Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 352 of the 1920 volume:

F r . , Ex mms X ff X K! Z W wa me LIBER BRUNENSIS VOLUME LXII Three Dollars thg Copy 12 34 S75 Address L. B. HOWELL Brown Union Providence Rhode LLM: LIBER BRUNENSIS 1920 LAWRENCE B HOWELL BUSINESS MANAGER OEORGE O PODRASNICK ART EDITOR HARRYC NORTI1 - EDIT OR'lN-CHIEF 'l Q l . Un fffuurincg Efianghun, CKZ55., at Inirer nf irutlg, zx sinrere zmh fearless teacher, ine hehirute this, the 1920 Ember Zgruuensis - L FCC TE Bus TS ATI1l.1C'1'1CS Bus:-liull ..... Iiuslu-tlmll. . . Frmtlmll. . . Swimming. .. 'l'i'1uwlc. ....... . Wrl-si ling .,..... G1-nc-ml Athll-l.ir-s Alhlvtir' Asruwiziiion, . . . Viirsity Chl-or l.4'iulPi's. . HB., W1'11l'l'1'5l of tht- ........ . . We-:wc-rs nt' thc- Minor ull . , , . . DEBATING Dolmtling Union .... Inu-i'vlxiss Dvlintr-. , . DRAMATICS Snr-k nncl Ruskin .... F1LA'l'l'lRNI'l'Il'lS Alphn Dultn Phi ..... Alphn 'l'1n1 OlI1l'K1l .... Bum 'Flwta Pi ....... D1-ltn Kappa llpsilon, . . Dultu Phi .........,. Dvltn 'l':u1 Dvlln .... D1-ltn Upsilon ..... Kuppa Sigma .,.... lininlnln Chi Alphn. . . Phi Dultn 'Flwm .... Phi Gsunmu. 171-ltn .... Phi Kappa ....... Phi Kuppu Ps-ii ..... Phi S11Ul1ll. Knppn .... Psi Upuilon ........ Signm Chi ........ Sllllllll. Nu ........ Tlllltll Dcltn Chi .... Zum 1'Hl ................ FRA'I'1'IRNITY S'l'A'l'IS'l'lUS ..... . . . GRINUH .................,., , . . MUSICAL CLUBS G14-0 Club ......... Munmlolin Club .... Orrslireswn ....... l'ngr- 201 215 1113 210 207 223 102 2111 214 220 258 250 251 115 155 127 1111 110 1511 1-131 1113 1321 151 171 167 175 170 1271 147 187 1311 1315 114 285 24 7 24 8 249 0RC1ANlZA'l'1ONS A. 111. l . lflub, .. llrnwn Union ..... ffnnnnnrinn Club' .... K'a-rr-lv l rnm':iis ...... flll1'lHCl!l-Il Aasoniutirlli. . . Doinoim-rs Urnivr-ritiori .... . . E. M. l . ,............ . lfliiginovrimz Som-icty. . . Loyal Orllvr of All-112 . . Lynn Club ......,... Munoruli ........... Now .lvrewy Cluh .... Pnwling Ulub ..... l'hi 1313111 'Knppn ..... 1'i Knppn ......... Riflv Chili, . . Sllllllil. Xi ..,... Sphinx ......... l'llBL1CA'l'l0NS llnrulml ......... Jug. ....... , . . . Lilwr .....,...... HHCIAT, IGVICNTS .lunior l'rrnn ......... .lunior W1-1-li ........,.. S011101'-S011110111010 131111. . . .Union llxumvs ...,...... Victory llull ......... S'l'A'l'IS'l'1CS Ar-mloniire Collogv 1'rizr-H. . . . Alumni Anrsmrintlnilri .,.. Class Dny Olliucrs ,... Clues ol' 11120 ....... fllnss of 1921 .... Class ol' 1922 .... Class of 11123 .... Corpomlion ..... l u.cu1ty .,........ Gi':u1u:it.c Sturlonts. . In Mcniorilun ..... Phuntoin Roll ..... Hpocinl Hlmll-lata .....,... lll'X70GNl'l'lUN ........,... . . 11121 MANAGING BOARD .... . llam- 200 255 236 21111 2511 257 2515 2011 202 267 271 2651 270 272 263 208 273 2111 231 233 2251 241 237 2-1 2 211 2-131 270 27-1 277 27 77 87 07 10 12 21 111 100 105 281 283 NE- RAE g -?' f The QBffiner5 WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY FAUNCE, D.D., LL.D., ARNOLD IEUFFUM CHACE, Sc1.D., Chancellor THOMAS DAVIS ANDERSON, D.D., Secreiary CORNELIUS SOWLE SNVEETLAND, A.M., Tr0as111'cr The Zfzluarh uf glfellutns WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY EAUNCE, D.D., LL.D. THOMAS DAVIS ANDERSON, D.D. Pr .94 3'E' 0S7'lIl317f Providcn ce Brookline, Mass. WILLIAM WILLIAMS KEEN, M.D., PILD., Sf'.D., LL.D. Philadelphia, Pa. GEORGE EDWIN HORR, D.D. Newton Centro, Mass. HENRY KIRKE PORTER, LL.D. Wzmshington, D. C. HENRY SWEETSER BURRAGE, D.D. Konnobunlcpmt, Mc. I-IERMON CAREY IZUMPUS, PILD., Su.D., LL.D. Boston, Mass. CHARLES EVANS HUGHES, LL.D. New York, N. Y. WILLIAM VAIL KELLEN, PILD., LL.D. Boston, Mass, EDGAR LEWIS MARSTON, A.M. New York, N. Y. SAMUEL IIANSON ORDWAY, LL.D. New York, N, Y. CHARLES LEMUEL NICHOLS, M.D., LI'l l'. D. XVOT'C'CSI'f?I', Nfass. 10 Providence 'I vis.-5M'A 1 9 Z' :9 1,-1 ig Q i f 1' -llvfgy-,, P1 P A- I z !l,i F 5125.1 4 ' I 3 M - ll! Q' 'fx fe x L lll n I Ghz ihluarb nf Qllrustees ARNOLD BUFFUM CHACE, SUD. RICHARD MEAD ATWATER, A.M. ,IOHN CARTER BROWN NVOODS, A.M., LL.l ANDREW JACKSON QIENNINGS, A.B., LL.B. OSCAR LAPHAM, A.M. COLGATE HOYT, A.M. Q CORNELIUS SOWLE SWEETLAND, A.M. GEORGE LEWIS COLLINS, Pn.B., M.D. WILLIAM ENSIGN LINCOLN, A.M. STEPHEN OLNEY METCALF, QAQB. THEODORE FRANCIS GREEN, A.M. WILLIAM WILBERFORCE DOUGLAS, LL.D. HENRY DEXTER SHARPE, A.B. DANIEL WEBSTER ABERCROMBIE, LL.D. EVERETT COLBY, A.M. WILLIAM THANE PECK, Se.D. -IOHN MAI-IAN ENGLISH, D.D. LUCIUS BROWN, Pn.B., LL.B. AUGUSTUS LEVI ABBOTT, A.M., LL.D. EDWIN FARNISIAM GREENE, A.B. 3. Chaclds Ford, Pa. Providence Fall River, lVIz1s1s. Providence New York, N. Y. Providence Providence Pittsburgh, Pa. Providence Providence Providence Providence Worcester, Mass. West Orange, N. nl. Providence Newton Centre, Mass. Norwich, Conn. St. Louis, Mo. Boston, Mass. VVILLIAM ,RICHARDSON DORMAN, A.B., LL.B. New York, N. Y. CHARLES SUMNER STEDMAN, Pll.B., LL.B. Alhany, N. Y. ABEL CHALKLEY COLLINS, A.M. Great Bzirringlxon, Mass. ZECHARIAII CHAFEE, A.B. Providence WILLIAM GAMMELL, A.M. Providence WALTER CORNELIUS VVYCKOFF, A.B. ALBERT LYON SCOTT, A.B. PAUL CHURCHILL DIQWOLF, Pn.B. ROBERT PERKINS BROWN, A.M. .IOI-IN DAVIS SAGE, A.B. TWILLIAM PAINE SHEFFIELD, A.M. EDMUND WOOD, A.B. HERBERT HOVVARD RICE, A.B. ALFRED COTTON BEDFORD 11 New York, N. Y. Boston, Moss. Providence Providence Cincinnati, Ohio Newport New Bedford, Mass. Detroit, Mich. New York, N. Y. The QBfficers of Qhministratinn anh iinstruetiun The Executive QBfficers WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY FAUNCE, D.D., LL.D., President OTIS EVERETT RANDALL, P1l.D., Dean of the U11'ive1's'lt9' CARL BARUS, PILD., LL.D., Dean of the Graduate Department LIDA SI-IAW KING, A.M., I4I'I I'.ID., LL.D., Dean ofthe Wome14,'s College FREDERICK TAET GUILD, A.M., R6'K'Il.S'f1'U7', and Secretary of the Faculty EDWIN AYLSWURTII BURLINGAME, Su.B., Comptroller 12 Z1 v4-eg.nf..4 Z' ,, ,I V - L' ttf .ul A E ' !'l7'F'S'?,g Ie-it 9 ' ' 6 w ,L1 ru. 'pl!l jr 'L ' It Ill 6 The Jfacultp WILLIAM HERBERT PERRY FAUNCE, D.D., LL.D. President 180 Hope Street: JOHN HOXVARIJ APPLETON, A.M., SCD. Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus 200 Angell Street WILLIAM CAREY POLAND, A.M., LI'1 l'.TJ. Professor of the History of Arts, Emeritus 53 Lloyd Avenue NATIIANIEL FRENCH DAVIS, A.M., LL.D. Professor of Pure M athematics, Emeritus 150 Brown Street ALBERT GRANGER HARICNESS, A.M., LITT. D. Professor of Roman Literature and History 7 Cooke Street LHENRY BRAYTON GARDNER, PI-LD. Eastman Professor of Political Economy 54 Stimson Avenue COURTNEY LANGDON, A.B. Professor of the Romance Languages and Literature 80 Upton Avenue WILFICED :HAROLD MUNRO, A.M., L.H.D. Professor of European History, Emeritus l 15 Butler Avenue OTIS EVERI'Z'1 I' RANDALL, PH.D. Dean of the Unirersityg Professor of Applied Illathematics East Greenwich EDMUND BURKE DELABARRIQ, PI'l'.D. Professor of Psychology - 0 Arlington Avenue S'1'EPIl.l'lN SIAIELDON COLVIN, PI-l.D. Professor of Educational Psychologyg Director of the School of Education 372 Lloyd Avenue ALFRED HARRISON JONES, PILD. Associate Professor of Logic l0l. Medway Street ROBERT MCBURNEY NIITCIAIELL, Pll.D. Assistant Professor of the Germanic Languages and Literatures 90 Congdon Street JAMES ALEXANDER HALL, A.B., Se.B. I Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering 01 Governor Street KENDALL KEREOOT SMITH, PILD. ' .Assistant Professor of Greek Literature and History 120 Hope Street CLINTON LIARVEY CURRIER, A.M. Assistant Professor of .Mathematics 311 Wayland Avenue ROBERT FOSTER CHAMBERS, PH.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry 104 Irving Avenue ST. GEORGE LEAKIN SIOUSSAT, PILD. George L. Littlejeld Professor of American History 123 Waterman Street SAMUEL TOMLINSON ARNOLD, P1I.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry 17 5 Thayer Street THEODORE HENRY BROWN, PII.D. Assistant Professor of Nautical Science 70 Taber Avenue I'IAROLD S'1'EPI'lldN BUOKLIN, PILD. Assistant Professor of Social Science 1255 Glenwood. Avenue, Pawtucket FREDERICK SLOOUM, PILD. Professor of Nautical Science 42 Cole Avenue 13 Y Z1 v4:?f-W'-A-1 - g J I7- T - ! TlF'Nb?.!, bg, 6 ' G 1 , A lll -:gi I A- -1 - dd HIQIIHIQIUII FRANIILIN IDAVISON, A.M. Assrstant Professor of Cl1enn7stry 41 Summer Street, Pawtucket SYDNEY WII1MO'l', SOB., A.M. Assistant Professor of Applied M eclzanrics U3 Elmgrove Avenue JOHN SHAPLI-:Y, PII.D. Assistant Professor of Art 214 Huntington Avenue, Boston, Mass. RICHARD MONTOOMIQRY FIIIILD, PII.D. I Assistant Professor of Geology 16 Alvesten Street, JZl.111ZllCLL Plain, Mass. ROuIsR'I' WILIKUII BURGIGSS, PIILID. I Assistant Professor of M athernatlcs U5 Charles Field Street RAY EDWIN GILMAN, PH.D. Assistant Professor of M Cll11U11'lCll'l'CS 654: Hope Street FLOYD LAMAR VAUOIIAN, A.M. Assistant Professor of Economics l2U Waterinnn Street LINDSAY TODD DAMON, A.B. Professor of English 31 Benevolent Street WILLIAM I-IIQIIBIQIHI KBZNEIISON, M.E., A.M., Se.D. Professor of Mecharzical Engineering 100 Morris Avenue GIQOIIGIQ WYLLYS BI+:NIf:DIe'I', PILID. I Associate Professor of English lli John Street 'FHOMAS CROSBY, ju., A.M. Associate Professor of English and Pnlrltc Speczlefing l23 Waterman Street PIENRY BAItIu4:'I I' I-IIIN'I'INe'I'ON, A.B. Associate Professor of English 23 john Street LIDA SHAW KING, A.M., Ll'l I'.D., LL.D. Dean of the Wo1nen's Collegeg Professor of Classical Literature and Archaeology 123 Waterman Street FRI-IDEIIICK WIIILIAM MARVIQL, PH.l3. Professor of Physical Tftlttltitlg 281 Olney Street ANSIQL BROOKS, PH.l3., ME. Associate Professor of M echantcs and lW0ClIttl'l'1ICL1l I Jrazwn g 612 Angell Street CHAIcLIcs WIIISLIN BROWN, A.M. Associate Professor of Geology 37 Barnes Street HIQIIIIIQIIT EUOI-:Nm WAL'I'IcIt, PH.D. ,Associate Professor of Biology HT Oriole Avenue ROLAND GI-Lonnie TJWIGIIT IQICIIARDSON, .PlI.D. ' Professor of Pure M athernaticsg Acting Director of the Ladd Observatory ell. University Avenue CHARLES HIQIIMAN HUNKINS, DII. UNIV. PAIIIS Associate Professor of the Romance Languages and Literatures 120 Waterman Street PHILIP HIQNIIY MI'I'eIII':LL, PILD. Assnrtarrzt Professor of Physiology 23 Elton Street RAYMOND CLAIIII Anei-HnAI.D, Pl-I.D. Associate Professor of Pure MGll16M1Hl1'CS SJ Charles Field Street TIIIcODOItI': COLLIIQR, Pl'l.D. y Professor of European History 38 Keene Street 14 ,. . , .., is 1 ' - , ' K r li r4E,5SM2.A Q A g ll! Elin Q, 6 m 5 I L .lui elle du , HAIRIIAN I'lARVEY YOICIC, Pl'l.D. Assistant Professor of Botany WILLIAM TIIOMSON HASTINGS, A.M. ' Assistant Professor of English JOIIN CORLISS DUNNING, Pl'1.D. Assistant Professor of Political Science FREDERICK TAFT GUILD, A.M. Registrar, and Secretary of the Faculty WALTER COCI-IRANE BRONEON, A.M., L1'1 1'.D. Professor of English WALTER GOODNOW EVERE'l 1', Pl'I.D. ,,. G 256 Doyle Avenue Centredale 175 Thayer Street SJ Oriole Avenue 1-1-U Morris Avenue Professor of Philosophy and Natural Theologyg Director of the School of Education ASA CLINTON CROWELL, PI-I.D. 550 l31'OEd Street Associate Professor of the Gerrnanic Languages and Literatures HARRY LYMAN KOOPMAN, A.M., LITT.D. Librariang Professor of Bibliography CARL BARUS, PII.D., LL.D. titi Oriole Avenue Tti Taber Avenue Dean of the Graduate Departrnentg Hazard Professor of Physics 30 Elmgrove Avenue FRANCIS GREENLEAII ALLINSON, PII.D. David Benedict Professor of Creek Literature and H istoryg Director of the M useuni of Fine Arts 163 George Street HENR1' PARKER MANNING, Pl'I.D. Associate Professor of Pure M atheinatics JOHN EDWARD I'IILL, C.E.M., Se.D. Professor of Civil Engineering JAMES QUAYLE DEALEY, Pl'l.D. Professor of Social and Political Science WALTER BALLOU JAOOIIE, A.M. OU Weymouth Street Sli Taber Avenue S72 Hope Street Professor of Edncatfiong Director of University Extension 310 Olney Street ALBERT DEFOREST PALMER, PI-I.D. Associate Professor of Physics ALBERT DAVIS M111AD, Pn.D., Se.D. Professor of Biology ALBERT KNIGHT POTTER, A.M. Professor of English ALBERT BUSHNELL JOHNSON, A.M. Associate Professor of the Roniance Languages FREDIGRIC POOLE GORIIAM, A.M. Professor of Bacteriology ARTIIUR EUGENE WATSON, PIl.D. Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering JOHN FRANCIS GREENE, A.M. Associate Professor of Roman Literature and History 15 153 Con gdon Street 283 .Wayland Avenue 212 W E1tC1'D1El,11 Street Rehoboth, Mass. 151 Meeting Street 30 Congdon Street East Greenwich Z' Pitfirw'-A 1 1 J 'f i' - !iflF'imQs'a-5454 6 ' ' g ith int 0 ' '9 'gn Sn, 6 , .L SEQ 'ul IIENRY THA'1'CIfI1'JR FOWLER, PIl.D. Professor of Biblical Literature and History EDOUARD R. MASSl'lY, B. ES LIC'l l'RES Instructor in French MYRON WIIITMARSII FINOII, SOB. Instructor in Physical Training KENNl5'PII OLIVER MASON, A.M. Instructor in English FREDERICK NEAIJLI TOMPKINS, SOB. Instructor in Electrical Engineering ALBERT EDWARD DILLINGHAM, PILB. Instructor in Chemistry CLARENCE RAYMOND ADAMS, A.B. Instructor in M athernatics ALBERT EDWARD RANII, PII.D. Instructor in French RAYMOND ABNER PRlGS'l'ON, A.M. Instructor in English CARROLL WILBUR DODGE, PILD. Instructor in Botany WILLIAM ROIJERICK SHERMAN, A.M. Instructor in Econontics CLAUS EMANUEL EKSTROM, A.M. Instructor in Education HAROLD IRVING LONG, A.M. Instructor in English ALTON CHARLES CHICK, SOB. ' Instructor in Mechanical Engineering EUGENE WILLIAM O'BRIEN, Se.B. Instructor in Engineering ARCIIIE HAl'lN, LL.I3. Instructor in Physical Training lecturers anh Bemnnstraturs EDWIN ERNEST WILDE Lecturer in Music MAIIION EMMETT BRA'l'Cl'lI11R, PII.D. Lecturer in Biblical Literature and History ARTIIUR LLOYD PIIILBRIOK, PILB. Lecturer in Economics ARTIIUR EDWIN NOR'l'ON, PH.B. Lecturer in .Mechanical Engineering JOIIN BURNIIAM FERGUSON, A.l3., M.D. Denftonstrator in Anatomy JAMES FRANKLIN COLLINS, PILB. 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Registrar of the W 0WI6'11iS College 17 15 Manning Street 175 Thayer Street 54 College Street 706 Hope Street, Bristol V Z1 'ref-42'.g15 .. g sf-,sm r- Q ' - I -refs.-A ,V ' -- - A 7 ' - A 1 e t 1 'IPI lj, ll' ,W 'QT X L' lr' 'll ga' QY QJLI 1 SUSAN EMMA HILL Assistant Registrar JOHN HENRY ASHTON 238 Cano Street -16 Pitman Street Assistant Superintendent rj Grounds and liztildings library btaft FRANCIS KEIQSE WYNKOOP DHUHY, A.M., B.L.S. Assistant Librarian Pl-IICBIG PARKIQII, A.B. Cataloguer EDVPH RIOHMOND BLANUHAHU, Reference Librarian MAISBZII Emrrn SUNDER1.ANp Assistant Catalogner A.M. 184 Waterman Street 5 Cengdon Street ' 591 Angell Street Old Barrington Road, East Providence En1'rH MAIIIE LINNISA CAHLBOHO, A.M. Special Cataloguer in History 124 Atlantic Avenue SARAH Ima SHEPARD, A.B. Serial Clerk 2585 Pawtucket Avenue, East Providence DO.lil,J'l'llY FOSTIQH, A.B. 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Sovial Sr-iem-0, liegislm-l'1-cl r-amlimlaite for .'X.lXI. RICHARD DAY ALLMN Providence A.li. flf7'0lI'llf Um':w':'.wfl!!l 10105 A.M. 1012. 1011111-:11.iOH. linrollvcl 1-:uHliml:11e for 1'l1.D. RUT11 LINDA ALLEN Apponaug A.B. C1V1'Il1'slcy Uollagwj 1005. ldnglisli. 1Cm'Olleml 1-amclirlaile for .-MM. IDA EL1ZABl'1'l'1-1 ARNOLD 111-mfif-101100 .l'l1.lS. fB7'0ll1Il Ur1,i1v'r.wif!!l 1018. lCrllH':1.1iOli. l'l1ll'0ll01l f'11llfllll2l10 for NM. ARTIIUR ELIAS Axw' I Newark, N. 1. I'l1.B. Qliroum, lfmfw-rsilyl 1010. Clierniswy. Geology, llleonomivs. 1'lHrolleml r-anuliclate 1'OrA.M. lV11LD11lCD EVICLYN fB.ixss1f:'i r Greene A.l5. QMnu'nl Ilolyolrn Crallvyffl 1017. l1lfl110ll.l'101l. l1.egis1.erecl eauicliclzite for A.M, LDROY WAI.'l'ON BLACK Rutherford, N. 1. I'li.B. Qlirrnvn I!'n'iw:v's1'lyj 1020. Biology, Pliilosopliy. lllnrollexl e:HHlic1:L1'o for A.M. HAROLD BRADFORD BLANC!-IARD Pawtucket A.l5. illusion. Un'i1'm's'il!ll 10111. lCmlue:L1'iOH. lieggisterexl uxmclirlxife for A.M. ' l'11GRMAN ,l0S1'IP1'1 BORNEMAN College Point, N. Y. Ph.li. ClJ'v'o'um, Um'1'1:1's1'lyJ 1010. l'1c1lu-:11ioD. 1Cm'Ollecl 021f11lllCli1i1'f0 fm' A.M. ICENNETH LIVINGSTON BURDON P1'0Vifl011CC Ph.l3. cB7'01U7If Urrivwsilyj 1018. liiolopgy, Ciliernisliry. 1'1m'Ol1e4l ezmcliclnle for So.lVI. CHARLES EHN1cs'1' BURR P1'0ViClC11CC A.15. QUn'1Inev's'ily qf 11?lJlf'l0Nllf1'J 1800. Bilmlir-:ml Li1'em11111'O. 11.egis1.u1'ocl mimlimlulie for A.M. JOSEPH BU'1 l'1'IRWOR'l'H, 8111. Fa1lRivG1'. MQSS- - A.l3. CB1'0'll17I, lIw'1Iwfv'sfi1yJ 1010. lllnglisli, Pliilosopliy, Music. l+lnrOllerl muulimlnte for A.M. FRANCESCO CALI Ceszu'O, TUUY Pl1.B. Cliroilm 1I'r:':Twfv's1'Zyl 1010. liilmlir-nl lQitem1'-111'e, Social Science. Repgisterofl emuliflute for ILM. RICHARD ELMDR EDWIN CAMPD1-aLl. P1'OVifl011CC A.l'1. Qlfrnwn If1l'l.I'1'7'H'H!l5 1010. lflflliermtioli. Enrolled e:mclicln1'e for A.M. ' 21 . - Q p. , 1 3 - Q 1' . 7 llllB1'S!4!nffLj a -. - 4 Y ri . U qv i N ' f ' 1 L. ll!.. Ill -Q-X0 ,F ,WI N H F 4- lll ni .4 I L FRANKLIN ROBl'Il1'l' CAWL Providence A.B. Cnflflllllilfll l!ri'i1'm'.vil!ll 19145 A.M. 1917. lllillllflllilllll. li.ogisl'.ei'ecl cznirliiliilo for Pli.lJ. FRANK L1-:WIS CIIICSLEY Providence l'l1.B. Clirnirn lf'Il'fl'!'7'Nl'f!fl 1919. Geology, flcrmam, Uliomislry. lilnrolleil1-:mrliclzilu for.'1.lX1. lll'2NRY EVlCRIC'l l' CHILDS Deerfield, Mass. Sc.B. fI7IliI'l'7'Nff!j of l1,lJf',ll'Nf!'7', 19111. E11lll'll1l0l1, Biology. 111-gisl'cl'1-il camclitlnlc for Sc.M. RAYMOND CAR1i'lCN'l'I'JR CoLwELL Johnston A.B. Cli'i'uim lfni1'n's1'lyl 19133 Ht-.M. 1915. Biology. lilnrolli-il c:1.niliclnt'.e for D.I'.11. PICRCY RAYMoNn Cnosm' Pawtucket So.B. CNW: llIl7lll1SlI'i7'l3 fyl1Hl'ffI'D 19121 A.M. flb I'0ll'7l 1IIl1'l'l'7'N'l'fljD 1919. ldilllczilioli, Mailm- miifics. Registered cnncliclnle for l'l1.D. ARTIIUR FREEMAN Cnowi-:LL Providence JLB. Clfrmzm lfviirwsfifyl 1899. lifducnlion, Mll1'illl'1Ylllill'S. lilirollecl caiiclicliito for A.lVl. MINOT .lov CROWIGLL Melrose, Mass. Pll.B. Clf7'0Il.'Il. If'Il'fl'l'7'-92.110 1915. Biology. l'Im'olle4l 1-:imliclalc for D.I'.Il. Pl'I'l'l'1R NIAIISHALL CURRY Hamilton, Texas A.B. Qlinylm' lfll'fl'l'7'N7'I!jl 1918. Social Science, Pliilosoplly. 1Cln'ollccl ciuicliiliile for A.lVl. SAMUEL R1'lED DAMON Kingston l'li.B. Qliroivzi If'm'nm'silyD 19165 A.M. 1917. Biology. llcpgisleiml ozmiliclzite for l'l1.D. ALICE DIMIUK Providence A.B. fll'1'llvslcy Ilnllcgaj 1918. Biology, Clicmistry. linrollecl ciimliclale l'orSc.lV1. Gi-:oRciE IQONELLO DoLLoi-'if A Natick A.B. Qliulcs Unllvgwj 1915. lCiluczi,lion. Rcgislcrctl c-:illilirlalc for A.M. LILLIAN CA'1'lI1'lR1Nl'J Dow Pawtucket Pl1.B. Clirnmn l.'uircrsilyj 191S. llislory, Eiiglisli. ldnrollccl cnmlicliite for NM. AR'I'11UR JUSTIN Dows Lowell, Mass. Pli.B. Clfrmvn lMmim's1'1yD 1919. l'Iilnr-ation. li.egiHlm'ml ozmcliclzite For A.M. MYRoN VVl11'1'MA1i!-111 FINCI1 Providence Hc.B. Clfhmla lsl1m1ISl11l1' ffnllngal 1914. Biology. l'l1l1'0ll0Kllillllillllllilfl'01'S0.lVI. Registered ciincliiliitu for l'li.D. RUDOLPII JOHN CHAUNUEY FISHER New York, N. V. A.B. Clfrmzm lfniivirsilyj 1919. Biology, Cliomistry, Pliysicsi. 1'l1ll'0llC1l emitlicliilae for A.M. MARGAREW' AMES FULLER Providence A.B. Cll'1'IIv.wIay !.'ull1'gnl 1911. Biology, Clieinistry, l'Ing.5lii-ili. l'Inrollccl cznicliclnle for A.M. SIDNEY :RUSSELL GAIR Chicago, Ill. Ph.B. Clf7'0ll'7L l7rii1v'1'si'1yj 1918. 1'l1lf,LllSll, l rem:li. licgisterccl cilmliclale for A.M. MARY AMICLIA GORMAN Providence A.B. flf7'IIll'7l U11'1'w'i-si'lyl 1908, lilflilcation, Lzitin. l'1m'olled candidate for A.M. 222 Q '- Imiliry ' V P1 f A '- ' K 'D '. O 1 - 1 K r lf 2 A 'll ll Q 'X - -' -I 7' ,L -Q -f 3 J ' L lllg in: lu I SAMUEL MARCUS GUP Mobile, Ala. B.I-I. tllebrew Union Collugcj 19135 A.B. cC'Ii7lf??iIl7I-Gflij 19145 A.M. 19155 Rabbi tllcbrr-iv Union Collegcj 1917. Biblical L1i01'D.i111l'0. Registered candidate for Ph.D. JAMES LAWRENCE HIXNLEY ' Providence A.ll. Cliosfon. llollcgcl 1919. Chemistry. Special graduate student.. ADELIsER'r HAYES HAllIiINGTON Pontiac A.B. COMM! Cnllcgcj 19015 A.M. tlfroum. U111fncv'Nv'1yJ 1919. Social Science, Biblical Litera- ture. Registered candidate for 1'h.D. BENJAMIN MALCOLM HARRIS Arlington A.B. Clirown U-mivcrsilyj 19135 B.D. CNcwlmL 7'he0l0g'ical l7lSl'i1ILfI4j 19165 A.M. fU1m'1'v'x1'ly of Vcrmonlj 1918. Biblical Literature, Philosophy. Regist.eI'ecl candidate for Ph.D. MARION EMSLEY HAWES Providence 1'l1,l3.M31'o1vn. fI7lf7:lV47'Sf1yJ 1912. Social Science, Chemistry, Philosophy. iilnrolled candidate for A. . FLORA MAB1+1L HAYES - Greenwood, Ind. A.B. fF7'fl7LA'l1:7L Cullcgcj 1918. English. Enrolled candidate for A.M. CIIARLOTTE HAYWOOD Lynn, Mass. A.B. Ulflournt Holyoke flollcgcj 1919. Biology. Registered candidate for A.M. JOIIN CHl4lS'1'141R HICIQRING North Attleboro, Mass. A.B. fIl!17'llll7'll l1'rli1icrs'i!yJ 1910. lildneatiion. Registered candidate for A.M. BESSIE HIGGINS Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Ph.l5. Clirmvn Uuivm'-wfllll 1919. Biblical Lit.eI'at-ure, Philosophy, liiconomics. Enrolled candidate for A.M. ELAINE VIRGINIA PIILDRUP Providence i1'h.li. tlirozmi l.'11i1'1'1'si'IyJ 1919. Philosophy, Social Science, Economics. liinrollcd candidate or A.M. HARVEY Sco'rT HINCKS P1'0Vifl0l15O Ph.B. flirowu lluivcrmflyj 19185 A.M. 1919. Art.. Registered candidate for Ph.D. JAMES BEEOIIER HORBS Bristol Ph.B. tlirown llnirversilyj 1918. Education. RegistveI'eIl candidate for A.M. WILLIAM CROSBY HOBRS B1'iSf0i A.B. Clialcx Collegcj 1881. Education. Special 1,.I1'1Lfill11.fiC studenl. DONALD EVER1C'1 I' HOSMER . Pf1Wtl1Ck0t A.B. Ujarhnoulh Uollcgej 1916. Education, Fl'011fli1. Enrolled candidate for A.M. JOHN T. HUBBAIRD Centrcbrook, Ct. A.B. Qlfeloit Collcgcj 1912. Education. Registered candidate for A.M. SIJI CI-IEVUNG HUNG 5 S11-Qllililfli. Cllillil Ph.B. Clfrown Uuiifersilyj 19175 A.M. 1919. Social Science. Enrolled candidate for Ph.D. MALCOLM CLEVELAND HYLAN Medfield, MHSS- Kills. tlirmmi. I!1:.ivci's1TiyJ 1918. Iilducation, French, Chemistry. l+lm'o1led eandidal-e for .M. 23 r . 'itffxwktfg Q 1 z L !li'F'Q'?gglW ' S ' A M Q in II. Q, L ill 'il' V be Z ,L 7 V- I Er- J x N x A91 Pi . I u , 1 1 A 6 .J WIQNDIQLL EvIcRIc'I'1' JAMES Providence A.l3. Cl3r0'n'n lhlfilmrsffflyl 1919. Chemistry, Biology. Illnrollorl onmliflztte for A.lS. und Sc.M. WILIIIS HCDISIQON JIIFFIQRY Providence P1I.l3. Uirown Ifvlirrcvwilyl 1917. Biology, Clmenlislry, Geology. Enrolled czmdiflale for A.M. MILDRI-:D MNRMosYNI-: KING Springneld, Mass. A.l5. UVImm1 Il1Ily0h-If Uollnguj 1913. Sovinl Suiollec. ll.egislxeI'ocl cmxcliclitte for A.M. BI+:A'I'RIoR FLORIQNCR KOIILBI-:Ro ' Barrington I'h.B. Clirozvn Un'ivc1's'1TlyD 1912. lflmllxealzion. llegistemfl flnlllllilllft' for A.M. CARROLL BURTON LARRABIQIII Bradford, Pa. PlI.B. Clirmvn Um'1vm'sI'1!ll 1919. 11lIII.:lislI. linrollocl I':IIIdirl:I1.o for A.M. CARL OSWALD LAI'IIRoI' Providence A.l1l. CBrnu.'n l!Il'lillI47'S1'l!fJ 19175 SI-.M. 1918. Biology, Cllemislry, M:ItlIeIn:Itius. Ell1'0llGll cumliclate for l'lI.D. RoBIf:R'1' BRUCE LINDSAY New Bedford, Mass. A.l3. flirnum l,'rI.i:'1'1'.-4I'1y,l 1929. Plnysir-S, 1N'l:1t.IIcInfIl.if-H. Enrolled cnmliclztte f01'S0.1x1. ELMI-:R ALIIIQRT Lovl-1 Liberty, Mo. A.B. CWilIiam .lmvell Ilollegrl 1919. Bilmlicnl 1I1101'1111lI'0, Social Science. ll.egist.eI'ed I-nnI.li- dute for A.M. DANIICL ALLAN MCPIIRRSON Providence I'lI.B. Clirozvn Universityj 1920. Cllclnir-Ilry, Biology. 191111111011 cIuIc1idal'.o for Se.M. MARY GLAIJYS MA1'IONICY Providence A.l1. Clirnum l!'r1irIersI'lyJ 1919. Education. RegisteI'eIl ozmzliclzmte for A.M. CIIARLIIS D1'JL1i1'111'l' MAUR11l11 I East Sparta, Ohio P1I.li. UVo0sle1' Cullegaj 1915: S.'l'.li. Clinshm lIIl1'l'l'7'N'1'l!n 1918, M.l'.E. 1919. Pllilosoplly. Registerecl I-:mcliclute for 1'lI.lJ. l.oRIM1cR DOUGLAS MIIATON Washington, D. C. A.l1. flf7'Illl'Il I!lL7:l'l'1'-Wlljjj 1920. Economic-S, Ellllf'l1.110l1, Latin. Enrollecl eiuirliclute for A.M. CLovIs WIIILIAM MI'I'cHIcLI. Greenville SI:.l1. Clflmfla Iwlaurl Stale Cullugrrj. 1'IclIIo:It.ioII. Registered eamlitlrtte for A.M. TRVING CALVARY Ml'l'C!111'IL1I Valley Falls Sell. Clflmfla I.-:land Slate Collregel 1913. l'IclIIe:ttioII. 1CIII'ollod Cf1.1llllCl!1.t0 for A.M. M ILDRIGD MoRsIc Woonsoeket l'h.l3. Clfrnw-n Unizmr.-f1TlyJ 1919. Greek, Art. 1':1ll'0ll01l czmcliflatte for A.M. SARAH IDA MoRsIc Providence A.l3. Cliroum U ftirzevwilyj 1918. Art. Rogisterocl cfmrliclztte for A.M. 1'11CL1'IN AX'l'ELL MOWIiY Woonsoeket A.li. Qliroum Ifnilwrsilyj 1918. Bomny. linrollell Cfllllllfliliifb for A.M. 'l'I+:RRsA R1'JGIN.A O'DoNNI:I.I. ' Providence A.l1. Q7'1'fTn1'ly Fnllagny 1919. 1':Cll1l'1l.1101l. lilnrolloal r'n.mlid1Ite for ILM. 24 . I -, Y 9. Z1 5132-'lhfgi .- . YCRJI N. A-' 1 'f 1 if ' W ' 6 57 f1!!.: illlli L' ii!! MIIIIAM PRIIINIIIOIII P1I.B. Qlfiwzzwu lhl'l:I1l'7'S7'f-UD 1919. IYIIQ lol Biology. Spur-iul IxI':1dII:Ilo s1III10II1. Providence MARIE LOUISIII RUSSIIILL RAPS Bristol AB. CUnITI'1'v's'1'1y of 7'l'lllll'SNl'I'J 1901. 1'klIIO:I1iOII. 1'IIII'O110I1 c':IIII1ic1:I10 FOI' ILM. WIIILIAM FRANCIS RIALDDING Mcslmnticut 80.13. Ufllllfllf Islrwul Slam Uollngwj 1913. 1'1Iysio:-I, R.011l1l11f!0 1III.IIpgII:Ipgos, .'Xs11I'OIIOIIIy. ICII- I-Ollcrl cmIcliI1:1to 1'OI' SOM. DANA RICE Providence A.B. f1f7'0ll7II .IHIITI-mwI'!!l5 19185 A.M. 1919. Gwvk, Al'1', Gvology. 'R,f'fJ,'1S1'01'01l caulrlidzlio for P1I.D. ' COIIA ETIIIQL R1II1'2X' Lzxxvrcnco, Mass. A.I5. CA10'll'l1f llnlyoliwn 17011011111 1912. 15lI1IIrwII1.iOII. Rvpgislolvcl I'IIIIr1iI1:I1.o for NNI. JOIIN CI-IRIs'I'IANo DA ROSA 131-avg A.B. fI3'l'0ll'7lf Uu'iIIe7's'ilyJ 19183 A.M. 1918. Social Srfi0IIr'c, Bilmlirfnl Li1'0I':I11III'o, Pllilosophy. Enrolled c:IIIc1IIl:I1c for P1I.D. WIIILIAM JOIIN Ross P1-Qvidcnpc 11.13. qlf7'0ll'IlI I.'1Iz'I'vI's1'l!l5 1919. 1':1111ff11I110l1. 1'IIII'O11Iwrl 0:I.III1idII1.O for .-MM. EDA IWAY ROUND i Providgncg Rita' U37-mlm lf'l1'I:1V1'?'N'Ii1!jj 1S97g A.M. 15499. C11-Ology, liO1II.IIy. 1'1III'OlII-I1 r-:IIII1iIlII1o for 'I. . AIc'I'IIUII VVARD RUFF Pawtuckct JMB. cyllllf II7l'iI'1 l'8'l.l-UD 1909. 1CI1III-:LtiOII. Spvviul QQ1'1Iflll1l1'0S111ll0111. WIIILIAM WALKI-:II RITSSIEIIII East Providence Ph.B. Qlirown Ilrwzrcvwilyj 1918. C1IcnIis1vI'y, Physics. 1'IIII'Ol1uI1 0:IIII1iIl:I1.Ir f01'SI1.h'I. AIVIIIIUII GODIIIIEY SIQLLIIN Warren l'1I.l5. Clivvnvvz. fflz2'1I1fv's'ilyl 1919. Plxilosophy, 13111111-11.1 l'Ii1'OI':I1III'o, SOI-iaI.l Sf'14!1lf'C, 1 Ij0IIrflI. 1'1III'O11cd 1'1L1ld1Cl1l1'I0 for A.M. HOWARD FRANKLIN SII'AwcIIIoss - G1'GySt0UC Ph.l5. U31-011111, lfIL'iI'l37'N'N!D 1919. 1CIIg1is1I, 1-Iis11OI'y, Music. 1'1l1l'011011 l'11.114Il1l1l10 for ILM. FIIANcIs LLOYD SIMONS P?l1V1Jl1CkClI Ph.13. Clf'l'1I'll1'l1f II'Ilil'lf'I'N7.f!j7 1919. Biology, Mimtlu-IIIIIf.iIes, C1IuInistII'y. 1fIIII'Ol1uI1 nIIIII1iI1:I.1.o 1'OI' SOM. RIIIIIIIICOA 120611912151 SNOW Ph.l3. Clh'uIIIn. l,l1'l:l'l'7'S'l:I!jJ 19111. for A.M. ' WILIJIAM TIMOTIIY SI-AN'I'oN SOB. :Ind So.B.'iII AgI'ir-IIl11III'zIg rliduto for A.M. MAY SPIQRRY I P1I.11. Uf7'01I'Il UrI1'Iv'I'xI'1yJ 1918. P1lltS1Jl11'g11, Pa. C1IoIIIis1I'y, M:ItlIoIII:I1ic-s, EIIIII-:I.1'iOn. 1'1III'o1lI-Il u:I.IIclic1:I1.v Kingston AB. QOIIIO Shilo f70lI1'g4'1 1915. El111l'5L1'-1011. 1CIII'O11mI r':III- Oak1awI1 2:3 M:It1II-III:I1ir-s. l':1ll'01l1'1l I-:IIII1iIl:I1v for ILM. ' - ll'lw'N--'A u-1 4 - - ' lk Q ', Q Q Z r 217155322-Zi? . br Q lll Ill Q P A, L' I -'Y' 'N- ' R 'QI ll' 'lr ,L 3l-Ij elle :J CIIAIQLIIS AIITIIUII S'I'UAII'I' Plattsburgh, N. Y. l'h.B. QlfI'oII-n llniIIwIwI'lyJ 1919. Biology, Clioinistry, Pliysires. Enrollecl oailiclidatc for SOM. l'l0WAIiD WILSON 'l'INDALL Dutch Neck, N. J. , l'l1.B. Cli1'oIIIn l.'r1iIv'1'sI'IyJ 1919. lCclIII-:11ioII. l9ll1'0l10il r-:IIIclicl:Itc for A.M. INIIIQDOIIO MA'I'IIILDI+: TOLL Manville l'lI.B. flfl'UII'lI lf'rI'I'Iv'v'x'I'l!!l 1919. Cflicrnislry, Geology, Pliysivsx. 191111311011 miiimliclate 1'oI' Srmlvl. OLIVIIJII I-IIINIIY 'l'oo'I'IIAIcIcII Fairhaven, Mass. A.B. Clinics Ifnllzegcj 1898. Elllllfllflllll. I':11l'0ll0ll. c:IIIcliIl:I1vo foI' A.M. PAYSON WAI'I'I': TUOIQIQII Auburn l'lI.B. Qls'I'm1m IflLil7li7'Nflyl 1913. lCIlIIrvILtion. l911l'0llIl1l e:IIIIlicl:Il'o for A.M. ELIIIANOII S'I'IIAI:'1' UPTON Providence A.B. CSDIIIIII lfollvgfel 1909g A.M. fIi'I'uI1I1I. U1I.IfIIm'sIflyj 1910. llistory. Rf'glS1II!l'Cll c-Iillzlillntc for PlI.D. IQAYMOND MII:LvILLIf: UP'l'fJN Peabody, Mass. Sc.B. UW1I.wsru'lIlIsa1Is f1yI'irfI1IIIu'r1l flnllwgrfl. l'lrlIlIr:I1.ioII. Rogisfclvfl I:IIIIclial:I1.c for A.M. WILLIAM COULD VINAL Providence SILB. Cllnvvvmvl Ifnvlrfmwvflyj 190115 A.M. 1907. Biology. Rogistwurl callcliclaito for Ph.D. BIcN.IAMIN ALIIIIIIIIIS WARD, III. Pawtucket SI-.B. C7'I1flx Clollwgiej 1915. l'lClll0Il.l-1011. R.OgislI:I'cIl O:LIIIliml:I1.o for A.M. LIc'rA TIIIIIIIIIHA WAIINOCIQ Eastport, Mc. SOB. Clioslnn l,'rIiII1:I'sIi1!ll 1914. Cillornislry, Biology. l+lIII'olloIl oalicliclnto fIl1'Sl'.M. OLIVIA: COLLINS WIII'I'I1I Providence A.B. Clirmnn IHIITI-rv-silyj 1918. lCIlIIIIn1ioII, EU01101Ill1?H, Music. Eiirollocl caiiclirlato for A.M. ICDWAIID TIQAOY WIII'I'NIf:Y New Bedford, Mass. A.B. Cllrivwivvl UnITIIm'xI'1yD 1917. Biology. Elirollod o:IIIcliIla1'Ic for A.M. EI.IzA1aIc'I'II WAVI-1 W1'I1'l'MAN South Attleboro, Mass. A.B. CIDJTIIIIFTL lfflirvfvwilyb 1913. llistory. Rogislorccl I-:IncliclII1.O for A.M. MA11l111, CIIAIO WILDI-:II Thornton A.B. Clfrown l.'m'III'I'x1fl!ll 19195 Biology. RugisI.cI'orl onIIcliIl:I1'o for A.M. IIIIINII: PIAXVPTS WILLIAMSON Rumford l'lI.B. clf7'0llNL lhiiircvwilyj 1912. 1'lKl1ll'111Il011. 1'lIII'ollcd 0!Ll1Ill11!1.fIC for A.M. -IAMIIIS WA11'1'l'I1i WILSON W'cst Somerville, Mass. PlI.B. CliI'InmI llnI'IIm'si1yJ 1918. Biology. licgistcrocl cximliclxillc fox' PlI.D. HI-:IcIsIfIII'I' EDXVARD WoI.If'II: Mystic, Ct. A.B. Cls'I'oIIIn. I!niI.'I:I'silyj 19125 A.M. 1913. l'IIlIIIe:ItioII, Rogislvcrccl c:IIIclicl:I.1vc for PlI.D. FIIANIII-ns WooDwoII'rII WIIIr:II'I' Providence A.B. flffllllllli lIlIfllIf7'N7.f!fD 1919. M2lI1Ill4!l111l11fiH, lCrwoIIoIniIfS. Enrollorl OII.IIIlirl:11.c for A.M. 213 'NPR Q xl! v 1- I 111532 lass uf 1920 The scene is in the Brown Club after the lapse ol' dry decades during which the dirth ol' drink has perpetrated a parochial predilection for Imrosopojmopoea. 'l'he reunited Sons of '20 gather here, have an air about them something venerable, something august, yet gay withal. Tum-tum-tiddley-iddley-um-bum comes the music, to which, in the center of an admiring throng, a very weezened old gentleman with extremely bowed legs is dancing a jig, his coat tails under his arms. Cries of Bravo Bandy! predominate in the patter of light bandinage. One old codger, remarkable for a starehed collar so monstrous as to cover his gizzard, gullet, crop and phyrangial regions com- pletely and which jabs him fiercely under the jaw, is vociforating Haw haw and Bally jolly alter the manner of Britishers. It is our Rhodes delegate, Marshall. Behind him a conversation is being held, the Bursian type, Burse talking and three people listening. Vic Adams, with spectacles craves a crevice in which to assert, I apprehend the entirety ol your remarks to be a damn lie! but the chanee does not come. llealey champes at his smile and wants to exelaim Fishl but the th sound beats the f to it. Curtis who has known Burse longer just plays out the rope, shifting his 'feet every twenty minutes or so. ,lust as Burse is saying, There is an extremely simple thing! jones walks in, looking past this sea ol laces to the Shaw. In the corner are Crouch and Noyes. Noyes wanted to save the souls of African elephant hunters, but he couldn't get near them so he turned his attention to the elephants. His sale return indicates a delicate taste on the part of the elephants. Crouch studied geology from socio- logical motives, hoping to stop the rainfallg failing which, he lived the last years of his lil e mending umbrellas. Harriman is not present. His chronic lasitude deep- ened with the years so that now he uses a pulmoter to breath for him. He only eats on alternate days to save brushing his teeth by that much. Neither has he ever rationalized his ambition to wed a millionairess to his determination never to marry at all. A That very tall old skeleton with the broad grin and hinder quarters receeding somewhat abalt the mid-line is Larry Smith. Because ol his teeth and his middle 20 .!1v4eew'...4 5 e 69' ' 91 N bw . f-2 , U' ' Z I 'lF'Nr v .V P ' A ' L I V A ' i 4 . fill.. Qui Q W- S L' ,ill -lg' l ' initial his admirers have let him remind them of Roosevelt. Dr. Atkins, for many years owner and producer of the Passing Show, leans a languid limb upon the shoulder of his diseonsolate friend Carleton, and as the pale Podrasnik passes Chow human nature reverberates through the ages lj bums a cigarette. And there is Stephens, the mietatating membrane of collegiate society Cbeeause of his constantly crossing the public eyej. In life after college he realized his ambition to form a real bang up Klu Klux Klan and organized three ol' them. The trouble came when he wanted to turn them loose for battle: as Generalissimo of eaeh his position was hazardous. The man hanging hard upon his own coat lapels and who has an abominable habit of using facts in his arguments, is Gardner. No, he doesn't desire a cigarette just at present, thank you. If he stares over your head and says Hum you know your last remark wasn't worth shueks as he will presently demonstrate. The two venerable oetogenarians laughing asthmatieally together are North and Sehoeneweiss, formerly editors of literary publications.Their laughter makes us hope that in so styling their work they were not fooling even themselves. Speak- ing of newspapers, there is a large one in the corner with someone behind it. Who is it? Christian Science Monitor plus smell of bears grease hair oil: Clough of course. He reads as though he enjoyed it. He does, he wrote the stull' himself. There is a rapidly ossifying old gentleman holding a lap dog in leash. Yea, Sinclair. A lady gave him the dog. She gave it to him instead of replying to the question he had put to her on his knees. To this clay he is puzzled at the inference. A group about the iiren-I-lood with a bit of a pouch bellyg the extremely attenuated Hunter Cattenuated, means nothing much pulled out longlt Willie Watson with his sense of fitness Cwherein he goes his clothes one betterj, and Shay who is no one horse affairw-make up the few reputable remnants of the noble line yet lingering on, lounging listless on the lintel of oblivion. Jill - 1920 Qtlass wfficers BRUCE NOEL COUL'l'I.QR ........................... I AWRENCE BENJAMIN HOWELL. . IAMES SINCLAIR ,.................. IAMES QUAYLE DEALEY, Jn. ......... . . . . GEORGE WASHINGTON GRIMM, Jn. .......... . Glass Cliheev 1-Yipl-0 1-9-2-0 I-Yip 1-0 1-9-2-ll Brown! Brown! Brown! Twenty! Twenty! Twenty! ftlbatlesi Jftebetitk Qliilblf, Shrewsbury, Mass. ZJN Clnu'lie 2nd'I'e1nn Bnsebztll CID C235 Class Buselmll CID CZJ. Right off the but we huve one of those smell, seleet und supient group who choose the hc.B. course. Why they do it we rlon't know. It must be born in them. At uny mte, here is one of the number and from the graphs, T squnres, and eom- pqsses that he has scattered about him, one would think that he wus going to wire the Leaning Tower of Pisn. Still, Chiu-lie does not let sueh sordid tasks ns eleetrieul engineering problems interfere with his progress in the socinl world. HHH IB broven by his numerous sifle trips to Boston, whieh of lnte hnve been very numerous. Well, Charlie, it's about time for you to blossom out, nml when you do. you muy be sure we're ull with you. 'Wistar .freeman Qhams, Oster-ville, Mass. AIIIA Hvicll 1 , . . . , bless liaxsebull C255 Class Basketball C233 l3llll2Ll'll Chaunpion C23 CSD. llere's Il. nmn after our own heurt: he never refuses to sit in nt an gnme, at stein or n. eoeduentlonnl party. Vie eomes from Osterville und he resembles one of these eelebrutecl bihvnlves in tneiturnity, but when he does open up, one finds ETIOQICHS pexrrls nf wisdom. He is :L morlest Incl and' never wenrs his Phi Beta Kuppan CY In pubhcnbut he is right there with the brain work, espeelully high finunee. As COI'l'f'Qb0l'Il.tl0Il we offer the following. When .they figured V1etor's term bill ut the C,omptroller's Offiee one semester, they cllseoverecl thot, nfter dellueting seholnrslnps nnrl premiums. the college oweal him 354.00 for the pleusure of his presence among us. Well, Vie, we hope that in future yenrs, as in t ie pest, every- tllmi! Wlll roll your way. 31 ...........l,7'l'Stfl1'llf . .Fzrsl V mr:-l'res1Ident Second V 1,1715-I,7'l5-Yilllillff .........Sccrelm'y . . . . . . . . . . .7 rcasure1' 1. Y, 1' U 1 0 .!1P4S,EW'.g5 .. ' H ? ,, J uf ' - I is -ar F 'I 1 ,M , ill 'rlll Q 4 ,, Q1 F, 5 K I ini 6 L L QL! QIBXZIIIUBIT QDUBO, Providence, R. I. 1'Alex Hinee tho DIll'lU'l'N not inI.o trouble with the lntr-rntutu Uolnnmreo Uonnniru-lion, Alex do:-iderl not to travel. Iirown was not vr-ry fur, and hr- hndn't mu:-Ii to do, no he deeuled to her-olno vollr-go-lm-fl und Luke it four yr-ur lonf. Iiikr- mont of tho men from Providenf-1-, lu: Ima L'0lH'l'l1ifl'Il.U'!I upon Imnu' zu-tivitia-H. rather tlmn upon those on the r-snnpus. Ile Inn-1 likeable vlnu'xu'terir4tir'n, hut imfortunulelv they Inwr- not In-en given mueh exerri:-un We know him to ln: reliulzle und IZCIIIIIIHI, but, url it mixor, we give up. Qbeurge Qllbester Qlmes, Cm-Llnml, N. Y. BUII 1Ioorges Choi, Vzirsity 'l'rawk 'I'eztm 1ll 125 13D 14lg College liztud 11l 123. Gum-I Yen, fwu-at your vyi-N, l'mnln'okern und gentlemen, upon this Imndnonn: gpeennen of the gm-rum homo. Grndunting with the clmas of '20, innteud of with IQ- -simply heeznm- he .l'l7llIlIlI't get but-k from m'ersc-m4 in time for his sheep- skin -fflurt hun nuide hum-:elf known with n yr-mu-nnrw, Ile rulmly broke the pole-vault renord hu-u I reNlulin.nAyeau' und then plnyed on tho tennin tenan for good rm-urfurv. Bosnrlen tlu-so IIOIIVIIIQH, he hun found time to study und uutke :L host oflfrn-ndn. lln-1 one wonk point in his fr-nr of women, but we min em-iilv overlook this minor rl:-fr-1-1. Cho! hun spent. lnoxt of his time lmngim: urouud Chem. und lhology lambs., und explains tlmt he in going to he it doctor. So, if the fnmily horse ln'c:tks hm leg four ymms from now, give- Chet it try. Qllllilhur Beginalh Qlnhersou, IVIQ1-iden, Conn. 'Il I' A Hifkllllyn Din po,ik eried u huppy mother one bright morning in Meriden, Conn. And Imp ny ure wo tlult that en pojk turned out to bo our smiling, Iutppy-go-lucky Andly. .lust innuzinu, if you vun, wlmt we would have IIIIHHIKI, if we hud novel' nr-en llmt r-urly, hlondc- lwnd, nor over known tlmt henminiz Swedish smile. , Andy'H host work has In-en done in mnking ull friends und no CIIPIIIIUS. And for Ins vers- utility, lu- eun'I. he bent. .lun-ct ask the Phi Guinea what they think of him nn IL tiiokler of the ivorien or at wurblur who climbs to high C without lllltfilllll un oyelnnh. Or, mnyhe you hnve Imppened to drop into tho Gym this your, just in time to hear Dore Murvel say, I'l1-use, Mr. Anderson, r-ome to the hend of the I-lugn :md nhow tln-se dnmhr-lla how nirnplc- this excrr-ine in. Then proudly our Swvdirch :ltIil1't1' Olexieun he is, tool lllIll'1'llI'l'4 lo the Iwud und shows the boys how to do ill. 'l'hut':-1 vm-rrmtility. Zlalurznze Butter Qtkms, Detroit, Mich. fIfKNI1 Pop I-lern.ld Associate Editor 125 135 1435 Sock und liuskin 129. Pon stately! nr-dnte, eevlex-miuntir-, und, lust hut not lem-it, the cluns olmplnin. Yen, Pop, in :L nunista-r'n son und run vom-h for the vorueity of the proverbull Sunday dinner with noun- inemlwr of'the eoxnuw-gution. Poppus in also u Rf-IHIIICII niippoi't.m' of WiInon'n-4 lieugue of Notions , und, us sur-h, hns kept our Daily Ilf-rxrc sup- plied with vrrrhrn-lc l'OIIffI'IlIllIil0IlH. An u. Holdior, he hm-i no equul. During the Wur he snip:-d poonn with the Dmrvil lJogs down in Sunto Domuugu. .We under- stund that upon ill'II.lllI1I.tlUIl he intends to return. to tho Inlund und nnipe ull rep- rc-sr-ntutives of the Anti-Snloon l,4-uuui-. An rvvoir, Pop, muy your wit und humor win :is murh respect from the nutiven, us they huve from the eluns of 1920. 32 'Swan Z1 v4-s,aw..4 -1 Q CYCRJJ P' Q wma I - T ' , 9 4 7 , ' - . -a V . ,Q F 1 il! Ill A 3 7 0 xi 7 L, 5..l!g ani ?lBnnaIh miller Qlumack, Ballston Spa, N. Y. EN Pop llerc we have one of the intelleetual lights ol' the elass who has gone right against the precepts of the Good Book and has hidden his radiance under a bushel. The few teams that have penetrated their confines have clone so via the Chem. Lab.. where Pop has absorbed and radiated mental nourishment. Apropos of this, we have never been able to determine whether the high l'orehead of the gentleman in question is a result of an ar-tive brain, or whether his seanty loeks account for lt. Whatever the reason, said scarcity lends a most benign dignity to his counten- ance. For recreation, Pop does like to shuffle the pasteboards and anyone who has opposed him, say in five hundred , has met a worthy adversary. As to matrimonial rospeets we are sorry to say that we have no definite data at hand, -we think tli,erc's a snake in the grass, somewhere. But with or without a help- mate, Pop can't help but eome through. Ziaenrp Cliuaghon Qplztunrtb, Providence, R. I. ZEN Hen Heinic Brown Band C255 Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Junior Prom Committee C35. Pembrolce is beginning to wonder what it is going to do after Henry leaves college. For the past year or two hc has been a pretty constant visitor there, and rumor has it that the administration has received valuable aid from this source as to l'cmbroke's maintenance. No dance has been complete without I-Ienry's figure gliding gracefully through the strains of the waltz or one-step. Besides his social activities, he has found time to lend his melodions voice to the Glec Club and also to assist the Faculty in dispensing learning via the Biology lialHof'ato1'y. We don't know which ol' his various ideas he will spring on the waiting wer c . ilaerhert Marston: Bailey, Er., I-Iackensack, N. 1. OAX HBill'l lass Baseball C155 Herald Board C15 C25 C35 C455 Union Trophy Committee C355 Membership Committee C255 Pi Kappa C355 Athletic Board C35 C455 Junior Prom. Committee C355 Class Smok- er Committee C355 Junior Cruise Committee C355 Class Com- mencement Marshal C355 Manager Varsity Track 'l'eam C455 Seeretary-'l'reasurer lnterfraternity Governing Board C455 Execu- tive Committee N. E. I. C. A. A. C45. Cnc rainy morning ol' 1808 in the quaint little hamlet of Haelumsaelc, Wee Willie Bailey entered this turmoil and strife, thereby dispelling the clouds---and nt the same time causing the Cotton Exchange to gnnsh their teeth, for Bill is some day destined to bust that famous ring. Speaking of rings, Bill has often eome mighty near that fatal step-his pin has Burton llolmes tied to a pole when it comes .to travelling, but for all that, Bill is a good natured, likable ehup with a promising future ahead-But William. take our adviee, keep hard upon the IJFQIIIYOLQC path of youth, for if you should stray you might find a path lined with poison-ivy. C ilaerhert ibiuutell iaarlntn, M- 'fum-b fflsilri All-'W' SDf'hding two years at Union College, llerb 1-:nne-about on his good Shilp ltugosa and sailed down to l'rovidenee to join Admiral Sims' fleet on the lil l. l To all those who eame to know him well he has been ai mighty warm friend. l.eaviml us almost as unexpeetedy as he eame, Bill finished up his College work 1 l fhl'U1lI'Y ltllll-llilt for Washington to work for Uncle Sam in the U. S. Patent 03100. Here's wishing you all SIICCPHN, Herb! 33 '.'.w1'a29 L49 . -A Z' E- X KL in Q I.. I C 1 -2 , 4 v Q ' - ' . ' 1 ' Q ill. illl 3 ,7 ff 1' , 6 . Qihmunh Jfrancis ihleagan, Providence R. I. l fb K t'Ed Class Baseball C15 C255 2nd 'l'oam Baseball C255 Tennis 'l'eain C15 C255 Captain C455 Union Membership Committee C35 C455 Executive Comnnttee Interh':1t,ernity Governing Board C455 Jumor Week Committee C35. Law!! And we refrain from saying more, for Ed is out to tell us everything there is in eonneetion with the word. Heredity and environment have eontrib- uted wonderfully in thc shaping of this-mnn's career. Besides inheriting a thirst for judieial questions, Ed has been eaptammg our tennis team for greater experience in the Courts. If we err not, l'kl's four years at Brown have been among the hap- piest he has spent in l'rovi5lenee. Socially, Ed needs no mention: eollegiatz-ly, iis reeord shouts: and nationally, we dare t.o prophesy favorably. When the spirit moves , there is nothing that he eannot aeeomplish. Motto- Keeping Moving . Dame Rumor and the natural Hequr-nee of events is sending Ed to llarvnrd Law next year. l'. S. Public Speaking: Politieal Scienceg Parlor Socmlsg Pungent Satire. william Qlfljeiter Zhleatb, South Attloboro, Mass. fl K5l' Chet ' Chairman Cap and Gown Committee C455 Sock and liuskin C25 C35 C455 Union Danee Committee C45. Chet represents a bit of the sterling atoms of puerile beauty who found life uneanny with the class of lillll. After fighting the Great War at Camp Raritan, he returned to the fold to measure gowns and mortarboards. Yes, it is to this puleher puer that the Seniors are indebted for the shrouds which they wear on Commeneement Dav. ln his Freshman year William Howard Henry Chester was one of the so-ealled sm-ial lions - whirh have their habitat in Churchill House, Agawam Hunt Club, ete. The regrets which Chester received after examin- ations ean voueh for his sueeessful season. ln spite of his animosity to the daily grind he has proved to be a valuable asset to the elass ol 1020. iltolaah !Betnep Zhleek, Salem, N. j. A X A Bee Band CI5. When a fellow eau kid the l ar-ulty into giving hiln his sheepskin in three years. we ean forgive him for not np earing on the ealnpus very nmeh. U In fact, until by the use of some magie fluulrl he 01ltlf'0l'l that distinguished looking moustache to grow on his upper lip, he was seldom seeln and more seldom heard. We hear that this same growth lms roved to be irree-nstable to a fair one and so there may have been some' motive in hlis reeklessness. In spite of these handicaps, we expeet to see him land near the top, for his eonseientiousness and perseveranee ean't help but push him ahead. . . . , Merrill ikellep itilennett, Killmgly, Conn. fb 2 K Ben ltlerrill is one of those rare but weleome people who handed in a sensible Liber slip, and his suggestions are worthy of more eonsideratmn than we are able to give them. When asked how many hours he wasted a week, the 'reply was one a week in Chapel. Clfaeulty please note5. Clentlemen, do you realize that before you you see a budding author? Look your fill, for in thelvears to come, as the Dean would Huy, you will be proud to tell your grandchildren that youtshook hands with him. Plugging away at his English courses, our future novelist has not had any time to give to the more frivolous i5ttl'lU?l',l0IlS of eollellfl llfff. and UU for the fair sex, behold a genuine woman-hater. 34 1 -. il Y lr' , 'I P P ,Au Bi-2,LW9.g 5 Q fg 1 J I7- ew' 33165211 Qlilllllialu ZBBKKBY, Gilbertville, Mass. A 'l' A Russ Bess Varsity 'l'raek Team C15 C25 C355 Varsity Indoor Relay Team C15 C25 C355 Class Baseball C255 Captain C255 Jumor Prom Comnuttee C355 Glee Club C35 C-155 Varsity Quartet C355 Leader Glue Club C455 Class Day Committee C45. You'll have to look a long way before you will find a more suitable eandidate for best fellow in the elass. Bess spends his early morning minutes trying to earry on in place of the inimitable Bob llawder. But, if t.he responses to his efforts in Chapel are rather mediocre, you've got to give him eredit for the things he can make that Glee Club do. You know how hard it is, lless, old man, to tell a chap what a good scout he is,.but, if we ean't say all the complimentary things we would like to, we ean still think them. I . 4 7 -b -a . s g ill! za- Q ,Q K'-51 91 C L illli as U .5 leiliop llilialton Blank, Rutllel-lord, N. J. QAX Roy Blaeky Swimming Squad C15 C255 Class Swimming Team C15 C25 C355 Class Football C155 Varsity Football Squad C25 C455 Varsity Track Squad C25 C35 C455 Varsity Track C355 J11l1l0l'Pl'01l1 Committee C355 Sphinx Club C35 C455 Phi Beta Kappa C35. Most any time you ean Gnd LeRoy eutting up some sort of meat down in the Bug Lab. and telling the wondering Profs standing around him something that they didn't know before? We really feel very sorry for Blm-ky he has had such a hard struggle to graduate. Eneh semester he has added oh :mother eourse and last semester he was obliged to reeeive notiee that he had received 7 Ns and 1 ll , l urthw-rmore, Bleek has always had time to go out and show marked ability at Andrews Field and in the llolgate-Goyt iee arena. Next year will lind Roy at medieal school. We expeet that after his honorable dismissal from there he will return to Providenee, eolleet another pareel of baggage and then journey on to Rutherford where he will beeome Mayor lilaek 2ud. Robert Qagell Bugle, Fall River, Mass. HAX HBob Class Debating Team C155 Sock and Buskiu C15 C25 C4-. Pipe the middle name! And it eonies from Fall River. Never should we have admired his debating in his Fresluuan year had we known what the gt stood for, 13011 has learned a lot since he was first robbed at registration. Despite the teach- ings of his home town, he has learned the futility of searching for the square pea, and knows that they all roll off the knife no matter how you juggle them. During his Junior year someone shoved a second lieutenaney at him, but he returns to pay for a eap and gown at the same time as the rest ef us. 13ob's shrill von-e has a penetrating quality which is astonishing. Though he is a little fellow, dou't arouse him or you will think you have stepped on :L Guinea Pig. George wells ilirace, Mayville, N. Y. 'Pliq' Bus Varsity Football C455 Class Treasurer C155 Pi Kappa. Bus hails from the Empire state where in his youthful clays hellearned the rudi- ments of the manly sport of football. This virile youth laid aside the moleskins for two years and helped Unele Sam win the Big Game aeross the water. Returning to eollege 'Ill the Fall he enlisted under the banner of 1020 and continued to fight, but this time against Dartmouth. His ability, gained in the A. IG. F. m Franee for plugging holes in the line, made him a valuable asset to the team. :As a pastime, Bus Punlps Socnny into flivvers in a down-town garage. He has an inherent love for t ie fair sex. However, no young lady can win the heart of this sedate youth, unless she has a cozy parlor, and a big divan for little Buster. 35 lplilkva L49 rg. ' - C Z wma I 1 Q 5 r P ' . 5 Q .' 1 ' - -inf ni A Q ' f 5 1 Y L or - ,flffdflk EDU815 Brigham, Beach Blull, Mass. A T Don .lunior'Week Committee C355 Sphinx Club C455 Secretary of l'2eo- IIQIYIICS Club C455 Union Dauee Committee C455 Class Day Coni- nnttee C455 Union Membership Committee C25. Don's Plllllll to fnnie, he says, is that he bas been Ray Green:-'s rooln-lnate, and surely no fellow ever look greater pride in his wife, than has Don in Hay. As far as we 1-an find out, lJon's favorite diversion is running a thing down as far as he enn, and then eraeking it way up to the skies. Sounds rather mysterious at first, but, after you .know Don, only the usual thing. l.ike his wife, he, too, has taken the Toon:-rville Trolley to l'laini'i1-ld more than onee, but apparently with less eller-t. Qnee upon a time he got six A's in seven courses: but he doesn't like to talk about it. Qlhrabam lincoln itlrisk, Gardener, Me. Abe ' Varsity Traek C15 C25 C35 C455 Varsity Baseball C25 C35 C455 Varsity Football C25 C35 C455 Carpenter Prize Speaking Contest C355 Pi Kappa C355 Cznnmarian Club C455 Secretary C455 Junior Week Committee C355 Junior Cruise Committee C35. . If they presented a crown of honor today for brains, brown, good looks, ambi- tion, ete., take it from us, Abe would be the best suited to reeeive sueh a prize. The only reason that we ean guess for Abrnham's prowess is that he is seeking to perpetuate the good nunn- of Abe Lineoln. Doe Marvel is glad that Abe is going to graduate for he is beeoming tired signing his name to Abe's li eertilieates. Prof. Crosby will have n mleased look when Iirisk graduates beeause another one ol' his proteges is leaving tllese portals to expound the eorreet method of saying news iaper , and to show by living exam le the aelne of good manners . Whatever you :lo Abe , we wish you the best of lilek. Stanton Qllhert Rethink, Westerly, R. I. ZEN Spud Class Baseball C15 C255 Brown Band C15 C255 Clee Club C25 C355 Treasurer Junior Prom Committee C355 Pipe and Cane Committee C45. llere is the essenre ol' good-fellowship. Anyone who has. been out with Spud knows how his good spirits are always bubbling over. This elTerveseenee often takes the form ol' harmony, and when he sits down at the piano you simply cannot :nuke your feet behave. lt's jazz, jazz and still more Jazz. I He is also addieted to little side trips, such as an occasional run down to Fall River or New Bedford Your future, Spud, is a problem, Will you be the oeeupant of some private.oIliee in an industrial eonecrn, the life of some snappy dance orehestra, or a Biology l'rof.? But whatever you are, you are bound to win and OUI' hvartiest wishes go with you. walter Morrill Nurse, Pittsfield, Mass. A All' Walt Captain Class Debating Team C15 C255 Captain Undereluss Debating Team C255 Sphinx C25 C35 C455 Captain Varsity Debating Team llicks Prize C355 Class of 1880 Discussion Prize C255 C455 Class Smoker Committee C455 Delta Sigma Rho. A machine gun is like the gentle patter ol' rain on a Spring hat, and the Western l'nion has a slow line compared with the velority of Walt's flow of the English vol-abulary. Ilns he a line? He husg and of sufficient strength to support a battle- ship, a family, an argument, or anything else except gloom. You are reminded of the sound of skeletons wrestling on n tin roof when you hear those words, phrases nnd sentenees eome tumbling out whole. Ile states that his favorite professor is the one who has just resigned and that the best fellow is the one with a full heart and a full cellar. Aw, what's the use? 'Q 36 1 -- tli - ' Q . Z1 Piss!-'ligfg 5 Q-, G ? v J uf' QQ A ! A - . ' .L M Q ll! lull- Q I 0,3 I H Ph L fini , U I Q u Sluljti Robert ffdlbulli. Fitchburg, Mass. fb A 9 Bob When Bob left l itcliburig to join the disciples of Nicholas Brown. he left with that idea so rare to eollege students. of attending strietly to business and getting all he could out of eollege. We'll give him eredit. for he has done what he set out to do. As Il result, however, we haven't seen as much of this quiet, likeable ehap, as we wo-uld have lilced to. Only his immediate circle of friends have obtained the beneht of his eheery smile and his A. B. mind. Well, Bob, even if we don't know where you're going lifter you leave here, our best wishes no with you. ibarolh Qlhricb Qlamphell, Phenix, R. I. EN Cammy Junior Week Committee C35. Well, well, if it isn't Cammy, lfgosh. If we didn't know him so well, we'd he tempted to ask him how the 'taters were izittin' on, but we know that he has other interests more engrossing: than the bnek-to-the-soil movement. Yes, Cnmmy's baehelorhood lasted only through his Somhomore year, and since then he's had it most pnrtieular and deleetzihle goal to look toward. This youth is one of the few who start from il. small town, and, if present indications are eorreet, will end up in a big-one. ltailrond 1-orporations, stef-ks and bonds, and sueh weighty prob- lems ure pie to this youth. In faet, we wouldn't he surprised to see him playing around with the big boys in Wall Ht. hc-fore loniz. How about it, old man? ibut-Isp ,frank fttarep, Laconia., N. H. A X A Francis Wayland Scholar C25g Phi Beta 'Kappa C355 Sphinx C45. FOUl'.y0lll:H ago the favorite son of Laeonia peeked his carpet-bag and started for the big eity to get an ediknshnn . It did not take him long to show the Math. flllll Engineering Depts., just where they got off, and his third year Prexy handed him a tag to wear on his wntch-ehnin. Then he turned his attention to a for dili- erent field and one morning.: the engraved eardhonrd m the mml told us of smulm' success. On this basis the least we can do is prediet.a sueeessful career, To this we would add our best wishes. for George Hr-idt's riglit hand man luis won the friendship of all. ilibillips Bean Clliarletun, Providence, R. I. ffrhir' l'hil is one of those slow moving. luird hittini: amphibians who never never waste ri motion or an expression. To keep his face exlwressionless .seems tohbe his chief purpose in life. But not so with that henn of iis. There is something going on inside there all of the time. Be it a philosophy of life or a Greek poem, it is not too deep for him. He onee thought of leaving eollege, so that -he eould take up farming where he'd have more time to think. Now you know him. But don't forget that he is one ol' the most sineere men in eollepze, in spite of his reserve. 37 I- WSW L45 ' ' 'l7'l:'wb'5 !Qi Yl 1 W 'fl i Z' ll Q u 'IPs' ' 1 q ' 4- , S 'ill' Allis i Q Q' 'L+ 5 J T i L' fir I I Qtltidttb 'ilauritt Qllarntt, Soutlibridgc, Mass. 411011 Army The Kid First Idntrzmee Premium in French C115 Mandolin Club C11 C21 C31 C415 Ijeuclel'-elect ln 19185 Quurtet C11 C21 C315 President Cerele l r:mezus C315 l'lIl'Hlf V100-l,l'0SlCl0lllf Cluss C315 Wrestling Squad C31. Army, ulins the kid , is the diminutive member of the 1-luss. This honor wus wrr-sted from him in the 4-luss of 1918, und so he uliiliuted hirnsm-ll' with 11120, where hv hus been grunted his just deserts. However, we must eonfess thot it is physique ulone thut is with us: his heurt is in Southbridge. Spevinl deliveries, pink en- volopos, und D4'l'l'lllll4'Cl letters vonviet him, Sh! thot eyebrow under his nose is u. produet of the Grout Wnr. Ilis indomitable love lor the still guitur, und his favorite melody I Gnvc- II:-r '1'lult , puts hiln in n r-Inss with Al Jolson. 0520132 ibetltp Qlfatr, Canterbury, Conn, ZX George Class 'Franck C115 Varsity 'l'rzu:k C11 C415 Varsity Cross Country C11 C41- George is Archie IInhn's one best br-t in tho distunee runs, und he hes sturred in lnnny of our meets on Andrews Field, where he hus uphold the nanno of the old c-ollege in this brnneh of the sport. After two yours of Ambulunee S1-rvlec in Italy, George returned to tnks- euro of 1'elnbrok1- und to be the stur of the eross country temn. ,If your legs r-erry you through lilo us they huvo over the vinders, your sur-ress HI hfo is ussurr-rl. 332011211 Ruger! QEIJHSB, 3113, Marion, Mass. A 'l' A Class Football C11 C215 Class Swimming C11 C21 C315 Wrestling Squad C21 C315 Football 2nd Team C21 C31 C415 Sock und Buskln C315 Squad C21 C315 Footlmll 2nd Team C21 C31 C415 Sock :uid Iiuskm C315 Glec Club C11 C415 Victory Bull Committee C415 A. IC. I . Club C41. If you see some hundred und eighty-five or ninety pounds of solidurity Cull br-low the collnr1 llitting like n Zephyr neross our leufy enmpus,.thnt's Rube. List- on, boys, for this is eonfidentiul--the ubovr- depicted youth informs us thutnlu- knows of u lnnn down on tho Cope who hus u cellur-full. U Ile wus going to bring us some, he snys, but he didn't know how to eurry lt. U Either you're kidding us, Iiube, or your edueuti0n's not complete. And speuklng of solidarity, Reuben is eertuinly solid with his rlussmutes und everyone else on the eumpus, exeelxting porlumiis the Committee on Attondunee, und who eould be populur with twin? Une may reeontly we 1-ought Mr. Chose in I oster's looking over their stock of plain gold rings. Well, we wish you lurk, Rube: with thnt line of yours, you must have rnught sonu-thing pretty niee. Brown und the Cory llengur- will sure nnss you. Qlibestet Wellington fulbinn, Riverside, R. 1. Chet Ilere he is-Chet! After figuring up the our-furo between Providence und Riverside, he dc-vided to tuke n short out und finish his eollege course in three years. And Chet nun tell exuetly how mnny dimes he has snved und how muny mud- holes he hus uvoided by so doing, for, ulthough Riverside is in the Town of En:-it Providonre, it hus none of the blessings of puvcd und lighted streets. In thu dnys when Jumbo wus the exnlted ruler of the Circle, one of his 1-hief hnnd-muidens wus Chot. Ile never fuiled to bring n hnmburg when chicken wus ordered nnd you woro sure of un uppetite by the time he got to you. Doe Arnold kept him pretty busy in the Chem. Lula. during his first two yenrs und now he spends most of his timo in the Physies Lub. doping out Keplcr's Lows or down nt Arnold Putting up ents und fishes. And Chet needs the wnntleo, for he is dr-stined to go to Ilurvnrll M1-dir-:nl Sehool nf-xl yenr. Go to it null good luek! 38 5 1 - QI '1 -'N , ,V v ' - 'ln' Pi-Sgtftzgi e gi g lu. isis 5 .f P, - alle 'ul -1 791 L gill: Baymont ttiustace Qlllaflin, Lyme, N. H. fb I' A Hclztfl' Gym Squad C155 Class Baseball C255 2nd 'Foam Baseball C35. Remember the chaps who ran the Interfraternity Relay in a wrestling suit a la chorus girl style, possibly not, but you ean't forget the serious minded youth who pltehed the Varsity Sec-ond to numerous vietories, even when handienpped by U Gfltlllllllll' Sehool uniform. Claf seems to make a hobby of Interfrat.ernit.y eompetltlon. It is even. rumored that on several oeeasions he tried to stage an ehnnnation boring earmvul among the dilferent house janitors. Perhaps il' he d1dn't spend so mueh time restoring the Youth of Providence to the straight and narrow path, he might also leave off arguing philosomhieally wit.h Noyes, and restore oul' Gym team. Claf, old boy, when you get liaek t'r0m China, we will support any gol darn heathen relief you want to start. Aclios, Claf, we will miss you as mueh as Prof. Johnson does, you the only true Espanol:-r he has. QEIZIIBKI Ufaplut QEIUIIBD, Portland, Maine A T Ike - Class Football Manager C15 5 Class Debating Manager C155 Assistant Manager and Manager Herald C255 Manager Herald C35 C455 f - - . Class lreasurer C455 Assistant lfootball Manager C355 Football Manager' C455 Member Athletic Board C455 li. C. A. Cabinet C455 CLlIYlHlRl.l'lllll Club C45. . Ike is the modern eflieieney expert personified. And manage things! Look nt his record and you'll believe ns when we say that he eould put the War Risk In- suranee Department. on a satisfactory working basis. And yet the pride of Port- land likes the theatre, likes good literature and even is known to trip the light fantastic wlnle away on week-end parties. Not many men in '20, with money ot their own enrmng, have to pay an meome tax, but Ike does, and, if he pays a nominal one now,.what. we ask, will its size be ten years henee, providing, of eourse, he keeps withm the pale? Baniel Glilliilcux Qtoggesball, Bristol, R. T. 