Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1897 volume:

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SOLTMAN N, DRAWING MATERIALSRBLUE PRINT PAPERS, Q ARCHITPQ' sr AND E E E R S, S NT'lTQQ'IlT2,ff,2ZZfFSW309-SHE-Pd Warerooms: IIQ Fulton St., NEW YORK. 6,.I,e25i?,'1'fg',2,3,, TN ADDITION TO AN IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF SOLTMANNN AND OTHER STANDARD GOODS, THIS ESTABLISHMENT SELLS, AT NIAYUFACTURER5' PRICES, BUFF :Sc BERGER'S Engineering Instruments, FRY'5 Adjustable Drawing Tables, W. 6: L. E. GURLEY'S Engineering Instruments, LIGHTNING Gelatinized Photographic T. ALTENEDER sg sows' 3 Drawing Black Print Palm' RIEFLERK5 ........ f Instruments, RAPID pRlNT1NG SEPIA 0,- SCHWENCKEEKIRK C035 BROWN PRINT PAPER, Water:-Bath Black Print Paper, and numerous other specialties. 11 ESTABLISHED HALF A CENTURY. MAIZMBIZ ANY I ED HAVE M PATENIMPRQVEMENTS umm IM I , f NUT F0 rm-nan WLAKE5 THAT VNIILLWELL REPAY AN INVESTIGATION By TIIoSEDvrgglgE TD '5-EUUHE THE BEST SAFE ,MARWN SAFE ao, I2 PARK PIACE, NEW YUHII The ROOT Improved Water-Tubcboilcr. I A Safe and I , 3, Economical 'I - I IIS I I. I' IWEESEEHE mm Ii If f f -. 1 I-I, 5' ' F5 ,g' 'Q Generator. ,'xIL1..:f:vI--:ILE We ' A X- W- I FUFHISUCS , .,, -.r Dry Steam. '!! I... ,.,,, uw., '1-- ,IH 1 ,,..' '-.w11,,w.u1,,W5m:gw-JIEIW-IIugu..IinQ '2x5: -4:IU'5 I ABEN DROTH 81 ROOT INSULATED WIRES AND CABLES IIERIIIL, as SUBNIIIRINE AND .... UNDERGROUND .. FOR.. Tafczrzsmzlrszbfz of Power, W Z'7'Z.7Zg Bzrzzfdzhgx. WRITE FOR SAMPLES AND ESTIMATES. THE QKONITE COMPANY, LTD., 28QCLIEI2 ST., NEW YORK CITY. NEW YORK. . J ESS0 , T WESTON STANDARD EXPOSITION. I3 EST . VULTIVIETERS E- .3 STEEL SENSE, ENGLISH STEEL. , I AND 72' :J BEST TOOL STEEL in great variety of sizes. W ROCK DRILL STEEL fin bond or duty paidp. Z! BEST CIRCULAR and BAND SAW PLATES. FOR . K J If BEST ANNEALED TOOL and DIE STEEL. ' A 65' DOUBLE-SHEAR and SHEET STEEL. Laboratory USC. Eff?-Ez:-ff ' TRUSS SPRING and BLISTER STEEL. ANNEALED DIE BLOCKS. ACCURATE- SEND FOR RELISXENLSETIVE. EEE CATALOGUE. NVM. IESSOP 8: SONS, LIMITED. VV- F- IVAGNER. Chief American Omce, 9: john St., New Yo k Gen'1Manager. Manufactory, Sheffield, England. .. .. Weston Electrical Instrument Co. II4-120 WILLIAM ST., NEWARK, N. j. bg aygchgfs hgelgy HOISTING ENGINES, with Ll:il?itI:dnrum,f0r E .......:.................... - ..A....,,......A..,.................. ..,........,....,.,,,.,..4,,,.,.,,,...,,., ENGINEERS, BUILDERS, MINES 4 y Q FURNACES, PILE-DRIVING, :ESEEE PIIIXTECTED .... I' if EXCAVATING, ETC, iam WNHM052 illllll ll li AND p AND EFEICIENT ef-E ,I l. IDTNEIMQTQIRSO X. l Illini 300 STYLES and srzas OVER ,. . ' ,A1..I ,-,wwf 12,000 IN USE rocket-illilbeeler SIEIictI:1c o. IIANUEACTUREIQ. , AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS. LIDGERWOOD MFG- C0- 39'-41 CORTLAN DT ST-.pi NEW YORK- BOSI?f?I1Il.'IIcInrEl?PtEfIlI'. sr. LOUIS. 95 LIBERTY STEEEI1-,YORK B I S H G P Q 55 SUGIIRIOWN, CHESTER CO., PII. . - ...... ESTABLISHED 1842 REPORT OF AWARD AT CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. 'I The exhibitors manufacture Platinum Vessels for laboratory use, made 'L- from native grain, which they refine or scrape. All articles are made from melted platinum and hammered out. Excellence in the quality of Platinum Apparatus. Signature of the judge, F. A. CENTI-I. First Premium at Franklin, - - - 1845- I. LAWVRENCE SMITH, F. KUHLBIAN, Approval of P. DEYVILDE, DR. D. WAGNER, Group of Judges: E. PATERNO, CHARLES A. Iov. J. W. MALLETT, First Premium at Centennial International Exhibition . . . 1878. REFINEIQS AND MELTERS OF PLATINUM. Manufacturers of Platinum Apparatus, Vessels, Dishes, Crucibles, Etc., .for all Laboratory and Manufacturing Purposes. Experimental Instruments made to order Cfrom draftsj at the same rate as other platinum work. All work HAM- MERED into shape, and warranted equal to any European work made. Old Platinum or native grain bought or taken in exchange. Scrap metal at the shortest notice. V All articles sent by Adams Express, directed to J. BISHOP K: CO., llfalvern Station, P. R. R Q will meet with prompt attention. CIRCULARS SENT FREE ON APPLICATION S. F. CARMICHAEL, 1 T, G. SELLEW 7 OF w A A A r lVIEN'S OUTFITTER. 5bm5w.f?if5pmm2, 1 RGLL Jsoqhsheepw' 1190 BROADWAY, bet. 28th and 29th Streets, l ggxggr 323425 1 f l D TOP 1 1, ll lgl cbaifgf ff' 1 I ,ga l T1 Go chefs, , DESKS- iouaazaa OFFICE FURNITURE -,,,f 'T 5 OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. f X ......................,...................,.., X, EE,E. 5 E.F.,.. .F,F , 111 FULTON sTREET, NEW YURK. Alf WHICH IS THE L Jl o. w. COE. T11Eo. ooLDs111T11 as CAMERQN STEAM PUMP. 1? SIMPLE, F 1 , RELIABLE, DURAELE. N0 Outside Valve Gear. Adapted for all Purposes. 1-E FMEA 1 .sla 1 ' ' FOR ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, ADDRESS l , 1 if Ef- ap ' THE A. s. CAMERGN STEAM PU M F WQRKS, Foot East 23d Street, New York. X 'I . 'i 2 ...N ED C F 172- E EU' al ? Q A l F l P + 81 C J O H N 0 N O ' 132 MPORTERS for our own exclusive use of all shades, in Drab. 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Gooch, Rinehart 81 Co, Section 7. One eoxgo Meyer Valve Duplex Compressor. E. D. Smith 81 Co., Section IO- Two I8X3O Meyer Valve Duplex Compressors. Locher, Harder 81 Williamsong Rosser, Hoge St Coleman, Section 11. One 1Sx3o Meyer Valve Duplex Complressor. Dandridge Sz angerg Woolfolk, Johnson it Comer, Section 13. One 18X3O Meyer Valve Duplex Compressor. Q16 C. C. Gilman 8: Co., Section 3. Exclusively. Mason, Hoge, King :Sz Co , Section 6. Exclusively. King K Mitchell, Section 6. Exclusively. Locher, Hanger 81 Mitchell, Section 7. Exclu- sively. Rosser, Hoge 8 Scruggs, Section 8. Exclusively. Mason 8: King, Section 8. Exclusively. NVinston 8: Co. Exclusively. E. D. Smith 8: Co., Section xo. Exclusively. Griffiths 8: McDermott, Section 1. More than half. McArthur Bros., Sections zand 4. More than half. Qualey Construction Co., Section 5. All but one. Gooch, Rinehart 8.1 Co.. Section 7. About oneehalf. Locher, Harder 81 Williamson, Section 11. About one-third. Dandridge 81 Hanger, Section 13. All but one. Woolfolk, Johnson 8: Comer, Section 13. About one-half. Smith Sz Eastman, Section 14. About one-fourth. LITTLE GIANT DRI LL. 1-2 hours ............................. hours ..... . . hours ..... .... hours ..... . .1, RAND DRILL CO., Ioo Broadway, New York City. 101 112 326 182 feet feet feet feet Stone and Websters Test of Imperial 3-Watt Incandescent Lamps S f vt'1i,'Q',f,'j,,,,,,,,,,, FOR COPIES ADDRESS THE MANUFACTURERS. Used by the West End Railway, Brooklyn Heights Railroad, and successful - in the International Competition at Hamilton, Canada. OVER BRYAN-MARSH CUMPANY- C VE.1iZ.f?..2t S'1' ,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ss, oFFIcE-13,6 LIBERTY STREET, NEVV YORK. vii Q' ki.. 1 Y 7'- Tyf'-TSX? fm eil qi N 1.15 gi gr' 4 Rf-Jkyxt' ' ' 1' 'x .rv-15: dm A ,EE-NN M QQ., mb ff 715 1 1. if - !mw 'fff W?77m 'A-.., ,Jflf 1 -G-:u f If JT Eb I4 1-3' QNX , Q A R fy I- X Q Jf N M bx I ,l k . x A xx we 4 mf 1 A is fx V 1 KK I? xi' gg' Q rx Q . 1 ? lp ,Ethic 1 'rf -, JL Qs :I 1234?-U, .tv U W ' ,.. Oakl 9ET'Hab3m PAGE Dedication .... .... . . . 5 Acknowledgment .... ... 6 Board of Editors .... ... 7 Trustees .... .... . . 8 Faculties .... .... . . . . 9 FRATERNITIES .... ... I5 Alpha Delta Phi ... ,,, 17 Psi Upsilon .... H, 19 Delta Phi .,.. 2 I Delta Psi ..... .,., . , 23 Phi Gamma Delta ..... .. 25 Phi Kappa Psi . .. . Delta Kappa Epsilon Zeta Psi ........ .... - .. 27 31 Theta Delta Chi .. Phi Delta Theta .... Delta Upsilon ........ Sigma Alpha Epsilon .... . Summary of Membership. . Phi Beta Kappa .... .... BARNARD COLLEGE. .. Kappa Kappa Gamma .... Class Officers .... .,.. .... PA Undergraduate Association .... . . . Barnard Annual ..... .... . LAW SCHOOL .. Class Officers .... Phi Delta Phi... GE 33 35 37 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Webster Law Club ...... MUSICAL SOCIETIES... The Buccaneer .... .... ...... . . . Columbia College Musical Society .... Glee Club .... ..., ..,. .......... . Banjo Club ...... Mandolin Club ..... . Barnard Glee Club .... PUBLICATIONS ... Spectator ........ Literary Monthly .... The Morningside .... . ......... . The School of Mines Quarterly .... Columbia Medical News ........ LITERARY SOCIETIES Philolexian Society .... ...... Barnard Literary Association . .. Debating Union ..... .... . .. Spring joint Debate .... Fall joint Debate .... . Shakespeare Society .... Gontente- Continued. PAGE 5o 51 52 53 55 57 59 60 61 63 65 66 67 68 69 70 7r 72 73 74 75 ATOUTESLES GLOIRES DE '97, , Class History .... .... .... .......... . Class Officers ..... Triumph ..... . . Class Show .... ... Cast of U Our Boys . , junior Ball Committee .... ATHLETICS ........... Columbia College Union ... Track Athletic Committee ......... .... . Ninety-Seven-Ninety-Eight Field Meeting. .... . Annual Spring Field Meeting .... .... , .. Princeton-Columbia Field Meeting. .. Annual Fall Field Meeting .... . . ... Annual Intercollegiate Field Meeting.. . . Record of Intercollegiate Prizes ..... ROXNIING COMMITTEE .... ..... Ninety-Five 'Varsity Crew .... Records ot 'Varsity Races ..... Ninety-Eight Freshman Crew .... 'Records of Freshman Races ,... PAGE 76 76 79 80 81 33 84 35 86 37 88 59 90 91 Q2 93 95 96 97 99 IOO F001 BALL COMMITTEE .... .... Interclass Foot Ball Championship ..... Ninety-Nine Foot Ball Team ..... BASE BALL COMMITTEE ..... . . Ninety-Seven Base Ball Team .... Lawn Tennis Club ..... .... . .. Gun Club .... .... . .. MISCELLANEGUS .... .... .... Memorial to Professor Merriam . . Memorial to Professor Boyesen. . . Class Day .... .... ......... . . Commencement .... Chess Club .... .... Chess Tournament . .. Y. M. C. A .... Class Officers . .. QOl1tenI5-Continued. 'PAGE . 101 Students' Board of Representatives. . . . . . . 102 Engineering Society .... .... .... . . . , 104 Alumni Association .... .... . . . .. 105 INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ,... .. IO6 The College .... .... .... .... . .. 107 School of Mines. . .. . . 108 GRINDS .... .... . .. 109 School of Mines ....... .. . .. 110 The College .... .... .... . . . . . II 1 Ninety-Eight Advertisement .... . . . 1 I2 A Farce. .... .... .... .... . . .. II3 Ninety-NinePastoral. ... . 1 I4 Verses .... .... .... . . 115 Finis .... .... . . . . 1 16 Advertisements .... . .. 1 18 Advertisers' Index . . .. If W' I .asf 4 P AGE 120 121 122 123 123 126 129 I32 136 141 142 145 146 148 T49 150 ,, ,.:f. k r ' ..: T 3 5 -. H ., Z-, 5 571 I d c 1 .:,. ,,L,, Q - - ' , W ' A , Y' ,1 f V - A. . A a Q ,,1l il? ,,.-,- '- i 3 . . 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PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, HENRY BEDINGER MITC1-IELL, EUGENE CARROLL BROWN, ALBERT WILLIAII PUTNAM, JOSEPH LEA FEARING, OSCAR BLOODGOOD SMITH, jr., CHARLES HERMAN FULTON, CHARLES FREDERIC WHEATON. - 7 1? . .1- A Q fx ' I ig, f N ETRUSTEES E L 4,0 A ...E .EBL P D' A .' , . Y 'I , T RW ' ERI 'K I 5 Ii Q HX VVILLIAM C. SCI-IERMERHORN, '40, CA6ZZ9'77ZLZ7Z, JOHN B. PINE, '77, Clerk. JOHN MCLEAN NASH, Treasmfeaf, 67 NVa11 Street. MORGAN DIX, S.T.D., D.C.L., '48 LENOX SMITH, '65. STEPHEN P. NASI-I, LL.D. JOHN CROSBY BROXVN, '59. JOSEPH W. HARPER, '48. HENRY C. POTTER. D.D., LL.D. QCantab.j CHARLES A. SILLIMAN, '5O VVILLIAM H. DRIXPER, M.D., '5I. FREDERICK A. SCHERMERHORN, '68, MARVIN R. VINCENT, S.T.D., '54. GERARD BEEKMAN, '64. JOHN B. PINE, '77, ABRAM N. LITTLEIOHN, D.D., LL.D. QCantab.j CORNELIUS VANDERBILT. EDWARD MITCHELP, '61, ' GEORGE G. VVHEELOCII, M.D. W. BAYARD CUTTING, '69. FREDERICK R. COUDERT, LL.D., '5O. TALBOT W. CHAMBERS, S.T.D., '53. HERBIIANN H. CAMMANN. A GEORGE L. RIXfES, '68, WILLIAII GrERARD'LATI-IROP, jr., '62. SETH LOW, LL.D., '7Q. 8 W ll ' I ,IW ll AN U T, ,N ,.,... , ..., , . Jil' ill if ml, ' I' Nm . . A Jil. 1,41 1 -i'- J zagf PM I n V f ,4 Milli , SETH LOW, LL.D., Pffesialwzt. e Z N' jfacultp of Glolumbia College. 7 rx' ffffl. yf 4 .X W ec'+f - PROFESSORS. J. HOWARD VAN AMRINGE,A.M.,Pn.D.,L.H.D. gi Dean of Columbia College. I M Professors of Mathematics. l H H. T. PECK, PHD., L.H.D. liiglw fYf1fff Professor of the Latin Lan uaffe and Literature. g D OGDEN N. ROOD, A.M. THOMAS R. PRICE, M.A., LL.D. Professor of Physics. Professor of English Language and Literature JOHN NV. BURGESS, A.M., PH.D., LL.D. Professor of History, Political Science and Con- JOHN KROM REE5, A'M BM' Stitutional Law. y Professor of Astronomy. CHARLES F. CHANDLER, PH.D., M.D., LL.D. NICHQLAS MURRAY BUTLER, PHD. Professor of Chemmtry' Professor of Philosophy, Ethics and Physiology RICHMOND MAYO-SMITH, PH.D. Lecturer on the History and Institutes of of Political Economy and Social Science. Education. 9 Professor WILLIAM H. CARPENTER, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of the Germanic Languages and Literatures. ADOLPHE COHN, LLB., A.M. Professor of the Romance Languages and Litera- tures. GEORGE EDWARD WOODBERRY, A.B. Professor of Literature. EDWARD DELAVAN PERRY, PH.D. Professor of Sanskrit. A. V. WILLIAMS JACKSON, A.M., L.H.D., PH.D. Adjunct Professor of English and Instructor in the Iranian Languages. NATHANIEL L. BRITTON, E.M., PH.D. Professor of Botany. WILLIAM A. DUNNING, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of History. HENRY F. OSBORN, DQSC. DeCosta Professor of Biology. JAMES F. KEMP, A.B., E.M. Professor of Geology. R. S. WOODWARD, C.E. Professor of Mechanics. RICHARD J. H. GOTTHEIL, PH.D. Professor of Rabbinical Literature and the Sem itic Languages. EDMUND B. WILSON, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Biology. WILLIAM HALLOCK, A.B., PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Physics. GEORGE R. CARPENTER, A.B. Professor of Rhetoric and English Composition HENRY A. TODD, PH.D. Professor of Romance Philology. THOMAS SCOTT FISKE, A.M., PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Mathematics. HAROLD JACOBY, A.B. Adjunct Professor of Astronomy. JAMES RIGNALL WHEELER, PH.D. Professor of Greek. JAMES C. EGBERT, JR., A.M., PH.D. Instructor in Latin. JAMES H. HYSLOP, PH.D. Instructor in Logic and Ethics. OTHER OFFICERS. HOLBROOK CUSI-IMAN, A.B. Instructor in Physics. CLARENCE H. YOUNG, PH.D. Instructor in Greek. cARLo L. SPERANZA, A.M. I Instructor in Romance Languages and Litera tures. EUGENE H. BABBITT, A.B. Instructor in the Germanic Languages. NELSON G. MCCREA, A.M., PH.D. JOHN E. HILL Tutor in Latin. Tutor in Mathematics. BENJAMIN DURYEA WOODWARD, A.M.,PH.D. NGRMAN WILDE, PH.D. utor of the Romance Languages. Assistant in Philosophy. JOSEPH C. PFISTER, A.M. Tutor in Mechanics. GEORGE H-ILING, A-B: LOUIS H LAUDY PH D Assistant in Mathematics. Tufofin GeHCfa1ChemiSfCfy- GEORGE c. D. ODELL, A.M., PH.D. JAMES MACLAY, QE, Assistant in Rhetoric and English Composition REGINALD GORDON, AB- RALPH C. RINGWALT. Tutor In PhY51C5- Assistant in Rhetoric and English Composition LOUIS MARIE AUGUSTE LOISEAUX. Tutor in Romance Languages and Literature, ARTHUR M1 DAY1 . Assistant 111 Political Economy and Social HENRY J. BURCHELL, JR., BA. Science. Assistant in Latin. WILLIAM T. BREWSTER, A.M. HARRY APGNZO CUSHINQ AM- Tutor in Rhetoric and English Composition. Lecturer m History' J. BRACE CHITTENDEN, PH.D. CHAS. L. LAWRENCE. Tutor in Mathematics. Registrar. jfacultp of School of flbineff. . PROFESSORS. THOMAS EGLESTON, PH.D. LL.D. JOHN HOWARD VAN AMRINGE, A. M. PH.D. Professor of Mineralogy and Metallurgy. L.H.D. Professor of Mathematics, CHARLES F. CHANDLER, PH.D., M.D., LL.D. OGDEN N. ROOD, A.M. Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Faculty. Professor of Physics. II FREDERICK R. HUTTON, A.M., E.M., PI'I.D. Professor of Mechanical Engineering. JOHN KROM REES, A.M., E.M., PH.D. Professor of Astronomy and Director of the Observatory. PIERRE DEPEYSTER RICKETTS, EM., PH.D. Professor of Analytical Chemistry and Assaying. ALFRED D. F. HAMLIN, A.M. Adjunct Professor of Architecture. ALFRED J. MOSES, E.M., Pi-LD. Adjunct Professor of Mineralogy. CHARLES E. COLBY, E.M., C.E. Adjunct Professor of Organic Chemistry. NATHANIEL L. BRITTON, PHD. Professor of Botany. HENRY F. OSBORN, Sc.D. DaCosta Professor of Biology. FRANK DEMPSTER SHERMAN, Pri Adjunct Professor Architecture. JAMES F. KEMP, A.B., E.M. Professor of Geology. ROBERT PEELE, JR., E.M. Adjunct Professor of Mining. NVILLIAM HALLOCK, A.B., PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Physics. FRANCIS B. CROCKER, E.M., PH.D. Professor of Electrical Engineering. MICHAEL I. PUPIN, PH.D. Adjunct Professor of Mechanics. NVILLIAM H. BURR, C.E. Professor of Civil Engineering. ROBERT S. VVOODWARD, C.E., PH.D. Professor of Mechanics. HAROLD JACOBY, AB. Adjunct Professor of Astronomy. , INSTR UCTORS. JAMES S. C. WELLS, PH.D. ' Instructor in Qualitative Analysis. ALEXIS A. JULIEN, A.M., PH.D. Instructor in Microscopy and Microbiology. FERDINAND G. WIECHMANN, PHD. Instructor in Chemical Philosophy and Chemical Physics. RALPH E. MAYER, C.E. Instructor in Drawing. IRA H. WOOLSON, E.M. Instructor in Drawing. CHARLES A. HARRIMAN. Instructor in Architecture. B BASHFORD DEAN, A.M., PH.D. Instructor in Biology. GEORGE FRANCIS SEVER. Instructor in Electrical Engineerin GRENVILLE T, SNELLING, B.S. ANDREW E. FOYE, C.E. Instructor in Architecture. ' Instructor in Civil' Engineering. TUTORS. LOUIS H. LAUDY, PH.D. Tutor in General and Applied Chemistry. JosEPH STRUTHERS, PHD. Tutor in Metallurgy. REGINALD GORDON, A.B. Tutor in Physics. HENRY C. BOVVEN. Tutor in Quantitative Analysis. JOSEPH C. PFISTER, A.M. Tutor in Mechanics. LEA MCI. LUQUER, C.E., P1-LD Tutor in Mineralogy. JAMES MACLAY, C.E. Tutor in Mathematics. JOSEPH T. MONELL, C.E., E.E. Tutor in Astronomy. VVILLIAM H. FREEDMAN, C.E Tutor in Electrical Engineering. HERMANN T. VULTE, PH.D. Tutor in Chemistry. CHARLES A. I-IOLLICK, PH.B. Tutor in Geology. HERSCHEL C. PARKER, PH.B. Tutor in Physics. EDMUND H. MILLER, PH.D. Tutor in Analytical Chemistry and Assaying GUSTAVE R. TUSKA, M.S., C,E Tutor in Civil Engineering. ASSISYYINTS. ALEXANDER R. CUSHMAN, PH. D. HERBERT PERCY VVHITLOCK C E Assistant in Chemistry. ASA S. IGLEHART, A.B. Assistant in Physics. Assistant in Mineralogy. CHARLES C. TROVVBRIDGE, B S Assistant in Physics. HENRY S. CURTIS, A.B. MARSTON T. BOGERT, A.B., PH.B. Assistant in Physics. Assistant in Chemistry. CARLTON C. CURTIS, PH.D. Assistant in Botany. .THOMAS H'.HARR1NGT0N' CE' Assistant in Drawing. EDWIN M. BLAKE, PH.D. I Assistant in Mathematics. ADOLPH BLACK, C.E. HERBERT T' WADE, AHB. Assistant in Civil Engineering. Assistant in Physics. PAUL FUENTES E M E. C.E.' ' Assistant in Mining. Assistant 1n Mechanical Engineering. ARNoN L. SQUIERS. A.B. CHARLES-E PELLEVW E-Mg , Assistant in Mathematics. Honorary Assistant in Applied Chemistry PARKER C. MCILHINEY, A.M., PH.D. CLARKE G. VOORHEES, A.M. Assistant in Metallurgy. Honorary Assistant in Assaying. I4 ,i I HAMILTON, COLUMBIA, YALE, AMHERST, BRUNONIAN, HARVARD, HUDSON, BOWDOIN, DARTMOUTH, PENINsULA, ROcHEsTER, VVILLIAMS, MANHATTAN, MIDDLETOXVN KENYON, UNION, - CORNELL, PHI KAPPA, JOHNS HOPKINS, MINNESOTA, TORONTO, - gifrarermrp of Ellpba mira num. ESTABLISHED 18 ROLL OF CHAPTERS. I6 Hamilton College. Columbia University. Yale University. Amherst College. Brown University. Harvard University. VVestern Reserve University Bowdoin College. Dartmouth College. Michigan University. Rochester University. VVilliams College. College City of New York. Wesleyan University. Kenyon College. , Union College. Cornell University Trinity College. Johns Hopkins University. University of Minnesota. University of Toronto. 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I896 I GALE PIOGEBOOM CARTER, ALLAN JAY CLARK, WILLIAM HENRY HAYS. 1897 PUTNAM ASBURY BATES, FRANCIS FLETCHER PALMER, SEYMOUR PERKINS, CHARLES MARTIN CLARK, THOMAS BLOODGOOD PECK, Jr., ALBERT WILLIAM PUTNAM, NEWTON BOOTH KNOX, REGINALD WILLIAM PRESSPRICH. 1898 WILLIAM ALLEN BELDEN, DARWIN SHAW HUDSON, WILLIAM BITTLE SYMMES, Jr WILLIAM HENRY FEARING, Jr., ORLEANS LONGACRE, Jr., JOHN TOXVNSEND WILLIAMS, ALLEN FULTON EDWARDS, 'GEORGE HENRY STRIKER. 1899 HENRY CANNON CARPENTER, GARRETT CHATFIELD PIER, HENRY SCHROEDER, HENRY HAURSON HENDERSON, HUBERT VAN WAGENEN, Jr. SCHOOL.-OF LA W WILLIAM BEERS' CROVVELL, JOSEPH LEA FEARING, EDXVARD CODMAN PARISH, , CAMPBELL ERIE LOCKE. I I7 THETA, DELTA, BETA, - SIGMA, GAMMA, - ZETA, LAMBDA, KAPPA, PSI, - XI, - UPSILON, IoTA, PHI, PI, CHI, - BETA BETA ETA, - MU, - TAU, jfl'8t6l'l1lIQ of 1136i 'm1J5ilOl1. ESTABLISHED 1833. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Union College. - University of New York. Yale University. - Brown University. Amherst College. - Dartmouth College. Columbia University. - Bowdoin College. Hamilton College. - Wesleyan University. University of Rochester. - Kenyon College. University of Michigan. - Syracuse University. Cornell University. - Trinity College. Lehigh University. - University of Minnesota. University of Pennsylvania I8 E44 v 'Q'-Yr: iw JC G! K' WK? P Q 44-4 r ' e 'n k 'K '- M ull' - .wi 1511.7 - 31iQ13: aa N :3gI3i3:?' 1.- .-. 121212if :32a2:1 0 X 5-f:' 5 ,sz f--u 1 1 xx! lambba Qbaptel' of the 1fI'HtCI'flltQ of Upailon. ESTABLISHED JUNE B4 . POST GRADUA TES. HENRY B. BARNES JULIAN CHAMBERLAIN DAVID HOUGHTALING TAYLOR, FRANK POLK. THE COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MINES. 1896 CHARLES DU POINT COUDERT HARRISON KERR BIRD. 1897 HENRI- GEORGE FRANCIS CHATAIN WILLIAM A. O CONNOR JOSEPH SUYDAM STOUT, jr. FDXVARD LIVINGSTON DE ROSE ERNEST ISELIN FREDERICK PAUL KEPPEL. 1899 SAMUEL ADAMS WARNER BALTAZZI ARTHUR ALEXANDER FOWLER JAMES MONTFORD ECKLEY, jr. HUGH MCCULLOH BIRCKHEAD JULIAN APPLETON MADAN EDWARD LANSING SATTERLEE, HUGH ROLLESON FOSTER FREDERICK ASHTON DE PEYSTER, FRANK RANSOM STEPHEN. SCHOOL OF LAW PAUL ARMITAGE ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS GERALD LOWE, ALFRED WREAKS BOORAEM RICHARD ASTON ELLIOT WILLIAM USHER PARSONS, HARVEX ROBERTS KINGSLEY. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. ARTHUR HUTCHINS CILLEY, HARRY HETH RODMAN, EDWARD HENRY HARRIMAN SIMONS LEONIDAS MOREAU LAWSON, GEORGE REESE SATTERLEE, CHARLES MALLORX' WILLIAMS. I9 r I 2 I I v I I 1 I 7 T ! ! I 7 2 i 1 7 Y J I ! V ALPHA, BETA, GAMMA, DELTA, UPSILON, ZETA, ETA, - LAMBDA, NU, XI, - OMrcnoN, Pr, - ifrarernirp of :Deira rpm. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. - Union College. Brown University. - New York University. Columbia University. - Rutgers College. Harvard University. ' University of Pennsylvania. Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst - Lehigh University. johns Hopkins University. - Sheffield Scientific School. Cornell University. 20 -5,1 1 L mfprft gm' X X X 1 . 57 .if L JL, .... f , ..iEj.5:b3lLM1: X c Eelta Chapter of the lfraternitp of Delta llbbi. MARSTON TAYLOR BOGERT, THE ELLERY CDSXVALD ANDERSON, NVOODWARD BABCOCK, JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, Jr., FRANKLIN ALDEN BATCHELLER, FREDERICK REVEL KNEELAND, JAMES SEARLE BARCLAY, Jr., GEORGE EDXVARD BARNES, A. SCUYLAR CLARK, ESTABLISHED 1842. POST GRADUA TES. PERCY MORRIS BURRILL, ALBERT BOLAZ GALLATIN, CHARLES ALEXANDER MACY, 2d. COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OE MINES. I896 FANEUIL SUYDAM WEISSE. 1897 THEODORE LAWRENCE BOGERT, THEAKSTON DE COPPET, I898 RICHARD TYLDEN MACKAX', 1899 ITAROLD HOYLE GDDIE, SCHOOL OF LA W RENWICK CLIFTON HURRXL, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. HENRY HARRINGTON JANEWAY, ERNEST POTTER JENKS, JOHN HAMILTON POTTER CONOVER, FREDERICK HARRISON PIERSON, Jr., 21 LYNLEY SEYMOUR DAVIS, LUCIUS TROWBRIDGE MARTIN MONSON MORRIS. EDWARD SAYVILLE OGDEN, LINDSLEV TAPPIN. ROBERT SELDEN HUSE. EUGENE POOL, ' LEON DE JOLIE DE SABLA, PERCY IQIVINGTON VARNURE. ALPHA, DELTA, EPSILON, - IOTA, - LAMBDA, - UPSILON, PHI, SIGMA, TAU, jft'Hf6t'I1itQ of EGIU3. IDM. ESTABLISHED 1847. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Columbia University. - University of Pennsylvania. Trinity College. - University of Rochester. Williams College. - University of Virginia. University of Mississippi. - Sheffield Scientific School-Yale. ' Massachusetts Institute of Technology 22 ' 5 TR HP Jw I ww' f' +41 aw if wg H , + i w n 1 + 1 w L X 5 1 1. 1 , I v v w 1 ima 4. X ' A H F- ! XX f M ' ' L1 FW ' .'.j'.. f--. , N ggggz- 331 , , 1::: , il'-L 'I-.e M I: . - X, -Q ,fg'5!-vii 'X Lf' , jf V, .1, :v:.1- .. ,L . ,.,.14--. . ' 5 L -1.0 ' gi ,- i N X N I X X X F Q ' ., -A f mink! HIDIUH Gbapfef of tb? jfl'3f6I'l1itQ of ECUIH IDM. ESTABLISHED 1947. THE COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MINES. ROGERS HAMMOND BACON, JAMES BARNES HUMPHREX'S, EDWARD MAITLAND ARBISTRONG, LOUIS FITZGERALD, Jr., CHARLES SIDNEY HAIGHT, CHARLES HOXVARD ELMER, STEVEN DUNCAN MARSHALL, FRANCIS PHILIP BAYARD, 1896 1897 WILLIAM GOADBY LOEW, HENRY EVELYN PIERREPONT, Jr. 1898 STUYVESANT FISH MORRIS, Jr., HENRY COIT MORTIMER, Jr., 1899 JAMES DUANE PELL, SCHOOL OF LA W ROBERT MICKLE MILES, ADAM GORDON NORRIE. SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. JAMES GRAHAM PHELPS STOKES, 23 JAMES MUSGRAVE AER1'SEN DARRACH JOHN HILL PRENTICE, FRANCIS NEXVTON, ROBERT LOW PIERREPONT, LOTHROP RANDOLPH. HENRY ALFRED SCHROEDER. THOMAS WILKINSON SATTERTHWAITE, DANIEL WOODBURY WYNCOOP. ALPHA, BETA, DELTA, EPsII.oN, - ZETA, ETA, - LAMBDA, - MU, - - XI, - QMICRON, - PI, - SIGMA, - TAU, - UPSILON, CHI, - Psi, - - - OMEGA, - - ALPHA DEUTEIQON, BETA DEUTERON, GAMMA DEUTERON, ZETA DEIITERON, DELTA DEUTERON, - THETA DEUTERON jfraternitg of llbbi Gamma Delta. ESTABLISHED x848. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. NVashington and jefferson. University of Pennsylvania. Bucknell University. North Carolina University. Indiana State University. Marietta University. De Pauw University. University of lfVisconsin. Pennsylvania College. University of Virginia. Allegheny College. Wittenberg College. Hanover College. College of the City of New York. Union College. Wabash College. Columbia University. Illinois Wesleyan University. Roanoke College. Knox College. Washington and Lee Uni- versity. Hampden-Sidney College. Ohio Wesleyan University. LAMBDA DEUTERON, NU DEUTERON, - OMICRON DEUTERON, PI DEUTERON, - RHo DEU'PERON, SIGMA DEUTERON, - ALPHA PHI, - BETA CHI, . - GAMMA PHI, ZETA PHI, RHO CHI, - loTA MU, PI IOTA, THETA Psi, - BETA MU, - MU SIGMA, - KAPPA TAU, KAPPA NU, - DELTA XI, - LAMBDA SIGMA, - NU EPSILON, - TAU ALPI-IA, - ALPHA CHI, Denison University. Yale University. Ohio State University. University of Kansas. Wooster University. Lafayette College. University of Michigan. Lehigh,University. Pennsylvania State College. VVilliarn Jewell College. Richmond College. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. W'orcester Polytechnic Insti- tute. Colgate University. Johns Hopkins University. University of Minnesota. University of Tennessee. Cornell University. University of California. Leland Stanford University. New York University. Trinity College. Amherst College. V a if i :.-ii! f Y ,,,,, , ,-,iii - -V +:- fa ,V my Y' i2 , ,Nw iff ' -F-..-, ,L . - 'Q-iNi: . : ' L ,,f' -K -5 ' .--4 , ., 1 - mf Y l - QI' , . .T SE F. - f w nigga ii 1 1' - '5 -ge - ' D i af n ff L' - - ,fy-,ff - Q. 5 -91212 MSE 31-. .,f f 'ff V ' T ?iiiY f LL 4 'ISL I - -T -1 . . Q .-.iE,lE- Y W f gj3Y 1, i, - E ?f'i'-1-f .L-245 if 5251 -- ' :Severn -5?A+ f H E gi. f- :-51+-'E.-rffif ' E5 iV . 1. 3. Lo-mwocn--1 x 61 .5 gm- A .. ,, -W-, . -,,,,,u 35,9 . ,J-M, ,, .,, T. lf ,,, - X Y ,S X , . 'iakj' 'fs .. ,Q , q:-' ,7,, ' 1' vhpl uf' Q X 'x in I f. . ' H - X1 . 11- 1 . :L J ' ' . 'A' 4 . N ,il Z ' ' 1 .I U ' ' .1 11 1 . 5 M r W w - ' 3 Q' J 'N n u :I-,JA A-En 5 if L fy - fjh . , A , '1 3 ' 11 7, . '1 .V 1 ' .Q - . . rx ' ' 111 39 . cd i' I , . I, Y ,- 4 - -4.1 Q. . 1.5 . . 3115! A -j-S Ng - -j q , - -. R ' EW? 1-2 AN :X i' ,- -i , s .V EWS JA N fi Omega Glbapter of the jfraternitg of llbbi CBa1mna Delta. ESTABLISHED 1866. POS T GRA D UA TE. JOSEPH ALEXANDER WRIGHT. THE COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MINES. EDWIN ATKINSON BAYLES, GEORGE GREER, EDWIN CHAPIN HOLDEN, JOHN HENRY FULLE, VICTOR BUCHANAN BUCK, jr., HARRY SIMONS WATERMAN, ALONZO CAMPBELL, 9 VVALTER ROY CLAYTON, ANDREW WRIGHT CRANVFORD, ERNEST VALENTINE HUBBARD, KENNETH EVERNGHINI KELLOGG, 1896 ROBERT GLENN NICCREA, AMBROSE LKIONELL, jr., 1897 SEYMOUR IQEY ES FULLER, I898 EDWIN HOWELL DALY, WESTERN WESLEX' VVAGER. A 1899 WILLIAM PERRY HADWEN, jr., SCHOOL OF LADV. CHARLES LIONTEITH GILPIN, HENRY BUDELMAN HEYLMAN, MAULSIEH' KIBIBALL, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE. PALMER HEATH LYON, TRACY GEORGE RUSSELL, VVILLIAIII ELPHINSTONE KEI'f1I MITTENDORIP, 25 LOUIS HASBROUCK NEWKIIQK, WALTER CONWELL SHOUP, M.ANFRED UHL. FREDERIC LEWIS MILLER MASURY' NVILLIAM ROGERS WESTERFIELD, ALFRED WILLIALI HARRISON. GEORGE EHRET RUPPERT, EDWARD AUGUSTUS SELFRIDGE, Ir JOHN MCIQINLAV VVIGHT. GEORGE HENRY SEMKEN, HARRY WILSON STILES, FREDERIC OAKMAN XTIRGIN. Ilbbi 1kappa 11351 jfraternitp. FOUNDED 1852. ROLL OF CHA PTER5. Washington and jefferson College. Alleghany College. Bucknell University. Pennsylvania College. Dickinson College. Franklin and Marshall College. Lafayette College. University of Pennsylvania. Swarthmore College. Cornell University. Syracuse University. Columbia University. Colgate University. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Wabash College. Beloit College. University of Minnesota. University of Virginia. Dartmouth 26 Washington and Lee University Hampden-Sidney College. University of West Virginia. johns Hopkins University. Columbian University. University of Mississippi. Ohio Wesleyan University. Wittenberg College. University of Ohio De Pauw University. University of Indiana. Northwestern University. University of Chicago. University of Michigan. University of Iowa. University of Kansas. Leland Stanford jr. University. Amherst College. College. v I x 1 I 1' X ' F 'Ummm ...