naval Academy, S.B. '34 131 No. 31 Avenue, Omaha, Nebraska 16 Story Street, Cambridge, Mass. WELLS HAMLEN THOMSEN Oberlin College, A.B. '34 2939 Attleboro Road, Shaker Heights, Cleveland, Ohio Mellon D-14 153 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 SEDGLEY THORNBURY San Francisco, California 40 Gardner Road, Brookline, Mass. WILLIAM ROBERT TIMKEN Harvard University, A.B. '33 Canton, Ohio Hamilton A-12 ANDREW RENWICK TOWL Muskingum College, A.B. '32 Columbia University, A.M. '33 SO6 South 57 Street, Omaha, Nebraska McCulloch E-13 OLIVER MCCONNELL TRANSUE Yale University, A.B. '34 Beta Theta Pi Congress Lake, Hartville, Ohio Hamilton BC-44 A PHILIP MELANCTHON TUCKER, JR Harvard University, A.B. '34 163 Dean Road, Brookline, Mass. GOSS BROWNE TWICHELL Oberlin College, A.B. '34 240 Glen Street, Glens Falls, N. Y. Gallatin E-13 154 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 DANIEL MATTHEW TWOMEY Boston College, A.B. '34 5 Maine Terrace, Somerville, Mass. WARREN WARD UPTON Howard College, A.B. '33 Sigma Phi Epsilon Box 737, Wyland, Alabama Gallatin E-22 JAMES ALLEN VANN, JR. Alabama Polytechnic Institute, S.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1020 South 41st St., Birmingham, Alabama Chase A-21 JOHN BROUGHTON VARY University of Wisconsin, A.B. '33 Phi Kappa Psi 485 Ryerson Avenue, Elgin, Illinois Gallatin E-23 ROBERT FERDINAND WAGNER, JR. Yale University, A.B. '33 Psi U psilon 1327 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. Mellon A-21 7 HARRY WATT WALLACE Dartmouth College, A.B. '34 Kappa Sigma 846 Prospect Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. McCulloch B-32 155 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 IRVING WALLACE ' Harvard University, A.B. '34 179 Rawson Road, Brookline, Mass. THOMAS DEGNAN WALSH Colgate University, A.B. '34 Kappa Delta Rho 215 West 101st Street, New York, N. Gallatin D-31 Y. CHARLES WILLIAM WALTON University of Wisconsin, S.B. '17 Captain, Chemical Warfare Service, U. S. Army Phi Delta Theta Scales Mound, Illinois 16 Chauncy Street, Cambridge, Mass. HAROLD NEWTON WARSAWER - University of Missouri, A.B. '34 421 84th Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chase C-36 HARRY POWELL WATSON Princeton University, A.B. '34 4 Virginia Avenue, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Chase D-31 JAMES BENSON WEBBER, JR. Trinity College, A.B. '34 Delta Psi 1480 Seminole Avenue, Detroit, Michigan Mellon C-ZZ 156 CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 DAN GEORGE WEBSTER Rice Institute, A.B. '34 4907 Gaston Avenue, Dallas, Texas Gallatin F-31 RICHARD EDWARD WENGREN Yale University, A.B. '34 Alpha Chi Rho 22 Chadwick Street, Portland, Maine Mellon B-37 GEORGE GUSTAF WESTFELDT, JR. Tulane University, A.B. '34 Kappa Alpha QSouthernj 3120 Coliseum Street, New Orleans, La. Chase C-26 CHARLES IRVIN WESTHEIMER Harvard University, A.B. '34 724 Clinton Springs Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio Mellon D-21 EDWARD CLENDENNING WHITE, JR. University of Hawaii, A.B. '33 220 Mira Mar Street, Long Beach, Calif. Chase D-12 ROYCE ATWOOD WIGHT Ecole Libre des Sciences Politiques, fFrancej A.B. '34 192 Claremont Avenue, Montclair, N. J. Gallatin D-30 157 ' CLASS OF JUNE, 193.6 EARLE VICTOR WILLIAMS University of Oklahoma, A.B. '34 Theta Kappa Nu 2001 West 23rd Street, Oklahoma City, Okla. , Chase D-46 1 FREDERICK DOUGLAS WILLIAMS Cornell University, A.B. '34 Delta Upsilon 1349 Teall Avenue, Syracuse, N. Y. Mellon D-13 KARL DAMEROW WILLIAMS Union College, A.B. '34 327 High Street, Lockport, New York Hamilton A-31 LEWIS CROXT ON WILLIAMS Yale University, A.B. '34 ' Beta Theta Pi Mellon C-13 1 ALLAN COMBE WILLS Virginia Military Institute, A.B. '34 5208 Huntington Avenue, Newport News, Va Gallatin C-23 CHARLES SAMUEL WILSON University of Washington, B.B.A. '34 Beta Theta Pi 400 West 11th Street, Vancouver, Wash Gallatin F-21 158 2491 Marlboro Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio CLASS or JUNE 1936 FRANCIS STONE WILSON Brown University,-A.B. '34 Zeta Psi 750 Commonwealth Avenue, Newton Centre, M Chase D-42 RICHARD UPTON WILSON University of Rochester, A.B. '34 Delta Kappa Epsilon 48 Rugby Avenue, Rochester, New York Gallatin F-41 WILLIAM CARL WOODWARD Allegheny College, A.B. '34 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1436 Graham Avenue, Grandview