'll FA Dan lt has been unfortunate for Brown that two presidential eampaigns should have oeeurred during the stay of the Bristol oratur in our midst. Truly, eollege has been a pleasure for Dan, while eampaigning for Demoeratie nominees has been his work. As u eonsequenee, Dan eouldn't let pleasure interfere with business and a good part. of his time has been spent on the stump. It is rumored that early in his eareer he gave a hair of his head for every Democrat who was beaten at the polls and to this we attribute the brightness of his dome. When not at-tively interested in politic-s, his attention has been turned to his c-oop ', for really, men, Dan is a great ehieken faneier, ami is famous from one end ot' the state to the other for his great Variety, as well ns their beauty and vivaeity. After exeelling m the department of Itomanee Languages, he turned his endeavors toward Ar- Kumentation, so that now that elnss and I'i-of, lluntington know well his worth and abilities. ibarrp Jfranus Qliuleman, Providence, R. I. fbK Harry It's tooibad that Harry hasn't made himself known more around the campus, beeause that cheery, jovial smile of his would have chased a good many Glooms away, if he had given it a ehanee. You want to be sure and keep that smile of yours, Harry, beeause when you rome to put your engineering problems into effect under a boiling sun, you sure will lmve need of it. We wish now that we had taken an engineering eourse, because one might be sent to Cuba or seine Dlaee like that, where a man can raise a thirst . But, wherever llnrry goes or whatever he does, we know that his eternal good nature and general ability will Carry him through, 355 A -' rg-ww. ,4 - - ' Z' 74555215 5 is Nr-wi PP- Q A b lb .1 V , , ' - M' ull Q-V L sig .4 I ilknbtttp CIESIBII CIIUDR, Woonsoeket, R. l. A'l' Sl Rod Cookie', Slllf.an When Rodney first UILIII1' to the U. S. from the wilds of Woonsoeket to cnter the 1-lass of 1920, he was seldom heard to utter a single word. Perhaps he s oke with the aeeent of his nutive tongue, perhaps he was just naturally hnshfuli no one knows. What brought ahout the wonderful ehange in him? 'l'he .lolm Hay liihraryl There he met nnd learned to lalk with members of the liitlierto diseon- eerting fair sex. There hy diligent applieation to his work he rose to the supreme position of Sultan. Rumor says that his efforts will not he in vain, if he sueeeeds in gi-lting :1 good position hefore the elass of 1922 is graduated! illltutt 3202i Qlinllittt, Bridgeport, Conn. 'DVA Bandy liasehall C13 C23'C33 C435 Captain C33 C435 Football C235 Dunn Pre- mium 1n lGnghsh5 Junior Marshal C335 Junior Prom Committee C335 President Class C435 President Cammarian Club C435 Presi- dent Conneetieut Club C435 P1 lxappa C33. When Handy waddled up'University Ineline and parked his lil' ole' Vermont earpet-bag in South llope, lns eontemporaries little thought that this inanspieious youth Cwho on Sundays rose early in the morn to keep the neighbors awake with his rendering of two-fingered hallads on a moth eaten piano3 would grow to be thc well known Mr, Coulter, par exeellenee in everything from Minstrels to Freslmien diseussion.group-leader. 'ls it possible that this high dignitary, rt Cammarian Club Presirlenln,-im ll.lZllll'lZll' Cnptain, is the same blaek-faeed eomedian who us- sisted Don Shaw in making l'rexy famous haek in 'IHX' It is, but forgiveness is his. lie goes forth, his pins hent by the honors thot he is earrying llwfly. llafs ofl' to this athlete, sf-holar ond good fellow. Eames Zbntnarh Qlohell, Le Roy, N. Y. A X A Covey llerald Board C33 C435 li. C. A. Cahinef. C33 C435 Student Volunteel' Band C33 C435 Leader C43. Although he joined us in our .lunior year, Covey is one of those who eame here with the Dean's favorite theme in his mind-a purpose-and he has let nothing interfere with that. Although he temporarily transferred his altcntion to the raising of a mustar-he, he has heen on the joh every minute, as few ol' us have sueeeeded in doing, His rhief diversion hus heen the li. C, A., but that ean be easily overlooked. We eannot help but admire his prineiples and wish him all kinds of four leaf elov:-rs nmong the heathen in .lapan. ifrhing Smith Qflrnmptun, Providence, R. I. BON Irv UCromp This is to eertify that Irv has eompleted Dr. Faunee's engineering requirements and may he permitted to fix loeks and door-hells. After spending two yeurs at Annapolis, he lost his tnste for sal! water and deeided to give Brown a try. He must have lilced the taste here for he has heen with us ever sinee. lle has been a hard worker and, although he has speeialized in double lil , we understand that he has eolleeted several Ns und H's. We don't know his exaet ilans for the future, hut we suppose they inelude making a lot of money and settling down to the quiet life. fl fl - -ls-'ws -f w ' - r Zi 5: - g, in -ui Q, - E91 F- Q Li -.inf Zilla? do I wlllldln HUDSON C1l:t'0lltlj, Louisville, Ky. ZW Billl' Varsity Traek C15 C25 C355 Sphinx C35 C455 B. C. A. Cabinet C25. ' Bill may well he termed the most polite man in the elass. If you don't helieve it, ask Arc-hie Hahn. He has gained his fume hy work on the einder path. We do not wish to represent him as a phenomenal traek athlete, hut as a runner who has developed himself hy untirinp.: 4-lTort and rigorous training. Whatever his record may have hm-en, his energy is to he praised. Bill has made himself generally liked m eollege hy his quiet., eourteous hahits. and his upright rliarar-ter. Qbeutge Qlinumep Qllurrp, Providence, R. 1. 112K George Wrestling Team 1916-1917. George scoured his preliminary instructions in the Lyman Gym. to lit him to wrestle with the intrirute eodes whieh he handled at Paris while attached to the Peace Conference. Originally ol' the elass of 1919, his term of sz-rviee with the Navy made it necessary for him to enter 1920, the elass he had battled while it Sophomore. Like a great many Brnnonians who mean well hut not too wisely, he started his college eonrso as an engineer. But the eall ol' Culture and Art and the Dean were too much for him. So eaptlvated was George with the game of empire whieh he saw unrolled at Paris from a front row seat that he never misses an opportunity to sit in and watr-h the 1-onrse ofthe Empire in Proviflenee, George has not def-inled at what job he will make his luillion, hut we wish him homie elianrf- in whatever he undertakes. Bunalh itaageltine Qturtis, Fairheld, Maine A T Don Sock and Bnskin C 55 Carpentver Prize Speaking Contest C355 First Prize C355 Hieks Prize Debate C35g Second Prize C355 1880 Dis- cussion C45. tlurtis is one of those Maine men who always stiek up for their state, hut .never talk about it unless the question of prep. sr-hools and athletes are in:-nuona-cl. Don sometimes hrings to mind the old remark, Ile is a Maine man, hut a perfect gentleman . We're afraid that about all he is good for is to he another W. J. Bryan, although being from Maine, he is a rahid R4-puhliran, IIN IH Fllllli- Hill he does love to talk and often does talk to some use. iBauI Whitman Bahia, Providence, R. I. A '1' A Dave B. A. Cahinctu Memher C455 Delegate to the Des Moines Conven- tion C45. Attest to l'aul's genbleness ol' soul--he never swung a paddle 'until his Junior Y1'Ill'. .But once he learned to swing-we know l'or even as we write. we hear 'that melofhous thwack ! Dave is one of those rare boys who has high principles and 1s.n'tl afraid to live up to them. With his graduation Brown loses a distmet asset in its spiritual and moral life. Paul intends to spend his future years in BUWIIII. flhristianizinpz natives. Why go so far from home for your hr-ld, Dave? Better take Larry Smith along: to :wt as interpreter. All Q S 9. 15 le ' ' 2 s.. ww! P1-Q ul 1 - nv-V l ' V 9 ' .- 65 5 illjli I Q ,L .fr J 17 L 23:13 tis? I Blames Quayle Bealep, ilr., Providence, R. I. A T Jimmie ' llerald Board C13 C23 C335 Managing lflclitor C435 'l'rack Team CI3 C23 C33 C435 Cross-Country 'l'eam Cl3.C435 Captain C435 Sphinx C33 C435 Secretary C435 B. C.'A. Cabinet C335 l':Kllt0l' Brown Hand- book C335 lst Caesar Miseh Prennum ni German C135 James Manning Scholar C235 lst l,l'CH'llll3llliS, Premium in Latin C135 Mathematical llonors C135 cjll2Lll'll'l2Lll-Ultblfli Athletic Board C435 Treasurer ltille Club C435 Class Treasurer C135 Class Secretary C4-35 l'ii Beta Kappa C33. 'l'he indefatigablc :limmiel Seldom docs a man burdened with a name like his amount to so mueh lll college. Not a thing has the Quale tried but he has clone, and done well. But on furthcr thought, there is one thing that we doubt. James lcarncd to dance his last year, and with all respect to one with as many honors as he, we feel that Time must needs lend its helping huml. Hating eight o'r-loeks, and advocating more pay for Profs Che ought to know3 and the 'lust Cl'or the present, int lcast3 ol' a hnc ol' Brown men, he leaves, having given Brown fully as much ns I0 got. Jlllitbml IBB jfillipig, Milford, Mass. 'fMike To look at De l illipis, you would think him a studious chap and, indeed, you would be quite right in your assumption. More quiet and unassuming than most ol' us, this man ol' tcmpcraincntal intellect is able to get as much real, solid, un- mitigntcd enjoyment out of studying past the zero hour, as many of us get from an evening of jazz. lnspite of his studious mien however, Mike is by no means a person of gi-cat solemnity. If you don't believe it, try to kid him and see if he has any wit. . Qlilark Zipntnarh Eenisun, Moosup, Conn. fl1l'A Mike Denny Cleo Club C135 Varsity Baseball C23 C335 Class Vice-l'resident C335 Junior Week Committee, C435 Commencement Marshal C335 Liber Artist C13 C23 C335 Class Day Comnnttee C43. Mike came to Brown with the handicap of having a brother in the Senior dele- gation, but he was not contcnt to depend upon his brother's reputation and started in doing things right ol? the bat. Ile has done everything from singing in the Glce Club and playing baseball to drawing for the Liber. He is a good example of how a mun changes his mind. During his l+'reshman year his time was spent in llirting with Bugs at the Arnold Cat llousc: now he is bent upon rel'orming a more complicated bug in Y. M. C. A. work. CWe refer to the bacillus homo.3 william! Zlehlii ZBBUJMI, Bit., Sunbury, Pa. ill 'T' HBill 2nd Football Team C13 C23 C435 Class Football C135 Class Basketball Cl3 C235 Varsity Basketball C335 Manager C435 Sub-Freslnnan Day Comnnttee C235 Inl1e1'fratoi'lnty Governing Board l'lXC0ll1'ilV0 Connnittee C435 Junior Prom Committee C335 Clee Club C435 Varsity Quartet C435 Class Smoker Committee C335 Cap and Gown Committee C435 P1 Kappa. Ye Gods and little snakes! Who is that Freshman with the pearl gray hat u.nd buttoned shoes? So said we all four long years ago when Willie UNIDO- to Brown. Ah! but what a change! Our Bill now conforms to the strictest requirements of collegiate customs in dress, thanks to the Messrs. Brooks and Franks.. And as he strides Hrlmly to the centri- of tlie stage and raises hui soft, sweet voiee tc? are strains of eeestia mnsie, sig is unc w, ain't ie gram escape .ie ips o ie damsels fair. For our William is a singer of no mean ability achieved under the auspiees of the back row ol' the l'eddi Glee Club, and the Choir of the Church Around the Corner, which he attends twice on Sundays, after a disastrous rubber of bridge on Saturday night. lint Bill 'finds time to get into other eollege activities besides the Glee Club, as you will notice above, and has slioulclered the responsi- bility for their success willingly and without a murmur. Would that we had more of his type at Brown! 42 G '- -Qlwiaya .745 ' Q '- Z' v4-ssw.z - - in ,, JUYL A , . C, C R nd v X. C A C lu Ijm- Q 0 ,F ? L' ill? ill? ll QJLA I .W albums Eripbnn Eimitruff, Providence, R. I. Val This man does not smoke, because there is no virtue in it . A'l'his simple state- ment elialraelxerizes everv move that he makes. Saturated with Prof. Dealey's 'dere on life, he titles to live up to it to the best of his ability. lle's one of those fel as who wears his own rubbers and woulll rather get wet than eop your umbrella. As a result, very few ol' us know hun, although we have n long range aequmntannee iglth Hs loud laugh. Nome day we expeet to eleet him Presiilent of n Soemhst 1-pu m ie, btanlep Milburn! Ente, Edgewood, R. I. A'l' S2 Hslitlllu 2nd Hartshorn Premium in Matliematics. One might think from the high marks that Stan gets in English that he was a grind, for good marks do not come easily in that department, but that llinclsidian term can hardly be applied to him. The fact is that he spends about every afternoon nt the fraternity house arguing about anything at all. 'l'ho' eonvineed he's wrong, he will argue still l He argues for Prohibition, as well as against it. That is not his only fault, however. lle is an ineorrigible Rhodes-hounal. They can llllllffl .llll-If HN well. even if you clon't know their names, Stan says. They ilon't have to know linizlish, either, is another ol' his maxilns. gluljti Burnt, New Haven, Conn. 11122 K John ' Member Connecticut Club. I We scrutinize this all too uneomplimentary likeness of zlaunltless John, in vain. l'lie mustaehe-that eonquering ailornamenl of certain portion of the upper hp H-lsn't there. And one seldom finds a derby in alpieture-nor ean thousands of fluttering hearts be pliotograplieil along with their. conqueror, .Well, eheerlup, John, sueeess in the field of diplomaey, even of lawnwill he a little bit more tangible. rind we're backing your sur-eess, because we notiee what you go after y0ll net. he be it! llest wishes even to raisiup: lllllSl,1ll'lll'S. Ullllallane ihlruga ikelbam Babe, Providence, R. I. ZZX 'tWalla Engineering Society C3j C453 Sock and Baskin CQD C35 C103 Francis Wayland Scholar CIJ. U Men can be scholars. but very few snerifiee evcrything.else.for a mass of scienti- fu- formulae. Wallaee's four years have been inarked with little else .but A's and the time taken to bone up for them. Tests have been his only lllfglllllollv Illlll ll clanee now and then his main dissipation. lint beeause of these traits he eau be fleliencled upon. He never does things half-way and always gets there before t-he be l rings. Just kid him about a eertain maid up in New Hampshire and see hnu blush. l'le still denies il, but that was ouee when Wallace forkfllf l1lH1S4'lf- He Hoes to M. l. 'l'. to beeoine an engineer. We hope he steers a slrlllllllt eourse anil never forgets aizain, 43 I ii v 1 n - 9. Z1 PeSA'!Mf.Z 5 e Z' kg, l Q ...J I - wi ' ff 3 , 1 A 4 I 'ill' -iii I Q 72 .-R' ,L Q, l K A uf' ' -,Iii 3112 A 5 willid 136625 EUUJIIBP, Hingham Center, Mass. 'PAO Bill Ilerzild Board C25 C35g Brown lizuirl C255 Varsity 'l'r:iek Squad C253 Cllee Club C35. 'Midst the rush of the wind und the ronr ol' the storm, Willis mnde his nppeiminee upon the mud fluts of llingluum. There in thut little South Shore hnmlet, Bill p nyed on the snnd mid grew to mnn's estute. lint then liill's fond purents thought thnt he should get some of the send out of his gem' box so they sent him to I3rownse's Hehool. There Ilill distinguished himself until the wnr eume und he felt enlled to nnvignte 'Lizzies' nhout the Itnliun Peninsulu. Hill mrmuged to eseupe the hombnrdment of the Boehe shells und the signoritus' brown eyes, und returned lo finish his eollege eourse :amidst n profusion ol' A s :mil it glorious burst of song. Qlllpbt 32251217 2lBt'iStUlI, Livermore Falls, Me. A 'l' Sl Dl'lf-1 I.Jris flirl not get his penehes und erenm eomplexion from exposure to the sun. It is sind that ,the roses were first brought to his eheeks by heated debate in the Senate. Here it hes been his eustom to soundly und vigorously uphold the dusty enuse of nntxjpro. If you ever eome through, Dris, we will ull line up in your honor. Smee retulrmng from lfrnnee, Clyde hes sought out his neeuslomed trysting pluees, nnrl hes lpilloted llzll entirely new sleek to them. These pluees muy not he so secret, ss you e mm, Dris. Ullllilliam Qbrusbenur Cfllp, 3Ir., Schenectady, N. Y. -if T fflsilr' Sock und Buskm C15 C25 C35 C453 Publicity Manager C155 Assistant Business Mzinziger C255 Business Mnnnger C35 C45. We extend to llill's future wife our sym ethics. Her dnys will be oeeupied with the endless tnsk of pieking up l riend l'luslInnd's things. A pnjemn here, it neektie there, und suits of clothing everywhere, The only things thnt llill ever pielcs up ure niekels mul eignrettes. Whether Seheneetndy is responsible for this or not. we don't know. lint we do know thnt the Genernl Eleetrie Compuny founded the United Stntes, neeorlling to Bill, who hns u :plied their sound business prineiples to the Seek end lluskin to sueh un extent tlmt the Club muy gn to Bristol some time soon. Nevertheless Brown hits done xi lot for Bill and Ilill luis done u. lot for future llrown men. Ile is rnted ns un nuthority on eflieieney :ind business eourses. No one luis esenped his stexulfnst investigation. lle might well open nn information bureuu for business-like l reshmen. Zlrhing Qugurstine Jfarrzll, Central Falls, R. T. lllrvll Hllrofll .Izunes Manning Seholnr C25. Hnts off, gentlemen nnrl Freshmen, to our student, lnwyer, teneher, biologist, ehemist, historiun, musieinn, ete., ete., ete., ete. No, it is just Irv. Ferrell, whose exuberant knowledge is often revenled in xi long, lengthy, loquntious, liberation ol' lnngunge whenever :inyone is eurious on deliente topies. Here is it student to the nth power. Ile is one of those fellows who enn uetuully smell E1Iueution with nn IC und luis tuught more thnn one of his eollengues to lcnve the I out of Ilistory. Nothing is new to Irv und he is not u grind either. We huve discovered thnt more notion nnd energy arises from his fertile hrnin thun from it whole Fresh- mnn eluss ut the slime time. Irv lovesC'?5 Ifreshmen. Irv never blows in on Sunday evenings und, ns ai result, e. veil of suspieion hns eovered his future. Ile detests idleness und we doubt if at single profession will satisfy him. 4-l -. i ig -5 Y P .15 9423321.52 5 .. Z Q- T191 V 'Q 6.4 I - lb 1 Q 5 ', v 4 7 ' - - .s 'a . -.A I ,L .1 Till' I 3 I7 L C aiug Qttbur Zensing Jfrep, Atlantic City, N. J. B011 Art ' Art. is one of thv follows that lu-vp old num Gloom olT Ihr- campus. llis smili- rvminds us of flhapol--it is always tlu-rv. lint, 1-lwvr III3, Art. you havi- must nf us boat: you r-an go to Clhapvl and still smilu. llf- wx-ut swimming ono day and camo up tho voast until ho got to tha Providf-non ll.ivl'r, whora hu not stuul: in tha mud. So hc dvr-irlvd to stay lu-ro and joiu thc' ranks of l'rc-xy's boys. 'I'hm- War f-alll-cl him away for a little whih-, but wlu-n hc- finish:-d that. tha- old vnllvgv had such ahold on him, that hu vzuuv hunk to imhihc a hit more c-ulturi-. HL-ro's hoping that you got it, Art. iK0l1BttjfUI7fJi5, Portland, CJFCHOII. EX Bob 1-Iard-boiled Cliairman West of Mississippi Coumnttco C-13. Bnh's stay hcrv has been sn short and intl-rruptvd that not all lmvv had ilu- opportunity of apprvviating him. Ilmvuvi-r, ho has ln-on busy and thu mnnlwr of friends hz- has made- is surprising. Ou his initial arrival livra- from Orvgou, hc started out to publish another Hoc-inlagy . Unfortunatvly, hr' gui, only as fm' as tho inv1'sti4,:ation ond of the fprojoot, and dvuidvd that ho would not make a good author. anyhow. A vm-rtmu loushtutional uluouclmvnt has Mule-sl his lltK'l'ilI'y and sociological work, and so hr- has xlinrfetrlml his 4-ncrgy toward writing lvttvrs. 'l'lu-y are about as long as Doo Gardnc-r's lm-1'turr's, but briug'a quivkvr rvsponsv. We don't. know what thc-y say, but wo hopo to rvnriivo a fvw, aftvr tho final vurtaiu in . uno. illlarahall Nuirnr Ellulinu, Kcokuk, Iowa A All' Marsh Harald Board C13 C23 C33. C-135 Musical Cluhs Acoomp:mist C13 C23 C335 'Leader of Mandolin Cluh C435 H. C, A. Cabinet C235 Vica- Prqsulmit C335 lfrcsulcut C435 Vina-I'1'osiclm1t Brown Umolu C33 Umou Mcmhcrslnp Comuutteo C235 President Alilllillilhll Association Board . C435 Class President C335 Sock and Buslun Executive Coumnttcc C33 C435 Cammarian Club C435 Rhodes Srwholarg Framas Wayland Scholar C23. It would bc enough to say that fully thrl-a-fourths of tho 1-lass vuliud for Marsh as thc hast fallow and lat it go at that. lf thc other fourth still romaniurl uuvon- vmccd wx- might point to him as thv Rlimlvs Scholar and feel sathislim-fl. Flows-vor, Marsh han a lot morv 4-oxnimg to him than that. It is not popularity hut frinndslnp that has.hr0u5:ht him thi-sr' honors. 111- has wnrlu-d hare in thc- li. C. A. and on thc Musical Cluhs, to ba surf-, but mam' othors havo dom- the sumo without, gc-ttim: thc rnsults. It is tho man, not what hfc has done, that makes us proud to call him a Brown man. maltrr mfflllllllllh Garhurr. Providence, R. I. Xl' T Wallin James Manning Scholar C23 C335 Secretary li. C. A. C235 Sphinx C33'C435 Society of Colonial Dames Prize ln Amerlcam lllstory C335 Phi Beta Ixappa C33. Wr' stand in awu and gazr- upon this lanky individual. womlf-rim: what malu-s fha whvvls no around. Finally wo lnustor up enough uourago to aisle him ahuut the lif'llKllC' of Nations and hu's oll'. Two hours lator, wh:-u he has finished, wv ask hun who won thf' war for Polanrl, and hu tolls us. Wh:-rv docs hx- in-t it all? List:-n, and wv will tr-ll Nou. Wallic- m-vor wastvs a miuutm-. That is thi- ri-ason thatllu- goos to thc- Psi li. llousa only onus a wi-ak. lla ova-n rc-atls a hook while wmtun.: for tho fratz-rnity piviuro to ho takan. llc' 1-xpants to study in the- Statvs a 4-ouplv 'lf yi'lll'H morv, so that hc van travvl in Iiuropc- and talk- with thi- Vnivorsity Prrsi- douts ou anything thvy uhonso. Clash , you say, Wish I could du that . ion could, perhaps, lf you never wasted a minute. -15 ll i'a-5 ' , ' Zi Digby!! A Q Z- 91 U ' ', ' ' 1 . , K 1' - 0 Lf 'zlllg till? 21121111 muprri 152151, New Bedford, Mass. l'Rupo If there is one in r-olloge for whom we huvm- l'l'HlN 4'if, it is ltupo Gust. Ile hus worked his wuy, mind:-d his business, und studiod without hc-ing u. grind. Snr:-ly those uro sullir-ient r-ollego honors. But llupo is not one of those plodding kind who seo only tll4YlllHI!lVI?N. llo hus :nude u host of friends nt Hrown without oven trying. Home of us who go out of our wuy to gniu populurity eould well tuke u tip from Rupe. Bu-ily ilxlragtuu Giiifnrh, Adamsville, R. I. BHII HSoth Cliff Seth 1-urly outgrow Adulusvillo und heudod for Brown, us soon ns ho ronolied tho ugo of discretion. lle hus studied oonsidoruhlo und knows evorything ubout ovorything from unutolny to philosophy. Knowing Soth to hc u good fellow und looking for u good timo, wo suppose ho hus studiod hoounse he folt thut sonloono hurl to. Wo huvo heurd hini culled Diogones, hut wo dnn't know whether thut is hocuuso ho is so fond of tho tub or hus scurehvd vuinly for un honost lnun. llmvr-vor. when he suys thut he is going into business, we huve no doubts uhout it. Do 'ein up Brown, Seth. ihlrulr illllttrlprll Qtnrhnu, Providence, R. I. A 'I' A lic-ulo is sueh u quid-t, unnsslnning ehnp thut it would ln- possihlv Io spend four ya-urs ut Hrown without l'oing ut ull uwuro of his pxesonee. lloulo got ruthor un unfortunuto sturt, for he I'0lllllN'IIf'l'll his vollogiulo truining with the furluer hoys down in South Kingston und lutvr spout sevorul months on sl1iphon.r1.l fllnolo Hllllllhl Nuvy, not Proxy lfuuneo'sJ. Ono might think thut this omnbinution of oirmnnstunf-os would oither result in u sulty huysced or n rustic tur, but this instunco is just unother ouso of lt's tho oxeoption thut proves the rule , for Beulo is onr- of those typieul llrown mon who lnuko us tuko so muoh prido in the product of our institution. Mnny other Brown mon :night well tuko u hint from his vxmnplo und rolnmuhor thnt modesty is no sin. H4-nk' is ruther rotivent us to his Huhlmth hunnts, lrut wo suspoot thut he is studying to lu-ooine un ulienist or u professor of Philosophy 2, or something of tho sort. fltlaurirr Zlaaar Cirrrn. Bath, MEUITC 'tflrooniol' Although Gr:-1-nie is not the higgx-st pehhle on the 4-olll-go hi-um-ln, wo ull know hilu. llis sper-iulty in eollego hus hz-on l'lQononur-s with u vupltul E . We expr-vt to huvo hini diotuto tho now Cl'l1llIlIllif! ordor some duy, l'erhups ho will, lf'AlJl! lirisk kr-eps the ludir-s uwuy long onongh. Not thut we wlsh to stugo Groonle us u ludies' num, hut he hus temlt-noies thut ure notienhlo from the outside. Ilo gruduuted u hull' your uhr-nd oi' the erowd, l,-ut notllwruuso he wus Ill u hurry. llc still drouds the sound of tho bell, however, for ho is now tuklng Gruduuto work. -iii -'Iwata ' B !'v4SfirW1LA -1 le 4 YCQIQI F Q L L Q .4 I Z 5- --'m , P 4 7 ' -' .f 'a . Q i: - 'lil ii!-!l Q7 Ai ' ani Fill? J ling lmunhnillr Grrritr. 3111. Wei-eestcf, MHSS- A T Ray Secretary of Class C155 Freslnnan Banquet Committee CI55 Soek and liuskin C155 Clee Club C15 C35 C455 Varsity Quartet C455 Va1'sity Swimming Team C15 C35 C455 Manager of Class Basket- ball Team C155 Class Swimming 'l'eam C15 C355 Class 'l'raek Team C455 Varsity 'l'raek Squad C35 C455 Sphinx Club C455 Cammarian Club C45. Ray Greene hails from Worr-ester. anrl if all from Woreester are like him, it's some place. But lately, along with Brother Brigluun, he has taken a fauey to a little town ealled Norton, and the result has been diseoneertinpz. Itay has enter- tained many of us with his dives in the Colgate-Hoyt, but during: the war he diil many of another sort over Southern aviation fields, Senior yenr his one big sorrow was not being able to light it out for the last time with Charlie Lawton in the dives. Wherever you go, Ray, be it Plainfield, the leather business, or np among the birds again, we'll look for your sueeess, Ctirnrgr lltlsualpiugtnix Grinnu, 3011. East Orange, N. J. EN George Manager Class Baseball C255 Manager Brown Handbook C35 C455 lnterfraternity Governing Board Secretary-'Preztsl1rer C355 li. P. C355 B. C. A. Cabinet C25 C35 C455 First Viee-President Class C155 Class 'l'reasurer C455 President Brown Union C455 Pieture Com- mittee C455 Economies Club C45. George, we've gotta hand it to you in the administration line. You've had a hand in about everything: and sueeessfully, too, If you ean earry on your argu- ments in court and, after that, your domestie arguments in.that little house down in East Orange, as well as you have here, you'll win all right, lf there is anybody on the eampus, who doesn't know George, we'll tell them that he has some line. If he puts his linger in your eye and tells you that it isn't there, you'll say so, too, after he's through talkinx: to you. This lust semester he has been taking: the State Ilouse eourse, whether to gather material to refute the futul'e ltlrs. Grimm with or to kid some judge with we rlon't know. lle might use this knowledge even in that little automobile business we understand he is en5:,ag,:ed in. Anyway, George, whatever you do, here's looking at you. Zlirank Gllpztrlru iliuhhlrinn, Providence, R. I. OAX Hank College Band C15 C255 Class liaseball C15 C255 Varsity 'l'raek Squad C15 C255 Varsity Baseball Squad C15 C255 Varsity liaseball C65. Believe me, it sure is tough luek to be ineligible says lfrank. We agree with you i1adrly , your eards have kind of run against you. but we are betting that You will hrmgz home your B this year. Sinee the days of Walt Snell, there have been few who have held their own behind the bat as well as Frank is doing this season., And when it eomes to Soeial Seienee, Prof. Dealey looks seared when 14 rank is around. We prediet that l rank will in time beeome Supermtendant of the Old Ladies' Home out in l'awtur-ket, in order to better working eonditions. However, until that time we may expeet to see him blowing a Saxophone at every Union Danee. As Cleopatra said, Oh, dog, llow that num ean blow u trumpet. 1Butrr 3lrrulh itinll. Westerly, R- 1- K 21 Doot llerald Board C15 C25 C35 C455 Band C15 C255 Sererat:try-'l'reasurer C255 Cross Country Squad C255 lntereompany lraek C255 College Orchestra C25 C455 Clee Club C45. lt's the shape of the head, not the size that eonnts , says Dept when asked what size hat he wears, We'll say that Doots headllaeks neither shape nor quality. Indeed it is the very eotlin of gloom and the meuhator of nnrth ns all those who are aeouainted with Doot's exuberanee well know. Dutee knows how to handle a fiddle and how to perleetion and is somewhat of an athlete. too, as one may surmise from a perusal of the above list. Doot. supplemented his college eourse with a brief eareer in the army without even shppinpzhbaek a r-lass. After he has soared meteor-like in rnuk from a private to a ser-ond heutenimt the war ealne to an end and prevented his heeomiug a general. As for his attitude towards the fair sex-well, when Dutee has nothing else to do Cwlueh oeenrs quite fret - - s . lon list ealls n i and takes one of them to a show. luently5 ht. eon. ults a tr , I t 47 'lv'WlN ffL4i :- rg. ' 15792 'CA - 1 wc-mi f nJ ' 1 ' A 1. 1 ' e ' - .9 'a . l ix ag o ll! 'll Q. f g,i Qillf Qlllf iRnnulh lgmirnit ibiall, North Attleboro, Mass. . fbKXl1 Ronnie Jumor Week Committee CSD, Union Dance Committee C4-D. Ronnie comes from the town whore the slogun Safety First originated. lle followed this idea, enlisted in the Coast Artillery, was enmmissioned and spent most of his time leading his batt.ulion around the streets of Portsmoutli, N. ll. llis liking for the fair sey is seeonrl only to their liking for him. You ean find him any Sunday evening toasting marshmallows for some damsel of Attleboro or vieinity. As a member of the Union Dance Committee, Ronald was eonspieuous by his absence. Perhaps this was flue to his acute fondness for the Terpsiehorelm art. Then again he may abhor the brilliimee of the incandescent lamps in the ball-room. N'est-ee pus, Ronnie? Znlm Tlllaltrr iiiarrimau, Providence, R. I. A 'I' Lady Frimneis Wayland Scholar Cljg Francis Wailand Scholar C255 Sphinx Club C315 Class Debating Team C235 P i Beta Kappa CBJ. liady llarrimun, so they say, studies at night and loafs all day. Once aeeused of arranging his eour.-ies so that he would have time to spend fl full hour between them., he wus apparently disturbed, because this year he has them in a row, but none hefore ten-twenty. Those who know him sny, that despite his looks and name, he IH a wonder in the woods, and .ean paek and paddle and cook and climb with the best of them. The girls like him: the men 1 og and the Faeulty must, for they let him have a key .lunior year, although John says he didn't need it, :md it wus a lot of work to dress for the banquet to get it. iiivury Griirgr iiiarria, New York City fp 1' A , Seek and Buskm C25 C4J. George, after helping the Italians subdue the Austrians, came bnek with n. thorough knowledge of Naples and Rome, espeeinlly the art of the latter city. llis specialty is aiding beenlmed flivvers up Waterman St. Hill, his wonderful mei-hnnieul genius eoining to the aid of many an unfortunate damsel. When he is not enveloped in the fumes of the Chem. liah., he is struggling fiercely with the tips of his mueh he-waxed mustache, discovering new ideas l'or'Class niascots, new puneh and the like. On various oeeusions we have found hun showing the Prolnbitionists that horrible examples are not as horrid as they ought to be, after ull. Well, George, when you discover those new dyes, show us how to make the Freslunun Class greener. Bmmurl Milla iiiarrin, New York City, N. Y. fb I' A Sammy Sammy vmnped the Italian ladies, erossed the Alps in a one-cylinder ambulance, eendemned the ltulian wines and arrived here just in time to see the campus :ietivities in ye olde time form on June 30, 1919, While touring Euro e at the expense of the government, he had n, ehanee to see many erew races. il,e spends his evenings with Professor Dillingham, trying to beat the Deutseh ehemists to their eomebaek. Summer seliools and neudemic work have no terrors for Sammy, und, if he had started a little earlier, we are sure that he would be holding down u. reul olfiee in the a2-l-b2 soeiety. He deals a wicked hand at bridge or hearts, espeeinlly hearts, and has several pupils in the latter game out m the wilds of East l'rovidenve :md in New London. -18 1' 'Atl -fq, P - Y- 51 Pisggygz Q A ing, -ui-Q Q W, ,, ,Tx'A,I 9 1 A F Q L .lui Engle 6'-J I 581111121 ilirllrr. Providence, R. I. Sinn Onee you look ut the phologrnph, you wou't m-od nn exphmzifion. Num fhorouizh- ly believes Llmf. the .lohn llny wus built for him und for him ulone. llc gets there 1-xirly und leiwes lute, Perlumps he intends to exercise Sqimtters Sovereignty nnd oluim the pluee. Ho w0n'f luwe to put, up mueh of u fight. for there will be few to dispute him. 'Flint would pl1-use Hum for ho hus u pouceful disposition, und likes to nuike friends. We wish him ull kinds of sueeess when he leaves here, und hope that he keeps up the steady upplicution which he hos practiced here. Maul iiirrriutt, Morgem Park, Chicago, Ill. A fb Pelle Second Vice-President Class C253 Class Fflflhllllfii CID C215 Athletic Board Elect C2Jg Football Squad CQD f4Jg Trzwk Squad CZJ. Horne of the birds who luwen't not time when it comes to college notivities might well take n tip from Pete. Very few men support themselves und get out on the campus us he has done. liis attliletir' exlreer wus unfortumltely interrupted by the win' und fooblmll injuries.. llut he had the old pep und showed un whut he might huve done und wus willing to do. You lmve one fuiling, Pete, that we regret, but llerpieide might. help. Aside from thut, we wunt to give you u 1-oynl s1iJnfl-off, und we ure ulud you were uble to mulce the old elxxss, after your little n sr-live. Allrn Bnuglumi Will, Syracuse, N. Y. KDAQ Doug 'I'h4- college in Doug's home town wus not good enough for him, so he vumo 'Ill Ulf' WM' from Syruellse to Providence. ln spite of this he calls it Ciod's oountry. Well it does furnish the suit of the enrtli. Women bother him seldom und he hothers them less. However, he wus fortunate enough to be sivk this your, und fell for the girl on whom he wus bound to leon for support. A born orntor, his words ure sometimes listened to, :md sometimes not. But, unfortumzti-ly, he is one of those Mizz artists--in his own Usiiilfllllillll, uf. leust. llc-x'e's to your success, 0111 WW, Uven though you function in Syrzleuse. Bfrmwrna lllltnthrnp Hilmar, Providence, R. I. A A fb Sain Herald Board C21 C35 f4Jg Sphinx Club 145. .Truly hero is ii queer duck! Snrcnstio, cynical, iumlyt-ioul, not one bit of u hypo- l'l'll0. frank to the limits of pm mriefy, yet courteous und ulwnys ll-IlUlltll'lllllll. Huinsbig bet is in English: it is his idol. his pnstime, his study. l'l'o sit down und fVl'ltf! is his pet dissipation. We well know that enustio, subtle wit und lus blblmr. ironieul style. One thimz is r'lumructeristic of him-he either nmkes an friend or nn enemy. Suflice it to soy that ull udmire him, und to know him well is to be in friend. +I fl 1 6 '. lilgp, 24, n - if rl-efegfg .1 e 6' 'r-- XT-N191 p'Q ul 1 T , , r P '- A H V , 1 V lu. ui C L ' ill! f Weill? . ' lliarulh Clfnrhnrr ilinnh, Somerset, Mass. A T Hoody lirunonizin Board 113 1235 Junior Prom Coinmittee 133, President Rifle Club 143. 'lloody. so they sny, experienced some qualms when mnking out his Liber slip. llls greatest elnim to fame, he felt, was flunking Dante. Yet that was a negative honor, and all the courses he has passed, even with l3's, sans studying, or' even buying a book, were too numerous to mention. Ever ready to shoot anything, from n.. gun to a game of pool, always at hand to perform in the infield on n. scrub Hain, if he devoted his energies in the other channel, he'd be another Hughes or ay. ikirliarh Armingtnu ifinpkiun, Ludlow, Vt. A X A Dick Seek and Buskm 113 123 133 143, Cast 1135 Liber Board 133 143. When one thinks of n Vermonter, visions of eowhide boots, chewing tobacco and pieturesque eussing appear immediately, but not so with our Dick. His shoes are beyond reproach fexeept for size3. He chews nothing but Union steak and. as for eussmg, he is an economist even in the use of words. Besides he never gets a ehanee, for' the greater Part of his time is spent with George Heidt in the Union lolmeoo Dlspensary. l ow Dick makes sue 1 a hit with the ladies and still eontinuesrto impersonate u elnm is beyond us. Perhaps he excites curiosity by keeping silent. We do not wish to leave the impression that he never says any- thing: sunply that he uses few words in saying it. lEhumrh itinmrll, 3112. Meri-is Plains, N. J. A 'T' mlletlu Varsity 'l'raek 113 123 143. This long legged specimen from the flats of New .lr-rsey must have learned how to jump while trying to get away from mosquitoes, or else he is first cousin to an imtelope, but at any rate, he is some jumper, as the B. U. A. A. records will testify. Ted entered with the class of '19, but owing to the stubbornness of one,Wilhelm, he wns forced to make n sojourn in France, and eame back to swell the throng of 1920. When Prexy sticks a sheepskin into his 'bread-hook , Ted expects to start for the wild and wooly, where he is going to dig for oil. l'lerc's hoping that he strikes a couple of gushers, and makes enough of the long green to come buck and build us a new gymnasium, or an athletic field. lllmurrnrr iliiruiannin llinmrll, MO1'1'iSt0W11. N- J - 21 fb E Larry l Splnnx 133, Vice-President 1435 Economies Club 133 .1435 President 1433 Assistant Busuless Mazinger Liber 1335 Business Manager 143, Class Picture Committee 1435 First Vice-President Class 1435 Cap and Gown Committee 143, rlll'CtLSLlI'0l' a2 - b2 1435 Francis Wayland Scholar 143. If a tight fist and one-way oclfets make a bnsinesslmnnager, Larry conlrl manage a World's Fair. And, if harzl, work and steady glngglng make a man, Larry comes through with a wide margin. Though the Li er Board remembers how hard it was to get n pair of scissors or anything else that cost money, we know that the liiber's money is the only thing he's stingy with. If there is a man who can say that Larry ain't a durn good guy, he am't a llrown man. Very few. men have worked as consistently for their college as he has, and we want to yell it out good and loud while we have the ehanee. 50 - -, V r '- Z1 PCSAQMQB ... Z' sw. v w P,-Q QA 1 - Q ' f 1 A , , A - . A f . I s A -, ,. sf-W7 I 1 , I L, lillj ill? QAM I llmztlirr ilinuiug. New York City AK E Hvlfztlifn Varsity Footlmll C23 C33 C435 Varsity Swimming C13 C253 C433 lN'l:um- . , , . . . gel' C435 Pi lxuppzi C335 Clnurunm Junior Prom COIIIIIIIULOO C335 , . . . l'l'0llSllI'Cl' CZIlIllH2Il'llLll Club C435 President Interfruternity Governing Board C43. I A bout flocking ut n New York pier diseliorgerl three passengers from Sweden. l'he youngest of them, XL boy of three, wus none other than our debonnir Wulter Floyd Lnwronee Hoving. No sooner hud his foot touched the soil of his newly iulopted eountry, thimllus infunt store riveted itself upon severul of the unfiur sex. Since thu! time, it hns been just one dnrn stare ufter nnotlu-r . Nor have these stores heen without their eonsequem-es, for never wus Cupid's dort more futul to Dells thnn one of these. However, it eunnot he snid, Ill ull foirness to Wult, thnt ull of his time has ln-en devoted to tous, purlors, und dnnee-lmlls, for he is un athlete uhout whom no apologies need he ol'l'ervd nt uny time. His spore time is spent in tickling the strings of o. ropturous'tin-pun lmnjo und neeom- punying it with fi voieo passed Cup3 hy ull the muruoul erlties of ull uges. Sportutive, gi-niul :ind restful-nmy you nlwoys be thus, Walter. iRagnmnh illllaurrtrla iliuntrr, DCS Moines, Iowa Adv Roy UDoe 'l'r:wk C13 C23 C33 C435 Athletic Competition C235 Pi lizippug Choir- umn Senior Smoker Committee C433 Chairinuu lor Orgunizxition of Western Club C43. Ituy believes in making use of wliut he hos got, so he utilizes those long legs of his in elenning the high hurdles, doing the high-jump und dom-ing. Whether he nttuehes more importunee to utliloties than to dunecs is u question. It is mostly u, question of night or dny to him-in the duytime he jumps und nt night he huts in ull ol' the lengues. The question nuturnlly is when does he study? und at simple solution is Ile don't . One thing :lt leust the boy hns inode ax study of, :md that is how to get nlong with the fellows, und the lust reports were thul he wus rating u high llll.lll'li in it. Bnmtlh illirr ilfllitllt, Springfield, Moss. Don Don never sow the Sennie in all its glory, nor has he f-ver heen :x patron ol' the Sink. llowever, he has lmeeome uequointed with most of the other lirunoniun institutions. Though n little quiet-not lmshful, quiet-Don gets there with n bong. And referring to lmngs, did you ever hem' him laugh? It oin't 11 humnn sound, thnt's ull. Don docs what is to be done und lets it go ut thot. Whut's tho in-xii' of hlllliiflll llilflilt it n'll0Il it's nll over? 'l'hu.t is ubout the wuy he works, und, me ieve us, ie wor s we . iirir QB:-aranu Zlarkmm, Fall River, Mass. A-'lv Doe Herald Board C23 C33 C43. Doe hos found other fields lhun eollege netivities. 'l'hough he puts up u good light on the llernld, most ol' his energies hnve been devoted to boy sa-out work. ilu hos posed os u model for the growing generation, nnrl nctunlly got nwny with lt. The younger set will he n well-lrehnved lot, if he keeps it up mueh longer. It'r-1 greutlsltuff, 'if you like it, Doe, but you ought to find time to meet the rest of us nrounc icre aesues. 51 li 7 v A F !lz-Pi-25121.12 a e ww ff- 4 L . 7 -'P N 1 , 0 ' , A il! il!! 9,7 . ,- ,. X i 'MQ illli Nrmtnn Blrffrrmm Zlarknnn, Providence, R. I. 22 X Jack JelT 'l'r:tek Squad C13 CBJ. .lnek's eheekered enreer on the llill-hns been featured by two things, his ulmility lo moke friends with nl! who know him ond his uttnek of fnllen nrehes, whieh eut short his promising enreer us n. hurdler. To prove thnt he is versatile, Juek greens lthodes quite frequently, provides most ol' the life on his mnny pnrties, und in the old dnys wus wont to visit the Sennte to eompete in the fumous erew rnees. While his plnns for the future are unknown, we're nll hneking him to the limit in the bigger gnme--here's to you, Jnek, one of em' reel friends. mullllll Zlmtirn Zlttllilil, Washington, IJ. C. fb 1' A Jimmy Varsity Footlmll CID C25 C4Jg Varsity liuseball CU C31 1423 Captain- M2Lll1tgl!l'Cl2lSS linsketbztll CU MJ. Give Jimmy the bull , und the erowd sits bunk, und udds nnother first down to the seore-bonrd. When this high sees nnvigutor returned to the enmpus, ull the sport writers in the country boosted Brown n. peg nearer the top. .lim seems to he nble to keep his sen. legs wherever he goes, whether it be the nthletie field or the dnnee floor. lle's going to hxmdle on oeenn liner some duy. If you don't believe thot he is n mnriner, look in nny edition of the Providenee Journnl. The pietorinl seetion isn't big enough to hold Jimmie with n ehnrt in one hnnd nnd it eompnss in the other. lt tnkes .limmie about 5 1-3 seeonds to beeome nequuinted. Wlmt? lfemnle, loo? Sure. If you ever see him without tb nuvigntion hook, it hillinrd 1-ue, or it two-foot grin, it lsn't our good nntured sen-dog, Jimmie. J - ' . iirurut Anlplrg Zlrnkn. I IOVIUCHLC, R- l.- E X Ernst l'Irnest's Hrs! impression of fruternities nt Brown wus than they spent most of their time in religious exereises. Perlmlas eertlun phrases drlfllnll out of thelopen windows in the houses leud him to l7l!.iCVt f.llIS. At nny rnte, n more mtlmnte nequnintnnee hns eonvineed him of lllH.IIllHUlk0. Brown hns ulso taught him that n greet mnny of his other impressions were myths. Few men have gone through sueh n eomplete revolution of mxmners und thought, ns he hes. Ile still retoins his former persistence und dihgenee, but he hus rnnnnged to mieet an whole- some amount of pep mul ''regulmwfellowship?'mte his nmkeup. lhough his sineerity wurps his humor nt times, he will be hiring some of the more l0VliflI0llB of us :ms olliee boys some dny. Zlumrn llimurrurr Zlrnku. Zlr., Pawtucket, R. I. B011 Jimmy Varsity Gym Team CID C255 Freslnnam Gymnast CD5 Brown Rancho Club C4J. wr, have with us Jnmes ll, .lenks, Jr., one-time gymnnst und the rxulio exlpert of the elnss. When he left Moses Brown und Mother und sturted 'HI seurel of eduention, lll'lllll.flll'!llliQ hended for llroilur :ni tht? one plneelfrorn .whlreh lui eoulcl rt l x e t finner. y nnture me use: .o me s ur nous nn: no lneilnem' .ewurc iitlileltidx-i, biit nfter going thru the fnmous Freshmun-Sophomore ten hght lh 1916, he deeided he wus nn :athlete :md proeeeded to mnke the Gym tenm. ln l!ll8 Jimmy went down to the llnrvurd ltudio School to show the boys ull nbout wire- less, und sinee then he hus been one of the experts nttuehed .to the stulT of the ltndio Club. Hut he hns found time nlse to rnnke lots of friends und do some studving besides. We expeet him to hung up u llurvnrd Lnw Sehool dlplomu in his fnther's ollifze Toon uknfl trial! the nest sign will probubly be God bless our hnppy home . T me rest o ue' 0 you, . unmy. 52 Z . 'ltlwyabi ,743 , v Z1 vias:-Mhz -1 - N'-wi rf'-5' l QL! QA - - in -ui Q auf 2131? 5 1511165 ilihulill Zlunrn, Cincinnati, Ohio XX Lou Clllf!lDHlltl may lie the Queen City of the West, Louis, but she's only a second rater in the Eastern l.e:uzue. In fact she's from a middle class family, so don't rate 'her with the llI'lHt0l'l'l1tS around here. The elear, umnistakahle, absolute, lmsmvc 'mil IWW 'Nlfstllllllillll of Jonses' eharaeteristies is his love of the gentle zame of f'razz . Not that we wish to vall him n erab-quite to the contrary. A more anuable num eould not be found. but he 4-ertainly do do-light in the przu-tiee eulled goat-gettlmz. The anger invoked upon his head at times proves him an artist, and then l.ou est-apes under the simple but effeetivq- guise of a truth lover. lle is pessunlstlenlly optimistir-. i. e. he sees the lwight side, but he hates to, Ulmer up, lion, as you often say You mean well . iilmrr Etarklinanr King. Netcong, N. J. AT Manager Class Baseball C15 3 Sphinx C45 5 Treasurer Economies Club C35 C45. .The mosquito state sent a lot of men to '20 nnd King was one of them. llopfr did all that it could to ruin him, Hood did his best, a little dose of C. A. C. tried ll1ll'fli lllll all failed to keep him from leaving: lirunonia's embraces in three and a half years. Elmer luis been suspected of lots of things, even to speruling afternoons playnug tennis with the other sexhbut who, we ask you, would ever suspect him as a'luture lawyer? Ever been against him in an :u-gunu-nt? Well, take our udvir-e, don t be, l'or with the liaw behind him, he will sluike a wif-Iced leg indeed. liuhrri Pslllrri iltittgnlrll. Hebron , Maine fl! A 6 Bob Orchestra C25 C355 Glee Club C35 C453 Mandolin Club C35 C45. When Bob ealne to civilization from the wilds down l'l:u-it, he brought with him U UV0 3'01U'N Rl'41wth of hair, Il eelluloid collar and a Ullllfllllflll disposition, Robert K0l5H.l-l'0lll us this year with the same sunny smile but he has discarded the first two items and has ar-quired those requisites necessary to make the ladies fall when they gaze upon his anly eountenanc-e. Rob 4-ertainly was a find for the M usieal Clubs. They tried him out and found that he could sing Dar he Go in a deep basso. Anil tllvy also found he eould uplink a plink on the mandolin in no mean WNY: We were very surprised to find that it was necessary to een:-.or :i portion of his Liber Slip!-lloliert you must be more enrvful. Good liuelc liob! Cdhaunrg Glaft ilimughnu. Providence, R. I. A A flr Chauney Class Cheer Committee C155 .llllll0l'-Fl'0SlllT'llLll Dance Committee C155 Class Baseball Team C15 C25g Class Pipe Committee C253 Tvgnnming Team C253 liruuoman Board C25 C355 A. IC. F. Club 4 . Clemeneeaifs cousin here doesn't really belong to us. But Eighteen was too dry for hun, so he went to France and waited for us to eatch up. Good thing he went, too, or else the Big Four wouldn't have been able to frame the Treaty yet. lllllllllllllilit is Chauney's forte. 'l'hat's how he kids lus oihee helpj-they don't know what he means when he swears at them. But Chauney is bamxnuz the Nleh- 0lH0!l.l4llll! Compnny's interallied Corona for another reason than that. lle's get a notion that maybe some of those letters from France will be written with vm l'0llK1', and then he can thumb his nose nt the Eighteenth Amendment. All serious- ness aside, though, we're glad to have had him with us if only for a semester: and we're rooting for him when he and Podrasnik take oil' their hats to see whir-h shines the brightest . 53 I Y I p Q A -5191-2g,Qy.g3rn - Z' U Q - , 1 f ' . e . 2 r s ' a s R ll! Ill' Q .7 1 H.-A :nl P- Q L' zlllj Till? 614 I lllrn M0111 mlllligilll, Danbury, Conn. Rod Plnginoorin f Soviet, . L Y Tho most marked l!l11ll'!1f!lil!l'l!41,iC9 of Loo Paul rloos not allow up in the picturi- You havm- mics:-incl it by now--hir: lovoly Titian looks. But his clispouitioii doo'-1 not go with thi- color. Wo havo novvr notirrwl a quivk tr-inpi-r r-ontrary Lo thc af-4-opted tlwory. llc in quiet, almost too quivt, and a hard workr-r. You 1-an aw:-nlro yours-in-If that all 4-mginoc-11-1 arc- harm! workvrs, hu! R1-rl is a works-r :unong viigiln-1'l's nnml that, is saying HlYlllf'llIlIlK. Zllrrhrrirk William mLl1lU.'111,I, Mt. Carmel, Conn. A 'T l 1'cclclio 1 oot,ball 'l'o:Lm C455 Football 2nd 'Foam C255 1919 Class lfootball Town C15 C255 Chairman Pipo and Cano Committee C45. Froclclic Lathrop in our ideal of an all-round uollogo mnng a scholar, an atlxlolv a. gcntlvnian, and a jolly, good follow and Hl1ll7l1l1l winning combination of thu foul that hu ns nu popular with thu girls, as ho is with the mon. l+'rod was one of thi lin-it to :enlist in thi- lata nnplr-ai-cantin-1-is , anal, although you'il nuvvr know it ho got a C. do C.. a lol, 0f1'XlM9I'1l!lN'l?, a lot of fun, and can probably toll you nmrr- ll,llllll1..Fl'1l.l1l'1' than any 01fl.l1'I' Senior, that nc, If you ran pump it. out, of hun. Moll:-:fly and Ninr-vrll.y, thy naniv in l,a1hrop, anal wi-'rv Wltlillllll you all sorts ol' lur-li with thi- llarvarnl IXI1-elim. llirrnunn Alhrrt ilimumm. Newport, R. I. Herman 111-rman in anothor onu of Lhono throo year mon. In his Freshman ycar ho mailt- two calls at, Ponibrokl: and thvn dvoldccl to bo ri Brown man. 'I'hv City Hospital noon Il.lll'1l0f.l'!l him and ninro thnn lifn for him hun boon a straight road from thorn to thu Hug Lab. and bark. His chief plz-snaliw is rounting bum-1 and talking about mvclia l'lIl0I'NlUllH and innomilationn. Us from thc- outruclo don't. know mur'h llll0ll1fllf,l7llfWI' vi-nturv that thu' lllll'Hl'H at thu- hospital final his ilir4i-o1u'ru- lllfl'l'l'HlllIl! Gllmrlra Hamilton lliumtuu. Zlr.. Pawtucket, R. I. A'l'A Cluu'lic Varsity Swimming C15 C25 C355 Captain C455 Class Baseball C15 C25, Varsity Baseball C355 Class Secretary C355 Cammarian Club C45. Charlio's ontranco into Brown was accoinpanicrl by a large splash and ho has boon right in thu swim cvor since. Yot ho says hm-'ia nohody'H fish. Having oval'- como the handicap of having l'awtuokot for a birthplace and having risen to the lofty ominonvo ol' inmnbm'r-xliip in lhnt :noi-it dictatorial body of ruuzvu, lho Cam Club in a iino aoliic-vr-lm-nt. For tho l'ut,ur4e wr- wish you r-qual e4upl'1-nuuey in your fliw-rs llf'1lV11il4'N. 54 ' 1' 'lFl5f'SfQm95J?il3 A Y Yi , . 1 -. , in -pw of if I in F: L 'glllf u I ilkohert ililrure Iinhsap, New Bedford, Mass. HBl'll00 Whon :uskod who the class grind is, Bruce replies 'l'lu-re is no meaning lu-re. lVe do not know whether he rm-fern to the qui-stion or the nnswor. At least ho ro- fuscs to brmz nbout himself and so spoils n unanimous vote and furthermore he goes so fin' ns to omit thot he is n Phi Beta. Modesty or sluimo? Porhu s n little of hoth, but Bruno lm.:-1 muvh to ho proud of. He onine horn to leurn und lhurn he luis. Whnt, we don't know heonuse wi- nov:-r kept up with him. QYUDIU QEHEIS Tlitthsitrum, Jamestown, N. Y. 111 A 0 Lindy Lindy-cnnio to college us junior member of u. combinution known ns the Julnes- town twins' 'l'hnn ulong cumo the War and he hocmnc ai '19 lepmny to the cluss uf 1920. His Liber slip says that Fntiinns are his fuvorite cigarette, but hc usuully smqkqs Cnmols-u curuvrm 11 dny. No womuu short of un actress vonios up to his feminine ldenl. Wlieli he leuves lirownsc-s', he will go to the Texns Oil Fields to :nuke 11 nnme for hnnsolfns un oil lllllllllllflh N1-4-dless to suy, his hotter hnlf Dun-h' lX'l1-yer will he with him, wallet Zflldfflktt Yiiiter, Twinsburg, Ohio K 22 Wally Wliilu this diminutive chop wus licking the llum-1 with the A. E. F. he hcnrd of this college on thc hill from some loynl Brown sup orters, und us n result he di-- eulod -to siwnd his senior your with us. Wully zlidn't mlm much time to get llUfllH1l11t0f .with either his olussumtos or the ldmzlislx department. In fact, he lwtunlly enjoys English litcrnturo und composition, thc courses whinh sup tho joy out of tho Freslumin's existenur-. For cntertuinmont Wully turns to his fuvoritv nuthor, Omur Knyum. But he door-m't by uny mm-uns romnin in intcllcutuul und noi-ntliotif' isolntiou. for he hikes some of the morv 4-oiumoupl:u-r diversions sur-h us the Brown Minstrel Show. 39dI'Ulh Spencer iiitcbfielh, Auburn, R. I. Litoh ' Vmlsity Truck Team CU C23 C35 3 Cluss Reluy Tcum C133 Varsity Cross Country Team CU CLD 135g Cnptaun-elect CD. hitch stnrtod with '16, ran for '17 and ends with '20, Surely here is nn en- pericnced mun. und he claims '20 to be the best of them all. lle hns devoted his energy to truck uthlotics during: his transient stays hc-rc. Consequently he dom-s not smoke, nlthomgh he clziims the reason to bo roignrrl for otluwlpooplqs comfort. lt is qiutu Illllll'lLUhGl'lHlrlC for ll,nrold to clniin idouhstu: inotivos lor ordxnnry nuts. Ilo oiufitos ll, littlu intorest whun hu stutes u houso of worship is his rogulur for Sunduy V HHlllH. WI' wondrr wus it subtle--or just pluin fuut. 55 GQ l 'Fira L49 Z1 v4eg.Wf.A .n Ie -5 1 ff' Q -, ,r p Q S - - ' , - in ui A Q ' ,,v,, 1- I 4 L, .ill Ulf l Q84 I ibarrp Alietnman iiunergan, Pawtucket, R. I. flvK l'l:trry Class liztselmll C13 f23g First Viee Pre:-iident Gloss C235 Billiitrd Chaunp C43. Pep is synonymous with llurry: in htel, so mueh so, tluit he luis broken from the runks of the .Iumoru in order to rec-eive his degree with un. For three yi-urn, mf-luduuz sununers, he .luu-i lireezed between Pnwtueket und the Chem. huh., where he luis spent inost of lun tune, the renuuruler lu-ing devoted to the Engliuli Deport- ment, duekmu themes. 1.1-pt we forget, Hurry is us fumilixu' nround the pool-room, me the tubleu tlieuu-selves, with the rex-iult thot he hold:-i the hilliuird eluunpionnhip of eolla-ge. Wluitever Hurry undertaken he eoniplr-ten with ull the vigor, pep, und em-my ol' lun fiery per:-ionullty. 'l'hut in why we expeet big things from him in the li:-ld of f'lmmislry, und wnrn Johnny liuelu-r lo look to his llI.lll'l'lN. iiaarolh lllliilliam lotta, Pawtucket, R. I. A X A Class Debating 123, Hielcs Class Debate C23g Varsity Debating 'l'ez1m C335 Maumger Vatrslty Debate C335 Deltat Sigmzt Rho 1335 Sphinx Q33 C43. Lfulies ond yu-ntleinen, here is one of those tulenled beings who een mnke the nil' resouml with verhoi-ie :4enteneeH und uwe-inspiring rhetorie without getting his tongue liolielr-realy twisted. lllFlHll'f,l4'lll1l.l'lllllllllll.lNl.0NDl'lllll on the um-cophiritiented it few of l. ie geuu-1 pmrnered from Poly. Sei. und to eonduet everything neeordinpz to Cfuioliimg, whether itlhe it dim:-e or in penny-unte. However he does more than tulk mul tru-kles everythmpg with plenty ol' entlnnrinsm. He un-xed to nsliire to he it Jzreut htwyer mud luive it llhrnry of big hooks, but he finds himself lure: more every dny hy the eull of the sliekelro, mul will proluilnly eml up in lmsines:-1 or polities. Qllliftun jaurman Iuhznherg, Providence, R. I. EN 'fL0vy 'folifr' MKLlilll!lll2LlilK!S Honors C43. Ilerr-'z-4 ll mnn who hun found his own 1-loss too slow for him, und no jumped nheud into it good einem. K'ongu'u.tulntions, Clif. Mntrimoniully Hpenkiluz it him eouu- to our ears fhut ClilTy will not long reuuiin single nfter he lenves his Almu. Meter. 'l'he rseleet few who have been behind the seenen ut the Albee l.lll'UlllLll his kindm-HH huve notieed how eurefully lu- looks over ull the nets, zu-x they msn throuizh. 'I'uke the em-ie of the Hpnuir-sh Indy, for instrmee. Knowing tluit the lmek ofthe Ntnge ie it :1l:u'!img phu-e for uuitriominnl :ulvenluri-ei,-well. drnw your own emu-hniions. Qlhert ffhgat lnhmei, Providence, R. I. A 'l' Sl Al Sleeping Moses There is not mur-h tlnut we enn Huy nliout Al, except tlutl, if the Wm' lutd lusted long enough, he would huve been there with his boy scouts. N0 doubt, :ill luufe with xulmirntion wut:-hed him, heud ereet, ohm well druwn ln, chest out, in do-or-die look in his feu.rler4s eyes, im he proudly strolled around the ciunpue. Htucllen lllC'IUl nothing to Al, when duty eul is him to u seout hike. Alter Commeneement Al purposes to devote himself tothe work lu- lnu-x no well begun. Sli 1 . --llwfsa f A - li 749572.-.4 4 - Q .J V . ' A 1 4 ' ' .? 'E , 6 3 ,1 , in 'ul' B -V Ag, ani alll? U I Qbenrge Stanislaus Jlllcftinrmidz, Providence, R. I. fbK Mac Sid Manager l+'reshman Football C153 Soek and Baskin CIJQ l-lerald Board CU C25 5 Liber Board C4D. lt would not seem right if Brown went through a year without a MeCormiek lN'lllll connected'therewith, So when Mae stefmped out from the hasement of the Umon, Sid joined us after serviee in l ranee a omg with the rest of the 19151 men who returned toleollege. Mae is a plugizcr in his own quiet way and we have no doubt that lio.w1ll arrive. Ile is the possessor of a mean tongue, and never misses a chance to slip in a wise eraek, but not with malice aforethought. Always a strong booster for Brown, he is possessed of a genial smile and is ready to assist wherever and whenever he can. We welcome him into the elass of 1020. llut, Mae, why won't you tell us where you spend your Sunday evenings? Sitllan jaicbulsun Jlllclsuugall, Yonkers, N. Y. A'l'A Al Mae Class Secretary C255 Class Baseball C235 Class Smoker Committee C21 C335 .Iumor Week Committee C353 Sock and Buskm CU C21 C35 C415 Executive Board C4Jg Class Supper Commlttee C4J. Al hails from that prolific source of Brown material, Westchester County, but that's his nustortune rather than his fault. llis remarkable skill with the eue and lV0l'l0H he attributes to the fact that he has roomed for four years with Vie Adeuns. Mae's laeulty and tact m handling eomrnumentions. whieh won him thc ofliee of Class Secretary in lus Sophomore year, is the result ol' a Knox College Correspond- ence Course. According to his own statements, Al smokes seldom, drinks only at lx. P. and. favors the abolition of Pembroke. A more exemplary youth we eould not eoneeive. All we eau say, Mae, is that it is our earnest wish that these sterling attributes may lend you unwaveringly thru all llfm-'s vieissitudes strauzlit up lllf' SU'l'll ns:-ent to the lofty eminenee of supreme suer-ess: if they don't, your good- naturc wi . Zahn Qlexanher Allllcebbee, 3Ir., Providence, R. I. A 'I' A Jawa .loluu1y Maggie Junior Week Committee C3J. .lohn.states that hc wastes four hours out of each twenty-four in sleep. We agree with you, Johnn 5 any man who can walk around tho campus and sit through elasses'as blissfully oblivious as you do is eertainly wasting time sleepmpr. Maggie says his favorite professor is Serigt. Briggs. Of all the answers to that question, this one enps the prize. lf success depends on walking, talking: or tlunkmg fast, John, you'll never get there, But every time we think of you, we remember the fable of the hare and the tortoise. Keep plupzpzimz, Johnny, you'lI make lt, what- ever your goal may he. walter Bdpmunh Bltdblntl, Providence, R. I. Mac When this ehup saunters across the Campus, it is merely a matter of 1-oxi.l4'0lUlQ0 as to whether he really intends to get anywhere in particular or not. In fact.. It seems only by accident that his easy pzait and his imperturbable nature lead hun where he wants to go. e However, MeGinn somehow has the faculty of aeemnplish- Hill a very eonsiflerable amount of work without the expenditure of what would seem a requisite amount of energy. If maxiluum eflieieney goes to make a man sueeessful. wt-'ll say that Mae is going to survive when he embarks on the tempestu- OHS secs ol' the business world. 