-If .IJ -E, WH, I. 'r' 11:14-r .. , ., wr , . - M .. 4. M .- . , n x o . , 1 -+1 H730 . I 1 we I .i 1 . -.. xfwf' w ,, V. ' W 17 K ,,A-H rin' ',,1 . f 1 , xl 05, lu . H Q 1 . f ' 4' -Q - 'ff -3 .YJ ,gr-' f X Q' if 1, .-Lvsciffuz i .. 1 L -M ' RJ Y. V ' VU v f. . 1 by A.,A .,.. :X I . . L, ,ff-if., fy 67,59:Em?gi,51q:,!5,Tmk' ,'j,5, . ,. N 4 V I Y ffgf' 5Q:r'- 'G?Qr' 'TL - M ' 1 -'L r. . 'M' Q?ai -5 Cbhilb 1 . we 4 1,11 '- 5 .V , ' fy g,g,Q H .V--,V--2. --.J-EQ ,: -:. , -4 14 g il? ' 533:35-1-wg-ff' .7 H, - , Tif f , . v y - -J ---x iwlwllvlup ' up-I L l AUG USTUS NICHOLS ALLEN, Tlilevo 1120111 Gamma of Ilbbi 1kappa llbsi. THE WILLIAIII STEXVART DAVIDSON, JOSEPH DAY KNAPP, SUMNER DEANE, EDGAR JOHN HOWARTH, ESTABLISHED 1872. RE-ESTABLISHED 1892. COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MINES. 1896 A GEORGE TREMAINE MORSE, 1897 A HOYVARD CARLISLE LOUDON, 1898 SCHOOL OF LA DK VVILLIAM THOMAS MASON. SCHOOL OE IWEDICHVE. 27 ROBERT HURTIN HALSEY. HENRY BENNETT MACHEN, XVILLIAM HOWE RIPLEY. BARTON WHITE VAN VOORHIS NORMAN HAYES PROBASCO. PHI, THE1'A', - XI, - SIGMA, - PsI, UPSILON, BETA ALPHA CHI, - ETA, LAMBDA, PI, - IOTA, - ALPHA PRIME, - OMICRON, EPSILON, - jfraternitp of Eelta lkappa Ilipoilon. FOUNDED 1844. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Yale University. Bowdoin College. Colby University. Amherst College. University of Alabama. Brown University. University of North Carolina. University of Mississippi. University of Virginia. Kenyon College. Dartmouth College. Central University. Middlebury College. University of Michigan. Williams College. DELTA DELTA, NU, V - TAU, - MU, RHO, - BETA PHI, - PHI CHI, Psi PHI, GAMMA PHI, Psi GRIEGA, BETA CHI, DELTA CHI, PHI GAMMA, GAMBIA BETA, - ALPHA CHI, THETA ZETA, College of City of New York. Hamilton College. Madison University. Lafayette College. University of Rochester. Rutgers College. De Pauw University. Wesleyan University. Rensselaer Polytechn Adelbert College. Cornell University. Syracuse University. Columbia University. Trinity College. ic Institute University of California. - University,of Chicago. 28 , if !A,x W' 1. Vi w Q ' fy, ff V5 - W N i g 1. f f lwu wrlF ,QQ x x 1 Gamma Beta Glbapter of the jfraternitg of Delta 1kappa Epsilon. CHARLES SIEDLER ADAMS, GEORGE CHRISTIAN AN1'HON, RICHARD PERRIN APPI,E'I'ON, GEORGE ALONZO ACKEN, HENRY LUDLOW BEADLE, JOHN THORIPSON CONOVER, RICHARD BIGELOW, WALTER BENNETT BORG, FREDERICK WEBER BROWVER GEORGE RAIRIIES BEACH, JOSEPH MAURICE DAGGE'1'T, PERCY FENTRESS DICKIE, 7 ESTA BLISHED xa74, THE COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF JWINES. 1896 1897 WILLIAM ARTHUR BOSTWICK, FREDERICK COYKENDALL, 1898 HAROl,D NEWBIAN HALL, HARRY STEWART HALL, CHARLES HUDSON IMACHEN, XVILLIAM ALLEN SMITH. 1899 NIORTIMER DRAKE BRYANT, WILLIAM BERNARD BRYANT, AUGUS1'US SNONV HART, AUGUSTUS ZEREGA HUNTINGTON. SCIIOOLS OF LA PV AND JWEDICINE. DANIEL EDDIE GRISWOLD, VICTOR WILLIAM HUNCERFORD, GEOIQGE ROSS, OSCAR ROWLAND SEITZ. 29 WILLIAM NEWTON RYERSON BENJAMIN TI-IORN GILBERT, ARTHUR BENEDICT GRIFFIN VVALTER BRYANT NIERRIAM, JAMES WILLIAh'I O,CONNOR, ARTHUR WARE, AINSLEY CORNELL QAKLEY, BENJAMIN BREEKLYN TILT, ALBERT LENT WATKINS, FREDERIC WHITE SHEPARD, LEEDS VAUGHN VVATERS, HARRY ADSIT XVOODRUFF, PHI, ZETA, DELTA, SIGMA, CHI, EPSILON, KAPPA, TAU, UPSILON, - Xi, - LAMBDA, - Psi, - IOTA, THETA XI, ALPHA, - ALPHA Psi NU, - ETA, - MU, BETA, Zeta llbei jfl'3t6l'l'litX2. FOUNDED 1846. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. 30 University of New York. Williams College. Rutgers College. University of Pennsylvania. Colby University. Brown University. Tufts College. Lafayette College. University of North Carolina. University of Michigan. Bowdoin College. Cornell University. University of California. University of Toronto, Canada. Columbia University. McGill University, Canada. Case School of Applied Sciences Yale University. Leland Stanford, jr. University. University of Virginia. K: ,P 55,1-J Jgjf 5 3? -fAx O5 2: ' s. :ff 'fi-A 'JJ Ellpba Gbapter of the jfraternitp of Zeta llbzi. REGINALD GORDON, GEORGE GUSTAV HEYE, ALFRED CHESTER BEATTY, CHARLES MORAN, LAWRENCE ATTERBURY, THOMAS IVES CHATFIELD, THEODORUS BAILEY, THE CO ESTASLISHED 1878. POST GRADUA TES. LLEGE AND SCHOOL OF 1896 I898 WILLIAM L. CASE, 1899 SCHOOL OF LA Hi CHARLES HENRY KE1'CHAh'I, STEPHEN FRASER THAYER, SCHOOL OF JWEDICIIVE. ROXVLAND Cox, jr., VVILLIAM STOUGHTON BOROUGH TERRIIIERRV, 31 CLARENCE WALTON VAIL. IWHVES. WILLIARI VVATSON. WALTER NICHOLAS CLAPP. HANS WILLIAM ZINSSER. WILLIABI COWLES RIDGNVAY, GERARD BEEKMAN UNDERHILL SHIRLEY ERVING SPRAGUE, RAYMOND LYNDE WADHARIS. BETA, - A GAMMA D1-ZUTERON, DELTA, - - EPsILoN DEUTERON, ZETA, - - ETA, - THETA, - IOTA, - - IOTA DEUTERON, - KAPPA, - LAMBDA, - MU DEUTERON, NU DEUTERON, - XI, - - OMICRON DEUTERON, P1 DEUTERON, RHO DEUTERON, TAU DEUTERON, PHI, - CHI, - Psi, - - SIGMA DEUTERON, jfl'3lI6I'l1itQ of cbefrl 3611121 Chi. FOUNDED 1851. CHARGE ROLL. 32 Cornell University. University of Michigan. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Yale University. Brown University. Bowdoin College. Kenyon College. Harvard University. 'Williams College. Tufts College. Boston University. Amherst College. Lehigh University. Hobart College. Dartmouth College. College of the City of N Columbia University. ew York University of Minnesota. Lafayette College. University of Rochester Hamilton College. University of Wisconsin 4 . ,JL LQY H f w -, ,qlws 'X 4, VQHM 'XX QQY , N ig +f1vfl ' V' f WK-Lx 'civil 'ei ERN A , s -1- ,V X ? .N H 1' - it -4 it , Z .1 1 F -4l'! Q4'1,2 , R U-ff , ' 'X ' 3f . , , 1x' .f ' '..' V ,Q , W wh 1T'VWNdWSmw Vs2QWn.'f -W,, 4 ,, gv-,jgfk H -x pf' riff , K A A X xxx .,.'L'31T- i ' - fs.. .-,-:EA ' - ff -Y i5'U-1-M' ,,,'- -1.542 f , - 1' . f ' - fQ ff: ,fn , ' ' X'1J : ' Z X51 Xvfziiv-4i'9h'. 3. -ffisf K ff if, ,V k 2 m L: X. --Qgfx L, 'fm 0 fra rf, ,Plum ff 1 - Ev Y ' -Q' 1Rbo Eeuteron Cibarge of the jfraternitxg of Gbeta Delta Qbi. 1-'OUNDED 1847. POST GRAD UA TE. FREDERICK LUDLONV LUQUEER, ----- THE COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OE 1896 PAUL MACGAHAN, ELLIOT MATTHEWS SERGEANT, WALTER IRVINE SLICHTER. 1897 ALEXANDER MORRISON BROWN, STEWART HOOKER CRAMPTON, CHARLES HERMAN FULTON. 1898 ARTHUR B. DE YOUNG, 1899 HARRY AUSTIN ARMITAGE, FRANK SECAR DICKERSON, GEORGE EHRET, SCHOOL OF PHILOSOPHX JVIINES. YVILLIAM CULLEN UHLIG, JOHN CAMPBELL MABEN, -Ir., WILLIAIII SETZER OTTMAN. WILLIAM H. SCHANCK, SCHOOLS OF LAW AND JIJEDICINE. CLINTON EDWARD BEIJL, GEORGE VVILLIAM KOSMAK, ANDREW GILMOUR, HUGH FARBER MCG'AUGHEX', , GUY HANFORD TURRELL. 33 HENRY AXLRES U'TERl-IART, ERNEST NASH WILCOX, 7 IXIAINE ALPHA, - NEW HAMPSHIRE ALPHA. VERMONT ALPHA, MASSACHUSETTS ALPHA, MASSACHUSETTS BETA, - RHODE ISLAND ALPHA, NEW YORK ALPHA, NEW YORK BETA, NEW YORK DELTA, NEW YORK EPSILON, PENNSYLVANIA ALPHA, - PENNSYLVANIA BETA, - PENNSYLVANIA GAMMA, - PENNSYLVANIA DELTA, PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON. PENNSYLVANIA ZETA, PENNSYLVANIA ETA, VIRGINIA ALPHA, VIRGINIA BETA, VIRGINIA GAMMA, VIRGINIA DELTA, VIRGINIA ZETA, - NORTH CAROLINA BETA. - KENTUCKY ALPHA, KENTUCKY Dl'Il.'l'A, - - GEORGIA ALPHA, - GEORGIA BETA, GEORGIA GAMMA, TENNESSEE ALPHA, TENNESSEE BETA, ALABAMA ALPHA, ALABAMA BETA, ALABAMA GAMMA, The Fraternity of Ilbbi EGIIH Ubefa. FOUNDED 1848. INCORPORATED 1881. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. ALPHA PROVINCE. DELTA PROVINCE. Colby University. Dartmouth College. University of Verrnont. Williams College. Amherst College. Brown University. Cornell University. Union University. Columbia University. Syracuse University. Lafayette College. Gettysburg College. XVashington and jefferson College. Alleghany College. Dickinson College. University of Pennsylvania. Lehigh University. BETA PROVINCE. Roanoke College. University of Virginia. Randolph-Macon College. Richmond College. Washington and Lee University. University of North Carolina. Center College. Central University. GAMMA PROVINCE. University of Georgia. Emory College. Mercer University. Vanderbilt University. University of the South. University of Alabama. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Southern University. BLIISSISSIPPI ALPHA, LOUISIANA ALPPIA. TEXAS BETA, - TEXAS GAMMA, - OHIO ALPHA, OHIO BETA, OHIO GAMMA, OHIO DELTA, - OHIO EPSILON, - OHIO ZETA, - INDIANA ALPHA, - INDIANA BETA, INDIANA GAMMA, - INDIANA DELTA, INDIANA EPSILON, INDIANA ZETA, PURDUE BRANCH, MICHIGAN ALPHA, MICIIIGAN BETA, '- IYIICHIGAN GAMMA, ILLINOIS ALPHA, ILLINOIS DEL'1'A, - ILLINOIS EPSILON, ILLINOIS ZETA, - WISCONSIN ALPHA. MISSOURI ALPHA, - MISSOURI BETA, INIISSOURI GABIAIA, IOWA ALPHA, - IOVVA BETA, - - MlNNESO1'A ALIIEIA, - KANSAS ALPHA, - NEBRASKA ALPHA, CALIFORNIA ALPHA, CALIFORNIA BETA, - University of Mississippi. - Tulane University of Louisiana. - University of Texas. Southwestern University. EPSILON PROVINCE. Miami University. Ohio VVesleyan University. - Ohio University. University of VVOOster. - Buchtel College. Ohio State University. - Indiana University. Wabash College. - Butler University. Franklin College. - Hanover College. De Pauw University. - Purdue University. University of Michigan. State College of Michigan. Hillsdale College. ZETA PROVINCE. - Northwestern University. - Knox College. Illinois Wesleyan University. - Lombard University. University of Wisconsin. - University of Missouri. - Westminster College - IVaShingtOn University. Iowa Wesleyan University. - State University of Iowa. University of Minnesota. - University of Kansas. University of Nebraska. - University of California. Leland Stanford jr. Univers ity 5' W ., , wi W L' QQf.,: . : llrfl-w.1y,mf, lcfyfyfqymf 1Iflew IQOFR ECUH Qbilpfelf of llbbi Delta chem. ESTABLISHED 1884. RE-ESTABLISHED 1893. POS T GRA D UA TES. GEORGE BELTHASAR GERMANN, A.B., M.Ped., PERCY HILTON SMITH, A.B. HERBERT PINKHAM, C.E., M.Ped THE COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OE JWINES. GEORGE PHILIP BRYANT, VVILLIAM GEORGE KILIAN, EUGENE JOSEPH MCCARTHY, HENRY WILLIAM EGNER, IT., ARCULE EDOUARDE GUILMETTE, JOHN HENRI BLOT, BELMONT DEFOREST BOGART, 1896 WVILLIAM STEVENS THYNG, ' 1897 1899 SCHOOL OF LA W. HARRY MASON HEWITT, SCHOOL OE MEDICIJVE. HORACE CAMPBELL, 35 ARTHUR PINE X7AN GELDER. EMIL IUSTUS RIEDERER. WILLIAB1 WILLIAM EDWARD WALTER ARTHUR HARGADINE THOMSON HENRY RAYAIOND, LECLERC XvOGT, jr. PENRHYN HAILEX', THOMAS MCCORBIACK. WILLIALIS, UNION, HAMILTON, - AMIIERST, - VVESTERN RESERVE, COLEV, - ROCHESTER, MIDDLEBURX', RUTGERS, BROWN, MADISON, NEW YORK, - CORNELL, MARIE1'T'A, - SVRACUSE, MICHIGAN, - NORTHNVES'1'ERN, - HARVARD, - XVISCONSIN, LAFAYETTE, - COLUMBIA, IJEHIGH, TUETS, - DE PAUW, - PENNSYLVANIA, - MINNESOTA, - BOIVDOIN, - jftaternitp of Eelta Up FOUNDED 1834. 511011. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. - - - - VVilliams College. MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE or IPECHNOLOGY, SWARTHMORE, - CALIFORNIA, - STANFORD, 36 Union College. Hamilton College. Amherst College. Adelbert College. Colby University. Rochester University. Middlebury College. Rutgers College. Brown University. Madison University. New York University. Cornell University. Marietta College. Syracuse University. Michigan University. Northwestern University. Harvard University. Wfisconsin University. Lafayette College. Columbia University. Lehigh University. Tufts College. De Pauw College. University of Pennsylvania. University of Minnesota. Bowdoin College. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Swarthmore College. University of California. Leland Stanford, Ir., University. xx f f J 2: 0 xv: 2- 5 ,Ld 'in Le f 'isis NW ' Z' Q XA, .mai ' ' ' AV: -V: X.:-..1V,L-Z irz 5-G -:.L, -' X M Z 2 5 2, , .-Q-Q-Q 1 , 4 .Q ,-ra - T -:R N Nz-Q 'gl , V W way gv m- 7:7 'mffvag '. x2 Q' V 'A-V N 1. V V L, Q55-4'---2 I 5: 1, , 2 J , 145 wg My , AWQNUI- Q. f 'x jk A'Ka'aT7'QGrlKn'X 5'-T-1251. reWf1,,mf1.fA'9:f B .AWD E wm,.,.w, H Glolumbia Glbapter of the jfraternityg of Delta Iflpeilon. HARRY PROSPER CORSER, VVILLIAM OSCAR GENNERT VVILLIAM SAMUEL CHERRY, GOLDXVIN GOLDSMITH, PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, EUGENE CARROLL BRONVN, JIVILLIAM JOSEPH CLARKE, HERBERT DOTY BROXVN, FRANK HOLRIES CURRY, VVILLIAM KING GREGORY, MILES REES MOEEAT T, THE ESTABLISHED 1885. POST GRADUA TES. GEORGE HOOPER FERRIS, WILLIAAI DANA STREET, ANSEL AUGUSTUS TYLER. COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF ZIQUNES. 1896 A EVERETT VVILLOUGHBY GOULD, CHARLES NELSON IQENT, Jr., XVILLIAM OAKLEY RAYAIOND. 1897 HIERBER1' VVHEATON CONGDON, DEXTER NENVELL FORCE, Jr., 1898 GOUVERNOR MORRIS HASKELL, CHRISTOPHER MEYER LOWTHER, 1899 VVILLIAM BERTRAM, IMLACH, JOSIAH THOMAS TUIEBY, JT. JOSEPH VAN XCLECK, Jr., ARTHUR LOCKETT MARVIN, BURDETTE ICELLOGG MARVIN OSCAR BLOODGOOD SMITH, WVILLIAM JAMES NICCLURE, IQALPH BROUWER POMEROY HARRY' 'HERBERT SUTRO. BURNETT SMITH. SCHOOLS OF LAW AND IWEDICINE. I 7 FRANKLIN ABBOTT DORMAN, CHARLES BEARDSLEYHORTON, ROBERT VALENTINE MA1'HEXVS JAMES ALBERT GOODXVIN, EDWARD VVEST JOHNSON, FRANK M. LVAN ORDEN, WILLARD HUBBARD GOODWVIN, ARTHUR CHARLES ICLETZSCH, BIYLES JOSEPH TIERNEY. 37 jfraternitp of Sigma Ellpba Epsilon. Fouunsn 1856. ROLL OF CHAPTERS. Boston University. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Harvard University. Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Trinity College. Columbia University. St. Stephen's College. Alleghany College. Dickinson College. Pennsylvania State College. Buchnell University. University of Virginia. University of North Carolina. Davidson College. South Carolina College. Furman University. Wofford College. University of Georgia. Mercer University. Emory College. Georgia School of Technology. University of Michigan. Adrian College. Mt. Union College. Ohio Wesleyan University. University of Cincinnati. Ohio State University. . 38 Franklin College. Purdue University. Northwestern University. Central University. Bethel College. Southwestern Presbyterian Universit Cumberland University. Vanderbilt University. University of Tennessee. University of the South. Southwestern Baptist University. University of Alabama. Southern University. Alabama A. 85 M. College. University of Mississippi Simpson College. University of Missouri. Central College. Washington University. of Nebraska. of Arkansas. of Texas. of Colorado. University University University University Denver University. Leland Stanford, Jr. University. University of California. Y 'MQW I-DON! flbll QDEIDIICF of the jffateflliw of Sigma Hlpba IEDBUOII. J .ll- ESTABLISHED 1895. POST GRAD UA TES. JOHN FRANKLIN DUNSEITH, M.D., DAVID REID VVILLIAMS, B.S., THEODORE GREELY WHITE, Ph B TLIE COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF MINES. 1896 EDXVIN BLANCHARD WOODRUFF. ' 1897 ERNEST IRVING PRICE, JOHN DALZELL BOYD, FRANK DEPENV, EFI-IOMAS VVILLIAM BEACH, RANSEORD DE LOS CANEDY, JOHN JAMES COLLINS, A.B., CHARLES LEWIS FLEMING, Jr., 1898 ROWLAND FRANCIS HILL, Jr., ERNEST GUSTAV LEMCKE, HONVARD LICHENSTEIN. 