Heights, Monessen, Pennsylvania McCulloch B-24 KEITHIFULTON WRIGHT University of Illinois, A.B. '32 1020 So. Broadway, Pittsburg, Kansas Gallatin E-14 DAVID WENDELL YANDELL Yale University, A.B. '33 Psi U psilon Stanwich Road, Greenwich, Conn. McCulloch E-12 ROGER CHI-YUNG YAU Harvard University, A.B. '34 5 East 57th Street, New York, N. Y. McCulloch D-14 159 HSS ASS OI JUNE, 1936 MYRON HERBERT YOUNG Yale University, A.B. '33 Chi Psi 4435 Park Avenue, Ashtabula, Ohio Mellon A-31 ICUGENE ADRIAN MARTIN ZUCKERT Vale University, A.B. '33 Beta Theta Pi Box 606, Springdale, Connecticut Mellon A-22 HARRY COOVER ZUG Dickinson College, A.B. '34 Sigma Chi Philadelphia, Pennsylvania I McCulloch C-22 Tm: JOHN W. WI-IIEKS BRIDGE 160 329 West Moreland Avenue, Chestnut Hill, A c1fz'w'ti es IN APPRECIATION The members of the Yearbook Committee wish to express their sincere appreciation to those who, by their willing co-operation, have assisted in the preparation of this volume. The Committee is particularly indebted, among others, to Miss Hoyle, Mrs. Kerr, Miss Osgood and Miss Barbara Kelley for their inestimable assistance. I arvara' Business School Association The Harvard Business School Association was founded in 1910, the second year of the Harvard Graduate School of Business Administration. It was organized as the Business School Club, but because this organization fosters the interests of the entire student body, the present name was adopted in the spring of 1933. Since the Association took possession of its own clubhouse, in 1927, it has been able to intensify and expand its activities to keep pace with the growth of the School. The Association fosters all of the social activities of the school. Its purpose has always been to promote friendships and solidarity in the student body, to give expression to student opinion, and to offer its members an opportunity to hear and meet men of experience in as many fields of business as possible. The Clubhouse provides a spacious lounge, a library, card rooms, a billiard room, and ping-pong tables. Luncheons and dinners, as well as beer and sand- wiches, are served in the cafeteria in the basement of the Clubhouse. At intervals during the school year, the Association sponsors the presentation, in Baker Library, of a number of well-known executives in various phases of business and government. The students are offered the privilege of hearing these men speak on the major problems of their various fields and afterwards discussing these problems informally. The Entertainment Committee arranges formal and informal dances throughout the year. Several informal dances are held in Baker Library and two or three formals are given, usually at a downtown hotel. In the fall of 1934, the Associa- tion began holding occasional beer parties in the cafeteria of the Clubhouse. Organized athletics are provided for all students who are interested. Basketball teams are entered in the Graduate League of the University. In addition, tournaments are sponsored in tennis, squash, golf, touch-football, and playground ball. It is the custom for the winning playground ball team to meet the Faculty in a deciding championship game. Since the methods of study at the Business School are somewhat different from those to which most students are accustomed, the Association aids the stu- dents in becoming familiar with these methods by arranging discussion groups. Each group customarily includes one second-year student and about eight first- year students. Two second-year students and one first-year student from each Living Hall are appointed to the Living and Dining Halls Committee. These representatives receive any suggestions offered and give any information- desired. t Suggestions are reported to the Chairman of the Committee, who presents them to the Faculty for consideration. Such suggestions are always favorably received and are usually adopted. Members of the Executive Board of the Association are elected annually by the students. From its members, the Board elects the officers of the Association. The Chairmen of the various committees are then appointed from the remaining members. 