57 lil 515259145 ' Y V4 iw '11 - i . X KL ll Q .Q I - . V 'JK 'S1 v fll -eu' C w e, :W .J gf ' L li Slime 5 Qlibnmas Qlupssius fllllcdbuire, Whitinsvillc, Mass. lVl:Le A nnin of genius :xnml :Lhility 1-:umot :levelop his fxmeulties in :Lny eonsimlernlmlo fleuree, il' his environment is lllll'lI,VIll'lllJll'. A well known exxnnple, given by :L better known Dl'lll.l'HHUl', in thot. of ll. num horn in l':Lll lliver. MeQuirc-'H :college enreex' illuritx-nt.:-s hoth the positive uncl neimtive nicles nt' this profouml truth. Verclnnt :is his r4lll'l'0llIlIllllL!M, Moe left Whitinnville, Minn-L. Cnot on tho nmpb one :luy to eonie to lirown. Sinee then he hun shown :Lhility in llllllflt-ll, eve:-ythiniz, 1-hooking to he ll, nmn of lwoziclnexs, rather than to he r-:nn-api:-llour: onnl n:u'row. We pr:-:lit-I thot Moe won't l'nll hy the wnyrxitle, XVllllf,l'V1'l'XV1llli ol' life he enters upon. Eutlltl Qlluti jl'llIZ1til3bEfS0lI, Providence, R. I. iiMllC5l, With ll nnxno like the lLll0Vf' you :night expect :L lnngpipe rother thnn 1lNlI.X0pll0ll0, hut HlI.XOIIllUlll' it is, mul ever :-:hull he. Ot' nll the lllHtl'llllll'!ltH from which :Ln in- clillerent plnyor enn proclnee the hluent rnusie, we vote for the sox nncl Moo. 'l'houL:h he npenrlro nnleh tinfe in the ling l.:Lh., the time nec-nm sliort hz-tween howls. We eoulrl ex:-use even thot, il' you would quit tnlking nhout women in the llwlllllflllltl. Hut to lI.l1pl'1't'llll4'll. lnnn, one must know his l'llllll.HlLllll, t.hoinzh the :Lhove nientionezl forms of musie nre lllHlllNll'lilIl, we still z-:tiek to you, Mn:-. william Wirbael jwlegatneenep, Springncld, Mass. ATA Ul3ill Maw Miko l reslnn:Ln Cup ci0l0lDI'lLl:l0llQ 2n:l lfootnlmll Clj C255 Varsity C455 Wrestling Squzul CU C233 Pipe 2LIlil Cone Coxmnittee C4l. Many :L llower in horn to hlunh unseen :Ln:l wm-ite its HW'l'I!l':llI'HN on the :lee-iert air, hut llill gnve np the ohaenre profe:-union ol' engineering und is enrving his nirho in the lmlh-L of in-:nlenvie l:ux'e. Another flnry ltexnuler--lmtting nverauge 1000. In um-uver to the question rep:nrclin:.5 whnt liroxvn neecli-L numt., Moe Huy:-x, Brown ne:-:ls :L stntlent to instrnet the l:':Leulty thot one Mr. G. Wu:-xlningtrm look sic-k :Ln:l clierl :L few yi-urs :ngog henee we mlon't keep Nehool on lfehruxiry 22n:l, Whnt liill lntten :noi-Lt in the itlc-:L ol' lenvinm, hut he clo:-nn't hate it :Lny more tlmn we hute the L i:le:L of hovinig hiln lenve. lint wlmtf:-L the ue-ue? You've got to know Mm- to oppre:-i:Lte him: llllll is tlwre :Lny one in eollege who :loeNn't know lninx? ll' Ho, l rnise the right llllllll. 'l'he No's hnve it unznmnonnly. Qbenrge Samuel Magee, Providence, R. I. HMM llis is u lmppy rliruposition. lle llt'VOI'14lIllll5H, hut he grin:-1 onzl shows ull his hue'k teeth. 'l'he worlrl iron plen:-xnnt plnee to live in, Nuys Mn:-, nnrl he liken to Hhow hm oppreeintioln hy smiling. lle got his nwnrthy complexion hy utnrlylng llltfl :mil lnueh unrler ll hright liizht. Let that he :L wnrning. Mme lm.:-L not clone on nnieh :LH some here, yet he him not alone the least, either. Anil there is one point ln hm fovor, he hoostn, not kno:-ks. 58 5' l 'w'Na s' - ' ga ,49f.w.g 4 le Z- Yfqwl V' S U 1 5' .V 1 4 A Y ' - - .9 'Q . 4 ll! 1155 3 ,7- L lilllwi mei U V Svanunel Slubn Jllann, Lo Roy, N. Y. A XA Sain Sphinx Cluh5 James Mainung Scholar C23. Who ovvr hoard of Le ltoy, N. Y.? We in-vor did, so Stun will haw- to tell us all nhout it, und ho van do it, too, for ho is 11 scholnr, hut more than that he is Rl puhliu spoakor, ns Toni ol' platforni rule will vouoh. Wo should like- to havo known this llll!llllll'I' of tht- class of 'lil lwttvr, but hu has spovinlized in Ilistory, trying to find out wlu-tlu'r or not a uertnin tuan started tho War. Conscqul-ntly the only timm- wm- 1-vor svn- his long logs stridimz :u-ross tho munpus is whvn hm- is lu-nrling for thc- .lohn llny or going to tnlu- n short nap in Chapel. NV0ll, Hain, lwrt-'s hoping you solvii your own l'll't3l3ll'lll und tht-n tnoklu lho llfliuniio ol' Nations, which sonrnri to nm-t nn . ifiurulh QEKIBS Watt, Fall River, Mass. ZEN Tabby Brown Band C13 C235 Glue Club C23 C335 Orclicstra C235 Sock and Buskin C13 C23 C33 C435 Cast C335 Intcrlratornity Sinokoi' Coin- mittoc C235 Junior Wool: CC3fIlIIlll'1l'-Ut! C335 Idcononuus Club C435 Durfou Cluh C13 C23. 'l'ln- suhjs-1-t of this lllSl'4lllI'!'ll' is :L vc-ry vPl':4nt.ilv young inan. lla- has tri:-d about nvorything onr-o, including: tho varioup uouduniio ooursos. lu tho lattvr ho has 1-vinvc-tl sp:-rial iuturost in Al'izulnontation and Anvoiuiting. 'l'his past yl-nr, how- 4-vor, ho hun had hut littlo tlllllf for tho trivialitivs of tho l!lJl'l'l0lllllIll. A good portion ol' his linux ho has spout on tho llL'llllNj'lVIl.Illll and livxulim: llnilroaid, and wo who .have insult- information as to tho rl-asou of suuh 1-xtmisivo travl-ls, don't bhuno llllll a hit. 'I'ulihy-is out- of tliost--lux-ky onus who has n girl and a juli nlrs-:nly waiting I'or hiln, and wluh- wa- art- wa-nrimz out shot- lcatlu-r and pntimu-v looking for n in-nny-:v linv position, wo will think ol' him with tlu- gl'l-vm-st. of 1-nvy. Jfrank Ulbornnan jlllleper, Jamcstmvn, N. Y. lllltuli Sock and liuskin. Dutvh Mm-yor is not tht- 1-lass optimist., but hs- 4-onivs vc-ry nc-ar living. Sicknm-ss alone pre-vontcd Brown from having tho sc-rvir-vs of an athlete- ol' no nu-an ability. But, Uutnh in a good lost-r, ovon in indoor sports. Ono of his l'll.VUl'ltt' indoor sports is l'l1ZZllIll things that should lu- rnzmvcl--tlue klnglish D1-partniout, for instanvv. llo is lllllllll inoro slirrcec-sHl'iil ut this sport than hr- is nt that litth- uuuno that inxulo tln- pvnny fnuunis. Wa- don't haw- to wish hiln sim-4-ss: wo know hv'll not it. ?JBunaIh abortion Millar, Allendale, N. J. AT Donn Scotty Cross Country Team Cl3 C23 C535 Varsity Track Squad C13 C23 C535 Sock and Baskin Cl3 C23 C535 Cast Cl3. Over nt tho D. U. Housl- thoy call Scotty Chief, hu hcinu tho head of that mighty power, tho Waiters' Union. ln Franc:-, around llpitim-rs. lnany brokvn- hoartcd lnuidons weep his Il.l1BOIl00. for thorn with Wnlly lastor, he passod many vonvivial days. And on tht- llill Scotty has roally tru-rl to lrun, lu1tlt.licli:riug- hos - 2- ll ' I 5- t t-r l is-L itatcd his going: into ow ant a nu nun. ?iil:4lih.,i,nl:,: 31:55lfipltngllxolllillllinn' of From-on hut nnlm-ss wc- had our own lint-- flckvr. wc- would hc- just thc- In-:ist hit wary: thnt is, unk-ss the- supply of vin rongl- ovlu' tluiro l'lIllH low. fill vi - v A - 'l gl !4Sf,a'!21-.Z 5 ha aff L Q u Q Q C- - , , 1 ' ' A 7 ' -5 -ar . gf' :-..- ill, Q 5 L' ' JT L' ani 2-nga? I I Tlulfinttr muuglas jllilillult, Washington, D. C. itMiIty1v llnnl: in thi- rluys of tho tvrribli- S. A. 'l'. C. tlmro wus one nnzn who kvpt thi- lnornlo of thnt orgnnizaition from 1-oinplc-in mlisinti-grntion. 'l'hn.t wus Sm-moxiiit. Milton. l'lflir:i1-nf-y is Nlilt's iniihlli- innna- :ind hr- 1-1-rtninly know how to pri-siilv ovor thi- fl'Ht.l'lil'I'lllllHf1'l'lH ll:-pnrtinc-nt. We- uri- HlI04'lii'Cl wht-n ht- suys thnt tho lilllllll tlult ln: him-s most is tln- lllllf'liNli0lll' Cnnnl on ii hot. suinnn-r's nluy. l,orinn-r, you shoulil lf-urn thnt thnt is n thing to bt- sine-llc-cl mul not. ln-nrfl. Wi- llllll1'l'8illll1l thnt Milt 4-onn-s from :in nrtisiir- nlinospln-rv clown in Wnshington but wr- nro gnc-ssimg thnt ln- is 1-it.ln-r going to bo n lninisti-r or nn :u-tor lu-4-nnsv ln- is quite- n luv:-r of Hornnrrl Hhnw nnfl otln-r things. ihirahfurb 'Wan Skensselazr moore, Monticello, Ill. -If T A'lSrzul Pi Knppn C335 Munrlolin Club CI3 C235 Atlilclzio liozircl C435 Clniir- innn Victory linll Coininittnoo C435 Clniirniun Coll:-go Minstrols . Connnittoo C435 l'lxor-iitiivo Coniinitlvoo A. l'l. l . Club C435 Chuir- nnin Cluss Suppl-r Coininilitoo C43. l-'irol shontr-rl this siunly-lniirc-rl Cnmtuin from tha- 1-ornfii-lils ol' tho Miilillo W1-st-unrl xi thonsunrl Cc-rnnuis hit thc rlnst. llnvini: si-ttluml I-luropo's lnisiin-ss, liriul 1-:mio book on tho rlonblo to injm-ret ii littlo of his now niilitnry giinu-r into our soninolont frollz-gc nctivitii-s. On thc- sinh: llriul is nlso prau-tisinig u little orutory. Aflr-r ln-:u'ing one ot' his. I'll provi- to you spoof-ln-5 in Puhlir- Spf-nlcing 1-lnss, wo :Lru oonvinor-il that our unllnnt young Cuptuin will pw-st-iitly bi- onstiing the Mayor of Montif-ullo from oilif-4-. lint llrorl unsure-s ns thut ln- is tuning up his vi-rbnl lnit,torim-s for no otln-r pnrposr- thnn to sm-ll Dr, Cnlilwr-ll's Soothing Syrup to thc- iznllibla- pnbliv. lint wlintr-va-r ln- nniy nnrlf-rtnko, wa- know thut. ln- will run-4-1-1-il. walter 'ijitittttl jHil0riilI'Ip, Providence, R. I. 'PK W:ilt0l ' Sock :intl linskin CI3 C235 Allcrnul,o Vnrsity Dcbuting 'l't-:nn C235 2ncl lliclcs Prizc Dobuto Junior-Sophomore Dobulfc C235 l i1'st', llif-ks Prize .lunior-Soplioinoro Dubntu C335 2ncl Prizu i880 Dis- cussion C335 Vursiliy Dolmtur C2535 ldxooutivo cltllllllllliiilll! Dt-Imtwini.: Union C335 Prosiclcnt, Dclmt.in5.5 Union C435 Sphinx C33 C435 ldxoclltivo Connnittoc C435 Di-ltu Sigma Rho. Miz Clniirinnn, fr-llow th-but.:-rs, lnrlios :unl pu-ntlvinon, I bi-liovo,- :unl Wnltor is oil' into hr-:ivy tnllc on tho uni-stion br-ing rlobntt-rl. Wnltl-r's sinooth lint-5 polisliocl gcslnrr-s, nnrl snbtlr-ty in nriunnm-nt is pnrt of his Coltif' inlivi'it.:l.in-1-, un nttributu lnunlm-il clown from his forbe-iu's. llis fin-ility in grnspiinz thu question by thi- horns nncl tossing it ont to thi: intollf-utnul lights who nttoncl snub nlTnirs lnn-1 nnnli- this blooming Dnnii-l W1-bsti-r vr-ry popnlnr iunoni: tho hiiqhbrows of tho University. lint. Wultui' possc-ssns tln- hnppy t':u-nlty of tho nn-4lior-rntnt.c-in :nu-ora-inn, lnrvauisu onvi- wc- ln-nril hini tr-ll n story of :L trnvl-linu, snlusnnm in thi- lowf-r be-rth of ii trnin. Wnltor is going into lnw nnrl 1-vuntnully into politir-s, whivh only nn-uns thnt sonn- rlny his nnnn- will ln- 1-rnblnzoni-il upon thc- floor of u 1-1-rtnin roinn np on Cnpitol llill. -1 ffhlnitt Michal murphy, Lynn, Mass. 'DK l'Iflcly Vnrsity 'l'r:wk CI3 C23 C435 Varsity lioluy 'l'o:nn CI3 C23 C435 Cnptziin C435 Joint holclui' ol lirown Record for 440 yurcl Rnn5 lfootlmll Squzul C13 C23 C435 Class 'l'rzuek 'l'o:nn C13 C235 Caiptinn C13 C235 Class l ootb:Lll 'l'i-:un CI3 C235 Cuptinn C235 Sonlor-Sophomore lisll Coininlttou C435 llonso Coininittoo Union C435 A. lC. I . Club C43. When l'lrhly minn- but-k from thu- Crr-nt llnttlo for D1-:nor-rnqy, ho wus vvry nun-h in ilonht us to t.ln- ft-nsibility of ra-turning to onr own littlo Philistui. lint ont- look nt thr- bo:n'il-triu-k on llinr-uln l i4-lnl si-ttlml tho probloin for hiln nncl now during tho Hpriniz Xll'il'l'Il00HH Ecldy give-s thc- girls u tri-nt, as ho strirlos ovr-r tln- bonrils. lim-- sirlr-s bi-ing n good solclii-r :incl :L I'Ol'lilllll triuzk nnni, lirl is ii most onpnlilo stnrlont.. Sponlcing in thi- vc-rnnonlnr, Murph is n Choni. shnrk, innl nniny n. strinuzlung lfrosh- nuin has sr-1-n thc light through tln- 1-liorts ol' Instructor TVInl'phy. lint lid is not n pzrinil nncl fiunri-s soniul in-livitif-s ns n ll04'f'HHlI.l'y iinn'r-tlir-nt in tho in-in-rnl pl'osc'rlp- tion of 1-rlin-ntion. H4-ninl, whoh--nnnc-, :inrl gooil-initnrf-fl, l'l4liln- 1-nn :lo nothing but snr-1-1-4-rl in thc- big, busy, liusinf-ss world. 60 ' F'5'1's!514- ' nf- 4 Y ri. 6 in our Q, N-ff wl P- if L' fini mf Q in I lennarh iklllian murphy, Acushnct, Mass. Latin 1 linginooring Society. This dilim-nt son of. Erin ming- from :l town with :1 funny mum- :md rr-solyvd to show thi- world what it. m-4-cl:-ml IH tho wuy of vonstruc-tion. llow ha- sm-1-1-vclml wm- Illllfllt Jixrlgo hy tho numlwr ot flnnk notwvs he hos i'vi-vivml. l'vrhnps. ho husn't. l't'!Ut!lVlKl tiny :mil is only fooling us Any way ho luis spout 1-nouizh tlmo in tho lunginocrimg Building: to svnri- tht- dvnn und his whoh- 1-rc-w uwuy. Would thut lllfH'4' 0,f.llS fffflllil HHN illl' Hllllllk Yvt. in so doing hm- luis missz-d hoth thu- om-vllm-nt fl'lt'lltlBllll? of thi- Donn und it lot. of fun Mnyhrv hr- int:-nds to liuvu thi- fun lutr-r when hc is :L snro onough Sinli. Ulalltllbntl tliiljdtltf jlidfntt, Providciico, R. l. Wald A. E. F. Cluh C43. Wulrl is n fornu-r Hll!llll3l'l' of tho glorious 1-hiss of HHS, tln-1-hiss u'lli1-lilwlpvrl us :lt our Frcshmnn hunqiu-t.. If for no othor rm-nson wo t.nkl- our huts olT to him. Hut. thvro is u. du:-por ronson thnn thnt which hns niurlc him g1'm'rnlly liluwl---ln' is still ii lirown mon uftur two yours' vucutlon in l1'i'mico. We worm- glad to sm- you conu- lmvk, Wulrl, and we hopo thnt you likr- '20 ns wvll ns you did '18, II' you don't. nt I4-ust you hzivm- your nwinoru-s. - CtEli1ert iBerkius jiiicbuls, Stclmcy, Conn. fmo Nick A. lil. I . Cluh C433 Rillo Cluh C43. Wh:-n Nic-k hit. thuso diggins, Wort-1-sta-r Ar-udm-my haul polislwd him so wvll thilt. vt-ry little wus loft. of tho nntivo soil thnt thu unhcurd of wilds of St.:-pm-y, Conn, hxul dcpositod thorc. 'l'hu.t wus cortninly fortunutc- for him, :ls thc- sw:-vt soil ol' Htolnmy is not ii nuoossnry, oontinpzont ussot.. Uriiginnlly n. '19 mun, tho Wm' in- tc-rruptorl his 1-nrt-or und hm- found himself in liorrlvxuix, instead of l'rovid1-nr-v on Couimcnci-nu-nt. Dny. Sinvv his return, ht- hu-: hnd hurd work :uljnstinpz himru-lf to 4-olk-gc work. llis mind wnndi-rs but-k to SU-pnoy, l3t'I'1lllHt' hv's got it. :ill fixod, boys. llis sinc-ority und goorl-nriturv urv quulitivs thot. will mnko him :is sum-1-cssful nt. lxnnkimz, ns hu hns hvrvn ut. 1-ollm-go. Ralph ibut! jiiisbuls, Ikivisvillc, R. I. 22N Nick Class Busclmll C133 V:u'sit.y 'l'r:wk U3 C23 Q43Q Capt-:un C435 Varsity lfootlmll Q33 1433 Caiptzun C433 V:irs1t.y Wrosthng 133. Nick is onu of thosr- whosu purtirwipution in tho ri-ref-nt. hip: sr-rup put. him hawk it stop on tho oduu1it.i0nnl lnrldor. Ho is in ai vluss hy himsvlt. though, in ut.lilc-tics, hnvini: cnptuinml two Vursity tvmns in ono your. ln his first, two yours hnrc Nick wns xt typical wonmn-hutm' und sought only the 1-oinpnnionship of kindrc-rl spirits. Of lntf-, howuvvr, his :xrmor hns hr-on Ji:-rr-1-cl und he is no lonm-r u strnmgor to Froi-lv-I llxill und tho Churchill llousv. Wi-ll, Nivk, you'rc- lining up against. tho old ll. C. I.. prn-tty soon und wo'ro looking for you to hr:-nk through thi' way you did in tho Durt.mout.h grunt-. til Q 6 . If 573 -490122 O 5. V rg 'ISQHQA -1 52 H- 'Fifi PQ L I 1 f 50 . ,V P P S A -Q fp. J' I -1 ' I I ' ' ilng 2111 muff? 39-Ul'tr0K5, Lakewood, N. LI. 'If I' A II:l.r1'y II:-llplfl, fllll' QIHHI Wllfl will IU'L!lH', ll:-hulv. flint-oilnu-, mul IIINPIINN on :env Iopir' lhnt Yflll wi:-1h to brim: up. Iiul, lwwnrl-, hr- is u nuln ol' 0l'IlIl0l'l1'IlI gift.-4, :incl is thinking of gonna on thi- stump for W. .I. Ilrynn. Don't rlo it, Ilurry, hnvv rf-gnrfl for tho Ifvr-limzn of your follow Ilrown nn-n. Ilnrry in imotlu-r om- of tlicsc 4-inhyonirw lnww-rs. Yo, gods, whnt at bunch ol' troulilo wo poor citizonn will hnvc to get into, in orclirr Io mvi- our friunrls in olmmer- to unrn xi nionl. 'I'lmt':-i nll right, Ilnrry, wo know, if we 1-vor run ovvr it DIIIIUUIIIIIII or nuirclor n I'roI. thut you will bo right on tho job to get us out of tho coolnr, . ibnrrp mark north, PILIIl.SlJL1l'j1, N. Y. ZX II:ip Ilyln. 'I'omn Cljg 'l'r:Luk S1 uzul C23 Cilg Iiihor Iionrml SID' I'lclitor-in- 1 ' ' ' 1 u , ' 1 I 1 1 1 ghiol' 'C4D, ggllglllfll' Wcok Lonnnittoo C335 bonior-Junior Lriuso 0ITlII'llIftC0 . 'I'hAiz-z in tho editor of thi- Libur, Qvon tliough ho rIo0Hn't look it, mi his nngulio Elini' is nigningct hun, hut limo? im: like our rrilntioni-ig 'tho Lord gives thuni to un. if rxungo us I, nmy not-ni, no in not writing tlis, tn- mniriorsn nmnngor in I t I - r-:mnot any 11:1 hr- woullrl liku tio. for Yip:lonTrnhloll'kI. woulrllnot print it. ' 'lyluyif' gr:-w up in nn. now IIIIIINIH own o ntl i ' , t, ' -i ' I t If-- I --- l'f IDIflIlIl, hc- no lonizi-r xulvc-rtism-i it. In fnvll, liirgliilxllriliilnllm Illillnnirl, lmi'itHl,lill,l'i'liIlli will out. New-r nnnrl, Hap, hit: lxnrclf-me nmkn big nu-n--if thuy 1-nrry thc-ni, mul you huvo 1'nri'u'cl this hook nnrl Illll rnvinim of thu lilluiiir-as IIIlLllllllI'I', no thnt you ought to hi' in lfllllllllll to rvlivvi- Atlus for n npr-ll. IInp Huy:-4 hr- flow-H not know whnt ho will do whvn ho in-ts out of oollc-gr-, but hu is thinking of building n now rnilwuy lnrtwuf-n I,l'UYIlIi'lll'L! mul Norton. Jflfrlllll Zltllitig jlinpw, Haverhill, Mass. A X A I r:1nk Sphinx C35 141g Bishop Mr:Vick:tr 2nd Prim: C1918-llllllj. II.:-rv wi- hnvi- at rvproclurwlion ol' tho r-oinpositv pliyniognoniy ol' it :nor-it vrerriutilo youth. Whr-thor it ir- it mutt:-r ol' n prityvr niet-ting, pillow fight, philosophiunl cl:-lmtv or kirlfliniz norm- fair one, lfrnnk in un umlnpt. Whon ho first cmno to college, wir unrlc-rstnncl that ho woulfIn't rvvrrn any Dimmu, but four yours Iuwo left him with n full vonnliulnry. Wo m'1-I-nirv thut no mnttvr whnt tho fiulcl ho olioosos n:-i his lifr- work hr' will bo u crcflit to llrown. Iiut with Ilorncv wc would like to know Quo Viulil-x? Glfharlste QBrteig, New York City, N. Y. A'I'Sl Cya Cyclonic 'ICounI, Whun Cyn first nrrivml horn from Now York hi- wins hnrflly ua .wpc-july ni-4 Ihnl yily is roportfrrl to lw. In Incl., ho wure H0 slow in olwyuig orclr-rn during I-cout porioxl, thnt hu wus from then on known nu Cyn-loxir-.f' Hwnnining hun lure-n onq ol' his 4-hir-f rlivc-rsionn. Aftor four yonn-4 of OIPHHKIIIIIIIIIUIIH cllort, ho onn now swnn two I1-ngthn of the pool! llc likvs nothing butter thun to mt urounll the Iiouc-io nnrl tnlk with Wooflin nlxout thc wonclurful .In.m-u hu sn:-rx on the atrootn. Ihr never goos out with uny, however. 62 lflw Q!-5 91 Z QQ - ' l C - 1 5 P ' A 7 ' - C ' . 9 'E r . gi jg- N Q 7 , 0 ,W gf 1 , 4 K Li 'lug 'sillf 3 1 Q.ul ilnleutnn Zlnlrahlep QBrb.1ig, Napoleon, Ohio EN lVI:1,yor lion . lVl:tnclolin Cluh Clj C25 C33 C451 Assistant lh'l?lll!l1Ll'I' Cfily .lunmr Wool: Uomnlittcc C355 Brown Jug.: lioznwl C453 Class Ochsio C-lj. 'I'o look nt B1-n one wonlmln't think thnt so nun-h music, 1-mm-ily, soc-iuhility 4-ouhl hu found in fivv font nnfl four inn-hm-s. Anil yr-I for four ye-urs hz- nnrl his mnnclolin huvc truvr-llccl with thu uluhs :mil this your ho hns lll'll.llCllf'Il out with tho ustinmhln .lnp:. Wa- hnvn nlwnys wonrh-rc-rl how Bun hu mpc-nr-cl to vonw way out ht-rv from Nupoh-nn, but wo hnvv nr-vc-r ri-grcltcrl that hi- rlicl mnnm-, fm' nmny limes his r-l1o4-1'- fulnr'1-is hm-i lmunishvcl his hlnus-nlvoholiv nnrl otlwrwisv. lim-n is also tlwrv on tho soc-inl 1-nfl nncl has lu-nn one of thi- fur-tors in lu-upim: llhowlf-s opvn. ln lmlitivs livll HlllllK'H, too, nml it is l'lllll0l'f'Il thnt l,I'UNlill'llli Wilson has nslu-rl him to go on lhn stulnp for him in thi' nvxl 1-I1-vlion. Al Illly l'llll' whvn llc-n gm-s homo Ihnt lll'XVHINlll1'l'4lli his will lu-1-omo more clullxcmmtirr l.hn.n over. ll:-ru's lnvl: to you, llc-n, wlmtcvc-r your views ure-. jfreherick iipolruph 1Baulsou, '1'lm1-num, R. I. A 'I' S2 l r0cl Clnnrnnm Student Suction l'l'ovulvnr:u l1lllLZlIl0Cl'lllg Souluty. l l'crl is so quivt thut ull wc- know nhont him is what wo sr-1-. Wo 1-1-rtuinly nov:-r lnuu' him say il. 'l'lwr4- is uno and onlv ont- in whom lu- is intl-v'4-st1-cl. ll' you xm- nurious, just nttnnrl KL-iths :my Ssuturclny night nnil look urounil, llr-'ll ho ilu-rv nnrl hc' won't ln- nlonri. Aside from this little dissipation, ha- lm-:uls n rvrmvcntimml life. llu is stmuly, rcliuhlu nncl u, goorl frivnrl to huvv. 'Vlmugzh Thornton is no plum: to bring nhnut, l'll'1'1l, you might opvn up once in :iwhilm-. ifparulh Qlugustus ijlhelps, llltL'lllJl1l'gf, Malss. ll:n'olcl l'lI'2lill0lH Wstyhmil Scholul' C215 Vice-l'1'0siclnl1l, Cnruln l'll'2lfllUIl,lS Clllg President Ccrclc l 1':mc:us C415 Jznnos Nlitlllllllg Scrholzn' CSU. Uomplc, Spmwcr nnrl Durwin must lmvv hu:-n plnyln.nh's of llnrohl. Ili- nm-vor 1'Qulrl have hcrvnnxn so fnmilinr on nuvru rsrxulimz ncquamltnm-1-. Sm-nil Nr-lc-vivo to lnm is morn prnmrms thnn mlm:-1-n. 'l'hv John llny is lns play-gruuml. Kylllllllr-lllllll und llllllH'l llllll. l Cnn you hi-nt it? Yet hu h-mls fl, llnimry lifv, llillfl wo vnyy hlm, Vnrtmulnrly rlurnuz thu in-riorl following 1-xmns. llnrnc puts nmrv into his work 1011- fhnn most uf us. lr- stuililvs lnml, nnfl nr-vonxnlislws nvuvh nnvll, lf you lnwo over hml ocunsxon to ilunl with hnn. you founvl him :L mighty gooll fru-nfl. Qfbdlflw Rtglllalb QBDIIIIPS, New lluvcn, Conn. 4122K Cll:u'llu Bulls All thu pnoplu in New llnvnn spank to lhis 1.51-ntlonmn, wh:-n lu- llils hv Clll'Ill on Ulm nel SI. l'1-rlmps some- nf the Prnviulvncv lmlivs fnil to rlo so, ns ho giunhols up thr' lllill ---- lu-ounsu tlu-y'rv ton tnll. Hut wa- linrl it's Bulmr-'s 1-lmrau-tvristir' to bv known und likurl. 'l'hc-ro uri- rx-nsons! Ili- has an soul-wurming lmtrr-cl for Mntlio- llllllfltlli xmfl lllllllllllilfllll0VI'l'HllUCH, nnll mninfnins that philosophy, in gf-nvrul unrl in purticulur, is thf- hfrsthlokr- hm- knows. Flu-so nru virtnvs in :my num, hut in Churlic- Hwy am- but the ins-lrlontnl nrollucts ul' in nntn hnllt to nnikc- nncl kc-up frivnrls. We hopv nnrl lu-li1-vo that he will r-ling tolush:-lwfs,1-va-n unrlvr the struin of n lifv in Rin :lc .luniuro or llllllllblly- - U3 wg- 5 ' - . !l 1- 4 ' .g V 61.4 I A x , ' ' ' 5 il!' it i Q, -- ,T I 9 I 3 Q L V ill! f louis Qrtbur Bapmonh Bieri, Franklin, Mass. fbK Lou Varsity Basketball C35 C455 Manager and Coach C355 Captain C35 C455 Varsity Football Squad C15 C25 C35 C455 Service Football Team C355 Captain 2nd Team Football C455 Basketball Class Team C15 C255 Captain C15 C255 2nd Team Baseball C15 C25 C355 Class Football C15 C255 Class Baseball C15 C255 Freshman Banquet Committee Ci55 Junior Week Committee C355 Sock and Buskin C15 C255 President Dean Club C35 C45. Caging baskets and juggling test-tubes have been Lou's two ehief hobbies in college. 'I'hr0ugb sincerity and hard work he has earned a name for himself at Brown. As an athlete. we envy him: as a good fellow, we proelaim him. Through the Medieval Period of athletics at Brown-I!l17-1918-his football ability kept us on tho map. And Lou is seine chemist. He is willing to try anything onee. But we would sinegest that before trying any further tasks that he find someone to share that big and burdensome name. How about it, Lou? Qbenrge QBttu Bnhrasnik, Riverside, Ill. ZX Pod Liber Artist C15 C255 Assistant Editor Brunonian C255 Art Editor labor C35 C45 5 Brown Jug Boa-rd C45 5 Chairman Junior Cruise Committee C355 lx. P. C355 Varsity Cheer Leader C455 Celebration Committee C455 Q2 of a2 + b2. flfhis is ,l'orl. ide carries a grouch as gracefully as any man we know of. Just C7I'IflQlZ0 his drawings, step one side and wateh. We know! He started to part his han' in the middle when he was elected eheer leader. Since then he hasn't bothered and no one knew the difference. Ever since his l+'reshm:m year he has been working as artist on all the publications, but it is not as an artist that we wish to point him out., It is as a good brown man and a good fellow, that he is best known. We Ellen t .know whs-re he is headed after June, but we do know that he will head for :ore in earnes . ikicbarh 'Valentine ikatigan, P1-evidence, R. I. 'fDiek lliek is one of those men who are possessed of unbounded ambition. Not satis- fied to plod the usual course through eollege, he decided to finish in three years and do a little work before entering law school. And believe us, he ought to make seine lawyer, for he has devoured the Poly. Sei. De artment in a single uulp, and did not have inrligestion. So we say, go to it, Dick, old boy, and whether you go to law sa-houl or some other place C?5, we know that you will make them sit up and take notice of your presence. But we have one request to make, leave your carpet-bag at rome. George ibetitp 3RiJUiJe5, Providence, R. I. 21X Georges Seek and Baskin C15 C25 C35 C455 Mandolin Club C25 C455 College Orchestra C25 C35 C455 Gym Squad C15. It has been said that above all George loves a moon, aleanoe, and--it's none of your business whom he does. The next best thing m his mind ls a comfortable place by an open fire with a chair just large enough for one and a half. You will observe that ie likes plenty of room. I-Ie has been sort of a musieo-dramatic enthusiast on the ilill. In doing so he has shown fortitude and bravery.. No man would have the nerve to praetiee public speaking and orehe.stra selections at one or two A. M. unless he has extraordinary trust in his plrysieal prowess, or great courage. George has done all this and still may be reeogmzed. As a musician, he in a good chemist and a congenial friend. 64 .'lli'Q'5 Q9 ' r Z1 v4-f,w.f -1 e LJ - . A - 1 p of A r -l . , l ll! llll' 3 ,7- ' L' ling are I Wilbur lamprey Bite, Providence, R. I. Aflv f'Bill Good old llilll Quiet and unassuming-yet so handsome aml sweet-Iempered that he has instantly captured the hearts and fnneies of countless shy maidens who ealne to Brown for the l'rom or Class Day from hack home. The campus already seems deserted sinee the witlulrawal of your size 10 brogans, your cheery smile, and your miscellaneous eolleetion of automobiles. But nevertheless, Bill, those who knew you during your four years at college-or was it six?--are confident that wlule you may never conceive a League of Nations, you will win your own glory and reward ond make this old world a better place to live with your capacity for human sympathy, your loyalty to your ideals, and your sound judgment of values. Qlntbnap iaomann, Providence, R. I. rbK lfYl10nyU College Orchestra CSD. Tony may pride himself on his playing, but we don't. Musicians are born, they say. There is no doubt about his being horn: The question lies in the music. Is that born? Quite often. Quite often: but with great patience. Tony has gone four years to Brown, taking Art, making friends, and picking more. llc can smoke :t cigarette, sleep sitting up, and play pool. How's that for a eollege education? Ol course he has gained a lot besides from the class room, but that was compulsory. lt is the electives that count. Tony says that he is going to get a job after gradua- tion. There goes all he has learned. Why not let someone else do it? william Jfraitrls Jlkuuaep, East Norwich, L. I., N. Y. A X A Bill Engmeermg Society C15 C23 C35 C455 Acting Clnnrman MJ. When Bill takes nn extra long drag on the old briar pipe, you know that he is getting ready to s ning one of the latest from Keiths. In faet, his chief mission in life seems to brigliten things with touches of that real Irish wit. But, aside from humor. he has shown indications of many other faculties located under that wavy hair of his, and he has slipped one over on the Dean and the Engineering Dept. these last few years. Of course the Engineering Building has been the scene of most of his activities here at Brown, but when he gets out in the wide world we expect to see his interests increase and we're expecting results, too. I'lere's success to you, Bill. Qtrnest Jfranix Saantaugini, Providence, R. I. Ernie You can'l get away from it, there is only one way of writing about the engineers and that is by describing them as engineers. They are all hard working and likely to succeed, as may have been gathered from previous write-ups. I Ernest is no exception. He has spent twenty-four hours a day, in spirit il' not in person, eagerly devouring thc words of wisdom which are dis iensed at fifteen dollars per course in that awesome building on Lincoln Field. lie has proved one thing, at least: that he has constant application down to the Nth degree. Though we know little ol' him, wc know that he is one ol the ehaps that pulls through. U5 '-fling, L4 5 A '- '.D'52'ewb'. fn Yl 1 W 'fl i Q RCT91 U . '55 -. ' ' - ' 'W L' 11113 Sir Jfreberick Ctimil bnbcenetueiss, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. fps-if ffluikcr llerzild Board C15 C25 C35 C455 News l'lditor C355 l'1dltor-in-Cliiel' C455 Sock und liuskm C15 C25 C35 C455 Executive liourd C455 Sphinx Club C35 C455 'l're:1surer C455 Economies Club C35 C455 Viee- l7I'0Slllf:51ll- C455 Athletic liourd C455 Secretary ol' Athletic liourd C455 Liber Boztrd C35 C455 Union Library Committee C455 C. P. O. of lg. P. C355 Jumor Week Committee C355 Czunmurizun Club C455 Chuu'muu Clu:-is Daly Committee C45. Look! Cluzel No. not xi mob see-ne from Hxuulet, but Mike with his literary cohorts of olliee boys :md Heruld svuls. Although Mike is only editor-in-ehiel'. we would fulvise you not to ruzz the paper, beeuuse he hus :L short und voneise C!l1lYll'llll5Yk lu u purtieulur plirnselol' three words. But the lleruld is ull right, Mike: it luis given the l'mversny u series of illustrated urtieles on eigurettes und our tnste for Muruds luis been well developed, Besides speeiolizing in the journulistie Held, Mike, m lus quiet ll11l1.HHlllI1l1lLK but l11lHlI1f'HH-lllillIYl1l.lll10l', luis sueeeodcd in eupturiug honor utter honor. By thelwny, we lmve noticed tlutt Mike is in truiuing for his elusslprpe-our friend Emil is going to be n lowyer. Anyone who erm eonvinee the Alllll1Illgtl'lI1lll!l tlutt they should give us foul' extru duys ut Christmas is enpubhle ol' winning n lr-use in uny elourt. After u little Low Sehool Mike snys thnt he will prove Prolubltlou uneonstltutumul. Wc're nll with you, Mike. Blames Clfljwtzt Stott, jelTersouv111c, Pa. 0 A X Chet The busiest :nun in enllegel Chet will tnke care ol' your luundry, shoes, sell you u.ny kind 'ol' weuring uppurcl, give you at summons from the Dean or find out how you lit with the powers thnt he over ut the Administrution Building. Chet sure is u junk-of-ull-trudes. He eun do everything and evervbody, und still huve every- one go uwny lumpy. Chet has eonsented to come buek next yenr und give tips to the lfreshmen us to lhe waxy they did things buek in 11115, when they hnd reul lfresluncn bunquets. But, as to Ulu-t's future, we luwe reuson to think lhut he und :L r-ertuin person in 1 r:mr-e will prov:-1-rl to form unolher link in the ehniu ol' friend- ships between tluit eountry und the 11, S. A. Eonalh Svrbulefielh Qbam, New York City OAX Don Soek Buskiu C15 C25 C35 C455 Bl'lll10lll2tll liourd C15 C255 College O1'Cll0Slil'2l. C355 Celebration Committee C355 Varsity Cheer Leader C35 C455 Ch:1irm:u1 Junior Week Committee C355 F. 0. 15. ol' lx. P. C355 Chziirlnaui Celebration Committee C455 Buisness Munzuger Brown .lug C455 Chuirmaui Union Dsnee Comnuttee C455 Minstrel Committee C455 Senior Sophomore Ball Committee C45. Well Seholefield, Old kid, from the looks ol' the lineup above you must huve eome to Brownses Sehool with the intention of owning the plnee when you left. You durn near sur-eeeded. Cheer-lending, UjllLZg10l'llllK,H running dances. drumming, or minstreling, it mnkes no dil'fr-renee to our Donnld, he knneks 'em ull dcaul. Cheek. Don is ulso u beur with the women. In nnser to the question- Ilow nuiny hours do you wuste? I-lc replies Several go to waist. Clever, eh? Believe us, you eertuiuly voted rightly when you voted for. yourself as eluss optlnust. Donuld is very like Boob McNutt, notlung worries hun but he worries everybody else. The Profs eontinuully fem' thnt thut rosy-eheeked, sleeping lud m the front sent will wuke up und tell them something that they don't know. william ZTBBKWIUUU Qbdp, Fall River, Mass. fbK t'1iill 2nd 'l'eum Football C15 C255 2nd 'l'ezun Busebnll C151 Class liusebull f ' . - ' - . , . C155 C. D. C. of lx. P. C355 Junior Cruise Committee C355 beere- tury of Junior Week C35. Desmond! ! And believe us he is despernte. So desperate is Bill tlutt .he tuekled 8 courses lust semester to finish with 1920. You're in the right eluss, Bill! und we uppreciate your presence. Bill hus thot rare faculty of mnkxng unfmressions und lus jovial smile spreads joy throughout uny gathering. If you don't Jeheye rt, usk the girls. And this point needs no further eluborutlon than to say thut lus sincere devotion to ur-ndelme life has dwindled uumy it ilunee ut Froebel. We honestly believe thut he would mnke n good President. but ln View of 1.ll!!ll!lIlUllll?l'lllJl0 eundi- dutes for this job we think that It ishltogetlicr too eonunon for Hill stud rnther expeet that some duy soon we'll be sluiluug hunds with u prominent null num down in Full River. 66 . .QINCQ , 4 A F Ig, lug- wit ,gb Y. 1.9314 4 ' 2 'Aw' 'Qi william Jftancis Svbeeban, Clmtcaugay, N. Y. fb K ill Bill Scnzito1 ' ll:-re is Hill, introrluor-rl on severnl ovrnsions in l,l'4lVlfll'Ill'f' society ns n nu-mlwr of our footlmll squnrl. Although he nlny not he n footlmll pluyvr. he hns xi ln-nrt thot will ponotruto any line. Bill is nlso u Rl1orles srliolnr. Ask hiln where he snrmls nny Suturfluy vwnimz. ln line with his 'l'orpsi4'liorenn trnrlenf-ies, he hos token upon himself the stufly of Brown lll4!ll'H peclulextrmnitim-s. University boots, Hill nuuntuins, ure iclenl lnisfits for rollmu- men. Wo voueh for thot stutr-nn-nt. In spite of your greon r-ups nml your infloinituhlf- love for lourl r-rxwnts, wr' shnll ulwnys l'f'lI:lf:llllJUl' your hnppy rountennnee. Bon voyngu in your chosen profession .... .- 1 . P ' L V A - - A 5 1 7 U ,- ,. x .5 2. ' coblxlu. . Samuel bbefelman, Floral Pm-k, N. Y. Sain Wrestling Teann C23 C335 Cnptznn C435 1'll'2Lllf5lS Woyl:unlScl1ol:u' C23. Under the sprenclinp.: Chestnut free, tho villngc sniithy ston1ls. We know now why Snnuny has been so vxuu'gf'tie in pulling: the weights, und hurlini: tho oliulnpion wrestlers of New Englnnrl nrounrl the ring, hc hos been prepurimz for his life work flown in that little humlot, l lornl Pork, N. Y. Once when the time cmne to elert xi cuptnin for tho'wrrstlinL: temn, ll0llllIl1lf,l0Ilf'l were culled for. Someone wisely lilncecl S-ll1Illll0l'H hat in the ring ond someone else snirl union to tho nomination, l'hen Ssunlny, with all the huoynnr-y of youth nroso in the sont unrl thnnkccl the voters for his election without amy furthvr C'0l'f?Ill0lly. You win the fish, Sinn, wrnp up the oeeun. Be good Sinn, Ulo kid. Eames binrlair, New York City 'blihl' Jim l'liuIm Vorsity l ooth:Lll C23 C435 Zutl 'l'o:un l ootlin.ll C135 Class 'l'e:un l oot- lmll C135 Varsity 'lll'2Lf7li 'l'o:un C13 C23 C435 Vice-Prcslclont,Class C435 Clnnrmnn Senlor-Soplioniorc Bull Committee C435 P1 lxzippzi. Rube ohtuinml this nnmc in his Frei-xlunnn your ond n more worthy nppellntion poulrl not huve been given. Ile exeolls in nthletir-s, parlor, lYl0XlCll.Il, etc. Ruhe is nlso on nvintor nncl his hook When I was nt l'ens1woln will soon he ready for press. Sinvc his roturn to l'roviflr-noe, he has been flying hugh out nt Eflpzewoncl nod from present indirntions ho will lnnke n fuvornhle lnnrlinlz ot thc Qutlrt. Ruho IH nlso un expert hnnjoist, but we feel that his efforts unrlrr .lulletls window would not luring the clesirorl results. l?lI,l'l3Wl'll, Ruhr, the Gloss of 1920 will f!UllllllUlllUl'llf,l! your nxune us un nthlete, uviutor, annl bunjoist. Cfhmarh wilson 9mitb,Westc1-ly, R. I. A fb Hop 'AS1nitio Engineering Society C13 C23 C33 C435 Seeretzwy C33 C43- Thut quiet. sober youth rf-nflinp: l'llinor Glynn's stufT'on Love is none other than llop Smith. Oh! wlwrc ore tho c1u'c-free luilnts. of his l'-l'l'NllllHUl fl1D'Sf f'UY10l Ugllfl that nin't ull. You muy lny it to vm.:1neerxm1, if you will, hut we hlnnie soinotlum: ll! skirts insteiul of in :L book, This is rumor mnl rumor only, but somehow wo mye crorlit to it. Hop hnslwonhthq love of his eloss hy sincerity :incl good fellow- ship. As on engineer wc wish hun Joy. 67 '.ilwl'm' B Y.. Valinwxf Q -1 2 NTQWI W' Q 6.4 I P Q A 5 Q I H4 7 g G 1 'C L' 4 ies Slugeplj Stttitb, East Providence, R. I. HJOCH Junior Week Comnuttee C355 Chess 'l'eam C25. Ileis little5 he is quiet: he is cheerfulg but he ean't stand wise l reshnien. lle, a Senior refuses to be wise and sees no reason why a l re1-dnnnn should pipe out of turn. Outside of that Joe has little kink against the world. Though he never shook the eollege world by the neek, nor read a newspaper in Chu el, everyone seems to know Joe Snuth. Perhaps it's because Joe is the kind of fellow everyone likes to know. laureate ikicbarhs Smith, Hartford, Conn. ATA 'tLarry Smithie Chunk Mandolin' Club C25 C35 C455 Seeretary-'l'reasi1rer Musical Clubs C-155 Clurst bemester55 Manager Musical Clubs C45 CSecond Scmester55 - - - . 'I reasurer J unlor Week Comnnttee C355 Treasurer Class Day Committee C45. As we go to press with this eolunin the vote for class fusser has not been eonr- Dlcmly tabulated, but. lf Larry is not elected, u great wrong has been eommitted by the voting pubhe. The house matron in eleaning up one morning found three han'-pins under l.arry's desk: However, if you will east your opties on the list above, you'll find that Smltlne has often been entrusted with publie funds. This .gust goes to show how easily the American public is duped. Well, f'hink, old man, ln your future activities, whether they include a laundry, a tonsorinl parlor, or merely rinsing a fannly, we all wish you the best of luek. llowever, if you luke our advice you'll steer elear of the orange blossoms and darn your own sox-it costs less in the end. EBtuigbt Qptmler, Colorado Springs, Colo. EX Spence Varsity Football Squad C25 C455 Varsity Swimming Squad C-15. This long, baby-faced blond eame from the West in his Sophomore year with the avowed purpose of becoming a paeson. lie goes bnek,Jnstnsblornl, with one wrinkle in his forehead and a pnekage of K'l!Kfl,l'l'fflf'I4 'llf! is looking for a Job! Ile no longer holds the vile weed to be sinful: .neither does he eensor language quite so rigorously. Be it for better or for worse, it is more human and we like it better. Spence has always been an aspirant for the football team and, although he never got there, he showed the right spirit and went about it with his fYllll.l'ttCf.!'l'lHtlf! thoroughness. And talking about thoroughness,A you should have seen hun learning to daneeg hc reunnded one of n reernit learning to goose-step. Qfarl Banhnlpb ibrather Stephens, Saylersville, Ky. Zyl' Steve Class Debating 'l'C2l.lIl C15 C255 Varsity Debating ilwfblllll C255 Seeond llieks Prize C355 Delta Sigma Rho C255 Sphinx C25 C35 C455 llerald Board C15 C25 C35 C455 Junior News Editor C355 Managing ,lflditor C455 Sock and Buskin C25 C35 C455 Secretary C355 Vice-President C455 Class Treasurer C255 Assistant 'I'rack Manager C255 Assistant Baseball Manager C355 Baseball Manager C35 C455 Viee-President Rifle Club C455 Athletic Board C35 C455 B. C. A. Cabinet C35 C455 Union Membership Connnittee C355 Library Committee C455 Cammarian Club C455 Junior Marshall C35. We hand Steve a whole lot for what he has done, and so does he. That he has been a hard worker is attested by the honors listed above. He has done everything from managing teams and debating to helping Mike squeeze the news in between the ads. But College uetivities are nought to Steve when it eomrs to danees, teas and bridge. Ilere he inspires to be a shining light with results that are too well known. A pet diversion of Stevc's is to be the oftieial detective for Hrown's College. Here he finds much amusement and possibly information. If the majority of us had the interest in Brown affairs that he has. this would sure be some place! 68 i 'l i:s1sg+af.za Z K F,- gn 1 -' ' ', 1 A V . F 4? -E I 5 J Lv 'll ll' Q 'L 1 C' Li J L' zulgj 'yn' I If Q 4 fnlhmarb iwuuhgonh Satringbaru, 21131, Hopewell Junction, N. Y. fbK XII Claude Ned Hook and Baskin C33 C413 Seerefuary of' Junior Prom Coinrnitmee CID. Claude is 1920's personifieation of' What four years at College will do for a eountry boy. lt did not take long for this blushing youth to substitute n dress- Sllllf 'for overh'auls'and boots. ln fnet, he is one of the class debutantes and takes particular delight ln running Phi Psi flanees. 1920 is indebted to Claude for a very sueeessful Junior Prom. As Seerefary of the Committee he certainly made the ink fly. ltvwould be eriminal for us to omit IG. li.'s rolnanee from the annals of our elass. X es, Claude decided early that the male sex is not eongenial company for eold New England winler evenings. Ile has invoked the hospitality of a young lady's honve, and woe be unto the ehap who tries to interrupt him while on the way there. l arewell, Ned, may your blushing eountenanee win you sueeess wherever you go. Zfnbn maker washer, Els., Illillsbom, N. H. ZX Jack Assistant Manager Musical Clubs C333 President Cerele lfrancais C4Jg President-Manager Musical Clubs C4J. Here we have the paragon of method and thoroughness. .laek takes about five times as long to do a thing, as any ordinary mortal would. but when it is finished. we ehallm-nge anyone to find a flaw in it. And saving! Say, he eonld live on enough to starve a Chinrunan. But .lnak's methods get results, We never knew him to run out of socks, eollnrs or shirts, beeause he had forgotten to send his laundry. Nor did he ever out one class to study for a test the next hour. lflverything is doped out in advance and he stieks to the sehedule. We owe .lack a whole lot for putting fhe Musieal Clubs through fthe most sueeessful season it has seen in years. 'l'here mais :nothing sensational about his work, however: it was just hours ol' eonsfant, I' fll' , gllfdbdm 'QlffJ0mt'tS, Providence, R. I. nrlwornvl If' a Mathematies Professor should eul or if the English Department should lze r-omplr-tely done away with, we are ol' the personal opinion that Thomas would not bat an eyelash. Iinperturbability is certainly one of his strong points. But they say that still water runs deep. Perhaps this is why Thomas exeells in English- the kind of l'Inglish that goes with a billiard ball. ll' he hits what he aims at when he leaves college, like he does when he plays his favorite game with the 1-ue, he will make quite a dent in the world. Jfreheric Qlllea Gibnmpsnn, Central Falls, R. I. ZW 'l'ornmy Class Baseball C253 College Greliestra C315 Musical Clubs C31 C435 Seeretary-Treasurer C45 g Varsity lennis C33 C43 5 Manager C45 5 Sock and Buskin C4J. The Providence River is crossed, l'awtueket'is behind mel, spake Freddie 'Vholnpson on an eventful Autumn day way back inilfllfi, and since then Tommy hm, hpun 1,u,,i1y 4-mlagecl in living down flu- reputation of being from Pawtuekefz. llelieved of this mill-stone from around his neck, he began at onee to mgratiate himself into the good graves of the Faeulty, payingvespeeinl attention to the seers of the Math. Dept. Burning midnight oil and tripping the light fantastic at- a eertain duneing pavilion on a well known slreani, were all the some to versatile l reddie. Soon, however, the novelty of city life worelofl' and he began to settle down to work on the Musical Clubs and tennis. In his four years here Fred has shown a striking ability to see things through in a sneeessful fasluon and we have no doubt but that the twentyrfifth reunion of the elnss will be held on the good ship 'l'hoinpson with her vnhent rapfain as host. Gil ll i'iib ,4b Z' 'itfiwgfg 4 .V 2, ' F fowl bg U fl, 1 P ' - v . i Leg g N ily, -ui Q ' 'U' L' W ing ill? U QEIton Zbammnah Ulluckef, Providence, R. I. EX Tuck Behold ir student! Who would have ventured as mueh in his Freshman year? And yet it is true, however much we :night hate to confess it. Some elnim that he suddenly decided to graduate: others that someone said Please, but the inside dope is that Papa wields a lusty paddle. Be that as it may, Tuck has come through in the most alarming xnanuer. Prolxliesies of early death and premature old age have resulted. 'l'ueks takes all of tiose relnurlcs,--lm! in a variet of ways. Ile either gets a groueh and punishes everyone by not talking, or he feels the dignity of being a student and nets the part. Sometimes he laughs. We are glad that his Pllillllll' hl1S lIlVl'll UH an insight into what he really is, for we appreciate the mass much more. Gfbomas Jfrannis Vance, Sir., Pawtucket, R. I. Zill 'l'omlny Commencement Marshall C253 P1 lxappag Brown Union Danee Committee 441. A Did you ever take a loolt at the gentleman stamped on that well known brand of cigars, known as the Earl of Pawtucket? There you have an advance eo by of a photograph of our own Monsieur Tonuny at thc age of fifty. For suave diploinuey and lugh y dovelopcd eollegian tact, Dean ltnndall admits that Thomas l . has but few equals in the history of Brown. Ilis dogged persistenee, which was so well exemplified in his attempts to go overseas with the Buttery, has marked hiln with a eharaetcristic that all luen admire. llis gram-eful politeness and natural Elizabethan ehivnlry have won him many warm places among the upper and lower ends of the eity. It is no uncertain bet to make that 'l'om will continue to work his way into the good graves of all those he meets and will earry into the business world that smiling personality which we hate t.o have leave our campus. Qthmarh Slndtplj Walsh, Providence, R. I. fDK Ed Long ago when Brown wished to offer a eourse in Starology, lflcl met and eon- ducted the wandering delegates to his home on the peak of Providence and there was founded Ladd Observatory. In return for this Ed has been unoHieiully recog- nized ns ofl ieinl caretaker and has been observing ever sinee. With a ehcery, chubby eountenanee he breezes out of Chapel every morning, inquiring for the nearest piano. In this grand instrument we are assured that he has found the key to hap- iiness, Ed is a fairly big fellow with a big heart and a bill amount of wisdom and laughter. In faet the smallest thing about Ed is his how-tie-and we often wondered how big the words would have to be to tie one like that. NVe are surely tied to Nd in friendship, though, and are convinced that others will be when he embarks on his worldly eareer. Stanley dbenrge warner, Peter-boi-o, N. H. K2 Doc Gaze upon this lad and you will see the pride of Peterboro, N. II. , In spite of the placu of his inception, howover, Doc has shown great susceptibility to orudition and sophistication. You can see Doe almost any night in the John Hay as he sits nt the desk in the swivel chair and gazes up mrently into spnee but actually at some speeimen of tho wonien's adjunct of the ilniversity. What time Doc doesn't spend at the library he spends in eating, slee ling, or working in the biology labora- tory. Warner was ju-it naturally meant. to lie a doctor, and so after 11 eourse at a medical school, Doe will prnetiee the healing art in the old home town of l'eter- boro, 70 .. QY W ' ' lg!!!-23121.42 .. Yfwl PP' Q- H QQ - V A .y fig ,, a s 1 in fun- X L' sie I Myron Qhams Ulllllatetman, Wrm-cn, R. I. osx By 'l'ubby'i Junior Week Committee Gil. For he wus it jolly good fellow. Slow to nnger, exceedingly eorpulent, very sentimental, und noted for his deep thinking on slmllow topies. Byron is renlly it greet num. lle is talented, quite intelleetuul, and he possesses u very sunnilied disposition,-but us every great num he luts one great failing which overshndows :ill other faults, llyron lneks initiative und sell'-eonlidenee in seeking nfter that vitnl utility of life, n girl. Don't be surprised if you see the following 'nd' in the Wurren Daily Bugle,--WANTICD-Someone to find xi girl, do the 1-ourting, propose mur- riuge, ond :nuke nll neeessnry nrriuigements for wedding. I will buy the ring und innrry :mid fenuile. Good pey. Apply ll. A, W., IGH Wnter Ht. Bicbmunh latbrop watson, Auburn, Mc. Willie 2nd Prize Carpenter Speaking Contest. Willie is one of them guys from Maine what don't have to shove. Ile erept into Brown und first nttrnetell attention by wnking it whole eluss risking questions. Since then he has kept in the puhlie eye by arguing with the Eeonomics Professors, just ns the bell is ringing. We don't objeet to arguing, but we do love our sleep und n eignrette between classes. If the wny to Heaven is in xx book, he'll find it some day. Hut there ure worse things than students! Willie has innde himself genernlly known und liked in spite of these luindieups. He will he outing three squares when some ot' the wise guys zu-e ehnsing doughnuts with eolTee! Qlfttil QIBXHIIUBI watt, East Providence, R. I. -'tAlex Wu.tty Isn't Ceeil n pretty nznne? Just iinngine twenty yenra from now seeing Wetty presiding in the pulpit ol' the Goofingsville Hunmnituriun Chureh, philosophizing. eeonomieizing, und elussy eivilizing n buneh of fnrnlers in the some numner thnt the lions, Jones, Gardner, und Greene hnve been doing to him during the lust four years. Watt is also o singer. ll' you doubt this. just rex-ull n little. Don't you remember seeing, up in the Chapel ehoir loft, n nuunmoth euve outlined in white und whieh elosed ut the end ol' eneh verse of u hymn. Well that wus Wntty trying to sing Onward flhristinn Soldiers. Nevertheless Ceeil Alexander, you ure everyhody's friend. ftllljauncep mepetu wenttnnrtb, Newfield, Maiine. Went ' Hatred is something I nm not ueeustomed to entertain. Very well Chnuneey! But you forget that it is something that is being done. A mere matter of custom, however, is tho lenst of his troubles, The eustoxns nl' Nuwlield were good enough for Brown and four years here hnve not cluinged them. He luis never known n. thrill on n Spring dey when the Prof. nlmost ents, und everything he does is intentional. Truly here is Virtue! 'l'lu-se ehnrneteri:-ities nmke good men und Went luis some others just ns good. 71 Y liilwaa ,4w ' - ' ' ,.' V4tf57M?.5 A Q Q .. ,,. J If s 1, , L. g iii' -iii Q Q 91 PZ' Q L' ing .4 I Bay ibiruuks Ullliwt, Fall River, Mass. AK E l'Ray Sock and liuskiu C15 C25 C35 C455 Assistiarit. Stage Manapgcr C253 Stage hllllllllllll' C355 Caste C255 P1 lxappa C355 Secretary Class C355 Cleo Club C355 Urulicstra C453 ltozulor-Soloist. C455 Varsity Chccr Loader C45. , llarlc! thi- Clarion Amgvls sing, or is it the l'l1'llI', sweet voice of W1-st, still tingr-il with tho fora-ign avr-1-nt of Fall River, calling to a Countess som0wlu-ro in l rauc0. Many tinurs has tho stain- bpckmu-cl to this youth of unusual tnlont to join thi' ranks of its 'l'hospiaus, hut oauh tlmo ho has turuod a mloaf oar. and oontontorl himsoll' with following r-lost-ly in tlu- tootsti-ps 01 his model. 'l'om Crosby. liay's voinr- is not 1-outim-rl to musu- and dramatir-sg it is apart of his optimistiz- philosophy of lift-, tlu- moansrof dispolling gloom and 1-xortiniq his frivnds and acquaintances to K00p Cool in any lllHlI1l1f'l'. .Although a man of xwtion and vitality, ho suffers littlr' 1-luldrr-n to qorno unto lum 'on Sunday uvoninuzs. Ray is one of those boys who holds an individual.position in 4-ollvgu and it tak:-s no gr:-at !41l'l'fI'lll1ljl of tht- iuuun- nation to pivturr- lmn wi-ll plum-nl in aft:-r yvars. ' ibarhep Zlhhott tltllbupple, Providence, R. T. ZX Whip This is thi- first. 4-ditioug ont- of pantry, philosophy, and Low-. Pcmhrokv at- tractail his attvntion, got a too ho d on lus heart, threw and hound him many yours ago. Sim-0 then, hc has ln-cn urmving thin day hy day. Despite his one and only, hr- has not lost his ahility, nay habit of arguintz. If you wish to disputi- him, do it by tuluphoni-, so you van cut him short, or the milk-man will hc around buloro you have tinislu-d. Whip's gmratvst trouhlc is his vonsciarlou. llc always trims to do tho right thing and 1'tlllHl'tlllt'll1ly is always in trouhlr-. Cllr-or up, Whip, thi- world must ho wrong. Stanley ibattersnn tlllibipple, Providence, R. I. EX Stan rcas1u'cr Carclc Francais C25 C35 C45. This is tho sr-r-ond vditiong our- ot' prosv, businvss and infatuation. Q Stnn's one ambition in lilo is to makp his lrrothor snap out of it. Ho 1-an't soo this lovn stufi' for a darn. Ilu hc-livvi-s in havnur thvm ' many and oftr'n, ine-itvud of only and muah, Hg- take-s prirla- in lx-ing an economist, ln-vausv his broth:-r lovps poi-try. We tl.l'l' afraid that his dexterity with the African domino will some day luring him to distress. Ho has lu-on known to losu as.muuh as l'om'!cr'n or-nts rn an vvonuug. 111- starts for Ilarvard Law in tht' Fall. llis 1-uorgy and svnsr- of f1l.lI'lll'l H should hrmi: him stu-vnss. T Mapnarh ibresslep white, New York Cay AK E Hwvllliflttll Varsity Trauli 11115-19105 1916-1917. Prior to lVlIU'lllll'lllH sojourn in l ranm- nothimz on the hoard track favor passod him oxm-pt the prow-rhial wind, but sin!-0 his return ho has slowvd down to a trot. Hmvovr-r, tho passing of vc-rtain figures he-fore him on thc straot somf-timos leads us to bolivvc that his running ability has not undrecl. Presslcy Cthat's his middle namn5 is an axuoption to tho usual 4-nprinoar. lla has found time to be som-iahlc. .lust to prow- it. he has attmnpti-cl to raise u hair-lip or lip-hair, as the case may ho. 'l'hcn, too, lu- sonwtiuu-s raisvs his voices to a pit:-h far out of proportion to his physical make-up. YM, thosv who know him bf-st nrt: willing to stand for it, becmlso hc- orrrrasionally uttors somathinxz whir-h shows that thorc is some good oommon sr-nsa soincwlloro near thc via-inity of tho lip. Soon after Juno, hc oxprvcts to join a iwolo- Lzist party as thc- vngim-1-ring nu-mlwr and look down ant-hold-s in thi- vxpr-1-tation of sf-1-ini: oil :spout np. Sm-vossful in thc- Al'lny-siivcvssfiil ut Coll:-ar--draw your own vom-lusions ahout his l'uturv. 72 , ,I , , ,.1?4SA!m+.Z2 es - - y K - P 1 . 0 A . A 7 ' - . -2 ' , i ,- ,. Q A ' W L 11113 ar I LJ Ennis! Qtherett Qldiibitfurb, Phenix, R. I. Dann ' We liave visions of Arabian Nights or soft drinks when Dan stotes that he monies lroni Phenix. At least there is one thing to his 1'l'1'llli?lll' left the plane, even thouizh lm lll4lll'f- M0 V0I'y far. Ho has mnbleml through 1-ollego, looking.: neither to riizht nor left, but la- has made some mighty good friends lu-rv by that saute system. llr- will ll'll.V1'llHKllll1'ilXII.Hlll'I'llfl'l'l'Il, but wi- hope that it is not for l'la-nix. Webb Wiittiiruit wilber, 'l'hornton, R. T. 'Wvillll' Engineering Sometyg P. lil. P. CSD. Here is another of the ml-n who have dropped baek to gracluate with '20, NVebb knows a good thing when he sees it, that we eau testify to, for we have seen one ot' his solca-tions. Ile doe:-in't know it, but we have. Another good move was to get out of Thornton. Perhaps he knows it betti-r than anyone else-5 at least hr- ought. to. Webb is a nian who is taking engineering beeause he liked to play with tools when he was a kid. We liave seen them bi-fore likv that-, but thny usuallv 1-liamw ilu-ir minds br-I'orv grarluation. Webb has stur-l: to it, howl-ver, and lu- will do il. whvn la- gets out. walt!! ,1fiSlJ Wilnlft, Mystic, Conn. fl1A0 Wolfie Walt Walter has been one of the shining lights of the 1-lass. Ur should we say that his round ruhubhy faeo has constantly reniindefl us of a full moon? liut its shape only is like unto a nmon. Ile is ns sober as a Freslunun after he has ref-eived his first flank noliee. We r-an only say to hint, as we would to the l1'reslunan. Ulu-er up, therv are xnany more to como. Wolfie's chief claim to a plane in the sua is his natural ability to niakf' t'ri0nmls. llv has quietly 1-rt-pt into the regard of most of thi- elai-ns in betwf-en migiiiee-i'irug hours. Home who loat all rluy have not done half as nuu' i. Glitter btuart wuuhmarb, Rockland, Mass. fb 22 K Woody liore is the livini: example of the l'n.luous light hidden under a bushel. For three and a hall' years Woody slid in and out of Chapel, Rogers Hall and the Anrold Lab., with the quiet eontidenee of the man who knows what lu-'s about. We never knew hilu to be exeiterl about anything except the evils ol' the marking NXHiil?lll Xlllll this from the uian whose ri-cord we happen to know shows more ot' the su ri-me tokens ol' seliolastie ability than we are able to count on tho lingers of both liands, thrieo over. By degrees he worked from Doe Gorlianfs pet guinea pigs to the perhaps more uienial and 1-ertainly more trying ov:-rsiizht of Freslunan pseu4lo-biologists. finding tina-, meanwhile, to as:-iiniilate about all tho 1-lu-inistry dopartnn-nt. has to off:-r. 73 '.,lbg'qtrbf rg 1 in Nl 1 -fs 'fi ' 1911 V ' 5 u ' 'lf'F'Nr,-ww f k L g 'alll -ul Q 'M L i ll 1l,ll I I 'lllupll Barker Zelleri, Worcester, Mass. B Gill 'l'ony HZell Vreslnnan Clylunast CD5 Varsity Gym 'l'eam CD5 Manager Class Basketball Team Q95 lVIandolin Club CID. ' l.ook him over, girls! Isn'tt he the good looking thing? Athlete, musir-ian, and good fellow--what more eould anyone want? lle has been popular ever sinee he has been here, and we llllll0l'r4tllllIl that he hfu-z left. a trail of broken hearts behind him, beginning with the day he put on long trousers for earlierb, lle hu:-x the happy laeulty ol' looking well dressed in anything from a pea-jneket to a derby und of appearing at home in any plaee from a biology laboratory to u parlor. ln short whatever Tony sets his hantl to, he does well. Ctlh, we forgot: to say that he has done quite abit ofutlldying, alsnl. Ile says that he will probably go to Dartmouth to learn lnxsiner-in lllllllllllHl1l'l!.tl0ll, tho' we rlon't nee what good that. in going to do him, if he is going to be a marton. lint, all joking aside, you Canal llu girl! have our beat wishes. Jfrank Blanch Zitgermrm, Providence, R. I. Hzitll Zit has gone through four years ol' college without having been known to smile in pnblie but. three times. Onee when the Dean ent, his ofliee hour: again when George I-leidt almost swore: and lastly when searlet fever so rudely interrupted our tranquil sleep in elusses. Quite u reeord for the no-eulled levituous eollege man! Zit keeps that Hwarthy faee of his auexpx'esuionlmm:-1 an the Chapel service most of the time. Ile attends elaaseu with the regularity of C7ap'r-I nightly llllll'lXl.IlI!1! and is well aequainted with the .lohn Huy--not merely its loeatiou. but its uetual eontents. We know what that, means. It meuna diligent-e and we wish him more of il.. . , I W 's , , 2 i at Qlllass Baby QEIi3ahetb Qtanfurh lure jfehruarp 14th, 1920 ZBauglJter of 9. EL. lure, ex:'2O 74 v Z' v4'e.ag'4 -1 .. gi I ' P55 L fl-i I-JI 1 - 'Ili q,V P1 - 1 'H . ssrfe-.1 -S S' 6 55 A il! rllil Q frf- f-T A . X Il -Ili' A QEpiIugue As a gay young colt, unbridled and unbroken, full of energy and of energy only, the Class of H920 appeared four years ago at the gates of Brown and, leaping them, cantered down the road to learning. Now full in the center of the way, now shying to the ditch on one side or breaking away to bite off poppies in the meadows on the other, sometimes ambling docily, sometimes hurtling in mad gallop through the dust clouds, sometimes bucking and rearing from sheer deviltry, we have not been an unmittigated comfort to our grooms and hostlers and much of the joy we brought them they wearily wait for retrospection to disclose. God wot it may: that resting on the slack reins of that lesser breed, our followers, they may think back, these hoary pedagogs, and thinking smile, and smiling cry, There was a noble train ! ' What we have done here matters little. At least we have been saved, 1' or foui vital years from the whirlpool of responsible living, and the cares of the world which, had we plunged into them as little boys, would have stultified and dulled us, east us, visionless, into side eddies for the remainder of our days, we now as big boys, fresh, intrepid, strong boys, may Gnd a higher purpose in and by our very self-assurance move to meet it. W e have played at being men as in our infancy we played at soldiers. We have bossed each other, declaring with complacent finality what was what. We have created positions of honor that we ourselves might fill them, appointed leaders and then gone each his own way. We have taken stands, that we might feel in- sulted when forbidden them, and criticised with nonchalance our seers. We have seized our chins and sought to pull our beards into beingg but schools are schools, however big they be, and all within them children. Our memories will not gather about what we have done here or what we have accumulated here so much as around the thoughts that came to us and the hopes and aspirations we dared in these glad years maintain. Here, says the shade of our decrepit age, in this dark by-street I skulked as a Freshman, frail, frightened, bewilderedg seeing a Sophomore in every passer by and an enemy in every Sopho- more. . . . In this room I lived the second year. From its windows I 75 C - Qliy wa, P1 P A- ' Z ' Qu 5 ll! Ill Q. Q P s ,, I El L' ping If 1 :!!l?Q6'-J looked out upon my kingdom. Life was pep, and pep -I Wonder what we really thought pep was? .... From these upper library windows I remem- her I watched a sunset, as a junior, surprised that it should hold meg and I began to speculate somewhat upon the life beyond the campus ..... And, here, a Senior, I wrote my paper on How to Live Rightly and Wl1e1'e Our Conventions are Archaic. Not for our halls, not for our friends, not for our idle ease will Brown be dear in memory, but for the selves we were when here we dwelt and trusted in the goodness of the world. TH x'- -4,-54, 1' ,. f xi, WLM Sluninr jllilnrning in the iiunnb num When Blonde Knightie tmost nights are blaekj endeavored to call the caf- feine soaked members of '21 to order, he had bedlam indeed to conquer. Judge Stearns thought. that he knew more about parliamentary procedure, even if Reg- inald Stevens could talk Aristotle to an armchair. Gale Noyes, his fingers itching for a piano, or a muffin, or something music-al, garglyingly asked little Lauren Tinker what color neekties were in vogue this season. Ask Al, he knows was all the black demigod ol' the dress suit would reply, and Uannie Pink-ham, impelled by a curiosity as great as his lack, of perspieaeity poked his nose in his eollee and found it red hot. Ken -Iohnson and Red Robbie, two vin rouge reliets from '10, insisted on black eottee and demanded order. ln the army, they drooled, one eouldn't do a thing without orclerg nor drink, either. Howell Young paused in unserambling his eggs long enough to relate the siege ol' the Zete House, while Seneca Sam and his side-kick Oden guided the befuddled Y. D. away from the bar. Meanwhile one could hear the crunching of the cereals from Brown 's leaders in the anti-Ifem- inistie movement, men like Freddie Collins, Allleek, Burrhaus, and Gwynne, strong, able virile men they were. But of a sudden in bounced Winsome George Maeready, who, with a Shimmy worth at least a shiver, announced a la English IIS, Gentlemen-T and stray remnants of '20, '22, and '23, allow meg The Hellenic duo, Zubriski's only rivals, the embodiment of the physieally present and the mentally absent, Messrs. Dodge and Bishop, in their delightfully immodest sketch 'Why the flag-pole sta.yed', or, in other words, 'The wreck of Middle I-Iope'. tPandemonium fortissimum, dishes, erusts, but not exeuntj Ashby thought he could see a better tlegj show in the sink, and it was late anyway, so with dear George Potter and Christine Cuddebaek strolled off with mutual dreams of world nnaneial conquest. Baldridge, late and temperamental as ever, rushed in humming My Leather-coated Maid and eonsiderately tand absent-mindedly?j smoothed Stan Smith's mop until he found it was naturally 70 Z1 vt-faw.4 -1 - 'fel if ' Q - F H 7 ' gl'lw'a-as fr ag e ' 'l il in il!l Q . -,, f- L ,Ill curly. Pete being near by, he fell to kidding him about his nose. Your nose Knows quoted Bohg but Pete clid.n't Cand naturally eouldn'tJ see the point. And here the bell rang. Beginning softly, sweetly, scarce heard above the clown rush of food and drink, it rose in splendor and volume until its strident. tongue wagged even faster and longer than all the breakfast devouring boecal appendages of the juniors. lllustrating the triumph of mind over matter, they stoieally gath- ererl their hooks, and starting in high, gradually slowed down to low, before arriv- ing at the first stop for sleep and repose, there to dream when '2l should rule the world, and college, and Deans, and proffs, and exams, and all other such annoy- anees Wouldn't mean a blinkety-blink-blank thing. S0 I 1921 Glass Gffiners RALPH CHASE KN IG l'I'l' ............................. ........... l 'rusiflenl GEORGE HENRY ADAMS .... ..,. P 'iq-SL.V-icg-P1-esillmg SAMUEL LA DUE DAVIS ....... .... I Wound V 'lftflf-I?7'L'S'f1ll5Ill HENRY WILFRID 'l'E'l'ERSON . . . .,... A ...... Scc1'vlm'y RUSSELL PHILLIPS JONES . . . ,,., Trcasurcy Qtlass Cnibeer R1zIy R-o R1:Ly R-o BIIU-No Brown Brown Brown '21 '21 ll Folmlcs SAMI'soN ADAM fb 1' A Glconow HIQNIIY ADAMS fb I' A GIIANVILIIII BURNS AIIIILIQCII dv T JOHN WIIIMfJ'F ALImIuI-I'I' A A fb IIOBERT FIIIIIQMAN AI,I,IsoN B GTI 'l'ImcY WII.I4IAM AMES fb I' A CHARLES VICTOR ANIJEIISON 4 EIIMIIII GIQQIIGE AnMs'I'IzoNcI Glcolwm RIQCIINALD ASI-IBEY A fb Glass Skull ,Sl . Cmmam, Ct Lakewood, N. J . Yonkers, N. Y Rahwny, N. J St. Jolmsbury, Vt- N ew London, Ct Framingham, Mass Rahway, N. J . Norwich, Ct ,J v4sf.w9.,4 -1 .. 