1899 KEITH PINCKNEY WALKER. FERDINAND VAN SICKEN PARR JESSE WATSON, Jr., ADDISON GERTHWAITE HANAN. SCHOOLS OF LAW AND IWEDICINE. JAMES SCHERMERHORN HALL, JAMES TAYLOR HANAN, 39 HARRY CLINTON HATTON, GEORGE PLACE HILL, FREDERICK FRANCIS OYVENS. Summary of jfraternitp fllbemberabip at Columbia. ALPHA DELTA PHI, PSI UPSILON, DEL1'A PHI, DELTA PSI, - - PHI GAMMA DELTA, PHI KAPPA PS1, - DELTA KAPPA EPSILON, ZETA PSI, - - THETA DELTA CHI, PHI DELTA THE1'A, DELTA UPSILON, SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON, Total, 28 34 31 24 36 I3 38 zo 22 20 39 23 28 Mew pork Eelta of llbbi JBeta Ikappa. OFFICERS 1895-1896. CLARENCE H. YOUNG, A.M., Ph.D., :88, - - Pres1'dezzZ. JOHN K. REES, A.M., EM., ,72, - Vice-Preside'1z!. J. C. PFISTER, '89, ---- C0l'7'E5f07ldZ.lIg' Sefremry. BENJAMIN D. WOODWARD, A.M., Ph.D., 388, - - - Tffeaszzrerf. HAMMOND ODELL, A.M., '89, - - 'RZC07'dl-71g Secrefmjy. MEMBERS ELECTED.- VVILLIAM THOMAS MASON, ,95, WILLIAM OSCAR GENNERT, :Q5, GEORGE BALTHASAR GERMANN, '95, JOEL ELIAS SPINGARN' .95 MAULSBX' KIMBALL, ,Q5, , 1 ROBERT GLENN MCCIQEA, '96, WILLIAM DANA STREET, J95, , , I FREDERICK COYKENDALL, IQS, . ROBERT AUS PLN MCCULLOCH, 96 JOHN DRISCOLL FITZ GERALD, II, ,Q5, RICHARD WEIL, 596. 4I 41 2 HIM ku M II NA I-. 1 ..1mvMJ Q , ,. if if HM 'Il Ju b 1.-76 I,Hh'llllI I 'H' nw- MMJMIJH mr: Ill, ,,,, 1 uumulllwlllll ,mmlmmm 'Illl,,,,H'nmMii,, ,.'A 4--..l.vv!'lI I 1' H' u.I I V- M 0 , ,,Mmmwlf N'NfUUI I Imllllmm 'vvll ff...... . ,,,, MJHUH - ' mglllh, , , .,- ,W .,... . ,, ..,, A, 1 111- 4, ,,,,A ,,,A . H ffm, ...,. L .,....2 W I I! H MN lqll M Vwvrmllli lHlHlj,wmlI mam lvulhully 'I flluypfnnmm Iam- mb fi 'H W l lnL 'h I !'bfUflf::jh '-ff' M'Wff'II1:fff': ! 'u 471 A ' : , 'nl ' I 1951. li 2 w ik :QM A .I V 4: H, nd' 4 3 5' , -.,,'f,,4P1g, ,ff , ,xg ,ffh f' ,A fz9 f4w II: IIV4f ,mn M Il if 3 ff' W? mm P J .MWWL MWQWWIA? IL HI 'V ,I ' 7 ' mlhllii High In Mi I ' X 'f . , 1 X ff X 1 U: Wh hyfh 5 J 'Q fllllqll, wllfimfiir 1 ' . Jn::?Mj'I Wgfgiw. Wiz. ll W, v 1 rw 1 fl .A ff ' 1 pgyp my m0X WwiWUU?X M M 'fv 4 J!! H W, xx jf ,L h - 2 A?- - r: -1. I I ASX VLVYYAWW X QQTRQQJQ JBCYH lED5ilOl1 CEDHDICY of the jfI'8t6I'l1ifQ of 'IRHDDH 'IRHDDH CBHHIITIH. ELSIE CLEXVS, ANNA COLE MELLICK, MRS. NVILLIAM HENIQX' BAWDEN, MARX' BERGMANN DOBBS, CLARA DE LISA BERG, ESTABLISH ED 1891. 1896 BERTHA STEELE VAN RIPER, MARY ROGERS ROPER, CLEMENTINE TUCKER. 1897 LOUISE BRISBIN DUNN, MAUDE WILCOX, ELEANOR FRANCES QSBORNE, ADAXLINE CASXVELL W1-IEELOCK 1898 AGNES CRAWFORD LEAYCRAFT, SUSAN ISABELLA MYERS. 43 Senior Year. ADA HINDE HART, - MARY ROGERS ROPER, - MARY MATILDA STONE, MAY BRADFORD HARRIS, ETTIE STETTHEIMER, Sophomore Year. LOUISE FULLER DE HART, SUSAN ISABELLA MYERS, JESSIE WALLACE HUGHAN, AGNES CRAXVFORD LEAYCRAFT, JESSIE WALLACE HUGHAN, Y i '? .-q1v!,,5f'2' I I I1 .,.., CLA SS OFFICERS: Presidenf, Vz'ee-Pre.vz'a'en I, Secrefa ry, Treasurer, Hz's to rian, President, Vice-Presz'de1zt, S eerefaf y, I Treasurer, H z's!orz'a1z, 44 junior Year. MARY BERGMANN DOBBS - CORDELIA ALMA HALL ALINE CROCQUET STRATFORD - - LOUISE SHAW - EDITH RICE SACKETT Freshman Year. - ELLA SELISBERG EDITH PARKER STRIKER MARX' MORRELL BRACKETT - MARY MORRELL BRACKETT mnbefgfabuafe H55OCiHfiOI1 of IYBHPUHYD Gollege. OFFICERS. ANNA COLE MELLICK, - - - - Presidenf. LOUISE PLACE, - Vzke-P1'esz'dem' LOUISE SHAW, - - - - Secreta1jy.S FANNY ISABEL ALXVARD, ------ Treasmfer. EXECUTIPE COJWZWITTEE. ELSIE WORTHINGTON CLEXVS, '96, Chczzhfzan. GRACE LAVINIA FENTON, '97, IDA ELOISE WELLS, '98, CERISE E. A, CARMAN, 'QQ A SELF-G0 VERNJWENT COMMITTEE. ANNA COLE MELLICK, '96, Chczzwmzn. ADELAIDE WELLS BROXVN, '97, HELEN ST. CLAIR, '98, VIRGINIA GILDERSLEEVE, '99 ALUMNRE CONFERENCE COZWZIIITTEE. ANNA COLE MELLICK, '96, Chamfzan. M.ARY BERGMANN DOBBS, '97, SUSAN ISABELLA MYERS, '98 45 To fa I ff f f 7 . I ' II 3. . w . i ' I III 7 JE - W Ugg? I 132 . 'EW , XXX HH, - m ill! Mw,,f!. M I f A- I 'All' 44- xv 'I YW 11 WN 5 Nm . , -MMI rx I M1 I MHZ fl X 5 iq f I! Lf: I M u1Il'I Www! 'N MEM I IMI X .fu M nl! II x X YI ' 1 I V I l I III qu 'IMI 4 I I 4 il I . .. Lgj lm I ' 5 I L I 'i.I1.F11 Vmml 11 E XF I MI N1 I fImn33.l.III4,I.mHh1H1Nf1,K .S-,, HI WEFLQII . I EIEJLIRNARD gf YA I my BOARD OF EDITORS. 1895. ANTONIE JUNGE, '95, C'kfZZ'7'71ZlZlZ. EDITH RICE SACKETT, 597. ANNA COLE MELLICK, '96. HELEN ST. CLAIR, '98. ALICE GODDARD CHASE, ,96, Bzzszmfss Jlffmzngeff. 1996. ALINE CROCQUET STRATFORD, '97, C'h!ZZ.7'7lZfl7Z. ADALINE CASIVELL WIIEELOCK ' . EDITH RICE SACIQETT ' . I J MARY BERGMANN Domss, '97, LOUISE BRISBIN DUNN, '97, Bzzsifzfss Il4!'2z1zzzge1'. Asszkfafzf BzzI'z'1ze'Js JWa7zrzge:'. 46 -. f N ix. 1551+ .- :fs -. 1 . '-:l--17'mM-gL.wr. If 4 ., Qfffrxlipyaggag,-141-.-K. If A ' V , - ' . .SST M ,,.,4 , I , A I .1 V : V ,. - - fi , .x ' , 'I p ,. . , .awgahf ,Ke A Aw 1 H . X - an rms- 33 'pghrdl rv ,:.,,J3:p., ,5.,,?l:,,h ':jdl.-,-,,- Q- ia. .Mi Ag, QL: . 1 , Z1 .'., 5 4, ,.,.- 1 4 Q ' 'W ?:iff?!Q2 1 B , j4,'.'2-veqswj ,faf.ffQfs1, f 'T 41 T x V ,X ' , ' 1 f ' f ' W-'T95?f431'3?Fi4f?3':Q'l1f-'if if - 7' ' 1.-' - f- H-'-Aww ,.f.,1-.-fn . I , I X f 2-A: -C fe-'-:Sf . 4 - - 7 EI I ' u gi: ,-..: 1 , fi 4 L xl X N ' Q3 , ,yur - . S.. 1' s ' 2 3p,'.fL.5J'5Ee'f.:-f'2f,i1g'11jf1 1 , .fifpbfef fffeiza-221-s 54 1 ' X Q7 , wr: H TL s :?fr i:J5 1:17 fi 1'f,.n41s11f: ' -' A' 1: .'5,i.'j ,'jQ-'fa'17:1-fy'-Q',',2y5 Z:-1 -'!Z'1?lQxff f.f- ' , g5fQ7Tf'f4' ?7J'f'13E xy ' ' T 1' J . - ' . 1 X ' ' X - il ':'.-i I NXXEXQE X Xl ,, , ,1, i ' al- -ll 1:-:5f?f ,.f- . 5 ' ' -J EE' i' :wp JfIA1,z,-. mfx v- XZ? 1 X 'Q 'Q' v K I' f x Tw Sq JL' 1 1 Um XXXV X 5 ,l , i ff l Xu, E :Q ' ?:'.'. ' lXx W ' w if - NwyfM1,XX L ,,. ..-Q. X- ..1Q -. W J M . 12' N X'-IXX N l' f ' I xx Wi ' fx Xxx xx mhz 'T - ,Qt Nxlfk 'lvl Q ls , Q f d GEORGE J. SCHLEICHER, - WILLIAM R. A. KOEHL,- HAROLD HURD, - GEORGE Ross, - BENJAMIN G. PASKUSZ, - WILLIAM B. ARNOLD, - RICHMOND WEEDQ - - CHARLES MONTEITH GILPIN, RALPH ALONZO STURGES, HARLAN FISKE STONE, - RICHARD RAYMOND COSTELLO, RALPH UNDERI-IILL, - - f I ZA 51855 NfffC6l'5. SENIOR. MIDDLE. JUNIOR. 48 President. Vzke-Presidezzt. Secreta ry. T 1'en.vzzre1'. P1'esz'dem'. WCE-P7KXl.6l'6llf. Secrefa ry. T1'easzzr.e1'. Presidenf. V3'ce-Pffesident Secretary. Tfeamrer. legal jfraternitxg of llbbi ?Delta llbbi. Me1zzbe1's in Me Faczzlqy Qfr Law. WILLIAM ALBERT KEENER, LL.D. FRANCIS MARION BURDICK, LL.D. JOHN BASSETT MOORE, A.B. GEORGE MILLER CUMMING, A.B. GEORGE W. ICIRCHWEY, A.B. RUSSELL ELY BURKE, THOMAS IVES CHATFIELD, GROSVENOR HYDE BACKUS, HENRY BURR BARNES, JR., GEORGE BOXVEN CASE, ALEXANDER MITCHELL CRANE, FREDE RICK DWIGHT, ROBERT WOODXVARD BARNXVELL ELLIOTT, JAM CLASS OF 1896. ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, HERMANN GEORGE FRIEDMA IQOBERT WILLIAM THOMPSON CLASS OF 1897. EDWIN OLAF HOLTER, ROBERT SELDEN HUSE, NN, ROBERT HAMILTON HUTCHINS, ,JR- JAMES TRUESDELL KILBRETH, JR., GERALD ARTHUR LOWE, CLASS 0171898 CAMPBELL ERIE LOCKE, CHARLES ROGERS PELGRAM, MONCURE MARCH, VVALTER JEFFERSON MOORE FRANK LYON POLK, WALTER STANLEY SCHUTZ, GEORGE FINCH VAN SLYCR, ES DAXVES WILLIAMS. CLINTON EDWARD BELL, WALTER FREDERICK CARTER, EDWARD RIDLEY FINCH, BENJAMIN STICKNEY CABLE, WALTER EVANS COOKE, EDWARD CODMAN PARISH, SHELTON KING WHEELER, I HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY. 49 ,A The Webster Law Glun Nothing is law that is not reason. -Sirfahfz Poweff. FRANK H. DEAL, - - Pieszdenz' R. WILLIAM STEWART, - Wag Pfexzdem' RALPH UNDERHILL, - - Trmszzfef EUGENE W. DENTON, - - Secfcfafj ' HONORAR If MEAIBER 5. I FRANCIS M. BURDICK, A.M., LLB., Hon. SETH Low, LL.D., GEORGE W. KIRCHWEY A B GEORGE M. CUMMINGS, A.B., WILLIAM A. BAKER, ALONZO R. CAMPBELL, EDWARD H. DALY, FRANK H. DEAL, EUGENE W. DENTON, I'IENRY W. EGNER, jr., A.B., BENJAMIN L. EINBIGLER, VVILLIAM A. KEENER, A.M., LL.B., JOHN B. MOORE, A.B. ACTIVE MEMBERS. RICHARD A. ELLIOTT, CHARLES L. FLEMING, jr., GEORGE P. HILL, ARTHUR W. OPP, WILLIAM L. RIDGWAY, GEORGE E. RUPPERT, 5O JOHN P. SMITH, A.B , R. VVILLIAM STEWART, I. LINTON THOMPSON, A B GERARD B. UNDEIQHILL RALPH UNDERHILL, ARTHUR L. WESSEL, REGINALD E. WIGHAM - ,Af sw ' Q QNX! XVI 'Air ' Q , . 3 , XIV,-.-fy 3.x in .., N' 1 v ' I f '-A M N qgb r 41 1 in I ! I f jf ,N 3 1 X, . ' x 1 'v Q . 1 X X l . f Y, Q I a s 2, Q X Q 3, lk 1 F V 1 1 , A -1-51-1 NYM? is SOCIETIES L T 47 R Z A gf 0' E X M. ' f pl MUSICAL T 5 f M M '14 , I Y 1 H 2 2 , 5 , inim- g-. T nlll ..-l ll. ml ll lm. l Ml ml ml Ml ll ml gl ,fl Ml P l Y K K QNX rllllr Q -Swim? l Wqgjlz-Qzelnlm EWUWZSXE 5 'YS -DY 'n-AE J' A' ll I ff, I 'XS L' ' A Al Q . M. Wlll Gwwwmmm Ummm mm V L l .V an 2-all Illlvll I V XI, lllt t l' SQQEGCQEF M ... lynn 'nur' ' I,-2 I I ' E flrlll l:ll1! f -lla N4 In E. l l - a llllllllu lllll .llll?'f1STIl'jl1 li'll.xx 'f KJ f Gia- if ' 'f- 534 '.:' 2 4 U 7 f 'l uv ll X , , -A i ,if -1, - AA i T1 : Q 'W x W l -f cz 6 l WY l 55350 6 WL, 671 I , KQALXQUX Iljaclgcqzxf '9ud,rliju:l,1r' laQQ5fu'l,gh Z . -.- . .--M ---. L 1-, ll' 1, Wav- -H - 5 l' C6LvVU51A C61 -1 EGF, ' V 'SL UW K I :ti f 1' XL V J 92 'ix E W E fVXVjICfXL QQQIETT. ,mgcf ' ' ,f ,iv-af' 1 ffw ww FW . 1 ' , , f- . .-.,,jv ' ' ZW eg may i x , N- . H W Cuff, , 121, A .1 Lf. OFFICERS. VVILLIAM NEWTON RX'ERSON, '96, M. - - P7'F5l,62'K71f- FREDERIC COYKENDALL, '96, M. - Vz'ce-Pffeszlient. PHILIP BISSELL, '97, - - - Jllmmgevz MAXWELL LESTER, ,97, SEC7'Efd7jl and Trea.vm'e1'. CHARLES N. KENT, '96, - Assisfafzf Mafzager L . S3 : 4 x r i 1 W ,QIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1IlIllIIII1n1l111II!1uI- 5 !IIPIIllIlIlIIlu1 Q44 ,MIIIIII I -fA 1,. . I - I If f 3 'WWW ' AW . X f 'im .III MA fi umm f -'L V ,LO N1 mn' ff Oof 'fl Ulllll f ,iff H'-f ,aff-cf A lguunnwvi ' f W S' .Y , fl, I EDWIN C. HOLDEN, LEADER. Firsz' Tenor. Secozzci Tmzwf. EDWIN C. HOLDEN, ,951 Mi, R. MONTGOMERX' SCHELL, RG., NATHAN BIJUR, f96, ARTHUR KNOX' P-G-, ORLEANS LONGACRE, JR., J98, M., CHARLES H. MACHEN, '98, M. HENRY MILLER, '98, Fz'1'5Z Bass. Sfcofzd Bass. PHILIP BISSELL, JQ7, W. PERCY VAN NESS, '96, P. 85 S., RALPH A. STURGES, '98, Law, CHARLES F- WHEATONI 597, LOUIS W. BURROWS, '98, Law, SEYMOUR K. FULLER, 597, ELADIO A. CHAO ,99 M- RANDALL H. STERN, ,98, 9 3 I ' ' ' FREDERICK R. BURROW5, 98, Law, ' JOHN T. CONOVER, 598, M. 55 ABRAHAM H. CORNISH, '98, Law V N 2 c ?g1SlT -I -A - A Q I 4 Z J , U irliiii I 5. A L , fQD.?U EIHQ Qnn sa I . ' M4 . B ,A C , I D L.-I H6663 GENE 4 d' x.. 'T gd, fc? J, EMERSDN EDDIE, JR., LEADER. 1 ' , Firs! Eafyos. 55 EMERSON Foo'I'E, jr., '98, M., X WILLIAM H. I-IAYS, '96, , - RICHARD LAXVRENCE, Law. , Secwzzz' Bmybs. L. F ,I-b EDWARD PFEFFER, '97, Law, REUISEN J. HELD, 198, P. 81 S WILLIAM MCCLUIQE, '98, M. GZLZ.fH7T. EDGAR E. CHIVERS, ,96, P. 81 S., WILLIAII G. TACIIAU, '96, M., HAROLD HALL, '98, M., SUMNER DEIXNE, '98, JAMES D. PELL, 599. .B!Z7Z6Z7Zt7'Z'0-RAOUL ANIADOR. 57 M 1 k . ' Hill! 11111f'1 IAM f' I XM ffl lljmlfflfflll u I' f ffffff ffffff ff f f f h f b ' W ' ffff ' I I f ff ffI j4!A+?m-SA-. 'ffff ff' ,, 'fff Ifff fff I , , I '. ' lf, If ' IH, f ' ff' '.' Jffff 1 fj .fl mf I' 'f ' ',:1 1 1, 'f.,.fff', x. '-'Fl f fffs wfffu' ff w H, ff, III mu ffl' ff fffff A If W, ,, ,f ffffff fff NH T f'Aff'ff1 '4 A-.-IN'f'f. N179 A ff '. H' ' .' . I f f I f f If ' ff fllffwyj Ix fffm f W VU 'U mf' 'fill' fqfffflf lf- ffmf f ffl: 'f ffflf IW , IW, llffl ' nf ffm? 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ADALINE CASWELL WHEELOCR, '97, Sewfefmjf and T1'efzsm'er. CLARA MELTZER, '96, LOUISE PLACE, '96, BERTHA S. VAN RIPER, '96, AGNES BALXVIN, '97, ADELTXIDE BROXVN, '97, MAY B. DOBBS, '97, ELEANOR F. OSBORNE, '97, ADALINE C. VVHEELOCK, '97, ROSALIE BLOOMINGDALE, '98, EDITH H. BOETZKES, '98, ELIZABETH FINNIGAN, '98, KATHERINE S. HAWKINS, '98, ADELINE HEINOLD, '98, ROSELLE LATHROP, '98, AGNES C. LEAYCRAET, QS, FRANCES E. MARTIN, '98, 60 ANNA E. H. MEX'ER, '98, SUSAN I. IWEYERS, '98, STELLA G. STERN, '98, HELEN ST. CLAIR, '98, ANNA I. VAN SHOLLY, '98, ELIZABETH WYMAN, '98, CARRIE E. CARMEN, '99, IDA MAI' DEMAREST, '99, AGNES L. DICKSON, '99, GEORGIE M. DREXV, '99, A DELAIDE C. HOEEMANN, ELIZABETH MAPLESTEN, '9 RUTH C. QVERTON, '99, ALTE STILLWELL, '99, GESINE L. VVENDT, '99, ARIEVLIA VVOLFFARTH, IQQ. 4 53? 'Hr , X ' ff -37 r.. .. - fr? , H3143 .i '9 1, . 7 '.- 1:79,- , V' - 2-.five .Q-i':flf:'si' ' ' - -'qffflfri' . - :ugh-,R --.L-.1 ' fe .-'-. ':,fg,v 1,-'fx 39' ,, , ,. ,'-'65 f ,. fra, 213 , :'f.'-355: , , .v-,,f,,,. , ., H . 171 ga v 5 ' 1 , 11, 3 ' ' ' UT.. fi xii? sv If , I, xg ' , , O Q ' x 1,1 1 f-4 fx 1 5- A 'I ' 2 I :iii I s-E' , 'M f np 1 I X ,rf I 1 A 1 X u . , - ,Q 4, V -f , ' Ji, ..F,4 My L, ,,.t'?r f v , Nw p su I 14 E J ', T, xruf if I 6, if ' 1 ,- n,i17Y, ' w wf'-, , .J w, ' N 445' . .f I 11 1 f, ' 1 - , lf' 'M f 'F X AN ' .1 -:ei-Iii -I ,123 , ' ,AVE my -f . H Lt, - 2 wx :mm - M27-a 15 :f:f,,4f-L,7-- ,a A 1 R Ir I , K' m - ,W 1 , 'J' V 9 I L WWNWW FK W - W Y x wwmxxw ? 'KP -L'-IV: jsfj.: 'FTE' HN-HAL1. - V T 1 s I 1, 5 E i N: Hi 1. . , A 1 E iii '-L S BOARD OF EDITORS, 1895. NOW om' AL L ' ILOBERT GLENN MCCIQEA, '96, - - Jllazzzzging Edifar THE GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, '97, L., - - Dzzszbzess Jllzzfzagcr ARMITAGE BRADLEY, '96, - - Asszlvmzt Md7ZHgZ'7Zg En'z'for CHARLES SEIDLER ADAMS, '96. SEYMOUR IQEYES FULLER, '97, 5 ALBE12'f VVILLIAM PUTNAM, '97. JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '98, L. GUSTAYUS IQOWNE IQIRBY, '98, L. EDWIN TAYLOR IGLEHART, '98, BOARD OF EDITORS, 1896. ALBERT VVILLIAM PUTNAM, '97, - - ZWfzmzgz'ug Edifoz SEYMOUR KEYES FULLER, '97, - - - Bzzsmess .flffznngwf JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '98, L., - Assisfmz! Ma7zagz':zg Ediiw CHARLES SEIDLER ADAMS, '96. GUSTAVUS TOWNE ICIRBY, '98, L. EDWIN TAYLOR IOLEHART, '98, '5-7' 63 5 l l 1 I I KJ L 'w il X I ,, fh 'll , l E . W R 1 l A, f N 1 l I li, Ti- af? 'M K T EERE..-314' :,, fl- I , iq 7:15, yr A 1 -Y, J ,, Q , ff ,.x l H l E IIHEER. 'AS if X- ! D1 AA A ,, I .Jo I fwfr IIS? -'- S, , .1 4' ' 'IW ' 5 af ki T V7 l l Ig?-' bv 1 f I A ,,-, E 'g A ll I l +f ' ' l 1 I CQL.lLllll ll X fl lllQlElTl7llLY I 1 fy f ' ff 14 1. I f , :fy7 gs - fm I H -- BOARD OF EDITORS. 1895. SAMUEL S. SEWARD, jr., Edz'for-z'n-CMM JULIAN CLARENCE LEVI, Bzz.fz'1zes.v Mafzager. A ALFRED L. KROEBER, PHILIP E. BRODT, VVALTER S. EDWARDS, FREDERIC P. KEPIJEL, ETTIE STE'1'THEIMER, Barnard College, WILLIAM T. MASON, School of Law. BOARD OF EDITORS, 1896. ' PHILIP E. BRODT, Edz'f0f1z'1z-Chzkf WALTER L. HESS, Buszkzess Mzfzageff. VVALTER S. EDWARDS, '97, FREDERIC P. KEPPEL, '98, GEORGE R. -IACOBUS, '98, CHARLES H. EDWARDS, '98, GEoRGE S, HELLMAN, '99, ETTIE STETTHEIMER, Barnard College, WILLIAM T. MASON, School of Law. 55 TI-IE IVIORNINGSIDE CONTENTS JJ Alpheus and Arethusa E. H. Daly Go Bang Stories, LIJ Guy Somerville Comments ' Sir Olaf Henry Asa. Clay The Decision of a. Moment Philip Bissell A Decadent Ass George Wilsoh Whadon The Way a Race May Be Won john Etheridge -,.-Tj,.L?j,-..1--,.,A.-.,L... ., tg. .. 