163 EXI'1CU'l'lYl'1 licmxzn 164 Harvard Business School Association EOWARO E. YAGGY, JR. President 1 ROBERT G. FRANKLIN JOHN J. KENNEnv, JR. T reasurw' Secretary EXECUTIVE BOARD Committee Clmirmen WILLIAM W. GRAVES, JR. Dining and Living Halls JO1-IN J. KENNEDY, JR. Publicity THEODORE W. PRESCOTT Clubhouse CHARLES W. SHAEE1-'ER 3005111 JOHN R. SLATTERY, II Atltlvtid PAUL H, F, THUR Discussion Group JUDSON F. H. rrURTON Yearbook RAMON WYl5R SPMWVS' 165 Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee Committee CN CN 'KE' -x Ls... an YE.-XRBOOK Coxuuruzn .'z.:-..:-.- Jang' Business School Yearbook Committee JUDSON F. H. TURTON Cllllifflillll and Eriitor-in-Clzir-f JAMES L. KINN11:v Mxclmlcr, J. CICRUZZI Advertising M0710gFl' Cil'!T1lItlff071 Manager STAFF E. ALBERT BERo1,z1mIM1aR MARTIN H.OFFMAN T1roMAs H. CARROLL JOHN W. LORD EDWARD S. DAVIS PRDNTISS E. MCCOLLUM ROBERT F. FAr.coN1cR EDWARD J.'O'C0NN1cr,L JAMES B. Flsu WILLARD S. PALMER G. KENNETH SLAD13 167 STAPLER5 CLUB Staplers Club GILBERT M. CONGDON, JR. President A. VERNON WO0DWORTI'I, JR. MALCOLM BANCROFT Treasurer Sefoml Year K. ADAMS, JR. M. BANCROFT S. BIRSS F. BLAKE H. BROWN C. T. BROWN, JR. L. A. R BRYANT, JR. D. CALFEE P. CAMPBELL J . J . CI-IICKERING R Cb9U?':vpg:n 'T' L. CLIFFORD M. CONGDON, JR. CROCKER D. FISKE W. FOBES G. FRANKLIN J. HAIRE, JR. J. KENNEDY G. F. F. LOMBARD R. 0. MCMAHAN L. N. IVIILLER D. H. MORSE M. PESCATELLO R. W. POND W. E. PUTNAM, 3RD G. R. SEYBOLD P. H. THUR A. L. WADSWORTH G. T. WALDREF G. C. WELI.S F. A. WEST A. V. WOODWORTH, R. WYER E. E. YAGGY, JR. J Vice-President 171 ARTHUR D. CALFEE Secretary First Year C. E. DE BRETTEVILLE E. H. CATRON R. W. CHAMBERS R. A. CLARK S. S. CORT H. R. DAVIS, JR. L. E. DENMAN L. D. FOSTER H. W. GHRISKEY A. J. GOODWIN, JR. W. E. S. GRISWOLD, J R. P. HABGOOD, JR. W. N. HARTMAN W. W. HERRICK, JR. I. E. HICKS J. R. HOLLIS W. B. HORTON F. M. KIMBALL P. G. LIVERMORE O. P. MARLAND R. D. MCCARTY J. MCGINN C. F. MORRILL J. J. MORSMAN, JR. R. B. NEFF J. H. PARKER, JR. E. D. ROBBINS B. R. SIIURLEY, JR. R. L. SIMS O. M. TRANSUE R. F, WAGNER, JR. J. B. WEBBER, JR. R. E. WENGREN F. D. WILLIAMS L. C. WILLIAMS M. H. YOUNG E. A. M. ZUCKERT DISTRIBUTION OF STUDENTS BY STATES, 1934 35 Alabama ....,...,......,...... , , 10 New York ....,.,,....... . Arkansas ..., , , , 2 North Carolina . . . California . , , . . 25 North Dakota , . . . Colorado ,... . , . 6 Ohio ..,.... . . . Connecticut . , , , 20 Oklahoma . . . . Delaware ,,.. , , 3 Oregon ,,.,., . Florida , , . , 4 3 Pennsylvania . , . Georgia . . . . . 12 Rhode Island . . . . . Idaho ..,,. . . , 2 South Carolina . , . Illinois .... . . . 22 South Dakota . . . . Indiana , . . . . , 14 Tennessee , , . . . . Iowa ...10 Texas Kansas ,... , , . 5 Utah .... . . Kentucky . . . . . 3 Vermont , . , . Louisiana . . . . . 3 Virginia . . . . . Maine ,...... . . 10 Washington . . . . Maryland ...,.. ,,.. 8 West Virginia . . Massachusetts . . .... 158 Wisconsin . . . , Michigan .... , . 10 Wyoming . . . Minnesota . . . . . 9 Mississippi . . . . . 2 Missouri ..,.. .. 15 Montana ....... , , 1 District of Columbia . . . Nebraska ....,,,,. , . 7 Philippines ,......... , New Hampshire . . . . . , , 3 New Jersey .... .... 2 4 FOREIGN COUNTRIES Brazil ...,. ,......... 1 India ,,.... . Canada . . . , , 10 Siam . . . China . . . , . 3 Egypt . . . . 1 Eng and . . . . 3 Total . . Germany ..,, . . 2 SUMMARY States Represented . , . .... 45 Foreign Countries . . . U. S. Posscssions . . . . . 2 DISTRIBUTION BY COLLEGES Boston College .......,.,,....... 10 University of Michigan ..... Brown University 14 University of North Carolina Cornell University . . . . . . 10 University of Washington . . Dartmouth College , , . . ,,,, 27 Williams College ,.,... . , . . . Harvard University ....., ...., 1 27 Yale University ........... New York University ..,. . .. 10 Princeton University ..,.. . , . 21 Total number of colleges University of California .......,. 13 represented ......,,..., CThe above list, which is merely a summary, includes only those colleges or universities having ten or more graduates now studying at the Business Schoalb 172 Advertisements me List of Students by Colleges and Fraternities Students Listed by Colleges , 1934-35 AGRICULTURAL Sz MECHANICAL BOSTON UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF TEXAS Second yea, Fi'-V Yea' KIRSI-INER, S. L. NF-FF, J- LITCHMAN, A. H. AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE OF Fif-It Vw UTAH CHARLOT, C. H. Fmt yea, CURRAN, P. E. ANDERSON, M. B. ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE First Year MORRIS, D. H. VANN, J. A., JR. ALLEGHENY COLLEGE Second Year BROWN, B. R. First Year WOODWARD, W. C. AMHERST COLLEGE Second Year SOWERS, J. R. First Year CORVAN, J. P., JR. OFFINGER, E. M. P.T.S. MACKENZIE, K. R. BAKER UNIVERSITY First Year BROWN, W. T. BATES COLLEGE First Year BALANO, J. W., II BAYLOR UNIVERSITY First Year HUGHES, W. P. MILLER, D. L. BELOIT COLLEGE First Year MAURER, L. L. BOSTON COLLEGE Second Year COIIAN, J. T. A. CONWAY, J. A. COOK, T. W. KENNEDY, E. W. First Year FITZSIMMONS, E. W. HURLEY, R. L. MCCUE, G. H. SMITH, C. J. SULLIVAN, J. J. TWOMEY, D. M. MITCHEI.I., L. MOELLER, J. F. SLADE, G. K. BOWDOIN COLLEGE Second Year BENJAMIN, A. H. First Year GAzLAv, J. C., JR. HAND, J. W., JR. HOLDROOK, L. G. HUNT, E. W., ZND LORD, J. W. NELSON, R. F. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY First Year OKELRERRY, O. W. BROWN UNIVERSITY Second Year ALBIANI, P. J. FIENEMANN, W. G. JOIINSON, D. H. MURPIIY, J. B. First Year BAKER, G. A., JR. CLEMENCE, M. L. CORLETTE, J. P. DANE, B. J. DEWEY, D. D. FELTON, A. P., 2Nn HENSIIAW', G., JR. QUIGLEY, J. W. WII.SON, F. S. Advanced CLARKE, D. S. BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY First Year GRANDSTAFF, E. A. GRIFEITIIS, J. E. BUTLER UNIVERSITY Second Year HOPPING, A. D. CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Second Year KEACIIIE, E. C. CANISIUS COLLEGE First Year GIAN-FRANcEscH1, E. J. ADVERTIS MENTS lllllllllll lllllllll 6 New York's First Bank ESTABLISHED 1 784 New York Clearing House Membership No. 1 BANK or NEW YoRK Sv. TRUST COMPANY 48 Wall Street - New York ............ ............... ....... 75 STUDENTS BY COLLEGES CARLETON COLLEGE COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC First Year Second Year RINALDO, J. B. SMITH, J. H. CARNEGIE INSTITUTE OF COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND TECHNOLOGY MARY Second Year ADAMS, R. W. First Year MAXWlEI.L, W. T. CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE First Year RUST, W. B. CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF AMERICA First Year CARUSO, A. P. CENTRAL STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE Second Year HORD, W. H. CHIAO-TUNG UNIVERSITY First Year LEE, Y. S. THE CITADEL First Year SHUFORD, W. P. CLARK UNIVERSITY First Year BUTLER, P. GoLmaERG, B. I. CLARKSON COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY Second Year DECKER, H. R. First Year SMITII, L. I. COE COLLEGE Second Year CAYwoon, H. B. COLBY COLLEGE Second Year CONANT, L. F.. IR. 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GRINNELL COLLEGE First Year HEMPIIILL, L. D. SINGER, S. GROVE CITY COLLEGE First Year MARTIN, C. G., JR. HAMILTON COLLEGE Second Year CHAMBERS, A. E. KEELER, F. T. ROGERS, R. WHITE, W. P., JR. HAMPTON INSTITUTE First Year FOSTER, L. H., JR. HARVARD UNIVERSITY Second Year ADAMS, K., JR. AMAZEEN, E. S. ANGLE, C. E. ANSHEN, M. L. ATKINSON, S. G. BANcRoET, M. BARRABEE, P. S. BARTON, F. L. BLAKE, F . BRYANT, L. BURKE, E. S. CROCKER, D. CROWLEY, F. L. DANIELS, A. H. DENNING, J. M. DEWOLEE, P. M. DUANE, J. P., FISKE, A. FOBES, J. W. FOLGER, F. G. GARCEAU, O. GLAVIN, C. C. GUTIIEIM, R. J. HARNDEN, C. W. HAYES, J. S. HOPPIN, P. B. JANSSON, H. B. KELLER, P. LEvI, R. E. LOMEARD, G. F. F. MCCARTHY, P. H. MORSE, D. H. NORTI'IEY, W. E., JR. OEST, G. F. PINGREE, R. H. POND, R. W., JR. PUGII, E. C. PUTNAM, W. E. ROGERS, B. S. SCIIROEDER, W. A., JR. TAXMAN, E. WADLEIGII, H. M. 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MORRILL, C. F. MURPIIY, D. J., JR. NOYES, J. L. OE-TTINGER, S. D. POND, B. J. PRINGLE, E. H., JR. QUINDY, J. T. RADD, I. W. RABINOVITZ, I. W. SCHAEER, R. SHURCLIFF, W. A. SINGER, P. H. STONE, R. N. STORER, F. E., JR. TIMKEN, W. R. TUCKER, P. M., JR. WALLACE, I. WESTIIEIMER, C. I. YAU, R. C. Advanced BRADFORD, E. H. BURRILL, C. L. CLARKE, D. S. DONIIAM, P. ESTES, B. E., JR. FUNSTON, G. K. GLASS, F. P. GOWING, R. B. MIIRDY, D. P. PEARSON, N. W. REINIIARDT, R. D. ROBNETT, R. H. SIPIIERD, L. W. SMITH, G. A., JR. STALSON, J. O. P. T. S. EI-IRLICII, H. GARLITZ, L. I. HALE, H. P., JR. PARKER, J. H. SPENCER, W. W. HAVERFORD COLLEGE Second Year HANSEN, H. L. STOKES, W. H. First Year STANLEY, M. W. HEIDELBERG COLLEGE First Year BDEHM, H. E. HIGHER SCHOOL OF AGRICUL TURE CEGYPTJ Second Year TSAMIS, S. G. HILLSDALE COLLEGE Second Year COEB, H. C. HOBART COLLEGE Second Year HOWE, H. H. First Year FAULKNER, W. L., JR GILMAN, A. E. STOCKNVELL, R. M. HOWARD COLLEGE First Year LEGGE, W. V. UPTON, W. 