4 ,.. J 1 L. il-2 QLEQ 'ul Ihiliamgi-, 5 - 5 'L , , fll!.' fQl!l2 J Q, ,Q ,. N ' ,Ill qlll 6 ROIII Rl RI FD llvAI DILIDKII A T JOIIN GARDNER BEAIIAN fbK CYISORGE BICIIWI1' . . NIARS PAUL BISHOP fl-KIII . CARL AUGUST BJORKIIUND fbA 9 . STANLEY 'FIIAYIGR BLACK B UH PIIILIII PEARCE BORDEN, 0 AX HAICRY NIKIKIIES BOUREAU A T . PAUL THEOIJORIIJ BRADY, JR. A A fb JAMES EDWARD BRIIIHLIN B011 . HOWARD GEORGE BREWER K 22 . . WILIIIABT THOMAS BRIOIIRIMAN, JR. I--I AX HAllRY 'llURNl'IR BROADISENT A '1' S2 . ALFRED COIIVIN BROOKS A A41 . EARLE MILTON BROWN ZW . FREDERICK GREGORY BROWN MALCKJIIM CHRIS'I'Ol'lII'1R BROWN . W ILLIAM RUHEILT BIIERIIAUS fb A 0 TIIOMAH FRANCIS BURKE 41K . GORDON I RANI4LIN BURR K 2 . THEODORE PIUIRIINII BUSH 'IIA O . FLOYD WARREN BUHWELL 22 X CAESAR 'FIIOMAH CAMIIIO . luICHAlCL CANTON . . ARTHUR SILVIO CAI'U'I'I A 'l' A LOUIS EDWIN CARD E X . CJIGORKHG HENRY CARR EX . JOIIN WILLIAM CHAPMAN . SIDNEY S'I'UAR'I' CLINE AK E . EDGAR GEORGE COCIIRANE . . DANIEII WIIICCJX COIICI-:SHALL fb I' A CHARLES LEO COHIGN . . . MORRIS LOUIS GOI-IIIIN . . ALLAN BRE'r'rIIERO COLIIY A A fb FltEDl'lR.lCK SE'I'II COLLINS A A fb . ZRICHAILD I'lHNRY COOLIDIIE fb I' A LAWRENCE MARK CORCORAN 'PK . WAI4'Pl'Ilt FREEMAN CRAWFORD WIIILIAINT HENRY CRAXVFORD Afb . JOIIN .IOHEIRI ANTI-IONY CSEPICIIY . CllR.lS'I'H'1 l'lLS'l'0N CUDDEIIACK QIKW CIIARIIICS ICMERHON IJAVIS A fb . SAMUEL LA DUE DAVIS AK E YVESLEY LAWRENCE DEDRICK R,0BEK'1' -KELLAM DIGWEY dv I' A VLADIMIR 'l'RII'I-ION DIMI'I'ROIf'E' HAli0I.D ALPHICUS DODGE 1111011 . lVlc:KOcspOI'1., PR. . l'I'OviIlOI1CO PI'OviIleIIcc . ClIiCzI.g1O, Ill. lllllgllillll, Mass. . l'Rwl.IIckCl, l'O1't.:-IInOIIt.lI, N. II. MOOreSl.OwII, N. J. . I'RliszIfl0. N. J. l'I'OviIlcnI:c . Cromwell, Cl.. Dighion, Mews. . l'I'OvirlcIIcc . Rzxhwary, N. J. . Vamllcy Falls Newburgh, N. Y. Gouvcrnmur, N. Y. . Edgewood Pzuvlvllckct . PI'OviclCIICc . Mzmlmlcn, Mass. PrOvicleIII:c . l'I'OviclcIIr'O . llulyokc, lVIRss. . Providclmc . NRI'I'zII.:RI1sel,t Pier South C:m1ne1'buI'y, CL. . . .Providelu-O . Amcnian, N. Y. . PI'OviclrrIII:c . Bristol PI'OvidclIcc . Providence . Fair Haven, N. J. Cronin Bll,I'I'lllI.CUOIl Mass. . . H!lI'fIf!ll'Cl, Ct. W:-st Sp1'iIIgHeId, Mass. . . Pnwtuckct . Brimlueport., Ct. . l'I'OviIlcIIcc New York, N. Y. . . Etlgcvvoocl . P0lIgl,'llli0CDSl0, N. Y. . Providence New London, Ct. . North Scituate Westbrook, Me. 9. E5 Fi-SAQMQQ 5 .. Z9- KL Ill I Q .4 I 1 . --, 1 n Q ' A A V .g Q. 1, 1 ff JK JOI-IN R,0lilGIt'I' DORI-IR A A fb . CARLTON LR ROY DUNIIAIII OAX IIAROLD GIIIIIS 1'IAH'l'MAN 'IIA O CIIARLI-Is BRAYTON ldnm' A T . NA'l'lIIKN WIIIIIIS IQIIINON, 2n AAID LLOYD CI,U'rI4I ELY IIIT . IIAROLII R.Ic'nARn lCsI-RY AAfI- GIIIORIII-: PAUL l ARRIfILL IIIK IIAROLD ADAM 1 AULKNI+:R K 22 WAYNR Moom' FAIINCR fb 1' A CIIARLRS JOIIN FISH 0 AX . . WIIIIIIAM JOSRIII-I l I'rzGIIIIIoN AK E LAwRI':Nr'If: Rooms l oO1-R B011 . IJARRY ALIIXANDIIR FOIUVIAN S'l'UAR'l' FORS'I'ALL 'lf T . IJldLBl'lR'1' ORRIHON l+'UI.LI-:R A A fl- . 1'll41NIl.Y ICZRA GALLUI' EN . LAWRIINOR fjU'l'HlT GATES . IIRNRY Clwonrnc IJAVID DUNc'AN PAUL AIIRAIIAM ARUADIA GIURA LIILON GOLImIIII:RcI . . GIHGICN Boll GIIIIHGIUI' . . GII,frIIIIIs'r, Jn. K 22 GIIIFRI, . . FRANK OSWALD 1 I.IN'I' GIcINNIcI.L . . . 'IYIIOMAS CORKYURAN GUNNING A X A AIHLAM ICVAN GWYNNIQ A Adv . YVILLIAM WORTH IIALL A T . . Illdltlildwl' LEONARD IIAMIILPJTON ZZ A ELMER RAYMOND IIIIIIINO, A T . PAUL 1'IERRIO'l 1' Afb . . FRI-:DImIoK W IGSTON I'IOIvIfMAN RANK . osm-II -o U ' . . 1 I S II NAN I lx EVlGliIG'l I' VAN RIQNSALLAIIR Hoon A l RIan LORIN I'l'SCI'INEll K 22 . . N IGWTON .IIIIIIIRRSON JACKSON 22 X ROGER PRIRCIII JIINKS ZIV . liI'1NNE'1'II DIGWIGY JOIINSON Zxlf ILUHSICLL PHILLIPS JONIIS A T l'InwARIJ Rosool-: IYICNT . . RIIIOINALIJ S'I'IcvIINs KIMIIALL B UII ILALPH CIIASI-I KNIOIIT A 'I' I2 . ICOWARD MILTON KULMAN . RUSSELL ICRNIQHT LARKIN ZXI1 . WALTIIR BIIRORR LIIONARI: A T S2 . FRRD AL'rON LOUOIIIII B OII . FRANK CARTIN LYNOII T . 83 Z QA . Irvington, N. J. . PI:1.inficlIl, N. J. . ,llnI'lJ'orIl,Cl,. , I . l I'0VidCll!?l, Lynn, Mass. . SI'lIoIIov1nIly, N. Y. New York, N. Y. . Puwt' nckot. . Exist Provirlenco . . Providollcc. South Swullscn, Mass. . Now York, N. Y. . Pnwt nckvf Brooklyn, N. Y. NIOIIM-l:I.iI', N. J, . Liberty, Mo. . Dnniolson, Ct.. . Boston, Mass. . Danielson, Cla. . Snnnnit, N. J. . . Nownrk, N. J. . NI-w Bomlforxl, M Rss. Providonco . Pnwt nckvt. Norwood, Mass. Mass. Fall River, Now York, . Pl'OViKl0llC0 flOfTst,Own, llauxkcnsnok, NI J. . Chicago, Ill. Pawtucket, Providence . Pl'0Vid0llC0 W:1l'vI'lmI'y. Ct. Dorchester, Mnss. . Miclcllohoro, Mass. . East Milton, Mass. . Eclgowoocl l'I'ovidoIIcc . . . Newport . NI-wbnryport, Mass. . Provifloncc . Georgetown, Mass. . . Providence . St-. Johnsbnry, Vt. Somerset, Mass. N. Y. N. H. YL. '25 Z A9 u-4.1. taaw.-.41 .. if I.:-4 - . nv-N 4 - 'V - !li'Ff'M:-A-A 'vi S ' 9 - A Lil! -.Ili Q 7 ,- ,. f U X L ,Ill -ll' HI+:IIIsIcR'1' ICLDICN MAOUOMIIIIQ AX A BIcN.IAMIN WILLIAM MOKENDALI. EN IQOUEIVI' CIIAIII.Ic:-I MOKIQNNRY EN cll'10RlH'l KIsNNIa'I'II MAIIDONALD fb l'A BIIN'rI.IcY MAOIcIN'I'OsII fb 1' A . ,lfJIINIcs'I' STUAIIT MAIvMII.I.AN III l' A GIIIOIIIIR PEABODY NIACICEADY, JR. Aflv HAROLD EINAR MAIINUHON EN . .IOsIcI'II BIERAKNI' MAKANNA A X A H RIIDIcII'I' HIKIIOIIIJ MAIIKS . . VINCIQNT MlI.I1ARD MESICIIVIG COR STANLEY MIIAIIS K E HAROLD UIIIf:s'I'IcII MILLS . ICI,nRIIJuIc ALDRN NIINAIID A T AI.I RIcD MOCIIAU 17110 . .IOI-IN JOSRPII MIICOIO . JOEL MAIi'PIN NICHtJI,S, JR. . MAILK ALVIN NIC7Kl'2RSON A X A ROBERT GALE NOYl'IS A fb . EDWARD GERARD 0,CONN0li fb K . OLOF GUSTAF ODDN 6 A X . . IIAYMOND EI.I.swOR'I'II l'AI.MIsR ZW FIIIJDIIIRIOK ROIIRR PATY . . HI-:NRY WILIFRIQD PI1:'I'IcIIsON A 'I' Sl l11DwARD JIIDSON PIIIQLIIII A A fb MAUIIICIII MI'I'c:IIIaI.I. PIKI: K E IJANIEL ROOIIIIII-1 PINKIIAM AK E HARRISON Dl'II.ANO RI4:KD'I'sON GORDON xVOLCO'l 1' ROAI-' A'l' S2 HIIOII R,0Bl'llt'I'SON 0 A X . . WlLI.lAA1 BOWMAN IIOHINSON K E EDWARD BERTII4: IIYDER, .l R. li UH .IONAS SALLI-VI' .... HIIINIIIIIA GADSDIIN SAMHUN 0 A X . JAMES CIIIf:S'I'I-:R ScO'I I' 0 A X HAROLD LINIJOLN SIIELDON . AIIRAIIAM ISRAEL SI-IULMAN . HAROLD S'I'AN'I'ON SMI'I'I-I 0 AX NORMAN BRI'I I'ON SOWELI, B011 . MYLIQS S'I'ANDIsII Afb . . . 'RALIIII Dm IIILLE STANDISII fIIA0 PIOWARD BIII:KNIcI.I. S'I'IcARNs AK IC GIIOIIOR ALFRED STRINHoIf'I1' . PRESTON TAIILIQY STDI-IIENSON A K E .IOI-IN IQANDOLPH S'I'IsvIf:Nss EN . RAYMOND SOMIQRB STITES fl' E K . IIIQNRY NEWRLI. SUNDI-:RLAND 6 A X QQ!-I I 8-1 Sl.Ollghf.Ull, Mass. . PI'OviIl0nuc . rl'I'0llt'.0ll, N. J. ICIIHII 1'I'OvidcIIco . SIIILFOII, Mass. l':Iwt.IIc:kut l'I'OvidcIIcIs . Poniinc l5zuIgOI', Mc. Providence . CI':l.l1SfI0II . SIISSCX, N. J. . Pnwtmkct. DOI'I:lIcst.cr, Mass. l'Ins.t H:I.I't.fOI'd, C II. . IIYIHZLIISVHIC Attleboro, Mass. . Pawtucket . V Norwich, Ct. Providence . PrOvideIIcO . Pzuvtuckct PlyIIIOIIl'.h, Mnss. Quincy, Mass. Roclclxulcl, Mass. . l,l'0ViCl0llC0 . Lynn, hall-HH. New Boclf0I'cl, Mnss. Ncwbxlrypurt, Mass. East. Milton, Mass. . l'rOvid0IIcO . PlRiIIficIcl, N. J. Alu! lCb0l'0, Mass. New York, N. Y. .lcfTIII'sOIIville, PIL. . . Phenix . P1'OviflOIIcO NOOIIIIIIIII, Mnss. MOOI'Ost.OWII, N. J. . l'rOviclOIIcu . H.uIIOvOI', Ct. Proviclcelwc I'I'OviclOIIcQ LynII, Mass. . Pl'0Vif1CllCC . l'I'OvidcncI: Fall Rivclf, Mass. .J P1392 -A ni .. Z' - J '7 J 1 Y' gli'i,'aujs,,g4w,3 s ' Y Q u fu' -ui ' Q Y if A f X- Li Ili fn' I If l'JVl'1IlI'1'l l' I AI'Il'lllLlC'l'lC SWI'llfI'l' K 22 Awnlclm Clccrxl, 'l'.n'I.on AK E EDWIN Lxcwls 'l'uonN'1'oN . IJAROLD LAu1ucN 'l'iNK1cu K 22 Wu.l.l.m AN'ruoNY 'l'ow1.i-:, Jn. ZW M .-wumm Jour-rs W.m'rm.-iN . GASTON MAurmvm YYl'IlNS'I'I'lIN ROIKIGIUI' JOHl'1l'I'I XVICLHII . H ilzulmlvr ALEXANDER W l4ZS'l' JouN Josmu Wurrx-: A T . YVILLIAM WAr.'r11:n Wmcox, Ju. JAY MAYO Wu,I,I.xMS . . KNowr.'1'oN Mlcfxn Woonuv A 'I' S2 . ICl.M1cn l'A1umu NVlillil'l'l' . Woomvowvu Wlucurl' . . HAuo1.n B.u.l,Ann Ylcfvrou K Z2 . Ilmvmm. Tuomfxs Youur: Zwlf Pi-:'m-zu PAUL Zuiuusuv fl1K . Qggosgw JUG 99' a u S5 Proviclouco Providuuc-0 . Paiwtllc-kat Nushuu, N. H. Nvwlu1rypol't., Muss. . 'l'ilt.ou, N. H. New York, N. Y. . i'i1li30Il, Ohio Iflopkiutou, Muss. .M-lullfic City, N. J. . Wnldcu, N. Y. . Monmouth, Ill. . Auburu, Mo. . Auburn PI'0Vi4il'll1'0 Damien, Ct. Providence Providence X 1? - lx q - x , ' mg 9 wuz. N, -Mu:-ff M . ' ,'f '2'f'1 - ff . Az rw - 5 . -,xi h ,W 44 .4- .v A K: - . ' xt. Q x lllll' ., -E l ll 1, ,WZJ5 ii T ll? 59 Z llluqu 1 .,.. ill s mllllllllll lllw ' q N at qii.-was j V ii A 1922 When the Roll is called up yonder We'll be there. Here neath the elms so stately tall, Drawn by the nation's battle cry, We gathered in the early fall Prepared to fight, to serve, to die. Thus in a few lines of beautiful poetry, the soul, the passion, the inspiration, the superiority tover the young saplings of the succeeding yearj, and the various, vivaeious, vigorous, vociferous, vying, vivid vauntings of the invincible Sophomore Class is verily visualized. They entered their role as collegians midst the din of battle Cfalling ash-cansl, plague, and famine. But after a season in which they served their country faith- fully, steadfastly, and illustriously in the hard fought battle of Rimy V idge, peace came to the world and these young men turned homeward to their families, discarded the armor of war and took on the armor of husbandry, science, etc, But aside from the reereative enjoyment of attending classes many of these seasoned veterans took upon themselves to gain reputation for their college by offering to it their brain, brawn, and personality in supporting the Activites Studientesn of their Alma Mater. Two giants by birth, one named JohnStone and the other ShirtLel't earned laurels on the gridiron. The former gained still more fame as a tanker , and the latter threw any who came against him in the mat. One ShirtLcft was also of poetic bent and it was prophecyed that if he continued to write verses for the next hundred years, the English department might consent to read one of his rhythmic, ramping rhymes at the end of said time. Army ArmStrong was also a hercu- lean figure on the mat. J. PeckHam, E. EatSon, Abie Moody, and Arthur the miller played at the game of baseball. The last named and another called Harold Mallory won fame as basket-ballers in the Lyman Gymnasia. Three of the younger boys of the class, Cyclone Gale, Stanley Walter Holt, and G. Drew Smith wrestled with temptation and each other until their muscles became manly enough to win for them places on the wrestling team. S9 I - 1l Sn v .r P1 f n - ' . z !l 5- Y - ,, - int sim Q, 6 1 2-5 ' ill' iill- I I L 4 1 And on the track none was more fleet of foot than were Jack Murphy and Wal- ton C. Forstall who hailed from the high lands of jersey and Milton Glover did throw the discus almost one-half as far as his senior predecessor. Among those who devoted themselves to the more material things of life such as wine, women, and song were found the names of Walt Rolland, cricket Moxham, and- Chetty Stackpole. Bradford Oxnard who hailed from the me- tropolis of Rehobeth brought the Pool Championship of the college home to '22, L. Spaulding Chick, and Kendrick B. Brown did use the Daily Herald as an instrument whereby their magnanimous personalities might be used in making the college authorities to see the light. In debating, Chaffee, Gerstenlauer, Paxton, and Copeland won renown. VVhen they oped their mouths no dog barked'-It didn't get a chance. And there were also songsters and men who caused a great uproar with their instruments: Ev Sarles, Max Sherman, Chalmers, Bonoll, McAllister, and Hibbard. Truly the agony was very great when these birds got together. And also prominent mention must be given to a very famous member of that class, whose family dates back to the times when women Hrst had ailings and medicine-makers first advertised in neswspapers Mr. Charles Hacker Pinkham, formerly of Lynn, Massachusetts and now of the Lynn Club, Brown University. Charles also is a legerdemain artist and a somewhat accomplished player of the tuba. Inasmuch as there were many men in the class who intended to enter the ministrey, a club was formed to spread abroad propaganda of Bawlshevisem under the garb of the clergy. The Charter Members of said club were A. Nelson Grant, D. Ives Higley, A. Alvin Gaffney, L. Leo Dcstremps, C. Slater Newhard, Sedgwick R. Ryno, Clarence Winsor, Barnaby McAuslan, and C. Manton Eddy. julian Eltinge and li. H. Sothern gazed with envy upon the stage acting of Tom Corcoran, Ted Sweet, Albion Tripp, and Bob Appleton. Five members of this class did proceed to become Managers of the famous Brown Athletic Teams after a hard fought battle with others from their class who did compete with them. These victors were Fred Baurenfeind, Fred Brack, Doc Chesbro, the worthy prexy of the class, ,lack Fawcett, and Chapey Newhard. They did deserve much credit for attaining these honors. And once again the Freshman Banquet was held, much to the delight of the warriors of '22. They met the onslaught of the youngsters, whom they had often subdued before, with great bloodshed and slaughter. Now we close the record of the class of H722 during the year l9l9-1020, and await with eagerness the news of the illustrious records to be made by its members during the next year. 90 I - 1922 Klang Gfficers .If IH N ERIC FA WCE'l l' .....................,........... ........... P rasiflmll FRED BA UREN FEI N D ......... , , , 1171-.IL Ifnifjff-l,1'lfS'ill1fIIl ROBERT W l LLIA M M OXI IA M .... .... I Qwcmul Won-I'1'f:s1'flffnl JOSEPH EDWARD BEAGAN .... 'FHEODORE LAWTON SWEET RICHARD IVARREN ALLEN . . RoIzRR'r AI.DI-:N AI'I'I.I-:'roN ZNI' . FRIQDIIRIII KRNNI-:'I'I-I ARMSTRONG EK . ICIINIIS1' IAUDLOW BAIN'I'oN . . WARIEICN EDWARD BAKER A 'I' S2 . RoBIcR'r KNIGHT HARD . MILTON MARCUS BATES AK E FRED BAURIQNFIQIND flvKNI1 . . .losnvlx EDWARD BI-:AoAN 'DK . IVALTER PUTNAM BDRRYMAN IIIKIII FRANCIS CRANII BIDWELII Adv . AIITHUII EDWIN B.IonIc1,UND 'DA 0 Glass Ctibeer Ifl'll-lI0ll IlL Rah !-Rah! Brown! - '22 - '22 OIIMK Bull 91 . . . . . . . .SecrehI1'y . . . .7'1'cfwI11'rer . VVickf0I'd Pawtucket . Ymmtic, Ct. Proviclencc . Providence . Brooklyn, Ct. . Lynn, Mass. Glen Head, N. Y. . Providence .Wostbrook, Mn. . Norwiclx, Ct. IIinglmIII, Nlnss. .4huaqWh4lI- J 'f 1 '!MliFFNMiQy0sg3 6 ' .Ag m.mS A A . ffA' X L' LII ani I A -Avy-I WVILLIAM BRAY'I'ON IRVINO BLAIQD EN . JAMES ROIIIcR'I' IZLAND IDZK . PAUL BERNARD liI,Oc'HIf1II, J ISRAEL BLOOM . . LEO ICDWARD BONOI-'I-' . FRANCIS lflI,MII:R l5OO'I'II Adv R. fl' K 'I' lJOUHliAS i,Il'1liSON BOYD fb 1' A . l RIcIII-:RICK VVILLIAIW BIIAOK -lv 1' A WlI4lIlAM IIICNRY ISROMAOIII K E . KIQNDRIOK BIQNJAIIIIN BROWN ZW PHILIP MRADIQR BROWN ROLAND DfXNIl'II, BROWN fbK RALI-II SAWYICR BROWN A A fb XVILLIAM LINTON BULKI-1I,IcY ZIV . EDWARD A LIIIf:R'I' BULIIOCK LAUIIIN DIIIILIZY ISUMPUS Aflf 11Ol3l'IRT .IOSI-:PH BURGII K 2 CIIARLIIIS IIARRINIITON CAIIILL JAMIIIS HAROLD CAIIIPR1cI.I, 'DKNY . MARTIN CAIIII'R1cI,I, A'l' A WAliIlI'ZN IQIISSICLL CANIIIIIIQLL . NIAIISIIALL l'IOI'I-:WIcLL CANNI-:LL 'DAO . l'IIcIcIII':R'I' ALTON CIIAFI I':If: K E . PAUL NIAYNARD CIIALMIIIRS Kb ill WAlLlildN fl'IcIvII'I,Ic CIIANDLIQR A A 111 LAIVIIIQNCII l':LLICliY CIIAI-MAN 22 X JOHN ALDIQN Cl-IICSIGIIRO 0 A X LOUIS SI,AIII.DINI: CIIII-If A CI-IAIcI,Icsl.?OI,Ic ZIV . A cl: EARL II'AIRI:IIILD CONNl4l'l I' E N . CLAIR MOKINLIQY CONzII:I,IvI.-IN A 'I' A S'I'UAR'I' PULLIVIAN W ESI' COOKE ZIV RALIAII WARREN COI'I':LAND A'l' A 'PIIOMAS GARIJINIIIR COILCORAN 'l'IIoIIIAS COIPFIN CROSIIY 23 X . CLIFFOIID TI-IOMAS CROWTIIIQII fb I' A PIOWARD CTROUJII CUMIIIINIIS flvK . ALFIIIIIJ JAM IIIS ClIli,R.Y fb K WALTIIIR MAOIIRAY D.ANllQIIS A 'l' A AUSTIN MORRIS DAVIIIIH A'l' A . IGRNI-:ST DRAN DAWSON GIQORIIIII DAWSON, JR. E X EDWARD WILLIAM DAY LAWRRNOIIL S'I'ROU'I' IDAY IJAROLD EUOIQNR DIGADY CORNIQLIUS IIOBINSON me G LOUIS LI-IO DIQSTIIIIIIIIIIS fIfK OIGI' A'I'A . 92 I Wollaston, Mass. Brooklyn, N. Y. Jersey City, N. Y. . Providenicu . Mzulison, Ct. COI'IIW:Lll, N. Y. . Lee, Mass. . SOIIIIII Norwalk, Ct.. 'l'lIOmpSOnvillO, Ct. . Nilllgatllifii, Ct, . Providence . Coluliestcr, Ct.. I3I'OOkliIIc, MILSS. . Dauibury, Ct. . Cc:IIt1':Il FIIIIS . Boston, Mass. .wVCSi1bl'00k, Me. Fall River, Mass. Youngstown, Ohio . . Newark, N. J. NOPHI COIIILSSM., MOSS. l'I'OviclOIIr:I- Scukonk, MIISS. LIIIISLIOIVIIO, Pu. Si. Louis-I, Mo. Provimlcncr- Providence BOSIOII, Mass. . PI'OvidOI1cu iX'l0l'l'iSi0Wll, N. J. . I5I'iSt.Ol, Ct. . Providence Czunpcllo, MIISS. . l'ILWl1IrIket . Duluth, Minn. Pnwmrzkclv Wu:-Il. SpI'inI,gficld, Mass. P1'OviIlOIIcO . Provimluiicc . C.OI1shOIIOckOII,Pu. . Provideiicc Providcilcu . Mcshmitvicliin MOlI'Os0, Mass. i,l'0Viii0llC0 . PI'OviIleIIce PiH.SfiuIrl, Mass. I Z1 v4-f,Ws..4 4 e Z' if Alf 1 . 'gb p. a Q , L A -1? 'E . I Q T Q NM. Q ,,,- ,Qin X L ,Ill .III I JIIIIN BIIWIIIAN JJIUK 'II l'A . CIIAIILIIIN GIQIIIIIIIII Dum. . 'l'IIrIMAs WAI.'I'IIN DoI'I.I-I dwli JI-:SSI-I l'Il,'l'INH Dulims A A41 AIITIIIIII UI-IIf:s'I'I':II IJIIIIIPIIIQ 0 A X CI.AIII-:Now NIANTON ICDDY A'l' Sl AI.I.IIN ANIIIIIQY ICINIIIDIIIII . JAIIIIQS GIIOSVIQNOII IGDAIIINDS HAIIoI.D MARIQN ICDWAIIDS . HAmII.D LAMPREY EI.I.HwoII'I'II RUSSIQIIII HOUIII-I EMMO'l I' ZIV I IIANKI,IN CIIAIIIJIIS lC'I'I-:SDN ZNI' RAYIIIIIND .IIISIIIIIII I AIIIIIf:I.L, fllli JIIIIN lCIIIIv I Awf1Ia'I I' Il' 'Y' . AII'I'IIUIc IIIIJNIII' FIIINI-III AIIIIAIIAIII FIcI,DIsIAN . . IJAVID MAXWIQIIII lI'III.DMAN . LYNN ISIIIAIIIIQII I IIII.I.oIv:-I EN W AI.'I'oN CLARK l oIIs'I'AI.I. All T JAIIII-:s GIIIIDON FIIIIINCII 22 X :'AR'l'llUR JIIINSINII FIIIIII' BON AI,vIN AIIMY GAFIIINIIIY . l':LI.SW0ll'l'lI GALIII A A fb . RIIIII-1II'I' f:l'1liS'l'l'lNl.AlIl41Il fb I' A ISIIUNI S'I'IIAII'I' GII.I'IIIII:-I'I' 'IIKXI' MIIJIWIN IIUIIII GI.ovI'III OAK LI-:I-II,II+: BIIWIIIN Gow A'l' A . :AlC'I'llIIIt NIQIISIIN GIIAN'I' . WII.I.IAIsI PIKIQ GIIAvIcs ZIV . CIIAIIICNUI-I SI-I-:ImY GIIAI' 0 A X AVIIN DIIIIIILAS GIIIQI-IN IIIKNII EAIII, l'II.I.sIIUIIY GIIICIIINIQ IDKIII RIIIIIAIIII DIQMINII GIIIIIIIINII HAI! WILLIAM UIIACI4: GIIIIIIIINI-I JII. A Afb IIIIIIIIII-:II'I' R.I':cIINAI.IJ GIIIMSIIAW SAIII. SIDNI-:Y GIIIISSIIIIAN . FIIIQIIIIIIIIII WI1,I.IAIII GUIIIIIN A X A CIIAIIDIIIS JAIsIIcs GUIIID IIIKIII DIIIIIIIIIIS VIc:'I'oII GrIII.I.I'IIIIIc'I I'Ia flv JIIIIN 'I'IIoAI.-I:-I l'IAcvIiI-:'I I' . ICINIAII llAvI-is HAIIIMIIND, JII. Nl' T HIQNJAIIIIN PIIJAIICIII IIAIIIIIS, JII. Il' JIIIIN BAIIII HAIIVIIII IIAX . EDIIAII Joslcl-I-I HAsIiI':I.I. . FI.oIIIMAN MASON llA'I'IIAwAx' E N WAI.'I'IcII HII.I.S HIIIIIAIIII fbAH IDONALD lvlcs IJILILIIIY K E . K 925 l':Iwl.IIckct . l'I'nviI'lcIIce . l'I'nviIlI'IIoe New l':Il1z, N. Y. l :Ill Rivc-I', Mass. . I'I'm'iIlI:IIcIs l'I:Isl I'I'0vicluIIcI: l'iHslIIII'gII, Pu. ElIIIlIIIrsi., N. Y. . Edgewood . NN0oIIsorIkct l il.clIlIIII'g, Mass. . C0II1I':Il l :Ills YcIIIIIgslowII. Ohio . PI'ovidu1If:c . Providence I II.ll River, Mass. l aIll R-iV0l', Mass. . MoIItcl:Iir, N..I. . PI'oviduIIcc .X1.l:IIIf.ic City, N. J. l :Ill River, Mass. . l,2HVf'Ill0k0t l'I'm'idvIIuc Lynn. Mass. . l'I'oviduIII'II - R.clIolIotJI. Mass. . Uxforll, PII. . Pvambody, Mass. . Xv2Lf0l'f0l'll, Ct. . Lynn, Mass. .'UJ'J0lJOI'0, NIIINS. . PI'ovicluIII:c . l'rIIvifIuIII'o Rlllll0I'f0l'll. N. J. . I'I'oviIloIIc'c NV o1'c0slAcI', Mass. Attl0b0I'0, MIIIHS. . P:IIvl1IIckI't. PI'0vicluIIf'c . PI'DvirlvIIr-c . Pl'0VilI0llI'0 R.IIlIlIc1'foI'cl, N. J. . Pl'0Vid0llCC West Paris, Mu. 1x42IllCh0SfICl', Cl.. . limnforcl, Cl'-. 'Z- '2L-j -LJ? Q lu I ' ' I -lwmg. .gag e ' ' L A 'F 4? 'E . A g f , ill. Ll!! Q -- ,ff ' X L ,llw 'll 6 WAr.'rnm S'1'AN1.wv Hom' A A fb Crmnmcs Hovlcms . . AMNoN l'1YMAN Iionvrrz . . xvILI.lAM MAm-:n.u,L Ilowmm AK E Nl1II.HfJN CO'l l'li.l'Jl.L I'Iox:-4114, Ju. . I'IAlmlsoN limuwws lIUN'rooN, Ju. NI' EnNms'1' ICMA .... IIIGNRY Isla . SAMUEL Isswnms . . W.u.'mn Hurxs JILLSUN fIwK 111 . Howmm F1f:ss1cNn1aN .IouNsoN fb A 0 G mouum Commw Joi-1Ns'1'oN1c AK E Romm'1'V1ccu'1'1aN .lowes A'l' A . FIQANCIS Joslcvu JORDAN X11 T Howfum A1.msoN Kr-:NYoN . FRANK EDWARD KILLIAN . HYNIAN Mowrlmon KlLAVl'J'I'SKY . CQIGOINIIG T.A1'omAN.lIAN . LAWIHGNCIC So1.oN Lmmv . I'IAnol.n ICNUT LARSON fb 1' A . CIIARLICS 'l'ulcouo1uc LAZUIHG Bull BlCll'l.'RAND MUm,oY L1-:wls fb I' A . 1 1.oyn W1a1.r.INrz'1'oN LIIIHY . . Sc:o'1 1' DICKSON Linux' . . IFRANK BROWNING L1'l 1'1.lcvm1,o EN IQICIIARD Wmmwn L1'1 l'1,m1f'r1cr,n EN Iilf'IIAllD El.lJlH4IDGE LYMAN Ju. 0 A X L1.ox'n Pmcl-: Mo ALl.Is'1'lm K 22 . BARNAUY IVICAUSLAN Aflw . EAM. S1'AN1,wy McCor.1.lf:Y . . 1GuN1cs'r WINl lil'II7 MoCommoK 0 AX JOHN IIARRISON McC1mw 9 AX . Bnucfm HUDsoN MCCUHDY . NIIHMAN EVlGH.lG'l l' MUKAY . . HIQNRY MUI.uoI.I,ANn Mc'Iim.vllc A X Romcwr Bu:-:mc 1NIAonoUr:Ax,L A T Josmvrr WIIAICICH MAcK1+:Nznc fl1l'A I'Il'INIlY MADOWSKY . . . 'IP A 0 Hmcoma BASSWIVI' MAm.onY PAUL MANiZlIl'fS'l'l'Ili EN . C1rAnr.lcf-4 EDWIN MANMN 111K . Wn.r.mM Almrun Mmucs . l lcANc1s PAUL AQASSANISU . IIYMAN SAMm':r, NIAYMICHON Awrulm FRANCIS MI'IliIGWl'I'l'l1Llli . Gl1.mm'r Fom.ANsnE1-1 Mlfznmu, fb A 0 Aim-lun Euwmm MlI,l,l'1ll fb I' A . 'T' A 9-1 Provirloncc Cllcpzwlmolz . I'1'oviclr-:loc . Mznlonv, N. Y. ilillmcrlvillo, Mass. . . Proviclolmc Pzulzunzn City, pilllillhil. . . P1'oViclomrc l :mlI River, Mass. 'l'urncr's Falls, Mass. . P1'oviclomro New York, N. Y. Shorwoocl Park. N.Y. . Yonkers, N. Y. Sterling, Ct. . Provirlunrzo . Colchostl-1', Ct. . Pmviucket Wzlsllilxgbolx, D. C. . I':uvt.11clcol: Now York, N. Y. Wamtcrlmry, Ct.. .WOStlJl'4DIlli, Mc. South llmnilton, Mass. S . . Natick . Natick P1'oviclc11c0 Moclin, Pu. Providence . Proviclcnvc outh M2LllClll!Sff1!I', Ct. Now London, Ct. . PI'0Vifl0llCC . . Auburn l :Lll River, Mass. Wolloslcy, Mass. . 'lf1'cnton, N. J. I4':1.ll River, Mass. W1-st. Springfield, Pa. . P1'ovirlcncc I':uvl.uckct Providence Proviclcnoe . Woonsockct East. Providence . Malden, Mass. N:1rr:mgansct.t Pier U V4ta5N'6'.g 1 is Q 2 ? ' I If I QJLI I 'I I !li'F'M?',,fL4b ' S' 'I A A , In -III A A I Q, 'A X L ,Il -ir HAIIOLID NIUIIUIIAS MoI.'I'I-III . AIITIIIIII BLAIR Moonv, JII. SI' T . CouIc'I'NI'n' lN1AI.COLM MoIIr:AN ll.lCllAliD IIIINIIY MtlllRlHHl'IY . RoIIIf:II'I' WVILLIAM BIOXIIAM 0 AX DANIIIIL BOYLIS MlJRl'IlY . . WVILLIAM JAMIcs NAIIIN . . Gonr-'mov NIClltJlIS NIQLI-IoN, Jn. EN CIIAPIN SIIATICR NICWHAIIIJ A Adv . KI':NNI':'rII HIQNIIY N IcnoI.s Nl'INN l'tJN AI.IsIaII'I' 1'IADFlldl,D NU1 FALL 0 A X NA1'llANlPlI1 I-IIIIIIIAIIII NlI'Pl'lNtl . WlNl Il4ILIJ ICUIIIILNII OI-ILHoN . . BllADl+'0RD l I,Ic'I'I:I-Ilan OXIIARD I-I A X WILIJIAM I'Ax'I'oN K Z . . . JosIaPII ELIo'r PIIICKI-IAM B OII ' . AIIIIIQLIUS DIf:wIaY PINCKNIQY . CIIAIILIcs I'lAc:KIcII PINKI-IAM, JII. A K E l'lAR0lIlJ LIIIIOY l'I'I'I'IcNI:IcII fl1l'A . 1loIIAIrIf: Boss PIIAY . . 'l'IIoMAs GInIcoN RIGID Zil' . . SAMUIIIL W.A'l'SllN RI-:MINIa'I'oN, JII. tl A X ll.AYMoNn 'l'IIoM.-Is R.IcII A T . EIIWIN WAIIIQ ll.lCllAliDSON EN . JosIcIiII Wllilillll RIKIQII fl' l' A . WILLIAM l'llJWARlD R.ooI4:IIs, Jn. A T RIIIIINALIJ IVAN Rosle . . . Llco HIINIIY ROSIIIN . . S'I'AN'I'oN LYNK ROWLICY 0 AX ALI-:xANDIcIc GAnnIs liUssIf:LL Srcnnwxcx IQUSLINH IQYNO XII T . WILLIAM ICUIIENII RYON, JII. A X A VICTOR Huoo SAM . . . JoIIN l'IvIaIIwI I' SAIILIIIS A T . WIIILIALI KIIIK SCIIANK fb FA .IoIIN SIIIIINIQIIIIIII . . WILLIAM SIIAMAN . MAX MENIJAI, SIIEIIIIIAN . ANILLIAM Hoon SHUI'lCR'l' fl'Kilf . BlCli'l'RAND LIQSLIIG SIIIm'I'I.I-:FII A X A ALLIIIN liI'1LKNAI' SIKI-:s A A fb . GORDON Dmcw SMITII A A fb AII'I'I-IUII DAVISON SIIMIIS . AIINON LYON SQIIIIIIIS, Ju. A T Clll'lS'1'lClfSllJlfS S'I'AcKI-oI.Ic, ZIV . DANA lCIvIIcIIsoN S'1'lG'1'SON, A 'I' S2 . EIIWAIIIJ TIIOMAS STIIIIKIIII . l,I'iflVl1l0l10G I'I'ovidcIIc0 l'I'oviIlIeIIoo . Dalton, Mass. lt,IItl1cI'foI'Il, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y. . l,l'OVltlClIf!t! Brooklyn, N. Y. St.. Louis, Mo. Proviclolltzc . l'I'oviIlcIIcc Boston, Mass. xVOI't!t'Sl0l', Mass. Roliolmtll, Mass. . . Chicago, Ill. W esta Mcclforrl, Mass. . . AllL!,llSl.1l, Gu. . Lynn, Mass. . 'lll'Clll0ll, N. J. . I'nwt.IIclIIIt l'I:IIl1oIly, Mass. . Provitlencc lllllglltllfl, Mass. Burlington, Mc. Ncwnrk, N. J. lxl0l'l'lSli0XVll, N. J. . . Baltic, Cty. . . l'roviIlcncc Newton Centro, Mass. . Rod Bunk, N. J. . Railway, N. J. . Stonington, Ct, . l'I'oviIlcIII:o Mt.. Kisco, N. Y. . 'lll'Cllf0ll, N. .l, Iflobron, No. Dnk, . Provicleiicc Proviclcncc . Al'tllnOl'0, Pai. Amlmnsvillc . Suffield, Ct. Glen Ritlgo, N. J. . Otis, Mass. Brooklyn, N. Y. Pcnhorly, Mass. . Lynn, Mass. Provitlcncc Z1 v4-efwg 1 le in ?- J? Qi'-xi 'J ' ' ' !l i'mis ff B ' L 6' 4 A -1 A 'Q . A 3 N mn, nm 1 Q Agf L X f Lf ,M f. .f 1 RAYMUND Pmmv S'rU1:L1cY . . . FIMNKLIN CuANNlNu SU'1'msu1,ANn A'l' A 'l'Ill'IOD0lHG LAWTUN Swxcm' 0 AX . CARL Ilcvlxf: 'l'Am1:n fb 1' A . . VVALLACIG NU'1'1'1Nr: 'l'l-luluslm fir I' A lIAno1,n FRANCIS 'l'nAcY fbK . ALBION Flwlcnom 'l'mv1' fb I' A STUAW1' HAYWARD 'l'UcKlm 22 X . RQDNIQY .lolwsow U NDIDHWOOD ANGELO Glacmcm VAr,mN'rrNo ELMIGII. Ancl-um WAr:Nmc EN XVILLARD MOWRY W.u.uu'1'T PJ X . ICDWIN Crmsrc WALMSLI-:Y . CMU, lIlcNnY WAltl7Wl'lI4I1 . UICORGIC Human Wwms, Jn. Xl! T . SHERMAN Wl'1I1I1S, Jn. K 22 . Lmvrumcls Wnmrozvus, Jn. A A fb . JOHN HUTCI-HNSON Wmmw 9 AX XVALTEH FRANK WlI4LIAMS A T . CLARIQNUE 1!lnwAnn Wmson fb 1' A gig? LQ, ga 91 5 If l'l'oviclom:u Providumro . Pl'0Villl!llK'C Clinton, Mass. . , l'r0vicl0nrvc Full liivvr, Mass. Springfield, Mass. . . I'l'ovirlum:c South I-Iinghmn, Mews. . . Providence . liznllslnoll Sym, N. Y. . Greenville l,!l,XVtllCk0ff liluuhill, Mu. 1'rovidcmrc . Mullin, Pu. Brookline, Muse-z. Wcllflnct, Mass, . Providence . Plainfield, Ut. x I! -Q , x-, '-5 -xzgxft . -J 7 ft... Q, - QR X 2 1- 'f--use ' --4 45 f?- Dere Mable: I am now at colege. I don't buleeve that a persun of your stashun in life can realize what the intelectual world is like. But it is grate stuff, Mable, and I expect that my associashuns with such men as Faulkner Q ,led jones and other such ilus- trius Freshmen will broaden me quite materialy. Colege mit be likened to a math- matikle equasion. A mathmatickle equasion, Mable, is a lot of unhuman figures equal to X. No, you're wrong, Mable: that isn't an article of the legue of nashuns. My roomate is Fox, one of our most prominent athleets. An athlcet, Mable, is like a private in the army, he works with his hands instead of his hed. I had my choice, Mable, and I took the latter. You know me, Mable. Never swayed by popular clamor. Independent, that's me all over! Across the hall there is Bob Adams and Guilian. I hope you never meet Bod Adams, Mable. Ol' course we all have to smile, but when a fella smiles like he does, I'd bet my other pair of socks that there's a woman in the wood pile. And your will power 1Sl'l,lL too much as it is. I wish you could meet Gulian some day, then maybe you'd appreciate me more. T he best thing about this colege is its democracy. I gues you know what democracy is by now, Mable. That's what l went to France for. Well I see I did some good here at Brown. We have all walks of life here. And, I enjoy wrubing elbows with Roper and Engalitchefl who is a prince. Roper is one of the boy polloyg that's a Hebrew term for a surf, Mable, and ,Engalitchett claims direct descent from Trotzsky. He is going to Europe next summer, Mable, but not on a transport. He is going over on one of those Arcs in reel stile. But there all good fellows. Take Angus, for instance. You'd think he was a bore, but he isn't a bit. And it's the same with Gilford and Familton. Gillord is our strong man, Mable. He's so strong he busted his razor, so appearances don't mean anything around here, Mable. Familton is our human iishg not the kind Murphy was when he went out with a chorus girl last saturday, but you wouldn't understand that, Mable. Last night I went to the minstrel show with Tinker. I-le's a brother of I-I al, Mable, and we both nearly lafled ourselves sick. I would tell you some of the joks, but I 'm too clean-minded, Mable, that's me all over, Mable. Your father knows most of them anyway. I also Went up to Pembroke last sunday with Page. I knew there was Some- thing queer about that fella, but we all have our own faults, Mable. Pembroke is the womans' colege of Brown. I like you all the better since 1 been up there, 99 'Q y4u:5,altt,g 4 1' Z . ,al Pr- K L. 'Q-L :..QJ.-4' 1 'li'vQb ' .V i ' , A - ' K Y Yi - W ' , an ni Q I ' .ln -'inf Mable, even tho you are ignorant. Holmgren. and Mulliken was there too. I was kinder surprised at Mulliken. He don't look like that kind at all, but Holm- gren is bigger than Mulliken, and you know, Mable, how influential big people are. The other day a druid came to see me. That's a secret band here and I felt pretty honored. He did most of the talking while I maintained a retisent attitued. Reserved , that's me all over, Mable. I can't tell you all he sed, but I don't think any freshman oughtta go around without his cap on. Some fellas don't take colege spirit seriously enough. We got a real comedian in the dorm: dorm is the eolege term for a tenement, Mable, who's name is Feely. Comes from Woonsocket, but I 'm too broad-minded to hold that aginst him, for he's a screem, honest, Mable. Some day He'll be on the stage. I haven't joined a fratrenity yet. You know me, Mable, Cautious. I get quite a number of bids but I Hgure a fella oughta go kinda slow before he pleges himself to live four years with anybody. I nearly joined one though but I found Williams was pleged there and I kinda figgered out that if they was that-well, I wouldn't say that, Mable, but I have been taking a lot of interest in other frater- nities lately. The deen Che's like the sargent-major in the armyj told us the other day we should be in some kind of activity, not to be sponges in the colege. I don't know exactly what he meant by that, but I get to thinking it over and de- cided he was right after all. So I went out for the herald. The herald is our college newspaper, Mable. It comes out every day and we get it the next morning. Chick 'Beattie is out too. Chick comes from Schuyler's Flats where they make cigars, but he knows how to get ads and that's what counts after all. Applegate and Reubel is out too. Reubel was in the marines, those guys who helped us at Chatew Theory, Mable, but He's a quiet fella in the herald offis and Applegate is just the opposit. He's a bustler. Mike, the chief editer, says I'll be a big man on the herald some day. He smiled kinda queer when he said it, but genuine words of prase always stir the emoshuns and I guess he felt pretty much disturbed about it. But the board, it isnt a board, Mable, but you can't understand that, must have figured that I would ruin the competishun, so they dropped me. But I took it in a magnanimus spirit, Mable, and I'm out for the Jug now. Indomitable, that's me all over. We have to go to chapel here, Mable. Of course we have to go anyway but we all go for diferent reasons. You know why I go, Mable. Religion. But take Reed, who sits next to me. I dunno why a fella like that can't use his room to dress in. I-Ie even brought his garters to chapel and put them on the other day. But we're all here for a purpose, as the deen says, so I guess everything will be all right in the end. Did I tell you I was in the A. E. F.? That's a club for all the oversees men. I havcn't found out yet what it's really for yet, but every so ofen we go down to the Rathskeller and nearly always Bill McCormick manages to sneek in a 'quart or two, and then we all discuss ways and means for improving the morals of the student body. But I must close now, Mable, Fox has almost finished our math lesson and I suppose I will have to copy it again. Well, drop me a line and let me know if you ever got- that last Jug. I haven't heard from you since I sent it. - ' Yours till ivory soap sinks, Bill. 100 ARTHUR S'l'EPI'IEN FOX. . . HOMER RAMSDELL 'EAULK LAWRENCE LAMPHER ..... ELMER. ROY JOSLYN .... ROIIERT PARKER ADAMS A A fb ROBERT MATIIIPI ADDOMS B OH THEODORE BARTON AKELEY EVERETT ROBERT ALDEN EN FRANCIS OTIS ALLEN, JR. XII T JOSEPH CHESTER ALLEN . RICHARD ALMY OAX . . 1923 Gffitetz . -....................., JOHN DAVIS EDMANS JONES, JR.. .. NER. . . THEODORE CARL ANDERSON A 'I' A JUSTIN MEREDITI-I ANDREWS WILIIIARI GAILOR ANIDAL . 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XVILLIAM KIIINNETII SHRIIIIAN Afb KIIINNIIITIVI PAUL SHIcLDoN AK E . SAMURI, SIISULKIN . . IKIIRNIIARIJ LOUIS SIMMIINR A T . XVILLAIID SIMON AK E . ALRI-:R'I' NA'I'IIANIIcI. S.IoRI-IRI: ICnwARn SIIAW SKILLINIIS . GI-:oRur: WASIllN!iTl'JN SMITH -IIZJK RICHARD CARROLL SMITII fb I' A . . A1'.l.lclIoI'o, Musa. Polluun M:Iuor, N. Y. . Allblll'l1, N. Y. Haverhill, Mass. NV0l'0CHfI0l', Nluss. . Y0llllf.ESf.0Wll,Ohh! . . Auburn l'oI't.lRIIcl, Mo. . Port. Cll0SfI0l', N. Y. V . I'I'oviIImIIfo IQONALD BANcR0F'r SIvII'I'II . P1-Ovillunm ILOLF IQIINAR SODERUACK . PI'oviclunco CIIARIJLS SoIvoRIcNKo . . . Il0l!l'Ili'l' HARRIS SI'IcLLMAN fl'KIl1 . FRANCIS MARSIIALL SPRAIIUIQ 0 A X PIIILII- EDWIN STANLEY ZW . RALIIII MIN01' S'I'IcARNSI . 'l'IIoIsIAs NIICRIAM STI-:'I'soN . TIAROLD LoIvIAs SUIwIIvImRIvIIzI,n ROIIIQR1' HUIIRRS SUMMERS W T . PAUL WoRTIIINu'I'oN IPAYLOR STUAR1' FAIRCIIILD 'l'IcRRII,L . Gmoucuc FRIQDIQRICK 'FIIIRQDI-:AII . Full River, Mass. . . Soxnors, Ct. South Weymouth, Mass. . BiI'IniIIgh:IIu, PR. . WVilmo1'., N. H. Now Bcclforcl, IVIRSS. . I'I'ovidoIIuo YUllI1gSf'0NVll, Ohio . . Proviclouoo Brookfield C0llfl'0, CI. . Newport, N. ll. DoN CARLOS 'PIIORNDIKIII DAX . . AIIIIIIVII RICIIARIJ 'l'IIoII.NImIIcIf: 22N . . . ,xulmm NIARCUS ALVAII TINKER K 2 ARRL S'l'UAH.'I' TINKI-IAM A 'l' A N1lHllll2l, N. H. 'l':uIIII'ou, Mus:-I. ALVIN CIIALMRRS 'l'oNuR . , , Imngqlulp IJANIICL V INc:I4:N'I' 'l'RoI'1-oLI IIIK . . PI'oviIlcIIc-0 SAMUIQI. I'IUIII4:R'I' 'l'URKINr:'I'oN .loIIN NORMAN 'l'YLI+:R 0 AX IIIf:RIII:R'I' ICRWIN VAN HoIcsIcN . CiII.IucII'I' HARVEY VAN Now: K 22 . WAIITICII llIM'l' WAIIIDAIY KIITIK . MlI,fJN O'I'I'o WI'II4C3lI . . PIIILII' ALIIRo WIIJLCI-I . . HI':IsIcR ICIJWARIJ W IIAR'I-oN . . AI.IvRI':Ix IQIIIMIINII WIII'I'I':IIoUsI':, JR. ILOBPIIUI' 'l'IIoIvIAs WILLIAMS A X A .loIIN ANIIRRW WIIISKTN K 22 . PAUL KNIIIII1' WIIJSIJN . NATIIAN WINOGRAIJ . MICHAIIJL W0l SEY . - , . JARVIS CLINTON WoRnI':N . . cl: WILLIAIII CIIIQLSRY WoR'rIIINu'I'oN A T . 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ICINVAIIO ANTIIONY COONIQY WII.LI,xIsI IVIICIIAIIII, CIISIIMAN JAMES MA'r'rIIIuw D:XI.'I'l5N . FIIIIIDIIIIIIOIQ IILVIN DANII-:Ls . BIf:Ic'1'IcAM EMII:Rv IJIIIWAIIE . GII.m-:IIT l'IIcNII:s'I' F.xs'I'I-:SON l'1lJW'AltD LOUIS FII-JIIOINII, Jn. FRANK CIIIITIII l+'IsII . . R.0I!lClt'l' FOIIIIIS . . . RIIIIIIS CI,IN'I'ON I UI.I.I-III, Jn. LLOYD ICIIISIIA GALI.lIv . LI-:s'rIcIc ICOMOND GAvI'I I' JOHN l3Iz.vI'0III-II: GoIf1'I'z ALI-IIONSIII GOIIIIIIIVII . SAYIIEH GOIQIIAM . III-:Nm ICIHVAIID Goss CAIII. AUOIISVIIIIS Ulu-:I-IN HAII0I.II LIIIIII llmNnI,Ic WII.I.I,xM JOSIQIIH IIAIII-Im . CLYIJII CLAYTUN IIILL IIIIINRY KNOwI.Ics IlOI.IIIfIN . AIIlllCR'l' BROWN .II-:IIIIIIIIS M,xI.cOI.nIJOHNSON . Sou . Pl'OVid0llf'0 East. PI'OvidOm-II . I'I'OviIl4-III-0 APl'0VfllC'lll'0 Loc, Mass. . P1'OviIloIIOv . Lnf'OIIi:I, N. II. . lilmrk Islnml Pl'0Vifll'INf0 . CI-n1I':Il Falls PI'Ovid0I1I'v ClwpIu-lwl'- . P1'OvicloIIc-O XVIISINIILIYOII, D. C. Milforrl, MOSS. . R,iv0I'siclu . Gilford, N. II. . 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X - , - 1 xv. i V 9 n Q , Z 9.5 1971 PfQ 1' illlfi lu I I 4 Qlpba alta bi Class of Nineteen Hundred ancl Twenty Preston Ulmer Alilioll, Wnllor Morrill linrsu S1-:1vol'l1s lVlllllll'0ID llillion Mmslmll Naiirnu Fnltion Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Jolin Wilmot AIlJri1.:l11 llllllllfl' George Arinslironpg l':n1l 'l'l1oorloru lirauly, Jr. Alfred Colvin Brooks Allen lirottiu1'g Collmy llzirolml liicl1:n'4l ICspoy l 1'mlci'icl: Solli Collins Dullmorl, Orrison 1 nllur Nzliliun Willis l'Imlson, Bml .'Xln':nn lCv:1n Cwynno liclwnrcl Judson Phelps Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Rnlpli Sziwyor lirown W:n'rc:n 'l'f-lnplu Clmnrllvr Louis Spznilcling Chick Jesse Elting Dubois Class liolnurl. I':n'liur Adznns llornor Rnrnsmloll .l'l2lllllillCI' l r:Lnl: L1-sstm' Gross Ccorggu Idllsworlli Clnlo Williznn Clmrru Creonc, Jr. W:1,l1.m' Sfnnlcy lloli, llonry Conlon 'l':1fl, lmngflon of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Aldon l :u'rully llaxys l'lllncr Roy Joslyn Auron liolmrts Cooclzrll llli Cllzipin Hlillill' Nowllairrl Allon lic-llmzlp Sikc-s Cordon Drew Smith l11lWl'0llC0 lVllllCOllllD -Three ' l12LWl'Cl1l'l' Lzniplwr 7 Wzxltcr Kilgore lVIlLCf2l.l'l1Llll' Donald Clarke Rnbcl Z1 v4-.ff-W4 -1 e Z' Yfiwl W- 1 A 'f of ' ll'ilw'auis 1,4a ev' ' 4 7 -- .f 'a . i in am Q 5 Lf is Q-.1 I n Hamilton Columbia Yale Brunonian Amherst Hudson Bowdoin Dartmouth Peninsular Rochester Williams Middletown Kenyon Union Cornell Phi Kappa johns Hopkins Minnesota Toronto Chicago McGill Wisconsin California Illinois Stanford C. 'l'. ALDRICH . H. L. ALDRICH . R. S. ALDRICH . . SAMSON ALMY . . F. W. ARNOLD, Jn. . H. A. BAKER . . H. C. BAKER . . N. D. BAKER . . W. C. BAKER A. BARKER . . . Du. A. A. BARRUWS . J. P. BARSTOW . . REV. F. I. BASSETVI' . G. C. CARPl'lN'l'ER, Jil. f A. B. CHACE, JR. . . Roll of Chapters Hamilton College . . Columbia University Yale University . Brown University Amherst College . Adelbert College . Bowdoin College . Dartmouth College . University of Michigan . University of Rochester Williams College . Wesleyan University Kenyon College . Union College . Cornell University ' Trinity College . . johns Hopkins University University of Minnesota University of Toronto . University of Chicago . McGill University. . University of Wisconsin. University of California University of Illinois . . Leland Stanford jr. University Resident Members . Brunonian '77 ll. R. CHACE, Jn. . BI'lll10lll1Ll1'76 M. G. CHACE . . Yale '00 H. S. CHAFEE . . . . Phi Kappa '92 ZIGCHARIAH CIfIAl l'll'l . Brunonian '98 JOHN S. CHAFIGE . 121-1mmiiim'o:s Du. C. V. CIIAPIN . Yale '10 H. M. Cl-IAPIN . . Yale '15 R. C. CHAPIN . . Brunonian '81 W. W. CHAPIN . B1'unoninn'S3 DR. P. P. CHASE . Brunonian '83 H. P. CHURCH . Bl'11ll01ll1l.l1 '02 .P..O. CLARK . Union '77 A. H. COLBY . BI'llll0l1lt1,l1'17 R. B. COMSTOCK . Brunoninn '93 R. S. COBB . . 117 1332 18315 1830 18315 1837 1841 1841 1845 18413 1851 185 l. 18515 1858 1959 1309 1878 1889 lS9l 1893 18915 1897 1902 H308 1912 1910 . Brunonian '12 . Brunonizui '90 . BI'llllOlllllll '09 . Bl'llll0lll1l.Il '80 Brunonian ex-'18 . Brunoniml '70 . Bl'll11Olll1li1l '08 . Amherst '09 . Brunonian '55 . B1'unoniau1'00 . D2Ll'fiIl10llUil '12 . Brunouian '80 . Brunonian '91 . Brunonian '76 . Chicago '00 7 6' ' Ifslsiiyfgi - a f- J if I Q u U -' . 1 ' A 7 -- A 'ar . 11 ' .lg fl- R Til! il!! Q f, ..- ,. , X L' 5112? I I G. L. COOKE . . . G. A. COOPER . . J. A. CROSS .... REV. H. I. CUSHMAN DR. F. L. DAY .... Pnolv. E. B. DELABARRE R. DRESSER . . . E. G. DURFEE . . . C. G. EDWARDS . W. H. EDWARDS . REV. E. R. EVANS H. C. FIELD . . Pnolv. H. T. FOWLER WILLIAM GAMMNLI., Jii. J. R. GLADDING . H. L. GRANT . . E. P. GREENE . . W. C. GREENE . E. T. GROSS . . R. W. HAMILTON llama. A. C.. HARKNIQSS f H. C. HART . . . E. S. HARTWELL . C. HARTWELL ,. . L. HINKLEY . G. C. HINKLEY . A. B. HOMER . M. W. HOUSE . I. O. HUNT . . S. F. HUNT . . . E. W. JOHNSON . J. F A. L. KELLY, Jn. . G. F. KELLEY . . WILLIAM KENT C. A. KILVERT REV. H. M. KING . I. G. LADD . . . C. T. LANGDON . DUNCAN LANGDON . DR. C. H. LEONARD . T. W. BICKNELL . . C. R. BRANCH . . . AYLSWORTH BROWN H. H. BUCKLIN . . F. II. BUDLONG . . DR. W. P. BUFI UM . E. C. BULLOCK - . Du. A. M. BURGESS . J. H. CADY .... W. H. CADY .... DR. F. P. CAPRON . P. C. LESTRADE . . IVORY LITTLEFIELD .I. B. LITTLEI lELD . R. M. LORD . . . . Phi Kappa . Brunoninn . Brunoniun . Dzxrtmonlxh Brunoninn Brnnoninn . Brunoninn . Brnnoninn . Brnnoniain . Brown . Amherst . Brnnonizui Yule Ynlc . Brunoniun . BFIIIIOIIIILII . Brnnoniani . Brunonizxn . Brunonizln Brunoninn Brunoninn . Brunoninn . Yulo . Brnnoninn . Brunoninn . Brunoninn . Brunonizul . Brunoninn . Brunoninn . Brunoniain . Bowdoin . Williams . Williams . Brnnonizui Johns Hopkins . Bowdoin . Brunonizin . Brunonizm . Brunoniam . Yule . Brunoniimn . I'Il'IlI1OI1I2LIl . Brunonizul . Brnnoniaui . Brnnoninn . Brnnoniam . Brunonizui . Brunoninn . Brunonizin . Brunoninn . Brunoninn . AITIIIKEFSL . Brnnoninn . Brunoninn . IJPIIIIOIIIIIII '70 '06 '78 '65 '85 '86 '16 '67 'I8 '19 '04 '94 '90 '06 '81 '90 '79 '75 '01 '17 '79 '01 '04 '97 I 91 '96 '17 '88 '99 '02 '09 '10 '14 '10 '92 '59 '86 '18 '13 '65 '60 '07 '06 '00 '09 ' 09 '08 '06 '03 '98 '77 '17 '09 '02 '14 118 C. G. MACLEOD K. B. MACLEOD . . E. W. MASON . . . R. E. MASON . . . DR. WM. MffnoNA1.D, .I1i. J. S. MEIKLEJOHN . J. M. MERCER . . G. T. METCALF . HO l K I H TON M ETCA I IF P. B. METCALI . . N. V. S. MIYMEORD . E. C. OSTBY . . . 1 . C. D. E. K. PARKER . . . C. I . PARKHU RST . W. C. OWEN, Jn. . PELKEY .... REV. C. H. PENDLETON WYMAN PENDLETON H. B. PETTEE . . . J. A. PIRCE .... A. Il. POLAND . . . REGINALD POLAND Pnolv. W. C. POLAND F. M. POND . . . I'n0iv. A. K. POTTER . Pnolv. A. E. RAND . II. A. RICE . . . G. M. RICHMOND . K. C. RICHMOND . M. W. ROGERS . N. I.. SAMMIS . . H. W. SCHMID . II. D. SHARPE . . LUCIAN SIIARPE . C. P. SISSON . . R. E. SISSON . W. E. SISSON . N. W. SMITH . R. W. STEERE . T. E. STEERE . ALLISON STONE . RUSII STURGES . N. S. TABER . . ORRAY 'I'AI T . R. R. TAFT . . . A. A. THOMAS . . . H. E. THURSTON . . W. R. TILLINGHAST E. II. WEEKS . . . J. H. WELLS . . P. R. WESLEY . J. T. WILSON . I. O. WINSLOW. . R. W. ZALLEE . Qs . Brunoninn Brunoniam ex . Brunoninn Brunoninn Brunonimi . A inlmox-st. . Brunoniiul . lirunoninn . Brnnoninn . Bl'IlI10I1Ifl.Il . Brunonizul . Yolo . Brunonizmn . Durtmouivh . Brunoninn IjIl.I'hIYlOllI2il Brunonizui . Brnnoniam . AIIII1LPl'SI'. . IIFIIIIOIIIILII . Brunoninn . Brnnoninn . Brnnoniun . Brunoninn . Brunoninn . AlI1I10I'SI7 . Bi'unoninn . Amherst, . Brnnonizin . Brunonizin . Brunoniun . Amherst . Brunoninn . Brunoninn . Brunoniml . Brunoninn . Brunoninn . Yale . Brunoninn . . Brunoninn . Brunoniain . Yolo . Brunoninn . Brnnonimi . Brnnoninn . Ynlo . Amherst. . Brunoninn . Brlmoninn . Brunoninn . Phi Kappa . Brunoniun . Brunonimi . IIVIIIIOHIIIII '05 '18 '68 '04 '95 1 I '18 '09 'I I '04 '16 '12 '03 '97 '57 '76 '64 '18 '12 '17 '92 '09 '14 '68 '60 '86 '07 89 '97 '85 '14 '07 'I 1 I I 94 '93 '11 '11. '18 '96 '01 '98 ' 96 '02 ' 13 I' '8-J '88 '01 '79 '79 '93 '09 '94 '13 '78 '12 4 HWIWNWHWNWIIIWNIH1NWIHWIHWTHINNNIHIINWHWIHWVNWIHWHWHWlUHWHWIIIWllWlHlWlllYlUllYlIIWUIIWIWIIIVHWlWlWUlWUu '1IWUIWIWWIHNlilNUIHNNNUIINNWIIWWIWUIINIHIIIWIIIU4IllNNUIHNN1iIUN1FIWIIWIIIIWWUIIWIIIWIIINilIINHHNNNUHNNHIWl1lINNll1l liIH 8 Delia Phi L Founded at Beta Chapter 8 Union College 1827 Institutecl 1838 IIHlllIIlIOMl1IINUIIMHINNK4NWiHIlWll1iVNlIliINllhINIl1iINIlIiVNNI!PVNlMNlllIIHl1IIVNlliIHWWNNI!I7INllIIVIUlPINlllMliiUNlliIHllHHNNNIIWII1iIVll4IHIlNWWWIIHUHHHilUIllNNIIlIIINI1IIINlhIINll1IINlI1PINNI1NIHIIUHIIIIINIIIIIIII1HWHHIIHIWIIHIWWWI4NWIiHNIWHIIIIHIIMIIIIHHIUWIIIWMIIIIIHIIH1LINIIEXINIIHNUHIIHiIIIIliHIlWWMIIINl4HUM - 119 ll i'im B ' ' Y Zi P4515-M'-A 4 1 Pu. Y fD le'- JK Lim ry lu! 1 . -'g 1 0 C A V ' A -- .f . W zllg ' E ' ,L ,, LL . Q ig Reita bi Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty IIl'l'lD0l'l' lloulc-l l3:u'luw liuyilicmrl M:ivm'ir'k lllllll-UI' .lolm Cllmiiiipliii Noyes lltllll llcrriolilz lCl'iu l'0:u'sun .lm-lcsmi Willx-1' linuprvy Rivi- Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One George Rvgiilulrl Aslilmy Williaun Henry CI'2LWll0l'1l ll,olwrl, Chili: Noyvs l'll'3lll0lS lilnivi' Boolli Clmrles l'hmrrsoii Davis Myles Shuiflisli li0UI'g0 Puailmfly lVI:urI'u:uly, Jr. Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two l l':u1rcis Crime Bidwell liosliui' Eilmoucl Unvill, llcnry l i':im'is Nlmwlwsic-1 Lzulrin Dudley BIIIHPIIS William Amlros lic-sl'ei'. Jr. lizwuailiy lX'lr'Ai1sl:m Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Artlim' Dickinson Colburli .lolm Willzml Lolmais Norinmi Justin l':uLsf-lie llowzml lmnvilit lfzxilus Allwrl lllclgvrlmi Mullilu-li liauircmco Ayers Rico Guillorno l'lm'iqu0 Gonzzilr-z William liuimvlli Slim-liiui l2ll . Brown '12 ' lh 55515 .QM 4 B Vp ,ibfwd 1 A-' 'e g J .7 L 1 1Q...al - T 5 4 1 P K 7 A -- .f . ' 6 N - Ill. 'l!1- Q Lf 'Y X f ill' A Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Eta Lambda Nu Xi Omieron Pi Rho Sigma Tau II. T. ANTHONY . . THOMAS B. A PPLEGET PAUL APPLETON . . LINCOLN R. ARNOLD .I. II. ARTHUR . . . S. R. BELLOWS . . I'IoN. G. T. BROWN . Cor.. R. P. BROWN . Dn. M. S. BUDLONG . A. M. CAPRON . . J. M. CAPRON . . R. F. CHAMBERS . . M. D. CHAMPLIN . II. G. CLARK . . S. CLIFFORD . . . .I. C. COLLINS Jn. . 1'm.1.-. 'rr-Iolvms enosnxg' .ni F. B. DAVIS . . . H. N. DAVIS . . . Pnor. N. F. DAVIS . . F. T. EASTON . . F. W. EASTON . . . H. T. EATON . . . C. .I. FARNSWORTII . .I. P. FARNSWORTII . W. B. FARNSWORTH R. W. FIELD . . . DR. G. W. GARDNER H. D. GILBERT . . Dn. C. H. GRIFFIN . F. H. GUILD . . . F. T. GUILD . . W. C. HAMM . . C. D. I'IEA'I'HCO'l'E . Pllor. J. E. HILL . REV. J. E. HOBBS . . A. S. HOFFMAN . N. E. IIOLT . . Roll of Chapters Union College . . Brown University . University of New York Columbia College . . A Rutgers College . . . University of Pennsylvania . . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Lehigh University . . ,Iohns Hopkins University Yale University . . Cornell University . University of Virginia . Trinity . . University of Illinois . Resident Members 1827 1838 1841 184-2 18-15 1840 1804 1884 1885 1880 1800 1008 1010 1010 I . Brown '05 H. HOWLAND . . Brown '17 P. B. HOWLAND . . Brown '11 I . J. HUNT . . . . Brown '10 Dn. F. V. HUSSEY . . Brown '07 E. P. .IASTRAM . Brown '00 G. A. JEPHERSON Brown '73 A. P. .IOHNSON . Brown '71 A. S. .IOIINSON . Brown '90 E. M. JOHNSON . Brown '04 F. C. JONES . . Brown '00 R. B. JONES . . Brown '00 EDWIN KNOWLES . Brown '00 J. C. KNOWLES . . Brown '07 .I. W. LEWIS . . . Brown '15 W. K. LOW . . . Brown '02 STANLY II. MASON Brown '04 II. L. MCAUSLAN . . . Brown '04 W. A. MCAUSLAN . . Brown '01 E. M. MEDBERY . . Brown '70 Il. W. MUNRO . . . Brown '92 Picon. W. H. MUNRO . Brown 14 Dn. W. L. MUNRO . Brown '15 E. G. PARIKIIURST . Brown '10 E. S. PARSONS . . . . Brown '10 C. A. PHILLIPS . . . Brown '17 JAMES A. PIERCE . . Brown '13 L. T. PLACE . . . . Brown '02 Du. E. M. PORTER . Yule '04 W. W. RICE . . . Brown '93 H. A. RICHMOND . Brown '13 A. C. SNOW . . . . Brown '01 E. S. SPICER . . . Brown '00 DR. G. 'I'. SPICER . . Brown '10 W. A. SPICER, Jn. . . Rutgers '84 H. A. SWEETLAND . Brown '83 E. Ii. VVALLING . . Brown '14 Pnor. A. E. WATSON . Brown '10 S. W. WRAY . . 121 . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Yale . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown '10 '15 '00 '05 '87 'ss '00 '03 '04 '07 '04 '07 '04 '01 '10 '00 '00 '14 'rs '70 '70 '00 '14 '02 '10 '0s '00 '10 '07 '07 '07 '07 '05 '00 '00 'ss '14 if 171 , A 'I4UWIHIINHIIHHIWWWIHHHHIII4iIll!liIWIHlllilHlllllllilwWWINWIHWNIIHIHHNIWNHHHHH!lilllllHIHIHHHHWNIH!IPPIII1HlllINWHHHlIlINliNl1illllliIlN4 HW1illl1WN1W1HNHIUIIIIHIIHliIIl1liINllliINl1iiIll1PiIIl1WIllHINllNNIMWiIIII1iIII1KNIVH1NIN!HIIIIl1iIN111iINlllHI IVl1liIVNl1IIWA7VNl1HIllHIIIWHll1 P si Upsilon I1 'V VA Founded at Sigma Chapter Union Collegell833 Instituted 1840 .du iIIllUINIl1lHWWII1NNIWHIHiIWliIHllIHllPIHVNIWHIIINIllHNl1WW?IIH41IINHHNKIIIWIIIHllIHll1IIWliINU1lIINl1IIINIWWVHWIIIWIIIINl1iIHlWIWIIIII1PVIHIHHNIIlI!IUlIIINWIINl1IWl1MIINIIIHMIININ1HHHiIIW1IIIWHHH!IIHIIIIIWJIIWHIHIIIW!IIIHHLiINllUIWl7INWlINWIVIWIIIH!1IIIU1IINIUIIIHl?YW!1IINlI1VHN1NHI1MWWINIIilllllilllllllllllIIINNHIINIIHIHNINKIWV 123 . X ' 1 -. N!--My p 0 Z !- if L re- 1 X X- N SL! Q In si Ttipsilun Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty William Lewis Downrl., Jr. William flmsvc-1101- lllly, Jr. l31':1.cll'1n'1l Vnm Rvnsszxlr-:u' Mn Waller Ric-lmmml fi:l1'lllll'I' Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Chumvillv Burns Alller-lc l,lny4l Cllulrw Ely Stuart l orsl:xll Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Julm Eric W:Lrwir:k l :uvc0H., Jr. llnrrison l3:Lrrows llllIll300ll, Jr. Suclpgwirwk ltuslinpg Ryno Wznlton Cllurlc l'l0I'Sl32lll Arlliur lilxmir Nlcmcly, Jr. fic-urge Ilulmer Wulmlm, Jr. lllxlljilllllll l,02ll'f!K! ll2l,l'l'lS, Jr. li.l45lllLl'll lVlorrisvy Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three l r:Lmfis Otis Allen, Jr. Willizun lVlll'll1LPl Cllfilllllilll lilmi-ll l':1inc Morse Cflmrles Il01'lxe1't. Appleby Willizun lDig.5l1trn1, Jr. ltolwrl llllLI,ll0S Sumnwrs Rulwrl. Bulls Clemons Julm Davis l'lfllllllIlflSJ0ll0S. Jr. llwiglli lluwvs 'l'lim11:1s I2-'L Theta Delta Beta Sigma Gamma Zeta Lambda Kappa Psi Xi Upsilon Iota Phi Pi Chi Beta Beta Eta Tau Mu Rho Omega Epsilon Omieron Delta Delta Theta Theta 1'I. M. ADAMS . M V ..1 v.-viva .- is .eff 1l .1 , i 1 uni ifsgg-yy ' e - f - 51' 'lr 9 1 '- X 'N' ' '.ll' fir 6 ,W I .ul R011 of Chapters Union College . New York University Yale University . Brown University Amherst College . Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College . Hamilton College .i Wesleyan University University of Rochester Kenyon College . University of Michigan Syracuse University Cornell University ' Trinity College . Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania . University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin. University of Chicago University ol' California I University of Illinois Williams College . University of Washington Resident Members 1833 1837 1 839 1810 18-1 1 184142 1842 1 S43 1843 1 S43 ' 1858 1800 1895 1875 1 S70 1 SSO 18841 1890 1891 1890 1897 1 9113 1 9110 1 913 1910 . ll. S. A1+'l Ll'1Clx D. S. BABOOCK H. P. BABCOCK F A. BALLOU, Jn. 111. A. BARROWS L. P. BHCKWVI ll. ' T. Bl'1CKWlTH 2D Ia 1. H. BLANCHARI ll. BLISS . . ' W. BOURNF . . . Brown '95 N. ' . . Brown '07 G. . . Brown '10 111. . . Brown '09 R. . . Brown '10 A. . . Yale '57 W '11 . . Brown '14 H. . . . Brown '80 A. 3 . . Brown '05 J. . . . Brown '15 Brown S. 1 ..... H. B. BOWEN ..... lflarvard REV. ARTHUR ll. BRADFORD Yale J. BRIGHAM . S. W. BRIGHAM F. ll. BROWN . J. F. BROWN . Du. A. W. CALDIH '99 S. CAMPBELL . . W. o. CARP1'lN'l'l'lR. f I CARRINGTON . . CASE ..... D. ClIAP1N, Jn. . R. C1-1ANDLl'lR., Jn. L. CLARK . . . M. COATS . . . H. COLLIER . . . . V. L. COLLINS . DR I LE. B. COLT . . . 1 '00 Llc. C. COLT . . 'H R. W. OOMSTOCK . . . . . Brown '07 W. P. COMSTOOK . . . . . Brown '94 M F. OONANT . . . . Brown '85 G. M. CONGDON . . . . . Brown '17 I-I. CONGDON . . . R . . Brown '91 Rn Q5 Yale ' ' Brown Brown B1'own Brown Brown Brown Yale Brown Brown Yale Brown Brown Brown Brown Yale Brown V. T. l'I. COOPER . . Wesleyan 0-1 '93 '73 '12 '91 '10 '70 '90 '00 '73 '68 ' 99 '02 '99 '10 '09 '94 '84 . lv - 7 v r 'l 5- P1-swf., a .. Z U 1 E . , ' v A Y A - . if .57 I Q I Q 2- ll 'Ili Q 6 ' A 1 ' 1 T ' ' L' 11115 5111? U '90 '82 '55 '96 '07 '01 '05 '09 '67 '07 '63 88 '66 '94 '03 '78 '87 '14 '16 '00 '01 '11 '96 '78 '84 '77 '14 '02 'I 1 '69 '16 I '85 '87 '94 '86 '82 '86 '81 '89 '87 '14 '84 '78 '13 '07 '95 Y 9-I '98 '77 '04 '85 '77 '06 '76 '02 '03 '12 '96 REV. A. COULTAS . . . Wosloyzin D. B. COXE . . . . Wesleyan G. G. CROCKER . . Atrllion-:Ii H. P. CROSS . . . . Ynlo .I. G. DAMON . PunnsyIvn.nin. P. DEWOLF . . . . Brown P. D. Dr:WOI.F . . . Brown W. P. DODGE . . . Brown C. T. DORRANCE . . Brown II. L. DORRANCE. . Brown S. R. DORRANCE . . Brown L. W. DOWNES . Trinity II. E. DRAKE . . Wesleyan Cor.. H. A. DYER . . Brown G. C. EARLE . . Brown W. ELY .... . . Brown F. W. EMERSON . , . R.Ol'I108IfCl' J. H. FARNHAIVI ....' Brown F. A. FARNHAM, 20 . . Brown ox- Rlsv. G. MACC. FISKE . . Trinity D. W. FISK .... . Trinity F. C. FLETCHER, Ju. . . Brown T. C. FOSTER . . . . Brown W. GAMMELL ..... Brown Pnolf. H. B. GARDNER . . Brown R. GARDNER ..,.. Brown V. C. GELB .... . Brown R. H. I. GODDARD . . Yolo D. GOFF ..... . Brown F. B. GRANT . . . Brown A. E. GREENE . . Brown F. W. GREENE . Brown T. F. GREENE . . Brown L. IIAM .... . Brown F. A. W. HARRIS . . Brown R. B. HARRIS . . Brown S. C. HARRIS . . Brown F. HAYES . . . . Brown L. H. HAZARD . . . . Brown J. HENSHAW . . . , Brown R. S. HOLDING, Jn. . . Brown C. E. HOLMES . . . . Yale C. T. HOWARD .... Brown F. H. HOWARD, Jn .... Amherst F. N. IIOWARD, Jn .... Brown Prior. C. H. HUNKINS . D1Ll'I'.Il10l1IfI1 W. C. HUNTOON .... Brown F. L. JENKES . . . . Brown T. A. JEN KES . . . Brown H. F. KIMBALL . Brown C. P. KNIGHT . . . Brown II. N. KNIGHT. . Wuslcynn R. L. KNIGHT . . Brown W. KNIGHT . . . Brown S. D. KNOWLES . . Brown VV. LARCHAR, Jn. . . Trinity R. N. LEITII . . . Brown J. B. LEVVIS . . .' . . Brown HON. C. W. LIPPITT . . Brown '65 26 Qaul H. I . LIPI'I'l l' . . . M. .I. LYNCH . . . DR. G. S. MACIIAN . VV. R. Llc. IVIUBEE C. B. MACKINNEY . II. A. M.u'KINNI'IY . A. T. IVIANSFIELD . G. MARSH . . L. MAURAN ., II. MERRIMAN, . E..B. MERRIMAN H. T. MERRIMAN . I. B. MERRIMAN Du. R. H. MILLICR . W. D. MILLER. . . F. VV. MINER. JR. . . C. A. N1GH'l'INGAI.E II. H. NIGIITINGALE P. NICI-IOLSON . . F. PJOWEN. . . . J. I . PAINE . . . W. H. PRESTON . J. D. PRYOR . . . Dil. F. L. PIIRDY . . IJEAN VV. E. RANDALL . . W. C1 C. D. RAWSTORNE . . W. C. RHODES . . .I.n.1c:HA1uJsoN . . . I F. E. RICHMOND, 2o H. A. RICIIMOND . Du. A. W. ROUND8 . F. P. SAGKETT . . II. W. SACKETT . F. A. SAYLES . W. B. SHAW . B. M. SMITH . F. M. SMITH . R. C. TAFT, Jn. Cor.. R. W. TAFT . . '. H. THAYER In. . 'Iii ll Qs . . Brown . Brown . Bowdoin . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Ynlu Brown Brown Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown Brown . . Yule . Amherst . . Brown . Brown ox . Brown . Symciiso . . Brown . Brown ex Brown Brown Brown Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . . Brown . Brown ox . Yule . Brown . Brown . . Brown . . Brown P1 , 1 FREDERICK VV. THOMAS . IIFOWII .I. .C THURBFR . . I9 I 1 I . B. TI-IURBER . . T. T. 'I'ILI.INGI1AS'l' R . J. WALSH . . . II. P. WATERMAN . S. WATERMAN . B. S. WATSON . R. B. WEEDEN . . W. W. WEEDEN . Dn. J. L. WIIEATON. . M. WHITE .... N. D. WHITE . . E. L. WILSON . M. A. WOLF . E. L. WOOD . . I-I. G. WOODBURY . W. THOMAS. . . . Brown ox- Brown Brown Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown . I'J:n'fmouluh . . Brown . . Brown . Amherst. . Trinity In. . '78 '04 'sn 'us 'ms 'ox '68 'sm 's7 'oz '94 'en- '07 ww 'on 'sn ws '83 '11 '74 '98 '15 '08 '92 '84 '20 '01 '64 '82 '99 '97 '95 '97 '94 '90 '20 '03 '92 '95 '91 '98 '19 '19 '86 '05 '84 '17 178 '86 '97 '99 '91 '90 ' 99 '01 '05 '14 '84 '12 4 ' IWHIWIPHMIVIWIWNIPWIIWIHIUIIVIHHIWIIIFIHIHUHIVWWWIIIfltilmllIMIIHHH!IWWI!IWI!IVUIIJIIWIIHWIIINVMNHHHWIIHINIW INl!l MUNIWWI!!iWWWIHNNNWIVHMNINIMIWIIHIWIIINHIMUIMMHIIMNJIIWIHINWNHHIWWHIHUU1IHtMIIlNIMHNHiiNNIIl!INIHItIHWINWINIMHHIIMI1 Beta Theta Pi Founded at Kappa Chapter Miami University I839 Institutect l847 I L NHIH MMiIHNIWH!HM!UIINIIMUVHNUNWIVMIIIIHIIWWIVNWHMIWN!VNIWHHWIIIWUW!WNIIWHIIMJIHHUIM!WMHWIWXWI14UtmtmtttlllttttiftmtmwltmttfttttltttftttmlilmtiMMM?MMI i tttt ltI' 1' H V Q 127 . v Z1 visfewtgn - uf' i N 'lf'F's'Q-,gf K.: S' 'N flu, ana- m swf fir rn A I A illg ,li Q .ul Esta Theta iBi Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty George Chester Annes, ex-'19 Artlnn' Jenson Frey lflrlwlml lierllie liycler, ex-'lil Irving Slllllfll Crolnpton Sl!llll lirzrylon Clillord Lloyrl l':u'kvr Zellers K .lmnes Lnwrenee Jenelcs, ex-'IJ Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One liolmeri, l l'l!l!llltl.ll Allison lnuvrenee Rogers Foote Frecl Allen lrougee Stanley 'l'l1:Lyer l5l:1,ek l l'2lllli Oswell Green xvlllltllll llnrolml Senrles .lzunes l'I1lW:Lrll Breslin li,egin:n,lcl Stevens Kllllllillll Norman Briton Sowell Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Emlwnrrl Louis l+'iel4ling ClHll'l0S 'l'll0OKl0l'0 lntzure Joseph Eliot, Peeklnun Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-'Three Robert, Mullle Aflilfjlllfi lCclw:Lrcl Joseph Gormztn Y Y ' 1 George Fecleriek llzwell George x7lll00l1ll Leclcly luugene l4l'eclel'1r'k flrnnewnlrl John Rolfe Dennmn '23 Pledges 128 Spencer 'llljlllltlll Munrer Willizun llurvey Miller Oleolil Griswold Mills liurlon Ross lvlilcllllllllbl' '23 Beta Signna Kappa Bela lolla Alpha Omega Mn Epsilon Bela 'l'he1a Beta Della Beta Zeta Alpha Alpha Beta Gamma Alpha Sigma Alpha Chi Psi I Alpha Upsilon Phi Alpha Eta Beta Lambda Kappa Alpha Ella Beta Alpha Epsilon Bella Nu Alpha Delta Iota Pi flannna Phi Beta Oniieron Chi Lamhzla Rho Sigma Rho Alpha X1 Alpha Bela Tau Sigma Alpha Nu Gamma Epsilon Zeta Phi I ' EW: M .H 'E' wif f, S rg 'ibfwsffl 1 Z' X u ! , bw- K 1 Q G Q '- Z Y A ' ' A f ' in V . .V N , fin. Qui Q 'Q L' img am? U Bowrloill Brown . . Anmhersl . Dartmouth . Wesleyan ' Colgal e . Cornell . . 