1. l S ly L Q5 5 PVBLISHED EVERY THIRD TVESDAY AT COLVMBIA COLLEGE C. C 5 O 9 SVBSCRIPTION ONE DOLLAR. SINGLE COPIES TEN CENTS VOL 1 NO. 1 JANVARY VII MD CCCXCVI 66 WW be fllborningsibe. Bozzm' of Efz'z'z'01's, 1896. . ROISERTS, - Bzzsifzfss Jllnfz C. L. ALSBEIQG, '96, A. L. KROEBER, '96, G. W. WHARTON, '97, no F. P. KEPPEL, '98, EDITH R. SACKETT, Barnard, '97, C. C. ROBERTS, '98, L., ' J. N. ROSENBERO, '98, L the Ecbool of UDU165 QUHITCFIQ. A JOURNAL OF APPLIED SCIENCE. BOARD OF EDITORS. JAMES F. KEMP, - . 17'fLZ7Z6lgZ'7Zg' Edifor. JOSEPH STRUTHERS, - Bz1.vz'1ze.vs jlfCI7ZIZg'67', ALFRED MOSES, - - Afzfzzzzcf Pffzfesfor' of Jllz'1zc7'a!0gy ROBERT PEELE, - - Aajwzc! .P7'Qf-ESS07' gf Mz'1zz'7zg. E. WALLER, - IRA H. WOOLSON 57 - Aazfzbffzkal C-kE77ZZ'.S'll ffzsif actor in Dmfwifzg. olumbia ebical Mews PALMER HEATH LYON, Mazzagz'zzg Eafzfor. MAX'NARD GARDING BURGESS, Asst. !lfmzzzgz'fzgEa'z'!01f. REUBEN JOHNSON HELD, GEORGE W. MORSE, JOHN L. LESHUNE, PERCY R. TURNURE. 68 ..., V V , . , ...., . u m V V W UVA V lx L' L xv f , V , .I ,V I I I ' 6 s y 1-.W 54:1 j ,f 91 ' E . ' 4 1 VV-,iff V, . - 'Nam . V F VM gh.: V V 'af V Mfg :Ti . ' I .. , 5 ., V . ,. :V . V , , E . ,g ,W My 1 I ff' JP ' 22 1 2 .Af -V it VV34. I -f ., V-eg 4 ,f ,mf ' , ,V I ,h fg ,- I - if 5, V. , ' Q . Y V VV .,.. 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V , V ,V V , . g p, , ,g - V . V , , , + V mn ,V Q V , , , VVVV , V . V ,,,, . ,-M .,., ,,, V I Mg, , ,, VV LWVV N l, 8 5-lrviii -Xl' ls 1' V Mil A 0 4 Z, ' 'l J ,. L i- W. Qi Q? 1 ,i,L a:LL L -f 1 1 Lit, ,sf 2, -ff 1, f ,Ag :MQ ' E 1' V' . f-540 , OFHCER 5. X R 3 Fzrsz' Term. Second Tcrazz. y PI-IILIP ERNEST ERODT, Pl'65Z'CfE7Zf, CHARLES FREDERIC XIVHEATON. x ,lb A JULIAN CLARENCE LEVI, Vice-Presidwzf, JOSEPII MEYER PROSRAUER. Rf . l ,FRANK HOLMES CURRY, Secretagf, FRANR SUTLIFF HACRETT. . ,l gf CHARLES FREIJERIC VVIIEATON, Trmsznfer, CHARLES CLINTON BURKE, JR. 'S l x PRIZE WINNERS, 1895. ivan, Om!z'01z.-First. Essay.-Fz'1's!. Debzzfe.-Fz'7'.s'z'. 'KRW I ALBEIi'l' RALPH LESINSKY. EVERETT VVILLOUOHBI' GOULD. CHAS. FREDERIC VVHEATON Sammi Third. SFCUYZIZ7. Second EDWARD HAMILTON DALY. -IOIIN HULL DEAIING. J. PERCI' VVORDEN. PI-IILIP ERNEST BRODT JWEJVIBERS. Carl Lucas Alsberg, '96, William Samuel Cherry, '96, Edward Hamilton Daly, '96, Everett Willoughby Gould, '96, Alfred Louis Kroeber, '96, Albert Ralph Lesinsky, '96, julian Clarence Levi, '96, Frederick Au ustus Peters ' 6, 8 i 'Q joseph Meyer Proskauer, '96, Franklin Edward Reese, '96, Edwin Blanchard Woodruff, '96, Philip Ernest Brodt, '97, Walter Leon Hess, '97, ' Charles Frederic Wheaton, '97, Julius Alsberg, '98, Charles Clinton Burke, jr., '98 Howard Maston Cannon, '98, Walter Nicholas Clapp, '98, Frank Holmes Curry, '98, Frank Depew, '98, jacob Smith Schlussel, '98, Charles Adkins Baker, '99, Frank Sutliff Hackett, 'Q9, john Smith Harrison, '99, 70 George Sidney Hellman, 'QQ, Otto Hillmuth Hinck, '99, Frederic William Hinricks, jr., '99, Oscar Clark Huntoon, '99, VValter Langdon McDermott, '99, john Purroy Mitchel, '99, Miles Rees Mofatt, 'QQ, Eugene Franklin O'Connor, lr., 'QQ Goeffrey Parsons, '99, Theophilus Parsons, '99, Prescott Alfriend Sherer, '99, Harvey Shattuck Slade, '99. OFFICERS. Pre.v1'n'e1z!-Fz'r:t Term. . rx . SAMUEL SNVAYZE SEXVARD. g 6 Sfromi y'A'l'lIl. 47 9 FRANCIS BERTRAM ELGAS. , K X' If'1're-P1'z's1'1z'w1f-Firr! Term. M4114 . FRANCIS BERTRAM ELGAS. ffm ' P I Q ' Sf't't77ld Term . lu 1, , RALPH BROUWER POMEROY. d m , , SfL'l'6fI77:I'g,f'Z'7'.Yl' Tzrzfz. - X - AA JOHN F. B. MITCHELL, IR. Y X O G l .S'1'cnmt' Tnwz. 1 J by ' XYILLIAM ASPENXVALL BRADLEY. , F' ' 4 , C1 Z'fl'L'-f'l'7'.S'f Term. Q ARTHUR 1.ocRE'rT MARVIN. 1 ii' i f f-1 Semin! fl 'e1'm. 'M' JW wif' GEORGE RICHARD JACOBUS. Robert Glenn McCrea, '96, r Samuel Swayze Seward, jr., 95, John Hebard Snyder, '96, Charles William Boote, '97, Eugene Carroll Brown, '97, Francis Bertram Elgas, '97, Addison Ely, jr., '97, William Boone Gunton, '97, Edgar Arnold Hellman, 97, Bernard Michael, Kaplan, '97, Arthur Lockett Marvin, '97, George Washington Senftne Eugene Edward Spiegelberg, '97, V, '97, il-fEfl!BER 5. Ernest William Stratmann, '97, Morris Lincoln Strauss, '97, George VVilson Wharton, '97, Lucius Constant Bulkley, '98, Leo Fishel, '98, Edwin Taylor lglehart, '98, George Richard jacobus, '98, Frederick Paul Keppel, '98, John F. B. Mitchell, Ir., '98, Ralph Brouwer Pomeroy, '98, Henry Thomas Randall, '98, Gerard Roberts, '98, 71 Alvan Alonzo Tenney, '98, Franklin Zeiger, '98, William Aspenwall Bradley, '99 Foster, '99, Arthur Alexander Fowler, '99, Horace Cutler Graves, '99, George Gallagher Hopkins, jr., CQ Harry Partridge Keith, '99, VValter Henry Price, '99, Ernest Chapin Ropes, '99, Frederic Kimber Seward, '99, Montgomery Schuyler, jr., 99, Ernest VVetherill Wood, '99. 11712 X , f E W D .I 'f 1 ,NN 1 ' Xi 51 gi 9 QM., ,X 1 99, f I' ffka ' V ll I '1 , M A , 'r: 7'f AA! R 3 'I 'ff S ww Z- V, U lv y- I l 1 gn ' X ,Hil l 5, 4 XI! 7 vu Y I ' fl' Zyl I M i , N r M m . I I ,A , -op! IDbiIOI?Ii8T1 Society. ffBFll'l13l'U IUICYHFQ E55OCiHtiOI1. OFFICERS. PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, Pf'rsz'a'e1zz'. SAMUEL SWAYZE SEWARD, jr., Secrefmjy. PAz'!0Zfxz'a1z. DELEGA TES. BCZ7'7Z6Z7'62i PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, '97, SAMUEL SWAYZE SEXVARD, jr., ,96, JULIAN CLARENCE LEVI, '96, FRANK BERTRAM ELGAS, ,Q7, CHARLES FREDERIC WHEATON, '97, ' EUGENE CARROLL BROVVN, :Q7. 72 'I nf'-I-,..f I I . , I l VV 7-- . ' - - - ' O 9 lTij,,7-, I ,, , 0 v 1 l E ' ff YEL U , -1 , . U 1 - V E. 'J 3 , P A Q -A ' l I fro' E f 'M , y w l i , 0 V I it li l i i I I I W - l I - x W' xt: ' ' , I f Q' Zin, I ' .53-. G T 'fi' f I i' ' MV, I Z1 If r X' 9 Ieunlitnt W fx , 9 -. l 1 .9 . ti' Us M, .V .3 4, I ' WA ' fi' U Q- Z ga 17' - 41 Q V K ,LA 1 7, A I I -1 . . .I f if 1 I V-X' I I I- I ifnul L- Xb . AM , . I' UI' .,., lllwlli at WMC BETNVEEN ' Che IDIUIIOIQIIHI1 Society? HUD the JBHFNHFU lltCI'3FQ ilesociation. APRIL 4, ISQS. QUESTION!-RESOLVED, That attempts of employers to ignore associations of employees, and to deal with individual workmen only, are prejudicial to the best interests of both parties. PRESIDING OFFICER. I JUDGES. I'lON. SETI-I LOXV, LL.D., PROF. RICHMOND MAYO-SMITH, President of Columbia College. PROF. BRANDER MATTHEXVS, PROF. WILLIAM A. KEENER. SPEAKERS. , . PHILETUS MORTIMER CAPEN, ,QS .1 EDWIN BLANCHARD XVOODPUFF. '96 fglglgiilf' lEREDER1c1i MORSE CUTLER, '95, ' Pfllflllcggfllgglifflxw CHARLES FREDERIC W1-1EA'roN, '97, ' QWILLIAM DANA STREET, '95, 1 ' PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, '97, Decision of the Judges: Debate awarded to the Affirmative-BARNARD. First Honorable Mention, CHARLES FREDERIC WHEATON. Second Honorable Mention, VVILLIAM DANA STREET. 73 jfall Eebatea-JBarnarb va. llbbilolerian. I.-DECEMBER 2D, 1895. QUESTION :-Rerolzfed, That New York State should carry on its Liquor Traffic. Aji1'11zzztz've-BARNARD. Negative-PHILOLEXIAN. MR. KEI'fH, ,QQ, MR. RANDALL, '98, MR. HACKETT, '99, MR. SCHLUSSEL, '98, MR. WHARTON, LQ7. MR. PROSKAUER, '96. judges-Mlz. ARTHUR M, DAY, MR. j. Lrv1NGs'roNE FARRAND, MR. RALPH C. IRINGXVALT. Debate awarded to the Negative-PH1LoLEX1AN. Y - Q E II.-DECEMBER I2, 1895. QUESTION :-Resolved, That the United States should own and operate all railroads controlled by Interstate Commerce Laws. Ajirfzzafzbe-PHILOLEXIAN. Nega!z've-BARNARD. G. S. HELLMAN. '99, C. C. BURKE, '98, E. C. RGPES, '99, R. B. POMEROY, '98 C. F. WHEATON, ,Q7. A. L. MARVIN, 397. judges-MR. FRANK H. DooD, MR. LESTER W. CLARK, DR. HENRY L. TAYLOR. Debate awarded to the Affirmative-PHILOLEXIAN. 74 of-5 iiw 'E UCIETY Emil A. C. Keppler, '95, James N. Rosenberg, '98, Carl Lucas Alsberg, '96, Edwin Atkinson Bayles, '96, XVil1iam Samuel Cherry, '96 Edward Hamilton Daly, '96j Robert Hurtin Halsey, '96, Alfred Louis Kroeber, '96, Irving Lehman, '96, Dr. Charles Sears Baldwin, Mr. james Fuller Berry, Mr. Edwin Booth, OFFICER S. EDWARD I'IAMlL'l'ON DALY, - - - Preszdeuf JOSEPH MEYER PROSKAUER, - - Vz'ce-Pzfeszdem' EUGENE EDWARD SPIEGELHERG, - SE67'6'Z'6Z7,jf CHARLES FREDERIC WHEATON, - Trmsmw DIEJIIBERS. Robert Austin McCullough, '96, Francis Bertram Elgas, '97. Walter Nicholas Clapp, '98, Frederick Augustus Peters, '96, Benjamin Thomas Gilbert, '97, Robert Jermain Cole, '98, Joseph Meyer Proskauer. '96, Edgar Arnold Hellman, '97, George Richard jacobus, '98, Samuel Swayze Seward, '96, Ernest Irving Price, '97, Ralph Brouwer Pomeroy, '98 C. Manfred Uhl, '96, Eugene Edward Spiegelberg, '97, Philip Sondheim, '98, Edwin Blanchard XVoodruff, '96, Ernest XVilliam Stratman, '97, GeorgeSidney Hellman, '99, Milton David Bauhrach, 'Q7, George W'ilson XVharton, '97, Geoffrey Parsons, '99, Arthur Bookrnan, '97, Charles Frederic 'Wheaton, '97, Theophilus Parsons, '99, Charles XVilliam Boote, 'Q7, Julius Alsberg, '98, Prescott Alfriend Sherer. '99, H ONORA R Y JIIEMB ERS . Mr. A. Briggs, Prof. A. V. XV. Jackson, Mr, G. E. Morgan, Mr. Spencer Carleton, Mr. Joseph Jefferson, Mr. Charles L. Pollard, Sir Henry Irving, Mr. VVilfrid Lay, Mr. Sidney H. Treat, Dr. Clarence H. Young. 75 ,-5 K N. 4 , h A XA fd X Eb 7 kk, f j' 1-' E xlx K6 icmss HISTQRY3 ' 1. l b w ' M S , Jf El Goutes les Gloires be '97. F l-HSTQRY is an unprejudiced state- ment of facts, this is not history. We look over our past, and each man sees it in a different light. For one the college centers on the crew, for another on the track-team, for another on the spring de- bate. And yet-is it the fault of our eyes P- a rosy glow spreads itself over all our 'K have- dones. No, it is nothing the oculist can cureg it is because victory has followed us everywhere that the rosy glow pervades our past. W'ay hack in earliest times, when we were lonesome in the coat-room, and were willing to be dunned for the football, or the crew just to have some one to talk with,-- way back in those foolish, 'suspiciously emerald times, we had reason to be proud. Aye, that we did. Woiilcl we not have wiped in the mire the football team of our sworn enemies, the Sophs, had it not been that the ground was frozen and we took it out in thumping? And were we not the only class in history which could have its picture taken in the freshman year, seated in glorious victory upon the library steps to ye great discomfiture of ye helpless Sopho- mores? Also in rapid succession, twice did we lower the colors of said Sophs in ye most noble combat for ye sacred broomstickw- twice in one day, much to the delectation of ye multitude, vast and great, assembled in cars and carts to watch ye noble strife of hands. Thus early did our triumphs begin. Then followed our crew, our almost- winning crew, and the year was done--and a few of us were done, too. Still there were enough of us left to take the parts in Our Boys, and to make it such a success that it almost did the crew, financially. But nog the crew's still with us. VVe need another round to finish it. During the spring, among other things, we taught our younger, feebler brethren to run andjump. VVe took them to Vifilliams- bridge and held school, with illustrations, which went by the name of games. But there wasn't much fun in those games, as '98 will tell you. Now we are at the summit of our fame. We are the Sophomore's envy, the Senior's regret, the Junior Class. Now we begin to feel comfortably assured of our sheepskins, and assume a benign contempt for fallen or stumbling seekers after knowledge. We have become the backbone and support of the University, and we cannot but look with complacence upon ourself as a class- wholef' And so we append a list of our 77 dignities and duties, not in any spirit of ries when we shall have gone forth hence boastfulness or false pride, but merely that and shall look back to enumerate the others may see us as we see ourselves, and mighty deeds of also that we may have an aid to our memo- OUR PRESENT CLAHWS Lz'fc7'my Wfafzikb. Managing Editor, Business Manager. Spacfafor. Managing Editor, Business Manager. '95 IflZ7'.S'Z'ljf Crew. Captain, Stroke. Bow, Substitute. '95 Track Team. 7 members. Bzzwmm' Lifemrgf Ass0cz'a!z'01z. President. Pkz'!0!m'z'mz LZ'fE7'd7jf Sociezjf. President. .S'kczfae5perz7'e S06Z'6Uf. Secretary, Treasurer. 78 CoLU M BIA '9 7. TO GL OR Y: Dcbafing Uniozz. President, Secretary. Sf7i7Zg' Debafe, '95. First Honorable Mention. Chiczzgo U1zz'11e11vz'zj1 Debate. Two Speakers. First Substitute. Mz1sz'fa! Sociegf. Manager, Secretary and Treasurer Gmz Cflzb. President, Secretary, Treasurer. Chess Club. President, CX-,Q7. Yf ill C A. President. COLLEGE. Ellery Oswald Anderson, john Hill Prentice, - Enos Thompson Throop, Albert William Putnam, Arthur Augustus Powers Eugene Spiegelberg, - COLLEGE. John Hill Prentice, Eugene Carroll Brown, Arthur Lockett Marvin, Albert William Putnam, Hans von Briesen, A COLLEGE. Eugene Carroll Brown, Burdette Kellogg Marvin, Oliver Smith, - Albert William Putnam, Philip Bissell, - Walter Leon Hess, - 7 Glass Mficers of Hflinetgaieven. FRESHMAN YEAR. P1'esz'a'e1z!, - - LQ-C6-1J7'6.S'Z'll767Z I, jp, - Secrefrzfgf, - - Tffeaszzffe ff, - H isloffiavz, - Poef, - SOPHOMORE YEAR. - - P1'c.rz'a'wzt, - V zre-P1'e5z'a'e1z!, - - S e'c1'e!a1jf, - T7'ezzsm'e1', - Poet, - JUNIOR YEAR. '- - P 1'e5z'a'e1zt, - WU-P1'esz'de1z f, - I - Sew efazfy, ' - T1'ezzsm'e1', - - Hz's f07'z'a1z, Pod, - 79 MINES. Harry Howell Armstead, Jr. William Arthur Bostwick Ralph Garrigue Wright Frank Fletcher Palmer - Alexander Simpson Farmer MINES. Frederick Lewis Miller Masury Alexander Simpson Farmer joseph Van Vleck, Jr. Alexander Morrison Brown - Max Lowenthal MINES. Alexander Simpson Farmer - Charles Martin Clark William Arthur Bostwick john Wesley Goodridge J num l ll ' rn i l m A ll l H, ' K L I ,, ' 'fl , I yy in A l , l , whereas, How i' N .W A 'fy ' I .t Nw l ya, LOW VAN CANCRINGE. A. S. S., ff ,ji DDNJQVI ,, 1JJ Late Official Announcer to the '97 Class of Mathematical ,KN AN lg Conversation, Q i , if , CLARET HOFFMAN House BUNG STARTER, :f xx igllllhpf l ,1 ', D. F. Q. E. D., Professor of Beard Culture and , 592 X I F5 'lg .I -10-5 - gi High W'ater Trousers, and Ag : 4 1.227 I X y F 4 'i -, -,,, .ii T iw T. - 1: . -. ,Q UQ .-' ':. 1 ' -- LTL T REGSXQS X 12 P? -- N YOUTHFUL BARNYARD ROOSTER, P. D. Q., ' '-f- 1 1 .JL f' ' f i-y:,a?f V, '- , , , 41 ,L Ql ,Q r-t-- KC-li Professor of Punctuation, Red Ink Ornamentation -.- L :5 !,fu - ,il ', ,E ls -QF, and Doubtful Humor of Class-sick Origin, have come to - V 'T-jx an -it f- a sad and untimely end, resulting from over-work in their -S T' f XP! 5. W 6' T Qi' ' f' attempt to Hunk and delude the world, and 'T XM f 5: 1' -M ..