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STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY First Year COLLINS, B. W. Advanced MCLEAN, W. H. SWARTHMORE COLLEGE Second Year BETTS, J. M. C. First Year ' CLEMENT, J. S., JR. HARVARD ADVERTISEMENTS For I-Iigh Style That Is Not Higlz Priced! THE UNIVERSITY SHOP OF I IN HARVARD SQUARE FINEST IMPORTIIIJ AND RIIIIIIY-T0-WEAR AND DOJIIESTIC FURNISHINGS CUSTOIU CLOTHING Under the Direction of Larry J. Kelly fformcrly of Browning Kingj SECURELY I ESTABLISHED UPON SOUND A for Men' PRACTICES AND EXPERIENCE VVHICH VARYING CONDI- RN 7 here the yrarluflle and Inl- TIONS HAVE NOT IlL'I'yI'lIIlIl!lfE may select ALTERED- Ihr' Hull of clothing and fur- ,DJ nislzings flzry want . . . minus o 11112 HCfIlIl!'l'Ill'k.S'.Jl TRUST UUMPANY Oflices: HARVARD SQUARE CENTRAL SQUARE KENDALL SQUARE CAMBRIDGE RRUWNING KING, ING. 76 Federal Skreet Chamber of Commerce Bldg. BOSTON STUDENTS BY COLLEGES TEMPLE UNIVERSITY Second Year ALLISON, I. D. CAMPBELL, B. C. PESCATELLO, M. First Year GELMAN, J. N. JONES, B. F. 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WOODWARO, O. J. First Year CARROLL, T. H. DAVIDSON, L. W. FIOURACION, J. A. GRAY, E. D. HAMERSLAG, R. L. Advanced GLASS, F, P. UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE Second Year MAVORGA, J. M. First Year MARLANO, O. P. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO Second Year BOIINLN, R. G. JOIINSON, A. J. WEISS, I. D. UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI Second Year FLEIG, F. C. GAVMAN, W. P. HEUSER, C. A. PIERSON, T. C. UNIVERSITY. OF COLORADO Second Year GRAHAM, W. A. UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE First Year PEARCE, G. R., JR. UNIVERSITY OF DENVER Second Year KETCHUM, H. W. UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT First Year GALBRAITII, J. S. UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA Second Year KINZIE, G. R. UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA Second Year DUNLAP, R. C. STEINE, D. First Year LONGINO, I. C. UNIVERSITY OF HAWAII First Year WHITE, E. C., JR. ADVERTISEMENTS IIIIIQIIII III ' -im-A '-F i 1 I .II I ,III 1115.4 H Ir I.-II. In ,Iwi 1 III, flil-in -I miimm-I I I' IJIEMEENEB i .III - . .I I I - I., IJIIIIII,-I .--...In ..mn II... qi.. I .I II.. III. II -I I.-I.wm..-- I HHH!! 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It -will be 1llIllII'd to you on rrqucxt. NTERNIITIONIIL BUSINES IICHINES CORPORIITIO ENGLISH, IRISH and SCOTCH SUITINGS, HOMESPUNS MYA I. EM and l-IIGI-l GRADE OVERCOATINGS LOCKS AND HARDWARE .I. J. BRENNAN CHAIN HOISTS Est, ,888 ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL II Dunster Street Harvard Square Phone KII2. 4026 HAND LIFT TRUCKS Y BANK LOCKS BANKTROL Dress Suits a Specialty THE Altering, Cleaning and Pressing 6, Clothes Called For and Delwered Custom Tallo' STAMFORD, coNN. STUDENTS BY COLLEGES UNIVERSITY OF HEIDELBERG UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI CGERMANYJ Second Year First Year ,ZINN- -I- A- BERLINER, M. Fmt Yew' UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO Second Year MIf,LIiR. I. S. MOORE, R. A. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS Second Year CASSERLY, T. D. LIFSCHULTZ, S. B. TURTON, J. F. H. First Year EIKENBERRY, R. C. KUTSCH, W. J. WRIGHT, K. F. UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Advanced HOWER, R. M. UNIVERSITY OF MAINE Second Year PRESCOTT, T. W. WHITMORE, T. A. UNIVERSITY OF MANITOBA Second Year GODFREY, P. R. First Year SILVERMAN, B. 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Advanced SMITH, G. A. WILSON, C. S. Advanced BURRILL, C. L. UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN Second Year BARDES, A. G. CRAMER, F. L. SHAPIRO, L., JR. SLADE, D. M. WADSWORTII, A. L. First Year DESMOND, T. S. VARY, J. B. WALTON, C. W. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY First Year ' FUI.I.ER, W. G. VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE Second Year GIBBS, W. B. HOLT, W. W. LAY, J. S., JR. MILLER, L. N. MooRE, R. C. First Year HEERDT, E. J. WILLS, A. C. WABASH COLLEGE Second Year KEENAN, M. L. First Year EASTHOPE, J. L. MCCOLLUM, P. E. RIIODEHAMEL, R. R. SIGRIST, A. A. WASHBURN COLLEGE Second Year SMITH, A. G. First Year LINTON, D. H. 