8t. Lawrence . Cohnnhixx . Rutgers . . Dickinson Johns Hopkins Bethany . . Pennsylvania Sllalfi Davidson . North Carolina Case . Dennison Kenyon . Cenlral , Cincinnati . Miami . De Panw Hanover lnchana . Oklaholna , . lexas . Beloil, . Cll1l'21g'0 . Illinois . Knox . Iowa . . Iowa Slate . Kansas . . lxansas Stalie MlSS0l1l'l ll Q .J I Roll of Chapters DI8'l'R1C'l' 1 1000 Bela 1'l1a 1847 Beta llpsilon Dl8'l'RlC'l' ll 1880 Zola 1880 Phi Chi 1800 Dl8'l'RlC'l' lll 1880 Beta Epsilon 1870 'l'het.a Zeta 1870 Mu DISTRICT IV 1881 Sigma 1870 DI8'l'R1C'l' V 1874 Bela. Chi 1877 Phi Dl8'l'RIC'l' V1 A 1860 'Gamma 1888 Beta Psi Dl8'l'RlC'l' Vll 1850 Onlieron 1852 DI8'l'RlC'l' V111 1005 'l'he1-a 1868 Bela 1870 D18'l'R1C'l' IX 1848 Bela Kappa 1800 Theta Delia 1830 Alpha Gamma DI8'l'R1C'l' X 1845 Bela Mu 1853 'l'an 18115 DI8'l'RlC'l' Xl 1007 Bella Xi 1885 DISTRICT XII 1862 Lambda 1868 Rho 1002 Alpha Pi DI8'l'Rl.C'l' XIII 1855 Beta Pi 1866 Alpha Tan 1005 Gamma Alpha DI8'l'R1C'l' XIV 1872 Beta lianlhcla 1872 Alpha Iota 1800 Alpha Delta 120 Maine . M. I. 'l'. . Williams 1 ale . Syraense Toronto . Union . Hllevens , Lehigh . . Pennsylvania 117211811lllgiiflll--1l'1T0l'SOll West Virginia Virginia . Ohio Wesleyan W esllern Reserve Ohio . . Ohio Stale . Wittenberg: . Pnrclne . W ahash . Tulane . MlLY1l11l,'IIl1 . Northwest ern Wisconsin . hflinnesola . Nebraska . South Dakota Vanderbilt . Washington . Westminster . 1870 1013 1014 1,801 1880 1007 1881 1870 1801 1880 1 84 2 1000 1855 1853 1841 1841 1885 1867 1003 1846 1000 1845 1873 1873 1800 1888 1013 18811 1860 1867 1 4 Q ' ' ll 'w'8was- a ' '- ' ' 7 1 K r Zi ugiwgrz b R ll! I 'll' 3 ,7 DT- ':' B 'QI 'Il ir L 21- f 'E . DISTRICT XV ' Beta Tau Colorado . . 1000 Bom Plli Colornclo Mines . 1000 Gamma Delta Colorado College . 1014 Alplm Zulu Denver . . . 1888 DISTRICT XVI Gamma Gamma Iclnho . . 101-1 Gnmnun Bela. U1.n.h . . . 1013 Beta Rho Oregon . . 1000 Bohn Omega W ILSIIIIILQIIOII State 1001 DISTRICT XVII Omega California . . 1870 I.:nnlulaLSignm Stanford . 1804 Resident Members A. M. ALLEN . . . Brown '07 W. A. KENNEDY . . Brown '00 W. F. ANGELL ..... Brown '80 E. B. LLOYD . . Amherst. '11 E. C. ARNOLD ...., Brown '03 A. B. LLOYD . . . Brown ox-'18 Rnv. G. G. ATKINS . . Ohio Stnto '88 E. LUTIIER .... . Brown '08 W. H. BARNEY .,.. Brown '70 B. M. MCLYMAN . . . Brown '1'i W. II. BARNEY, .In. . . Brown '05 Plcolv. H. P. MANNING . Brown '83 T. A. BARRY . . . . Brown '03 J. E. MARSHALL . . A1nl1crst'08 J. E. BATTEY . . . Brown '10 A. E. MUNROE . . . Brown '02 L. T. BOHL . . . Brown '13 E. N. PADDOCK . . . Brown '07 H. J. BOYCE ..... Brown '80 Pnoxf. A. DMI . PALMER . Brown '01 H. D. BRICE ..,. Brown ox-'15 J. M. PAYNE ' . . . . Brown '82 F. C. BROOMIIEAD . . Brown '05 Du. I . G. PHILIPS . Cilllllllllllb '02 E. 1. BROWNELL . . , Brown '02 I-I. T. PHINNEY . . Brown '10 Dn. R. G. BUG-BEE . . Brown '00 Dr. E. E. PIERCE . . Brown '77 O. L. BUNTING . . . Lcl1igl1'00 W. A. PRESBREY . . . Brown '00 H. F. CAMERON . . . Brown '00 R. W. RICHMOND ' . . Brown '02 E. G. CARR . . . .IJ1l.1'l.lllOl1l.ll '07 C. H. RICKER . . . . Brown '13 A. W. CATE . . . . Brown '14 E. A. ROBINSON . . . Brown '08 B, 1-1, GATE . . . Brown '11 Dn. R. C. ROBINSON . . Brown '00 D, C, CHACE . . Brown '05 R. S. ROBINSON . . . Brown '11 A. W. CLAIILIN . . Brown '00 Junon I . RUECKERT . . Brown '77 D. H. CLAUSS .... Brown ox-'10 R. C. SANGER . . . . B1'own '00 Du. A. H. COOKE . . . Amherst '80 II. L. SCOTT . . . Brown '01 C. L. CORDERY . . . Brown '08 W. H. SCOTT . . . B1'own '75 M. W. CRANE ..... Brown '00 A. O. SEABURY . . Brown '00 Dn. G. I-I. CROOKER . . . Brown '87 C. P. SEAGRAVE . . Brown '85 W. W. DANIELS .... Brown '03 II. R. SEARLES . . Brown '10 H. DUNSTER, Ju. .... Brown '80 A. L. SLADE . . . Brown '12 Il. A. EASTERBROOKS . . I5l'OWll '04 F. C. SPECK . . . Brown '18 H. E. EASTON ..... Brown '11 F. G. SPENCER, Jn. . . Brown '07 .l. W. FREEMAN .... Brown '85 G. L. SPENCER . . Brown '04 Du. I . T. FULTON . S1..Lawronco'08 R. L. SPENCER . . Brown '80 I. N. GOFI9, Jn. . . . Brown '08 W. E. SPARKLING . B1'own '12 R. E. GOFF . . . . Brown ox-'14 K. R. SQUIRES . Syrzwuso '11 W. I . GRANT . . . . Brown '04 A. P. SUMNER . . . Brown '85 Dn. E. B. HARVEY . . Brown '84 I-I. B. TANNER . . Brown '00 Du. P. 'l'. HILL . . . Brown '00 II. D. TANNER . Brown ox-'11 C. II. IIINCKLEY . . . Boston '07 K. J. TANNER . . . Brown '12 L. R. HOLMES . . . Brown '00 C. R. THURSTON . . Brown '82 L. W. I-IORTON . Brown '07 A. B. TINGLEY . . Brown '00 V. I . HORTON . . . Brown '73 L. A. WATERMAN . Brown '0-1 A. C. IIOYE . . . Ponn S1.ut.e'00 C. M. WILSON . . . Brown '05 C.. M. HULL . . . Brown '12 G. E. WILSON . . Brown ox-'20 E. T. JILLSON . . Brown '07 C. F. WOODWORTH . . Brown '01 G. D. KELSO . Rugtcrs '02 W. A. YOUNG . . . B1'own '01 'If IHHWIIWWWmmmmWWUlmNIIWHIWWWWWUI WWW5IINXNIIIWMIINXWIIIIHUImWI iUWMW HWWIWUH 11I5IWNXHIIXXHIIXXWIIXWIXWIIINlIIHXHIINXmlIXWIIXWIIHHIIWXHIHNXHIINXMINNNHIIINHVIINNIIIIIWHIIIXflIINNNIIXWHIIIWMWIXWMIIHUIIIWIWVIIMIIMWIII Delta Kappa Epsilon Upsilon Chapter Y 1 C ll g 4 Institutecl 1850 IWHII1UHWI!IIUlHIVMNIMHINIHIWIIllVIHIWIHHIHIIMHINIHMHIlflHllVII!IMUIIIMINIWHNIHWllIVMIHIUI!HWIHlllIII lIUI!IINWNNHMIWWNIIHIVMHNIIIHXIIUHIMIINIMH lIlJIIWVWHWHIMUIIIHHVWMIIIH!lI4lIHMI!IIUIIWIIHIMWWW!VMI!WIMIIINIMIWMMHNIMHMHHWIHIUMIIHIIIIININHIIIIHWWJIIW a ' T' J i I:-5 N f f.. aa 1 ,, ,Q V I 5. .Al i aa a Founded at a e o e e 184 131 C - QI W -'-. , 1 P A D ' K !.51PlSE-32234 9 f , 5111- Qlmf Q,,, N A ,Q w- J x L' aut gl-J I Reita kappa fllinfilun Graduate Student lflowatrfl VVilson Tinclnll Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Clirisloplir-1' Allen Chmnplin Walter I-loving M:tynu1'd Presley White Rzlymontl Brooks West Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One John Ulll'il0I' Cllllllllllllll William Joseph FilvzGihbons l-Iowzml liueknell Sli-:u'ns Sidney Stll2tl'l? Cline Daniel Rogers Pinklmrn Preston 'Fupley Stevenson Slllllllftl LuDue Davis Alfred Cecil Taylor Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Milton Marcus l5n,l,es Sayles Gorlmm George Colgan Johnstone Alphonse ltnmlolph Gogreve Willizun Mztrslmll .Ilow:n'cl Charles Hawker Pinklnim Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Rolmerl, Nelson Curr John L00lllLl'fl C-ilL01'Sll0 Williaun Best lVIOCOl'llllf'lC HL:-clnnui ltolmy Coe Minnese Guliain John Curtis Reed Ronzild Winslow Corclingly Percivztl Hopwood ' Kenneth Paul Sheldon Arthur Stephens Fox Howzml William Jones Willard Simons ,I32 K r Phi Theta Xi Sigma Upsilon Beta Eta Kappa Lambda Pi Iota Alpha Alpha Omicron Epsilon Rho Tau Mu Nu Beta Phi Phi Chi Psi Phi Gamma Phi Psi Omega Beta Chi Delta Chi Phi Gamma Gamma Beta Theta Zeta Alpha Chi Psi Gamma Phi Epsilon Sigma Tau Delta Delta Alpha Phi Tau Lambda Delta Kappa Tau Alpha Sigma Rho Delta Phi Rho Delta Kappa Epsilon Omega Chi IC. B. ALDRICI-I lil. S. ALDRICH W. F. ALDRICII lq'lw'a-as -,4 ii 51 litfgwgg ?-. ve g - 'f ,Q Pe'-Q N ' are In I Roll of Chapters G1 Yale University . . 1844 Bowdoin College . . 1844 Colby College . 1844 Amherst College . . . 1846 Brown University . . 1850 University of North Carolina 1851 ' University of Virginia . . 1852 Miami University . 1852 Kenyon College . . . 1852 Dartmouth College ,. . 1853 Central University of Kentucky . 1854 Middlebury College . . 1854 University ot Michigan . . 1855 Williams College . . 1855 Lafayette College . 1856 Hamilton College . . . 1856 Colgate University . . . 1856 College of the City of New York . 1856 University of Rochester . 1856 Rutgers College . . 1861 De Pauw University . . 1867 Wesleyan .... 1867 Rensselaer Polyteehnie Institute . 1867 Adelbert College . . . 1868 Cornell University 1870 Syracuse University . 1871 Columbia University . 1874 University of California 187-L Trinity College . . 1885 University of Alabama . 1887 Vanderbilt University . . . 18851 University of Minnesota . . 1889 Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1896 University of Chicago . . . 1892 Toronto University . . .. 1898 Tulane University. . . 18118 University of Pennsylvania . 191111 McGill University .... 1961 Leland Stanford .I r. University . 1901 University of Illinois . . 1905 University of Wisconsin. . 1906 University of Washington . 1911. University of Texas . 11113 Resident Members . Brown '93 II. P. ANDREWS . . . Brown '16 . Brown '64 L. M. ARMSTRONG . .Amherst '07 . Yale '51 C. N. ARNOLD . . . Brown '94 133 . 9'3Er1FFF?'??fU?1F1'-IFJ - ul vi Sregeitgs , - ' Q . YCRJI i T 'Y P K 7 A - 'S . ' 4 Q WI! Ill- Q G M ? 5 1 If ' ' 4, .ini Til? I I H. ARNOLD . . W. ARNOLD . P. B. ATWOOD . R. BALLOU . . R. BANCROFT . E. BARNARD . D. BARTLETT . C. BATES . L. BATES . L. BEERS . BINNEY . . . BINNEY . . N. BLISS. . . W. C. BLISS . . E. W. BLODGETT . F. B. BOURNE . . H. F. BRENNAN . W. J. BROWN . R. T. BURBANK . R. B. BURCI-IARD H. L. BURDICK . W. W. BURNI-IAM C. BURRAGE . . W. C. BURWELL . W. B. CALLENDER K. I. CHACE . . W. B. CHACE . . A. II. CHASE . . W. C. CHASE . . . DR. E. D. CHESEBRO J. E. CLAUSEN . K. COLLINS . , E. P. COOK . . . GEORGE COOPER II. E. D. T A. CORNELL . W. DAVIS . . B. DAWLEY . H. DONAHUE Jn. .1.'B. DUNN . .' . .I. F. DYER . . . F. M. EATON . E. F. ELY . . . M. S. FANNING . P. FEARY . . F. L. FERRIS . . W. D. FORBES . . R. M. FREEMAN . . L. F. C. GARVIN . . C. H. GEORGE, 2D . D. F. GEORGE . . A. K. GEORGE . II. J. GREENE . . L. P. GREENE . . . W. E HAIIN . . A. H. HARRINGTON . H. L. HARRINGTON . G. W. HARRINGTON W. H. HARRIMAN . W. HAYWOOD . . I. B. HAZELTINE . . . Brown '91 . Brown '51 . Brown '02 . Brown '03 . Brown '01 . . Brown '15 .. Brown ex-'13 . B1'own '10 . . Brown '02 . Wesleyan '90 . Harvard '83 . Harvard '81 . Brown '00 . Brown '90 . Brown '78 . . Brown '73 . Amherst '07 . Brown '94 . . Brown '08 C. C. N. Y. '81 . . Brown '01 . Brown ex-'83 . Brown '90 . . Brown '85 . . Yale '94 . Brown 'ex-'12 . . Brown '85 . Brown '97 . . Brown '10 . . Brown '87 . Amherst '97 . Brown ex-'14 . Brown '14 . Brown '87 . . Colgate '77 . Harvard '76 . Trinity '13 . Brown '10 . Brown '10 . Brown '99 . Yale '81 . BPOWII '79 . Brown '92 . Brown '04 . Brown '10 . . Brown '00 . . M. I. T. '13 . Amherst '02 . Brown '99 . Brown '94 . Brown '93 . Brown '93 . . Brown '92 . Wesleyan '90 . Brown '79 . Brown '79 . Brown ex-'93 . Dartmouth '08 . . Brown '85 . M. I. T. '96 184 2-4 Qaul W. L. HODGEMAN . . . Yale H. W. HOLLANBECK . Brown R. INGERSOLL . . Cornell C. H. JOHNSON . . Brown W. C. JOHNSON . . Brown F. W. JONES . . . Brown J. D. E. JONES . . Brown J. E. KENDRICK . Wesleyan W. E. KEYES . . Columbia Rlcv. A. E. KROM . . Miami O. LAPHAM . . . . Brown REV. A. E. LEGG . Dartmoutli E. L. LEGG ., . . Dnrlmontli N. W. LITTLEFIELD . Brown I . N. LUTHER . . . Brown G. R. MCLEOD . . . Brown N. D. MCLEOD . . M. l. T. E. H. MANSFIELD Wesleyan A. C. MATTESON . . Brown C. MATTESON ..... Brown DR. G. W. MATTESON . . Brown P. MATTESON ..... Brown T. W. MATTESON . . Brown C. C. MAXSON . . . Brown C. D. MEAD . . Middlelaur L. H. MEADER . Dartmoutli S. C. METCALF . . Brown L. S. MILNER . . . Brown R. J. MORGAN ..... Brown DR. A. S. MORRISON . Brown W. J. MURRY . . . Brown II. W. NICHOLS . . Brown C. P. OLIVER . Roellester C. II. PAGE . . . Wesleyan E. C. PALMER . . . Brown G. R. PARSONS . Harvard H. H. PAYNE . Brown ex- E. D. PEARCE . . Harvard H. E. PEARSALL . . Brown J. W. V. RICH . . Wesleyan Rlcv. C. A. L. RICHARDS . Yale H. B. ROSE ...... Brown Du. A. H. RUGGLES . . Dartmouth L. E. SALISBURY . . Brown P. W. SARLE . . , Brown E. SCATTERGOOD . Brown W. B. SHERMAN . R. P. I. C. H. SMART . . . Brown R. C. SMITH . . . Brown R. W. SMITH . . Wesleyan Du. S. N. SMITH . . Brown H. W. STINESS . . . Brown G. A. STOCKWELL . . Brown W. S. SWEET . . . Brown E. D. TALBOT . . . Brown C. L. THOMAS . . . Yale DR. H. E. UTTER . Amherst W. R. WALKER . Brown ex- A. T. WALL . . , Brown G. W. WARE . . Brown , UWUHW!HWIIINUlm?IHWIIIWUWUIIHVPNWPHWllllflHHNlHW!NW!PIWPHHNFPUWPIW?HWPIINWHWNWIHHNPIIWHIHWHNHHNIIWWIWPIIWWNN .NPFWUWOIIVIWIIYVTWIWNIIWUHWIWIIWNIINVWIINUIIHNIWHHHIIWIWWNIIWIIWWWWIUIIWNINIIIWIWIIVVMIHVlWlVIV lHIIIlrrI Zeta Psi V ix it E' Founded at Epsilon Chapter t New York University 1846 Instituted l852 WWIIWWIIWWWIIWHWVHIHUIIWIIIWIIWIYNUIYWIllWWVllUVIYIWVIImlIIWilIWlllIUIIIN!IUWWIWIIIIHllIIWllIWUWllVIII!IWIWIHWIHIIIIIIIIIIINWNWUVWIIIWIIWWWWIMNWRUWWVWYIHNVIMlIIW!NWINMHWUWIIIWVYWVIVWINHillIMIIIWUWUWIWIIIHUWIIWIIIWHWUWIWIMII 135 Y ' ' gusagimf-ESQ 'M ! ' I' 9 . ,V ' L V A ' K 4? 42 , me 2!!If 9 ,,. w-191 9- ix L W!! ,lv-JI Zeta 195i Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty l r:Lnk A. R. Allen Willixnn Knowles llolllen l'll'0ilOl'lfl Allnn Tliolnpson Williann Jnflson Cronell lC:n'le ltanirlolpli Stephens 'llll0lllllS l r:nn-is Vnnee, .li Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One lflnrle Milton Brown Kenneth Dewey Johnson Willimn Anllllony Towle, .ll Roger l,l0I'l'0 Jenks Russell Ernest, I,:n'lcin Ilowell 'l'l1onms Young D Rolwert Alden Apple liny lllllsworlll lzxlnler Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two ton lin li l otl Hill , ssell Ilonpg Cnnn , lienflrielc lienjannin lirown l'll'Illllillll Clizmrles ldtr-son Chnrle:-a Henry Cole Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty George lvison Danni Donztlrl liryzrnl Ili4lclen .lc-:ni Pnnl -lllflllilllli Phillip Rnyinonrl Hisson 'l'lieoclore Roosevelt Jellers ll:n'olfl lVl2l.I'fllllSS Keele llllglll FITLIICIS RISIIIIIU Graduate Students lllli l' iznn Pike Clrzwes ,llll0IIl2LS cilillftill lienl Cliestel' Sides Sine-lipole -Th ree C:n'l Oscar Sll.lllll0lS0ll Philip lfhlwin Stanley Stephen Arllnn' Mefllellnn Dunn, liir-e tl W -- h i .!1PlSf-'lhflf-Zi? e ' ' Q we sc-wi If-JI L ill! ll Q u 1 5 , K , ' -A . 1 ' ggi : ll! ' '!-!if Q I ,T if if K ,rl l I Phi Zeta Delta Sigma Chi Epsilon Kappa Tau Upsilon Xi Lambda Beta Psi Iota Gamma Theta Xi Alpha Alpha Psi Nu Eta Mu Alpha Beta Alpha Epsilon Lambda Psi Roll of Chapters New York University . Williams College . Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . Colby College . . Brown University Tufts College . Lafayette College . . . University of North Carolina University of Michigan . . Bowcloin College .' . University of Virginia . Cornell University . University of California Syracuse University . University of Toronto . Columbia University . McGill University. A . Case School of Appliecl Seienee Yale University . . . Stanford University . University of lXf'Iinnesota University of Illinois . University of Wisconsin . 137 .1847 ,l S43 l 848 lS5U lN50 l N512 1855 l S57 1858 l.Ss'j8 l8li7 l8fSS lSliS 1870 l S75 lS79 .1879 l8SIi lS81l: l N39 1892 l 899 l 909 l il l U Y F- 15 B152-'!Mf.ZE ... P. E. ALDRICH . J. L. ALGER. . J. C. BAILEY . II. C. BARNEY . . W. C. BLANDING . . 1'. A. BLANDING . . R.. W. BLANDING . . R. B. BONGARTZ . . II. M. BOSS, Jn. . W. P. BRADLEY . Cl. BRIGGS, Jn. M. S. BROWN . . . C. S. CAR1'EN'l'lCR . E. N. CASEY . . J. L. CASEY . A. G. CI'IAFI. EE . C. E. COHICN . . . Pnor. S. S. COLVIN . F. NV. COOK . . 1. S. COOK . . M. II. COOK . II. D. DAY . J. T. DAY . C. V. DEAN .... C. I. DROWNE. . . Pnolr. W. K. W. DBURY IV. II. EDDY . . . II. I'. ICLDREDCE . . O. E. I4'I'I'ZGEIlALD . L. 'I'. GARDNER, 2ND E. S. GRAVES . . . II. IV. GREENE . . Puolr. J. F. GREENE' . II.. W. I'IA'l'I-IAWAY . II. W. IIAYES . . . L. S. IIEIVIENIVAY . . IV. D. IIEYDON . fl. .I. HOLDEN . . DR. II. .I. IIOYE . 'I'. M. IAIULL . . S. D. IIUIWIPIIREY . N. I'. IIUTCIIINSON . D. JACKSON . . . I'. S. .IASTBAIVI K. D. KNIGIIT . II. L. KOOPINIAN . Z' X-Y' rr Q .4 I C - Q -I , 1 P ' 45 .5 W Il! il! 3 7 0 W L 1 5 I: fill? . Resident Members . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Williams . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Colby . Brown . Brown . Tufts . Brown . B1'own . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Case . Brown . Brown Bowdoin . Brown . Brown . Brown . B1'own . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown I '98 '90 '04 '10 '02 '03 '03 '15 '98 '84 '07 '99 '0 5 '93 I 93 '02 '92 '91 '05 '83 '97 93 '77 '04 '98 '08 '92 '03 '73 '17 '99 '77 '94 '12 '70 '14 '11 '91 95 '10 '97 '04 '09 '60 '02 '80 138 K. I-I. KOOPMAN . . Brown W. D. LAMOND . . Brown E. P. LULL . . . Bowdoin E. A. LUTHER . . , 'Brown B. IG. MCGOUGII . . Brown If. W. MARVEL . . Brown J. IG. MASON . . . Tufts L. N. MCKENZIE . . Brown P. MILLER . . . Brown I'. E. MONROE . . Brown DR. H. B. MOORE . Brown II. G. NELSON . . . Brown I'. K. NIVEN . Bowdoin II. NV. OS'l'BY . . Brown R.. G. OSTBY . . Brown If- A- OTIS . . Brown II. N. OTIS . . . Brown .I. O. OTIS . . . Brown DR. M. N. O'l'IS . . B1'own W. F. OTIS . . . Brown W. P. OTIS . . . Brown J. S. PALMER . . Brown DR. J. PERKINS . . Colby A. K. PO'I.'TER . . Brown II.. S. POWERS . . Brown M. A. RAY . . . Tufts G. IC. RONNE . . Brown .I. I. SIIEPARD . . . Brown G. E. SINETON . . Brown IG. C. SMITII . . Brown I . A. SPRATT . . Tufts II. K. STIIRDY . . . Brown II. STURGESS . . . Yule IC. .I. SULLIVAN . . Brown B.. .I. B. SULLIVAN . Brown W. G. THURBER. . . Brown .I. II. 'FUCKBR . . . Brown I . A. VOSE . . . . Brown II. II. WILKINSON . Brown DR. C. N. WILLIAMS . Brown IC. B. WILLIAMS . . Brown .I. II. WILLIAMS . . Brown ox R. M. WILSON . . . Brown .I. C. B. WOODS. . . Brown II. P. YOUNG . . Brown '13 '13 '10 '15 '10 '04 '03 '14 '15 '15 '10 '15 '10 '99 '05 '03 '03 '97 '03 '07 '90 '05 '91 '02 I I 95 '15 '14 '14 W4 '89 I 1: S3 '09 I '08 '15 '08 '15 '71 '99 I 99 '02 '01 'IS '15 '72 IQT 1 Q'WNWN!VVIIWITJIIVIIIIIMIKHMIHtlVIIMHIMIHIIIIVIIN!IIHIIHtl!HWHIINIIHINIWWHNIIHIMHW!IHMIIVIIJIHIMIHINIWHIMHIMWIIVIIIVIIWINIHMHNHHI' NNNfi!WIIl1IfIMNWINIWWNNIHIMHIWIIINMINIIIIINIWWHHXIIIIHIIINMHPINNWIIIMINMIIUWIIHNIlillthwlltltltliltIXIMWIIIYINIIIW! Theta Delta Chi GAX 1 4 f nr',-, ' gy ,o k gt 'td Q' . vt ,gl i qi we 'x 'me v' f XPS if ' w Aff! ' fvygqli Founded at Zeta Chapter Union College 1848 Instituted IS53 'E ' V-A , Q mf- , 2 ..ithHIllHMVIMlIllIHllVIflIVIIMHillIMVIPMIIWIIMIIVH!IKItVMitIiItIIIUHIIHUIMlHMINPMMlNWW!VIDilIMIVIIHIIMWVNIWNIMIVVWIVWMMKIMNMMM1INHttIlllilfttVIWMltIIM1HMUVNNIHINIHtWUIIttWIHVWNNIIW1IIIIllHHMIWllVIIMIIIMIMIHWIPMIWIWIWMItltlittltltlllllltlltillttltltlllrnrattt 139 ' ll E5 5133821.42 - ' gf ,, Nc-,el Fe- Q C -' , 1 P 5 : Q ll! illl Q J ' ini mr? A gy' t QL! Zltbsta alta Qtibi Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Herbert Marston Bziiley, Jr. l i':ink Clnirles llaulrlleton Jxnnes Gliestier Seott Leroy Walton lilneli llngh Robertson Donailcl Schofield Slniw Rohel't1 Angell Bogle Byron Arlanns W:iterin:1n Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Philip Pe:n'r'e liorclon Gli:Lrles John Fish Sent-eat Gadsden Smnp:-ion Willinin 'l'liomns Briglitinann, Jr. Olaif Gnstnl' tltlen llairolrl Stanton Sinitzh Gnrleton Leroy Dnnhuin llenry Newell Snnrlerlinul Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two ' John Alden Cliesebro Art lnn' Chester Durfee Milton Hugh Glover Iflenry lflclwzml Goss Clurenc-e Sperry Gray liielizml Deming Greene Russell Harris Greene John Burr Hzirvie liieliaml Elclrcrlge Lynizin, Jr Ernest Winlrecl MeCoi'ni:iek John Mr-Crow Robert, Williznn Moxlnin Albert Ilmltielcl Nutttzill lirtultorcl l letvr'her Oxntircl Sznnuel Watson Remington, Stanton Lynk Rowley 'l'lieoclore Lawton Sweet' John l'lut,eliinson Whorf Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Ric-liaml Ahny l r:1neis Lelnncl Jones Don Gzwlos 'l'hornrlilce Gli:u'l1-s Roger Johnson Frzuieis Mn,rsli:ill Spr:if,rlu- John Norlnnn 'l'ylel' lfl-0 J i ' - Ii lina-is - , A-' r 0 v Z V A ' 4 F ' at . W ' lg? , A T ll! 'Ill i B T 1 1 Lllltl :IIC Zeta Epsilon Eta Kappa Xi Nu Phi Psi Omieron Deutcron Beta Pi Deuteron Rho Deuteron Nu Deuteron Mu Deuteron Gamma Deuteron Theta Deuteron lota Deuteron Tau Deuteron . Chi Sigma Deuteron Chi Deuteron Delta Deuteron Zeta Deuteron Eta Deuteron Kappa Deuteron Lambda Deuteron Xi Deuteron Phi Deuteron Beta Deuteron J. 11. ALMY . . F. A. ARNOLD . E. C. BAKER . W. J. BALLOU . . W. S. BA R1t1'1'1 1' e. l'.BEARCl'1 , . Rl-rv. Cl. B1+1N1CDIC'I H. D.B1+1NNI'lR . ' W. O. BLANEY G1 F. BLIVEN . A. F. BOWEN . L I Roll of Chapters Brown University . . College of William and Mary .Bowdoin College . . . Tufts College . Hobart College . University of Virginia . Lafayette College . Hamilton College . Dartmouth College I Cornell University . . College of the City of New York . Columbia University . . Lehigh University Amherst College . . University of Miehigan . . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Williams College .... University of Minnesota University of Rochester University of Wisconsin. . George Washington University University of California .' McGill University. . . Leland Stanford Jr. University University of Illinois . . Toronto University . University of Washington University of Pennsylvania . Iowa State College . Resident Members 111. H. BOWEN . C. H. BRIDEN . . W. lt. BULLOCK . HoN. A. L. BROWN . Brown ex-'10 . Brown '07 . Brown '02 . . Brown '08 . . Brown '21 W. I . BROWN . . . . 'l'n1'ts '03 ld. A. BURLING.XM1'1 Boston Univ. ' J. A. BU1 1 1NG'1'ON I . P. BURTON . . W. IC. BU'l'L1'lR. . J. G. CANFIICLD . D. COLLEY . . . . Brown ' . Brown ' - . Brown '10 87 . Bowdoin '00 74 1 5 11-11 1853 1853 185-1 1850 1857 1857 1800 .1808 1800 18711 1881 1883 1884 1885 1880 18011 1801 1802 1 S022 1805 18011 .1 000 1 01 1 l 003 1008 1 01 2 1 01 3 1015 1010 . Brown '10 . Brown '03 . Brown . Brown . Brown '13 . Cornell '90 . Brown '00 Dartmouth '10 Brown ex-'17 . Brown '08 . Brown '18 '02 '70 V ' Z. ggwtaf g -nv Z . Yriwl Q -' -- , 0 ' A 7 ' -8 . 1 ' 6 , A' in. ui 3 ,f L' 11:13 slr I M. S. CURTIS . . P. C. CURTIS . W. W. CURTIS . J. I . DAVIS . . . Du. G. I . DEAGON J. D. DEAN . . . G. B. DRAPER, Ju. L. S. DRAPER . . II. D. G. DUBOIS . E. I . EARYS , . Du. R. H. EDDY . R. S. EMERSON . M. FARNUM . . J. T. FARRELL, Jn. M. U. FISH . . . J. R. FALES . . R. N. FOOTE . . E. FREEMAN . . W. N. FREEMAN . A. A. FRENCH . . .I. S. FRENCH . . S. FRENCH . . Du. w. A. c:ALo1cD' ' J. H. GHODY . . P. P. GOODWILL . .I. T. GREENE . . R. M. GREENLAW J. R. W. HALL . . T. W. HALL . . E. B. HAMLIN . . Du. R. HAMMOND G. B. HIBBARD . Brown Brown . Bowdoin . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Bl'own Brown . Brown ox . Tufts . Brown . Brown . Hohnrt . Brown . Brown Brown . Williams Cornell . Bowdoin . Bowdoin . Williams . Brown . Brown . Brown . Willinlns . Bowdoin . Brown . Brown Brown Tufts IIIll'V2Ll'lI B. W. IIIBBARD . . Boston Univ. A. T. HINDMARSII . . . Brown J. S. IIOLBROOK . . . Roohvslor Du. A. HOLLINGWORTII . Brown .I. L. HOOD . . . W. S. HOWARD . W. H. HOYLE . . G. A. HULL . . W. II. IIULL . I . A. .IILSON . L. II. JOHNSON . E. G. KELTON . . W. II. KIMBALL . Il. G. KINNIE . . I. A. KING . . . B. A. KNOWLTON W. KNIGHT . . A. H. LAKE . . A. G. LEWIS . .l. D. LISLE . . L. S. LITTLE . R. K. LYONS . . H. S. MCLEOD . . W. A. MACKIE . S. T. MACNEILL . Brown Brown . SI.:Ln1'orrI . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown ox- . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Tufts . Willizuns Brown . M. I. T. . Brown . Brown Brown Brown . Dzwtmonth . Brown ox '07 '11 '82 '70 '00 '00 '07 '07 '08 '10 '82 '07 '17 '18 '03 '10 '17 '13 '84 '07 '05 '14- '00 '10 '15 '13 '00 '17 '18 '72 '08 '10 '08 '10 '00 '07 '00 '17 '03 '00 '01 '03 '10 '03 '04 '15 '14 '15 '15 '08 '04 '01 '07 '00 '10 '10 '17 14 2 'Cai E. S. MAGOMBER . Rl-xv. E. L. MARSII . W. D. MARTIN . J. MIEKLEJOI-IN . . W. MIEKLEJOHN . . Du. M. H. MERCHANT G. L. MINER . . . Dn. J. S. MOORE . . II. S. NEWCOMBE L. II. NEWEL . . . I. A. NEWIGK . . . J. PALMER . . . . R. W. PARKINSON . R. H. PARKER . . E. O. POTTER . . W. K. POTTER . . S. G. RAND . . . . Du. A. G. RANDALL . H. E. RAY .... I . M. RHODES . . V. RICE . . . . R. G. REED . . . C. A. ROGERS . 1. L. RYAN . . F. W. SENIOR . S. A. SHERMAN . E. A. SI-IOLZE . . W. F. SHOLZE, Jn.. C. I . SIMS . . . L. D. SOMERS . B. H. SLADE . W. H. SNELL . . II. J. SPONNER . . E. .I. STAI I . . . . E. C. STIENESS . . IIoN. W. R. STIENESS A. G. STONE . . . G. I . STRICKLER . I. II. SWAN .... -Q Brown ox Arnlum-it . Brown IIoh:n'l. . Ilobzlrl . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown ox- . Brown D:1rl.monl.I1 . Brown Brown ox- . Brown . Brown . Brown A111I10l'S1. . 'I'nfl.s Brown ox- . Brown . Brown D:n't.mout I1 Bowdoin . Tufts . Brown Am ho1':-it . Brown . Brown . Brown . Il:u'vnril Brown ox- . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Bowdoin IIoN. G. S. SWEETLAND . Brown J. SWEETLAND . . . Brown ox OW M I T Du. II. TETL . . .I. II. TOWER ..... Brown Du. A. W. A. TRAVER . . Brown M. II. TYLER . . . R. VIALL . . . . W. I. VOSE . . W. L. WIIIPPLE . . .I. A. WARREN . . R. D. WEBB . . COL. G. Il. WEBB . R. I. WORREL . . S. H. WORREL . . II. P. WRIGHT . . . A. I . WATERMAN . W. II. WATERMAN . G. P. YOUNG . . Ainhorst Willianns Gornoll IJ!Ll'1flf10111Il I'1:n'vnrcl Brown ex- . Brown Cornell Cornoll Brown ox- Willizuns Gorncll Brown ox '01- '80 '02 '14 '14 '01 '07 '0f1 '15 '0f1 '05 '07 '10 '18 '02 '08 '00 '02 '12 '00 '10 '74 '00 '10 '07 '85 '13 '12 '13 '03 '13 'ra 'fn is 1 I '00 '77 '07 '00 '08 '00 '18 '03 '07 '02 '07 '10 '03 '17 '05 '18 '00 '11 '15 'IS '10 '85 '10 4 . 43? UllllllllllllllllllllllllllflllllllUIDlllllUllllUlllllllllllllllllllllllllillIlIllIIlIllIlIllIIINUIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll '!IllIlIll!IIllllllllilIIIillIIIllIIIllIIllIlilIllllllIIllIll!llllllllIHilllIlllllIIIllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Delta Upsilon Founded at Brown Chapter Williams College IS34 IHStiU-lied 1860 lllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllWlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ' 143 TY a .- P' !n !!l5YS3Smms!ii .. 2-lx in f . n X I - . I b 9 ' . ', 1 1 Q - 4 N ' I U v ,, all? fllf Q .pei 1 W I .gn-A 1, , L ilk I sua vapsann Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty l r::nk Donald l5rigli:un Ray Wooclville Greene, Jr. l'lln1orSlmeliliollso King, Jr. Ernest 'l'uylor Clough .lolm VVILll3Ol' l'I2LI'l'llIl2lll C:n'roll liurton L:n'l':1beo, ex-WS Donald Hzrsollino Curtis l'll1norIizmymond Horing, ox-'19 l 1'oderir:William l,:1throp, ox-'HJ Jrnnos Quayle Derlloy, Jr. llzmrold Cl:n'cln0r llood Donald Gordon Millar, cx-'19 .lilll-llS Clinton Fuller, Jr., rex-'lil lCdw:Lrd llowell. Jr., ox-'19 Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One lioliurl, Reed liuldridgo William Worth Hall Daniel Boyle Murphy l'Izn'1'y Nieklos liouroziu Russell Philips Jones Robert Joseph Welch Charles Braryton Eddy l'llln'idgo Aldon MillIll'll John Josiah While Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two llurold Marion liclwzurls lhiymond 'l'hom:ls Rich John ldvorotl, Hnrlos lioherl, lalllgllillll Willixnn Edw:u'd Rogers Arnon Lyon Squires, Jr. Robert licode lh'I2l.l'lD0llgllll Waller I'll'2lIlli Williams Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three .Iolm liaiyles Appluggamic llCI'lNEI'lf Hliepnrd Faunillon R,ol1orlw Osmond Mozulor lioborl Gordon lilonlmoy Robert. Lee Mf:C7:n'l,y, Jr. liernhzird Louis Simmons lizmflzrl Crnyford Burrell Willi:i,m Uhesley Worthinglon Pledge . Joseph lionzrpnrtu llumsmry 1-li VVilliams . Union Hamilton . Amherst . Western Reserve Colby . Rochester . V Middlebury Bowdoin Rutgers Brown . New York . Miami Cornell Marietta . Syracuse Michigan . Northwestern Harvard . VViseonSin . Lafayette . Columbia . r !iv4t55W'1f-59. H - QI vfgy-',, A -' ' Z 'lr A 3.27 4 ' g ill! '3!!'I1 Q ,ff 'Y X L- Il all' 6 -' 51-2 QQQQ le! Roll of Chapters 1 83--1 Lehigh 1838 Tufts 18-17 De Pauw . 18-1-7 Pennsylvania . 1852 Minnesota . 1 852 'llechnology 1 856 Swarthmore 1857 Stanford . 1858 California . 181311 lXTCGill . 18115 Nebraska . 1868 Toronto . 181511 Chicago . 18711 Ohio . 1873 Illinois . . 18715 Wasl1i11gto11 . 1880 Pennsylvania State 1885 Iowa State . 1885 Purdue . . 1885 Indiana . 1 885 Carnegie . 1885 Kansas ll-1-.1 1' 1885 wsu 1887 was were 18111 18113 181111 1 sou was mes 151111 111111 111111 111115 11110 1111 1 11113 19,1 -1 1915 11117 19111 Prius I V V 'l 51 5433521.45 - Z Yfwl W' Q 1 - Q 1 'rn , 1 ' ' A 7 A -- . 1 ' - J Tlli IE 6 79 5 if 1-1 L1 3 '7- 0 I 1 EIU? 5-ll Dn. H. P. ABBOTT . REV. C. M. ANDREWS . F. H. ANDREWS P. H. ARNOLD . A. A. BAKER . . R. D. BANICAN . A. C. BARROWS . C. W. BARROWS . R. H. BEVAN . . T. F. BLACK, JR. . W. M. P. BOWEN . . Dn. R. W. BURGESS . . Prcor. W. D. BULLOCK . W. C. BRONSON . Rmv. C. E. BURR 1. N. S. CASE . . . S. CHACE . . W. W. CHAPMAN . . F. O. CLAPP . . R. R. CLAPP . R. T. CLAPP . . G. M. CROWELL . M. J. CROWELL . . Pnolf. L. T. DAMON . . 'moi-. J. o. o1f:AL1-nf . w. L. D1sAm.cY . . . c. D1sNN1s, Ji.. . J. 11. DICKINSON . . . F. n. 1cLMo1u1: .... s. A. n:v1nna'r'r . . 121.01-. w. c.:.1cv1an1ri 1' . P. 19. FAUNCE .... W. II. P. FAUNCE W. W. FERGUSON . . F. A. FOCG ..... Du. C. M. CODDINC . H. W. GREENHALCII . A. H. CURNEY . . . Pnor. W. T. HASTINGS . R. G. E. I.-IICKS . . . E. J. I-IORTON . . . E. S. I'IOR'l'ON . . . D. M. HUBBARD . . . K. HUMPHREY . . . Pnor. H. B. II UNTINCTON G. HURLEY ..... W. H. 1-IURLIN . . . N. M. ISI-IAM . H. E. JACOBS . Resident Members . Brown . 'lfnflns . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Union Roclior-1l.or . Brown . Brown . 'l.'uf't.s . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown II:n'v:u'cl . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Willimnn . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Bowdoin . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . BFOWII . Brown Hnrvanwl . Brown . 'Brown . Brown . Brown '85 '00 'S-4 '14 'Sit '10 'S5 '95 '04 'I9 'S4 '08 '87 '71 '90 '08 '01 '98 '95 '90 '19 '94 ' 15 '94 '90 '13 'SS '95 '91 '91 'S5 '19 '80 ' 10 '99 '78 '19 '07 '03 '98 '02 '10 '15 '12 '97 '07 '10 '86 '82 146 gn I'llO1 . W. B. JACOBS . Brown A. II. JAMESON . Toolinology A. IV. JOHNSON . . Brown I . A. JONES . . . Brown Ricv. A. M. LORD . Ilzwvzml P. C. LYALL . . . Brown C. II. MANCHESTER . Brown J. B. MCINTYRE . . Brown C. B. MALONIC . . . Brown Ricv. C. A. MEADER . Brown II. C. MILLER . . . Brown M. E. MITCIIIIILL . . Brown A. H. MORSE . . . Tufts C. D. MORSE . . Brown W. W. MOSS . . . Brown C. C. MUMFORD . . B1'own J. S. MURDOCK . . Brown S. S. PAINE . . . Brown W. B. PECK . . Brown W. T. PECK . . Brown I . B. PERKINS . . Brown W. L. PIIILLIPS . . B1'own C. C. PLUMMIGR . . Brown II. W. PRESTON . . Brown R. A. PRESTON . . Brown J. T. PYKE . . . . Brown C. C. REMINCTON . Brown W. W. REYNOLDS . Brown E. I. ROGERS . . . 'Union Du. I . T. ROGERS . Union C. P. ROUNDY . . . Brown W. O. SCOTT . . 'fonllnology Pnor. L. B. SIIIPPEE . Brown F. W. SLIPPELL . Ihnnillzon Pnol-'. K. K. SMITII 1'I2l.l'VILI'K,I E. A. S'I'OCKW.ELL . Brown .I. STORER, Jn. . . . Brown W. H. THORNLEY . Brown I . W. TILLINCHAST . Brown J. A. TILLINCIIAST . Brown W. J. TOWNE . . . Brown B. TRACHIA . . . Pcnnsylvaniiam R. D. TUCKER .... Brown A. P. WARD .... Bowdoin Du. II. A. WIIITMARSII . . Brown D. II. WOOD . . ' . . . Brown REV. L. S. WOODWORTII . Brown E. L. YATMAN .... B1'own 'SLE '93 '19 '90 'NCI '10 'S0 '9-1 '17 '91 '97 '09 '02 'Iii '94 'Sl '90 '0S '97 '70 '19 'SI '7 I. 'SIS 'lfl 'S0 '99 '07 '07 'S0 '00 '94 '03 '0l '01 '99 '17 '97 '02 '95 'S1 '91 '00 '90 '70 'IS '7I '11 1 UINWIUWWII!NIIVWIWWUYWOYHIVIfYINVIUUYilViPHIVWIWIYIIWHIWUIliflYWUYHWifHIVWIWiYHYIlHIWHIW5HIVWIVWIWWWWYWWYUIIWUWN TYWUYH1iiHIVWIWil!NIYHWIIW1YWUHINWWYWYHNWIWYH1UUNWIIfNYllNHUINWIliHYIliHHIIWVYWUHIWUIWYINWYYNMINHHIIMINNMYIWIMY i Sigma Chi f Founded at V Beta Nu Chapter 1 ei Miami University IS55 Instituted i872 L i YHIWIINNYIVIUIIUUIWWWWWWWINUIINIUIWWNWWUYINWIINIHWIIHWliillfiflllflflllNWINl WmUUIWUINWWfIUNIHHUIUIWWWIUNilYWWIUUNUIYWUUlfUIYWUIllWUIWHYWHHIWVIWIYllfiliiiillfilliilfilUIHWIHIWUWIWUIfYIWINHNIHHiuiINNIllNYWilHWIfNIWWHWWWUYWIYWVMHWI lWlIIIIl 147 Sigma his Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Wttllawo lirogzt lic-llnnn Dove Louis ldclwin Jones John Hula:-r'l':1slu-1-. Jr. Iiolmort lforlwis llnrry Clark North ltflton lhnnnionrl 'Pucker ltlrnc-st, Ashley .lt-in-lws tit-orgv Otto Porlrsnsnili llnrvt-y Almlmott. Whipple Newton .lotTorson .lnokson tiool'grv llvnry lilioclm-s Htzxnloy Patttorson Whipple l,Wi1.fllltHll0llt'0l' Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One ,l'Ivc:r0ttt, Munyon Arnold Louis limlwin Curtl George llonry Curr Floyd Wztrron BllSXV0ll llorlmort Loomml llzunlmloton Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Ifmltsl-ir: lit-nm-tl: Arznstrongg Thonms Collin Crosby, Jr. Stuatrt, ll:tyw:u'cl 'l'uckor L:iwl'cm:c ltlllt-ry Ulmplnatn George D:twson, Jr. Willard Mownry Wutlcottty Jmnvs Gordon l ronc'l1 Specials Clyde Clayton llill John Itlvorottf l'icrou Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three llilllilltl Davis .'xl'lllSll'0llQ,' liolmf-rt llc-nry Ciirvin, Jr. Robert Williannson liitvlliu Rogul' VII!-ZSIINI' Bellmoro llnrvoy Sweet ltoynolcls Wcrnort, .lawqnos Stfillllttl' Cllurlos Arthur Bruitsr-ll Ul:11'c-In-0 Lynmn liir-0 John lllnnpliroys Williams l,'Iv01'ct,h Winslow l'Iob:trt,, 2n4l George i'l0W2ll'tl Young Pledges R,obc-rt, Host-:L Fosrlirsk Clmrlcs Schneider 1-IS Theta Kappa Omieron Phi Epsilon Zeta Psi Alpha Gamma Mu Alpha. Gamma Alpha Pi Lambda X1 Rho Omega Alpha Zeta Alpha Iota Alpha Lambda Alpha Epsilon Alpha Eta Alpha Xi Delta Alpha Psi Beta Sigma Beta Gamma Beta Epsilon Beta Mn Alpha Alpha Alpha Theta Alpha Phi Beta Nu Alpha Nu Alpha Omieron 'lilii-25121.45 4 ' ' Z' J '7 I - -. ' it-In ty Q 0 . 1 ' 'Q Y A -1 if -ar ' ! g r N fill i!!1? Q 7 L' auf ' l IIQJ Roll of Chapters PROVINCE I Pennsylvania. . 1863 Alpha Rho Lehigh . . Bu:-knell . . 1864 Alpha Chi Pennsylvania State Diekiuson . 1859 Beta Theta Pittsburg . . Lafayette . 1867 Mu Mu West Virginia . Phi Phi Pennsylvania . PROVINCE II George Washington 1864 Alpha Tau North Carolina . Washington and Lee 1866 Beta Lambda Trinity . . . Virginia . . . 1860 PROVINCE I11' Miami . . . 1855 Beta Eta Case and Western Ohio Wesleyan . 1855 Reserve . . . Dennison . . 1868 Zeta Psi Cincinnati . . Ohio State . . 1882 Theta Theta Michigan . Albion . . 1886 PROVINCE IV Indiana . 1858 Chi IIanover . De Panw . 1859 Delta Delta Purdue Butler . . 1865 Delta Chi Wabash . PROVINCE V Northwestern . 1869 Alpha Sigma Minnesota . Beloit ,... 1862 Beta Zeta North Dakota Illinois Wesleyan . 1883 Kappa Kappa Illinois . . Wiseonsin . . 1884 Omit-ron OmieronChieago . . PROVINCE V1 Nebraska . . 1883 Ileta Omieron Iowa State . . Iowa University . 1882 Xi Xi Missouri . . Kansas . . . 188-I Tau Tau Washington . . PROVINCE V11 Georgia . . 1872 Zeta Zeta Kentucky Central Vanderbilt . . 1891 Iota Iota Alabama . . Tennessee . 1917 Lambda IiambdaKentueky St-ate . PROVINCE VIII Colorado State . 1905 Upsilon Upsilon IVashington . . 'Utah ...' 1908 Beta Xi New Mexivo . . Univ. ol' Colorado 1917 PROVINCE IX Hobart . . . 1892 Eta Eta Dartmouth . . Mass. Inst. Teeh. . 1882 Nu Nu Columbia . . Cornell . . . 1890 Rho Rho Maine . . Brown . . . 1914 Psi Psi Syracuse . PROVINCE X Texas . . 1884 Beta 'Kappa Oklahoma . Tulane . . 1886 Omega Omega Arkansas . . 149 1887 1891 1909 1895 1875 1889 1912 1909 1882 1877 1871 1875 1880 1 888 1 909 I 881 I 897 1917 1896 1903 1876 1914 1893 1903 1917 1893 1894 1902 1904 1.912 1906 J. A. ANDERSON . G. R. ARNOLD . . M. II. ARNOLD . H. E. BELLOWS . A. H. BOUDREAU . L. W. BROWER. . H. S. BUCKLIN . R. E. BURNIIAM . L. B. CAMPBELL . L. II. CAMPBELL . C. E. G. DICKERSON A. U. EDDY . . J. O. FULLER . . J. A. GAMMONS . C. C. GLEASON . P. T. GLEASON . II. B. GORIIAM . G. T. HANLIWIY . . F. E. HAWKINS . E. J. HOLLEN . W. N. HUGHES . G. D. HUXFORD . PROP. A. B. JOHNSON 1..KENmuoK . . s. S. I..xrnAM . w. r. mnnnlcn . C. O. LATIIROI' . Dn. J. W. LEACII . C' II'l l'LEI IELD . 1. A II. B. II. I'. LOUD. . . LOVEWELL . I i 7 v 'U ze Bi 22,421.4 5 is W 17 1 - Q -- , 1 f ' K Y A - 4 IE . I 4 1 Q Z N Hlj. I!! Q lx,' '- 'Y X 7 Il! f ill' , Resident Members . Brown '11 . Brown '16 . Brown '97 . Brown '92 . Brown ox-14 . Brown '16 . Brown '10 . Brown '13 . Brown '15 . Brown '02 . . Brown '03 . Brown '79 . Brown '10 . Brown '98 . Brown '03 . Brown '05 . Brown '98 . M. I. T. '09 . Brown '05 . Brown '09 . Brown 'Ili . Brown '09 . . Brown '91 . . Brown '12 . . Brown '98 Univ. of Wis. '93 . . Brown 'Ili . Brown '02 . Brown '85 . Brown ox-'99 . Brown '89 W. J. MAGUIRE . I . I . MASON . . A. E. MAYOH . . L. II. MEADER, Jn. P. D, MEADER . W. G. MEADER . L. A. MEHAN . . R.. E. MITCHELL . MOULTON . MOWRY . . E. B. IV. A. J. H. O'NEIL, Jn. Goo. Wnshinp.5l.on ox .I. A. OWEN, Jn. . II. W. PAINE . . Du. R. S. PHILLIPS F. L. PIERCE . . D. B. PIKE . . L. G. PILLING . . G. H. RAYMOND . W. S. REYNOLDS . H. l'. SALISBURY . W. SANDAGER . W. A. SCOTT . . Dn. E. B. SMITH . I . B. SMITH . . J. W. SMITH . . IIoN. W. H. SWEET II. M. WEBBER. . Dil. S. A. WELCH . Du. R.. S. WILCOX I . E. WINSOR . . QQ M. I. T. . Brown . Brown Brown . Brown Brown . Brown ox . Brown Brown Brown . . . Brown . . Brown . . Brown . .M. I. T. . Brown . Brown . Bl'own . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown . . Brown . Brown LAND . '12 '08 '16 '09 '14 '05 -'OS '14 '07 '93 'OS '15 '92 '96 S9 '94 'I 1 '99 '96 '12 '94 '97 '78 '01 '90 '78 '10 '97 '97 '91 IINHIINUWIH!i!lNUi!WIIl!4MIIUIIII1PIIIN41IIIIIMIIIHIIIIUIIIWIIIIIUMIMIHIIUXIVII1illllillllllLINIWWIHlilllllllllllliflilwlMWlIIUiIIIlPIIIIUWIUMlwillliiili .II11IIIN111INH71IIIIIIlIIHIIIIIlIHNI5IIINNWIIINilIIIWIIN!1IHHlIIIIlliIIW9IIIIV0III4IIXNIIHIINI51III1MHIIIU1INN5IIIIHIIIINIXiII1HiINHXIINHillillilllillliiwlwllilillllwll I' Phi Delta Theta ii Founded at Rhode Island Chapter , Miami University l848 Instituted l889 iii WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW WW M in W i i i i i i 151 ' 15115155-QM'-:.f?n!s ' ' w-Q12 2-Q L fill VQ u 1 . W- ' 0 ' lr C Z Y I A ' ' 1 f .2 , 1 Q, 4 S!!-li Q Y he--W, ,, K A X-ft 'Q ,Q I I ' ' T. J lllh iBbi alta Qlbeta Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty John liolrcrt Culcluw Allvn Douplziss llill l'll'!lIlli 'l'l1m'm0l1 M1-yor, ox-'Ill NVlLl'I'0Il ll,llHSl'll Caunplwllgsx-'19 Rolmc1't.AlIwort Kingsley l'lllmul't ljl!l'lw1lllS Nirelmls, Ox-'Ill Willis llzitos Downey. ox-'Ill Arxiolcl l'Ili:1s liinslrom. ex-'lil Waller l isl1 Wolfe Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Curl Allgll!-Rl l5jm'kl:mcl 'I'lim-mloru lluggins Hush .fXll'rocl Mm-liaiu William Rolwrt llllf'l'll3lllS llnrolcl Gibbs llllliililllilll liulph Dvljllu Stzuulisli Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two .Nl'lilllll' ldrlwin lijorkluml Walter llills Hilmlmzml Gilbert l oll:u1slw0 Morrill Mnrslmll llopcwoll CZLIlll0ll llmvzml l'l0HHCIHl0ll .lolmsou I'l:u'old liaissclvin Mallory l':iul lVlIlj'Ilill'Il C'li:ilin4-rs K1-liilwm'1l1 llillvry Mullins Ilnrolcl William Pl'Ill'I'0 152 . I ...h 1 , F 'l if Fi-23!M'Z.?1 .. J 'f L ll 1Q..Jl A 7 . V N 6 V F ,L v ill! 'l!Is Q ,, ,F ? - ' 4 Ohio Alpha Indiana Alpha Kentucky Alpha Delta lntliana Beta Wisconsin Alpha lllinois Alpha lmliana Canima Ohio Beta Indiana Delta Michigan Alpha Illinois Beta Ohio Gamma lncliana Epsilon lntliana Zeta Missouri Alpha Illinois Delta Iowa Alpha Georgia Alpha Georgia Beta Georgia Gamma New York Alpha Pennsylvania Alpha California Alpha Virginia Beta Virginia Gamma Nebraska Alpha Pennsylvania Beta Pennsylvania Gamma Tennessee Al :ha Alabama Alplia Illinois Zeta Alabama lieia Pennsylvania Della Vermont Alpha Pennsylvania Epsilon Missouri Beta Minnesota Alpha Iowa Beta Kansas Alpha Tennessee Beta Ohio Zeta Texas Beta Pennsylvania Zeta New York Beta Maine Alpha New York Delta New Hampshire Alpha North Carolina Beta Massachusetts Alpha Texas Gamma , Massachusetts Beta New York Epsilon Virginia Zeta Pennsylvania Eta Rhode Island Alpha Louisiana Alpha Missouri Cannna Roll of Chapters Miami University . Indiana University Central College . Wabash College . , University ol' Wisconsin . Northwestern University Butler College . . Ohio Wesleyan University 1 ranklin College . . University of Michigan . University of Chieago . Ohio University . Hanover College . DePauw University . University ol' Missouri . Knox College . . lowa Wesleyan University University oi' Georgia . l'lmory College . . Mercer University . Cornell University . . Lafayette College . . University of California . University ol' Virginia . 1tanmlolph-Maeon College University of Nebraska . , Pennsylvania College . . Washington and Jelicrson College . Vanderbilt University . . University of Alabama . . . Lombard College . . . Alabama l'olyteehnie Institute Allegheny College . . . University ol' Vermont . Dickinson College . Westminster College . University ol' Minnesota . University of Iowa. . University of Kansas . University ol' the South . Ohio State 'University . University of Texas . . University of Peimsylvania . Union College . . Colby College , . Columbia University . Dartmouth College . , University of North Carolina . Williams College . . . Southwestern University Amherst College , . . . Syracuse University . . Washington and Lee University Lehigh University . . . Brown University . . . 'l'nlane University . . Washington University . 153 QQ 1848 1840 1850 1850 1857 1850 1850 1860 1860 1864 1865 1868 1868 1868 1870 1871 1871 1871 1871 1871 1872 1873 1873 1873 1874 1875 1875 1875 1876 1877 1870 1870 1870 1870 1880 1880 1881 1882 1882 1883 1883 1883 1883 1883 1884 1884 1884 1885 1886 1886 1886 1887 1887 1887 1880 1880 1801 1 T ' zleiessm-4.1 5 e 7175 VF 1 - -A , 1 ' ' n f. A .. . 1 Y 3 , ll. .!!l Q 'jf ff x . J emi ills? I Cnlifornin. Br-tn Illinois 141141. South Ilnlcotnn. Alphn Indinnn 'l'hot.n. Ohio Em Ohio 'l'I1ol'.:L Washington Alphn Kentucky Epsilon Qnohoo Alphn. Colornclo Alphn. Cr-orgin Doltn. Ponnsylvaniin. 'l'l1o1':1. Ontnrio Alphn Irlnho Alpha KILIISIIS Botvn. Orc-gon Alpha. Coloraulo Botn. Iown Cnnnnn North Dnlcoln Alphn Ohio Ioln 1V:iHliingl.on Bom Utnh Alphn Washington Clsnnmn Oklnhomn Alphn Orogon Bom Ponnnylviniin loin Now York Zotn 1'onnsyIvn.ni:r Knppn. 1'IAR.I1.Y AN'I'IIONY II. M. BARRY . . II. C. 1111111113111 . . Il. D. BBIGCIS . B.. M. BROWN . . C. IC. BURNIIAM . Dn. B. II. BUX'I'ON G. IC. BUXTON . . L. V. CALDICI1. . . A. CUSIIINCI . . Du. W. B. CU'I I'S . E. B. ICVANS . . W. L. l IiOS'l' . . Ri-Lv. C. M. GALLUI' P. W. GABDINICII. . DR. N. II. GIl I OB.ID Rlcv. W. 'I'. GR.ICI'lN '1'. I. GIIIFFIN, Jn. I J IIOI I'INC'l'ON i. I . .1 IC. A. HOPKINS . W. II. IIOPKINS . I . IC. IIOIi'l'ON . . R. M. 1IOB'I'ON . C. .I. IIILL . . Lolnnrl S1'.nnI'orcl, Jr., University Univornity of Illinois . . University of South Dnkotn . Pnrclno Univorsi1.y . . . Cuso School of Applied Scicnr-v University of' Cinoinnzxlvi . . Univorsiilvy of Washington Iiontzncky Stnnto Collogo . McGill Univorsity . . University of Colornclo . . Gi-orginSoI1ool of 'l'oohnology . l'H1111SylV1l.11I1l. Sl.nt.o Collvgr- . llnivorsity of 'l'oronto . . Univornit.y of Iclnho . Wnshhnrn Collogo . Univorsity of Orogon . Colornflo Collogc . . Iown Slvnto Collogo . . University ol' North Dnkotn . Dennison Univorsily . Whitinnn Collogo . . Univornity of Utah . . Wnsliingtvon Stntvo U nivorsiiy . University ofOkl:1l1onni . . Oregon A1.KI'I011lff111'11l Coll:-go . Univorsity of 1'it.t.sln1rg . Colgnlo University . SWI1il'17l1111Ol'0 Colle-go Resident Members Arnhorst. . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . U. ol' P. . Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown . . Brown . . Brown Ohio Wosloynn . . Brown . Brown . Brown Amhorst . Brown Q 9 1801 f ' more 1893 1894 1896 1898 1900 1901 1902 1902 1902 1903 1900 1908 1910 1912 1913 1913 1913 1915 1915 1910 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 . Brown '08 . Brown '90 . Brown '09 . Brown '97 . Brown '10 . Brown '91 . Brown '03 . Brown '17 Brown ox-'20 Brown ox-00 Brown ox-'00 . Brown '02 Willinms ox-'18 Brown ox- . Brown . . Bl'own '89 . Brown '95 Amliorslu '92 . Colby '00 . Brown '00 . Brown '09 . Brown '99 '14 '07 '07 '17 J. I . .IICNCKS . . . . '94 Picon. W. 11. IQICNICRSON '93 A. IG. LICACII . . '97 A. M. MoCIiILLIS . '93 M. 'l'. MORGAN . '12 .I. D. MINICR . . '02 A. L. I'I1ILBB.IC1i . '02 16. M. 1'ICAliCl'1 . . '00 II. .l. I'I'1AR.CI'I . '89 11. L. ILICIC . . '99 Ii. L. BICIC . . . '01 S. II. SALOMON . '01 NORMAN SM1'I'I1 . '90 C. R. STARK, Jn. . '03 I-1. L. SWAN . . '99 A. 'l'. SWI1 'l' . '90 .I. C. SW1I 'I' . . '99 C. IG. '1'1LLI'IY . '92 C. I . 'I'OWNI'I . . '05 C. C. WIII'I'1'I .... '91 Dn. Ii. 11. WI'II'l'MAR.SII '95 N. M. WBIGIV1' . '98 N. M. WRIGIl'l', Jn. . . Brown ox- 0 154 IHMIIIIHHIHUVIINHIIIlHNIIUIIIHillIMillIIIPWWH1HIIHHHIIUIIIIHIIIIIFJIHIQNVIIHllllllilllllilllllillllllMII!!PIINII5WIIJiIIVMIIIlilI IIW!I!IlilIH1UlII1Pi' nNEI!!!IHI!!1VIIINNWTHINUNIIWI!!!NIMHNH!NW!IHillINN!i!!I1!UiII4IHllillillllillllIHIII1NIll4IUI!1PmlllllllllUIIIIWIIIPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIi4III5XbMll!lh ,...,.Y..,,,, ...,,.. - Alpha Tau Omega X '..' ,. .,... -.-- xx, x X' ,','v 1 ' AV- 'ilwqf 1 ' I Q, ', I , v,' 'v, ' fn r f O 1 fun, J., Founded at Rhode Island Virginia Military Gamma Delta Institute I865 Institllted IS94 nnIlIH WHMHWMWMW HWmN fif 155 1 D V !. E3 Fiiiiiafgi .. ' 7 gm I Q .J - , . nv- t Q ' l r 1 4 A ' ' .5 'Q . , , A- .sf g Il!! flllu Q Q,-2 .-F: Q, ' J Y M C L' 3 315 ' l Qlpba illau Qbmega Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty lioclncv lCs1,cn Cook Clvclo lroslol' Dl'i:-:coll ox-' Ill l'll'0ClK'I'll'li llolroyfl Paulson Sl2llll0ll lVlillnn'n Doro Almcrl liclgzn' Lownus llonry 'l'1'illon Samson ox- lfl U l'lv:n'isl.c Ortuig Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One ll:n'1'y 'l'urnor Broaulln-nl Waller lim-115-I' l,uon:n'rl florrlon Wolvott Ronf linlpll ClllIlS0 Knight llc-nry Waxlfrial Pc-tm-rson Knowlton Mmul Woomlin Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two lfVIll'l'0ll l'Irlw:u'cl linker Cl:n'cnc-c lvlnntzon lflrlcly Arlnlnn' Killiaun Litclmlic-lcl Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three l r:n1k licnjzunin Durloy, 2cl Tllomus li,iolnn'rl l'l:ulliolcl liolmrt Cu:-:lung lritcelmllulnl .lurornc Lzuvlon l isl1m' lflclwzml l'lnllHl.0cl llowilison l orrusll l'll'COH0 Pnigc 'A Wilfricl l'll'll0Hlf Kmeolauul Graduate Students Artlnu' Elias Ax! Dunivl Allan lX'lIl1'Pl lCl'S0ll 156 Y Y. Z1 5153121.23 in le l loricla Alpha Omega Georgia Alpha Bella. . Georgia. Alpha 'l'lleta . Georgia Alpha Zeta . Georgia Beta Iota Illinois tlannna Delta Illinois Gamma Xi . .Indiana Delta .Alpha . lnrliana Gamma Gamma . Indiana Gamma Omieron . hfliehigan Alpha Mu . Michigan Beta Kappa . Michigan Beta liambcla . Michigan Beta Omieron . Vllisconsin Grimma Tau Coloraflo Gamrna Lambtla . liaiisas Gamma Mn . . Nebraska Gamma Theta . Wyoming Gamma Psi Maine Beta Upsilon . . Maine Gamma. Alpha . Massaelnisettis Beta Gannna Massaelnisetts Gamma Bet a Massaehnset ts flamma 8igma New Hampshire Delta Delta Itliode Island flannna. Delta Vermont Betta Zeta . . New York Alpha Omieron New York Beta 'l'heta . New York Delta Gamma . Pennsylvania Alpha Iota . Pennsylvania Alpha Pi , Pennsylvania Alpha Rho . Pennsylvania Alpha Upsilon Pennsylvania Gamma Omega Pennsylvania Tan . . North Carolina Alpha Della North Carolina Xi . . South Carolina lietza Xi . Virginia Beta . . Virginia Delta . . Ohio Alpha Mn Ohio Alpha Psi Ohio Beta Itlta . Ohio Beta Omega Ohio Beta Rho . . Ohio Gamma Kappa . 297 vw PL Y t -- Q -'n , f 3-i s-,L a, 'M' li y Q Y ,-,. . X f any 6 3, I QLJI Roll of Chapters PILOVINOIQ I University ol' Florida . University ol' Georgia . l'iIl1Ol'y University . . M ereer University . . Georgia School of 'Peehnology Pli.OVINfil'l ll University of Illinois University of Chieago . University ol' Indiana , Rose Polyteehnie Institute . Pnrtlne University . Aclrian College . . llillsclale College . . University of Miehigani. Albion College . . University of Wisconsin PROVINCE III University of Colorarlo . University of Kansas . University ol' Nebraska University ol' Wyoming Pli,OVlNCl'l IV University of Maine . . Uolhy College . . . Mass. 111812111110 ol' 'Peelniology Tufts College . . . Worcester Polyteehnie Inst. . New Hampshire Slate College lirown University . . University of Vermont, . PlI,OV.l.NCl'l V P St. Lawrence University Cornell Universit.y . Colgate University . Mnhlenvurg College . Washington and .lelierson lieliigh University . Pennsylvania College . Pennsylvania State College . University of Pennsylvania . ROVINCIG V1 University of North Carolina Trinity College . . . College ol' Charleston . . Washington and Lee Universit University of Virginia . . PROVINCE VII Mount Union College . W i ttenbnrg College . Ohio VVesleyan University Ohio State University . . Marietta College . n . . Western Reserve University . 157 ,.V I 1884 1878 1.881 1881 1888 1805 1004 1.015 1803 100-11 1881 1888 1888 1880 1007 1001. 1001 1,807 1013 1801 1802 1885 1803 1006 1017 18011 1887 1882 1887 1017 1881 1882 1882 1014 1882 1881 1870 1.872 1 880 1865 1868 1882 1883 1887 1802 1800 1000 . g ' Q I Y eff' I.. Yr-ml li? ' ' lv-. l 1 1 , ' ,, 'X 4 7 A. ' ' 4 f i E V . 11l!p a!!1- 5 ,,. ' Z' 7 L' ' 51112 PROVINCE VI II Kentucky IXIII Ioln . Tennessee Alpha Tan Tennessee Beta I'1 . Tennessee Beta Tau . 'IEFIIIICSSCC Omega . 'l'ennessee I'1 . fiIlII1'O1'IIIII. Beta I'si . Cn.lifornia Caniina Iota Oregon Alpha SILIIIIII . Oregon cillllllllil. I'hi . Wusliinglon cillllllllll I'I1i 1fVilHI1I1lgI.Oll Gamma I'i AI:1lJ:1111a Alpha Epsilon Alabama Beta Beta . Al:1.bama Beta Deltn . I1o11isian11 Beta. Epsilon Texas Cillllilllil. E111 . Texas Delta Ep:-silon . Iowa Bela Alpha . Iowa Delta Beta . Iowa Gxnnma Upsilon Minnesota Gamma N11 Missouri ciillfllllil. Rho Missouri Delta Zeta . C. R. ADAMS . . . SAMUEL ADAMS . . C. G. ANTHONY . . EVERARD AI'I'LE'I'ON C. L. BAGNALL . . L. II. .BALLOU . . . A. I-I. BERRY . . W. . BRICGS . . . A W. '1s11ni1.Nc:.x1w11-1 . . 11. UAMP111-11.1. . . . w. oA1rr1cN'1'1111 . I I W S. C . L. COLE . . . F f . C. . COOIxE . . C. D. CURTIS . II. II R. CURTIS . , mvls . . 11. DU11.s1N, Ju., . 11. e. Esrics . R. T. J. FREEMAN . E. P. CARDNIER . W. S. CARST . J. FULLER . H. CII I ORD C. . C. A. COULDINC . I . L. HALL .... J. I . HECKMAN . . Dn. H. W. HOPKINS . Dn. H. B. HORTON . M. L. I-IOUGH . . W. T. IDE . . . PICOF. A. H. JONES . State U11iversiI:y of Kentucky . SO1l1'1llWCS110l'll I'1'er1byte1'1:1.11 Unlv. . . Vanflerhilt University . . .111 ll 'I'I Union University . . . University of the South University ol' Tennessee IOVINCE IX Lelancl S1IL1l1'OI'Kl Ill1IV0l'HI1.y . University of' Californizt . Oregon Agrienllnral College . Univerzlsily ol' Oregon . Washington Slnle College University ol' W2lSIlI11L211IJII . ROVINCE X AI:1l1:1n1:1Polyleellnie lnstilnle IIIYIIIIIIQIlII,1Il-SOll11I10I'lI College University ol' Alahanni . . 'l'11l:1.11e University . . I111iversiI'y ol' Texas . . Sonfhern Methodist University QOVINCE XI Simpson College . . . . University of Iowa . Iowa State College . University ol' Minnesota University ol' Missouri . Washington University . QQ 1881 . 1882 . 1889 . 1891 . 1877 . 1872 . 1891 . 1900 . 1882 . 1910 . 191 1 . 1.900 . 1879 . 1885 . 1885 . 1887 . 1897 . 1918 . 1885 . 1915 . 1908 . 1902 . 1900 . 1918 Brown ex-'09 Resident Members '18 R ' . Brown . I'. KING . . . Brown '97 W. R. LAWTON . . . Brown 'oss S.. E. LINCOLN . . . . Brown '04 .I. I . MALMSTEAD . . . Brown '14 W. me B. Mf'BEE . U . Brown ex-'04 W. I . MINER . . . . . Colhy '94 REV. C. C. MITCIIELL . Brown '00 O. C. PAHLINE . . . Brown '19 I . A. PAGE .... . Brown '09 I . D. I'EII.IiINS . . Brown '99 C. L. PIERCE . . Maine '02 C. A. PIPER . . Brown 'eo L. A. RANDALL . . I1l'0WIl '10 H. I'. RENO .... . . Brown '09 W. O. RICE . . . . . VOI'IIlOI11.'Qg D. V. RICHARDSON . . Brown '10 O. I'. RICIIARDSON, Jn. . . Brown '99 A. I. RUSSELL . . . . . Brown '98 I. C. SNOW . . . . . Brown ex-'04 . Brown ex-'10 Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown B1'own Brown DR. B. W. STORRS . A. S. TIIOREN . . '01 E. L. THORNTON . '11 J. V. TURNER . . . '99 C. N. UNDERWOOD . '97 Dn. J. G. WALSII . . '04 C. C. WATERS . . . '99 S. D. WIIITINC1 . . '90 DR. .l. A. WHITNEY . . Brown ex-'08 . Brown ex- Cornell '08 '07 15 R. I-I. WILMARTH . C. G. WRIGHT . . . Brown . B1'ow11 . Brown . ol' the SOIl11Il . Brown Ilillsclale . Brown . Brown . Brown . B1'ow11 . Brown . Brown . Leigh . Brown . Brown Brown ex Tufts ex Brown ex . I Iorida . Brown Brown ex . Brown . Leigh . Brown . Brown . Tufts . 'I'nl'ts IIFONVII BFOWII ex '03 '04 '02 ' 'J 81 '90 '01 '13 01. '98 '10 '15 '00 '04 '03 '09 'I I '07 '11 '95 '19 '14 '09 '00 '00 '05 '01 '04 '10 '18 lyk IIIHUIIHIDM!UIWMHIUIPHNIIVIIIIWNIHINWWWW!IV!l!IW4?IIH1!!IH1HI5INIPI5IIItIIIl IUlbilllblblllNIINPILIIIWWIVIQIIIHIPIIWIIIWIIIHUIIIIWII QHIIWNIH!I1IIIMJJIIII11IINtlXIIN0IiINNN5IINWJtIINliIINWIIN!MNWIIWIIl41tIINNNXIIN11VIIINNJINNI2tIINItIIMII1IIIIWIINI4IIINIHtIININIINIIJtIIN4t5tIttiltltttltlllttllltt t Delta Tatt Delta 2 b Founded at Beta Chitfhapter Bethany College 1860 Established 1896 ttWSWMWWWW EW t 159 ' ig 57' K Aw. L., .rlq F 'f 1' T '1 I-'Wy r f D-'A Z 9. nl ?l'2i3lQ3.g4 ls ' , Q ill Il, Q ' J' '-1 x L ini nu I W W ' l 'f iii lilli F5D'l!l A-wa, 2 l J 55.44 d l fl f t if I i 3 l I alta Gian alta Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Vif-tor l'll'0f'll.l2lll Adzuns Paul Whitman Davis John Aloxiinclor N14-Glam-u, Jr. Russell Wilhnm Bc-ssor Beatle MltiflllK'll Gordon Wilhelm Miclmcl McSwoonony Reuben Rogers Chase, Jr. Charles Hmnilton Lziwtion, Jr. Lnwronco Richnrcls Smith Alun Nicholson MuDoug'ill Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Frvdoriclc Gregory Brown Arthur Silvio cjillllllll Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Otis lfzuuiing Boynton Wnlfor Mzwlmiy Daniels ,Kcrnnotlm l'roscoI,t Gleason M:irti1n C:u.nplwll Austin Morris Davies Losliri liowvn Goff fflzur M0 lXl11lCy Conzolninn Cornelius Robinson clcGooy Robert, Vozchton Joni-s Ralph W:u'r0n Copeland I r:inklin Channing Sulliurlziml Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twent -Three Y Tlicoclorc- Curl Anclorson Ralph Bennett Ilillcr, Jr. Milton Lowell Newsome Clinton Gooryjo Clough Paul Loon Holmgren Forpgus lientio Purvcs 'I'hon1:is lionvmmin Dustin Donald Merton Mr'Wnin Roy Gustav Szmcko llnlph Lcotc Gzmrdnor Clyrlo Allrccl Mixitlauirl Ahol Sl?ll2lI'l, Tiukhzun William Calvin Mun roc A 160 I ' V !l!1FiSiSM'g?- .. YC',91 PP- Q g ' 6.4 I QA i U . 'Q -A, , I ' Z- ' -- . 1' ' . 6 ,, A 1 ian. -:ste QT 4,1 ami 5111? Gamma Beta Zeta Alpha Mu Kappa Pi Lambda Beta Alpha Beta Beta Rho Beta Lambda Delta Beta Epsilon Epsilon Upsilon Omieron Chi Beta Delta Beta Zeta Beta Kappa Beta Eta Beta Gamma Beta Mu Beta Nu Beta Xi Beta Omicron Beta Pi Beta Rho Beta Tau Beta Upsilon Beta Phi Beta Psi Beta Chi Phi Omega Beta Theta Beta Iota Roll of Chapters Washington and Iellerson Ohio University . . . WVestern Reserve University . Allegheny College . . Ohio Wesleyan University . Hillsdale College . . . University of Mississippi Vanderbilt University . Indiana University . . De Pauw University . . Stevens Institute of Technology . Lehigh University University of Michigan . . Emory College . Albion College ' . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . University of Iowa Kenyon College . University of Georgia . Butler College . . University of Colorado . University of Minnesota University of Wiseoiisiii. . . Tufts College .... Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tulane University .... Cornell University - . . Northwestern University , Leland Stanford Ir. University University of Nebraska . University of Illinois . . Ohio State University . Wabash College . Brown University . . Washington and Lee University .University of Pennsylvania . University of the South . University of Virginia . 161 1861 1862 1862 1863 1866 1867 1868 1870 1870 1871 1874 18741: 1875 1875 1876 1879 1886 1881 1882 1883 18853 1883 1 888 1889 1889 1889 1890 1893 1893 189-1 18941 1894 1894 1896 1.896 1897 1898 1898 Beta Omega Gamma Alpha Gamma Delta Gamma Beta Gamma Gamma Gamma Epsilon Gamma Zeta Gamma Eta Gamma Theta Gamma Iota Gamma Kappa Nu Gamma Lambda Gamma Mu Gamma Nu Gamma Xi Gamma Omicron Gamma Pi Tau Gamma Rho Gamma Sigma Gamma Tau Gamma Upsilon Gamma Phi Gamma Chi D. N. ALLAN . DR. H. H. ARM1No.'roN ' Du. s. G. 1sLoUN'r . nn. 11. G. OALDER . C. B. COPPEN . A. IC. CORP . . C. F. CORP . . E. B. DANE . . Du. F. P. DROWNE . II. F. ESTEN . lil. G. FLETCl'llf1R Di.. H. 19. nmuns' ' C. H. HASCALL Du. T. HASCALL O. L. HELTZEN L. K. LAMBERT A. J. LATHAM . F. E. LAURENCE V ' 'lziiisiggfgh .. ' ' Z Leia! P' K Q6 ' 1 T H' b 1 ' 'V C A 7 ' -A . 1 6 E: N lljg fm Q, ,- Q ' X L' illli ill? University of California . . University of Chicago University of West Virginia . Armour Institute of Technology . Dartmouth College Columbia University Wesleyan University George Washington University Baker University University of Texas University of Missouri Lafayette College Purdue University University of Washington . University of Maine University of Cincinnati Syracuse University Iowa State College Penn. State College University of Oregon University of Pittsburg University of Kansas Miami University Amherst College Kansas Agricultural College . Resident Members . Brown '07 . Brown '00 . Brown ox-'10 . Brown '02 . Brown '02 . . Brown 'll . Brown ex-'15 . Brown ex-'11 . Brown ex-'02 . Brown '04 . Brown ex-'12 . Brown '07 . Brown '04 . Brown '05 . Brown ex-'04 . Brown ex-'10 . Brown ex-'05 . Brown ex-'00 16 2 A. B. E. F. R. P. E. F. I. W. C. W F. W. W. E R. W H. 5M R. P. L. E. G. E. H. E. H. C. C. E. LEMON . LEWIS . MCCANNA MORGAN O'GORMAN PATTERSON RACKLE ROLLINS SAUNDERS SIQMANS SHERWOOD STICKNEY SWAIN . THURBIER WATSON . WHITE . WOODWARD' ' . 1898 1898 1900 ' 1901 1901 1902 1902 1903 1904 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1908 1909 1910 191 1 1912 1913 1914 1914 1910 1918 1919 . Brown Brown ex Brown ex Brown ex Brown ex Brown ex Brown ex-' Brown Brown ex-' Brown Brown ex-' l . Brown Brown ex . Brown . Brown Brown ex-' . Brown ' 1 I Y 7 Y 13 05 10 13 10 09 15 10 Ili 05 09 00 08 00 15 01 13. v G pwo'3, '.:,t ' ', 1 - lk - l . - , A ' ' -' ' X J. , .- U , , -H ,W Q ........ - , Y ' , - fl -- 5, 1 vw ,xb- ' o ,1 ' 7 Q fx, gig!! . 'i'Am'G1 Kappa Slgma Founded at Beta Alpha Chapter University of Virginia I867 Instituted 1898 W N UWIWHWIIWWIIWWIUWWWIIIWHIWIIWNWI!IWWWW1IIll!IIWWUNIlWWIWWWHWWNWWWWWWWWIWIWWIWWW WWW wt 163 ' IIWIIIWIIWWIIIWIIIWIIWWilIll!IIWHWIIWJIWIWIWIWWHWNMWWIIWIWIIWWWIWIIWIIW WMMMWNMMMI !-F 515291935 5- Yl Aww-41 4 . P' Q . i lr H 'H .Lf M, J I gn- ly Sl ifiappa bigma Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Duluu Ciuralml llall Walter liartloll, liistvr Stanley Guuugu Warnu Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Ilowarll fil!0l'Q'0 lin-wui' l rm-fl lmrin lisf-lim-1' Williain linwinan Rnlnnsnn Gordon Franklin llurr Um: Slanluy Mills lflvr-roll lA-pl'ilvluSw1il llarolfl Aclain Faullmui' Manric-e Milzcluvll Pike Ilamlcl l,:un'un 'l'inku David lJllllC1Lll Giluln'isli, Jr. llarolil liallarcl Yeatnn ' Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two lVilli:un llunry lirninagc Dnnalcl Ives lligluy William Paxlnn Rolu-rl, .lust-pli linrgln Allu-l'l, Brown .lullm-rs l rccl l'llIllUl'l! Swvol, llcrlmurlf Alton Clialluu liloyrl Price Mf:Allisl,01' Sll0l'Iflilll Wells, .l1'. Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Elllllllllll .lusupll ll1'lllll!l,l, l'Iclw:n'cl Calvin liratr- 1 ' 1 1 Lcvll K-lmlstonc K-:irlnnrl Lcll.ny Wucrlcn llarl, lll'l'llHl,ll l'llllSUll1! llulfclllnoili Nlyron Urban liznnlr Allen llllllflilll iNIaIlnu-s Syrlncy C:n'l1,on Julln Patton lu-r Pledge Cllarles Tlimnas Deinpscy 164 G0ol'go.lol1l1 limnivu Marcin: Alvah 'Finkel Clillmrl, llarvuy Van Nita John Anclrcw Wilson i . Zeta Eta Prime Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta Kappa Alpha Chi Lambda Phi Omega U psilon 'l'an Chi Psi Iota Gamma Pi Eta Sigma Mu Nu Delta X1 Alpha Gamma Alpha Delta Alpha Epsilon Alpha Zeta Alpha Eta Alpha Kappa Alpha Lambda Alplta M11 Alpha Nu Alpha Pi Alpha Rho Alpha Sigma Alpha Tau Alpha Upsilon Alpha Phi Alpha Psi Alpha Omega Beta Alpha lieta Beta Beta Gannna Beta Delta lieta Epsilon Beta Upsilon Ileta Zeta lieta Eta Beta Theta lieta Iota Beta Kappa Beta Lambda Beta Mn Beta lieta N11 lieta Xi lleta Omieron lieta Pi Ih i'ibibL4Ng,1 1 e ' ' 'l7'l:'ewbf Z1 Y ri . A -1 N ff ill alli- Q , A-vw --1-J f' fi .