- , ' -t.. - ' --- uw -'10 g -51 -' A -1 -.Q ,ph .T U!g'f'iiL , A-1 ' A His Satanic Majesty has made them w '--- .f 1 1 ' -4-'T ' Q 'll -- ,LZ X- ig -'l 1 heads of the several Fire Departments in the University of I T- T ' P3 -f 1 Torture, South Hades, by the Red Ink Sea, be it hereby That we, the Class of 197, duly appreciating that, despite appearances, manners, paucity of ideas, etc., there may have been some sense in them, do show ourselves meekly resigned to our loss, and do hereby sympathize with Satan who is bound to lose his old prestige as a tormentor in the land of Living Pictures, and be it furthermore That we, as a body, show our appreciation for their sterling-plated worth, by attending their incineration, NVednes- day, May 29th, at 8 P. M., on the College Grounds, in full undress, and be it lastly That an engrossed copy of these resolutions be forwarded to the friends of the deceased, if any can be found. Given this iwem'1'ez'h day of Zhe month, Examinus 771 iheyear of Flunks CXLIV. QUINTUHVIRATE. Imperator, - - WILLIAM I. CLARK. LEGATI. HANS VON BRIESEN, PHILIP BISSEL, GEORGE WILSON WHARTON, FRANCIS BERTRAM ELGAS. LOQUITORES. Condemnator, ' CHARLES F. WHEATON, Cantator, - HANS VON BRIESEN, jollyonsus, - GEORGE NVILSON WHARTON, Vox Populi, - WALTER LEON HESS, Laudator Ninety-seveniensis, - ELLERY O. ANDERSON. Floral Designs must b ' ' e according to Legendre, Liber IX. Zerban's funeral waltz wi ll be played by Sousa's band. The beer will be a la mode. 80 qw T X , Q f Q . N X f , X X . . , gf ,Z 0 V e g 3,2 x f E f H ' ' x 1' , xx f' Txx x , . - 5' wx QQ Y A N' ,wx X I. ! , yy ' vi -7 X , V 'f X . , 1 'Sf' Y 5 ff 1 V K, ,XX A vi 5, 'E ' ' l X 1 Q , . ' 5 6 ' L .yn A I , ,4 x W K . ,- - V I ,Q :...- ., V- Y 4-6, 2.-fa Q. i, 32 .- X Q42 513 1 A 1 :f wb X 3 f az -1. ' -'- - Dtompkr- - , .eyeing .,:,+'.: . - as gp - ' ij-ff7f KN ff R 4 x- - , , SA: N up V .f .' ff . I 'F '97 Sophomore Show. COMIVIITTEE. Ellery O. Anderson, Thomas B. Peck jr., Woodward Babcock, George C. Anthon, Arthur A. S. Powers, William Rogers, Edwin M. La Roche, Oscar B. Smith, jr. Our Boys up to Date. A COMEDY IN THREE ACTS. THE CAST. SIR GOEFFREY CHAMPNEYS, CAE Ezzglzlvh Bfzrouef 7'6SZ'lZ7Z'7Zcg in A zzzcrimj Ellery Oswald Anderson TALBOT CHAMPNEVS, QHz's S0723 ...--- Putnam Asbury Bates PERKYN M. HOOBOOM, CA ffeiirm' P01'kjJa6kc1'f1'071z C7zz'fag0j - joseph Lea Fearing CHARLES M. HOGBOOM, QHz's Sazzj -..- - I. Harold Stern VIOLET MELROSE, QAM I-fezrexsj - Douglas Zabriskie Doty MARX' MELROSE, flier' Poor Cammy - A - Ralph Garrigue Wright CLALRISSA CHAMPNEYS. QSZV' Gocyj9'ey'x Sixferj - - Fitz-Henry Faye Tucker BELTNDA, CA L0fL g'Z'7Zg' Hozzse Serwzzzfj ---- - William joseph Clark ACT I-Drawing Room at Sir GoeFfrey's Mansion ACT Il-Drawing Room at Hogboom's House ACT lll-A Room onthe Third Floor of a Bowery Lodging House. 33 4? WJ , mb M H , '1 Wk 07 ff' , if 'T I -, Rig 6 B LM COMMITTEE. PUTNAM ASBURV BATES, Ckazwfzavz. WILLIAM ARTHUR BOSTWICK, Secretary amz' Trmsmfeff. ELLERY OSWALD ANDERSON, NIONSON MORRIS, J. DAY KNAP, FRANK FLETCHER PALMER, WILLIAM GOADBX' LOEW, JOHN HILL PRENTICE, BURDETTE KELLOGG MARVIN, REGINALD WILLIAM PRESSPRICH. 84 E Gm V fxfxfxfff? A Q Ig I 'Vg Q Q , QS Q ffmi AQ Golumbia Glollege Iflnion. BOARD OF DIRECTORS, 1895 WILLIAM T. LAWSON, P1'es1'dc'11f. GUSTAVUS T. Kinisv, Sec1'em1j'. ISAAC N. SELIGMAN, Trea511rer. GRADUATE DIRECTORS. W. T. Lawson, '82. W. B. Manice, '86. Guy Richards, 'S7. UNDERGRADUA TE DIRECTORS. ROWING. J. T. Conover, I98, Manager. H. E. Pierrepont, '97, T1'easzzre1'. J. H. Prentice, '97, Capfain. A. L. Watkins, ,Q9, F1'esh11za1z Represenlatz'-oe. 1 86 -6. I. N. Seiigman, '76 George Taylor, '82 R. T. XfVi1son, Jr. TRACK TEAM. G. T. Kirby, '98, L , Manager. H. K. Bird, '96, M., T1l'FLlSZl7'8l'. W. H. Fearing,'98, M., Capfam ,if . -.-. W 4'4- . Q ' S ' Y . . ' -. ' 'Z' .uv-i'S5V,1?3!-9. 27.23293 ' 55551. JPY ' 'T'-. ,Iij?Qf7-,11'a -0E,,':ve, .Q 21:':..'.:1..2.I .i:342'1g' ' ' 13... .X-Gin M' ' ,5 X' '.VEIE: 1'gv.I'?'f5' 'i '.E.- ':.'-5:-' .1 .': : 2:1 :-ff, ' 0 .-f 'C aw ,Wx-.112 - I--f W- mf: w1zAw.mw6- M: ff , , Y' 4 1 ! A -I ' ww iw!-.ei.:fa12fW:,, ' - -Y 1' 4 - 'iff-.f--' .-.:..w..-1.1.5....f'.-.-'.'.?N 'A-'ziw ,E gf-V:-'.-.vc-.f' gg:-fv,f 1' f - r ' -' f . ,ff4..:,-11' ff.- , W, 1 , ..,.,.,f ,e-A , -,,. ni V. .9 . . , ?N' 1. ' ' V' .. :J a. ..,, .y.., .. , 'wh :-, 7 J. Q :gy . X il . - f ..f.,::.1-:..--1-V.-5-21:5I ..'. :.-. ..:f, , 9 , M ,.,,., . ,,,, Q, ,,k.A, ..,.., , -., W -f, 55 , -a5,,g,5f...3:....,. .. 2 ,. - .. A ..,,wj,w- 1 H gb H . ,, ,....,V .. r 'J ' - N ,ff , e6?Z,:.-':-,Q . P-?1f,L:.f.' , k,,, , V ,.. ., I . TIINCK ATIIU-ETI . Krack Eltbletic GOl11lTlift66 OFFICERS. G. H. TAYLOR,: 81, Ckazhfzzzn. W. H. FEARING, Ir., '98, M., Caplaifz. G. T. KIRBY, '98, LAW, Ma7zagef'. A. L. MARVIN, '97, Assz'.vz'zuzt Mafzagez H. K, BIRD, '96, M., Treaszzrer. 37 'Ilflin6tQe56V6I1--1Flin6tQalEiQbI jfielb flbeeting. COLUMBIA OVAL, EVENT. loo yds. Dash, 220 yds. Dash, 440 yds. Run, Half-Mile Run, One-Mile Run, One-Mile Walk, Two-Mile Bicycle Race, 120 yds. Hurdle Race, 220 yds. Hurdle Race, Pole Vault, Sixteen Pound Hammer, Sixteen Pound Shot, Running High jump, Running Broad Jump, '97 198 WINNER. S. H. Bijur, '97, S. H. Bijur, 'Q7, W. B. Gunton, '97, VV. H. Fearing, '98, J. H. Fulle, '97, T. L. Bogert, '97, XV. H. Fearing, '98, S. H. Bijur, 'Q7, S. H. Bijur, 'Q7, O. B. Smith, Ir., '97 WILLIAMSBRIDGE, TIME-HEIGHT. DISTANCE. II I-5 secs. 25 secs. I min., I-5 secs. 2 min., I8 4-5 Secs. APRIL 20171, 1895. SECOND. TI-IIIID. I. O'Reardon, '97, - E. Neus, '97. E. Neus, '97, I. H. Fulle, '97. E. Neus, '97, H. H. XVolf, '98. XV. B. Gunton, LQ7, M. Arendt, '98. 5 min. 7 min. 6 min 7 5 IO 1-5 secs 57 3-5 SCCS. , 5 I-5 secs. I7 3-5 secs. 27 2-5 secs. 9 ft., 4 in. T. A. Ball, '93, 87 ff., 9 in. T. A. Ball, 98, 33 ft., 2 I-2 in. A. L. Marvin, '97, . A. B. De Young, '98 5 ft 2 m' S. H. Bijur, '97, 20 ft., 6 in. SUMMARY. FIRSTS. SECONDS. IO 7 4 7 83 XV. Lighthipe, '98, L. Baker, '98, C. Stephens, jr., '97, T. H. Joseph, '98, A. L. Marvin, 797. I. A. A. S. Foster, '98. L. Howard, '9S. I. McLean, '9S. A. McLean, '98, T. H. joseph, '98, K. L. Caswell, '98, A. L. Marvin, '97. J. D. Knap, '97, L. D. Einstein, '98. J. D. Knap, '97, D. Andrew, jr., '97 T. A. Ba11,'9s. C. H. Burnside, '98, H. L. Beadel, '9S. TI-mans. TOTAL. - 5 69 9 43 Ehmual Spring jfielb meeting of the Qiolumbia Glollege Union. EVENT. 100 Yards Dash, 220 Yards Dash, 440 Yards Run, Half-Mile Run, One-Mile Run, . One-Mile Walk, . Two-Mile Bicycle Race, 120 Yards Hurdle Race 220 Yards Hurdle Race Pole .Vault, . ' Sixteen-pound H ammer, Sixteen-pound Shot, Running High jump, Colzzmbzkz Oval, I'VZ'!!Z'fZ7lZ.S'b7'Z'Zlg 6', Sfzizzrday, fllczy Ilfh, 1895. XVINNER H. G. Chatain, '96 M., . W. E. DeSalazar, 'QS P. 8: S., . H. G. Chatain, '96 M., . H. R. Kingsley, '96 Law, J. H. Fulle, '97 M., . T. L. Bogert, '97, . G. E. Ruppert, '98, . S. H. Bijur, '97, . . WV. E. DeSalazar, '95 P. Sz S F. H. Bowman, 'Q7 M., . T. A. Ball, '98 M., . E. Beer, '96, . . E. Burke, 'QS P. 8cS., TIME, DISTANCE, HEIGHT. IO 3-5 sec 23 3-5 sec. 54 2-5 sec 2 min. 8 sec 4 min. 53 2-5 sec 8 min. 24 2-5 sec 5 min. 16 3-5 sec 16 4-5 sec 27 2-5 sec. IO ft Q3 ft. 1 I-2 in 33 ft. 1 in. 5 ft. 7 1-2 in 89 SECOND. VV. E. DeSalazar, P. 8a S WV. 1. Clarke, '97. F. A. W. R. H. G. T. O. NV. VV A. V. Dobbins, 'Q7 M. L. Marvin, '97. Lighthipe, '98 M. J. Held, '98 P. 8a S. L. Howard, '98 M. C. V. Richards, '98. H. joseph, '98 M. B. Smith, jr., '97 M. Vau Osterhart, Law . Van Osterhart, Law. B. De Young, '9S. THIRD. W. F. Beekman, 'QS W. F. Beekman, ' M. Weil, '9S. M. Arendt, '98. 1. S. Foster, '98. W. H. Fearing, Jr 98 M T. H. joseph, '98 M K. L. Caswell, '98 M J. D. Knap, '97 M R. G. Shipman, '95 EVENT. 1oo Yards Run 1 220 Yards Run, 440 Yards Run, Half-Mile Run, One-Mile Run, . 120 Yards Hurdle Race, 220 Yards Hurdle Race, One-Mile Walk, ' . Two-Mile Bicycle Race, Sixteen-pound Hammer, Sixteen-pound Shot, Pole Vault, . 4 . Running High jump, Running Broad jump, Princeton, Columbia, lprincetonadolumbia CBamee. Cozzfizzfffri by the P7'ZYZL'6f07Z U1zz?1e1'sz'iy Trafk Afhlelzk Ass0rz'fz1'z2Jn arm' Mx Colzmzbzkz Calfege Ufzzluz. Colzmzbzkz Oval, lfVz'!!z'a11zsb7'z'n'ge, fling' 18272, 1895. XVINNER. . R. Derr, P., '97, . R. Derr, P., '97, . . H. C. Brokaw, P., ,Q7, . H. R. Kingsley, C., '96, . R. H. Bacon, C., '96, . W. B. Rogers, P., '98, . VV. E. DeSalazar, C., '95, . . T. L. Bogart, C., '97, . VV. H. Fearing, jr., C., '98, . J. M. Rhodes, P., '97, TIME, 1-1ErcHr, SECOND. DISTANCE. IO I-5 sec. F. W. Allen, P., '95. 22 1-5 sec. H. B. Jamison, P., '97. 53 1-5 sec H. G. Chatain, C., '96. 2 min. 4 3-5 sec 4 min. SI 1-5 sec 16 3-5 sec 25 4-5 sec 7 min. 35 1-5 sec. 5 min. 2 3-5 sec 113 ft. 5 1-4 in J. Hanlon, P., '96, R. F. S. H. D. R. E. L. H. L. T. D. Sterling, P., '97. Bijur, C., '97. James, P., '95. McVitty, P., '9S. Howard, C., '98, Riggs, P., '97. A . D. F. Edwards, P., '96, 36 ft. 1I in. XV. L. Schmalhorst, P. Sem. . A. C. Tyler, P., '97, IO ft. 3 in. F. H. Bowman, C., '97. . E. Burke, C., '95, . 5ft. 7 in. A. B DeYoung, C., '9S. . W. B. Rogers, P., '98, 21 ft. 3 in. I. H. Hammond, C., ,Q5. Szmzmrzrjf. Frasrs. SECONDS. T1-uans. 3- 8, 7 V31 6, 6, ' 62-3, 90 THIRD. H. G. Chatain, C., 96. H. A. McNulty, P., '95. F. V. Dobbins, C., '97. L. C. Love, P., '95. J. H. Fulle, C., '97. T. H. joseph, C., '9S. W. R. Wilson, P., '96. E. M. Smead, P., '95. G. E. Ruppert, C., '9S. W. L. Schmalhorst, P. Sem T. A. Ball, C., '98, S O. B Smith, C., '97. - K. L. Caswell, C., '9S. ZW. B. Trainer, P., '97. VV. B. Rogers, P., '9S. R. Garrett, jr., P., '97. TOTALS. 63 1-3. 48 2-3. Y- - - 4 ,-w 4, rckkfw -Q flg iley 1- 13 f23'ia2'f lv '35 4: PY hz A x IQ 1 l f' I' ,4 , ,.,,. I X., Z x 1 f X: - h I 1 .. ? ' 5 , +5 71 Elnnual jfall 1banoicap Games of the Ctolumbia College Union. EVENT. 1oo Yards Dash, . 120 Yards Hurdle, . . 440 Yards Run, . Mile Run ,... Two Mile Bicycle Qscratchy, Running High Jump, . Running Broad jump, . Throwing the Hammer, . 111113, D1srANcE, WINNER. I-I'D'l'. HEIGHT. Underhill, '98, M. Q5 1-2 ycls.j IO 2-5 sec. Vom Baur, ,Q9, M. Q2 yd s.j I7 1-5 see. T. Kirby, '98, L. Q20 yfls.J 53 4-5 sec. H. Bacon, '96, Qseratchj 4 min. 46 sec. P. F. Dielqie, gs, L. 5miu. 16 sec. . A. Forman, '98, L. Q9 in.j 6 ft. 1-2 in. C. M. Clark, '97, M. Q6 in.j 20 ft. 7 in. D. Knap, '97, M. Q15 ft.j 95. ft 4 1-4 in. QI SECOND. H'D'P. THIRD. H'D'P. K. L. Caswell, '98, M. Q7 ydsj E. S. Moifatt,'99, M. Q6 ydsj S. A. Bijur, '97, Qscratchj J. Pell, '99, Q5 ydsj M. XVeil, '98, Q15 yds.j A. XV. Putnam, '97, Q25 yds.j E. M. Al'I11StI'ODg,'98, M. Q80 yds J R. L. Eaton, '98, M. Q35 yds.j VV.H. Fearing, jr., '98, M. VV. H. Hays, '96. E. Burke, '96, Q4 in.j J. D. Pell, '99, Q8 in.j E. Burke, '96, Q6 in.j S. H. Bijur, '97, Q1oin.b A. A. Forman, '98, L, Q30 ft.j J. H. Prentice,'97, Q30 ft. D Gvoentietb Elnnnal jfielb fllbeeting of the Ilntercolleglate Eltbletic Elesociation. Berkeley Oval, .May .251 mzri 25, 1895. COLLEGES OF THE ASSOClA'l'ION. AMHERS1 CORNELL, HARVARD, C.C.N.Yq STEVENS UNKHQ BROWN, DARTMOUTH, U.OFIOWA, 'U.C.N.Y, SYRACUSE VWBLEYAN U.OFCALHORNhL FORDHAM, LAFAYETTE IHUV.OFPENN SWARTHMORE, WHJJAMS COLUMBIA, GEORGETOWN, LEHIGH, PRINCETON, TRINITY, YALE. U.OF MICHIGAN, RUTGERS TIME, I-IEIGI-IT, EVENTS. FIRST. UISTANCE. SECOND. THIRD. IOO Yards Dash, Crum, IQS, Iowa, . IO sec. Richards, '95, Yale, Ramsdell, '95. Penn- zzo Yards Dash, . Crum, '95, Iowa, . 22 sec. Richards, '95, Yale, Ramsdell, '95, Penn. 449 Yards Dash, . Vincent, ,Q7, Harvard, 59 5-4 sec. Koch, '96, U. of Cal., Mansfield, '97, Harvard Half Mile Run, . . Hollister, '97, Harvard 2 min. Kilpatrick, '98, Union, Sichel, '98, Penn. One Mile Run, . . . Orton, '95, Penn., . 4 min. 23 2-3 sec. Kilpatrick, '98, Union, Jarvis, '98, Penn. no Yard Hurdle Race, . Chase, '96, Dartmouth, IS 4-5 Sec. Dyer, '96, U. of Cal., Torrey, '95, U. of Cal. 220 Yard Hurdle Race, . . Bremer, '96, Harvard, 24 3-5 sec. Cady, '95, Yale, Torrey, '95, U of Cal. One Mile Walk, . Two Mile Bicycle Race, . Running High jump, . Running Broad Jump, . Pole Vault, .... Putting 16-lb. Shot, . . Throwing 16-lb. Hammer, Yale, . U. of Pen Harvard, Iowa, . . Thrall, '96, Yale, . Manley, '97, Swarthmore, jLeSlie, '96, Penn., . ' I Winsor, '97, Penn., . Sheldon, '96, Yale, . . Bucholtz, '96, Penn., . Hickok, '95, Yale, . Hickok, '95, Yale, . 7 min. 3 3-5 sec. 6 min. 5-5 sec. 5 fl. II 3-4 in. 22 ft. 8 I-2iI'1. Il ft. 2 3-4 in. 42 ft.11 1-2 in 135 ft. 7 I-2Il1. SUMMARY. POINTS. POINTS. . 30 California, . 7 . 25 Dartmouth, . 5 22 Swarthmore, . . 5 xo Union, . . 4 92 Houghton, '95, Amherst, Osgood, '95, Penn., Stickney, '98, Harvard, Hoyt, '98, Harvard, Knipe, '95, Penn., Cross, '96, Yale, Amherst, . Columbia, . Princeton, . Phillips, '97, Harvard. Fearing, '98, Columbia. Paine, 'Q7, Harvard. Rogers, '98, Princeton. Thomas, '95, Yale. Brown, '96, Yale. Edgren, '97, U. of Cal. PO1NTS.' . 2 I I 'IRCCOIID of 'lllllI6FCOIl6Ql.8t6 IDYISG5, 187541895 FIRST SECOND THIRD TOTAL TOTAL FIRST SECOND 'THIRD COLLEGE. PRIZES. PRIZES. PRIZES. PRIZES. I'OIN'IS COLLEGE. PRIZES. PRIZES. PRIZES. Harvard, - - 77 77 35 3-4 T99 3-4 S74 3-4 XVi11ia111S, - 2 2 1-3 Yale, , , 70 54 13 1-3 137 1-3 471 1-3 btCVe11S, 2 o 0 COl1.1l'I1bla, . . 53 51 IZ 7-12 116 7-12 379 7-12 Iowa, . . 2 0 0 Princeton, . . . 36 35 8 7Q 258 Union, . . 1 2 o U. of Pennsylvania, . 34 22 ro I-4 66 1-4 234 1-4 Brown, . . . o 4 1-4 Dar-tfnouth, , , 5 5 o IO 35 U. of California, o 2 3 C. C. N. Y., . . 3 8 3 I4 34 Cornell, . o 2 2 1-2 Anqherst, 5 4 1 10 34 Swarthmore, 1 o 1 Lafayette, 4 4 o 8 28 U. of Michigan, . 1 o o 'Wesleyan, 4 1 o 5 22 Bowdoin, . o 1 9 Hobart, . o 1 o f1zz'f7'c0!!qgf1'1zff Rfc07'a's. An Intercollegiate Record is any record that shall have been made at an Annual Meeting of the I C. A. A. A. A EVENT. RECORD. IIOLDER. COLLEGE. 199 Yards Dash, 10 sec. L. H. Cary, Princeton, 220 Yards Dash, . . 21 4-5 sec. L. 1-I. Cary, . Princeton, . . 449 Yards Dash, . . 4Q 1-2 sec. G. B. Shattuck, . Amherst, . . Half Mile Run, Mile Run, . . Mile Walk, . . 129 Yards Hurdle, . 220 Yards Hurdle, . . Two Mile Bicycle Race, Running Broad jump, Running High jump, . Pole Vault, . . . 1 min. 57 1-5 sec. . 4 mm. 23 2-5 SSC. . 6 min. 52 4-5 sec. 15 4-5 sec. . U 24 3-5 Sec. . 5 mm. 7 3-5 sec. II ft. 2 22 ft. 11 1- 6 ft. 1-2111. 4111 Putting the Shot, . . 42 ft. II Throwing the Hammer, 135 ft. 7 1 A Columbia College Record is any record t EVENT, RECORD. 109 Yards Dash, IO 1-4 sec. 220 Yards Dash, 22 3-5 SSC. 449 Yards Dash, Half Mile Run, . Mile Run, . . Mile Walk. . . . 120 Yards Hurdle, . . 2211 Yards Hurdle, . Two Mile Bicycle Race, . Running Highdjump, . Running Broa jump, . Pole Vault, . . . Putting the Shot, . . Throwing the Hammer, . . 52 2-5 Sec. 2 min. 1 sec- 4 min. 39 3-5 sec- . 7 111111. 4 SCC- . . 16 SBC- . 25 4-5 sec- 5 min, 2 3-5 sec. 5 ft. ro 3-4 in. 22 ft. 11 3-4 in. . IO ft. 7 in. 36 ft. 9 I-2 ln. . . 95 ft. 3-4 in. ' 1-2iI1. . . -2 111. . . W. c.Do11m, . . G. W. Orton, . . F. H. Borcherling. . I-I. L. Williams, . j. L. Bremer, . K. E. Manley, . V. Mapes, . . G. R. Fearing, . 