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H. FLOWERS, H. G. HII.I.MAN, E., JR. KENNEDY, J. J., JR. PRINCE, N. H. SMITII, D. G. STIFEL, A. C., JR. WEI.LS, G. C. YAGGV, E. E., JR. First Year CORT, S. S. CURTIS, J. W. DYETT, J. H. EISEMAN, R. GOODWIN, H. B. GORDON, H. W. GRISWOLD, W. E. S., JR. HERRICK, W. W., JR. HICKS, I. E. HORTON, W. B. KIMEALL, F. M. KROEIII., H., JR. MINTKFSKI, E. A. MORSLIAN, J. J., JR, NEFF, R. B. PARKIN, H. A. POMEROY, H. B., JR. ROEEINS, E. D., JR. ROGERS, A. Y. SHURLV, B. R., JR. SIMPSON, G. E. STERN, R. J. SVASTI, M. C. A. TRANSUE, O. M. WAGNER, R. E., JR. WENGREN, R. E. WILLIAMS, L. C. YANDEILI., D. W. YOUNG, M. H. ZUCKERT, E. A. M. Advanced HUNT, P. YENCHING UNIVERSITY Second Year SzE, P. C. 192 ADVERTISEMENTS MCKEN N A RADIO Quality Radios and P11-0710g'fd1D!15 VICTOR CAPEHART PHILCO GENERAL ELECTRIC EXPERT SERVICE - RECORDS 7 Brattle Street Harvard Sq. KIRkland 0809 SN,ELL'S SERVICE GARAGE Complete Service and Repairs on All Makes of Automobiles. 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MCMAIIAN, ROBERT 0. SMITH, FRANK S. TURTON, JUDSON F. H. WILSON, JOSEPH T., JR. YAGGY, EDWARD E., JR. ZINN, JAMES A. OMEGA by Fraternities 1936 BLAIR, HARRISON W. BROWN, FRED E., JR. CATRON, EUGENE H. CIIAMBERLIN, HARMON P. CLEMENCE, MAURICE L. COPELAND, PRESTON S. DODSON, PROCTOR W. FALCONER, ROBERT F. GAzLAY, JOHN C., JR. HENSHAW, GORIIAM, JR. LORD, JOHN W. MAURER, LLOYD L. MORSMAN, JOSEPH J., JR. NEFF, RUSSELL B. SCIIRADER, EDWARD A. SHURLY, BURT R., JR. SMYRE, FREDERIC L., JR. SNYDER, RAYMOND E. TAIT, MALCOLM R. TRANSUE, OLIVER M. WILLIAMS LEWIS C. WILSON, CHARLES S. ZUCKERT, EUGENE A. M. CHI PHI 1935 FLOWERS, HAMILTON G. WYER, RAMON 1936 FLAD, WILLIAM S. KEHOE, MILES J., JR. NOLEN, LEON A., JR. CHI PSI 1935 BARDES, ALBERT G. BOIINEN, ROBERT G. CONGDON, GILBERT M., JR. PICRETT, EDWARD G. WADSWORTII, ARTIIUR L. 1936 CORVAN, JEROME P., JR. YOUNG, MYRON H. DELTA ALPHA PI 1935 GARVER, JOIIN C. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON 1935 ADAMS, EDWARD L. LOVELL, PROCTOR M. SMITH, ROBERT C. SMYTIIE, MILTON L. 1936 DE BRETTEVILLE, CHARLES E. HARTMAN, WILLIAM N. HOLBROOK, LUTHER G. KNAPP, HAROLD F. MILLER, VICTOR A., JR. POOR, SAMUEL S., JR. ROGERS, ANDREW Y. WILSON, RIcI-IARD U. 194 STUDENTS BY FRATERNITIES DELTA PSI 1935 SMITH, DAVID G. 1936 1936 AUGHTRY, LEONARD B. GETZENDANNER, JOSEPH W., JR. MACKENZIE, DONALD H. G. BECKLEY, JOHN L. CLARK, RAYMOND A. HUYCK, WILLIAM F. WEBBER, JAMES B., JR. DELTA PHI 1936 GOODWILLIE, DAVID B. PUTNAM, CHARLETON D., JR. DELTA TAU DELTA 1935 COGHRANE, WILLIAM H. STOCKYVELL, ROBERT M. KAPPA ALPHA CSouthernJ 1935 FAVROT, LEO M., JR. GIBBS, WALLACE B. HOLT, WYTIIE W. MILLER, LEWIS N. 1936 FULLER, WILLIAM G. NORRIS, EDGAR M. PEARCE, GEORGE R., JR ROGERS, KING W. GAYMAN, WENDELL P. HOPPING, ANDREW D. KNAPP, EDXVIN C. LINDSAY, FRANK M., JR. MINICII, MARSIIALL E. PIERSON, THOMAS C., II WASHBURN, NATHAN T., J 1936 ESPENSCIIEID, HARRY F. HENRY, ROBERT R. R. WESTEELDT, GEORGE G., JR.- KAPPA DELTA RHO 1935 MARSIIALL, DOUGLAS S. 1936 WALSH, THOMAS D. KAPPA SIGMA 1935 DELTA SIGMA LAMBDA 1936 EIKENRERRY, RUSSELL C. BROOKS, THOMAS L. GRAVES, WILLIAM W., JR. LAYTON, PIIILIP R. PATCH, EDGAR L. DELTA UPSILON 1935 GLAVIN, CHARLES C. ALLEN, RICHARD L. HAIRE, ANDREW J., JR. KIMEALL, R. H. LADE, ARCHIE, JR. MURPHY, JOIIN B. NEWMAN, HENRY L. ROGERS, BENJAMIN S. SCHROEDER, WILLIAM A., THOMPSON, RICHARD P. 1936 CLEMENT, JOHN S., JR. GAAL, ALEXANDER LILLEY, TOM MELBYE, NORMAN L. MERWIN, TI-IOMAS K. MUSGRAVE, PHILIP C. NELSON, RICHARD F. OIIEINGER, EDVUARD' M. WILLIAMS, FREDERICK D. GAMMA ETA 1935 HAUSEMAN, DAvID N. I SEYBOLD, GEORGE R. 1936 DAVIS, EDWARD S., II DIEEEENEACH, CHARLES M. GALLATIN, GEORGE L., JR. GILMORE, WILLIAM G., III HADLEY, WILLIAM H. KUTSCH, WILLIAM J . NELL, JOHN P. WAIILACE, HARRY W. LAMBDA CHI ALPHA 1935 FIENEMANN, WILLIAM G. KEENAN, MAX L. W'I'IITMORE, TYLER A. 1936 BAKER, ARTIIUR D., JR. BAKER, GEORGE A., JR. CARROLL, THOMAS H. GRANDSTAEE, EDWIN' A. LINVILLE, BYRON E. GAMMA KAPPA ALPHA 1935 DINES, JOSEPH S. JOST, GEORGE B. WILSON, EDWARD J. PHI ALPHA '1936 HOEEMANN, MARTIN KATZ, MAURICE PHI BETA DELTA 1935 WEISS, JULIAN D. 195 STUDENTS BY FRATERNITIES PHI DELTA THETA 1935 BELL, JAMES M., JR. CARUTII, WILLIAM W., JR. COSLETT, EVERETT M. DUNLAP, ROBERT C., JR. WAGGENER, NELSON WEATIIliRI.EY, THOMAS A., JR. 1936 AGATIIER, VICTOR