- ,. ,, I Q u , 4 4- - ' Z... illli ills I-J ' I Roll of Chapters University of Virginia . . 'l'rinity College . . University of Maryland Mercer University . Vanderbilt University . Lake Forest University . . University of Tennessee . Southwestern Presbyterian University University of the South . Hampden-Sidney College . 4 University of Texas . Purdue University . University ol' Maine . Southwestern University Louisiana State University . Swarthmore College . . Randolph-Maeon College . Tulane University . . Washington and Lee University William and Mary College . Davidson College . . , University of Arkansas . University of Illinois . Pennsylvania State College . University of Pennsylvania . University of Michigan . Columbia University . Cornell University . University of Vermont . . University of North Carolina Wofford College . . . Wabash College . A . Bowdoin College . . . Ohio State College . . Georgia School of Technology Millsaps College . . . Bucknell College . . . University of Nebraska William-Jewell College . Brown University . Richmond College . . Missouri State University . Washington and Jefferson Colleg Wisconsin .... University of Wisconsin . Leland Stanford Jr., University Alabama Polyteehnie Institute University of Indiana . . Lehigh University . . New Hampshire State College University of Georgia . . University of Minnesota . University of Alabama . Kentucky State College University of California University ol' Denver . Diekinson College 165 0 1867 1873 1873 1875 1876 1880 1880 1882 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1886 1887 1888 1888 1889 1890 1890 1890 1890 1891 1892 1892 1892 1892 1892 1893 1894 1894 1895 1895 1895 1895 1895 1896 1897 1897 1898 1898 1898 1898 1898 1898 1899 1900 1900 1900 1901 1901 1901 1901 1 901 1902 1902 1902 r llfvl-e,s'5M'.Z2 - Z Y - , ,QI P'-Q 7 ' I 'lwwvsl -r 1 3 e ' ' L A 'Y 4? 'E 'X 6 , , in 'ui Q I G, L ' Ell -ll Beta Rho Beta Sigma Beta Tau Beta Upsilon Beta Phi Beta Psi Beta Chi Beta Omega Gamma Alpha Gamma Beta Gamma Gamma Gamma Delta Gamma Epsilon Gamma Zeta Gamma Eta Gamma Theta Gamma Iota Gamma Kappa Gamma Mu Gamma Nu Gamma Lambda Gamma Xi Gamma Omicron Gamma Pi Gamma Sigma Gamma Rho Gamma Tan Gamma Upsilon Gamma Phi Gamma Chi E. M. ADYE . . D. C. BOWERSOCK M. E. BRATCIIER O. A. BROWN . . . G. A. BRYANT . . F, G. BATES . . W. W. BURTON . R. A. CASIIMAN . R. C. COLWELL . S. R. DAMON . . G. A. DENSMORE L. E. DODGE . . R. F. GOODMAN . E. L. HART . . . W. C. HAY . . . L. F. HURLEY . . C. E. LAWRENCE . Rav. .I. M. LENT . A. A. LIVERMORE University of Iowa . Washington University . Baker University . Case School of Ap :lied Science . . University of Wasliington Missouri School of Mines Colorado College University of Oregon University of Chicago Colorado School oi' Mines . . Massachusetts Agricultural College Dartmouth College New York University Harvard University University of Idaho Syracuse University . 1 niversity of Okla ioma Washington State University Washburn College Iowa State College Dennison University University of Kansas Massachusetts Institute of Technology . Oregon Agricultural College University of Arizona University of Colorado . Rutgers College West Virginia University Kansas State College Resident Members . . Brown . Brown ex- Brown Grad. . . Brown U. ol' Vermont . Cornell . . Brown N. II. College . . Brown . . Brown . Brown ex- . . Brown . Brown ex- . . Brown . Brown ex- . . Brown N. II. College Brown '02 '20 St. '15 '03 '01 '00 '05 '13 '16 '09 '03 '21 '98 '20 '19 '12 '03 f wa . . . . . 1902 . . . . 1902 . .,.... 1902 North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College . 1903 . . 1903 - - . . . 1903 - . 1903 - . 1904 . . . 1904 . . . . 1904 . 1904 . 1904 . . . . 1905 . . . 1905 , 1905 . . 1905 . 1900 . . 1910 . 1909 . - . 1910 . . 1910 . . . . 1911. . . . . . 1912 . 1914 . . . . 1915 . . . . . 1915 . 1916 J. A. MCAVOY . . . N. Y. U. '09 A. J. MARYOTT . . Brown '07 J. W. MOORE . . Brown '10 W. M. MUROII . . . Brown '10 F. B. OATES . . . Brown '12 W. E. PARMENTER. . . Brown '19 11. E. PA'I l'EE . . . . Brown '00 F. C. PERRY . . . Brown '12 F. W. POLLI'l l7 . . Brown ex-'12 W. J. POTTER . . . Brown ex-'13 F. G. RAWLINGS . . I . Brown '12 L. A. ROUND . . . . Brown '10 B. W. SEWALL . Ga. School of Tech. '02 I-1. C. SWEET . . . Brown ex-'20 11. T. TINKER . . . . Brown '17 C. E. WHEELER . . . Brown '09 L. E. WHIPPLE . U. of Maine '07 E. H. WINSOR . . . . Brown '15 N. H. WHITEI-IEAD . . Brown '14 N. H. College '04 166 VIIIIPHIWVIIQHHNVINHW!iWiINII!M11IHININWI!IHIIUIWWIVIYNHIWIWNHlllllMINNWNVIHPHIIWHIVIINIIH4WIN!PVIMWI11NNPHMOHIl1lUlWVIl1W AHWIII1NHIMNIIWHIINIHIIN4HHHFIIW4HHNHINWIH4IWWWWIHWHINUHIWININWWNWIHIIWIHNHIIINf4IIWMININNNIIINilIINNIWIIIN NMIINHI Phi Kappa n t Founded at Alphe Chapter , Brown University 1886 Instituted l900 1 'U IYWIIIWIllWUWIIIBNIIWIIWIIWIHWHIWIYYW1VYMlYImlYIWIIWIIWWIIWIIIWIIIWIIIIWllIWIVIYVWIYWVVIWIVYIUIIWIFJIIIWVVIIWIWYIllVIWJ!IINYIIWIIIWIIWIIIMIININYNWIIIVWIIIIWIINWIINHHWIIIWIIIWIVIWIIIWVIIWYIWVVIIWYIIWYIWIIIWINMVIWIIIHIYIINIIW1IWINWIIWMIWIWIWIWMIWNIWIIWIIWIIW 167 I ,. .. ' -'34, .7..,uw.,, ...- A-...... , - H K . a- -- M .- .,,,.. ,, 1 .um W v, , v. .. H- ...J- iBbi Barns Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Edmund Francis Reagan Ilarry Francis Coleman, ex-'19 Hugh John Connelly, ex-'19 Lawrence Mark Corcoran. ex-'19 George Toomey Curry, ex-'10 Irving Augustine Farrell Frank Cartin Lyneh George S. McCormick, ex-'19 Walter Vincent Moriarty Fdwin Michael Murphy, ex-'10 Louis Arthur Raymond Pieri Anthony Romano William Desmond Shay Richard Vincent Ratigan Albert Michael Tracy, ex-'19 Edward James Walsh, Jr. Raymond Louis Wilde1', ex-'18 Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One John Gardner Beagan 'l'homas Francis Burke George Paul Farrell Class Joseph Edward Beagan Roland Daniel Brown llldward Anthony Cooney Howard Cronje Cummings Alfred James Curry Louis Leo Dcstremps Class of N Edwin Creston Brady William Hodnett Butler Jalnes llenry Hagan, Jr. Delphis Victor Guillemelite Edward Gerard O'Connor Frank Joseph Honan Jerome Anthony Walsh Henry Newman Lonergan Peter Paul Zubrisky George William Potter of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two V Arthur Francis Mereweatlier John Francis Murphy Thomas Joseph O'Daly, Jr. John Augustus O'Neill John Francis Quinn Ilarold Francis Tracy Thomas Walton Doyle Raymond Joseph Farrell James John Furlong John Thomas Hackett Charles Edward Mangan ineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Lawrence Anthony MeC:u'tl1y James Francis 0'R.ourke John James McDonald George Frederick 'lll1llJ0llC1lll John Francis Murphy Daniel Vincent 'Froppoli Leo Francis O'Donnell 168 1 1 X I Iwrmg-,, w,, rg' 4 - C X-A 1lrQ..1l gn 1 U '- 1 . ' ' 0 W L' q ' Alpha Beta Gamma De1ta Epsilon Eta Zeta Theta J. R ARMSTRONI1 R.. ir. BAGLEY . J. iv. RANNON . J. 'r. BANNON . F. J. BICRTH . Du. R. J. BLACK C. 111. BRADY . J. R. BRENNAN M. J. BRTCNNAN G. J. CAIRNS . L. w. CAPELLI W. H. CANFIRLD C. CARROLL . 11. L. CANNON . F. A. CARROLL J. H. CARROLL J. P. CARROLL J. J. C.-xsnMAN C. D. CASEY . J. CASEY, Jn. . J. Ia. CONNELLY .l. G. CONNELLY J. H. CONNELLY L. D. CONNELLY WM. M. CONNBLI1 DR. J. P. CONNEY T. P. CORCORAN J. B. COREY . . DR. H. J. CORRIGJ M. F. CUSTELLO XNi DR. I . A. COUGHIJN W. A. CUX . . M. .l. CUMMINGS, JR. Roll of Chapters Brown University . I1linois University . . Pennsylvania State Co1lege . University of Iowa . . University of Kansas . M. I. T. . . Purdue University Ohio State University . Resident Members 1889 1912 1913 1913 1915 1918 1918 1919 . Brown '18 P. 10. DILLON . . Brown ex-'19 F. J. DURFEIC . . . Brown '97 F. M. DWYER . . . Brown '97 C. L. EVANS . . Brown '93 J. 11. FABRELL . . Brown '9f1 L. F. FABRELL . . Brown '14 A. E. FEENEY . . . Brown '92 J. G. FEGAN . . . Brown '99 HON. J. J. FITZG1CR.ALD . Brown '19 J. H. FOLEY . . . Brown '19 J. J. FRASER . . . Brown '95 HON. J. I-1. GAINEB. . B1'own '98 0. I . GALLAGEB . . Brown 'IS J. F. GALLIVAN, JR. . Brown '97 F. V. GARSIDE . . Brown '93 D. E. GEARY . . . Brown '93 J. M. GILLRAIN . . Brown '19 M. A. GOLDBICH, JR. . Brown '94 HON. C. E. GORHAM . Brown '13 C. W. GORHAM . . Brown '99 T. L. GORHAM . . Brown '99 W. A. GRAHAM . . Brown '95 P. J. CRIMES . . . Brown '99 J. D. GU1LLEME'1 l'F . Brown '99 J. P. HARTIGAN . . Brown '98 DR. J. J. HEALEY . . . Brown '93 EX.-Gov. J. H. I'IIC'1f11NS . Brown ex-'19 E. J. HORRIGAN . . . Brown '98 D. J. HUBLEY . . . Brown '95 J. C. JOHNSTONE . . Brown '911 J. V. KILEY . . . Brown '95 J. H. KIGLAGHAN . . . .Brown 'IS DR. E. S. KILEY . 199 . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown Brown Brown ex Brown ox . Brown . Brown . Brown Holy Cross . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown ox . Brown . Brown Brown ex . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown Brown . Brown Brown Brown ex- . Brown . Brown . Brown '93 '92 '19 '19 '98 '99 '15 '97 '93 '18 '99 ' 99 '93 '09 'IS '91 '93 '19 '99 '92 '12 '19 '19 '19 '19 N '98 '15 '03 'lo '11 '98 '91 I Y r ' Z1 FiSA'!M'.Z S .. 2 Y-u N--X K J I7 PP ul 30 E ' V f -. -3 ' ' .lf . 'lil '-ill' Q I ' . f' x ' L' .ng ill? U A. J. KINION . C. J. LAMB . . A. J. LARKIN . J. M. LENNON . W. P. LENNON C. P. LYNCH . Du. W. H. MAGILL . W. A. MAGUIRE J. E. MAGUIRIC J. C. MAHONICY . J. L. MARONIGY IC. J. MCCAFFREY . J. J. MCCAFFRPIY Dn. J. A. MoCANN . 16.11. MCCARTY . . J. F. J. MoCAR'l'Y . R. L. MCCARTHY . . . J. ll. MCCORMICK . . C. D. MCEVOY . . . F. E. MCDUFF . . J. J. MCGINN . W. J. MCGINN . . J. M. MCGOUCH Du. T. E. MCGREEN . . J. J. MoKENNA . . E. A. MCLAUCIILIN . J. F. MCLAUCHLIN . . R. L. MCLAUGHLIN . . Dn. W. C. MULAUGHLTN Dn. D. L. MURRISSEY . . Brown '11 . Brown '15 . Brown '00 . Brown '04 . Brown '08 Brown ox-'00 . Brown '93 . Brown '18 Brown ox-'17 . Brown '05 . Brown '98 . Brown '03 . Brown '99 . Brown '04 . Brown '09 . Brown '93 Brown ox-' 16 Brown ox-'12 . Brown '07 . Brown '14 . Brown '10 . Brown '18 . Brown '05 Brown ox-'12 . Brown '04 . Brown '14 . Brown '12 . Brown '12 . Brown '01 . Brown 'Iii 170 DR. J. H. MORRTSSEY 'I'. A. MULLIGAN . . J. A. MURPHY . . J. F. MURPHY . . DR. M. J. MURPHY . W. 'l'. MURPHY . . . Rmv. J. II. MURRAY . . F. J. 0'BRIEN . . . Dn. W. F. O'BRIEN . F. W. O'CONNELL A. J. O'CONNOR . F. W. KYCONNOR . C. J. 0'CONNOR . . E. Dm V. O'CONNOR . . 'l', A. CYCORMAN . DR. J. B. O'NEILL P. M. O'R.EILLY . J. S. POWERS . . F. J. ROGERS . . . DR. J. H. RUSSELL . SLATTERY . SHIGRIDAN . J. H. E. L. G. F. TROY . . . W. G. TROY . . 'PYRRELL . . C. A. WALSH . . IIoN. J. J. IIoN. A. B. WEST . 11. J. WINTERS . J. 'I'. WITHEROW . . Brown '11 . Brown '90 . Brown '10 y 1 . Brown 0.3 . Brown '03 . Brown '03 . Brown '03 . Brown '16 Brown ox-'02 . Brown '04 Brown ox-'10 . Brown '04 . Brown '95 . Brown '92 . Honorary . Brown '94 Brown ox-'02 . Brown '17 . Brown '15 . Brown '98 . Brown '01 . Brown '17 . Brown '98 Holy Cross '01 . Brown '14 . Brown '99 . Brown '04 . Brown '01 . Brown '11 . 'llIHllllllllllllllllllllllPIlllIIHIIlIlllllllllllPIlllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllHillHillVllllHllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllVHH!IllNlllllHillllllllllllllll' lllllllllllllHHHlNIHlllllllllllllllHilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllHlllllllPlllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllUIlllIIIl Phi Gamima Delta fl rA-- U Ry' -' Founded at Pi Rho Chapter Washington and Established l90l jefferson College l848 Instituted l902 iinilllHIIIIllllIlllllIlUIIllIIIlIllIIlIIlIl1IIIlllUIIIllIIIlIIlllIIlllIIlIllIIllIII1IlllllllIllllIIIllIIIIllIIIIlIIIlllIllIIIllIlIIllllIIllIIIllIIIIlIIIIMIIIllllIIlIIIllIlIllUIllINIllIllNVIIlllIll1lllllNllIUIlllIlIIIIIllIIIllIIIIlIIllIllllIIllNlllllIIlIlIlHNlllIlllIllIllIIIlIIIllIlNIllllllIIIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllil 171 hi Gamma Brita Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Wilbur Reginald Anderson Raymond lflustaee Clallin Bruce Noel Coulter Clas Forbes Sampson Adam George llenry Adams Tracy William Ames Richard llenry Coolidge Daniel Wilr-ox Coggeshall Clark Howard Denison Raymond Halliday Henry George Harris Samuel Mills Harris Manuel James Jeinail s of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Paul Seliroder Crandall Wesley Lawrence Dedriek Wayne Moody Faunee George Kenneth Maedonald liolverl, liellam Dewey ' Bentley Maekinfosli Ernest Stuart. Maemillan Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Frederick William Braek Douglas Pierson Boyd Nathaniel Borden Chase Clifford Thomas Crowtlier Lloyd Elisha Gallup John Bowman Dick Howard Allison Kenyon Harold Knut Larson Bertrand Mulloy Lewis Joseph Wilkes Maelienzie Arthur Edward Miller John Douglas Mitelnell Harold Leroy Pittengrer Joseph Wilbur Riker Carl Irving Taber Albion Freedom Tripp Clarence 'lddward Winsor Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Frederie Newman Beede Albert, Lippitt Mason Gross Edward Winslow Lineoln Donald Graham Boyd Wallaee lloward Hensliaw Alfred lfldmonrl Wliileliouse Leo Edward Aloysius Fontaine Lawrence ldlmendorl' 172 ' E4 5iS3'5M Z?n J Z' X.. ,jig-Digg las- -5-UP' L 6.4 I gn 1 - - -I h 4 Q - K V ' . . A f . E 7 A 5 1 -gg 1, fill. Qlllf Q ' -ini inf 1, Omega Mn Iota Mu Pi Iota Pi Rho Delta Nu Alpha Chi Iota 'l'au Alpha Nu Denteron fhnega Nu Epsilon Nu Beta Kappa N n Theta Psi I Cln Sigma N n Beta Sigma Denleron Beta Chi Beta Mu Delta Xi Gamma Phi Omieron Zeta Denteron Rho Chi Alpha Pi Rho Denteron Xi Deuteron Lambda Deuteron Sigma Omieron Denteron Theta Deuteron Zeta Lambda Tau A Psi Lambda Iota Roll of Chapters U SECTION I University of Maine .... lvlassaehusetts Institute of Technology . W oreester Polytechnic Institute . . Brown University . . . Dartmouth College . . Amherst College . Williams College . Trinity College . Y ale University , . SECTION 11 Columbia University . New York University . Rutgers College . . Cornell University . . SECTION Ill Colgate University . . Union College . . Syracuse University' . . SECTION 1V University ol' Pennsylvania . Lafayette College . . . Lehigh University . Johns Hopkins University . SECTION V Bucknell University . Gettysburg College . . Pennsylvania St-ate College . SECTION VI University of Virginia . . . Washington and Lee University . Rielnnond College . . SECTION VII Washington and .lelTerson College . Allegheny College . . . Wooster University . Adelbert College . . . SECTION VIII Dennison University . . Wittenberg College- . Ohio State University I. Ohio Wesleyan University . SECTION IX Indiana University . . De Pauw University . Hanover College . . Wabash College' . Purdue University . 173 1899 1899 1891 1902 1901 1893 1913 1893 1875 1866 1892 1918 1888 1887 1895 1901 1880 1883 1887 1891 1882 1858 1888 1858 1868 1890 1848 1860 1882 1902 1885 1884 1878 1869 1871 1857 1864 1866 1902 Kappa Tau Q A Z Q34 I ' C A 5 ' . ' ' ' ft' 4' W X L all' ifllf Theta 1 Gamma Sigma Alpha Deuteron Gamma Dcuteren Chi Iota Mu Mu Sigma Alpha Phi Chi Upsilon Tau Deuteron Chi Mu Pi Deuteron Lambda Nu Alpha Iota Zeta Phi Chi Sigma Beta Kappa Epsilon Omieron S- , . 1 111118. Iau Delta Xi Lambda Sigma Nu Omega Tau Deuteron A. E. ALLEN . E. ALLEN . . R. D. ALLEN . . I . E. AMES . . . W. M. ASPINWALL If B ' . . BROOKS . . L. F. BURROUCHS A. B CALIF . . H. If' CAWTIIORNE D. G. CLARK . . H. L. COOK . . . H. D. CORKUM . E. I. CRISTY . . N. E CROOKER . E. P DEMMINC . A. L DENTON . . A. E. DILLINGIIAM A. I. DOWS . . . I . FDGECOMB . E. u ERWIN J. - . - A. W. FLETCHER . W. N. FRITCH . . C. B. HADLEY . SECTION X University of Tennessee . 1800 University of Alabama . 1855 Seweanee . . . . 1018 SECTION XI Illinois Wesleyan . . . 1866 Knox University . . . 1867 University of Illinois . . 1807 University of Wisconsin . 1803 University of Minnesota . 1800 University of Michigan . . 1002 University of Chicago . . 1002 SECTION XII University of Texas . . 1883 University of Missouri . . 1800 University of Kansas . . 1881 University of Nebraska . 1808 Iowa State College . . 1007 William Jewell University . 1886 SECTION XIII Colorado College . . . 1008 University of Colorado . . 1012 SECTION XIV University of Oregon . . 1011 University of Washington . 1000 SECTION XV University of California . 1886 Leland Stanford, .I1'., University . . 1803 SECTION XVI Oklahoma . . . , 1882 Texas .... . 1883 Resident Members . Brown '13 T. B. I-IANSON . . . . Maine '13 . Brown '15 Dn. L. K. IIAGANAW . Trinity '06 . Brown '10 ' G. H. HENDERSON . . . Brown '00 . Brown ex-'18 W. L. JENCKS . . . Brown '12 . Brown '13 Rav. A. E. LOVE William Jewell '16 , Brown ex-'10 II. A. LARRABEE . . . Brown ex-15 . Brown '12 C. S. MAKEPEACE . . M. I. T. '16 . W. P. I. C. WV. MILLER . . . Brown '12 . Brown '11 .1. MILLER . . . . Brown '15 . Brown '00 A. B. MOODY . . . Cornell '04 . Brown '12 I-I. N. NICHOLAS . . . Brown '15 . . Brown '17 W. H. PARTINGTON . . . Brown '11 . . Brown '16 E. PERKINS ..... Brown '12 Columbia ex . W. P. I. . Brown . . Brown . Brown ex- . Brown . Brown . Brown . Brown ex- . Brown '18 '17 '08 '18 '10 '07 '11 '06 '17 '15 174 B. P. PYDER ..... Brown '07 Da. H. P. SANBORN . . Dartmouth '01 H. A. ERHORN II. J. B. Sllll. . . I . E. STOCKWELL . K. .1. WAITE . W . N. WATSON H. F. e. WILCOX f I.. 12. WILLEMIN . H. WILLIAMS . . Union '11 . . Brown '11 . . Union '13 . Union ex-'17 . Knox '11 . Brown '18 . Brown '00 . Brown '10 1 4 lllllllIIllllIllllIlllllIllllllllIllllIllllllllIlllllllllllllllIlllIIllllllllillIllIlIIllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll flllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllmlllllllllllllllllllllllll Phi Kappa Psi Founded at Washington and Rhode Island Alpha jefferson College l852 Instituted l902 I'll1f'l1fN'wlLl Rlw' H ,Wll'flWl,i.'N l N lillfliwlll'liif'Wli'Wlllfli':,F1:,lll',Wll'j'lll1 l'Slli5,lll?2'll.lfl'i,'l'1Wil'llWil ll'W'l'ij ll.l'l ' 175 ll? 515,19 ' 5 l A J' N YCTQJI We 1 . -- 'E' , 0 Z re , -i!1tfgsw6T!Zl?.' L ,Y x.,, QJ-J' QQ l Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Willizun Chester l5e:u'cl Ronulcl Preseotln Hzill Williaun l'i1'2llll?lS Hheelmu George Wells lirziee Fred lilmil Sehoeueweiss James Siuelnir Arinuud Laurier Carson Eclwzml Bloodgoocl Sifillgll Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Mars Paul Bishop Christie Eleton Cudclelmeli Joel Mzirlin Nichols, Jr. 1l:u'olcl Alpheus Dodge Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two l refl l3zuu'eufeiuxl Jumes Hzirolrl Cmnphell cill1ll'lCSJIllll0S Guild vvtllilll' l'ul,u:un lierrynmu liruee Hliuzrrla Gilchrist Wullxer llieks Jillsou , l':lul liern:u'd liloeher I'l:u'le l'illshu1'y Greene Willizun lleury Sliuperl Avon Douglass Green Class of Nineteen Hundred ancl Twenty-Three Clmrles Beuiflzie l'If,lw:u'd Joseph Chzrloux llowurfl Wurreu Comstoelc Judson John Cutler lilliphnlet John Decker George Rogers Decker Paul l eely 1 runeis Vreelzuul Greene Special Student Jerome West 176 Railph Drayton Greene Sineluir H:uulmlen llowe Ralph l+Ivzm Hughes Edwurcl Pei ersou V ' Il F5 5'!Sg.aaf.Z?- ... '- 'A 1 v - -L . ' IL' flu. illl' I ' aug Pennsylvania Alpha Pennsylvania Beta Virginia Alpha Pennsylvania Gamma Pennsylvania Epsilon Virginia Beta Pennsylvania Zeta Pennsylvania Eta Ohio Alpha Illinois Alpha Indiana Alpha Illinois Beta Ohio Beta Iowa Alpha New York Alpha Pennsylvania Theta Indiana Beta New York Gamma Michigan Alpha Kansas Alpha Pennsylvania Iota Maryland Alpha Ohio Delta Wisconsin Gamma New York Beta New York Epsilon Minnesota Beta ' Pennsylvania Kappa West Virginia Alpha California Beta Nebraska Alpha Massachusetts Alpha New Hampshire Alpha Wisconsin Alpha California Gamma Indiana Delta Tennessee Alpha Rhode Island Alpha Texas Alpha Illinois Delta ' Ohio Epsilon Missouri Alpha Pennsylvania Lambda Iowa Beta Washington Alpha Colorado Alpha L i i yah I Roll of Chapters Washington and jefferson College Allegheny College . . University of Virginia . Bucknell University . . Gettysburg College . . Washington and Lee University Dickinson College . . Franklin and Marshall College Ohio Wesleyan University . Northwestern University . De Pauw University . University of Chicago . Wittenberg College . University of Iowa Cornell University Lafayette College . University of Indiana . Columbia University . University of Michigan . University of Kansas . Universityyof Pennsylvania . johns Hopkins University . Ohio State University . Beloit College . . Syracuse University . Colgate University . University of Minnesota . Swarthmore College . . University of West Virginia . Leland Stanford jr. University University of Nebraska . Amherst College . . Dartmouth College . University of Wisconsin. University of California Purdue University . Vanderbilt University . Brown University . University of Texas . . University of Illinois . . Case School of Applied Science University of Missouri . . Pennsylvania State University Iowa State College . . University of Washington . University of Colorado . 177 gn 1852 1853 1853 1855 1855 I 855 1 859 1Sfi9 189.1 1864 1865 1865 11866 1867 1869 1 S99 1869 1872 1 876 1876 1877 l S89 1880 1881 188-I 1887 1888 1889 1899 1892 1895 1895 1896 1897 1899 199 l 1 991, 1992 1994 19941 1906 1908 1 912 1 9 13 1914: 19 14 li,N. 7 v A ' V 'lvurr-25011.45 - ' N '-S ,ol re- Q Q . Q Q-'a , 1 Q ' ' A 7 'i - 1 V . D' , ' Q, g ill' PIL- Q ,Q 'Q' X ' 11111 alll? L l Resident Members EDWARD K. ALDRICH, Jn. Brown JOHN N. ALEXANDER l Leland Stnnford HOWARD B. ARNOLD . . .Brown WENDELL S. BROWN . . Brown Rwv. I . I. COLLINS Univ. of Wisconsin HARRY W. COLLINS . . Brown ALBERT BULLOCK COOP . Brown JOSEPH B. T. COOP . . Brown ox- FREEMAN CORSON . DlLl'LlIl0llf1Il ANDREW B. COMSTOCK . Brown HOWARD W. CONGDON . Brown WALTER C. CRANE . . Columbia STEPHEN H. EASTON . . Brown HENRY E. FOWLER . . Brown WILLIAM B. FREEMAN . Brown KENNETH GRINSLADE Lnfziyotto JOHN PYOTT IIADFIELD Brown ox- CHARLES A. HAGERTY Brown ox- '02 '00 '18 '11 '00 '07 '10 '17 '00 '10 '00 '00 '03 '00 '10 '12 '14 '00 JOHN S. HODGSON . . . Brown' Du. CHARLES 11. 11oL'r . 131-Own NATIIANIEL O. I-IOWARD . Brown WILLIAM F. IIUNTLEY . Brown CHARLES ll. JONES, Jn. . Brown RALPI-I D. KETTNER . . Brown FRANCIS E. KINSEY U. of In1li1n1:1 PHILIP S. KNAUER . Swamrtlnnoro HENRY G. MARSH . . Brown ox- RALPI-I A. MARSTON D11rtmout.h ADRIAN MATHEWS . . Bucknell JAMES MINNICK . . . Wittenberg' ARTHUR T. S. PHETTEPLACE Brown CLARENCE II. PIIILBRICK Brown RICHARD A. SANDERS . . Brown WALTER C. SLADE . . . Brown GEORGE W. WATERMAN . B1'ow11 LESTER A. WELLS . . . Brown 11 02 06 07 UG O5 90 96 I2 10 71 85 O6 I3 O7 07 15 05 1 ' MIINNllIINNHIIIlHIINlMIIlNIIIINNHIINNMIINNHIIINUIVINNHVINNllNINIIIlNNlllNNHVINNNHVINlMIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIINNNlIIIlNllIIINNIIIIlMIINNlIllllhlllllllllllllllllll .NNNWINlINNNUIINNlIIINNIIINNNllIINNNllINNNllIIllIIINWINNNUIINNIIINNHININIlIINNNNHIINNlIINNMIINllIINNNIIINI1IINNMIINllNNNNIINNMIINllINNNIlIINNlilllllllllllllllllllil Phi Sigma Kappa i Founded at i ' A Massachusetts Agricultural Upsilon Chapter Q i College l873 Instituted 1906 llllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllIllIllllllllIUlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIWUIllNlIllIllllllllllllllllIllllllIllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllIlllIlllllllIllIllIllIllIllIIlllHIWllllWIllllIllllIllllllllIllWIllllllllllllllllUI7llllIlllllllllWillIlllllllIlllllllIIllulllllIllllllllllllIlllIIlllllNlllllIVlllIllIIll llHIIIlll 179 '. Y Y rg' 'isfmw 4 Q 1 Q if' YFZQI W' Q X 1 ' Ili FlQ'Q'ygL45i. 9 ' ' me Q l 'W Lf ,ur si! I 7 iBlJi Sigma kappa Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Merill li. Blllllllklfl, .lulm Dorin Elmer Slewzwt Wumlwzml Cllnrlos Rl'QlIl1llCl Phillips Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One l'lnlw':u'd ,ll,osc:oe Kent 1 rc:cle1'ir:lc linger Panty liaymmlcl Sozxwrs Stiles Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two llulmcrt linigglll, liaml .lzunes liulmerl, Blzmd llzxrolcl Edw:xrcl Qllllllllllllll Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Clillord A. PllCliIlI'Cl George Washington Smith xvitllllfl' 1. VV:xlcl:L11 Pledge Jolm Pl1I'liCI', '23 180 Alpha 'Beta Gamma Delta .Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Iota Kappa Lambda Mu Nu Omieron Pi Sigma Tau Upsilon Phi Chi Psi Omega Alpha Deuteron Beta Deuteron Gamma Deuteron Delta Deuteron Eta Deuteron New York Club Boston Club Albany Club Connecticut Club Southern Club Morgantown Club Philadelphia Club Seattle Club Pittsburg Club Chicago Club Baltimore Club San Francisco C1111 .'lW'A'5 14? ' Z1 Piifilwf-5 -1 Q L L lQl..1l 1 1 R ills 3 'Q 1 ,-,.,I M X A 5 J Roll of Chapters Massachusetts Agricultural College . Union College . . . Cornell University . . - . University of West Virginia . . Yale University .... College of the City of New York University of Maryland . Columbia University . . Stevens Institute of Technology . Pennsylvania State College . George VVashington University . University of Pennsylvania . . Lehigh University . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology . Franklin and Marshall College . . St. ,1ohn's College . . Dartmouth College . . Brown University Swarthmore College . Williams College . . . University of Virginia . University of California . University of Illinois . . University of Minnesota . Iowa State College . . University of Michigan . . . Vllorcester Polytechnic Institute . . Roll of Clubs New York City . . Boston . Albany . New Haven . VVashington . Morgantown Philadelphia Seattle . Pittsburg . Chicago . Baltimore . San Francisco 181 . 1873 1888 1889 1891 1893 18911 1897 1897 1899 1899 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1903 1905 1900 1900 19015 1907 1909 1910 1910 191 l 191-1 1915 1889 1897 1900 1901 1902 1903 190-1 1910 1910 1910 1910 1910 DR. FRANK ADAMS ROBERT W. ADAMS K. R. ALLEN . . H. A. BRAMAN . E. J. BRENNAN . Dn. H. W. BROWN W. D. CHAPMAN . E. B. CLEVELAND J. I. CRAWSHAW . R. E. CUTTING . W. C. DICKERMAN F. O. DROWNE . Dn. R. E. DUNCAN M. 'I'. FAGAN . . T. B. FARNSWORTII W. S. FISHER . . 'l vi Fi-?A'!Hif.Z?S .. Pl Q A - . 1 -f , - K 7 A - . 6 ' 6 3 A 1 in ui H B Y C L fnf jllli J 6.4 I ResidentLMembers . Yolo W. P. I. W. P. I. . . Yolo ' . . Brown Univ. of Md. . W. P. I. . . Brown . Brown . M. A. C. . M. A. C. . Brown . M. A. C. . Brown ex- ' . . Brown . M. A. C. JAMES H. GORMLEY . Brown ex-' 02 04 ll 09 OT 10 I7 I4 11 OS O1 ll SG I5 12 98 14 'l'. L. HEFFERMAN J. W. JAMES . . R. K. JOSLIN . . J. F. KEIGHLEY . C. L. LELAND . . C. H. LEMBELET . Rl-Iv. J. S. LOWE . W. A. MAHONEY . A. N. NICHOLS . W. D. NESBET . . F. H. READ . . . 'l'. ROALFE . . . W. C. ROBERTSON W. ROOT . . . H. B. SELLECK . II. E. WELLMAN . 182 n-' . Brown . . Brown Univ. oi' Vu. Univ. of Md. . . Brown . Stevens Sf.. Lawrence M. I. 'l'. ex- . Brown ox- . . Cornell . M. A. C. . Brown ox- . . Brown . Brown ex- . Brown . Williams 1 IINIHWHIIWIIIWVINHIHIIIHWHMIMINIHIWINIHIWWHW4iHIIHIVIWWNNNWIlIH10IIIWIINIIII!!1VlIIIN1iVIlliVIIWbIH1lWWNIWUIWIIIINWWVIMIIIIWIFIIN lIINlHINlllIII1lNIWNIIIHLIIMINIMIIIWWINIIIHWHHMINNHIINNIHIHWMIWNHIMIIINIIININMIIIIMIIIIMIHHIIINNIIIIWiIMIIHWIIINUIIINlllIIIWII4lMIWNNNiUIN Lambda Chi Alpha Founded at Iota Zeta Chapter 1 Boston University 1909 Instituted 1907 lWW MmYW MlWllNWM mfM YMmVHW MmMOMHMMm HWNWMMW Id H 183 i e !l if -3 ,f 771 V' Q X if Q '-J I lamhha ftlibi Qlpba Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Roland Dewey Bock .lannus l r:1nrees Covell 'llnnilc lrvingg Noyes Malcolm Clln-istoplwr Brown R,ic'li:u'rl Ariningtnn llnpkins Willimn l+'r:Lnr-is Rooney Ilaxrlvy Fraink Cmvy ll:u'ulcl Williznn l,u1'c.l Class of Nineteen Hundred and TwentyrOne Tlimnrls Corcorinl Gunning Joseph llannlczii, Nlnlcannni 'llzirnlml Clicslzm' Mills llorlwrt Elmli-n Mm-Umnbio llugll Miller lYlzn'lc Alvin Nic-ki-rsoii Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Julius Frank Dozsn William ldugcmr liyon, Jr. l'I:n'nest .vtllmcrt Hlivrlingg l Ionry Miillinllnnrl Muliulviv li0l'l1'LLlNl lycslio Slnwtlc-iT AlI'ruml Lincoln XfVllll'0lT'l0l'l Clucmigcr 'Vlionms Sluvin Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three lVan'r0n Chunplicll Arvicl Nulnnclcr liursun Robert Lnnggclon Moyers Glenn Lee Carrey Norman liosbm' liznvrmiuu I rceclm'ic linlmcrtsoii Roper wvltllflll' Irving Dollmmc Curl llllllllll lVl:u'lin Rulmullz 'llll0lI1llS Willizuns XVilli:un flurlzunl lli-4-las llurulcl llc-l'lJm't Young 184 ll 'Wim L45 lf 7435215 A is PT-791 3' ii u C Q W , 1 P Z V A ' ' 4 f ' E r . 4 ' F A T llj ljl H 5 Y I. 0 In L .illj alll? . Alpha Zeta Gamma Zeta Epsilon Zeta Zeta Zeta Iota Zeta Lambda Zeta Beta Zeta Sigma Zeta Phi Zeta Delta Zeta Pi Zeta Omicron Zeta Mu Zeta Tau Zeta Eta Zeta Theta Zeta Upsilon Zeta Xi Zeta Chi Zeta Omega Zeta Kappa Zeta Nu Zeta Rho Zeta Psi Zeta Alpha Alpha Zeta Alpha Gamma Zeta Alpha Epsilon Zeta Alpha Zeta Zeta Alpha Iota Zeta Alpha Lambda Zeta Alpha Sigma Zeta Alpha Beta Zeta Alpha Upsilon Zeta Alpha Phi Zeta Alpha Delta Zeta Alpha Pi Zeta Alpha Omicron Zeta Alpha Tau Zeta R011 of Chapters Boston University . . . Massachusetts Agricultural College University of Pennsylvania . Pennsylvania State College . Brown University . . Massachusetts Institute of Techno University of Maine . . University of Michigan . Rutgers College . . . Bucknell University . . Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cornell University . . University of California . Washington State University Rhode Island State College . Dartmouth College . . Louisiana State College De Pauw University . , University of Illinois . . Alabama Polytechnic Institute Knox University . . . University of Georgia . Union University . . Purdue University . Butler College . . . University of South Dakota 1 Harvard University . . Colgate University . Northwestern University . Oregon Agricultural College . Cumberland University . University of Wisconsin. Syracuse University . University of Alabama . Missouri School of Mines University of Denver . University of Indiana . Iowa State College 185 logy 1919 1912 1912 19122 1912 1912 1913 1913 1913 1913 19121 1913 1913 191-1 191-1 19141 191-1 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 1915 19113 1916 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 1917 ' yr Z' 745492.-A 5 ..- Q X-H' Q .1 E V. - . ' I if ' L' 21111 -ill? l I Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Alpha Eta Zeta Mu Zeta Theta Zeta Xi Zeta Chi Zeta Omega Zeta Kappa Zeta Nu Zeta Rho Zeta Psi Zeta Gamma Alpha Zeta Oklahoma A. and M. . . . University of Texas . . Franklin and Marshall College New Hampshire State College . Richmond College. . . Ohio University . . Wabash College . . Western Reserve University . Colby College . . University of Washington University of Akron . Gamma Gamma Zeta Gamma Epsilon Zeta Gamma Zeta Zeta Gamma Iota Zeta II. AIKEN . . . DR. E. B. ALLEN . C' W ALLENSON ALLISON . 1. H. BABCOGK . G. B. BENNETT . L. H. BEYTES . . G. BLACKWAY . J. . S. W. C F. . BOYCE . . I-I. H. CIIAMPNEY W. W. CHANDLER. W. A. CIIIAPPELL . W . A. COLE . . . A. D. CREELMAN . Cl. B. CIlMER1 ORD . II. L. CUSIIING . Z. J. CZUBAK . . Cl. A. DAVIS . . . R. II. DUNBAR . S. DYER . . . . J. DWYER . . W . R. H. GASICELL . . L. I. HARRIS . . . R. W. I'IEWITT . C L. P. HOWARD . C. J. IIUNKINS . F. M. JENCKS . lc. C. HOPKINS. . f :. D. HoU'rMANN . University of Cincinnati . University of Pittsburg . . . Washington and jefferson College . Denison University Resident Members - M- A- C- '10 C. L. KNOWLES . . 13r0wn'll E. S. LADD . . Rhode Island '15 H . . Brown 16 . . Brown '09 . Brox n '09 v . Brown '14 . L. LEMAV . Worcester Teoh. ex-' D. LINCOLN . . . M. A. C.' F3 EEE 5 :S o EE E - - - .-1.15 -a-no: PPP' S7-l 1? 25 .Asa 377 11 FL -. . . 1917 1917 1918 1918 1918 1918 1918 1918 1918 1918 1918 1.919 1919 1919 191.9 . . . Brown '14 . Michigan ex- '1S R. LINDBLOOM . . . Brown'l6 . MIIIFR E. Il 1 1 . . W. II. MILLER . . . Brown '16 P, C, MORSE , . . Brown '14 C. K. NICHOLS Boston Univ. '12 '16 J. E. NICHOLS . . . Brown R, E, NUTE , . . Brown ex- '16 DH, J, 113, 0gLIN . . Brown '14 J, F, OSLIN , , Boston Univ. '15 W, H, OSLIN , . - Brown '14 G. F. A. RILEY . . Cornell 'lil L, F, ROBBINS , . - Maine '12 J. F. SI-IEA . . . Brewnex- '10 I. R.. SHELDON. - M' A- C- '13 L. E. SMITH . Rhode Island '15 L, A, SPOONER, - - 13r0w11'12 J. L. WEAVER . . Brown OX- '15 L. A. WEBSTER . . Brown '16 B. L. WEST . . . M. A. Cl. '14 W. Cl. WEST . . Brown 'OS T. WILLIAMS . . Brown '11 186 N. E. VVOODBURV. L. LUCAS ..... Brown ' Rhode Island ex- '18 . Rhode Island' I' . . . Brown' ' 1 1 12 . . Bucknell '12 Boston Univ. ex- ' Boston Univ. ex- ' l . . M.A.C.' 12 12 . Rhode Island 15 14 10 . . Brown ' . Brown ex- '19 . . Brown '14 . . Brown '08 . . . Brown '13 . Rhode Island '14 . . . Brown '10 . . . Brown '12 . . . Brown '14 Woreester Teeh. '16 . . M. A. CJ. '14 . . . Brown '15 . . Brown '03 , Brown pg- '16 . . . Brown '14 18 14 16 47 BHIll!IIHiNIIIMIIINMIWMNMIWMMIMMMIINMIHMHNWHNNMIHMM!MMIIMIMIHMMHHINMII H NWIH .NHPINNHIINIUNINWIIIWINHIINIWINNIHIHMIHIIH!I!IHHIHIIIMNIIIIIINIHIHN IHWIMINWIIWHNIIINIlHiHWI!Ill!!HNIENIINHIHNIQIIIIHVIINWW Sigma Nu Founded at Delta Lambda Chapte Virginia Militar Established l907 Institute I8 nstituted fp A , 1 y I' 69 I I 9 I 2 III ilIImlIWlVIWKIIHIIIllliIIFliIIHiiVYWiIIHiIIVH5IWIWVIINiViliiillllflilliilliilillimlllliF5YWVIWVIWIIlilVINIIWHVVYIW5iYYNlIYIWIYHilfllililliiilliliffilwfillmillfihiiilUIMIIINVNWINIHUIUNWlllillllflilliNVWIIIWiVIINiVI4?5iWliNII1fiflliilllilffliillllilllllilllli?lVIIWIWINWUINWIHINHJPYHIUIIUillifiiliifiilliilliilllliwifilINNIHHII In ' 187 ' ISIN! P1 q A F V r .!1v4e2ff-Mate S '- Q -'H . ', ' ' 1 A A A - Q A 42, I 1 l i-nj N ' ' 9- J Y ,J -fs fi E-.il i' L m JJQJIHI Sigma u Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty fllnirles l recleriek Abbott! Slixinlon Allmi-rl' lilmlielc llnrolcl Estes Marr Donnlrl Miller Alxiiiaielc llairolfl AlIlI'I1'll Uannplmell lizilpli llzill Niellols llenry Vongrlon Aylsworili George lVtLHlllllgl0ll-flflllllll, Jr. Benton Briulley Hrwig CliI'I,on Nornmn Lovenlxerg Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One Jolin Williann flllillllllitll, Jr. Ilnrolcl Lee Clrinrlle Henry linrn, Gallup lienjznnin Williann Melienclzxll Henry George Clillwerii liolmerl' clllILl'l0S Melienny lliirolcl lCin:Lr Miignnson Milton Ilurolcl linslmy John linnrlolpli Stevens Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two William lirziyfon lrving lilzilce l'll'll.llli Browning Litillelielrl Lynn lielelier Fellows liielnn'cl Webster' liilllelielfl lflorirnzin Mason ll:Lt1l1:lw:1y Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty liveretl' Robert Alclen llzllsey Stnxirli Uonnei li Kenneth Poncl lilnke Cl:u'enee Rziylnonfl Day Gilbert Egeri, lirolcing Wzilter lfenner, Jr. Donzilml l'roet.or Brown Mills Briggs ClifTor1l Phillip C1lllll'0 Brown linylnoml Usirl liiunson ISS Pzinl Muneliesier flodlrey Nichols Nelson, Jr. .ldliner Arthur Wagner -Three Vernon Alden Libby Arthur Iiemsen Nelson George Henry Nir-hols Willimn Clmrles lionx Rielnn'4l Tliornflilce Z3 Fl 5 6 fl J Y Q0 z 9 I I ' Q. : flu, -111 t 2' PP- Y ' kg IE l Beta Launlxlzt Psi lietn 'l':Lu Deltst Iiatppu Deltn Pi Deltu Phi Iiuppn ICt:L Mu Xi . Cunnnu Alphu Delta Mu rx I het :L Iotn Sigma, Iietcl 'l'het at Iietu lietat Betn Zetu Bets I'It:t Beta Upsilon Czunnui Iotu Iflpsilon Iietat Nu Iietn, Iotzt 1712111111131 Pi Deltu Alphzt Delta Zetn Deltu Siginn Pi Beta Rho IIIIIIIIIIIL I'lpsilon Deltu Delta Caunnnt Deltzt Cumnnt 'l'l1et:l. Gzninnat Psi Deltzt Czunuut Delta Epsilon Iletn Sigmu Deltu Iietu Deltu Iizunlmdn Delta Nu ' Delta Chi Deltat Psi Caunmu Mu Gztnnna Nu Cununzx Itho ll Q ul Roll of Chapters I IRS'l' DIVISION University of Virginia . . . Washington :md Lee University . University ol' North Cnrolinat . North Carolina College of A. and M. Delauvure State University . . Ceorge Washington University . Muryliuul State College . . SICCOND DIVISION ' North Georgia Agricultural College . IVIereer University, . . . University ot' Georgie, . . I'lIIlOI'y College . . . Ceorgiu. Sehool ol' 'Peelluology . Stetson University . . . 'l'I'IlIiD DIVISION University ot' Alnlmmnii . Ilowztrtl College . . -. Vttnflerhilt University . . Alailxmnu Polyteehnie Institute I+'OUIt'l'II DIVISION De Pnuw University . . Purdue University . . University ol Incliunat . Itose Polyteehnie Institute University ol' Iientueky . I II+ l'II DIVISION lietlulny College . . Ohio State University . Mt. Union Seio College . . University of West Virgiui:L . Cuse Sehool of Applierl Seienee Western Reserve University . Carnegie Institute . . . SIX'l'II DIVISION Lehigh University . . University of Pennsylvztnitt . Iiaifuyette College . . Pennsylvuuiu Stnte College . SI'IVICN'I'I'I DIVISION Stevens Institute of 'l'eehnology Cornell University . . . Syrueuse University . . Columbia University . Colgztte University . I'IIGH'l'l'I DIVISION 'University of Vermont . D:u't1nouth College . Brown University . University ol' Maine Trinity College . . Bowdoin College . . NIN'l'II DIVISION University of Illinois . University ol' Miehigun . University of Chieugo . 189 1870 1882 1888 1895 1910 1915 1917 1881 1884 1884 1884 1896 1913 1874 1879 1880 1890 1890 1891 1892 1895 1902 1883 1891, 1892 19011 1907 1909 1910 1884 1894 1900 1909 1900 1901 1900 1908 1917 1898 1907 1912 1913 1917 1917 1902 1902 1904 Beta Mu Gamma Sigma Gamma Tau Delta Eta. Rho Beta Xi Gamma Xi ' Gamma Omieron Gamma U psilon Nu Deli a Epsilon Beta Kappa Upsilon Phi Beta Phi Gamma Eta Gamma Kappa Delta Rho Gamma Phi Delta Iota Delta Omieron Gamma Chi Gamma Zeta Delta Tau Beta Chi Beta Psi Delta Xi Epsilon Alpha W. B. ANTHONY . R. K. BENNET . E. H. EMERY . . C. ENTWHISTLE . C. G. FLANDERS . K. A. FLANDERS . F. B. GIBBS . . . E. W. HARRINGTON F. B. HAZELTINE H. G. HUBBARD . H. I. IIUEY . . . M. C. HYLAN . A. IC. KENYON . A. KIERNAN . B. A. JOHNSON . C. B. MMJKAY . . I-I. F. MCKANNA . W. MCLEOD. . F' Qlirxg v 4' J .7 . - D W.. P I Z ! le, I W S- ' . 4. 5 ll! IIE' 9 ff j' 'L -1 A x 4 .Il Gill? Q54 I 'l'EN'l'H DIVISION gn State University of Iowa 1893 Iowa State College . 1904 University of Minnesota . 1904 University of Nebraska . 1909 ELEVENTII DIVISION University of Missouri . 1886 William Jewell College . 1894 Missouri Sehool ol' Mines 1903 Washington University . 1903 University of Arkansas . . 1904 TWELl 'l'H DIVISION University of Kansas A . . 1884 University of Oklahoma . . . 1909 Kansas State Agrieullural College . 1918 'l'll1RTElCNTI-I DIVISION University of Texas . . 1880 Louisiana State University . 1887 Tulane University . . . 1888 I OUR'1'EI'1N'1'H DIVISION Colorado School ol' Mines . 1901 University of Colorado . . 1902 Colorado Agricultural College . 1915 FIFTEENTH DIVISION Universit of Montana . . 1905 State College of Washington . 1910 University of Idaho . . 1915 SIXTEEN'I'l'I -DIVISION University ol' Washington 1896 University of Oregon . . 1900 Oregon Agricultural College . 1917 XSEVENTEENTH DIVISION Leland Stanford Jr., University 1891 University of California . . 1892 University of Nevada . . 1914 University of Arizona . 1917 Resident Members - . Brown ex- '11 Prior. R. M. MITCHELL Northwestern '06 . Brown '09 C. I. MUNROE ..... Brown '18 . Brown '15 H. T. PEACE ..... Brown '07 . Brown '18 A. E. PEARSON . . Brown '17 . Brown '18 L. L. PERRY . . Brown '17 . . Brown '17 W. PICKELS . . . Brown '18 . Brown ex- '13 L. W. PRESTON . . . Brown '17 . . Brown '14 A. F. RANGER ..... Brown '14 . Lehigh ex- '19 T. H. ROBERTS .... Brown '13 . . Brown '11 W. H. ROBINSON Columbia ex- '13 . Vermont '05 E. C. SCHORTMANN . Trinity '19 . Brown '18 W. A. SHERMAN .... Brown '11 . Brown ex- '11 IC. K. SMITH . . . . Brown '14 . Brown '11 - W. M. VANEGMOND . . Alhion '08 . Brown '18 H. C. WI-IITE ..... Brown '12 . Brown '16 Da. W. T. WILSON N. Georgia Agri. Col. '88 . Minnesota '13 W. H. YOUNG ..... Brown '16 . 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ODIGN, '21 A O Tackles Guards R. Il. NlCIlUI.H, '20 Centers Quarter Backs Half Backs Full Back E. G. ARMSTRONG, '21 194 A. L. ISRISK J. M. WILLIAMS G. C. JOIINHTUNIG, B. L. S11UR'rL1cFF I . W. LA'1'1lRo1' W. llovmu A. S. Fox M. J. JICMAIL W. H. Snrluvlaufr J I ... 44 .. .Q , arsitp bquah Ilmsums Iimmlcs .'xl,liltHill'l' .Io11Ns'1'oN1c llovmm: SlNc'1,.-un limsx SllUlll'Ill'l' UIAJUGII 7 'vmlrz m' M II n nyc? A lmls'1'lmN4a MCSW ICIGNPLY J mmll, N uzuons LA'1'1mov Sl1Ulc'1'1,w1 l BILAUIQ Ulllllrlvfn HVILLIAAIS C1cuw'1'111cn Umm Fox GULIAN 195 i T 'Milli' l i l't3fiLL is jfunthall Qeasun uf 1919 ROWN'S first after-the-war football team may truly be said to have had a successful season. In face of the hardest schedule of any eastern college, with no exception, the big team put up a splendid exhibition of spirit which out- weighs any consideration of the four defeats which it suffered. The Dartmouth game looms up as a wonderful tribute to the Hghting spirit and pluck to turn defeat into victory. That game is destined to be long remembered by Brunonians thruout the country. ' The opening game of the season against Rhode Island State, although bringing victory with it, did not seem to indicate that the Eleven had great scoring ability. Ycti as the first game of the season it was by no means a failure. The following week found BoWdoin's light and plucky eleven lined-up against the Brunonians, Iemail, plugging the tackles again and again Hnally shoved the hall across for the only tally of the game. - Colgate on her own grounds at Hamilton then triumphed over Brown to a l-l-0 score. Colgate's eleven time and again went thru B1'ONV1lyS defense but only after a stubborn resistance on the part of the Brown forwards. The gameness and con- sistent fight which the hillmen put up was a feature of the game. Experience gained in this game was turned to good use against Harvard the following week. The clash against Harvard resulted in another glorious defeat. Overwhelmed by an irresistable attack in the first five minutes of play the Brunonians suddenly found that Harvard had scored a brilliant touchdown. The Brown team rallied and the much vaunted Harvard machine never again broke thru the stalwart defense which the Bear put up. In the last Quarter Harvard attempted two drop kicks, but neither succeeded. The cheering and singing of the student body at this game was commented upon as being the finest ever heard in the stadium. lXl.xN.u:lc1c Cnouuu 196 Qlvrg, A '- ' rg Pibfaniz C . S6191 L .-. .ll val 1 -- A-N 4 v Q I Z 7-li,q'lf'f'swrbf!'Za1 ' g g A ll! L!! Q I 4 0 W I jlllz Tl' 2 ' On October 25th came the fight with Norwich. In spite of the desperate tactics of the visiting team, the Bear had little difficulty in ploughing through for three touchdowns. The Syracuse game brought another defeat. In the face of overwhelming odds and on a slippery field, the Brown defense stood forth as the brightest feature of the game. Williams was the individual star of the game. Score I3-0. The Brunonians had high hopes of defeating Yale the following week but again Brown was the victim. During the first half Yale was carried off her feet but in the second period something happened and Yale crashed thru for two touch- downs. November l5th, the great Dartmouth machine, with championship claims went down to a defeat before the fierce Brown attack at Bravels Field, Boston. It was the most exciting game of the season and was 'featured by the unparalleled play of Captain Nichols. The clever Brown leader playing at guard, broke thru the Dartmouth line and caught the ball just as it left Grundman's toe on its prob- able sixty yard sail down the field. Without so much as even tucking the ball under his arm Captain Nichols ran 43 yards for a touchdown. Armstrong kicked the goal, and Brown had a score which Dartmouth could not match. In the New Hampshire game the following week Brown showed an anticlimax which resulted in the rolling up of only six points to the opponents zero. The final game of the season was played against Columbia on Thanksgiving Day. The Providence eleven was very confident of a sweeping victory, but the New Yorkers pulled a surprise and nearly came out the victors. In the last quarter the Brunonians rallied and scored a touchdown which tied the game. ERNEST TAYLOR CLOUGH, '20 - Mczllager. Scores: Season of l9l9 Date Brown Opjnoncnts September R. I. 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V - arsitp Squaw YIALL Hmm: S'l'EPllENS IQNIKHVI' Em-:SON Mmmgw' NELSON Wm-:Ks Com.'rmc l'1RIf'KSIlN I'mf'mmM Moom' !'npIu1Tn SAMSON LANVTUN DICNISIDN 203 ll F'l in as 71 I tietlititl. Baseball Season uf 1919 HE past season witnessed Brown with one of the best. nines in the history of the sport on the Hill, the local team closing the season with thirteen victories and three defeats in one of the hardest schedules ever completed. Vietories were secured over Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Dart- mouth, Syracuse, Columbia, and Rhode Island State, while defeats were suffered at the hands of Holy Cross and Rhode Island 'State College. The latter was on more or less of a fluke, so that the finish of the season found Brown generally rated in second place among the Eastern Colleges. Credit for the year's showing is in a large part due to the splendid box work of Ralph Knight '21, who by his wonderful pitching in the Yale, Harvard, Columbia, Dartmouth, and Cornell games proved his right to rank as one of the leading pitchers in ' ' intercollegiate circles. Capt. B. N. Coulter '20, J. H. Weeks '10, E. S. Porter 'l0, and T. W. Hall '10 all played a consistent and high grade of baseball, showing that they were of more than average ability. The season opened with a well earned victory over Trinity by an 8-0 score, followed by the disastrous defeat by Rhode Island State in an eleven inning game. The winning tally came when Moody, a substitute outfielder, dropped Reed's high fiv with the bases filled, and spoiled Knight's fine work in allowing the Down Staters IVIANAUIGR S'l'l'1l'Ill'1NS but three safe hits. A week later Amherst was shut out by Knight in a one sided 7-0 battle featured largely by the hitting of Joe Peckham and Josh Weeks. Eteson faced the Boston Braves four days after and was hit hard, the game resulting in an easy 14-2 win for the big league aggregation. Maranville and Herzog played good baseball for the National Leaguers, while Porter starred in the field for Brown. New Hampshire State, the next rival, was easily beaten by a S-3 score. Brisk and Eteson divided the honors in the box, with Capt. Coulter and Nelson backing them in a sensational manner in the field. Facing Holy Cross three days later, Knight was given poor support, and fell before the Worcester sluggers, who were backed by the airtight pitching of Gill, and the work in the field of Statz and Gagnon. Not in the least discouraged, Brown made a wonderful comeback and on May 3rd defeated Yale by a 2-l count. The game was a pitcher's battle between Knight 204 i X 0 Z1 use-gig -1 e 'g -,,.. me 3 b I F I !l b'Nvb 1, B ' 6 ' 6 A1 in use Q ' Z ' in' fir and Cox, Eli's crack southpaw. lt resulted in a victory for Knight, due to his better control in the pinches. Four days later, the R. I. State defeat was avenged, the Brunonian Sluggers knocking three State pitchers from the box. The return game against Yale resulted in an easy 5-'l victory for Brown. Knight was raised to the Hall of Fame, when he allowed the Blue a scant three hits. Capt. Coulter and Porter performed in a sensational manner and greatly aided in the taking of a double win for Brown. Ten days later, the return game was played with Columbia. It was stopped at the end of seven innings, with the result in favor of the Brown and White by a 3-2 score. On Memorial Day, Harvard was taken on in the first game of the series and was easily beaten 5-2. Knight was steady in the pinches and consistently out- pitched Felton, the Crimson Acc. Porter starred for Brown and Emmons for Harvard. Colby was faced on the following day and fell before the portside offerings of Brisk in a fi-2 contest, with Hall doing stellar work for the home team. Harvard was next encountered and defeated in the second game of the series, despite the fact that Knight grew unsteady in the closing innings. He was replaced by Eteson, who abruptly stopped the Crimson hitting. Knight came back in sensational style against Cornell, and was-the deciding factor in the 4-l defeat handed to the Ithaca nine. Ensworth hit in great shape for the visitors, while Eriekson's two-bagger, with the bases filled, clinched the victory for Brown. ' Syracuse was taken into camp on the following afternoon and, with Brisk performing in the box, was decisively defeated to the tune of l I-4. Weeks proved to be a second Babe Ruth in this contest, with two home runs to his credit. Playing the return game against Holy Cross a week later, the Bear was completely outcla.ssed and again fell before the great pitching of Gill. Knight worked in good shape, but his support in the field was unsteady and he weakened greatly in the pinches. In the closing and biggest game of the season, Dartmouth was defeated in a tight 4-3 battle. Knight was slightly erratic at the start, but steadied and cut short a ninth inning rally of the Green by airtight pitching. This contest placed Brown securely in the runner-up berth in eastern intercollegiate baseball and gives great promise for next season, when Capt. Coulter will once more lead the Brown team on the diamond. . EARL RANDOLPH STEPHENS, '20 4 Ma1zage1'. Scores for Season of l9I9 Brown Opp. Brown Opp. April 9 'Frinity S 0 May 30 Harvard ' 2 April R. I. State I 3 May 31 Colby 2 April Amherst 7 U june 3 Harvard 2 April Boston Braves 2 14 june li Cornell I April N. H. State 8 3 June 7 Syracuse -I- April Holy Cross 0 7 june I4 Holy Cross 0 14- May Yale 2 l June l8 Dartmouth 4 23 May R. I. State 7 0 - May Yale 5 1 Total 59 May Columbia 3 2 0 4. Glranh ' m +,. 5 - A 4g3.f'::,, llf' 5:51552 ,-.',,g'.Q-,g..,'- U A , 'lfjarsmtp Ulrack i 'El C! lu cm i.J.' 'JT' :LAS '93 -- fix . .A -fb. A-.j'.,-,Q --'-7-.1'.'-- 1:7 'gm' .'-. . 3-. 75 My ,-.1 RQ.,vl-iJ3.gl7flQlZ,f5.39.01.'.'.1.4zfifg'..f' .-,-1 -'f,.f gf I..'- .-.,-L.,'.- -- - 1-.!,-,'-ag,-.g ,L-,.-. .'. -5.-.. r :I ,- - 1-.,.g - ,y -rw - -22 4- '?2k'-.'-.1.. f- R- if.,-g'Q .i':-.u', gigs?-g:,'..'-:fa K-5.1,.'i,: .1-J.: - .,--1-:,',4'g, .- :, .L 51,-.. ... -. . -,.',.'-,vm ,.:,:'.y : : .'.-Gy, 1 74-:xg--2 ,7 -5.4 1. Q:,:i',-l'4A1'-'tn,5'n .a--4 ha- L1 T11 gi., . 1 ..L:-.,vf,'f'.f9 3 -. ii- I-:,. .'.,..',11. ,-25'-v':.'1.',1 '-'fnygfjul!'.'.-11-'ilu' rf 4- 1 '- - .- . -,Z gf ,l. .. , .. .f ...,,.,,. r, A will I ' vi. v . Jaw, :... 'llllllllllllllllllllIIIlllllIIIIIlllllllllllllIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIIlllllllllIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllk - Qlllll illlllllll lll lll Illl l l ll llllll lllll l l i ll l l ll l ll l l llll lll lll l H I I l l ll llll l Il lllllllll lli lll llll ll l I lll lll ll Ill I Il 'lll l lll llll ll n l ll llll ll llll ll ll ! I lll l ll lllllllllllfgf C E - A' A f 'b A - - if il v ' i I i A K 1 l 5 1 E 1.rw,I'-1 , .. in-- 1::llil'li ,Ii , Q 'Yj 1'- '- - ,Es M is Wllllllll IIlIl'llI'lIlIllIIllIIlIllllllllllllllllllllllllm - - mlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllilllllllllllillif THOMAS FRANCIS BLACK, R. ll. MULLANIC, '10 R. W. BICSSER, '20 L. W. BLACK, '20 R. M. IIUNTICR, '20 R. Il. NICHOLS, '20 C. E. CUDDEISACK, '21 L. C. l!1LY,'21 S. 1 ORS'l'ALL, '2l. D. P. BOYD, '22 , A. D. c:1u51f:N, '22 B. Moomf, Jn., 'zz A. S. WELLS, Ju., '22 RALPH HENRY MULLANIC, '19 ...., ,.,, I yllllflL'l'lL ' 19 .... .... ll lrmagw' 2 Sprints? Rl-lziy 220-Yzirrl Hurillosg Relay ,Pole Vault., lirozicl Jump llurdlcsg Iligl1.l11mp Shot, Discus, Ilzunmcr Sprints, Relay llailf-Milo Run lliill'-Milo Run, Quzmrlcr-M llailf-Mile Rung Mile Run Shot, Discus, l'llll'Lll0S Two-Mile Run High Jump ile Run, Rclziy arsitp Squash BLACK 1Lx11.1ax', Assl. Mgr. TIIOIHGN 1-IA11N, Couch, A GmclaN1a, R. ICLY IlUN'r1m BIGAGAN BuowN BLACK, Mrmrzgm B1-:same 1 o1c:s'rALI., S. N 1cHo1.s MULLANE, Caplain MURPHY .H.lNDMARl-SII Cuunxamcx WELLS Bow 1 o1:s'1'ALr,, C. Gmsxm, A. D. Mommy 209 Pago . My , X T4 ' Tr W , . f uf ' 4 ML sf' ROWN felt the effects of post-war conditions in athletics considerably sharper than most New England Universities. As a result, the llllll Track Season produced but one shattered record, and the Team which Brown put on the cin- ders did not meet with more than ordinary success. Brown's schedule included the 2nd Naval District Meet at Boston, the B. A. A. Games on the indoor track, during the Spring, dual meets with Amherst, Columbia, and Wesleyan, and the annual N. E. I. A. A. contest. Coach Archie Hahn, by his efficient training and steady leadership, developed a fast and well-balanced team which came through a season of trials with better results than had been expected. A few men journeyed to Boston early in Febru- ary and took part in the 2nd Naval District Meet. The same week Coach Hahn pitted his relay team against the speedy Tufts four, Ass1s'rAN'1' MANAemu Bfnmar and Brown lost by a close margin. Starting off in high spirits, the Bear opened his spring season by smothering Amherst to a ll0-10 score. Filled with confidence the team eagerly awaited the clash with Columbia, but because of unfavorable weather the meet was cancelled. After a long and tiresome trip to Middletown, Brown was unable to exhibit sufficient speed and lost a 73-53 meet at Wesleyan. On May 23rd at the annual N. E. I. A. A. Meet in Boston, Brown finished a close third, just behind Wesleyan. M. I. T. usurped first honors. Captain Mullane in the dash events proved himself one of the fastest men in intercollegiate circles. In the Amherst meet Captain Mullane, closely pressed by C. E. Cuddebaek '21, clipped 2-5 of a second from the long standing 220 Yard Dash record, covering the distance in 22 1-5 seconds. ' HERBERT MARSTON BAILEY, JR. '20 V Assistant M ana ger. 210 TX 7 ' ' 'v 1' 51 'T g,,r'l'75.q43,. AU' A Track ikiecurhs rw 1 i 1' 1.6 ig 'apyx S: , - ligifi-H575M12-1:f1.w.z: fwfr- f. .-. .'.--L: .- f 1 Q'-:l:5fl-4 a- .' 1 er f I M 4 . -9. 1- ,-, Q . .. , a.- -.,.. -. 1 .q.. .. ,-, . .,. . U -- Q. 1, .. ... .I ,---.l - . 'F BW xu 3 'i:'5' -541:51 .--ian?-1r-.'-'1-2:-fm.-v-lf'2nf.-'.-i'.'-'1'?l1f1.. 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'Farber '13 ONE-MILE RUN-4 min., 16 2-5 soc. N. S. Timber '13 Two-Mime RUN-9 min. 31 2-5 sec. I N. S. 'l'abc1' '13 120-YAun .EIURDLICS-'15 4-5 sec. J. W. Mayhew '09 220-Yum HUIRDLIGS-25 1-5 sec. J. W. Mayhew '09 1-Imu JUMP-5 flu. 10 7-S in. S. A. McCombcr '96 Buofm JUMP-22 ft. 7 1-2 in. J. W. Mayhew '09 SHOT PUT-45 ft. S in. A. IC. Bartlett. '14 l'lAMMEll Tlmow-132 fl.. 11 in. A. 141. BAR'l'LE'1 l' '14 Draws 'Fulcow-139 ll.. 11 in. A. ld. llurtleblz '14 Pom-1 VAuL'r-11 f t.. G. C. Ames '19 SW!!IiIllFIIIlllIIllllillllllllllllllllllIIHII-lilllllllll N. E. l. A. A. Records 100-YARD DASH-9 4-5 serv. A. B. Kelley, Holy Cross 220-YARD Dmsu-21 2-5 suv. A. B. Kelley, Holy Cross 4140-YARD RUN'-49 3-5 soc. J. D. Lester, Williams S80-YARD RUN-1 min., 55 3-5 soc. N. S. 'l':ml1ur, Brown 0N1f:-Mlm: RUN-4 min., 18 2-5 sec N. S. Tabor, Brown 'l'wo-Muna RUN'-9 min., 35 3-5 sec R. W. Atwater, Tufts 120-YARD Huunmcs-15 2-5 sou. A. B. Shaw, Dartmouth 220-YARD I-Iunnmss-24 2-5 sec. W. A. Savage, Bowdoin l-hun JUMP-6 ft. 7-16 in. P. W. Dnlrymplc, M. 1. 'l'. H. B. Enright, D2Ll'tlIl1Jlll,ll BROAD JUM1'-23 ft. 10 1-4 in. H. T. Worthington, D2ll'f1lll1Jll11l1 Snor Pm'-47 ft. 10 1-2 in. L. A. Whitney, D1lFfflD!Jlll.ll llAMMmn T1-mow-148 ft.. 8 1-2 in. H. E. Murclun, Dartlnouth Discus 'Pnuow-135 ft. 5.9 in. L. A. Whitney, lJ2l.l'hlIlOlll'fll Poms VAULT-12 ft. 6 1-4 in. J. S. Wright, Dartmouth We lllllllllllllllll llllllllllll lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Illlllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllll .fri ff' 1 .-Q-t U A A 'Z Aklbf Ui -fb ,L 'El KI- NJ Dx lu U gs :Q nc., -x 43,11 We 32 ti lllllllllllllllllIlllIIllllllIIllIlllllIllIllllIllIllIllIllIIIlllIlI'llllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllIllIlIlIIllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllIlllllllllllllllllllk 511 in.-an ml . 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'-?. 1' i'iF':l9'f :- Q. -1. r-.,, V. .. ...fa . u pi, NI I , , I: 4 - V - ' I1 21111llIllllllllllllllllllllllll llIlllllllllllllllllllllllm WHIiIIllIllllllIllIllllllIllIllllIIIllllllllllllllllllllfw -.in 33rd Annual Field Meeting of the N. E.. l. A. A. I-leld at Technology Field, Cambridge, May 24, 1919 The First Four Teams rw M. I. l. ........................... 37 W1csLEYAN ...................... 19 M BROWN ........,................. 10 NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE. . .' .... 17M Summary of Events 100-YARD DASH 1 W. Rollins, M. 1. T., 102-5 see. 2 R. H. Mullnne, Brown 3 I. J. Keeler, Wesleyan 4 J. T. Sullivan, Mess. Apgg. 220-YARD DASH 1 R. H. Mnllzine, Brown, 22 2-5 see. 2 W. Rollins, M. I. T. 3 T. l-I. Spitz, M. l. T. 4 P. E. Burbank, Wesleyztn 440-YARD RUN - 1 .l. W. Driscoll, Boston College, 51 1-5 sec 2 R. Blnir, Tufts 3 G. D. Melville, N. H. S. 4 J. B. Ormnn, M. I. T. 880-YARD RUN 1 H. C. Cntville, Wesleyan, 1 niin. 50 2-5 see 2 D. Mullen, Holy Cross 3 F. V. Stewart, Willianns 4 O. L. Bards, M. I. T. MILE RUN I 1 G. T. Nightengnle, N. ll. S., 41n1n. 28 see 2 A. Sullivan, Mass. Agg. 3 Cl. Goodwin, Bowdoin 4 G. J. Gale, Wesleyan TWO-MILE RUN 1 H. H. Brown, Williams, 9 inin. 51 2-5 sec 2 .l. W. Crofts, Williznns 3 C. E. Leeth, N. H. S. 4 W. K. Herrick, U. of Maine 120-YARD HIGH HURDLES 1 K. B. Low, Amherst, 17 sec. 2 P. E. Burbank, Wesleyan 3 C. W. Scranton, M. I. T. 4 P. W. Lundgrin, Worcester P. 1. 220-YARD LOW HURDLES 1 W. A. Savage, Bowdoin, 26 2-5 see 2 R. J. Keeler, Wesleyan 3 R. W. Besser, Brown 4 W. L. Pnrent, Bowdoin 16-LB. SHOT PUT 1 W. H. Allen, U. ol' Maine, 42 lt. ll in 2 R. H. Nichols, Brown 3 T. Dignon, Holy Cross 4 R. Henderson, Wesleyan HIGH JUMP 1 H. C. Allen, M. I. T., 5 ft. 8 1-2 in. 2 R. Fitz, Tufts 3 P. D. Ash, M. I. T. 4 A. R. Fren, M. I. T. 16-LB. HAMMER THROW 1 A. H. Sawyer, N. H. S., 120 ft. 4 1-2 in 2 F. L. Raymond, M. 1. T. 3 F. L. Howe, Middlebury 4 R. H. Nichols, Brown POLE VAULT 1 Nagel, M. I. T., 11 ft. 3 in. 2 Walton, M. I. T., tie 3 E. S. Spinx, Williznns P. Brown, Williams BROAD JUMP 1 W. J. Dempsey, Boston College, 21 ft. 2 F. A. Hibnrd, Middlebury ' 3 C. D. Dippell, M. I. T. 4 A. Andrews, N. H. S. DISCUS THROW 1 R. H. Nichols, Brown, 121 ft. 7 in. 2 R. H. Anderson, Wesleyan 3 A. Andrews, N. H. S. 4 E. Elms, Bowdoin 1 Earsitp beer iieahers JAMES ANTHONY 1'1lmom RAYMOND Bnmms Wx-:s1' Glcomu-1 UTTO l'ommsNlK 1JnN.-xl.n:SrrImI.1In-11.11 SIIANV 213 u J. W. In. C. C. W. A. L. AA. C. IG. 'l'. B. N. A. L. B. N. C. C. R.. W L. W. IJ. P. W. J. IWW ffff! ALBRICHT '21 ARMSTRONG '21 BRACIC '20 BRISK '20 BROOKS '21 CLOUCII '20 COUL'l'l'1R '20 BRISK '20 COUL'I'I'IR '20 AMES '20 BICSSICR. '20 BLACK '20 BOYD '22 CROVCH '20 '1 N NN - 121111X,. fl gal W ' rm . X1 A , 1! '-1' u k J, x X IX .1 I ' 'P' 1 V 1 M--1 QI ' 11'1',,1 fm 1.11 Wg! W' .ff ff 4.,' . , . wh U Li ' 1131. - f '7'IQ?m1'Ff1 11, ' '15 1'1x 2 5 ...1111gz11i1111.111'1- 11, 51111. ' 1' 1221, T1 '2.+,2,l . ' ,U , . M! ':::1f . 1 , :ff .mf 1 D 2 1 1 jfnothall cr. '12 c:11.o1v'1'111c11. '22 A. s. vox 12:1 M. c1111.1.1N '22 w. 11ov1Nc1 '211 M. .1. .11-:11f1.111. '20 11. cz. .1c111Ns'1'oN1c '22 11. w. 1..1'1'1111o1' '20 S. u. s111v1s11N '21 Baseball 11. c:. liN1GI1'l' '21 .1. 111. v1cc:1c11.1M '22 Track C. 1-1. c11nD11:1a.-1011 '21 1.. C. 11:1.1' '21 s. 1-'o11s'1'.11.1. '21 11. 11. c1111-111:11 '22 11. 11. 11f1oo111', .111 122 binimming C. II. LAWTON, Jn., '20 f1stp1:1cc11tN.IC. I. A, AJ 214 11 THIS W. M. MCSWICENEY '20 R. H. NICHOLS '20 O. C. H. ODICN '21 W. H. SI1UP1CR'l' '22 B. L. SI'IU1l'l'LICFI '22 J. SINCLAIR. '20 J. M. WILLIAMS '21 II. ROBERTSON '21 S. C. S.-KMSON '21 E. M. MURPIIY '20 R. II. NICHOLS '20 J. SINCLAIR '20 S. WELLS, Ju. '22 M. P. WHITE '20 magmrhall ew ' '- , A , I , : ' . ' - Basketball Zllleam LOUIS ARTHUR RAYNIOND l'IlCR.I. . . ..,. Olljlfllfll YVILLI.-UNI LNXVIS DEWAR'l', .Ili ..... ...... .... I lllllflflfl' Forwards L. A. R. PIICKI '20 H. li. NIALLUKY '22 J. YV. ALISIKIKIIVI' '21 H. L. l'I'l l'l'INGl'IR '22 lu. A. f,0Llu .23 Guards A. N. NIILLICR. '22 A. S. FOX '23 IC. R.. .IOSLYN '23 Center P. L. IIOLIN'IGR.lCN '23 216 fb X A B B Q, .