3 C. T. Bucholtz, I W. XV. Hoyt, . NV. O. Hickok, . W. O. Hickok, , Cafzzffzbzkz Colfege Rcco7'1z's. hat shall have been made in Columbia Coll Annual Meeting ofthe I. C. A. A. A. A. ul C. H. Mapes, '85, I H. T. Harding, '9 HOLDER. . Prniceton, . . . U. of Pennsylvania . . Princeton, . . . Yale, . . . . Harvard, . Swarthmore, . . Columbia, . . . Harvard, . . . . U. of Pennsylvania, . Harvard, . .. . Yale, . . . . Yale, TOTAL TOTAL PRIZES. POINTS. ege or Columbia-Princeton Games, or at an 3, P. 22 s., 4 1-3 T4 1-3 2 io 2 IO 3 9 4 1-4 8 1-4 5 7 4 1-2 6 I'2 2 6 I 5 1 2 1 2 YEAR. . 18Ql 1891 1891 1890 1895 1892 1891 1895 T895 1891 1892 1895 1805 1895 1895 DATE. . Oct. 25, 1884 . May 7, 1892 J. B. Srnull, '96, M., bl H. M. Bangs, jr., , Q R. L. Langdon, 'g2,fl1., A. S. Vosburg, '92, P. 81 S., F. R. Whitney, '92, L., Lloyd Collis, 'Q21 M., . H. T. Harding, '93, P. 81 S.. 18 ' W. E. Desaiazar, '95, P. 81 s., I W. H. Fearing, Ir., '98, M., Guy Richards, '87, . Victor Mapes, ,Ql, . . H. T. Welsh, '99, M, . B. C. Hinman, '99, M, . B. W. Morris, jr., '94, M, . May IQ, . May 17, . May 15, . May 15, . May 15, . May 15, . May 28, . May 18, . May 18, . May 29, . May 30, . Nlay 31, . May 31, . Illay 19, 1894 1888 1891 1891 1891 1891 1892 1895 1805 1886 1891 1800 1899 1894 f K 1, In iv: .,.i ..-,, ,, J in J, 'I ff - R. .. ,..W . 2 3- 55 Q V 5 J L f gr!! , f . yl V .x i Y 'mmf ,hui V' :IW ,mx ff-J ARI M ' QE ., gm gmnf1:f1Q,Hg I 1 X X ob 7 5' 79 xx 2 1+ 7? ' V N 9 A ' 1 -if-Muff .. k 7,,,,,, N 1Rovoing Gommittee. GUY RICHARDS, '87, - I. H. PRIQNTICE, '97, A, XV. PUTNAM, ,Q7, G. R. CONOVER, '98, II. E. PIERREPONT, Jr '97 A. L. VVATKINS, '99, XVALTER B. PEIT, 1895-96. 95 Chfzzwfnzrz. Cfzpfazbz. 0T7Z!Z7672g7'6ZKl77I!ZfL' 16fy1rcse1z lm' z ue !Wamzge'1'. f1'mszz1'c'7'. F7'6Sh71ZFlZ Coach. fe6j77'L'56'7ZfflfZ-'ZJ6' C0016HfG:OIllmbi8s'U1!1iVCl'5ifQ of ID6l1l'l5QIV8lliEfl POUGHKEEPSIE, JUNE 24, 1895. FOUR .MILE STR2-1fGh'TA DVA Y. COLUMBIA. CORNELL. BOW, REGINALD W. PRESPRICH, C. H. SMIITH, NO. 2, JOHN H. PRENTICE fCaptainJ, W. B. CHRISWELL, No. 3, ORLEANS LONOACRE, JR., C. S. MOORE, No. 4, WILLIANI C. HOBDY, C. H. SMITH, NO. 5, DONALD MACGREGOR, E. JOHNSON, No. 6, GALE H. CARTER, W. B. SANBORN, NO. 7, HAMILTON FISH, JR., L. L. TATUBII, Stroke, H. EVELYN PIERREPONT, JR., I'IUGH C. TROY QCaptainJ, Coxswain, FREDERICK H. SILL, R. T. RICHARDSON, Columbia, 21 min. 25 Sec. TIIIE: Cornell, 21 min. 46 2-3 Sec. N Pennsylvania, Swamped at the three mile mark. Referee-MR. R. R. PERKINS, Harvard, '84. 96 'Glniversitp 1Race. UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVAINI-X A. C. N. PETERSEN. CHARLES JACK. J. H. NIINDS. WILLIADI FARRAR. W. S. JVOODRUFE. F. B. HANCOCK. H. P. BECK. A. E. BULL fCaptainJ. G. H. PERKINS. ni' I 2 ., ,A .X iz ,Z 7 X. -4 2 ,.-.V J-if X02 . 'PF-721 SN Q'-L.,.,f, . W4- 11 af 1 if . A 'ia ,-rg, X 'U1l'llV6I'6itQ 'IRHCGS-ClEigbf5.l HARVARD AND COLUMBIA. DATE. PLACE. XVINNER. DISTANCE. TIME. june 27, 1881, . New London, . . Harvard, 3 1-2 lengths, . . QI min. 45 sec july 3, 1882, . New London, . . Columbia, ftWalkover, 24 min 32 sec june 20, 1883 . New London, . . Harvard, I5 lengths. 24 min. 45 sec june 18, 1884 .n New London . Harvard, 4 1-2 lengths, . . 24 min 21 sec june 20, 1885 . New London . Harvard, 30 lengths, 24 min 27 sec june 25, 1886 . New London . Columbia, 5 1-2 lengths, 21 min. 38 sec june 27, 1887, . . . New London . . Harvard, 1 1-2 lengths, . . . 20 min 24 sec XMI: VVats0n, of Harvard, the referee, gave the race to Columbia as a walkover, because Harvard did not appear at the start on the clay set for the race. CORNELL, UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA AND COLUMBIA. DATE. PLACE. w1NNER. DISTANCE. SECOND. rmn. june 24, 1886, New London, Columbia, . IO lengths, . . Pennsylvania, . at 20 min. 40 sec june 27, 1889, New London, Cornell, . . 1 1-2 lengths, . . Columbia, . 1' I5 min. 530 sec june 25, 1891, New London, Cornell, . . 6 lengths, . . Pennsylvania, . 11 I4 min. 27 1-2 sec June 24, 1805, Poughkeepsie, Columbia, . 7 lengths, . Cornell, . II 2I min. 25 sec '14 Cornell did not enter the race. + Three mile races only. 1Three mile record. li Pennsylvania's shell sank after passing the three mile mark. SUMMARY. Races won by Harvard, . . . . 5 Races won by Columbia, . . . 2 Races won by Cornell, . . 2 Races won by Columbia, . . . . 1 Races won by Pennsylvania. . 1 Races won by Columbia, . . 3 97 JA: llgaledbarvarbfdolllmbia jfreabman 1Race. NEW LONDON, JUNE 27, 1895. TIVO HLULE SYRAIGIJTA IVA Y. YALE. HARVARD. COLUMBIA. BOW, G. W. CRAM, C. A. HURLEY, R. L. PIERREPONT QCaptain NO. 2, J. MCLAUGHLIN, A. H. RICE, HUDSON BIACHEN. NO. 3, G. MARSH QCaptaiDj, G. H. SCULL, CLARENCE MCK. LEWIS. NO. 4, R. HI1'CHCOCIi, C. C. BULL, SEARLE BARCLAY. No. 5, RODGERS, A. T. JENNINGS, ORLEANS LONGACRE, IR. No. 6, P. VVHITNEY, L. F. AMES QCaptainj, HENRY C. MORTIBIER. NO. 7, P. D. MILLS, D. M. GOODRICH, SIDNEY HAIGHT. Stroke, D. ROGERS, N. W1 CABOT, LOUIS FITZGERALD, IR. Coxsvvaiu, L. F. GREEN, R. S. HUIDEKOPER, JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, Jr. SYa1e, IO min. 28 sec. TIAIEI Harvard, IO min. gr sec. gCOlumbia, II min. 18 I-2 Sec. Referee-MR. GUY RICHARDS, Columbia, 87. 99 'l'Bow in Colu bia boat broke his oarlock at the quarter mile, when Columbia was leading, and was unable to row the rest ofthe race. l I l l l I B l I l jfreebman 1Race5-oeigbtsp. HARVARD AND COLUMBIA. DATE. I-LACE. XYINNER. DISTANCE. july 7, 1880, . New London, .... Harvard ,... 1 1-2 Lengths june 30, 1881, . Back Bay, Boston, . . Harvard, 4 1-2 Lengths july 1, 1882, . Harlem River, N. Y., . Columbia, 4 Lengths june 27, 1883, . New London, . . . Harvard, . 5 Lengths, june 26, 1884, . New London, . . Columbia, . 3 Lengths, june 25, 1885, . New London, . . Harvard, . I2 1-2 Lengths, july 1, 1886, . New L0nd0n,Jf . Harvard, 4 1-4 Lengths june 30, 1887, . New London, . . Columbia, 5 1-2 Lengths june 28, 1888, . New London, . . Columbia, , 3 I-2 Lengths june 27, ISSQ, . . New London, . . Harvard, I 3-4 Lengths june 27, 1890, . . New London, . . Columbia, 3-4 Length, ffFull two miles were not towed. 'l'Yale Freshman Crew entered but was swamped at the half mile Hag. YALE, HARVARD AND COLUMBIA. DATE. PLACE. XVINNER nIs'rANCE. sEC0ND. june 24, 1891, . New London, . Columbia, 2 Lengths, . . Yale, july 1, 1892, . . New London, . Yale, . 4 Lengths, . Columbia june 28, 1893, . New London, . Yale, . 6 Lengths, . Harvard, june 28, 1894, . New London, . Yale, . I 1-2 Lengths, . Columbia june 27, 1895, . New London, . Yale, . . . 3-4 Length, . . Harvard, 4fRec0rd. m , . TIIIE. II min. 32 sec 89 min. 5 3-4 sec IO min. 56 sec II min. 3 sec 9 min. 43 1-2 sec I2 min. 22 sec II min. S3 sec II min. I3 3-4 sec II min. 54 sec I2 min. 21 sec IO min. 54 sec TIIIE. X9 min. 41 sec I2 mm. 3 1-2 sec IO min. 23 sec II min. l5 sec +10 min. 28 sec CORNELL AND COLU META. TIME. min. 16 1-4 sec IO min. 38 sec IO min. 56 sec IO min. 28 sec DATE. PEACE. WINNER DIS I-ANCE. june 24, 1890, . New London, . Cornell, . . 4 1-2 Lengths, june 20, 1891, . New London, Cornell, I Length, june 9, 1892, Ithaca, . . Cornell, 7 Lengths. june 20, 1893, . . New London, . Cornell, . 3 1-2 Lengths, tYale Freshman Crew entered and took second place. SUMMARY. Races won by Harvard, . . . . 8 Races won by Columbia, . . . 8 Races won by Yale, . . 5 Races won by Columbia, . . . 2 Races Won by Cornell, . . 4 Races won by Columbia, . . o 100 lv 2 3 . UK, X W-if -gg wfhu 2 H y a - ' 1 w l' 1- ' 1 . ' Q' ,,,, 1 ', L. x 234,- X - 1,1L- 3' Y ' K aa 97 g 2 A . x .4 I . Ky 5 . ,,, I 5 I A 1 ,: , , I mam-fu , v, 4,4 ,U l J ' ' ma 0 2 4 4 Q 7T'Yn: X x L ' v .V-X X' ' . Z! X- -X x--xg K . 1 Q.. f 3- ' fa X 1. .SN 5 .sw li jlv w x. . It ,WWI .VH .. .Fifi ' ,lj S x , . Mm .ai . A my ,VIIII v M f llllllmn, X f W IHIXQ ZW? W f 'K -'L Gai, ...un X Anunulnllllullfuu ff ,QV N ' f Z 4 221lHlNllllIIlII1,' , A X7 WW . mfuumml in M! , J gmlnlullmum I - I I . 2 , num: K Wwxxxxx ' x W4 ' If . V v.,-I 'Hp f 'K ff' 2' ffl INHIIIHWM .. .. ' A . I,li!'2 A . 114 .Ulu 7 I, .. - 1 'rd' Y FE! 4 NX 'MN' 5 A, -. .K . '1 gm , U xx I ,. .J We 22,1 . fl w jfoot JBaII Committee. The Colfrgc. Srkool of Law. A. W. PUTNAM, ,Q7. W. B. CROYVELL, '96. E. S. MOFFATT, jr., '99. IOI Sfhool of MZ'7ZL'S H. G. CHATAIN, '96 T. H. JOSEPH, '98, e Golumbia 'Glnivereitg 'lll'lt6l'fGIPi65 jfootf5BaII. COLUMBIA ATHLETIC FIELD, WILLIAMSBRIDGE. Afoffcffzbw' zzlzrl, 1895. A70'Z,'6'llZ6L'7' zjfk, 1895 '97-24. POSKTIONS. '96-0. '97-6.22 Posrrioxs. 'QS-xo La Roche, Appleton, Lef! end, . McConway Appleton, Ley? end, Smith Prentice, Pressprich Lfyfz' Zzzckle, . Bird La Roche, Lqf! larklf, Daggett Anderson, . . Lfyfz' gzmrzi, . VanGelder Anderson, Lqf! gzzzzrd, LePrince Culgin, . . Cffzlre, Hawks Culgin, . Cclzfrf, Ward Baxter, D. E., Rzlghz' gzzard, . Riederer Waldenburg, Rzghz' gzzfzrzf, Einstein Machen, H. B., Rzlghz' iackle, . Goldsmith Machen, H. B., . Rzlgkzf facile, Beatty Lee, YValdenburg. . Rzlgkl emi, Regan O'Reardon, Rzlghz' end, Vlfagner O'Reardon, . Qzzarfer, Bacon --- Qzmrisff, Joseph Bogert, . Lay? hay, . Patterson Bogert, . Lejf! kay, Belden Putnam, . . . Rzlghf kay, Monell Putnam, , jfzlg-At hay, Mitchell Pressprich, Prentice, Fzzllbzzrk, Chatain Prentice, Fzzllbafk, Schaff . Referee-Van Voorhis, '98, M. Played undef protest' Umpire-Beatty, '98, M. Referee-Kirby: V981 L' Score-24-on Umpire-Hungerford, '98, L. ' Touchclowns-Prentice, 3, Bogert, 1, Putnam, I. Goals- TOuChd0Wn5 SChaffi 29 Putnam, I' GOalS'SChaff' I' Putnam, 2. Bogert, I. 'QS-'99 ,QS won by default. No Championship awarded for rS95. IO3 YALE '99-40. Connor, . Griswold, Andrews, Harvey, . Post, Marvin, . Slocovich, De Saulls, Wright, . Beard, . Columbia Iflnivereitxg jfreebman jfoot JBaII Games, 1895. New Havefz, C07l7Z., .Nou 16, 1895. PVz7!z'am56rzkZge, Ai lf, JVUU. 20, Posiriow. COLUMBIA '99-0. PRINCETON '99-18. POSITION. . LU? end, Moffatt Ccaptj Heelman, Lqff end, . Lajfz' Zackle, . . . Elmer Geer, . Lqf! facile, . t Lay? guard, ' H Elillrinson, Lqfz' guard, . . Cenire, . Einstein fmson' 1 CHUM' . Rzlgkz' guard, . . Irving Nfqely' ' Rzfgm guard' ' . Rzlghz' Zackle, . Hackett Dietrich' Rzgml mfkze' ' . Rzlghi end, . . Eaton Rodgers, Rllifkf 571071 - . Qzmrfer, Darrach Rosengarten, Qzzzzrler, ' L07 Mff, . . Ewen Colfelt, . Lfgff my, . Rzgk! hay, . . Henderson Allen, . Rzlgm, kay, . . Fu!! bark, . . . . Schaff Hine fcaptj, Referee-R. B. Treadway, Yale '96. Umpire-A. C. Beatty, Columbia '98. Linesmen-Beard and Mackey. Touchdowns-Hine f3j, Beard Qij, Connor QU, Griswold QU, 'Wright CID. Goals-Hine Qoj. H Two 25 minute halves. Columbia Columbia Columbia Columbia ' Columbia Columbia ' Cobb, .... Fu!! bade, . Referee-Mr. Barnett, Princeton. Umpire-Mr. Crowell, Columbia. Linesmen--Pell and jones. 1895. COLUMBIA '99-0. . Ewen . Elmer . Bentley . Einstein Hershiield . Wigham -S Henderson 2 Eaton . Darrach Mitchell Henderson . Gregg . Schaff Touchclowns-Geer Qzj, Allen fry, Colfelt CU. Goal- Cobb QU. Two 25 minute halves. OTHER GAMES. 18, . . 0, 0, 14, 34, 4, . . . . Cutler School-o . Berkley School-6 De Garmo Institute-o . . . Flushing A. C.-6 . Riverview Military Academy-6 . . . . . Irvington-o 104 GOIlll11biEl GOUCQC 105856 TBHII H550CfHfiOTI. OFFICERS, 1895. R. G. SHIPMAN, '95, . . Preszkiefzt. W. S. CHERRY, '96, . . . T7'ezz5zu'er. E. S. BROWNSON, '95 L., . Vzkf'-Prfsz'a'e'1zf. C. S. HUNGERFORD, '95, . . Jlfczmzger. ' L. R. SHATTUCK, '95 M., . . Sfcrciary. L. B. STURGIS, '95 M., . . fq5SZ1S'f!Z7Z2' Mafzager TEAM OF 1895. J. H. STEWART QCaptainj, . . . Third Base. L. FISHEL, ' . . . Pitcher. il' ir,iAiiE,MAN' . Catchers. I. I. COTTER, . . First Base. I. T. RYAN, . Second Base. H. E. HEXVLETT, Short Stop. A. WESSEL, . . Right Field. L. R. SHATTUCK, . Centre Field. A. O. CHOATE, 'I , S O MILLER Y . . Left Fielders. BOARD OF DIRECTORS. PROF. J. F. KEMP, C. S. HUNGERFORD, ,95, L. R. SHATTUCK, '95 E. H. MILLER, '90, R. G. SHIPMAN, '95, W. S. CHERRV, '96, E. S. BROWNSON, ,95. IO5 PHILIP BISSELL QCaptainj, C, M. CLARK, - I. H. STERN, W. A. BOSTXVICK, A. B. GRIFFIN, 'llqil'l6tQs56'06I1 jfI'C5l3ITl8I1 15856 QYBHH 568111. Catcher. E. P. TANNER, - - - Short Stop - Pitcher. G. W. WHEATON, - - Right Field - - - First Base. W. BABCOCK Qllflanagerj, - Centre Field - Second Base. F. A. GOETZE, - - - Left Field - Third Base. R P APPLETON . ' ' , S b tt 'C . E. LA ROCHE, u S I u es IO6 ,I '21, J Zlwl n'J :Eiffel-' f' 'I I Ir e a' Q ! 1 F ! 9 f 9 fm G SB 9 '1 , H5 9 ,, i f ' 1' ' A ' , Al fm A S f K IE WWW' QU L ArIr34vR'AvLv5Tv5 Fowflii. I gi ll A V I I R A if ' F X X fx' 2. ' I ' J 9, X ' fl ro'o'v'o's-o- A X K N of f fi S'Z'Z'3192 ' ' ll - ' ' v RL I X r Glolumbia University lawn Rennie Qllub. ORGANIZED APRIL 18, 1895. OFFICERS. WILLIAIII OSCAR GENNER'1', '98 Pol. Sci. ,.,, . Preszkifzzf. GEORGE SELDEN GOODRICH, 797 L., . . SeH'n'zz1'y. CHARLES WILI.IARI MACNIULLEN, '97 M., ...... . T1'efzsw'w'. ARCHIBALD DOUGLAS, ' R L. 9- y GRANVILLE I. BURR, '96, CHARLES SEIDLER ADAMS, '96, GRANVILLE I. BURR, '96, ROBERT MICRLE MILES, '96 L., EDGAR A. HELLMAN, '97, GEORGE SELDEN GOODRICH, '97 M., EIYECUTIVE C01W.UffTTEE. CHARLES HENRX' IQETCHAM, '97 L., CYAIZZIVIIZKUL MEMBEIQS. JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '98 L XVAI. BITTLE SYMMES. '98, IVIORTON KNIGHT AX'ERILL, '98, MAXWELL LESTER, '97, CHARLES HENRY KETCHAM, '97 L., CHARLES VVILLIAIII MACMULLEN, '97 L., ARTHUR LOCKI?,'I 1' BIARVIN, '97, E. REESE SATTERLEE, P. 85 S., 107 JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '98 L., CQARWOOD FERGUSON, '98 M., CHARLES NELSON KEN1', '98 M., JAMES N. ROSENIXERG, '98 L., XVILLIAM BI'I rLE SYMRIES, '98. 'M J Q SFQSB THEODORE LAWRENCE BOGERT, '97, CHARLES MARTIN CLARK, '97 M., HERBERT WHEATON CONGDON, '97 M., THEAKSTON DECOPPET, '97 M., Jos. DAY KNAP, '97 M., HERISERT R. LIMEURGER, '97 L., HOXVARD CARLISLE LOUDON, '97 M., Shoals Zzeld af Wz7!zZz2ns6rz2!,gc. KELLER? GUN CLUB OFFICERS J. DAY KNAP, 'Q7 M., . . . HERISERT WHEATON CONGDON, '97 M., HENRX' LUDLONX' BEADEL. '98 M., . W Oakleqfqamimnnrl . . Preszkiefzf. . Treasurer. . Secrefary. 855 - 'FJ I I -A ' Sfjiij Li-Efxf EELUM DJPJ Q X-X J N V --- MEJVIBERS. SEYMOUR PERKINS, '97 M., JOHN HILL PRENTICE, '97, REGINALD W. PRESSPRICH, '97, HENRY LUDLOYV BEADEL, '98 M., JOSEPH LEA FEARING, '98 L., CHARLES SIDNEY HAIGH'f, '98 M., HAROLD NEVVMAN HALL, '98 M., IO8 JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, '98 M., JAMES WILLIAM OYCONNOR, '98 M., EDXVARD CODMAN PARISH, '98 L., ARNOLD WILI.IAhI PUPKE, '98 M., RICHMOND WEED, '98 L., FREDERIC EDNVIN CHURCH, '99 M., EDWARD SAVILLE OGDEN, ,QQ M. a n Cl fl ' f Q -1 fn Q ' ' ' 5 1 .. Is ! I' -Qpv i j ,K ,,, 1 2 I , Vis., - f E 'Q 'V W, M , A , W ' 1 'CF 235553 M f fn 2 rv 'If . , 4 ' I I+ -. A N ,ljfll 1 V 1 4 3443 1 N ' 4 , ka, Q .f, 1 vw' 'L' i X r I A fd-96 xv W U awww '-ff M i A1i- 1 .