N. ALLEN, WILLIAM S. CORLETT, JOHN P. LINTON, DONALD H. OSTRANDER, ARTHUR T. PUGSLEY, WILLIAM H. RAY, GEORGE W. RENCH, WILLIAM E. RUBEY, WILLIAM B. RYAN, JOIIN T., JR. WALTON, CHARLES W. PHI EPSILON PI 1936 RABB, IRVING W. ROSE, JAMES H. PHI GAMMA DELTA 1935 BRONVN, BENJAMIN R. GILBERT, JOHN B. GIRVIN, RAYMOND J. HOLMES, WILLIAM G. MII.LER, JOHN S. SOWERS, JOSEPH H. WELLS, GEORGE C. 1936 CLARDY, LYMAN W. CLIFT, LAWRENCE E. EASTHOPE, JOHN L. FELTON, ARTHUR P., II GOODWIN, HAROLD B. GRIFFITI-IS, JOHN E. LUNEBURG, WILLIAM V. NEILL, STANLEY E. PARKIN, HENRY A. RIIODEIIAMEL, ROBERT H. PHI KAPPA 1935 HAYDEN, TIIOMAS M. PHI KAPPA PSI 1935 CAMPBELL, ROLAND P. HENNING, CARL D. STARINO, WILLIAM H. WILSON, JOHN F. WILSON, ROBERT R. WONACOTT, PAUL N. 1936 DAVIS, HENRY R., JR. DENMAN, LAWRENCE E. MEYER, ALEX M. RUST, WALTER B. VARY, JOHN B. PHI KAPPA SIGMA 1935 MONAIIAN, THEODORE V. PLATT, JAMES B., JR. SLADE, DWIGHT M. 1936 SCOTT, ROBERT C., JR. PHI MU DELTA 1936 SANDERSON, BROOKS A. PHI SIGMA KAPPA 1935 BETTS, JOIIN M. C. EASTMAN, FRANK H., JR. JOHNSON, DAVID H. 1936 GRAY, EDWARD D. PI GAMMA MU 1936 MARTIN, CLIFFORD G., JR. PI KAPPA PHI 1936 LONGINO, JAMES C. RICHARDSON, IDEN F., JR. PI LAMBDA PHI 1936 GUTMAN, CHARLES SHENSA, EDWARD PSI UPSILON 1935 GALLAWAY, ALFRED R. HOOD, FREDERIC R. JOHNSON, PAUL W. 1936 BALDWIN, ALBERT C. BOYCE, JAMES R. DAVIS, JOHN B. GRISWOLD, WILLIAM E. S., JR. HOOD, NORMAN O. MILLER, FREDERICK S., JR. WAGNER, ROBERT F., JR. YANDELL, DAVID W. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON 1935 BAUTER, ROBERT W. COBBS, NICHOLAS H. DEWOLFE, PEREZ M., JR. JOHNSON, CARL H. KLINGLE, ROBERT W. STUDENTS BY FRATERNITIES MYERS, C1-IARLES F., JR. PIDCOCK, JOHN F. RILEY, JAMES L. SWEM, EARL G., JR. WELLS, RICHARD C. 1936 BRETT, HENRY F. CARR, CLAIBORN M., JR. CIIAMBERS, ROBERT W. CLOYD, MARSIIALL S. COLLINS, MAC G. DUNTON, LEWIS W., JR. OSIPOWICH, JOIIN C. PRINGLE, ERNEST H., JR. SCENCK, ALEXANDER F. SHAHAN, EWING P. SHUEORD, HARLIEY F. SIMONDS, ALBERT R. SLADE, GEORGE K. STORKERSON, JOIIN M. VANN, JAMES A., JR. WOODWARD, WII.LIAM C. SIGMA ALPHA MU 1936 LEVINE, DAVID SILVERMAN, BERNARD SIGMA CHI 1935 BLACK, KIRTLEY E. HALLIGAN, EDWARD B. HIGHT, MAX B. JONES, EMERSON P. KEYS, RICHARD H. 1936 BEATON, DONALD E. DESMOND, TIIOMAS E. ROSS, MIELVIN D. ZUG, HARRY C. SIGMA NU 1935 ALBIANI, PETER J. GRAHAM, WILLIAM A. HAMII.TON, CLARENCE J. KIRK, JOIIN F. KURTZ, WILLIAM O., JR. LONGEELLOW, CHARLES T. MORGAN, JOIIN L. PRESCOTT, TIIEODORE W. REITZE, JOHN W. 1936 BURKHARDT, ROGER F. DUTTON, WILI.IAM J. LEGGE, WINSTON V. MORRIS, DREWRY H. NADAL, ROBERT R. OYNEIL, JOHN T. SIGMA PHI 1935 KEELER, FREDERICK T. ROGERS, RALPH WIIITE, WILLIAM P., JR. 1936 BURSLEY, GILBERT E. SIGMA PHI EPSILON 1936 COLE, WILLIAM R., JR. DAVIS, HARRY F. UPTON, WARREN W. SIGMA PHI SIGMA 1935 GRIGGS, CHESTER H. SIGMA PI 1935 CAMPBELL, BYRON C. STEVENS, ROBERT E. WINTER, RAYMOND C. SIGMA TAU PHI 1936 ROSENZWEIG, BERNARD H. TAU EPSILON PHI 1935 KAYE, MILTON S. LIESCIIULTZ, SIDNEY B. TAU KAPPA EPSILON 1935 BURRILL, PAUL D. 1936 SIGRIST, ALAN A. TAU DELTA PHI 1935 SIIERIFF, LEONARD S. THETA CHI 1935 BOYER, HAROLD C. DANIEL, ALBERT S. KINZIE, GEORGE R. NELSON, GEORGE H. PERRINO, JO1-IN J. TURNER, JAMES E. 1936 THETA DELTA 1935 CHAMBERS, ARTHUR E. HARDY, FRANK A. JOHNSON, EDWIN C. PAUL, KENNETH W. SEYMOUR, EDWARD W. STEINMETZ, HENRY D. 1936 COOK, JAMES A. DAKIN, RUSSELL W. CHI FAULKNER, WARREN L., JR HUNT, ENOCII W., II STUDENTS BY FRATERNITIES THETA KAPPA NU ZETA PSI W E V 1936 1935 ILLIAMS' ' ICTOR BENJAMIN, ALLAN H. THETA XI CLARK, C. SPENCER 1936 LEA, YVILLIAM O. COLLINS, BURTON W. ZETA BETA TAU 1935 PICKER, STANLEY H. TAXMAN, EUGENE 1936 RABINOVITZ, IRVING W. SPRING, MYRON J. SIMPSON, KENNETH L. 1936 CURTIS, JOHN W. GORDON, HARRY W. HoUcK, RICHARD H. JARMUTH, WILMAR C. SIMS, ROBERT L. SVASTI, MOM C. A. WILSON, FRANCIS S. 198 IHRECTORY OF HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL ALUMNI CLUBS 1934-1935 ATLANTA Presidentf-W. S. Wooos, Trust Company of Georgia Secretary-LYLE E. CAMPBELL, Emory University, Georgia . BALTIMORE CMaryland Clubb President-JOESPH G. BENT, IR., Mackubin, Legg 8: Co., Redwood and South Sts. Vice President-JAMES T. WOLEE, 317 Woodlawn Road, Roland Park Secretary-Treasurer-GEORGE E. SAUNDERS, 3227 Powhatan Avenue BOSTON President-CHARLES M. WERLY, Incorporated Investors, 60 State St. Vice