-- if liifflae . .11 Basketball Season uf 1919-1920 ROWN'S second season of Varsity basketball, after a lapse of seven years, displayed. only a mediocre record. In the early part of the season prospects for a winning team looked very bright. At the Hrst call for candidates, a squad of fifty men reported to Coach Freeman. A speedy combination was whip- ped into shape, and on December l0t.h Brown won its first game of the season over the Boston School of Law by the score of 30-H. This victory was followed by a more impressive win over the veteran Rhode Island State team which succombed to a 33-2l score. Armstrong the clever guard was severely injured, and was lost to the team for the remainder of the season. Yale was played at New Haven immediately after the Christmas recess. Brown put up a stubborn game, but was forced to bow to the Elis by the score of 30-IS. Immediately following this game Brooks the star forward was declared ineligible, and hopes for a winning team were slowly vanishing. Brown lost to Worcester Polytechnic Institute at Worcester on january I0 by a score of 20-13. In the next home game against Trinity, the team put up a Une exhibition, and nosed out the Hartford collegians by the score of 22-l l. On january lti the New York University whose phenominal team won the amateur championship of the United States, and also the Eastern collegiate championship, utterly snowed the Bear under by a score of 51-15. On February 7th the team journeyed to Middletown. After leading the Wesleyan aggregation in the first half I0-l5, the Bruins fell before a sudden on- slaught, and were defeated 36-24. On February Hth New Hampshire State was met in the first of a two game series. It took the mountaineers an extra period to get a victory, the final score being 31-28. Brown lost a poorly played game to Tufts at Medford February lSth by a score of 23-17. In a return game with VVesleyan, a.nd what proved to be one of the best games of the season, the Middletown five nosed out Brown in the last Hve minutes of play by a 34-27 score. Bruno took revenge on Tufts a week later by winning easily 31-22. On March l0th Brown won from Rhode Island State 20-20. The home season was wound up in a one sided defeat at the hands of the crack Union College five. The season was brought to a close in a two day trip to Dartmouth and New Hamp- shire State College. The respective results were 33-l2 and 33-20 with Brown on the losing side in each game. Despite the misfortunes and handicaps, this year's team was an improvement over last year's Varsity. There were no stars. Captain Pieri, Mallory, Albright, Miller, and Fox were steady and dependable players. WILLIAM LEWIS DEWART, Jn. '20, Mazlager. 217 I. l ' r ' 14' ' 7 S' U1 1-5-'Riff 15 rg 71592 -4 -1 Z' Q Q , 1 P A V Y ' - A 5 -5 V ' 4 ' ill? 3112 4 L 1 Q .M F Scores Season of l9l9-i920 lflltl Hrozwz Opponents December IU Boston University School of Law 30 I4 December I9 Rhode Islanrl State 323 21 H120 january 7 Yale IS 89 january IU Worcester P. l. I3 22 january H Trinity 22 I 1 january Ili New York University I5 51 February T Wesleyan 27 34 February l-l- New Hampshire State 28 Jil February IS Tufts l T 221 February .2l Wesleyan 27 34 February 25 Tufts Ill 22 March I0 Rhode Islanrl State 213 20 March I3 Union College ' 15 49 March I I S Dartmouth 12 33 March I7 New Hampshire State 20 35 SBSH 440 218 btnimming C. W. .I. R. ll. G. G. ll. E. A, R. Swimming illieam CIIARLES ll. LAWTON '20 H. LAWTON '20 HOVING '20 M. NICHOLS '20 W. GRPIICNIC '21 li. STEARNS '21 DAWSON '22 C. .IOI-lNS'l'0Nl'1 '22 H. FAMILTON '23 J. GORMAN '23 E. Wl'll'l'1GllOUS1C '23 ALMY '23 U11 llfflfll- 220 Rclny, Dives, 50 yzmls 100 yurcls Plunge Dives, 220 yards Rclaxy, 100 yards Divos Relay, 220 ynrcls Relay, 50 ynrmls, 100 yzuwls Plunge . Relay, Divos 100 ynrrls Y . I vit-2-wt'-A 4 -1 effi- L QFQJ'-J' I iv- U X Q Q T !. E' FW-'g.' 54 5 r- 1 ' Q-3 ,57 .i it 'f- ' .lu fir Swimming ieasun nf 1920 l'2Sl'l'l'l'I the loss of Capt. Charlie La.wton and Ray Greene for the greater part of the season, Brown made a clean sweep for the year with seven victories and no defeats. Entering a team in the New lflngland Intercollegiate Meet, with the two l reslunen stars Familtou and Whitehouse ba1'red by eligibility rules, Brown took fifth place due to the fine work of Capt. Lawton in the dives and 50-yard event. In the former, he secured a clean cut victory, while in the latter he was forced to accept a third place. The season opened with an easy 41-12 victory over C. C. N. Y., the New Yorkers failing to win a single first place. Capt. Lawton won the dives and 50-yard swim. lfamilton the 100-yard event, Johnstone the 220-yard swim and Nichols the plunge. The relay team came through with an easy win, due mainly to the fine work of Capt. Lawton and Familton. At this time, Greene sustained a broken leg and Capt. Lawton was taken sick, so that a much weakened team faced M. I. T. However, Coach Huggins produced Dawson and White- house to substitute in the dives and it was their work in this event that finally brought t.he 29-24 victory to Brown. Next came tl1e meet with the Springfield Y. M. C. A. College, which resulted in a one-sided 40-7 victory for the Hill team. Familton was the Brown star in this meet, with victories in both dash events. Harvard brought down a strong team the following week, but was easily defeated by a 36-17 count. Nichols won the plunge, Johnstone the 220-yard swim, and Dawson the dives. Closely following this came the 38-15 victory over Wesleyan, in which .lohnstone and Nichols duplicated their successes in the Harvard meet and Whitehouse won the dives. Strengthened by the ret.urn of Capt. Lawton, Brown next defeated Boston University to the tune of 40-13. Capt. Lawton won the 50-yard dash, Familton the 100-yard swim, Nichols the plunge, and Dawson the dives: while the relay team composed of Capt. Lawton, Familton, Iloving, and Stearns made next to the fastest time of the year in this event. Syracuse closed the regular season for the Hill Mermen, but was helpless before the local swimmers, who took every first and all Init one second place, forcing the Orange and Blue to accept a 45-S defeat. Capt. Lawton was the individual star with victories in the 50-yard swim and the dives, as well as being on the winning relay team. l amilton, Whitehouse, and Almy were barred from competing in the New England Intel'- collegiates because of the one year rule. Capt. Lawton alone won seven points and by his indi- vidual eiforts placed the team in fifth place. The 1 reshman relay team composed of lfamilton, Patton, Almy, and Whitehouse drew a second place in this class, being defeated by Yale in the finals. The season was featured by the excellent work of Capt. Lawton and Fumilton, while Nichols was a sm'e bet in the plunge. Johnstone, Dawson, Whitehouse, and Hoving were also consistent point winners 5 while the relay team composed of Capt. Lawton, Familton, Johnstone, and Stearns was not defeated during the regular season. Scores Season of 1919-1920 Brown 41 C. C. N. Y. Brown 29 M. 1. T. Brown 40 Springfield Y. M. C Brown 36 llarvard Brown 38 VVesleyan Brown 40 Boston University Brown 45 Syracuse Brown 275 Opponents 221 W wrestling wrestling Cham S ll. SIIIQIWILMAN '20 ....,........................,...... fuplum 4 W. BUSWICLL '21 ...... ........... A lannqu R.. V. JONES '22 11,5-lb class W. S. HOLT '22 115-lb class G. IC. GALE, Ju, '22 115-lb class G. D. SMITH '22 125-lb class P. S. CRANDALI, '21 125-lb class H. A DODGE '2'l Q 135-lb class S. H. SIIICFELMAN '20 145-lb class R. lI.SP1'ILLMAN '23 158-lb class B. L. SI-IUR'l'LlCI4'l4' '22 175-lb class I . li. ARMSTRONG '22 llczmvywciglll 22 C - A 'Ili -2, 1 f . A- ' z !l ze e -5 ? - ln- U1 Q-V . 191 F- w X ' ig frm ii1llE6.u I wrestling Qeasuii nf 1920 HE wrestling team encountered one of the hardest schedules ever tackled by a Hill aggregation and, as a result, the season was far from being success- ful. Six meets were held, in which the Brown grapplers secured the decision in but two. M. I. T. was the Hrst to be encountered, and the team journeyed to Cambridge to accept a 17-8 defeat. Capt. Shefelman and Shurtlefi' were the stars for Brown, with falls to their credit. A week later Tufts came down and was easily defeated by a 20-7 score. Capt. Shefelman, Armstrong, Shurtleff, Smith, and Spellman secured falls for Brown. ' Springfield College was the next to be encountered and was finally defeated by a 1-1-13 count. Shefclman and Dodge were the stars for Brown in this meet. Journeying to Columbia the next week, the team was outclassed and lost all but the heavyweight bout. Armstrong threw his opponent with a half-Nelson and body hold. Towards the close of the season, Capt. Shefclman, Armstrong, Shurtleff, and Smith were slowed up with injuries and Brown fell before both Yale and Harvard. In the latter meet Shurtleff, despite his injury, and Dodge were the shining lights for the Hill team. The season was featured by the work of Capt. Shefelman, Slnirtleff, Armstrong, and Dodge, who won the majority of their bouts. As the Liber goes to press the team is about to compete in the New England Intercollegiatcs, where a good show- ing is expected. FLOYD WARREN BUSWELL '21 M anager. Scores: I 920 Brown Opponents january Sl M. I. T. 8 17 january 15 Tufts ' 20 7 February 7 Springfield College 1--1 13 February 1.2 Columbia 5 25 February 2-1 Yale 0 Z2-1 March 6 Harvard 7 18 54 10-fl 2225 QI i 7 A '- '- .l'S!3f-gf, 7692 4 1 -1 g NCRJI P' Q QM.: I Q - --2 f ' ' ', C Z V ri .V ,.gl454 A -a w 2 1' H Q. if f X L ,ll -ll wearers nf the Minor Qthletics Basketball B W. L. DEWART '20 A. E. lSfIILLER '22 H. B. MALLORY '22 L. A. R. PIERI '20 Swimming B Q R. W. Gnlcxmu, Jn. '20 C. H LANVTON, Jn. '20 W. HOVING '20 J. M NICHOLS, Ju. '21 G. C. j0HNs'1'oN1z '22 H. B S'1'1sAnNs '21 - Wrestling B W. S. Hom' '22 B. L SHun1'1.1':F1f '22 R. H. Nxcnons-'20 S. H SHEFELMAN '20 226 PUBL I0 FX A ri x X X i J 1 3, SL 97 S , 1 X X1 ' f I X F Q x-X5 23 'X 10' I 5,2. ' X ff N f J Q f X - ..- f' Y ' if f X i I I 'X 51,1 ... 2.41 g-rf 5 , 'L '--W H 4,-Q... .NN H 'LQJYGL Urns? '4 -5- 511 fs ' ,-. xv., Q qfeki, My S , immuu J IlllnmnIummumunuwnumulllIllllumnmumnnlllllIHIHIII1 llllljllllIHWI'NNIIlllllllllllllmmlIlllllllIllllllllllmllllllllmlll I. 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E41-itor-in-f'hief i If i JAMES QUAYLE DE.u.1-:Y '20 ...........,..... Munag-ing Edilm' 1 j EARL RANDOLPH STEPHENS '20 ............. Managing Editor I lj' 4 P ' . ' - '95 5 News Editors n F' J a w. w. HALL '21 K. D. JOHNSON '21 1 1 4 E. A. NIINARD '21 I Z fl i I M G f Associate Editors A W 4 ! . F . A Q L. P. ATKINS '20 R. G. Nov:-is '21 1 W i H.IgVICB.-111.1-:Y '20 ' g.l?E'r1-:asnx '21 I V3 , ' 1 J. . 'ovm.1. '20 . . INKHAM '21 l Pr- - 5 M. N. FUI.'l'oN '20 F. W. Bnwx '22 3 F iv i D. J. HALL '20 K. B. BRQWN '22 , AQ 1 1 S. W. I'-Iu.'roN '20 ' L. S. C1-uax '22 ' f' H ! 19. 11. .JACKSON '20 C. M. EDM '22 . ' ix ,gl 1 E. A. .h:NCKn:s '20 W. C. FoRs'r.u.I. '22 a 01 l R. R. I-,ALDRIDGE '21 IE C2nm:Nr: '22 ' 94 i I . F. Bunn '21 . '. 'REENIG '22 I hi Is. W. l3uswm.I. '21 11. Mndowsm' '22 5 I!- W4 i R. P. .loN1-is '21 IEIIRWHARD '22 I ef' 1 R. S. KIMHALI. '21 . . ICH '22 1 f F W. F. WILLIAMS '22 ' : Z 'S 'C f , u nr 11: : iausmessi Bepartment , K cg? i G. R.. ASHBEY '21 ................................. Manager i 6, -A i A. L. Squmns '21 ...................... lst Assisiant Manager ' i.' lg A H. T. YOUNG '21 ........................ Circulation. Manager ' 'Q ! M. H. CANNm.I. '22 ........ ........ A ssl. C'i1'CllIllf'1-OII Manager ' N ' I 5, 12 Q i il Q s ' gg Q, ,-,,. .,.,,.,..,-,-,.,..,-,-.-.-.- - - -.--- - -. - -.-.- - - -.---- 5 1 . . 425W V55 .5 P X vi ,igggg X: HWQQPQNQX'!Q7..!Q'i!Q7f597FQ 71v'g'9 2igg Nl ' ' ! rg ,QSQNW if 4 Q, F5971 If-K i l'iq, 1sf'rg', n1 v ' ' ' ' me Q L, 'H 'A Zmralh Zfiuarh Iflnm' Wl1.l,lfms linowx lilmvx I'1MMI'I'l l' Cinwx R,ll'lI II.u,L l,l1:'1'11:nsoN Norms Hmm M.-mow:-un' KIMIIALI, liuswl-:1,1, l mcs'r.u,l, B,-mlmlnmv: lI,u,l, .lmmsow NIINARID PINKIIAM Klum-:N Youm: .hwxsux f'ovl-:r,I, S'I'I'II'lH'ZNS Asum-:x' Sl'llUl'INl'2NVl'2lSS D1-:.fx1,m' I Ul,'l'UN .ll-:xvxlcs .xlllllllfjfllff lfll.wfl11'ss llvflfflll'-'l'll - .Urlmlying lL'rl1'Im' .Vlrlllrzgw I'lf1'ql' 'fill-fill' xplgtj iw 4 '51 'i 'A'FyywZ .. , . W., f x Q? 5 : X: -I A Y M a s - 3. fv I -A I I 4 - 1 I ' f. f ' f ' 'wb ff! , 1.414 M ' ff' I. 'I 1 'g:lf'?! '7', '1' 'H' 'P f ' I 'FW ISI H 'ef f 1 ,fig v MSI. 1 X fl . 1 ew' ,aa -1 . A 1z.' 5 ' ..r 2 ' f -1 94.111'111 A a f : Y' ' The Baath uf Elugglers jk-NL Q. v-3 1 X X 'yu 'gsm 4' k i X I 1 I'l-f Managing Juggler Ilvnry 'l'. Saunsrm, '10 ,Iugglers of the Brush and Pen A. Ii. IAll'l'IlI700, 'IS W. H. IIQII1, '22 li. 13. Orwipg, '20 J. W. Mzikmxziv, '22 11. O. I'0lI1'ilH1lIIi, '20 U. II. Pinlilmln, '22 C. .I. l iHI1, '21 . R.. II. Girvin, Jr., '23 W. Ii. I. Iilulw, '22 U. II. I'zuwk:mI, '23 W. U. fil'00Il0, Jr., '22 W. C. 1v0l'I1IlIlILI1f0ll, '23 Managing Business Juggler Ilonnlal H. Shaw, '20 Business Jugglers S. Ii. Davis, '21, Assl. lf. M. J. ' II. Ii. lluntoon, Jr., 1'IlfI'lf7'f'iN'ilI.flJllflylfl' I W J. Ii. II:u'vi0, '22, ff'?i7'l'lll1lI'IlIlL .I ugglw' 'IN C. L. Dlmluun, '21 I.. Ii. GMT, '23 1 II. 13. Yuaituon, '21 S. G. Smnpson, '21 ' J. IC. Dullois, '22 G. Il. Sc-Ima-iclvr, '23 ff, ...- 2--f, .f.1', , ' 2411. -.iq 'DN 11: 1 1 , n- Cf. I+. II:l.v0II, 23 233 - ' llF'i','a-as .,4w Q e ' ' z V ,A1y.gfiw44 me s1!!.'f M, as-.dl Em I X X- 5 . 'H I Z8rutnn Zlug Baath SUHNEIDER PODRASNIK GREEN!-I GIRYIN Xv0R'l'HING'I'0N DUNIIAM IIOIXI' PINKIIAM IJUISOIS ISLAKE I'.u KHARD FISH Dfxvls SHAW lIUN'moN Omvm U .f!.w.w'z'AIz111! If l1.w1'11r.wx A 1ll'c'l'I'is'irzg Bus. Mgr. Mgr. Mgr. 234 E W Q6 W S . A- g ll ' Y !- E3 5lS,1A5af.gE .. L qu V Qyu I U A 5 .K ' a ,, , W 'V ' ',,' 1? Qllammarian Qliluh BRUCE NOEL C3OUL'l'ER. ...................... .......,. .... I 7'lfN7:Il0IIl ABRAHAM' LINCOLN ISKIHK .... .... I glfC7'0l1l7'!l YVALTER HUVING ........... .........,..................... 7 Yl'l'IlNll'l'l'7' ERNEST TAYLOR CLOUGH CHARLES HAMILTON LAXVTUN, JR.. MARSHALL NAIRNIC I+'UL'I'0N l lilCD EMIL SCHOICNICWEISS RAY YVUODVILLIC GREENE EARL RANDOLPH S'l'l+Il lIl'INS 236 'V PIG H. 6. QSM ITH CBLDUNHXWI RG. NOYI26 UNIBR V Y if risky'-Z. 1 - 6 ' .Q Q'f6...al 'Z I sn -'i's'Q-if w e e-H .L' - il! Ill Q Z 'Lv K ' G ll -ll junior week Qllnmmittees OfFicers HAROLD STANTON SMITH ..., ........... ..... C' I NL'l:7'NZfHl ROBERT GALE NOYES ........ ,.,. I gCl7?'!'Ift7'jl CARLETON LEROY DU NIIAM ........ .. .... ..... Y '1icfmSu1'cr Ticket and Program Committee HOWARD BUCKNELL STEARNS I GEORGE REGINALD ASHBEY MARS PA UL BISHOP Music Committee ROBERT GALE NOYES DANIEL ROGERS PINKHAM ABRAM EVAN GVVYNNE Circus Committee MARS PAUL BISHOP DANIEL ROGERS PINKHAM HAROLD ALPIIEUS DODGE Decoration Committee CHARLES JOHN FISH LAWRENCE ROGERS F OOTE ABRAM EVAN GWYNNE 238 v U1 vi-wav!-e 31 2- J?- 4: ,swam 3 -qlw,Nb... 4 f A - - ' Z 'ld ' . ' it a ir ll! p!!l: 9 ' 'f 5' 'L Y K . 'U' L lll ll Program uf the C!Ehent5 uf Zuninr weak Thursday, May the Fourteenth Four O'elock in Rockefeller Hall: The Dansant Eight O'elock in the Providence Opera House: Sock and Buskin Play Friday, May the Fifteenth Three O'elock on Lincoln Field: Multi-Ringed Circus Ten O'elock in Sayles Hall: Twenty-First Annual Junior Promenade Saturday, May the Sixteenth Two-Tliirty O'elock at Andrews Field: Baseball: Brown vs. Columbia Five-Thirty O'elock on the Middle Campus: Interclass Sing Seven O'elock on the Middle Campus: Orchestra Concert Eight-Fifteen O'elock in the Brown Union Auditorium: Musical Clubs Concert Ten O'elock in the Brown Union Auditorium: Dancing 239 llqu I I O H W ,2 1 f- 1 A4522 f I K G H Hdoms Chairman RR 5Q1or1fgc.JC9.f j'8.G.l7oj63. Waco., If 'o.a3.cUaQCbQCk. + Forofoll. . Ny' .H.l'hnord. F' .Tfitcphenaon Lass 1 ' I f W SQDHOQQSQPHQ omni NWT? W H '5QQif f', X M Wf' 1 L- Wi W W . ' GQQZFWGRU f-fi f M if X jcgmdgip X' ff f m' '7 ia. ' ' S lm if SGCQIQQTFGG5. 9 7 ,Q ! 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Q- L H-I ' Ukiniun Eames Committee DONALD SUIlULl'l1 Il'1LD SHANV, ff'lIlI'l.1'III!III, XVILLIAIXI CI'1l'1S'1'l'1ll ISICARD FRANK DONALD BKIGHJUW THOMAS IVRANCIS VANCE, Ju. 244 WIYIUSIGHNQ GLUBS 2-,......1l N Musical Cllllulw, Season uf 19194920 .louN lmcillll. 'l'ASIi1'lR., Jll. 'zo ......................,.,. uf. sun. I.ALv1uaNc:lc u1c:l:1A1lD slvlrru :ze .... ...zllu sem. t 1 ff N FREDERICK ALLl'lN 'l'l'l0lVIPHON '20. . . ........., S1fel'r'!rn'y-7'l':'r1.slllw' EVl4llilll'l l' MUNYON ARNOLD '21 ...........,........,.........,....... 7'7 liIIfl4!l'Illlffl'1' 1110 past season of llllll Musical Clubs llilH been one ol' tlle nlost, il' not tlle 111031. successful, in tlle llistory of tllesc 0l'g2LlllZ2L11l0IlS. 'l'lle 0lll10l'tulLllll110IllH were ot' llipgll ggracle witll well balancecl prograllls ol' classical ttllll popul:Lr ulusic. 'l'lle Glee Club llas lltlltll ably clirectecl by Mr. .lollll li. Al't'llt!1' Zllltl uucler tlle leaflcrsllip ot' R. W. liesser '20, it l1ZLSlJ00l1 warlllly rcceivccl at eaell of its tllirty-tive concerts VVlllI'll llllttltl llp lullt! se:ls0n's schedule. Sabill's 'tS0upg ol' tulle 'l'inker, 1'rotlleroe's Hll:L:low lVl2l.l'I'll, ttlltl Nevin's Venetian Love Song have been tulle lllest successful of the llllllllJCl'H rentlerecl by tulle tllee Club. The lX41l.1ld0lgkCJll1lJ, under Phe le:Lcle1'sllip ell lzJl.INY. l ulton '20 lrellclercicl two exceptionally fine seleetiollsi H usieal Scenes l'01ll Spain, llllt o J l s Peter Gin i. 'l' 10 former portr:Lys :L vivid picture of Spanisll life, and was played witll great 0Ill'ulll1Sl2lSI1l by tulle H10ll'llJ0l'S of tulle MtLlltltJ- lill Club. W. L. Dewart, Jr., Myles Stllnrlisll, '21, J. 141. Sarles, '22, ancl li.. W. Greene, Jr., '20 nlacle up tulle qu:Ll'tette, 2Ll1t,l, received llll3cllHpl'aise ill lul10lli1'0llll0l'lll,I.f cal' tllc illllnlortal ballacl My Irene is tlle Village Queen. lj!L1'tllLll0 :L was frequent y given wit l lllllt! l success as ILII encore. 'l'lle Jazze 'l'roupc, :L IICW orpgalllization lll1tlt'l' tllc lc:Lclel'sllip ol' M. N. lt'llll'.0ll, '20, consisting: ol' two pianists and tllree Illillltlflllll players, 'set tlle feet :L tapping' Lvitll tulle latestu popular tunes played ill real S0lll3ll01'll syllcopatcd style. Myles Stanclisll, '21 showed unusual ability :Ls :L reader tllltl entertainer. llis lllost popular selections were Dl'lllIllTltJl1tl'S De Stove Pipe Hole anzl :L 00111147 illterpretatioll ol' :L certain college clean reading tulle morning prayers :Lt Chapel Service. Specialty nulnbers on tulle IJ1'0QQl'tl.IIl inc-luclecl :L fancy 111111011112 :Let by L. IC. Card, '21, and IL novelty 1l'l2L1lLl0llll act by R. I . Cltlllll '23, M. M. SllCl'1l'l2Ll1 '22 :luring the early part of tlle season clisplayecl exceptional technique :Ls :L violiuistu. W. L. Dewart '20 ancl ll. L. 'l'inker '21 playeml important and successful roles ill the Clllll :Ls tenor soloists. Besides tulle llltllly successful collcerts given ill tlle nearby towns, between tlle first ancl Stltitllltl semesters tlle colllbinerl clubs lllacle :L very successful trip fullI'll Connecticut. Manager 'l'lLSliCl' deserves :L great :leal of ereclit for 1L1'1'2LllL1lllg tllt! early concerts of tulle season and also tllis trip. As the Liber goes to print pl:Llls are rapidly I10ll.l'l11g completion for :L twelve :lay Western 'l'rip. 'l'lle itillery will inelucle Pawling, N. Y., Syracuse, Clevelancl, Kent, Ollie, Cllltflllllillll, l'llil:Lclelplli:L, C01lSll0ll0CliC1l, Pa., Glen Ridge, N. J., New York City, ltllll l'lartl'ol':l, Ct. 141. M. Arnolcl '21, 'l'rip l?flil.11Zlg't'1', tllltl lvlllllilfljtll' IC. R.. Hlllllll '20 :lescrve Illllffll praise lor tulltkll' ellorts to bring tllis trip :L lout. 2-I-0 GEIEG A Q 1 1311 dblee Giluh Leader RUSSELL YVILLLUNIS BESSIGR, '20 Accompanist ROBERT GALE NOYES, '21 Quartette WVILLIANI LEYVIS DNXVAR'l', JR., '20 JOHN EVVlCRl'I'l l' hXRI I S 2 NIYLICS S'l'ANlJlSH, '21 RAY WOUDVILLIC 1 RI I Nl 0 Soloists WILLIIUVI LEYVIS DICYVART, JR., '20 IIAROLD LAUREN llwlxl R '21 Reader . VV. L. W. B. M. S'l G. E. W. R. D. J. H. C. R. W. DEwAP.'1', Jn., '20 DOWNEY, '20 v1Nn1s11, '21 GALE, Ju., '22 BUI2:1zHA11S, '21 HAL1., '21 AYLESWORTII, '20 GRICENIC, Jn., '20 MY LES HTA N DISI I, '21 First Tenors H. L. 'l'lNKIfIR., '21 S. L. ROWLEY, '22 W. E. HOLMES, '23 Second Tenors J. 11. 0R.OUIxl'., 2.1 lf. I.. czlmss, 123 First Basses F. IC. BRACK, '22 .l. IC. SARLICS, '22 'l'. L. SWICICT, '22 Second Basses 11. A. 1g1NGs1.1cY. 11. M. c11Ar.1v11f:11s C. s. S'I'ACKl'Ol.I+I, '22 247 M. A. TINKIQR, '23 PWD L10 jllflanhnlin Qliluh MARSHALL NAIRNE 1 UL'l'ON, '20 .................. ROBERT GALE NOYES, '21 ......,.......,... M. N. FULTON, '20 F. A. TIIOMPSON, '20 F. A. THOMPSON, '20 W. li. ISIHCRIIAUS, '21 R. A. KINGSLICY, '20 R. C. LITCHFIELD, '23 G. 11. RHODES, '20 W. W. IIIBBARD, '22 Quintet R.. F. CAHILL, ,Qs First Mandolins R. I . CAIIILL, '23 Second Mandolins li. li. ORWIG, '20 Third Mandolins Violins Banjo Piano R. G. NOYICS, '21 Mando-cello A. L. CARON, '20 Mandola L. E. CARD, '21 Saxophone D. A. MAc1'I1I'IRSON 211-S . . . . . . . . Lcrulur . . . A 1'mn1.7u1.71isl 111. GWYNNE, '21 P. JICNKS, '21 E. GWYNNE, '21 P. JENKS, '21 R. SM1'l'I1, '20 THORNDIKIC, '23 W. MvCORM1CK, '22 13. HARVIIC, '22 51 vigirwkd -1 Q-. 5 . NCQJI P J 1 1-5 .1 7 Q llflwwviy-yw H e ' A A 7 -A -2 . I :i k ,L 1 ll! alll' Q 'N' L I Il -Il! . I Brown Tlkinihersnitp Grnbestra Season of 1919-1920 ROBERT REED BALDRIDGE '21 .................... ........... I Ji7'1'1'l01' WILLIAM WORTH HALL '21 ........., .... I iusincss J'Vln.11r1gm' CHARLES HACKER PINKHAM '22 ................... ......... ,.... I ' 'ublfiz-ily Mmmgcr LTHOUGH a College Orchestra existed in 1918-19, it never aspircd to the breadth of purpose and degree of musical proficiency attained by this organization. The Brown University is virtually a new institution on the campus, but it already has taken prominent part in college activities. The College Orchestra, during the past season, has strivcn to o1Ter a versatile and classical program, and has not featured college jazz. ln order better to balance the concert, and to provide diversion between heavy numbers, three specialty numbers have been introduced including a ledgermain artist, a reader, and a Jazz Team. The repertoire of the Orchestra contains such selections as Sullivan's Lost Chord, A Day In Venice, ' numerous marches, and several semi- classic selections. Perhaps the most attractive feature of the Orchestra's concerts were the violin duets, the quartet composed of a basson, two flutes and a piano. The pcrsonell of the Orchestra included such artists as R. B. West '20, barytoneg H. L. Tinker '21, tenorg R. G. Noyes '21, H. L. Fales '23, pianog M. M. Sherman '22 and M. P. Newsome '23, violin. Twenty concerts in all were oilered by the College Orchestra, though the greater part of these took place in the vicinity of Providence. A two day trip was made to Lynn and Salem, and a concert was also given in Mclieesport, Pa. The Orchestra is greatly encouraged by the success of last season and is looking forward to a broader and more extensive horizon in 1920-1921. 249 J :win Qs- ' O GHILSIRFI I 5 Brown Tlkiztiberfsitp cwrcbestra Season of 19 19-1920 ROB1+1R'1' RICICD BALDRIDIEIG, '21, lihvv-lnz' l 'l'l'Nf I'-1'0l'l'n.w DU'l'1CI'I .HGRALD HALL, '20 MIL'1'ON POWICLL NIGWSOMIC, '23 MAX MICNDALL SHIGRMAN, '22 SAINIUICL IH1BI'lR'l' '1'I1RKING'1'ON, '23 Swmul I 1fr1l'i1m LIGO ICDWARD BONOI 1 , '22 IGDWAR D SHAW S Srun phones CHARLES IIACTKICR I'1NIiIIAM, '22 CIICOIICIIC .IOHN ROMIICU, '23 lf'IVIrl1's HONVARD IVICHSICNDICN JOHNSON, '22 NORIVIAN DINIG, '23 . Piano CIIIARLICS ICIVI1CR.SON DAVIS, '21 ROBl'IR'I' CEALIC NOYICS, '21 lh'll7'7:flIlIl' mul lfwmlvv' RAYMOND BROOKS W1'lS'I' Tl Vl,Il7' HAROLD LAURICN 250 1 RIfIDICRlC ROBI'ZR'1'SON ROIIICR, '23 KILLINGS, '23 I ff'!I7'lHfI-9 LLOYD PIICRCIG Mc'ALLIS'l'ICII-, '22 BRADFORD l LI'I'l'UIII4lR OXNARD, '22 WALLAUIC HOWARD IHGNSHAW, '23 l1'llNNll1Pl1' MYRON URBAN LAMB, '23 Drunm WARRICN RIISSICLL CAIVIPBICLL, '22 lirmjn DANIEL ROOICRS PINKHAM, '21 TINKER, '21 5 K .lb .. vh '5i.. V-X I . - . . .,.x',M h'. Suck anh wuskin Qbfficers W, A. 'I'OWI.I'I, JR., '21 .............,.. ,....., . IGARI. It.ANlJ0l.I'II S'l'lGI'lI,lfINS, '20 ..,. . GIGUIIUIC Ii. AID.-IMS, '21 ........,,...... . WII,I.IAXI CIROSX MNUR I'II.Y, JR., '20 .......,.................. II. II. II:1IrIl'i4I1,g1 W. C. Ile-xml I7.II,Uurti1-us VV. II. K. Ilmv II. U. I ulIvr G. II. Aflaunsx gi. II, :X:4IlIwy I . II.. Iiulclrirlgr- W. II. I. Illukc- Il. I'. liuyal I.. I . BI'II1'I' I . W. Iir:u-k I'. III. Iirown I.. H. Uhivk N, II, Cnnnm-Il . G, C0l'0l'2llI K. I'. Illnkf' II. II. Comm W. Iliglnlun Executive Qlnmmittee I'rnI'rssur 'I'Imm:L:-1 Urnslmy, Jr. I+'. IG, SI'IIll4'IlIHVI'IHH A. N, M:u-I3nlu::nII :uul lln- Four Major 0IIiu-1-rs flilemhers 1920 IC. II. IIm-rrinu W, Cl. Iflly, Jr. II. A. Ilnpkinx A. S. Cnpnfi II. U:ll'1I II. A. Ilmlgv J. IC. Dullnis U, .I. I'IIll'IllIII'Ii II. IC. Guvitt BI. II. Cilovvr W, U. Grvr-nf-, Jr. W. S. IIoIt. II. II. Iluntorm II. G. 'I'. I.nllg1Inn II. Ii, M:u'DouguII W. I3oIIu-nrv I . II, Grnzdrn IC, D. .Iohnson U. II. II!ll'l'2l.IIl'l' . N. KIIIPIIOIIIIIIII . II. Wvst A Ii 1921 U, Il. Ilhlcly I.. U, I'IIy 1922 N. IC. Nlauwliny G. Maulmrsky .I. Il. Mifvhl-II .I. W. Sc-Iuwi' S. I.. Rowlvy .I. IC. Snrlm-1 W. K. S1-Iumlc II.. IG. Soclf-rlmf-Ii Ilikvl' 1923 'I'. III. .Ic-IT:-rs II. M. K1-4-lv 251 U. S. AII'CDl'IIIIl II. Nnlwrnss G. II. Iihmlvs II, N. NIIIIQIIIIIUI R. D. Htmulislu W. A. 'I'uwIc- A. II. Squirvs U. S. Stan-Icpulv 'I'. I,. Swv:-I. II. I . 'I'r1u-y A. I . 'l'ripp H. II. 'I'ua-In-r Ii. A. Appla-mn U. Il. Pinklmm II. fIl'I'SIl'IlIIIlII'I II. U. I.i1f'IxIi4-I4I II. 'I'. II1'nnin- .........l,l'1'.fl'1Il'IlI . . . . I u'1'-l'l'1'.vl':lrlll . . . . . . . .Se'4'l'1'hll'y . . . . . .Jlurmyf-1' II. IC. f':1r4I I I . IC. Sulmvm-W4-I:-xs D. S. Shzgw IC. II. SIFIIIHIIIIIII r . A. 'I'Imlnpsrnl .Im-nk:-x II I'. II. -I. NV1-If'Il II I I ul in .I.I. ..i II. A. Kc-nyrnl WV. KI. I3:mivIs .I. KI. I'II'K'IN'Il I+.. 15:114- II. I'. Ilaurris, Jr. w Iu. F. M1-CTUII4-r II II ii . II. Mnltvr . W. Bluxlmm . IJ. Smith I . II. Ilnpvl' I'. W. I'I. HI rmlvy C. Wurtlnimzlmx HND u 2 f SW: . 2,7 ' 1 ll M 51 - f , f 4 vlnx 1 an oi . L f ff I .1 1 21 9 4 Rruhuctinns uf 191 9:1 920 QHTHSS Clfihilbatiun my lklcbarh ifmrhing Davis Giant of Qlbaracters Alico Gardner, rlzlllglitc-r of James li. Garclnor, l'rc-sillunt. of tho L. l. dz W. Railroad Uncle Joseph Hatcli, alias Gentleman Joe . . Brick Moakin, alias, Reddy the Kid . . . Harry llaycs, alias Grand Stand Harry .................,... . Captain Lucas, Clnvf ol' Pollen .............. .... . .......,.... . . . l'olicmnun, lirualunon, and lflllgiiiuols giant 911 the iBrugram ' my Qblahpd Ruth Zlilrihgbam Qllast nf Qllbaructers Mrs. Marry Whitney ....... .............,...,.......,. Ophelia Johnson, hor maid ......,..,,.,.. Mrs. Jones, hor neighbor arross the hall. . . . Vinrcnt lficlcling, a dramatic' inslrnvlor. . . Erasmus Brown, a Dlllllllwl' .......... . Officer llogan ........ lJ'll7'tf0107'N ,,.... .... Business Mmmywr. . . . Single M Imager ........... Ass'! lfmriness 1l,!lIllIg!'l'. . . . I 'ublicily 2VI11.nugm' .... Ell'l'IFlll'I'IlIl ....... A STANTON L. Rmvmax' . . . . . .R. C. l1l'I'Ulll lICLll .... ...l0SIlll'll W. SCIIARF . . . . . .llARUI.lJ M. lilfzmlfz l3l'lN.lAMlN l'. llfxmns, Jn. . . .'l'n1cononlc L. SwEI':'r ......llm:n RIGNNIIC . . . l'lVI'JRl'l'l I' GALE . . . . , . . . . .l . G. l'lll.l'1Nf'lI . . . . . .'l'nlf:onom-I .Iwi-'rims . . . . . . . . . . .lX'lAns1-m1.1. N. CANNELL lildwarcl S. Porter and W. A. 'l'owlo . ................. Willialn G. Ely, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . .Nalflian lflrlson . , . . . .Granville B. Alllcck . , . . .Harrison li. lluntoon, Jr. ............l,2lllllX'IIl.llf'lll'!-lf0l' iluniur week Rrnbuctiun fur 1920 The Sock and Baskin plans to prosvnl. Nothing but thc 'lll'llf.llH, as its .lnnior Weak attraction. The amnucly will lm playorl in tln- Providonvu Opera llonsu. As thu liilmr goes to press tho cast has not ya-t boon sclc-4-ted. 252 '- FQ wi S2511 1 Q -,.-. Y ,Ql 7- K R Q ul - . I in--I 1 9 A Z Y ri 'is 4 A Q in 111- jf L' an? l 1 igrntnn B Tlkiniun Officers GlCUli.UlC NVASIIINUTON URINM, Jlt., '20 .... .....,.. I 'l'r'si1l4'nl R.Ol5l'IR,'l' GALE NOYES, '20 ....,,.......... , . . IVITC!!-l,l'l'S'li1It'Il'l GEORGE JULIUS lll+1lD'l', 'IH ........ . . . ,-... . .St'f?7'!'I1l7'!j UIIARLICS IIENRY KICNDRICK .,.................... .... 7 'I'l'llSll1'I!7' Board of Management i lil'1IJl'illIl'K xvlll'IA'I'UN 'l'u,1,1NunAs'r, '02, !'lurirrmm Jmm l'Al.M1-:lc I5,xns'1'oN, '02 AIJIIGIVI' ixNu:u'1' l,U'I l'l'Il!, '02 Ronwwr 1+'os'r14:lc CIIAMIIIGIKS, '00 House Committee Ifluwm iN'IlUllAI'JL iuUltl'llY, '20 CllltlS'l'IIG1'il.H'l'ON Cunmnmvx '21 1 1 1 y , CIlICS'1'lGR EIDICS h'1'AuK1'ol,l-2, 22 Membership Committee NYAl,'I'ldlt llovmms, '20 Ilowifznl, 'l'uum.-is Younis, '21 .Imm Emu I ruvc1c'1 1', '22 1 , Trophy Committee Q ' , Blum-1 Nom, CUlIL'l'l4Jlt, 20 Annum IUYAN Cnvx'NNlc, 21 .Ioswvu Iflnwfum l3i+:AuAN, '22 Library Committee GEUIIGE WAsnlN4:'1'uN Glclrum, Jn., '20 IIICNICY 'l'm'l'1'oN SAMSUN, '20 lQA1u,l': .RANIJULPII S'1'1cvl11cNs, '20 255 ...YTW , Jgrutnn' Qibristian Qssnriatinn . List of Officers MARSHAL N. FUL'l'ON, '20 .......................... ...... I 'resident ROBERT W. BALDRIDGE, '21 .,.. . . . Vice-President ROBERT G. NOYES, '21 .... A .... ........ 7 'rcasurcr LOUIS C. CHICK, '22 ..... .......... A qccrotary GEORGE J. HEIDT, '18 ........ ..... .... ..... G c ' nc1'cLlScc1'cla1'y Graduate Advisory Committee John H. Wells, '09, Cllairmrm Prof. William H. Kenerson, '90 Albert L. Scott, '00 Prof. Henry 'l'. Fowler, Secrelary John D. Rockorfcller, Jr., '97 Harold B. Taunier, '09 William A. Spicer, '05 George L. Miner, '97 Royal W. Leith, '12 Willard S. Riclmrclson, '04 Clinton C. White, '00 The Cabinet ' M. N. Fulton, '20, JlfIamlm1'ship mul Finance ' A. J. Dows, '20, Ilcymlulious P. W. Davis, '20, Church A,lf'il'iation G. H. Grimm, '20, Boys' Worlc E. T. Clough, '20, lM1u:nl'ionul Worlc E. R. Stephens, '20, New Students J. H. Covell, '20, Discussion Groups E. A. Mirmrd, '21, Publicily and Promotion 250 w K' if-'of' X X XXX iff! , 9'X,.v3i f XQX q, LSVDES QQ? ff F10 S i s - gels- i l W e M iff ' S Were you born in China? No, probably not, but if you had been, you might be one of the fellows who are studying in the Department of Social Science developed by Dan Kulp, '13 at Shanghai College. Or, again, you might be one of that larger number of those who want to study there and cannot be admitted for lack of equipment and teachers. Then you would see the reasons for a Brown in China . V i Kulp, of football fame, is the man who is most i responsible for the proposal to extend Brown in the Orient, and this is what he asks, Would it not be worthy of Brown and her achievements here at home to carry to China the spirit that actuated Hay and the ,, D technique that would help her in solving her social 5 problems ? , He points out that Yale, Princeton, Oberlin, Penn, and Columbia have entered China in this sort of ellort, and says further, There are many forces making for the solution of the problems of material civilization. No American college has set itself of making a scientific contribution toward social readjustment in the develop- ment of material civilization. This remains a unique field for Brown to plow in and to sow in. China will do the reaping. I would, therefore, says Kulp, definitely propose that steps be taken to establish in connection with Shanghai College, at the great port of Shanghai, a Brown School of Social Science. 4 , What do you say, Brononians? CSignedD D1cMo1N1as CoNvuN'1'1oN DI'Ilil5LlA'FldS 'mv r V livigirw'-Al .. Z: L. 'ul , - W. Q .. A - A 1 v QM: L!,!I' Q A A 1 5- ,LT f f ll QI! 6 Behating Uiniun Officers WAL'I'I4IIi VINCTIGNT IX'lOliIAR,'I'Y, '20 ............,,... ........,... I ,I'l'S'IlIUIlf TIIOMAS COICCORAN GUNNINCG, '21 ..........,....... .... I gC'l7I'1'I!ll'1j-T7'l'!l'SILT07' Executive Committee HAROLD WILLIAM LORD, '20, f',lIl7I7'IlIllII IIl'lRS'I'l'lNLAITICR., '22 ICR SW' . ' f R,Ol5l'lR'I' ,NI SI SI UART MACMILLAN, '21 IIAIIOLD WILLIAM LORD ...... ............,......,..,............ I 'mwily Manager Members I9ZO V I92I WAL'l'I'IlI, MORRILL IEUIISIC .IOI-IN .IOSIGPII ANDREW OSICPIQLY DONALD I'IASEL'l'INlG CUIQTIS THOMAS CORCORAN GUNNING HAROLD WILLIAM LORD IIUSSIGLII PIIILLIPS JONES WALTIQR VINCICNT MOR,IAR,'I'Y ERNEST STUART MACMILLAN ICARL RANDOLPH S'I'ICVI'1NS l922 I923 I I I4IR,I5IGR,'l' A LTON CHA l l I'IIC RALPII WARRIGN COPICLAND ROBIfIR'l' OIGRS'l'ICNLAUlSIi WILLIAM PAXTON . 05 CI-IARLICS ARTHUR BRAITSCH LEO EDWARD ALOYSIUS FONTAINI5 VICRNON ALDEN LIBISY WALTICR 1I'IM'l' WALDAU 5Bintb Qnnual Iintctclass Echate Held in the Brown Union February l8, 1920 Won by thq Freshmen Question: Xrlir-lv X ln- slrivkun frmn Ihr- rfmwlmallml. u SHlA'l'2lD2 'l'lmt Q Sophomore Team-Affirmative lc.. W. c1o1'1cl,.xN1J, rw1,,1fm, ll K ULlAl4'l4'ICl+l W. M. DANIICLH, ,vlllr'rnulr' Freshman Team-Negative W. I. WALDAU, ff'1l,If1l'I'll. I 1 A. l UN'I'.'XINlfl U. A. lili.'Xl'l'SUll, .'1ll4'v'll1lIz.r 2.39 I. Ihr- Loalpgllu of Nations. W. PAXTON V. A. LIISBY -V1 ZLQE. . 61211111 11111111 liOl5l'1li.'l'SON. '21 ...... ...,... ......,... ....... I ' v -vsiflrznl PRl'lH'l'ON CHICK Al5lS0'l l', '21 ..... . . . Virrff-I'1'1:s111l1:nI 1ll'1NR.Y 'l'1L1'l l'ON SAMSON. '20 ..... .........., ...... 1 9 am'1flu.1-y KI'1NNl'1'l'11 DICWIGY JOHNSON, '21 ................... ,... 7 'vwrmurar Honorary Members 1'1m1f14ssou CoUw1'N1cY LANMJON IJHOIFIBSSOIQ 'l'1uaoDo1ua Co1.I.I1m 1'1mr1csson W u.1.1AM LIENRY IQIGNNEHSON I'liOIf'EHSOR KENDALI. Kmwour SMITII 1'll0l l'JSS0li CuAu1.19s 1'Il'Z1iMAN 11UNK1Ns Mu. 1C1JoUA1m R. MASSEY Mn. A1.ls1m'1' 1C1JwAmm .RAND Members Cl. C. Amr-:s '20 I . HAY:-1 '23 10. M. MURPHY '20 IC. G. AliMS'1'l10NG '21 R.. HIGIIING '21 W. C. NA:-:oN '20 M. K. B1aNN1c'1 r '20 llovwoon '23 IC. P. N1c:HoI.s '20 A. C. Buoous '21 llowlcm., Jn. '20 R. E. I'A1.Mlm '21 M W. Hmm '20 I . R. PATY '21 .C. BROWN '21 M. ll. BuowN '20 R.. V. Bw1.1.Molu41 '23 D. W. Coc:ulcs1lALI. '21 II. I . COLEMAN '20 G. I. .DANA '23 W. B. DKJWNIAIY '20 C. L. Dmsfrom. '20 A. J. I ImY '22 D. 0. 14'U1.I,l':lc '21 II. G. cilLIl1CR'I 21 D. D. GILCIIRIST, Ju. '21 F. Gu1NN1cl.r. '21 R. IIALLIDAY '20 J. JACKSON '21 R. K1cN'l' '21 16. LARKIN '21 B. LARIIAHEE '20 W. LA'r1moP '20 . B. LISTER '20 S. MCCORMICK '20 W. B. McCouM1cK '23 . R.. MUGINN '20 A. MCGUIRIQ '20 M. MCSWIQIQNIQY '20 G. MIIAIIAII '20 V. Mooms '20 - 260 R. ll. J. K. W D. A. D. C. M R. R. P. A. PRICSTON '18 D. liICKE'I'SON '21 C. Sc:0'1 I' '20 P. SHELDON '23 . H. SHUPEIVI' '22 S1'1cNclm '20 J. TRACY '20 . TIIORNDIKE '23 . WAIiDWELL '22 . P. WHITE '20 15. W1cs'r '20 L. Wrnmm '20 K. WILSON '23 C H l 'V W n . a. .f wt ll f ffff.......-f - r 1 xl ' . ' ' ' :A -1. -p --.z..:,.. ...-ng. ... -w.:..,,a l-' .,.. . I I : N :Anil ww w , 0:1-is W-A 'J .::-4:5 5 5 22: G-31'i'?-:bi-'rS?1'I A ' . i 5323455l'i5Q:ieE35+cG45i2:i'?:?i232i.f455.'5?:Ef5f:y l A --fzfa.. 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EDSON I'lmw. lIAs'rINf:s l'nmv. .lowes Graduate Students J. li. 'BU'l 1'lCliWOR'l'II M. IIARRIS l'mnv. P. II. MlTf7lII'Il Mn. R.. A. ,l,lil'lS'l'llN Mu. G. J. llmm' A. G. Sl+zl.r.l':N Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty P. R. GAS1' R. W. GRl4ll'1NlG, Jn. J. W. IIAmuM.xN S. W. lllL'l'0N L. li. I-lowmn. L. S. KING Class of Ninet ll. W. Loma S. J. MANN W. V. Mom.m'rx' F. I. Novus R.A'l'lGAN F. E. Sanolmlcxv R. V. C.. B. LAltltAl!l'1lG IC. R.. S'I'l-IPIIIGNH een Hundred and Twenty-One 'l'. C. GUNNIN1: R. G. Novus R. C. MUKIGNNIGY W. A. 'I'0wl.m E. A. MINARIJ 261 IGISS 'l 54 512542125 Q Q 6 YC-5,91 9'- X Q .ul 1 1 I' 1 0 Q A z f . 1 f ef L' :me iw cu'-+ B 1115132 loyal QBrher uf 212552 AI TDR MORRIII BURQU W J ' J J L ' ...... I R.ED1f2RIC WILLIAIVI LATHRUP. LAWVRENCIC BENJAMIN HOWELL R. W. Bxcsslcn F. D. limm-mm A. L. BHISK S. A. Buunwx B. N. COULTIGR .l. Q. Dlckxmv, .I R. W. L. D1cwAn'1', Ju. M. N. FULTON G. W. GRIMM, Jn. H. G. Hoon W. Hovwr: Officers Thirsties R.. M. I'IUN'1'1-:lc N. J. JACKSON C. H. LAw'roN A. N. MuDoUu.u.1. J. A. NICK!!-llc:-2 H. E. Mmm D. G. MILLAR E. M. Muzwuv H. C. N01c'1'u IS. l5.0nw1u L. A. R.. PIIGRI 262 . . . . .Przfsifllnf . . .S'arv1'r:l111 U . . . . .T7'I'lINIl7lI Cl. 0. POIJRASNIK I . IG. Sf1l'IOI'lNl'IWl D. H. SHAW W. D. Sumr IC. R. S'rm'lfI1cNs IC. B. STRINGIIAM I . A. 'I'uoMvsoN , . . l . In VANCE S. G. WAnN1cu H. G. WlIII'l'I.l'1 S. P. Wxlllflmllz ISS .Hi H, l.'li Nl0 B he.. ww rf-K L lu, IIEQJQI 1 P. I-V U ' 0 K I r Z' Q Q 2Il.!,k 2!!If Q , ,, , ix . in . Bi kappa Officers HI'INI'IfI.fX GA DS IJIIIN S.-X IXI IIHI IN .....,.... ......... ........, I ' l'1'NI.1lt' IIALPII UIIAHIII IiNICIII'I'. .,........ ........ I uv'-I'nw14l1-nl fIIIII.IS'IIII'I I'II1S'I'ON fIIIDIlI'III.'XfIIx ...........,.......,.....,....... N4'4'l'4'l1ll'y-'l'r1'1lsllr11 Delegation of,Nineteen Hundred and Twenty III'IIII5I II'I' IXfIfXIIS'l'ON IIAIIIICY JR. WAL'l'I'Ili IIUVINCI AIIIIAIIAIVI LINCOLN ISRIHK IIAYIVIOND IVIAVICRIUII IIlIN'I'I4IR, .IOIIN CAIIIJIIIIL CIIAIX'Il'IAlN l5II,ADI OR,IJ VAN IWINSH.-XIIICAII. IXIOOII ISIIIICIC NOIGL COlIL'I'lCII, .IAMICS SINCLAIII, WILLIAM LIGWIS IJIOWAlI.'I', Jn. IGARL RANDOLPII H'l'l'Il'IIlCNS PAUL III+III,Ii,IO'l I' IIOWAIID WILSON 'l'lNIJ.-XLL 'IIIIUIVIAS IUIIANIIIS VANUIII, JH. Delegation of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One GICOIIGIC WIGLLS ISIIACIC lI,OlII'IR,'I' CQALIC NOYICS 'IIICIIARIJ IIICNRY COOLIIXIIC GI+IOII,lll1I WILLIAM I'O'I I'lCRN C7IIII,IS'I'II'l IGLSTON CIIIJDICISACIQ IIUGII R,OI3I41R,'I'SON S'l'UAR.'l' I+'OII,S'I'ALL SICNICCA OADSDICN S,-XIVISON IilCNNIC'l'lI DICWICY .IOIINSON I'R,l+IH'I'ON 'I'AI'Ll'IY S'l'I4Il'lII'INHON II,ALI'II CIIASIC KNIOIVI' IIOWARIJ ISIICIIQNICLII S'l'I+I.-XRNS 263 ' . . I ., K 'EK-r. .. 54:4 -5 A .Q Svtuhentbention of Probi- . .rv ' heme Engineering bocietp ' -I. .iff IIAIIRY N. BOUREAU IIOWARD Cl. BREWER WILLIAM T. IIRIGIITMAN, JR. HARRY 'I'. BROADIlI'IN'l' IVIICHAEL CAN'I'OR AR'I'IIUR S. CAI'U'I'I ALLAN B. COLIIY -IUIIN A. CSICl'I'lLY RIOIIARD Y. ALLEN I'IIlNI'2S'1' L. IiAIN'rON FRED BAURENI-'EIND, JR. ILOLAND D. BROWN ALRIIED .I. CURRY GIIIURGE IJAWSON, JR. ROISICRT S. BARKER ROIIICRT C. BI.EAKNI-:Y DKJNALID P. BROWN PIIILII' C. BROWN ARTHUR D. COLIIURN CLARENCE R. DAY D. 'IIHOMAS DE SIMONI-I IIOWARD L. FALICS III-IRIIER'I' S. lf'AMII.'I'ON l92I CIIARLES E. IDAVIS WAYNI'1 M. FAUNUE IIARRY A. FORMAN MAIIK A. GOLRICK FREDERICK W. HOI-'RMAN DONAIID W. HIIRD l RI':D L. 1'I'SCllNI'IlF I'IIJWARD R.. KIcN'I' l922 IIAROLL IC. IJIGADY IIERIIER'I' R. GRIMSIIANV DELPHIS I . GUII.I.I-:ME'I rI-I IIENRY ISE SAMUEL ISSIGRLIS CHARLES D. IxOI-:OIILINII 1923 IIOMRR R. 1 AULIcNER PAUL FIcIf:I.Y RALIIII L. GARDNER IPRANCIS V. GREENE RALPH D. GREENE 'IIIIOMAS R. HADIf'IELD EDWARD A. IJUMMICL J. PAUL .I AQIIE'I rI-: WILERED Id. KNICICIIANID 264 Officers FREDERICK I-I. PAULSON ClIrIiI'mrIn WILLIAM F. ROONEY V ice-Clraiwnan EDWARD W. SMITH Sw:I'nl1II'y Members 1920 CIIARLES I . AIIIIO'I I' ALEXANDER ADDICO IJARLEY I . CAREY IJARRY F. COLEMAN IRVINO S. CROMI-'PON S'I'ANI.EY M. DOIIIC XVALLACE B. K. DOVE LEO P. IIANIGAN HAROLD S. LI'I'CHFIl'ILll LEONARD K. MURPIIY FRIIZDERICK H. PAULSON WIIILIAM I . ILOONEY I'IRNES'l' SANTANGINI EDWARD W. SMI'I'II MAYNARD P. WIIITE WIGIIIB W. WIIIlll'IIt WAI.'I'ER F. VVOLIPIG RALPII C. IQNIGIVI' FRED A. LOUOEI-I VINcIEN'I' M. MI-:SERVE C. STANLEY MILLS MARK A. NICTKPIIQSIDN GORDON W. ROAF AIIRAIIAM I. SCIIULMAN HAROLD L. SIIICLIJUN ARTIIIIRRIIC.nLI'IirII'II-'IIcI.D IIENRY . U fl'1LVII'l WlI.I,IAM E. RYON, JR. J. EVERIC'I I' SARLIGS ARTIIUR D. SOMICS RODNEY J. UNDEHWOOD SI-ENOER 'I'. MANSICR EARL W. MIIIIIIKSAN S'I'EI'IIEN A. McCLELI.AN BURTON R.rMCCUMIilCIi RALPII M. STICANNS STUART F. TICRIIILL GEORGE F. VIJIIIBODICAU ARI-:L S. TINKIIAM .l. NORMAN TYLIIIIE r Z' Vitffwwid l .- J . w-191 E- if S L fa, .7L2 f 'J A 7 - li' wma ry e ' ' 4 A -f 'E . ' :ng auf Q ' gl' I I im ki. ' ,.r QE. . jf. OfHcers IIARRY 'l'Ull.Nl'lll, l1llOADl3l'lN'l' ............... ....., I 'rinw lI'I0l'I'7' WILLIAM TIIUMAS l5ll,IGl'l'l'MAN, JR. ....,,. ..... I 9r'1'0ml11ryUfril IIOWVAKD GICORGIG ISRIQWICR, ........... ..... ........ 1 I lrl'i1'11lo7' IIAROLD LINCOLN SIIICLDON ........,......... . . . . . . ....... Sl1l'l'Ii0lI' Value Members ll:u'ry Nichols II0lll'0Il.lI llowalrcl George lirowcl' Williaun IIIIIOIIIIIS lil'igl1l'.inn.l1, ll:n'ry 'l'n1'ncr liroxullmonl. Miclmol Cantor' Artlnn' Silvio Cupnti Alllllll lil'o1,1o1'pg Colby Wnyno Moody I'I1llllll'0 l4'l'ucl Lorin IISUIIIHEI' ldclwurd Rosc-oo Kc-ni, llailpll Clmso Knight, Honorary Members Prof. Ansel Brooks l'l'ol'. .hnnos A. llnll l'rol'. .lolln IG. llill 265 John Joseph Anthony Csopvly Jr, llaxrry Aloxnmlul' l orxn:Ln l 1'c4lm'irwk Weston IIOIIIIIIIZI-ll l rml Alton Longco Vincent. Millard lN'Ic-Sorvv Con SIVILIIIOY Mills lX'I:u'k Alvin Nickerson Gordon Wolcott lioul' llnrolml Line-oln Sheldon Aln'zil1:un lsriwl Sllllllllilll l'1'of. Arl.lnn' l'l. Watson l'l'oI'. Symlnvy AVIIIIIOIU lnstrnr-lor Alton Cl. lliok l'1'ol'. William ll. Konvrson IllSil'lll'IOI' lhlgvllo W. O'liri0n IllSlll'll1'il0l' l r0clc-1'i4-lc N. III0llllDlilllS Ln pvvisirlcul ..... Lf: nice-p1'1?sirlvn1. . Le sffc1'6lm'v'e. . . Ll' f7'fH07'7'l'I'. . . Las owmvlmcs GERGLF ' .RHITGHI8 ' Ill' Qlgf- le mls Jfranrais ...HAROLD AUGUSTUS PIIELPS '20 MAURICE MITCHELL PIKE '21 ...REGINALD STEVENS KIMBALL '21 . . ......... LOUIS LEO DES'l'Rl'IMPS '22 Le comite execu tif .lnsmrn AI.lf'I!l-ID IUAKANNA '22 l nANK USWAIID GREEN Les vice-presidents honoraires Pnnrlcssmrn UnAru.r:S I-In-:HMAN IIUNKIN:-m IVIQN:-ulclvn EDOUAIID lvlfxssm' l m':nmm' YVILLIAM L.-vrmuw DONALD G. Mn.r.An IIAlmLn AIIGUS'l'UR PIIELPS .IAMI-:S EDWARD l3m:sl.rN Ancmnm GIURA FRANK OMVALD Gum-iN Mll.'mN MARCUS HATES MARSHALL H01-1cwm,1. CANNELL LOUIS LEO ljESTRl'IMl'S ALVIN ALMY GAFl Nlf1Y 'l'. ISAWPQN Axmnm' Vr.AmMm I'JNc:Al.l'1'mlrf:lvF I'InwAnn N. LAlmAmf:l-: La classe de 1919 . La classe de I920 La classe cle l92l La classe de l922 La classe de l923 266 WA1.'rr-:R B. Llswrzu Jmm Ilfxxmn 'l'Asmcn, Jn. IJANIIGL IC. Wmwvcmn Rl-:c:lNAl,n S'l'I'1Vl+1N7-X KIMHALI. .loslcml Anvmm NIAKANNA MAummf: Ml'rmlm.l. Plxl-1 EDWARD .Iosm-H I'IAsK1cl.r. IGRNEWI' ICAZA CHARLIQS HACIKEII PINKHAM Anmmn L1Nrrm.N WllI'l I'l4IM0RlC V1-:RNQN A. Lmm' Awrnun R. NELSON l 0mucs'r F. PAlr:1-1 gnlfffL' f .E-l! R Klux I IIVIE I ' nn. grf!-nn!! I -IIIIII Qlblpnn . Officers DANIEL R.. PINKIIAM '21 , . . ............ ......... I 'rwmrlml EDWIN M. MURPHY '20 ........ ........ I 'M'-l'v'1'sz1 CHAIUJGH H. PINKIIAM '22 ..... ..,.. I ql'l'l'l'flH'!j-TIWILAIllII UI'II'fS'I'I'IIi. S. 5 I AUKPOIIIC '22. . . . . .1'u1':'1'xp0lul'ing Sl'1 l'lIlll I1 'I'. ll. BUSH M. M. BA'I'l'IS B. L. fIIlA'HIlIFl'I D. P. BnowN J. J. CUTLI-llc N. IJINIC w Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty l+'. IS. HHH!! Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-One N. W. ldnsmv, 2ND l'. 'I'. S'I'El'IlI'I?NS x Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two W. l'. Gluvlbs J. F. IYIURPIIY A. D. Urn-:MN 'l'. G. Rum ll. F. IVIICRRILL Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three Ii. W. I'IUmmS 'l'. R.. Jlclvrlms J. R. JonNsuN S. M. KLIVANSM 267 W. C. MUNIQOI 4 RIFLE CL II. G. I-IOOD '20 ...... IC. R. STEPHENS '20, S. A. MCCLELLAN '23 J. Q. DEALEY, Jn. '20. .. Prior. C. W. BROWN. G. R. A1v14'l.m-K '21 C. I-I. Am-mcnv '23 F. N Bmcnlc '23 II. N. Boummu '21 J. IC. Bmf:m.IN '21 F. D. BRIGIIAM '20 G. E. BROKINH '23 Plum. C. W. IilmwN P. M R. S. . BROWN '22 BnowN '22 L. D. BUMPUS '22 R. J. Bumau '22 R. C. Rulml-:LL '23 M. H. CANNELI. '22 P. D. CARLl'I'I'0N '20 L. IC. CHAPMAN '22 Pmw. R. F. CIIAMHICRS N. R. 'I'. G. Crmsn SP. Conc:olmN '22 W. II. CnAwForm '21 I. S. Clc0Mv'r0N '20 J. Q. DICAI.l'lY, Jn. '20 W. I. DIJI.I5lfIAllIC '23 J. R. Dmucn '21 ff. R. Enm' '21 Officers Members II. L. ICr.I.sw0n'rn '22 W. C. I olcS'rAI.I. '22 R. C. I+'m.I.lf:n, Jn. '20 P. A. Glvmflr. '21 S. Gommm SP. C. A. GREEN Sv. A. L. M. Gnoss '23 E. F. GnUN1cwAl.n '23 R. P. lhlucls, Jn. '22 G. F. IIAVMLI. '23 W. I-I. IIIIIIIAIIIJ '22 II G. Hoon '20 W. M. Howmm '22 D. R. I-IYLAN '20 FI. ICAZA '22 II. W. JONES Sv. M. JOHNSON Sr. A. S. LARRAISICIG '23 F. W. LATIIROI' '20 J. W. LOHNAS '23 B. MCAUSLAN '22 S. A. McC1.mm.AN '23 II. M. McKm.vm '22 W. K. IVIAm-'.ml.ANI-1, Jn. '23 W. II. NIILLER, Jn. '23 E. P. NIORSE '23 208 c'- Q75 7 -'vi s MQ i X ,, 1 .gl .THX ' ,HRH Bu. . . . . . .prcsiflnnl . . . Viva-I'1'esirIcn.l . . . . . . . .Sem'cla1'y . . . . . . . . . . .7'1'easu1'1f1' . . . .IL'.1r1'culi1'1f Qfliwlfr A. E. IVIULLIKICN '23 E. P. NICEIKJIJS '20 G. II. Nlmlom '23 N. II. NU'r'1'INu '22 L. A. R. Pmm '20 W. R. I'1ucN'I'rSs SP. R. 'l'. Rlrru '22 W. E. Roumas '22 F. R. Roman '23 D. C. Rumen '23 R. L. SIMMONS '23 R. D. STANIJISII '21 H. R. STIGARNS '21 R. M. STEARNS '23 IC. R. S'I'I'II'IIICNS '20 W. N. 'l'mmmm '22 A. S. TINKIIAM '23 D. V. 'l'lz0P1-01.1 '23 G. II. VANNo'1'1c '23 1. H. Wlclm, Jn. '22 '22 L. Wnrrcomn J. J. WI-imc, Jn. '21 W. F. W1I.r.IAMs '22 K. M. WoonlN '21 II. R. YIQNPUN '21 l W : - of -: - 'wa -:-'f 2' f:3f.f.1- ' I W 'IE ffgiffafz If' .15 1 ,A,,' 1 1' I ,', .. f . - 4',,: :-. -: To Officers EDWARD l5I+IR.'l'Il'l RYDICR., Jlc. .........,...... . S'l'UAli'l' l OIiS'l'ALL .............. .... ,..... ll.UIiICll'l' WILLIAM MOXHAM. . . J A MICS GIII'lS'l'ISR SGO'I l' .................,.......... GIQOHGH W. UIHMM, JH. 'I'ICl'lN'l'ON lI1G1l SGIIOOI. R.. G. Muliunlmy, '21 J. W. MILf'liIE11ZlI!, '22 ll. L. I'ittoIIgor. '22 W. K. SCl12l.11li, '22 IQ. F. Gruiiewzilcl, '23 RU'I'HIcIIIronIJ IIIGII SGIIOOL L. W. lilurrk, '20 .l. II. I'I:Irviu, '22 R.. W. Moxhzun, '21 ll. Ci1'I111Sl12LW, '22 I'I'1D1J1l'l I NS'l'I'I'U'I'lC li. V. Moore, '20 ll. W. 'I'iIIcl:Ill, '20 W. L. Dcwzmrt, Jr., '20 A. J. Frey, '20 P. M. ClHIIIn0I's, '22 W. Digliton, '23 W. F. John:-Ion, '23 IIA'I'I'lN I'IlGl1 SGIIOOI. R.. M. Amlcloms, '23 Ii. II.. IVICQIIIIIIIDCF, '23 R. N. Curr, '23 J. li. IJ0111111l.11, '23 BAIIIIINGIQII IIIGII SGIIOOI. J. W. R.ikor, '22 M. S. Newsome, '23 ASIIUHY PARK HIGH SGIIOOL W. W. Wilcox, '21 J. F. S. C:II'l'.cI', '23 G. Vzm Note, '23 SOU'I'H Sim: I'IlGlI SGIIOOL G. A. Gipfel, '21 RAHWAY HIGH SGHOOI. E. R. Aldon, '23 Executive Committee LIIROY W. BI.AGK Wiasrwooim IIIGII SGIIOOI. D. G. Millar, '20 A. IC. Wliitoliousri, '23 1'If:NNINr:'rON SCHOOL H. sI.if.c.., '21 S. R.. Ryno, '22 A. S. Iinrramlmo, '23 CI':N'rImI. IIIGII SGIIOOI. A. E. Axlv, '20 BLAIR AGAIJHMY IC. G. Al'1l1Sl.1'01ljL, '21 A. C. Brooks, '21 S. L. Ruwloy, '22 P. IS. St.zuIlcy, '23 lx'ION'I'CLAIIC HIGII SCHOOL S. Forstnll, '21 W. C. Forstaxll, '22 P. N. Cox, '23 G. F. Hzwcll, '23 LAKIQWOOII HIGH SGIIOOI. G. H. Aclzmis, '21 R.. N. Coolidge, '21 L. C. I'llScIIIlOI'f, '23 l'lNG1.IcwOOn IIIGH SGIIOOL P. 'I'. Brmly, Jr., '21 P. S. HOIIYIQQFCII, '23 W. Wzmldzm, '23 Rim IIANK IIIGH SCHOOL A. B. Colby, '21 A. G. Rlisscll, '22 G. V. Loclcly, '23 Ih'IO0R1CS'l'0WN IIIGH SOIIOOI. N. B. Sowell, '21 GLEN RIIJGIII H1G1'l SGI-IOOI. G. L. Smith, Jr., '22 D. K. Bartlett, J1'., '23 269 . . . . . .l'1'csirlwIl . . . lfmf-l'rcsi1lcnl . . . . .Srfcrcmry . . . .T1'c1murcr W. GI..ucK l oIIs'I'AI.I. NIIIWAIIK AGADIQIHI' W. IC. Roux, '23 II. S. cJOlll1Cl.If, '23 l'lAs'r OIUINGII I'IlGII SUIIOOL G. W. Grimm, Jr., '20 IIOIIOKIQN HIGII SGI-IOOI. ' P. B. Bnockcr, Jr., '22 J. P. Applegate, '23 lhI0liItlS'I'0WN HIGH SOHOOI. E. Howell, .Ir., '20 J. C. Recd, ' 23 IJICKINSON IIIGII SCHOOL J. A. Wilson, '23 IIIVINGTON HIGH SGIIOOI. J. R. Dorcr, '21 ILAIIWAY HIGH SGIIooL .I. W. Albright., '21 MOIIHIS AGAIJHMY L. I3, Huwoll, '20 ld. S. King, '20 J. C. Scott, '21 IC. F. COIIIIIEHI, '22 W. IC. Rogers, '22 IIAGKIIINSACK .HIGH SCHOOL IC. li. Herring, '21 A. I-I. Ellis, '23 S. 'l'. Mauser, '23 IC. P. Morse, '23 I'I.AINI1'IIcI.Im HIGH SGIIOOI. C. L. IJ1ll1I11L111, '21 IC. B. Ryder, '21 SUMMIT HIGH SCHOOL D. D. Gilchrist, Jr., '21 KIQYIIOIIT HIGH SCHOOL E. L. Bniiitcn, '22 Y Z' V4QbN 5.f 5 -1 J 'f .Il i ., Q S n - QI!! alll Q ' Nu L' ' Ill sw I I iBatnIing Svcbnnl Qlluh IFRANCIS ELMIGR BOOTII 'L ....... PAUL 'IWIIGOIJORIG BRADY, JII. '2I Officers . . . . . .I'1'1:x'irl4.'1Ll P1 . . . I 'lL'l4-lJ7'!4Si1lCIIl WILLIAM IIICNILY CIli.M'Vl 0RD '21 .. CHAPIN SLATIQR NEWHARD '22 ....... ..., l ImNIvIs IGIAIIIIII Boo'I'II '21 PAUI. 'l'III':oImIII4: BIIAIIY, JII. '21 SIIJNI-:Y S'I'UAII'I' CIIINI-I '21 WIIILIAM HIINIIY GIIAWI-'olm '21 IIAIIQLIJ ILICIIARD NSI-I-:Y '21 CIIAIIIN SLATIIII NIQWIIAIIII '22 1iOlil4lR,'l' PAIIKIIII ADAMS '23 CIIAIII.Ias HIQIIIIIIIIT AI'I'I.IcIIY '23 Members 270 . . . .7'7'!711NIl7'l!7' . . . . .SccI'1'l1n'y AIIIIIIIIII BI-:vIs, Jn. '23 VI,AIJIMIII N. lQNc:AI,I'1'uIIIcIfIf '23 .MIIIIIN RoIII':II'rs GOOIJALL '23 FIIANK LI+:s'I'IaIc Gauss '23 AI,ImN FAImIcI,I,Y HAYS '23 LMVIUINIIIQ LANPHIQII '23 DQNALII CLAIIKII RUIIIII. '23 WIIILIAM IQIINNIITH SIIIIIIIIAN '23 Nil-Y 'I - D nm 'l'7 Zh. K 2 CWOCIET Officers LEON GOLDBERG '21.,. . ..........,., ........ I ,r1:s'i1Ir:nl GICORUIG S. BICKWYI' '21 .... .......... . . . l'Iitil!-1J7'lfS'Iilll9Il,I AR.'l'l'lUR. S. l I+IINl'1R '2l . ,... Sam'vln.ry JONAH SALLWI' '21 .,..,. .... .... .... 7 ' 1 'cllsluw' Executive Board I'h'MAN MAY1snsoN '22 L1aoN BoNo1w '22 NIILEIIAEL CAN'1'o1c '21 Members Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Onc U. L. Ummw llmmv l onMAN ld. M. KULMAN M. L. Comm PAUL Glvwal. ll. Il. MARKS Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Two Dzxvm .l+'w1,muAN A. H. Holcwvrz L1':oN IIOSICN S. S. GlcossMAN SAMUEL lSSl'IIlLlS Wu.1,1AM SHAMAN I'l1cN1w lN4AvmvsKY Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty-Three NonMAN Umm 1. ORLIANSKY CnAm,1as NUFOIHCNKU J. S. I51svf:Nnum: I. RAmNow1'rz N. NVINUGRAD SAMUMI, KIAVANHKY S. Sicnumuw 271 P. FmNuoI.n 1 L. mvgfs-ffm-ff,QQivsvmszwvmffgvmjmfmvgswwfqw-Qnyffmgwfmgfw' KYJRVJPSNQAQV i , - l Q-ZX! fc' ., THE RHODE ISLAND :7k.:i V L lll.Pl'lll Ul' L dw H Qin .1 -,, ' I N. ' ek. ,, 'i i 'FC ' EI: l'ltOl l'lSSOli, WA L'l'l'Ili lll'IR,BlfIlt'I' AMBKOSIC CXJCIIRANIC ISRHNSON, lLl'l l'.lJ ., . . RICE, A.M. ..................,.. . l'R,O1 l'ISS0li JAMES QUAYLIG Dl'lALl'lY, PHD ...,..,... WILLIAM WASLIISUILN MOSS, A.M. ..........,...,. . I'R0l l'ISSOR. WILl li1'lD HAROLD MUNRO, L.lI.D.. . . .. . . . ....... l'1'1'sirlf'1ll . . . . l'1r1f-l'1'0s'l'1l1'1lI . . . . , . . H1'r'rulm'y 7'1'ms:1r1'1' . . . . .... Ilislorinzi Class of Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen Committee on Alumni and Honorary Membership ALIll'2lt'l' ISIQNJAMIN AVl'fS'l', A.M. I'mnf'. R,0IllClt'l' l us'1'ian CIIAMIHCIIH, l'u.D. AIAIGXANDIGII. MAN1,1Us liUlHFESS, M.D. l'lum, ,JAMES CQUAYLE IJEAWYI PILD, Committee on Arrangements CLIVIVUIIIJ lllmm' fiItll l IN, M.D. NA'rnAN1m. llow1,ANn fill'l UlllJ, M.D. Committee on New Chapters 1'1w1 . .Lxmias QUAYLM lJr:A1.1cY l'lcolv. NA'ri1ANllc1. l'lltldNIlll DAVIS, LL.D. Ciicomsic IAICLANIJ lVllNl'Ilt, A.l5. Committee on Nomination of Officers FILANK 'l'm1w1'u1,m'1' lGAs'ruN, AJS. l nANK llAu. BimwN, A.l3. Cimiuncs Aisiim' llIlILLll'S, A.B. Auditor CLAIIDIG RAYMOND l51cANc:n, A.l5. Willimn Henry liczittiiu 'llll0ll'l1lS l'iI'lLll1!iS lilzurk, Jr. Iicnjzunin Williams Brown Roger 'l'illingluxs1, Clamp Jzuncs Szivillo l'l2lSl1ll2LlIl Frzuik Ecllnuncl Eck William llcnry EtlW1Ll'llS, 2cl Ruclolpli John Cluulncuy FlSll0I' Clmrlos llonry Pcckllaun Fred li:L1'l,lu1nt, Perkins Eclw:u'd Sefton l,0l'lU0l' William John Ross Anthony liusso Afiflllll' Gmlfrcy Sollun Ilowzirrl l 1':Lnklin Slmwiwoss Louis Smith ' Class of Nineteen Hundred and Twenty Leroy W:mll,cm Blzufk Jmncs Quziylc Deztlcy, Jr. John Wztltcr Hau'rinmn llurlcy Friuilc Carey Walter Riclnimond Gzwdncr Robert llrucc Lindsay 272 Y 'l SAW'-.4 g 1 . - Z .7 S1191 P' L 1 ' -'m ' ' ' 'V 1 A V ' -N . 1' 4 I s o - IU- il! A I L 'f 1 - x f mf ill? g L I Qalq I illibe iliirutnn Cltbapter of the Svucictp nt the Sigma Xi I'ROI ESSOR STEPIIEN SHELDEN COLVIN, P11.D. .... ........... I 'rzmfflrcrzl JAMES FRANKLIN COLLINS, Pu.I5. ................. ......... I fine-l'1'usi1Im:i PROFICSSOR .IAMES ALEXANDER HALL ........... ........ I fl'C07'fli1l,g Sncrarlflry I'ROI ESSOR HENRY PARKER MANNING, PILID. ..... .... U 01'I'lfSIJOItll1:llfffS007'l?1llT!f PROFESSOR RAYMOND CLARE ARCHIBALD, 1'1I.D.. . . ......,......... Aurlvflov' PROFESSOR CLINTON HARVEY CURRIER, A.M.. . . .... Trcasu1'm' Board of Electors 1'RO1v. Owls I'2vl1:Rl4'r'1' RANDALL, I'u,D. PROD IJIEOF. AL1ucR'1' DIG1 fJlllCS'1' I7AI,MI'IIl, I'1l.D. PROR. PROF. A R'I'IlUIt EUOIQND WATSON, Pu.D. PROF. PROF. CHARLIQS WILSON BROWN, A.M. PROF. PROD. 1'IIDRllElt'I' EUGENE WALTER, Pn.D. PROF. PROF . RVOWLANIJ GIGOIMIE IJWIHIIT RIcruARDsON, 1'H.D. JOIIN EDWARD Him., SOB. IIARLAN HARVEY YORK, Pn.D. JAMES A1,1':xAND1cR IIADL, SOB. SAMUEL 'I'OMI,1NsON ARNOLD, I'u.D. Entertainment Committee . TURODORIQ IIENRY BRONVN, PH.D. PROD. SAMUEL TOMLINSON ARNOLD, PH.D. PROF. SYDNEY W1LMO'1', A.M. Class of Nineteen Hundred and Nineteen ICUGENIG Wu.l,1AM OIBIIIISN FRANK EDMUND EOK RUDOLPH JOHN CIIAUNCY FISIIEII. ALTON CuARL1cs CHICK FRANCIS LLOYD SIMONS 2 73 . Gffiners anh Qlinmmittees for 1919-1920 PAUL CIIURCIIILL DEWOLF '05. .. ........ I'1'csi1lent FRED TARBELL FIELD '00 ...... .... V 'ice-l'residcnL CLARKSON ABEL COLLINS, Jn.. . . ....... Secretary EDWARD TUDOR GROSS '01 ..................... .... 7 'rcusurcr Advisory Board EDWARD OTIS STANLEY '76' ARCHIBALD CLAFLIN MATTESON '93 GEORGE FREEMONT BEAN '71 HAROLD CRINS FIELD '94 IRA BARROWS '83 ALFRED BERTRAM MEACHAM '96 JOHN PALMER BARSTOW '02 Alumni Associations BOSTLJN'-l'7'G8'lilll2ItI, Hcrmon C. Bmnpus, 'SL Sccrclury, George B. Bullock, '05, 70 Iiilby Street, Boston, Mass. NEWPOR'l'-I'rcsidenL, Allan R. Wheeler, '01, Secretary and Treasurer, Alfred G. Langley, '70, 1 School Street, Newport, R. I. WO!DNSCDCKE'l'-l'1'csi1lcnl, Wendell S. Mowry, '93. Secretary, Frederic Earle Whitaker, '88, 9 Longley Building, Woonsoeket, R. I. V F ALL RIVER-Secrclzny, J. Terence C. McGuire, '12, Fall Rive1', Mass, WORCESTER COUNTY SONS OF BROWN-President, Gardner K. Hudson, '96. Secretary mul Treasurer, George E. Marble, n. '00, 72 Cambridge Street, Worcester, Mess. CON Nl'IC'l'ICUT VALLEY-S4'crvlm'y mul Trcczsu1'c1', Arthur S. Gaylord, '02, Holyoke, Mess. OLD COLC JN Y --1'rc.sizlcnl, Charles C. Eaton, '0I. Sccrclary, Iflurold A. Grout, '13, Eu.sL Bridge- water, Mass. A NEW BEDFORD-President, Frank H. Gifford, '81, Secretary, Harry H. Burton, Arnold Street New Bedford, Mass. WASHINGTON AND NEW LONDON COUNTIES-Presiclenl, Henry R. Palmer, '90, Ston- - ington, Ct. 27-1 ' - 1 -. ' Qliwgba, v Q 1 V P X z v ln- 1.-awg e - fl'-'Y i-ul' 3 -7 L glljg up 6.4 I liRlS'l'CDI,-I'rc.w1frlu11l, llon. Allj1llSl1llS O. Bourn, '55. Scerelary, llownml R. Newnmn, '08, S1 Burton Street, Bristol, R. I. LYNN-l'1'esirleul, Arthur W. Pinlchaun, '02, Scercl11.1'yur1.rl 7'rcr1xu1'ur, Willizun D. Morrill, '10, 21 Arlington Street., Lynn, Mass. NEW IIAMPSIIIRE AND V141RMCINT-I'l'cxi1l1:nl, George 1. Hopkins, '75. WESTl!1RN MAIN ld-I'rosfi1lc1z.1, Seth A. Moulton, '00. Sefrrelary, George S. Burgess, '12, Fidelity Building, Portlnncl, Me. NEW YORK CITY--l resirle'nl, NYILUCI' C. Wyekoll, '05. Sf:ev'r:la1'y, Joseph li. Burwell, '13, enrc Equiinhle Trust Company, 37 Wnll Street., New York City. ALBANY-I'1'o.w1f1l1e11l, Russell llznlvllzrwaiy, '07. Sm:rr'lrm'y mul Y'1'r:11s1u'c1', l,I'15Sl-Oll ll. Porelieron, '02, 207 Quail Slvreel., Allmny, N. Y. CENTRAL N EW YiJRli-Sc'r:1'1'Ia1'y mul 7'rc,'rm1n'm', 1 1'e1l R. 1l:1z:u'ml, Jr., 'l-l, Box 2, Syrauzuse, N. Y. 1'1llLADIGLI'1lIA-flwwxiflmal, Willi:uu ld. Uhaihners, '0Ji. Srfcrrelrlfry, Charles S. Shinn, '00, 1328 Chestnut Street., Pliilnmlelpllin, Par. NEWAR,Ii-Sw-9-ffl1m'y, Rev. Alherl. W. Il. 'l'hon1pson, S28 De Gram' Avenue, Nowalrk, N. J. MARYLAND AND DlS'l'RIU'l' Ol COLUMlil-A-I'1'es1frlel1I, Wnliiel' C. C:u'penl.e1', '00. Suc- 7'l'l1l?'!j1l'lIIl 7'v'c11svmfv', John R. Lnplnun, '00, 2023 G Slreell, N. W., Wvlwlllllglllll, D. C. WILMINCi'l'lJN--1'v'u.w1frlel1l, ll.l!'ll2ll'Cl M. Alwarier, '01l. Scc'l'elr1ry, Roherl, G. Caswell, '11, Box 843, Wilmington, Del. CLEVICLAND-l'1'1'x1Irl1:11l, Newton H. Calhoun, 'T0. Scc:1'r'lu1'y mul Tre11s1n'rfl', Joseph B. Keenan, '10, 'l'l1e Universit.y Cluh, Clevelnncl, Ohio. CINC1NNA'l'1-l'v'1c.wif11:nl, ldlinh W. Coy, '58, Sl'C7'l'l1l?'jl, Sznnuel W. Smith, '80, 1805 Mzulison Roaul, Cincinnnti, Ohio. ClIICAGO-l'1'1:xirl1:nl, Lieuln.-Col. Noble B. Jlulnll, '0-1. Secretary mul 7 l'crmurer, llzmrry E. Roelke, '11, C1'ol':L1' Lll7l'2l.l'y, Chiengo, lll. 275 nmmvnffmrnl The Gus Zbunhreh ants Jfiftghfirst Zlnnual Qllummencement ' Wednesday june Eighteenth l9l9 Order of Exercises M USIC PRAYER ORATION: The Enduring Value of a College Education 'TXIIOMAS FRANCIS BLACK, JR., Providence ORA'1'1oN: The Executive in War Timen FRED BAR'l'LlG'l l' PERKINS, Providence ORA'1'mN: The Emancipation of Science Runomfu JOHN CIIAUNCEY FISHER, Providence Music CONFERRING UE IDEc:1uc1-:s IN COURSE ANNOUNCICMICNT 01-' PRIZES CQNEERRING or ITONORAIQY DELi1tl'll'JS BENI'1DIC'1'l0N ' 276 V I CLASS DA FICIQES - N I . '43 ' ld N 1 J r P' ' N lu 'K'-is-ELS' :?':q ' . V ' 9- M- . 7' T3 'L ' IH TQEQIE I A 'AQ 'iff J IQ V' 1. ff ' Y! 71-I I . 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' ' i'i?i vS7i'g'iRj67SFwi'i?Zg73r57T'AfIQ?Qril'Y . A Q ,I , .. , I mv ACADEMIC M For Excellence in Preparatory Studies The P7'l'S7II1I4IIIyN P'l'l'lllfl:HlI1 1711. I 7v'f'1'l.1 The I'v'axi1Iawi's l,7'l IIlilUII 1111, IAIIWIIL ll ll7'1N,I07'll, lJ7'l'IIl?i'lUlIS 'in IITIIHIUIIIIIIIIIN E'IlI7'Il7I,l'1i I'v'1m1fi'1m:s fin, I 7't'IH',I' UIIPNIIY' Mixl'h Ij7'l Ill'I:llIlIS in Uv'w'Av The T11 If For Excellence fIll7'1NfII,llf7' 1'v iz1cs for Elo:-urion, llirfkx P1'iZl'f07' IfLFl'l'I1lflIl'!? in Ilnlmln InIa1'c0ll1fg'inl1f InI111'c'luss The Dunn Prrfnmmz in Erzglislr Thr' 7 'll If The ll 'illi1zm GIIIHIOIIV S!'ll0lll?'Sll?i1J Cwpwflffv' 1,7'l4IIIiIlIIlN Ilmvall P1'lfIIIiIl'llL in M IlUI,I'NI!lf'fl'S The Bislmp M I7 V 'l'f'A'll7' Prizws Thu Srzmfrfly IJ Ulllllllrillyl llfmzvs Prize in A 'llll l'i15lL7lf I I 'zfxfory The Class qf 1880 l'rizv.w 7 'li 1: Ilirrks P1'2'zc 'in English Thr' .lmnvs flI1I7l7I'l:llfl SIJIIDIIIT'-YIIIIIIS Ist-DANIEL VINCENT TROI'I'OLI 211-LMROY WEEDEN IIART Ist-DANIEL VINCENT TROPPOLI 2d-FRANCIS JONES I H11- .IOHN DAVIS EDMANDS .IONES, .IR GUILLERMO ENVIQUE GONZALEZ 2d-LEONARD PERKINS SAYLES Ist.-EDWARD ALOYSIUS FONTAINE 2cI-IIAROLD LOMAS SUIVIIVIERFIELD Ist-NOT AWARDED ZIIAFRANCIS JONES in University Studies Isl,-DONALD IIASELTINE CURTIS 211-RICHMOND LATHROI' WATSON 3rd-AISRAIIAM LINCOLN ISRISK WALTER MORRILL ISURSE ROGER TILLINGIIAST GLAPI' ISIINWALTER VINGENT MORIARTY 'Pd-DONALD IIASELTINE GURTIS EARL RANDOI,I'I'I ST PIIENS BRUCE NOEL GOULTER ROBERT BRUCE LINDSAY JAMES SAYVILLE EASTIIAM EUGENE WILLIAM O'ISRIEN EUGENE WILLIAIVI O'liRIEN FRANCJESGO GALI FRANK IRVING NOYES WALTER RIGIIMOND GARDNER WALTER MORRILL BURSE WALTER VINCENT MORIARTY HOWARD FRANKLIN SIIAWGROSS 1019 FRED ISARTLETT PERKINS 27 ARTHUR GODIVREY SELLEN FRANCIS LLOYD SIMONS CHARLES ARTIIITR STUART 9 . . IN ,Q . .1 , 7 '- 11 ?4Ei42gf.Z5 .. g g' f we-,QI If Q. - 1 2' .V 1 Q g A 7 ' - A .f . 1 4 - 5 1 H, , 'I Ing Em L QAM I The Francis Wayland S!'1I0ifl7'Sll'lIIIN 1920 1921 1919 1920 1922 WALTER RICHMOND GARDNER ROBERT BRUCE LINDSAY HAROLD AUGUSTUS PHELPS RICHMOND LATHROP WATSON CHAUNCEY DEPEW WENTWORTH LEON GOLDBERG THOMAS CORCORAN GUNNING EDWARD STANDISH PALMER FRANCESCO CALI JACOB ISRAEL COHEN JAMES SAVILLE EASTHAM RUDOLP1-I JOHN CHAUNCEY FISCI-I HAROLD RAYMOND MOULTON ANTHONY JAMES RUSSO LRROY WALTON BLACK FRANK DONALD BRIGHAM , ROGER TILLINGHAST CLAPP IRVIN G AUGUSTINE FARRELL PAUL RUPERT GAST SETH BRAYTON GIFFORD JOHN WALTER HARRIMAN LAWRENCE BENJAMN HOWELL SAMUEL SHEFELMAN PAUL MAYNARD CHALMERS CLARENCE MANTON EDDY WILLIAM CHACE GREENE, JR. Final Honors TIICMAS FRANCIS BLACK, JR., English. EDWIN LAURINII BLIIIWIIR, JR., Biology. BENJAMIN WILIIIAMS BROVVN, English. FRANK LEWIS CI-IIISLIIY, Geology. ALTON CIIARLRS CHICK, M achanical Engineering. JACOB ISRAEL CoIIIcN, Social and Polilirral Science. FRANK EDMUND ECK, Clmmish-y. . ILUDOLPII JOIIN CIIAUNCIIY FISIIER, Biology. JCIIN FRANCIS ISAAC, Chemistry. FRIIDIIRICK ROLAND K ROIQNIIR, M cchanical Engineering. WIIIIIIAM MOSS, Clicnlislvg, Garnzanic Languages and Ililzfratura. EUCRNR WVI-LLIAM O'BRIIIN, Elc'f'l7'ical Engineering, M echanic-al Engineering. FRED BAII'rI,Ic'1 I' PERKINS, Social mul Polilical Science. MANUEL GEORGE ROIIINSCN, Mffclmnival Engineering. WIIJIIIAM JoI-IN ROSS, Mrzllmznalics. ANTIIONY JAMES RUSSO, Garnzanic Languages anrl Lilov'alI1rr:s, Romance Lll'I'lg'1lNfjl'N anrl Lilrfwzlures. ART!-IUR GODIHRRY SIILLIIN, Biblical Lilzerzzlm-1: and Hislorg, PIIHOSIJYJIIH. CIIARLIILS BRRNDRN SIIAIICIINRSSY, Romance Languages and Lilm-olure. FRANCIS LLOYD SIMONS, Clufnzislig. LOUIS SMITH, Clzenzishy. 280 ER RECIPITIO The Managing Board wishes to express its appreciation Of the assistance given by the following men, not members of the Board: LAURENOE PORTER A'1'KINs, '20 WIIJIIIAM LEXVIS Dl'lXVfXIiT, '20 HFENRY GEORGE TIARRIS, '20 SEAVERNS WINTIIROP 1'I1L'I'0N, '20 BRADFORD VAN IRANSSLEARJVIOORE, '20 EDWARD BLOODGOOD STRINOIIAM, JR I'1ARVl41Y ABBOTT WIIIPPLTC, '20 EVERETT MUNYON ARNOLD, '21 FLOYD WARREN BUSWVELL, '21 FRANK OSWALD GRIGEN, '21 IQENNETH DEWEY JOHNSON, '21 JOSICPI1 BERAKAT MAIKANNA, '21 OLOII GUSTAE ODICN, '21 GEORGE I'IENRY PORTER, '21 LOUIS SPAULDING CIIICK, '22 WAL'l'1GR MAOIIRAY DANIIIILS, '22 LLOYD PIERCE MOALLISTER, '22 HENRY NIULIIOLLAND M CICICLVIE, '22 ,IOIIN EVIGRI'1'l 1' SARLES, '22 ALBION FREEDOIII TRIPP, '22 281 up Rl u ARTISTS? l v . GEORGE OTTO PODRASNIK, '20 CIAIAIRLIES -IOIIN FISH, '21 GIEURGIE KIENNlE'l'I'I IVIACDONALID, '21 ARTHUR SILVIO CAPUTI, '21 WILLIAM CIIACI2 GREENE, NIR., '22 'ROISIERT HENRY GIRVIN, JR., '23 282 PHILII' CIIACIE ISROVVN, '23 Ai 2 .. Cfjfg, - Y-H - JK- Managing Board lCVERl'i'l l'E LEPRILIG'I'E SYVICIYI' .................. ....... I frliflni'-'in-f7h'iql' 'l'IIl'XJDORIC HUGGINS BUSII ...... .... I fllNiILffNS Mun,ugc'r UIIARLICS JOHN FISII ...... ..... .... . . . .... ...,..... 1 11'l Erlilm' Associate Managing Board NLIXRIDGE ALDEN MINARD ........................... ..... A qlfll'li1J7'El1'lifIIT Associate Editors YVILLIANI BR,AY'l'ON IRVING BLAKlC 22 S'l'AN'I'0N LYNK ROXVLEY '22 Assistant Business Managers YVARREN 'l'EMI'I.lG CIIANDLICR '22 YVILLIAM MARSHALL HOYVARD '22 Associate Art Editor YVILLIANI CHACE GREENE, JR, '22 283 F 34 1 .... W-1 pw. If N .nv r U-19 .-uf 4 . fha N .x 1 I , . v Hence, Weary lecture hours In dark and sombre nook of Hades born! Get thee gone to some Phi Beta's brain, Or uneouth cell, Or fill some crammed head with notes in vaing Within it dwell. But come, ye Grinds, careless free, A joy it is with you to beg And all we'd do would be to say: Here are no scribblings, French nor Greek, Nor Classic Civ, nor even Math. But' only humour, sparkling, gay, Fantastic, futuristic, comic, free, And with it ,just a dash of ink and pen, With crayon black. And here and there A photograph of some odd stude about our Hill, But such a mixture must, you see, demand selection 1 L The Rubaiyat of Nine A. M. Wake! for the Bell, who summons from repose The sleeping student still in nightly clothes, Puts haste to hands that fumble with the tic Which sticks on button, then attacks the nose. Each morn a thousand curses on the light. , Yes, but where are the girls of Yesternight? And this first clanging note that makes me jump, Then chills me 'er once I am in flight. I sometimes think that never grows so stale The hops as those with which they brew my ale. For every morn at nine my head grows big When in my room I start my frantic trail. For this reviving herb whose mighty spell Holdeth him who tastes despite its smell, Now makes mc dress allwrong in B. V. D.'s To run to Sayles 'er stops the ringing bell. Before the phantom of Chapel Cutting died Methought the Bell again its peeling cried. Where in the name of Hell and last night's spree Put I my plaguey shoes, in wrath I cried. Now clad as once the Classic men of old In bathrobe gay, with shoeless feet I hold- My way across the lengthy campus green Which now abounds with obstacles untold. Whether with haste I run or stop to frown, Whether I walk at all or look around, Across the green in hopes to be on time, The Dean I know on C. D. will put me down. The clanging Bell rings on, and having rung It stops, now as I run with nerves unstrung From all the haste to dress before its cease 'Er half the way, the morning prayer is sung. And I remember running 'cross the floor To find the porter closing fast the door And with his all narcotic Tongue He murmured, Late, my boy, as times before. 288 Did you ever Open Half an Eye in the Morning and realize That the only Thing worth while Is to stay In bed and Then your conscience Speaks and you Worry around to Locate the pain Necessary to justify such an Act and then You conclude that You owe it To yourself to Stay in bed And you roll Over and pull The covers over Your head to Keep out the Light of day And just as You are passing Away the Chapel bell rings And You Change Your Mind? There was once a witty young chapper Who early pledged Phi Beta Kapper: But his courses in art Quenched the fire in his heart, , And He's now only known as a napper. ' Ivy won't you cling to me ?' He cried in whispers thick Oh, Ossy, I shall, she said, I think you are a brick. THE f E - uc lag O R Q fs! .7 ,...., Xf W -. 1 in 1 x G 'by ,F . 114, ,lf x Raxx Nh 56 if 'OH' '57 'G' 'bv - Q0 ZWQQW I f Wen M X R X 7 X X 1 1 I X Y 444--ff THE BROWN MUG The Board of Muggers Publishers of the Brown Mug Mangling Mugger H. W. AYLswoa'rn ' Muggers of the Mushing Wren E. R. S'1'aPui:Ns, '20 T, F, VANCE, '20 S. A. Bunmek, '20 C, STACKPOLE, '22 L. E. CARD, '21 N. J. JACKSON, '20 Mangling Business Mugger L. R. SMITH Business Muggers E. M. ARNOLD, '21 R. W. GREENE, '20 D. S. S1-law, '20 R. W. Blassmn, '20 We Must Have Justice! BROWN MEN-.Have you ever stopped to think of the glaring examples of injustice which are constantly imposed upon us by members of our own faculty? No, of course you haven't. You have had implicit faith in the members of the administration, relying on their benevolent natures, their sympathetic dispositions, and their unassailable characters. And yet it would seem, gentlemen, that we have been grievously misled in our generous estimation, for these esteem- ed benefaetors of ours ha.ve been guilty time and again of wasting both our time and our money. Do we not pay perfectly good legal tender for the purpose of absorbing knowledge from the Phi Beta Kappa brains of our professors and do they not repeatedly refuse to meet their classes? Have you ever stopped to figure out mathematically the actual value in dollars and cents of the hours which are absolutely lost to us through the cuts of our instructors? These are the facts through the medium that does not lie, figures: there are approximately 36 weeks in the college year, allowing two weeks for examinations, and three weeks for all holidays and vacations throughout the year, we have left just 31 weeks in which we attend classes. New the tuition is 515175 per yea1', and as ordinarily a man takes five courses throughout the year, that means a valuation of 3535 per course. Also as the average class meets three times a week, and as we said before there are 31 weeks of classes in our college year, we perform the following act of simple multiplication: '31 3 03 following this we divide: 93J35.00t.37fi 270 710 651 590 558 Tlierefore we arrive at the final result that every cut is worth 35.38 I ask you, is this RIGHT? 290 THE BROWN IMUG Ole' Stuff A scintillating Bit of Pantomine in 151 Cigarettes, 120 Cuts and a Race for the Right A Walton slowly fell out of bed, and bummed a cigarette, blowing because his room-mate smoked such rotten things. He picked up the clock and threw it at the ceiling above him. A tingle was heard and then a clear, alarming voice rang out, Get up, my sleep-over. He dove into his clothes one by one, stopped the first man, and bummed a cigarette. He Hew to the Administration building, stopped at the second door to the right, and bummed a cigarette. He turned into the office, sighing an oath. The room was furnished with one chair and a bench, the waiting students impatiently stood on the dirty floor. On a desk of pine rested a rusty typewriter. On a narrow chair in a further corner worked a beautiful, black eyed maiden with addresses of over-cuts, He bummed another cigarette. He stepped closer to her and stumbled over a black derby. Ah, Jack Walton, she cried, watching the ebony dicer roll into the dusty corner. Your cuts are all used up, and they are the last you can get. Walton bummed a cigarette, his sixth. P Go oftener to classes or the pool, she cautioned. He stood by her side in fear, and she placed her pencil upon his absence card. There was silence, broken by the sound of a Hiver going slowly down the hill at a snail's-pace. Ah, classes I have cut thee, by Gosh, he stuttered they wonder about me in German, in Dante they miss me and in the Gym.-ah, they allow me two cuts to one. I have taken cuts in English, in Math. and even in Chapel. Ah, I have loafed for cons and cons. Fire me! She filed the absence card in the case. He get up stumbled over to the bench. He bummed a cigarette, his fortieth, walked to the door, and gazed out. Three hours later he was still there. He bummed a cigarette, his hundred and fiftieth. He staggered back to the bench saying, And now he ought to come. But he did not come. The students were sleeping and snoring gently. He rung his hands, shouting I must get excused. He searched frantically in his pockets for some excuse, but he had neither a dcntist's nor a doctor's certificate. What can I do, he queried, and walked to and fro. He stubbed his toe on a sleeping foot. Damn it! he said. His eye fell on the absence card. He picked it up. Oh, Professor this gets me more than it does you. He took an eraser out of his pocket and it looked good to him. He took the card and began rubbing it. It blurred, the cuts disappeared. Now my professors you won't miss me. He wiped his handkerchief around his Arrow Collar. He pulled himself to his full height, separating his trousers from his vest, and crushed the summons to his fore-head. Let's go, said he. Afar off a hydrant was running for a fire. 291 -QIZIZIZVZVHA X ,. f i i Jil i m e -N l rgimf 17' , if. fm j :S 5 U i A7 l i......L2 l f , ' 3 f f K , X l..,. f 5. , y If 5' , Q H' Aga' 6.oor.a.5o cc'--we qsoo -'Lzo Lei-nr-if '- F- -' lg 'iii dit, B fr ei - , Jil s Xi fvhilk ,ugh .rg AW ' ' V ' - , 2 ' B 2 - -I: 'Q l... i q!2.0-II O kisses! Cl-Ly-nclvi i 2100-5220 CUses Hn union, 1 ,lpn 11 Q if i l -I f i W M ui' ' fb , f P44 III II B i iff I Q ix ig, riziinl ,Q-, ,f' . ff 1 3295 Upenk: Yofellaw Siqdgj 3!t0CCompulsor9 Exercisel , H215 fNomeA9mni Home Ageing The Carpet Bagger: His Day I One on the Phi Kap's Yes, sight Bandy as he loolced into her trusting eyes, we are all Baptists upon the Hill. C Looks of doubt and demurring murmursj. Yep, quoth Ban ty, rapidly 'finding his stride, Yuh see we have a large swimming tank upon the Hill, and everyone must pass a swimming test before he graduates. That's where the catch comes. The swimming teacher is Myron Finch. He is studying for the Baptist Ministry. Well, the minute that a man jumps into the tank, he pronounces the Baptist Baptismal Service and he becomes a Baptist automatically. 293 xl Doomd for The osiessex. Th I ch v-J! 'e,.f'.,,76 They Daneocl At Miller Hall Why Name lt? To YE F ANT?-'R009i The D-dancers . I have heard them speak of Radcliffe, and the name of Simmons too Often falls with Words of praise upon my ear, While the worth of Vassar College, famed for beauty and for knowledge Is a thing We universally revere. . But no matter Where I travel, be it near or be it far, I have yet to hear a single word ot' praise f l 'oke, and the name of which is Pembroke, For that place Whereo t ie men 3 So a word in its behalf I fain would raise. First of all I call attention to its large and stately halls, There is Pembroke, Miller, Metcalf, and the Gym. When you see them rise before you, there's an awesome husl Like the holy benedietion of a hymn. Now the purpose of the girls who seek an education here Is to reach in Life an elevated plane, 1 comes o'er you So each earnest little flapper tries to make Phi Beta Kappa, And the lighter side of Life they all disdain. 294 ' But of course there And I fear that oftentimes this is the case, For 'twas told me on the level that at time And that when they start they set a speedy pace. There was once a girl who let a fellow CBut I think she must have done it on a hetl There's another one I are occasions when the best will go astray, s they raise the Devil, take her to Chin l,ee's, W io shimmies, and a third wears will . . . cpagnnmits And I heard o X ' ' ' ' ne smoked cl Cuheh Cigarette. But I For I'm Sure that one and all are good at heart. When in Life their footste .' ffl ps '1 ter, God their erring ways As for us, we'll take their errors in good part. WE in . ff' iSCHOOL mac'-9 K . Q HOUSE .U lm WN ' ' .1 . , C' N' G: 4- im llff X i7 ,Trix Wlwfl 1 1 t it 1 6 -4 - X ' 4 'Wah had will N X it .a ,-,,,4u1-n-'- ' .. -- -.- 'ELT' ? 295 beg of you, my readers, not to judge them hastily, will altei .J Music certainly is a Wonderful thing. I have often envied our organist Mr. Ware. What a lot of enjoyment he must get out of life. CFifteen min- utes talk on the beauties of musicj. We will omit the closing hymn and pass at once to classes. John CarterfBrown Library SlateR ROgcrs CasWell ManNing Rhode ISland WilSon MaxCy JoHn Hay HOpe EconOmies Building Lyman Gym RockeFeller Ladd Observatory AdministRation Engineering Building ArnOld Lab SaYles UniverSity College Bred You look all dragged out today. I got only one hour's sleep. Danee? t'Nope, I had only one lecture. Vance: If the dean don't take back what he said I am going to leave college. Dealey '20: What did he say? Vance: He told me I would have to leave college. They have cut the lick from thc liquor And from kissing torn the kiss, ' But While there's a hug in Huggins, We will still pursue the Miss. In Economics Prof. Gardener: Give the number of tons of coal imported into the United States in one year. Schoneweiss: Fourteen ninety-two,-None. One of our lady correspondents writes: Instead of wine, women, and song, We now have wives, ginger-ale, and community singing. Scut Season I don't understand this Fraternity at all, said the Freshman. They make me bend over and they take apaddle, but I can't see what they are driving at. 1- Memories Oft times when I chance to be dreaming, I think of the days that flew byg The days and the nights, the sounds and the sights That took place 'ere the first of july. I-Tow often when classes were over, And everything else seemed to pall We'cl forsake the olcl Hill for cate, har, or grill Anrl answer john llarleycorn's call. Then after fraternity meetings, The gang would assemble in forceg And the well-beaten trail to the bar and the rail We would take as a matter of course. Now I sing of the glorious Senate, The Senate of Roman punch fame, With the old roek and rye, the clear ginger high, And others too many to name. Then lastly, the time of returning, By those street lamps that never were still, Up the street never straight to the Van Wielcle gate That stands at the top of the I-Iill. 298 .l'i ,1iQlllllliIQ1iii'N' iflfilllllldlllllfi' -llIiQQvi1lfi1lllillllluii, ,, ., ,.'flllll 'll1 lllii,. 'Way up in old New Hampshire in that dear old Granite state, There is a town Whose name has been on many lips of late. I speak of Hanover, whose name in print would n'er be seen Except that it is noted for the wearing of the green. Yes, gentle readers, dear old Dartmouth is the subject of my tale, A tale to make the angels weep and Green alumni wail. 'T was just before the Dartmouth team came down to Boston town Where they were going to mix it with the sturdy sons of Brown, There came to us a message that the Dartmouth men were in Fine fettle, and that come what may they could not help but win. In fact they celebrated and with great hilarity They took our poor old Bruno Bear and burnt his effigy. They hired a band, a real brass band to come and make a noise, For they knew they needed something to drown out Rhode lsland's boys. But listen, gentle reader, for you haven't heard it all, They had the overwhelming nerve to plan a Victory ball, They even hired the Copley Plaza's ball-room for the dance, Ah, woe to those who ever count their chickens in advance! The fifteenth of November dawned clear and bright and cool, And after chapel and a class then Prexy called off school. ' ' ' 'UIQ' ' H ' Nl mlm:mmmHIIIHIHIIIIIIIIIIIllIn M I H 'U nmmnmlmunmnuuIn-rnlnlullllilg E 'k iimIrTlI 1llfi .llllli 'illx l E 2 2' .--Y ' ' ' pl i i 5' .xiinm 'ei - 3 'fiflfziai 5 Aiii' 5 A 'Ex - , -I 'J'Mil E Q O QA l A 300 The team had gone down early and we followed on their heels In antique flivvcrs, Packard twelves, or anything with wheels. Now all the details of that game I haven't time to tell, And I don't think it's needed for I'm sure you know them well. Thcrc's just one play, however that I feel I must recall, 'Twas on the forty-yard line and the Green team had the ball. A Dartmouth half dropped back to kick-the rival lines crouched low The ball was passed-the forwards crashed-but Dartmouth's line was slow. Then Captain Nick, our doughty guard, 200 pounds or more, Shoved Dartmouth's linemen east and west and through thc breach he tore. The ball was kicked-with mighty force it left the halfbaek's toe, And found a resting-place secure where Nichol's bcefstcaks go. Then finally that frenzied dash, the captain in the lead, The touchdown, and Doc Armstrong's toe filled Bruno's every need. Then from a thousand tortured throats there issued yell on yell, I can't describe it so I'll simply say they cheered like Hell! But while I 'in on the subject and before I drop my pen, Thcre's one thing I would like to say to all good Dartmouth men, It's simply this, although you've lost to Bruno once again, Your preparations all the fall should not be counted vain. And so take heart, be not downcast, and sing our praises loud, Defeat by Brown is something of which Dartmouth should be proud. , lllllfil , l,iil'l 'lll'fIi if.flllllllllll ll EZl?'l?lMNouTH ?c-21.5 K' I Am 301 4 Spring f or Picked From the Storm A Tragic Comedy, in One jump, a Walk, 'l'1Mlc-S1'1c1Nu IQECIGSS 1020 P1.Ao1c--jusr Anouwn Dramatis Personas Tina VILLAGE Cm'-U1' ...... Tum WAYWARD Cnnm . . . . Tim DASl'lING Crm' CHA1' Tunisia MAD1-Ls E. ZILIE Mmm OFT. N. Mmm WANZ'l'U B. Mmm ...... 'Seen First: The Jump Childs' restaurant ll P. M. Heavy rain. Oden: Hello! ' Samson: Hello ! Three Mades: 1-Iello! ' Seen Second: The Walk College I-lill 11.15 P. M. Still raining. E. Zilie Made: Where'll we go? ' Glover: I dun'no. CNot an idea except that iL's wetj and a Run Orlen, '21 . Samson, '2I . Glover, '22 Call . Pawt. 3233-KM East. Prov. H-U Olneyville A-1.30-AM Wantztu B. Made: Oh, I know a porch on an empty house on Waterman Street. It's called the Oaks C'l'hc rain is washing the rouge offj Oden: Lead me to it. CNot blind just anxiousj Seen Last: The Run Waterman St. below Brown Union. More rain. Samson: Where's this Oaks place? Oft N. Made: You're looking at it. The three heroes see the sign O A X Oden: OAX-OAKS Good Night! . Curtain CSound of departing footprintsj 303 fd 1 M11 -- ' .- I ',U.'qrgN 1 'A alll 1' ' ggi- -- - ' 1 rr rv' rl' rr V' 1' wQ.Q,1.Aa4,, - , 1-mmnn lllllllllllllll- 19 f K 1 , - 2:1 'N ' . 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I- If f I 1 , -1,1 ' ,K K 9 F W I , Y g E AP CELE - QA1-no The Halls of Yesterday I had a most peculiar dream a night or so agog The Dream-man on our college buildings power did bestow I To live again the days of old, assume their former guise, And thus parade before my startled sleepabewildered eyes. Thenflrst of all the motley band I saw Rhode Island come Withmilitary bearing to the sound of life and drum. A campaign hat was on its' roof, and surging from the doora ' I saw come forth the gol-durned Students' Army Training Corps. Right on its heels came Manning with a seaman's rolling gate, Bewilderment apparent on those Walls once so sedate. On either side the gobs swung by, the old B. N. T. U. C Who since they couldn't use the ocean, made the campus doj Sayles next, from out whose windows poured a thousand Chapel talks, While Sophs and Freshmen scrapped unceasingly upon its walks. Then came John Hay, who skipped with glee beside John Carter Brown, With midnight oil, and Phi Bet keys, dolled up in Cap and Gown. Hope College clanged and clattered by, the fire-trucks behind, Administration Building came with trouble in the wind. And all the rest paraded by just as they were of old, Until I thought I'd seen the last, when what did I behold! 'Twas old U. H.-but what a change--it smacked of years ago, I looked again and saw some soldiers walking to and fro. More'came and I perceived their Revolutionary styleg Then I recalled that they, indeed,'were quartered here a while. And lo, whom should I see but Prexy, crawling in thedoorg He was looking forthe marks of rifle-butts upon the floor. Courtney Langdon, calling the roll :- Podrasnik! Is that the way to pro- nounce it-with emphasis on the 'as' ? Pod :- No, with emphasis on the 'razz'. Whenever Mr. Massey's class A cut or two receive, It's only proper that they should Proceed to take French leave. Prof. Dunning Qgetting peeved at his Poli. Sci. 3 classj: Every last one of you ought to be taken out, hung, drawn, and quartered! . CUnusual voice from the rearj: Let's go! johnny Greene, thc impurturbable, at the languid noon hour, as Miller '22 drops his books while napping: Apparently the nights are longer than the days for some. Chemistry 748934 Complete darkness is essential. If unsuccessful, the reaction is violent. Potassium iodide CKID plus two parts sulphide C253 KI + 2S 306 A night. in Spring, a night in Fall, or almost any night at allg An orchentra 'L hall room floor . , . - , a 'Q a row ol' Searchlights at the floor. A bench, perhaps? a box alone? A solo through a megaphone. P L . , - ' , . , . , aw uxet Rivei, clculx abodes, the last ear hemeg a night at RHODES A night in Spring, a night, in Fall, or almost any night at ally A hey, a girl, an auto-rifle, a moon, a breeze, :1 country-side. The meter running at its best, perferce a step to let it restg Unlighted cars and dark aboclesg back heme again, a night ef ROADS. 307 - 'Y usxvlilim 15110 M085 1105 Ulf' O 1 lmo' X 1 1 n 4' ll ru o wi ou -1 ev A uv ' e In ' -all men xl W 1 We 1 W 1.. 1.11111 Us E, XLMWA Df ' naw ' n,,11w1 our ill ' ' . W' an we with 'W' N .wc wmvx' l1.11ss1. M1111 111 ull 1 111111111111 11 11.1 .1 . 11.111 1. 11 11111111111 ..111r.111.111y 1111 111111 111.1-1.111 1111111.11111-1.111111111111 x-,x :-':. -.11-11.11. - -4 . 1-1.-1 1. IIRO WN UNlyE ,T ' r .MC . fn ' w, I 3, Plifln- . ' 111 Dfw, .'f11- , .1-. -.35 ., 1, ,. '14 ,, 1 :-aw. 1:11.11-,:..-.g5:.1' .-15, 1'--411'-.'i:::.:'1 1 45.5 --121.25-,1 5, E:-31:15 , 7. V 1, R1, ' 11111 ful1,, em, 11111 1. w111,,, 111, 1-1 11 - 0r- 5'L'e1 ' I- ' L. In-,U 4-f and lfcv ' 'K - P frm AND ll ROW J Plovlolnc Dear Sir May l call your attention to the mln nl the Faculty printed below and to the fact that up you have been reported absent times from recitatlons md times from chapel. No excuses on account ol these absences will he accepted by the Committee on Absences after mme WN ' SUM R9 U 111 l U MONS w -11-1. A a II1 'ed 1 o 1 i 11, n Y r1 1 N 11 Cn ' I xi y 111 I an x 1 ll 1 LL ' wuh I1 A 4 I K 1 h flu Y H 111 , Joe o , I' 1 CQ11111 - If V 41.1, I :lik ,L 1:1 215-1. ff -fat-'.. 1 f',',-1s'1'H1',if 5.20733- 1 ,-1 1.1.-. .','. .4--- ,'f1,'1', -l,.'1 ,.1',-14 Mx? xg-1.-1.14, -'1 Ig, wg-1, Rf..-7.f1'.l1 .I',.--1,1-1',.,,H1-.115-1 11.-, 4.-.1 ,l,g.1.:-g- 4'f,g:g'-45.-up. y-.5-5.21. 21119 1.'.-.1 1 1,l.- 'I1'1 ' T1 1s 1-If w'fp1f 1 'J 1Lx'. 1 1 1 1 U, int' 1 ' xl 1 l 1 lg 1. H 1 'X N F 4 1 1 ' J ,Y v, ' 'Q' 1 lo 1 mr 1 y1111 1 lt TV-I tl v 151 .-IN1 1l111 tlfd 11 ' f 14' I. 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' u,m'1,6 'I1,, '10, 111,41 vt 1- 9,31 4011 '4'J: 1l 'Uv '01, , -'x fr 01 ' ' . 'QW 1' '4'5c 'WZ0 l:1b'm1-ff' 1 ' N 11-l ' We If -v, 1-1 ff., I., 1 '11 1, .19 -1 ol '. v - yi Q fa 4.511 '01 ' A 13' 41 hm, '6- fb f'v1 '41 '11 w 1-1' 21, 1 1-D '11 1, 1 1 1 .11 '11 '-1- wg 'vs v,, 'fo 'fn . v '-'HZ' 6 in 5'r1, 'r ' lb 191 I 9 496 O77 V 'h,,u - '41 091- OW' 'Pl' 1,113 1- 'Mg 11 'Q '41 '11 f1. 14' ,.-1' 'K : 'v1,- 1 4514, 'r-,G 'Q N0 Mi' n,hJ 11,Nh ' on q, J yu. ' N11 H1 1 4. 1' 'HJ My qua 19.5. 1 'L . 3- f 'S ' N 1. LJ 'A' ul! W f THE M RNIHG AXL -57 ig, . U7 me QEARC-tif QR AN EXCUYE air 5 ,Z k' ly Q 2 Q Dy 1 947 X ' 4' ' I ' lv 0' .. 9 9 1 A NGER -moucu xnz. ve: 13.96.5- Qsfrucn. 'Z - or 1' u- 1 V f'H'falllllKXN N EAN A yb Q XM JF T QVC QXCUS6 oCl'f's IL-k FUOL ll Q25 Ncvcl' W urkcd Yet! Romance of a Fraternity Man There was once a Fraternity Man, and after he had Survived from four years of the Old Stuff he resolved to get a new start and run a House of his own. So he gave the Class the Once Over and Picked a few Desirables. He then Started to Rush with Much Expenditure of Money. But the Home Chapter Kicked and told him to Lay off the Treasury was Low. It then occurred to him that the Delayed Bidding was Bunk. So he cornered one that looked like Good Material and came from a Good Family, and made a Good Appearance, and he administered the Old Line. He told her that the Financial Standing was Good, and that the National Standing was better, but he did not spill the idea that there was a dissention in the home Chapter. She fell for his Droole and was Pledged on the Spot. He put her through a short Scut Season of lighting cigarettes, etc., and then came the Initiation with No Banquet, And the Old Man Paid the Initiation Fee and con- tributed to the Support of the House. Moral: Wlieii you run your own house, remember that the early worm attracts the ehippies: There is a young artist named Pod Who with paint and brush must daub. If you point out a flaw In the things he doth draw, He will stretch you out prone on the sod. Earl Stevens, when once showing oil, At the Brown Naval Unit did scoff: But he caused lips to curl Wlieri he said to his girl, Where it's shallow, I turn the keel off. is I - B 1 Q E l, If i f iz ml . -x S X QX WX QLQI xi l 5 ' J' .Q 1 'Sf 4.53 9 K Y 1: A X ab, ,,, 253 r' V 7,1 A Q, QF , X , if ,Z i UQ! G if W W X WCVWK ' . 1 J Qoju T0 HAMvjoj 310 4 ff ff M , , X In Appreciation of Our Business Manager There are men who are said to be tighter Than the bark that adheres to a treeg There are others who'd spend lots of effort In saving the hide of a Heap There are Shylocks in all walks of livingg There are men who wring shrieks from the Bird There are some that give Liberty heartache, And even poor Lincoln is stirredg But the man who is king of the tightwacls, The miserly lord of them all, The man who holds on to each penny Until all the young Indians squall The fellow who takes all our dreamings And brings them to earth with a crash. The fellow who hunts clown expenses, Is Larry, the king of the cash. How doth the gentle laundress Contrive at every joint, To scrape the little button from The most strategic point? College English Djeat yet? -ei Nope djew? We have heard in a round-about-way ,N Brown is back on her feet, as they say. I lint it's sad to relate ' That the changes of fate Will now take her one Hahn away. In the little briek house by the gate Sits Huntington, grand in his state. He won't let you stall For he uses up all The excuses himself, when he's late. Every man on the Hill with a bug I'Ias a hand in the life ol' the Jug, And if ever a joke Is heard written, or spoke, They seize it at once for the -Kahki-eolered Dernijohn. 312 fi , W !9fllMf2?75!2'r7'0Hl ' -H ' lf Kewl ell 5 X K ' ' :Ts ALQ3 X NG 15 ma A J 7 F , I Z 3 Cr f' lifts fix' i-fbL5?T14L:g-Ulf! Harkl The Herald Angels Sing! The Presidents Report, October, I9I9 From the Report of the Dean of the Women's College Page 44. Our grounds and buildings have been greatly improved during the year. Last fall the shrubbery was thinned out and trees and bushes transplanted with the result that the campus is no longer simply a breathing space, but is also a lovely park and a choice setting for revels and pageants, .......,........ Page 45. ,....,..,,...,.. g for West Cottage, a new furnace was provided, and in Miller Hall fresh shades, fresh paint, and shower attachments were introduced where needed, and wire protections put on the first floor bedrooms. All of these added to the comfort, cleanliness, and safety of the students ......,.............. ,.........,...,,...,Metealf Hall faces Miller Hall and is practically the same size, like Miller Hall it is built of brick with stone and wood trimmings, but unlike it, it is of cement construction and fire proof ..................... , ...........,.,......There are instances where Brown women have been the means of directing young men to Brown, and no doubt the reverse is within the realm of possibility. Page 47. From another alumna-an able women-comes these words, I had always been a misfit until I lived in Miller Hall ............,........ Q5-f i L 1 'Q 314 un Adverhse I Neill H1-pl Sm-pl Sr-pl. Sc-pl S1-pl. Hel. Hel. Oell. Url-. Oc-l. Oel. 225 2l 25 -nl 21 Sill l li S I0 Il I2 S0lllIS eolnplelely llogg-tie llle l'll'0Sllll'S. Uilly lllllll .'xlllll'l'WS l ielll 1'0lIllll0ll'- ly plllslereml willl '22 signs. Slllllfllllgjl rooln ollly :lncl llllfl lillle ol' llllllll Wllvll llle l':lr-lllly ill llll'll' lll:ll'li lllf.2llli1'S llC'l'l'll.ll0 Ill' lil!!! lirsl, r'll:lpel serviee. llecl-lleilmlell l'l0Ill-Illlllf rings lil!!! finzlle ol' lllll! flng rllsll lllil-OI' less llllilll il lnlll' :l lIlll1lll.0 ol' work. lilll '22 lll'llllIllJllS ill llle wrestling llfllll'-S, tlllll lille honors :lre even. illllll lill.le lirown 1-alps 2LDlJ0lll', lLllll '22's forlorn llope rloes v:lli:l.nl work ill :llllenlplillg lo slop llleir exil, l'ronl 4-lnlpel. li.. I. Slilll! Og BVOWII 27, Illlll lflll! only l'X0lll0IllKHllll lille l'lLl'lIl0l'lH Dlhlvllllll-Y. fi:ll'llllllll Merc-ier gl':llll.ell :ln ll0ll0l'lll'y LL.D. by Prexy on lille lllillllll' l'lllllllllS, wllile llle lliggesl. erowll ever on fllli! 1Ll'00llSW2lI'll looks on. Ilis lll'llli1Llll? Sl'lll'll'l3 robe al ll1Ll'f.I0l' for eonnlless 0:llI1l'I'2LS. llolsllevisl. Csepely, '21, enlivens IL sleepy Public Slllbillilllg elllss by eon- Pllllllllfl llis i'll.lll0llS flininpg Pill' speeell, Anal so I ggoll sllnlglg,-l'or llwenty vents l'll'USll lneels l'lI'0Sll in lirsl, l'll'0Slllllll.ll HllllX0I'l,. Geol'ge Ileimllfs palrl y followell by QL peerllcle clown llown, Rlllfl il serenmle of l,0llllll'0li0. Would-Ile 'llll0SIJl2LllS mleelalinl lol' llle Sock :lncl Blliililll. Brown lwill' nneovers sonle pl'e-w:ll'l,illle Upon Illlll ronses llle eelloes ol' lfllll llnion Slll.l'l0Il in ll gl'0lLll sellml-oil' lo lille l,01LlIl. Cl0lf!QILl0 spoils l5rown's lllllllbl I-'l-0. cll00lTl rleseenmls wllell Slllnlny Sllllllillll is onli for llllll sezlson. Senior Il0lilll'llLllS C?J swing llllll lllflllllll llll Senior lll'iIllIll'lllS. l'mlll'nuc'1I on page -l- 'Z EDWARD lc. AIQNULD wm. ll. IIA! xx um 1-:nwmm Al. .lmlxsux I'1'esulcul 7'1'ifns nrm' S4-f:1'4'Im'y Established 1815 STARCI-IES, GUMS, DEXTRINE-S ' and Specialties for Softening and Finishing - . ..- 4 .. a. Arnold, Hoffman 8: Co., Inc. Providence, R. I. NIH XOIU IN X KIIXHIK lll N1 HUSIONI WASH IIIILMHIIIIIK IX BLA1 R Sc CO.. INCORPORATED 24 BROAD STREET NEYV YORK 3 1 ooo Machinists' TIIPISE TWO pictures well illustrate the growth which 4-1 years of honest: dealings have ae- eomplished. The lrusiness founded in a small wooden building by David llrown and his son Joseph Il.. Brown is modern plant covering over 1,360,000 sq. feet- rnade possible hy our high I5 I ,M M Brown 8: Sharpe lllfg. Co. not Machines C me sittin Providence, R I U S A kt p U, ,',,,,.-nn Screw Machines Grinding Machines Gear Cutting Machines Hobs 8: Cutters strirrdurcls of quality. -aulb-g1l'l by , i Tools vi 1 5, 'ix r-.ard . ,.r 0 ns' ,Q Q., - -, - - 1 . Quint e toda conducted in a most Q J V '5' ' V 1 'i it IL M ' Ii . MB r'1'ii7l'x,n-.4 . nr , r - n -,-,A- ' U - 4 y . rw-'QT 'W um! 1 , 45 Styles, 3,000 Sizes . i ,M M 4 'Ti U. . ips' ' I ' Compliments of FOSS HUGHES CO. illistrilzutors fy' the Pierce Arrow Nlotor Cars and Trucks 206 Elmwood Avenue, Providence, R. I. Oct Oct Oct Oct Oet Oct Oct BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-Confiniicrl from page 2 Prof. Johnson stalls the little blue-green tlivver right in the middle of the Campus. Five men try before one cranks it. Corporation and Faculty present the Prex with a watch in appreciation of his twenty years of service. Marcus Aurelius and ho1'se receive personal invitation to the Harvard game. . Bruce Coulter is the Seniors' choice to guide them i11 their final year on the Hill. Nearly one-third the college present at mass-meeting for Harvard game. The Brown Bear invades tl1e Stadium, and rather scares the haughty Crimson after the first few minutes of play. Score: I-Iarvard 7, Brown 0. The cheering section puts the opposite stands in the shade and is commented on by the New York press. Prof. Allinson and Prexy attend Dartmouth anniversary and Greek 15 gets unprecedented ent. First Union dance. Uninitiated f1'CSllII1CI1 much in evidence. Stevens '20 honors Juniors by attending chapel on their day. I C0lll'l.7tlIlfll on. page S 4 ESTABLISHED IBIS Ciifiiiiggiii ,D tleineriii urnizshixig I nba, MADISON AVENUE COR. FORTY-FOU RTH STREET NEW YORK V., ..4,..,.. ,..,...,..,.,. BROOKS ONLY A BROTHERS L STEP FROM New Building Grand Central Telephone Subway, and Murray Hill many leading 8800 Hotels Garments for Every Requirement For Day or Evening Wear For T ravel, Motor or Outdoor Sport English Haberdasheryg Hats and Shoes Trunks, Bags and Leather Goods Liveries for Menservants Send for Illustrated Catalogue BOSTON NEWPORT TREMONTCORBOYLSTON 220 BELLEVUE AVENUE 5 IQSTA BLISII ICD 1884 H. S. Tanner Yum Yum Bakery The Turks' Head Jeweler All kinds of Pies DE I.'. Watzl x., Cl ek., immmlnwell-iff or I Cake and Pastry A! I 'opulm' Pr1f1'es ff0f7Gi7 i11g a Specially No. U0 Westminster St. - IVEYBOSSE F 51- ISRUNO VIC'l'OR1OUS-01' del'e:Lted-B1'0wl1 songs tell lflll! lffllllllllll el' Imld forthglorieuspremisel'erl,I1el'nextv time. So, teog Illneuglmellt, life, 1,l1e1'e's Music to IIOIILIIIUGII joy, luring I'ClZl,X1I.tI0ll, to provide entert:Limnent. You should have Music in your daily life. NEW EDISON VICTROLA WELL.-CI-IOSEN PLAYERPIANO GRAND AND UPRIGI-IT PIANOS The Meiklejohn Company 297 WEYBOSSET STREET, PROV. PAWTUCKET WOONSOCKET The Playerpiano House of Rhode Island www MAKE NOTHING 1sU'1' 'rms vlclw 1uss'r LOUIS OLI ER hutugrapber 337 VVESTMINSTER STREET Class Photographev' to Brown for the Past Eight Years. 6 RUBBER GGCDDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Rubber Footwear Mill Hose Rubber Clothing Belting Oiled Clothing Air Hose Plumbers, Supplies Packing Druggist Sundries Matting Sporting Goods Fire Hose Garden Hose Gaskets Suction Hose' Valves WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I I-Iope Rubber Company 93-97 Westminster Street, PROVIDENCE, R. I. Crocker System Rubber Stores --L OXFORD PRESS 4 Q , , - 12' IAIL - ,, cy llllill Oxford Linotype Composition Co. lTIE'AKT'5TORf'1lIA1'5'I7Iff ERENT Pr in ie rs Good Subjects for College Rooms my Providence Picture Frame Oo. y 226 Public Street 61-U7 Arcade Bldg., Slrd Flour, Providence, R. I. RHODE Tl-IE FAR EAST Finest Chinese and American Restaurant in New England 230 WESTMINSTER STREET Oet. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-Conl'i'n1w1l from page 4 Frosh show the way in interelass track meet. ' Cross-country team makes debut at Orino. Midnight secs fraternity men roaming around campus. Brown shows Norwich how gentlemen play football, score Brown 20, Norwich 0. I Captain Shefclman calls out the mat faneiers. Math. Club announces that it will study lowly game of craps. Musical Clubs watch the little birdie. Glee club dons claw tails for first time at Rhodes. Herald announces big mass-meeting to be held after the Syracuse game. Syracuse wallows over the eleven to the tune of 13-0. Last day of rushing: fraternities work overtime. Peace and quiet at last! ' Continued calm with signs of gatliering storm. Uolllillllfrfl on page 12 8 - MAMERICKS riarR2'.'.'1Ss?a ancl Yellow Pine Lumber HAVANNAII, HA. bKN IRANLNI O LAL BOSTON W. F. Broyvn 6: Co. 38 Kilby Street, Boston, Mass. Decks at East Boston 1567 rmLn:1-noN1c rowr HILL 1568 3077 . wr ' sm gaw f QUALITY and RELIABILITY Jewelry Silver Leatliei' Watelies Stationery Vietrelas INTERIOR FURNISIIERS TILDEN-Tl-IURBER Westminster Street at Mathewson Charles B. Maguire Company Builders Proviclence, Rhode Island Compliments of J. H. Duncan Co. P a p e r B o X Manufacturers T... Cincinnati, - Ohio The Merrill Company 98 Granite Street Boston 926 Contractors Healing and Ventilation Power Equipment James M. Slllllll, I'r1,.vi1lmiI mul tlrmrrrul Mmulgnr Edwuril W. Gibbs, Slwrnillry mul Trnluvllrrrr The Smith-Gibbs Co Succcssnrs to Prmriilvncu otlicc ol' This H. ll. Smith Cu Heating Contractors l'llOVIDl'lNCl'i, ll. I. U1ficu Sllnp mul Il urnImu.vn ll Hnulh ixllllll SIN-1-L 7-0 Lunmlrll Hlrccl L. SWEET 8: CO. LUMBER Nails, Asphalt Shingles 709 Harris Avenue - Providence, R. l. Compliments of John A. Gammons All Kinds of Insurance 171 Westminster St., cor. Dorrancc Behind the' C lock Albertl... Morrison, D.D.S. 29 Conrad Bldg. S385 Westminster Struct Providence, R. I. UN1VI'lRSI'l'Y HALL My name on your portrait means quality that can only be obtained by personal experience Portraits By E U G E R P N h r E o o d 4 IP' o i L d L I e E s n N l C , 8 e T n U d L L Y STUDIO, 489 WESTMINSTER STREET Formerly with While Studio of New York City 11 lem Howard-Wesson Compan WORCESTER, MASSACHUSETTS College Engravers of New England Ulf-' Unexcellecl Engravings for Class Books and other College Publications Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-00uf1'11.1mrI from page S I 6. Freshmen receive their bids in the Union, and then 'adjourn for refresh- ments amidst unconcealed joy or concealed gloom. Many a Fresh is thinkingg O wad some Power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers sec us! 7. Frosh exhibit strange buttonsg Probably seine new drive has started. 8. Yale Bulldog bites Brown Bear in fourteen places. 10. Slater undergoes its annual roof repairs. 11. Armistice Day. Special exercises in chapel. The A. E. F. boys sing and -Prexy's watch stops, resulting in the suspension of 10:20 classes. 12. Speculation rife as to probable Saturday cuts. 13. Prexy cuts chapelg Jack Archer ofliciates. 14. Mass Meeting for Dartmouth game. ' 15. Rising Phoenix-Like from the ashes of a season of adversity, giving football dope a terrific set-back the Brown Bear conquers Dartmouth, 7-6. Contimwrl on page 10 12 Chemicals, Chemical Glassware, Scientific Apparatus and Jewelers' Supplies Geo. l... Claiiin Company Wholesale and Retail Druggists 62-72 South Main Street - Retail and Prescription Department Providence. R. I. N 62 and 64 South Main Street 249 Ilnnrsa-Bnuruens moron can BROADWAY SALES COMPANY ' Washington Street Providence, R Have Your Last Spring Duds Swiss-Cleansecl 'l'be Swiss nnike it easy for 0, fellow to keep his elotliing looking its best --mul, ol' eonrse, every 1'Cf1,'lllH.l' fellow :rims to look his best nt: :ill times. A Swiss elennsing will make the suit or eont tlnct is on the blink as clean :incl shapely as :L new ggarrnent. All the grease and perspiration tlmt wears out clothing before its time will be removed, :incl the s1n:n't lines that got yon when you first bought the garment, but lmve long since vanrishecl, will be revived. Ilow about your lust Spring clurlf-1? vV0,1'C betting: n. Swiss elernrsing on them will save you quite n low dollars. The New East Side Store is Handy-246 Thayer Sl. near Angell Phone: YN, Plant: BROAD S S 675 Euvrwoon 5100 CLEANSING COMPANY AVENUE 13 THE FLAG RUSH k w Fuel Oil Oil Burners J F ess Rotary Oil Burner, Inc. BOSTON, MASS.. Providence Office: 906 Turks Head Bldg. V M X ContrqqtorsforQilfandk0i1 Burner Equipmentifif' 'T V 7 a . io Q, Brown University State of R. I. ' R. I. H. Trust Peoples' Savings Bank -Butler-Exclr Co. PaW't. Sdhool Dept. Turks Head Bld. R. I. Hospital Ind. Trust AND OTHERS 1 ,f - '1-' .'s 14 f 4 J. A. JORDAN, Proprietor TELEPHONE CONNECTION General Photo Company Commercial .Photographers PHOTOGRAPH ANYTHING-ANYWHERE We are equipped with Revolving Cameras for large group work 404-405 Mercantile Building-l3l Washington Street Providence, R. I. The Fisk Teachers' Agencies 2A Park Street BOSTON, MASS. New York, 225 Fifth Avo. l'il.l.:-rlnnplr, 549 Union Armulo Mornpllis, 23lill0v0r'1orr Pk. Circ-lo ltirrninglnun, 809 'l'i1lo ltlrlgf Clriungo, 28 IC. Jackson lilvcl. Denver, 317 Masonic 'lllbllllllft l'ort.l:rnrl, Orr-gon, 509 Jonrnarl Bldg. Berkeley, Cnl., 2161 Slmltrrr-lc Avo. Los Angeles, 510 So. Spring Sta. Jumbo Restaurant BOYS! BOYS! Try Our Good Food Prices to suit all 38 College Street Of lnterest to BROWN MEN Every :nnbilions slnclonl' will soon unter' some lJllSllH'SS or profession. Wlnrtovor il, may lic, :1 luiowlorlgo ol lmnliing will prove vnlrmlilu. If you would like to ncqniro some ol this inforrnntion now, our ollicors will bo glnd to miswor' any questions tlnrt. you em-o to risk. Como in today :incl get zwqliziintocl. Look over our fawilitios :incl note how our cqniprnonl, lnrs burni e:n'c-frilly rlosignocl to prolovt llro irrivmslrs of our custornors. Y f l' Rhode Island Hospital Trust Company - I5 WESTMINSTER ST. - -f' Shaman Cloihes For College Men are made by skilled workmen from selected all-wool fabrics o. glulnnvxouvx O'r'YbU' 'rr-ns - serzvrcrs - sroaei :QF swnfo 2 - - 3 fill REI ER'S me Pure Drugs '3 .X iii K-sv! :gif N'!-f..c,f:.a j -4lWiITlmla nlrmnaullllkw- D. B. UPDIKE fltbe Hwerrpmnunt Dress 232 SUMMER ST. BosToN PRINTER OF THE BROWN UNIVERSITY CATALOGUE, PUBLICATIONS OF THE JOHN CARTER BROWN LIBRARY E9'c. GTC. GTC. Ojieers and Students of Brown Unifver- sity are invited to 'visit the Press, 'wbieb is elireeqfy opposite tbe South Station, Boston Nov Nov. Nov Nov Nov Nov. Nov. Nov. Dee. Dee. Dee. BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-f'm1l1'nuerl from page I2 Freslnnen get wood! Basketball starts. Bill Shay attends elmpel. Forty-two men stzmrt to compete for positions on Jug. Brown 6, New Hmnpsliire 0. College Orchestral appears in Union. Columbia lutnrls out surprise to the tune of 7-7. Tlmnksgiving dinners at friends' houses :ire enjoyed. Cold turkey and classes. Beans and eolcl turkey. Gym classes start. Freshmen learn to swear. Union clnnee. Only twenty stings allowed because they intrurle in the o1'g:miz:1tion ofHees. Soplis clefezit Fresliies 14-O. Freshies nimble to get tlirougli gate. C07If'I.ll.1ll'!l on page 20 16 4 Entering the World Electric THE graduate of today enters a world e ectricsl. Gathered from the distant waterfalls or generated by the steam turbine, electric power is transmitted to the busiest city or the smallest country place. Through the co-ordination of inventive genius with engineering and manufacturing resources, the General Electrle Company has fostered and developed to a high state of perfection these and numerous other applications. And so electricity, scarcely olderthan the grad- uate of today, appears ln a practical, well de- veloped servlce on every hand. Recognize its study lu applications to ll!e's utilize lt to the utmost mankind. eneral Electric Com any iiilefsgofm. 17 F red I-I. Perry Complimemof G. Kenneth Earle Stationery, Magazines 4 Market Square Caralsfor All Occasions Providence, R. I. Tobacco, Ice Cream, Cold Drinks Lovell and Covell's Chocolates Circulating Library Gifs Providence Pzciures Framed Multigraphing Company Multigraphing and Printing f Corner Thayer arncl Letters Benevolent Streelirs 326 JllSl'r below Cru-:well Hall 417 Industrial Trust Building Open Sundays, 2-S P. M. Providence R I Compliments of Chandler Motors of Rhode lsland, lnc. 2l2-ZI6 Broad Street, Providence S H U T Z CARL A. LIND Here Every Monday T ,I r Pays Cash for Old Clothes il--B Highest Prices Paid Rooms 205-207 Francis Building 49Pca1'l Avenue, llexwlnnoniv, Mass. 146 Westmlllstel' St-i P1'0VlClC1'lCC 18 I I-IE BRUNS W ICK IQ- Convenient to the Theatre and Shopping Districts g'M,,'44E55i-img c J' F X q ' We' sv I The sort of hotel guests visit once and return to each time ggyiiih they come to Boston. In addition to Hotel Service there is 2. 9 iw Q the attraction of dancing to fine music J migfwf , u ll From 6.30 until l2.30 ' - - f I .?'ai:,1z3 ik THE LENCX n Sava lil!!! I x Qlli gm, X ,. Eisngigl QW Boylston Street at Exeter In the centre of Boston's Back Bay Residential District For many years historical as the stopping-place of College Teams. The Old Grad claims it still and so do the Under- graduates. It's lheir Hotel. t L. C. PRIOR Managing Director John F. Greene Co .IOIIN A. IIELCIIER, Owner' D r ai k e M C O. Service Printers my lVIanufacturer's Sales Agents 55 Pine St., Providence, R. I. Patronize the Brown nion Book Store All profits go to the sup- port of the Brown Union Dyestuffs --a n di Chemicals GIG' Turks Head Building Providence, Rhode Island Dec Dee Dee Dee BRUNONIAN CALENDAR1f'0lllIi7llI1'llffflllli page 16 Black eyes and lame muscles in lower classes. Musical elubs go to Wheaton College. Wet snow spoils evening for some. Bruce Lindsay cuts a class. Much talk about Xmas vacation. Faculty holds meeting and extends Xmas recess. Mike Sehoeneweiss breathes freely. Dee. Brown quintet smothers B. U. 28-14-. Football men get Bus, Dee. Armstrong elected eaptain of 1921 eleven. Doe Gardner almost euts a elass. Dee Petition for Xmas recess still talked about. Doc lleralfl fills up space with l'1'ate1'nity agreements. Dee Sock and Buskin gets away with a couple of plays. Doe. Five men selected for managerial seuts. Dee. Much studying of time tables. Dee Brown 33, R. I. 21 in basketball. More studying of time tables. COIIHILTICII on page 24 IN D U S T R l A l.. T-RUST COMPANY Resources More Than 580,000,000 Puritan Lunch Company For Pure Food Good Cooking All the facilities consistent Prompt Service with conservative banking are available to our cus- tomers. May we be of service to YOU P 9 49 Westminister Street 0 Weybosset Street Providence, R. l. 20 Pipes C igars Tobacco Cigarettes DLANDING S SMOKE H P S4 WEYBOSSET J lllllllllllllllllll Q 7 O llllllllllllllll U The Store of Service Builders', Boat and General Hardware Ammunition, Cutlery, Automo- bile Accessories, Electrical Supplies, Bath Room Fittings, Tools for all Trades, jewelers' Supplies, Lock- smithing, Safe Opening and Repair- ing, Heath R Milligan Paint, Ohio O. V. Varnish. We have cmnplete lines in :ill ilep:1.l'11rnmts nt prices which are fan' 1IlC2tSlll'0S of value. Belcher 8: Loomis Hardware Co. 83-91 Wcybossett St., Providence, R. I. W COX SONS 8: VINING fir ffm 72 Madison Avenue :: NEW YORK g! lQ ,lim X Makers of ff! Caps and Gowns A , 'Q ' o Seniors a Brown f X rr g E t t W ifi l W . A g ,fr We ,ill l ,Z lf' 'W Zi' if 7. , ' The Modern Tailoring Co. I. WULOFF, Prop. SUITS MADE TO ORDER Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing Goods called for and delivered ,vnonn Anunnr. 3014-J 127 Thayer St., Providence, R. I. Business Men The system of 1 1'1Zlll'Clll,l,lll1.C By Appointment Is at great Advantage to you who cimlt waste tnne in at barber shop. Telephone time convenient. FONTAINEXS BARBER SHOP 42 Westminister Street Union 1449-W Providence, R. 1. Hospital Trust Barber Shop Manicure S123 - my Room 62l, 6th Floor Qpposite Elevators STONE, The Tailor Suits M ade-to-order' 3560.00 up Cleaning Pressing and all 1 1 l 1' r- fR f illmnk Lfirnihvw rzzzrzrM1112 fllfffll 211211112 311111 5'l1Ul1 2:ss Bonoflt st., num- College Hill 1 45111 sum New Burk Compliments of Providence Gas Company . 22 4 4. .. f7 Z --.4 4-4--,.1,i '4--- aw,-4,511 'fl .,, ' 'i7 fgg N 'ff- ' ' in ' ' - -ws uhh-.. . I I .. ...,.. I ,A , ,yin . . . A. .--W '2'1f--N' sv: -I 'e'e Hf--.'i I VAN WICKLE GATES The Liber Brunensis is bound in MOLLCY KOWIDE COVERS The beauty and value of a good book is enhanced by the use of Kowide covers Samples will be sent to annual Ealilors, Managers and Printers THE DAVIDJ. MoLLoY COMPANY 633 Plymouth Court - CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 23 Preston 65 Rounds Drawing Materials Company ak Booksellers and Stationers it C. S. Bush Company 08 Westminster Street 244-245 VYCybOSSet Stfeell Providence Rhode Island Corner Richmond btreet Dee. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan Jan Jan .Ian BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-l.'ontin.ilc1l from page 20 20. llemlrl headlines, f'Armstrong not hadly hurt. Seating eapaeity inade- quate. All Brown stays awake in 12.20 classes thinking of home and mother. Much heralded Xmas recess begins. 5. The howling mob assembles. Now on to Mid-Years! A 0. Jug announces contents. Gym. euts begin to get infected and cause trouble. 7. Bull Dog 30, Bear 18. Basketball is a punk game anyhow. 8. The Sophomore class with aid of Prexy succeed in getting out of chapel. Class held in English 7. 9. Brown wrestlers lose to M. I. 'l'. Musical Cluhs print program for hun- dredth time. Prof. Vaughan In 1892 as you recall-- Applause. 10. Basketball team loses to Worcester. ' 12. llcralfl still advertises New Fall Suits . 13. Union Dance successful. MaeCready stops dancing, sneezes three times vociferously, and resumes dancing. 14. Basketball team wins. Dog attends Doe Duuning's Poli Sei class. 15. Wrestlers throw Tufts and Stephens throws Bull. 10. N. Y. U. gets a start and keeps it. I '01:tz'ux1u'rl on page 28 Compliments of Chin Lee Company 2-I Q3 FRANK E. WING l65 Broad Street :: PROVIDENCE, R. I. W. R. Walsh. Mgr. Prov. Branch For the Best in PAINTS AND INTERIOR FINISHES OIC WESTCOTT, SLADE 8: BALCOM C0. Providence, R. I. A Special Discount to Brown Students 'I'he presentation of your Brown Union Cami entitles you t.o it discount at our store on all purchases, with the exception of 1n'iee-restrietecl inereliauiclise. NVE ARE HEADQUARTEIIS FOR Watches Traveling Bags Diamonds Musical Jewelry Instruments Clocks and Supplies Umbrellas Cutlery Leather Goods Optical Goods Toilet Goods Phonographs Sporting Goods and Records Watch and Optical Repairing a Specialty :time cofaerboramcwlffybarfarfa Estublisliczl 1876 The Store of Reliability Anthony's Drug Store PURE SODA WATER CHOCOLATES PIPES and TOBACCO 178 Angell Street Providence Rhode Island 1Cstnblisl1,crl.O1'ci' ri Century Sullivan Company linen s. r'1aNNisu, Pres. Fine Shoes and Hosiery I59 Westminster Street Youth is everywhere in place, Complimenls of 5 says Emerson: and another great gjljfggoghgg 5g1j1,,L,'jQg.,:'1uS' be Calder 8: Richmond YOUNG men who desire the best as an aid to attain that appearance necessary for success I should see our assortments of - - 5 Handkerclriefs Hosiery 5 ' De Luse Sllirtings Marla Cross Gloves Bill Folds and Wallets if 153 YEARS YOUNG 33 Market Square ' . f PROVIDENCE - . Qglahinng 5 R I Try the Huh Shoe Repairing C 9'f 1f 'S f Company Hennessey Laundry 60 WASHINGTON STREET Near City Hall Narragansett Machine Company Gymnasium Outfitters PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND 26 WATCIIING A WRES'l'LlNG MATCH L ella E. Pinkham Compan A Reliable Remedy for woman's ills is Lydia E. Pinlcham's Vegetable Compound. No other medicine has such a record for so long a period of time. LYDIA E. PINKlIAM,S Vnc:1a'1'ArsL1c COMPOUND is prepared from the choieest herbs, collected in this country and various European countries. No hos- pital in the land pays more attention to cleanliness and all sanitary conditions than does the Pinkham laboratory. A visit to this plant would surprise you. The best advertisement of this most success- ful remedy is the unpaid and unsolicited commenda- tion of the hundreds ot thousands of Women Who have used it. All Druggzsls Sell It Give It a Trial 27 Jan. 19 Jan. 20 Feb Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-UOIIlill.1t0llf7'077L page 24 The Jug finds a contribution which is humorous. Samson decides not to print it for fear it will be laughed at. Gloom, Fear, and Anxiety, due to coming exams. First semester ends. Second semester begins. Great is loss among the Freshmen, and sad the faces of many of our Seniors. Liber prepares for a new editor. Baseball candidates report. Spring? Minstrel show gets a start. Pembroker snow-shoes to Arnold Lab! Base- ball practice. Basket and relayers lose. Wrestlers win. Dean gives his annual speech on scholarship. Suggests greater academic effort, and perusal of first semester marks. Liber Slips handed out. . Junior Week primaries. Fraternities get together. Many Freshmen are wearing sad looks and pillows. The music of oaken paddles greets the ear. C0l1.f'l:H7l6ll on page 30 Compliments of The E.. F. Albee Theatre The Victory Theatre The Empire Theatre Compliments of American Stationery Co. tx' eybosset JCWClI'y CO. Blank Books and Stationery Loose-Leaf Systems, Index Cards, Filing ai? Cabinets, Legal Blanks, Theme Paper Cor. Madison and Weybosset Providence, R. I. 91 Washington Street Strand 'l'heatre Building Providence, Rhode Island Q8 ROBERT W. POWERS Distributor of I'Iudson and Essex Motor Cars for State of Rhode Island and S. E. Massachusetts HODGKINS 8: HARRIS Electrical Contractors Repair Work and ,Iobbing Given Special Attention 45 Eddy Street - - - PROVIDENCE, R. I Phone Union 650-W TI-IAYER IVICNEIL SI-IOES Satisfy not once but always Our representative is at the Churchill House every three weeks 5 T1-IAYER MCNEIL COMPANY Boston ----- Massachusetts QJ The Bert Horton Studio Compliments of Sharrett's Motor Corporation of Rhode Island Artistic Photographer Distributors WESTCOTT MOTOR CARS Special Rates to all Students WESTMINSTER STREET Providence, R. l. 255 Weybossel St. Providence, R. l. Compliments of Geo. H. McFadden 8: Bros. Agency Sixth Floor Boston Store Cotton Providence, Rhode Island Feb. Feb Feb. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb . Feb BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-ffoutinucrl from page 28 Orders for canes and pipes come in slow, despite Lathrop's efforts to create a demand. Another attempt made to make Brown men endure the Union Dining Hall. Bear loses to Cow-College in basketball. Brown Jug held up by freight embargo. One Senior hands in Liber Slip. Minstrels working hard to tone up their performance to the level of 'Refined Burlesque' . Another class held in English 7. Don Shaw caught in the John Hay. Three of Faculty attend chapel. Swimmers win at Springfield. Burse converses with Cap Cameron, and for once Cap had nothing to say. WtlSlllllgt.0lllS birthday. Bill MeSweeney thinks that the faculty should be informed that a man by the name of George Washington was born on that date, and that in some places they suspend college exercises. Baseball men in cage, literary men in Jug, Seniors in Rathskeller. Tom Applegate comes out with his perennial bloom . No head-aches af ter Senior Society meets. Bromo Seltzer on the downward slump. Bull Dog out-grapples Brown. l.'onI-inucrl on page 34 30 Complimenfs of HENSHAW gl SANDERS COTTON New York, N. Y. PROVIDENCE. R- I- New Bedford.Mass. We have a Complete Line of Sludeni Electrical Fixtures Desk Lamps Reading Lamps Flashlights and Unique Lamp Shades COME IN AND SEE OUR DISPLAY Agents for E. W. Ham Electncal Co. Elcclrlcal Merchandise al Wholesale Worcester. Mass. l.1-111 The Peerless Electrical Store 73 Exchange Place Providence. R. I. Compliments of H. R. LorclCo.,1nc Distributers of Winton M22 QL? Compliments of Reynolds ancl Danelcer W oot and Wool Waste H456 9352 97 Canal Street, Providence, R. I. , ff Every Student Should Have an Electric Desk Lamp 9 ' i m a., of-79' ' , Q, One that throws a bright light clownwarcl, 1-47,-' . . if directly on the book or Wfltlng, ancl protects the eyes from glare or strain. We have many styles From 53.00 Up - THE ELECTRIC SI-IOP 84 Westminster Street 52 Compliments of T. FRANCIS 85 Co. American - COTTON - Foreign Boston Providence New Bedford We buy all kinds of furniture, desks, Oriental rugs, etc. RG When buying or selling, call on l. Seltzer Sc Co. 29 Broad Street Tel. -Union -32-H Special lnduccmenls lo Brown Men Compliments of H. B. Farnum coTToN El Providence :-: R. I. BRUNONIAN CALENDAR-Corilimwd from page 30 Feb. 25. Professor Hunkins justifies academic demands of college. Basket tossers avenge themselves on Tufts. Feb. 26. Great anxiety when Bruce Lindsay fails to appear at John Hay. Seniors relieved when report comes that he is at the Public Library. Feb. 28. Druids sneak quietly into college only to sneak out again later. Mermen win from Weslyanites. Mar. 1. Liber fast nearing completion. Mar. 2. One hundred and forty Brown men shovel snow for the good of the com- munity and forty cents an hour. Mar. 5. Sixth straight for the swimming team. Another Senior hands in Liber Slip. Mar. 8. Crimson throws Brown. What the Ilcmld needs is subscriptions -and news. Mar. 9. Union Dance again. Only twent-y stags interrupt in organization offices. Mar, 10. Hcmlrl gets subscriptions. Murad becomes editor. F Mar. 11. Jug joke contest spoils Libcr's Grind section. Mar. 15. Liber Board sings the doxology, and the Liber goes to press. Compliments of Waite Auto Supply Company Compliments of Established 1907 Hazard COUOH Co ,lobbers of Everything . Automobile Providence R. l 'Div 64 Exchange Place Opp. Depot PROVIDENCE, R. I. 34 Compliments of Henryw. Masonoc Co. The Cotton -- Brown Providence, R. I. Jug Mw'SFufn1Sh1ngSand Athletic Equipment P ' it 235' Q55 Q52 9 Mack 'S . On sale at all news-stands 262 Thayer St., Providence B R 0 W N U N I O N LUNCH AND DINING Rooms Pure Food at the Right Prices Open from 7 A. M. to 7 P. M. 35 JOHN HAY LIBRARY Compliments of A , encks Spinning Companx Tire Fabrics 'Dk' PAWTUCKET, RHODE ISLAND J Ml- sk fly ,ll EAGLE P111Nir1NG AND B1ND1NG Co. We M aka a Specialty rj' PRINTING FOR SCHOOLS AND C OLLEGE S H 93 Q55 F3 Flatiron Building - Eagle Square Pittsfield, Massachusetts We Printed and Bound This Book 37 ...lili-l INDEX TO ADVEIQTISEIRS Page Page Albee Theatre .........,. . ,. 28 Lenox Hotel ........ . 19 American Stationery Co ..... 28 LinflI Curl AI ,,,,,,, I I 18 Anthony Drug CO- -------- - - . 25 Lord, II. ll. Co. Ine. .... . 31 Arnold Hoffman 8: Co. .... .. 3 M I III CII lug II CI II Bclghcr 85 Loomis ' Q1 Aiillnnolxilleslllli I i 2b Blair Co. .............. . . . 3 Mason Henry WI ' ' ' 35 Bland1ng's Smoke Shop ..... 21 I 1 I' -I ' ' ' i ,- , . I Mchoimiek, Wm. ........... . J.: Broadway Sales Lo. ...... . . . 1.3 MIIFIIIMIIH BIIIISI, AIIIIIIIIIY 80 Brooks Brothers ......... . . . 5 I- I- . H I ' ' ' ' ' ' . , , I Muklqolin Lo., lhc, ....... . o Brown Jug, lhe ............ . . . J5 MIIIIIIH CGI The 10 Brown 8: Sharpe Mfg. Co.. . . . . . 4 Morrymoutft lnrcgg ' ' ' ' 16 Brown Union Book Store .... . . . I9 MIIIIIIIIII TIIIIIIIIIIHI C'II'I' 21 IWKF lgzurflilll ' l ' l l ' ' 'lg Molloy, David J. Co. ........ . Q3 nIIunIIwiCk HOICII I I I I I I I I In Morrison, Albert L. .I ........ . 10 Bush, C. S. Co. ......... . . . 24 Narrangansett l'Iler-true Ltg. Co.. . . . SP2 Calder Q Richmond I I I I I I I 26 Narragansett Machine Co.. . . . 20 Eihglnfilcr 1:1 Otvrs ...... - - - Oliver, Louis .,,.,....... . 6 :XIII 00 l0. ........... . . . Oxfgrll P11355 IIIIII I I I 8 C ', ,.C. .... ...lil , I Cgkngonicgrfgiding 0 I I I 21 Peerless Electric Lo.. , , 81 . ' ' I Perry, Fred. H.. . . .. . 18 Dodge Automobiles .... . . . 1.5 MIIIIIIII Arrow 4 Drake 8: Co. ............... . . . 19 pi kk I tim' F' ' ' ' ' 27 Dnncnn, J. H. a cn. .......,. ... 10 1, H Imnk Q' I W ' ' ' 29 Eagle Printing 8: Binding Co.. . . . . . 37 34 ligl?:ind,., I I I I I I I Q4 Earle, G- Kcflflctll ---.----.-' 18 Providence Gas Co. ........ . . 22 Far East Restaurant ,,,,,,,, , , , 8 Providence Nlultigraphing Co.. . . . . 18 Farnum, H. B. 8: Co. ........ . .. 33 Proyidenee Picture Frame Co.. . . . . 8 Fess Rotary Oil Burner Inc. .... . .. 14 Puritan Luneh Co. ......... . . 20 Fisk, Everett U. Sz Co. ....... . . . 15 ROIHCIIHI 16 Fontaine s BarIber Shop. . . . . . 21 Reynolds 8: DImckIIIII I I I I I 32 Foss-Hughes Lo. ........ 4- R II Hospital TIIIIIIII CDI 15 Foster's.. ............. . . . 25 ' ' ' ' ' Francis, T. A. 8: Co., , . . . . 33 Seltzer, I. 8a Co. ......... I. . . . 33 Frank Brothers ,.... . . . 22 Sharrett'sAlVlgtpr Iljorporation. . 30 Gammons, John A. .... . . . 10 Sl1uman:I . Ilo. ........... . I5 General Eleetrie Co.. . . . . . 17 Qmlth f'113'3H, LO' ' - ' - ' lil General Photo Co.. . . . . . 15 fftmlc UIC lmlor' ' ' - ' ' Glnddingg IIIIIIIIIII I I I 26 Sullivan ffo..I ..... . 2.1 Greene, John F. st on.. .. in Zwffvfncli Mfg- 1 -- Hazard Cotton Co. ....... . . . 34- ' Wigs ' Ummb 0 ' ' ' ' Henncssey Laundry Co.. . . . . . 26 Tanner, II. . . . . . . . 6 I-Icnshaw SL Sanders ..... . . 31 Thayer McNeil Co.. , . . 20 I-Iodgkins Sz Harris .... . .. 20 'l'ilden-Tliurber ..... . 0 Hope Rubber Co. .......... .. '7 Tully Studio ...... . 11 Horton Studio ................ . .. 30 - I - Hospital Trust Barber Shop .... . .. 22 Vlgdm' Louis ' 18 Howard-Wesson Co., The .... . . . 12 Waite Auto Supply Co. ....... , 34- Hub Shoe Repairing Co. .... . . . Q6 Westeott Motors ............ . 30 Hudson Automobiles ..... . . . 20 Westcott, Slade 8a BIaleom Co.. . . . . 25 Industrial Trust Co.. . . . . . 20 Wffyboixset .LeYIelry Co.. . . . . . . . 4 1 Jeneks Spinning Co.. . . . . . 36 Wmgn mn ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'J Jumbo Restaurant .... . . . I5 Yum Yum Bakery .... . 6