Prerident4HAM1LToN HEARD, Russell Berg 8: Co., 75 Federal St. Secretary-Treasurer-ANTON H. RICE, IR., 10 Essex Rd., Belmont BUFFALO President--BRYANT GLENNY, Spencer Lens Company, 19 Doat Street Secretary-Treasurer-FRANK W. TINDLE, Schoellkopf, Hutton 8: Pomeroy, Inc., 70 Niagara St. CHICAGO President-ALLAN W. WALTER, Orrington Hotel, Evanston Vice President-ROBERT C. TEARE, O-Cedar Corp., 4501 So. Western Blvd. Treasurer--E. L. HAI.L, Northern Trust Co., 50 So. LaSalle Street Secretary-F. B. BEASLEY, 1442 Sedgwick Street CINCINNATI President-M. HERBERT OETTINGER, JR., Westheimer 8z Co., 326 Walnut St. Secretary-ALFRED F. PORTER, 1313 Carew Tower CLEVELAND President-HAROLD R. MOORHOUSE, Arthur G. McKee 81 Co., 2422 Euclid Ave. Vice President-GEORGE S. DIVELY, Borton 8: Co., 810 Hanna Bldg. Secretary-Treasurer-ROBERT B. BLYTH, Investment Division, The National City Bank of Cleveland DETROIT President-THEonoRE H. HINCHMAN, JR., 92 Vendome Rd., Grosse Pointe Farms Vice President-GEORGE A. NICHOLSON, JR., Whitlock, Smith, 81 Co., Penobscot Bldg. Treasurer-ROBERT L. HATCH, Detroit Trust Company I Secretary-ROBERT G. KALES, Investment Counsel, Inc., 7th Hoor, Union Guardian Bldg. HARTFORD CConnecticut Clubl President-HOLLY W. STEVENSON, Inv. Dept., National Fire Ins. Co. Vice President-STUART E. JUDD, 54 Hillside Ave., 'Waterbury Secretary-Treasurer-ROBERT DREW-BEAR, Wadsworth Atheneum INDIANAPOLIS President-JOHN P. COLLETT, 3663 Spring Hollow Road Vice President-E. H. ADRIANCE, 3540 N. Penn St., Apt. E Secretary-Treasurer-JAMES A. GLOIN, L. S. Ayres 8: Go. LOS ANGELES President-DWIGHT A. MOORE, Wilshire Oil Co., 2455 East 27th St. d A vice President-AL B. Bm John M. c. Marble Co.,'609 South Gran VC- Secretary-Treasurer-ROBERTI E. BAUMGARTEN, California Trust Company, 629 South Spring St. 199 MILWAUKEE President-WILLIAM A. JAIIN, Milcor Steel So., South 41st and West Burn- ham Sts. Secretary-Treasurer-LEROY W. GROSSMAN, Marine Nat'l Exchange Bank, 625 No. Water St. V NEW YORK CITY PV6Sid6Ml-DUTEE J. HALL, The Nation's Business, 420 Lexington Ave. Vice Presidents-CHARLES B. Lockwoon, Calvin Bullock Sz Co., 1 Wall St. CARL R. BoLL, Aetna Life Insurance Co., 100 William St. Secretary-OWEN T. JONES, William Iselin 81 Co., Inc., 357 Fourth Avenue 71780511767-LIONEL C. PERERA, Central Hanover Bank 8: Tr. Co., 70 Broadway Assistant Secretary--FREDERICK HURD, Assistant Treas.-E. G. CIIILDERS PHILADELPHIA WILLIAM B. WALKER, First National Bank, 1500 Walnut St. PROVIDENCE ROBERT H. GOFF, Automobile Mutual Ins. Co., 10 Weybosset St. RICHMOND President-JOIIN C. MILLER, JR., Miller Manufacturing Co. Vice President-JAMES W. RAWLES, State-Planters Bank Secretary-Treasurer-JOIIN B. SIEGEL, JR., Life Insurance Co. of Virginia ST. LOUIS President-MALCOLM P. BRECKENRIDGE, Mercantile-Commerce Bank 81 Trust Co. Secretary-Treasurer-DAvIn H. MOREY, The Boatmen's National Bank, 300 North Broadway SALT LAKE CITY President-JOHN M. WALLACE, Walker Bank 8: Trust Company Vice President-W. LEONARD BEERS, Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institute Secretary-Treasurer-RICIIARD W. LAMEOURNE, Walker Bank 8: Trust Company SAN FRANCISCO President-HOMER T. CRAIG, Hawaiian Pineapple Co., 215 Market St. Vice President-FLovn L. MCELROY, 762 Russ Bldg. Secretary-Treasurer-JoIIN M. STINE, 1071 Vallejo St. TENNESSEE VALLEY Pf6Sid67lt-WILI.LAM H. CAFFEY, JR., 921 West End Place, Knoxville Vice President-DAVID M. GRovEs, 3300 Kingston Pike, Knoxville Sec1'etary-Treasurer-C. G. SMITII, 917 Watauga St., Kingsport TWIN CITIES - President-JoI-IN C. WIIITLEY, General Mills, Inc., 200 Chamber of Commerce Building, Minneapolis Secretary-Treasurer-ANDREW A. D. RAHN, JR., 760 Rand Tower, Minneapolis WASHINGTON, D. C. President-JoIIN G. POLLARD, JR., 925 Shoreman Bldg. Secretary-Treasurer-HERMAN C. KING, Federal Reserve Board WORCESTER President-JosEPII R. GARRISON, 5 Garland Street Vice President-SOUTIIWORTII LANCASTER, Room 12, Union Station Secretary-Treasurer-ROBERT W. STODDARD, Wyman-Gordon Company, 105 Madison Street LONDON DAVID GRAHAM, J. Walter Thompson Company Limited, Bush House, Aldwych, London, W. C. 2 GRAHAM W. PARKER, Wallace Clark K Co., Bush House, Aldwych, London, W. C. 2 PARIS HUBERT GUILPIN, 2 Place J. B. Clement, Paris, France SHANGHAI W. S. CIIIAO, The National Commercial Bank, Ltd., 230 Peking Road In process of organization: 200