- IIO E, the students of Columbia College, Wish to express our regret for the loss that We have suffered in the death of professor 1bjaImar 1bjortb Jgogeeen. Even those of us who have never experienced his tutelage knew him through his Works. And to all who have had the privilege of meeting him in the class room, he was endeared by his kind and genial disposition. In his death, not only has the college suffered a severe loss, but the students miss one who was always their friend. HE college has also during the past year lost llbrofesfsor Zlugus tus G fllbetriani a scholar and mstructor of great capac1ty Although many of the undergraduates d1d not know hun personally h1s work both rn and out of hrs department was recogmzed and ad mired by the students as Well as by scholars He 1nst1lled the most lovmg respect mto the hearts of all who studred under h1rn and lt was Wrth smcere sor row that We heard the news of h1s unt1mely death 7 4 7 f Q Y , 7 - 4 III vvx av uv,-1 9 PJ 1 my K X J .I WREIIIIQIII - XJ Q Ig, aiu ,I v 5 F F I lM.51+'p?I5': f,I1'I:I X., XQIJQ v 1 I , I I , Xu y R W ww ,I 41541 f I I, ie 01,11 ,, , a Iqvff--..1-I, In r bl - I N X lW,vFiqo:p!2ff5Q.:I9' 1 A -1 1. 1 X ., I .. . . ,,., . ,. . A I QL , I X .. I., :. .f C Z' ' X va ' I XI I , x - f ' Q- :G'Igf5g5jE'.IQ:.,,, Y 1413313353 .II K f f ' ,-,-.CJ Q .f v KJ X51 QA xg xi K Q 5 Q N V:hE'21ieE2:5iI5I1:. I J J xi - - Wj2g'11giQ'3 f Z xx 4:7 ii' HN. I .'.'f,wf 4' H -.-f . -'MM II' 'I ,JEL I,I'f'+a' f . 51fv5'IL'y: I W , ' wi, fy' Hr f,I,'H. -, I, X X Mx -my ,031 N Q.: 'gpfgfv A: ' wif '-'3 1:Zi'i9ZZ?'Q'i' gl '3libl'aI'Q Tball, 311116 10, 1895. SPEAKERS. WILLIAM THOBIAS MASON, . . . ffzlvforzkzn. CONRAD SAXE KEYES, . Prophet. FRANCIS EUGENE BAUCH, . Poef. FREDERIC OAKMAN VIRGIN, . Preswzfatzbiz Omlor. WILLIAI1 DANA STREET, Vczlfdzkforzkzu. COJVIMJTTEE. A DAVID HOUGHTALING TAYLOR, Chaz'r11m'1z. GEORGE RAIMES BEACH, HERBERT DOTY BROWN, PHILETUS MORTIBIER CAPEN VICTOR WILLIAM HUNGERFORD, CHARLES WALTON OGDEN, jr., RICHMOND WEED 7 FREDERICK COYKENDALL ferr-ojiczbj. II2 -N ---- ---- - V- - - zu ' ' - ' ' E ' T ' ' , .... ...1.,....1.......f. ........ ..II.I.':.. 'l'.1..1IL...I.l.,,f,..L......IlI.'.ffl'K .jf ....... .jf A ' A M m M . ... g f . I . i i I W 1 , . l1 I i. .1 11, ,, WNW mln ' um ' x JUNE I2 I895 wne 1bunbreb anb jfortpffirst Elnhual Giommencement, 3une 12, 1895. COJUJJITTEE OF ARRANGEJWEJVTS. JOSEPH EDNVARD BULLEN, A. M., .... Chzzwfzfzzz. STEPHEN FRASER THAYER, . G7'a1z1!fWfz7'5fm!. The College. SM00! of Mz'1ze5. FREDERICK COYKENDALL, ChllZ'7'l1Z!Zll, ZADOK HENRY JARMAN, Chazwlzfzxz. VVILLIAM THOMAS MASON, EDWARD COYKENDALL, STEPHEN FRASER THAYER. CHARLES D. SCHROEDER. Schaol of Law. Colfege ff 1911-jf5Z'L'Z.lZ7ZS and Smgeofzs. JOSEPH EDNVARD BULLEN, A. M., CQklZZ'7'llZlllZ. WILLIAM ROBERT WILLIAMS, A. M., Chfzzhzzmz FERDINAND E. M. BULLOWA, A. M., FRED TEBIPLETON ZOBRIESKIE. JAMES BENNETT SOUTHARD. II3 W IIII IIII III II I I II IIII III IEMI II II - IIII ' l'llh'f5ln!.lm!iA mi. I . Il . A MI I Iwi? I 'Q Egjgz-4'1-4OPPlf?O Q Lsgfa-45? CSHy1 U?Zg-fc? I W A712 HU' -Maw if . 'A 5 O ff Nw ww X- Svwgff' E K 'PL' 0 z V , o g'fEs,-,aj ' ' E 5 E Ia I! sw. . , I III 'fl I I IIIII 'I IIIIIIIIIIIII I M I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I I I Q .3 IIIIIEIIIIIIIIII I Sowsvgvwvbmo U, FE LU Q 3 wgmoiwwff' 5 2 if 0' kk'-'UFIPSSW If-W5 I Qm2nff1525I9cn 5 5 5 PR 2 I I i f Q if I 3 ww IIIIIIIIIIIII I I I 9' X50 Q II w-III f Q I IIII IIII F 'I g I I I I Q IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I II I I E' I I I III' S S, G' II4 HERMAN SIMPSON , Pol. Sci. COIIQ IQI2 Chess T jfourtb Elnnual Ilntercollegiate Gbesa 146' Of-A Q Cournanuent. P0006 OQDZS Ld' Iv- HARVARD SCHOOL. e 00 Decclfzzber, 1395. 1-55' Collecfes represented, Harvard, Yale, Princeton and Columbia. ' COLLEGE SCORES. Z W HARVARD, 1317-.:,: .'f'Ii L . 'A 1 . COLUMBIA, PR1NCE1ON, ff 1,4 C ., I ,I cfs. .-3451? can Gif' .-, Q 3 , -5- ,- . A - f 'M-- .- ,f r NM' 1 ' ' ff 'I' 1 L --- ZW - 'lm' -. ...gf 4 E g if 'L 111 1,4 A A. hw- '- ' I -f :Wg-if . ' .... I f N ,I f I ' YALE, . COL UJIJELA 'S REPRESENTA LIVES. CoLUMR1A, HARVARD, YALE, PRINCETON, A. M. PRICE, '97 L., ISIDORUS Ross, '96. ROSS, Columbia, RYIJER, Harvard, INDIVID UA L SCO XVON. LOST. 'SI 1 4 1-2, 1 1 2 SUESTLTUTES. A. R. LESINSKV, '96, G. O. SEWARD, '98 M. RES. YVON. PR1CE, Columbia, 3, MURDOCH, Yale, 1 1-2, ARNsTE1N, Yale, 1 1-2, SOUTHARD, Harvard, 4, 2 SEYMOUR, Princeton, 3 1-2, 2 1-2. SUJIYJWARY OE COLLEGE SCORES. 892 1893 YVON. LOST. YVON. LOST. 9, 3. 8 1-2, 3 1-2. . 7 1-2, 4 I-2. 7, 5. 5, 7- 5, 7- 2 1-2, 9 1-2. 3 I-2, 8 I-2. IIS ELBIER, Princeton, o, HARVARD, . YALE, . PRINCETON, COLUMBIA, YVON LOST 8 I-2, 3 1 8. 4. 3 1-2, 8 I 3- 9- LOST. 3. 4 I-2. 4 1' 6. 894 XVON LOST. 9, 3- . 6, 6. 6, 6. - 3, 9- If X ,,a,, . ,..L . A 'L 4 f r f 4 ,:5 ' V' .IM 1 ' ' N ,V .Liga 112011119 men 5 Glbrwtian Emocnation of 'A -f - . R R U H 'Ss n dx 1' iimx' EX 5.11 i . ff V' ?if1' !l K X g -QM-5-32. My I Y X' OFFMERS- . xl A ' E. C- BROWN. '97, - - - Pf'ff2?fff1f- ' M. T. BOGERT, C. D., . . Vzke-Preszkienf. ' I L. C. BULKLEY, '98, . Correspozzdzhg Serreimy. -4155! 7: 4 55 G. D. ORNER, '99 M., , . Refordzhg Sefrefazy. ' ff fmflfif l' W. K. GREGORY, '98 M., . Treasurer. - 5,5 w x .L Q i mx 5-J F. M. CUTLER, '95, . . Genera! Secreizzry. '! z':3aKw- M E... E. L. HUNT, . . . Assoczkzfe General SEL'7'Ef6Z7jf ffirjaqw R. H. STERN, '98, . . Orgfzfzzlrl. Pres. SMH Low, Mr. M. T. BOGERT, Prof. VV. H. BURR, Prof. VV. HALLOCIQ, Prof. Prof. Prof Prof A. D. F. HALILIN, J. F. KEMP, H. A. TODD, I. H. VAN ALIRINGE, JVIEZIIBERS. Faculty. Dr. GEORGE R. VAN Dr. G. W. WARREN, Prof. F. M. BURDICK, Dr. I. C. EGBERT, 116 DEWATER, Prof. R. T. HUTTON, Prof. T. R. PRICE, Prof. MUNROE SMITH, Prof. H. L. Osoooo. 1 H. W. EGNER, N. D. FORSTE-R, 1 96. F. E. REESE, E. B. WOODRUIFF, L. C. BULKLEY, W. B. CORNING, E. SERGEANT, H. DOWIE, F. COYKENDALL, H. S. MAGRUDER, A. C. BEATTY, H. LICI-ITENSTEIN, W. A. SMITH, jr., C. S. AYLMER-SMALL, J. G. DUNBAR, G. R. BEACH, W. T. MASON, V. W. HUNGERFORD, H. P. PEARSONS, I. F. BERRY, T. G. WHITE, D. P. BARROXVS, I. E. MITCHELL, F. M. CUTLER, 9 97- E. C. BROWN, F. H. CLUFF, T. B. ELGAS, R. B. POMEROY, A. A. TENNEX', F. S. HACIiET1', R. G. SIMPSON, G. GOLDSMITH, G. W. CULGIN, O. G. O H M E. G. G. J. R H E C. J. B. SMITH, jr., G. ENTZ, LONGACRE, jr., H. SUTRO, E: GREENE, L. DEPUTY, F. NIIDDENDORF, F. LOCKWOOD, W. STENVART, C. SHERMAN, L. HUNT, OUCHI, D. FITZGERALD, The Collegf. 97- C. H. ELLARD, A. ELY, jr., V! B. K. MARKVIN, R. W. SHEARMAN, '98. I 99' flJz'1zes. '96, J. VAN VLECR, I ,97- '98. '99- Law. '96. ,97- '98. P21 re Sciezzce. Pol. SL'Z'67ZCE., Plziloxopky. II7 H. T. RANDALL J. WA'l'SON, jr., G. PARSONS, E. W. WOOD. E. C. HOLDEN, r. R. W. Howyjr., I. STANDER, W. K. GREGORY, G. LOBO, W. H. THOBISON, jr. H. L. BICIVIILLAN, C. R. FREEMAN, H. B. POGSON, F. W. FORSYTH, P. PADDOCK, J. M. WIGHT, F. L. TUFTS, R. G. LEVERING, W . D. STREET. H. KINGHABI, ' ,97- P. SHIMMON, E. W. STRATMANN, E. P. 'lNANNER. R. H. STERN, T. PARSONS, E. M. SERGEANT, J. M. TWCLEAN, j. S. STOUT. G. M. HASICELL, C. M. LOWTIIER. G. D. ORNER. W. B. HO1'1'ING. M. C. JACOBUS, L. B. SCRANTON. 1. P. FREIDMAN, E. C. PARISH, A. A. TYLER, G. B. GERRIAN. J. D. MERRIBIAIN VV. T. M ARVIN. 4k j I .,,, f,, I ,,,,, my Thr C olfqge. EVERE'fT WILLOUGHBY GOULD EDWARD HADIILTON DALY, WILLIABI SAMUEL CHERRY, SAMUEL SWAYZE SEWARD, JOHN RICHARD ATWILL, , ALLAN CONN ROWE, . N, N H I , T06 College. EUGENE CARROLL BROWN, BURDETTE IQELLOGG MARVIN, OLIVER SMITH, . . ALBERT WILLIAM PUTNAM, PHILIP BISSELL, . . WAL1'ER LEON HESS, . OFFICERS. 1 ' . . 96.-56T1lOl 19631. III P7'e5z'n'e1zf, . . Vzte-P7'rsz'dc1zZ, Safrfirzfjf, . . T1'msz1re'1', . H Z1Yf07'Z'lZlZ, . . Sergmfzz'-af-A rms, ,97.-3llrliOlf 199311 OFF! C FRS . Pn'5z'dwzf, . . Vz'ce-Pwszkiefzf, Sfcrefafjf, . . 717'6!Z.S'7!7'E7', . Hz'sfo7'z'a1z, . Pod, II8 560001 of J1ffz'm's. WILLIADI CULLEN UHLIG AMBROSE MONNEI,L, Ir. GEORGE GUSTAV HEY'E CHARLES SHEPARD VVITHERELL Srhool 0 f fWz'1zfs. ALEXANDER SIMPSON FARMER CHARLES MARTIN CLARK VVILLIAM ARTHUR BOSTWICK JOHN VVESLEY GOODRIDGE W II JOHN FULTON BERRIEN MI1'CHELL, Jr., CHARLES HEBARD EDWARDS, .sf I X EF I 1 ' Tho Colfogo. RALPH BROUWER POIIEROY, ESSE WATSON, Jr., . FREDERICK PAUL KEIJPEL, SAMUEL COPP XVORTHEN, . ff 7 , The Coflfge. VVILLIAM ASPENWALL BRADLEY ARTHUR ALEXANDER FOWLER, JAMES DUANE PELL, . FRANK SUTLIFF HACKETT, 'l' a ' Sophomore OFFICERS. Pros z'zz'o12 K, Vzke-P1'osz'df1zz', Sooroffzry, y17'67lZSZl7'L'7', . ffzkforzmz, Poet, -jfF65b111?ll1 OFFICERS. Proszdozzt, Vzko-P2'osz'o'e1zf, S ocrefzz 7jf, T7'e'aszz7'o1', . Hz'sZorz'a1z, II9 School of Mz'1zos. ALFRED CHESTER BEATTY HAROLD AEBOT TITCOBIB JOHN THOMPSON CONOVER WRAY ANNIN BENTLEY School of Zhfzkzos. . RICHARD BIGELOW . HAROI,D HOVLE ODDIE HENRY CANNON CARPENTER . PHILANDER HANFORD GODWIN LOUIS MANSEIELD ROSSI ,, 'T I l S I. l 1F Q .. -I , - ,-f-3-2 A, 31:1 :I X A Q - if A, . I7 I 4 5 f f .I W 5li Mf VET ' '35 Q-,ET IJ : gy , ,ff flgfji, n 2,42 , fp A I- M7717 flu , :J-Z fu I 5:1 Q 1' if ,C,M 14, W 0 C y V7 M9-gfx 431. Q M I 1 f II - , -.A - R 3 7511 ' 'I f1l'mYA?R if I. 1. Q in f -. f.- 3-if-T 5 ' ' fix I I 5 W' tw' I' UNL s K. X 6' SEODENEE' LB O RD E ESEMTWIIIIMIED, THE COLLEGE. EVERETT VVILLOUGHBY GOULD, '96, EUGENE CARROLL BROWN, '97, RALPH BROUWER POMEROV, '98 WILLIAM ASPENWALL BRADLEY, '9Q. SCHOOL OF MINES. WILLIABI CULLEN LTHLIG, '96, ALEXANDER SIMPSON FARMER, '97, ALFRED CHESTER BEATTY, '98, RICHARD BIGELOW, ,99. SCHOOL OF LA W. GEORGE I. SLEICHER, '96, BERTRAM G. PASKNSZ, '97, ROBERT A. STURGIS, '98. I2O GZINEIC 4L COAIMITILE fi X , , ' Xi. 3, 'I H11 X 62 Qfwef 3' M3 1 1 IIUTION , ' H D Hmvis H Cmzrl R 11011011171 P1e.vz1z'e1zl I 1er11fmI Is! I ue I'1e:m'enl L I HYA '1 2 1' Vife-Pre.rz'flenl l lx PAINTE - Serrelary X XIOXIELI lr. - Trea.v1zn'1' A CTIVL' AIEIVIBERS. Baxter, D., '97 MPNXFS I' Lou EMJALL, COJIIMITIIE O.V L'4l lf07 of Year-Bo0k.' 1'lIL'1lIBZ'l?SfI1P. XX alteri Schhchter, 96 J I Beeman Q7 A. F. Edwards, '. f A C. G .M fx .1 1 ll HREEVHNUSUEHEC I' , 4 I ' f ' w. vm, ,X '- 'C 'ir :vt - ' 1' ':. V ' ' ' , . ,' 98 N. L. Britton, EM., Ph.D. C. L. Constant, BM., C.E. G. S. Eastwick, C.E. Yothinosnke Hasegawa, E.M., Ph.D. M. C. Ihlseng, E.M., C.E.. Ph.D. E. C. Koch, E.M. Robt. Peele, Ir., E.M. list of flbembers H OA' ORA Ii' Y 111 E ill BE li' S I. K. Rees, Ali., A.M., PLM. XV. H. Burr, Eckley B. Coxe, A.M. XX'm. H. Freedman, C.E , Herman Hollireth, E.M., l'h.D. R. E. Mayer, C.E. M. I. Pnpin, Ph.D. G. F. Sever. Total Honorary Members, 22. Pierre de P. Ricketts, E.M., Ph.D. C. F. Chandler, Ph.D., IXl.D., LL.D. F. B. Crocker, E.M. A bl. L. Greenleaf, C.E. F. R. Hutton, A.l3.,A.M.,E.M.,C.E.,l'h.D H. S. Munroe, E.M., Ph.D. R. XX'. Raymond, E.M., l'h.D, Beatty, A. C., '98 Hellman, I. J., '97 Bird, H. K., '96 Bostwick, XV. A , 'Q7 Brackett, G. S., '97 Brown, A. M., '97 Brown, H. D., '98 Carney, E. T., '96 Carter, G. H., '96 Clark, C. XX'., '97 Conover, I. 'l'., '93 Coykendall, F., '97 Culgin, G. XX'., '97 Deileth, C., jr., '96 Edwards, A. F., '98 Farmer, A. S., 'Q7 Forster, H. V., '96 Fulton, C. H., '97 Gill, A. W., ms., ,Q7 Goodridge, XV., '97 Gregg. H. XV., '99 Hawks, H. D., '96 Heye, G. G.. '96 Hildburgh, I.. XX'., '97 Holden, E. C., ILS.. '96 How, R. XX'., '97 Hyatt, C. '96 Jones, XV. T.. '98 Lewis, C. MCR.. '98 Lighthipe, XV. XX'., '93 Livingston, J., '98 Longacre, O.. '98 MacGahar1, P., '96 Machen, C. H., '98 Machen, H. R., '97 Madden, H., '97 McCaffery, R. S., '96 Total Active Members, 64. I2I McClure, XX'. I., '93 McConway, XX'. I .. '96 Monell, A., Jr., '96 Of, C., '96 Painter, R. K.. '96 Perkins, S., '97 Prosser, H. A., '96 Raymond, M. S.. '98 Ripley, XV. ll., '97 Rodenbnrgh. C., '96 Rogers, C. E., 'Q7 Ryerson, XX'. N., '96 Sayres, I. Il., 'Q7 Schlect, XV.. '67 Schlichter, XX'. I., '96 Sergeant, E. M., '96 Smith, XX'. A., '98 Stout, I. S.. '97 Sturgis, E. B., '96 Sturgis, L. B., 'Q7 Thyng, XX'. C., '96 Tompkins, E. DeX'., '96 Townsend, S. G. F., '96 Van Voorhis, U. XX'., '98 XX'1lliams, T., jr., '98 XX'itherell, C. S., '96 fl56OCl3fiOll of U36 fllllmlli of CfOlL1l1lbi8 nU1I1iV6l'5itQ. 1895295 OFFICERS AND STAZVDING COIIIJWITTEE. WILLIAM G. LATHROP, jr., '62, Pnfsz'de1zz', No. 71 Wall Street. EDWARD MITCHELL, '61, l7z'ce-P1'esz'dem', No. 45 Wall Street. THEODORE F. LOZIER, '76, Trerzsznfer, No. 8O Broadway. WILI.IAM T. LAXVSON, '82, Secrefmjf, No. 34 Nassau Street. Term Exjzires Ocfober, 1896. Term E,TpZ'7'E5 Ocfvbff, 1397- NICHOLAS FISH, '67, Chazkfmrzfz, No, I2O Broadway. J. HOWARD VAN AMRINGE, '6O, Columbia College. ROBERT C. CORNELL, '74, No. 52 VVilliam Street. FRANCIS S. BANGS, '78, No. I5 Broad Street. GEORGE SHERMAN, '75, I0'ce-Chfzzrzmzzz, No. 54 Vtfall Street.lfVM. FELLOWS MOIQGAN, '8O, Arch 4, Brooklyn Bridge. GUI' RICHARDS, '87, NO 18 Exchange Place. VVM. A. MEIKLEHANI, '86, NO. 52 lfVall Street. Twfwz Expires Ociobw' 1898. GEORGE G. DE WITT, '67, No. 88 Nassau Street. STUYVESABT E. MORRIS, '63, No. I6 East 3Oth Street. ALEXANDER B. SIMONDS, '73, NO. 49 Wall Street. WILLIAM K. QTIS, '82, NO. 5 West 5Oth Street. The following are the conditions for membership in the Association of the Alumni of Columbia University. ARTICLE H. SEC. 2.-Any graduate from Columbia College, and any graduate from any of the associated Schools of Columbia University who shall have been, for at least three years, a member ofthe College, and who shall not have graduated from any other College, may become a regular member of this corporation by signing the roll of the members, to be kept by the treasurer, and paying the dues for one year or for life. SEC. 3.-Any person who shall not have graduated from the University, but who shall have been a member of a class in the College, which shall have graduated, and any graduate from the other departments, may be elected, by the Standing Committee or this Association, an associate member, and become such member on signing such roll, and making such payment as mentioned in the preceding section. I22 ARTICLE Ill. SEC. I.-EVCFY regular and associate member shall hereafter pay to the Treasurer the sum of two dollars annually during the first Five years after the graduation of the class to which such member belonged, and five dollars annually thereafterg or, in lieu thereof, a life-membership fee of fifty dollars as a commutation for annual dues. The amount now invested in the name of the Association and all moneys paid hereafter as life-membership fees shall be funded under the direction of the Standing Committee, and shall be held as a permanent fund, and the interest only shall be appropriated for the current expenses of this Association. The roll will be found at meetings of the Association, and at all other times at the office of THEODORE F. LOZIER, No. So Broadway, New York. fx OIJVDIWDUALO ' QM A D O Q so L L6 Q V42 ag 2 ff -' 5 7 C i , ilnoiviouai 1Rccoros of me member-9 of me C X f an Y W v ' V ip, if JTFEDTK Gl.?l55 ot 'llqlllClQf5CVCll. Y- fx Q- The figures in parentheses refer to the different College years-CID Freshmang . 2 F C2D Sophomoreg C3DIL1l'llOl'. THE COLLEGE. ELLERY OSXVALD ANDERSON, New York City. SAMUEL HENRY BIJUR, New York City. Ll. 525.3 Class' President CIDg Dinner Committee CI, 2Dg Junior Class Foot Ball Team CI, QD. i96-'97 Games UD: Ist, 120 yds. BallC0n'1rn1ttee C3Dg Class Foot Ball leam CID. RICHARD PERRIN APPLETON, Nutley, N. J. Ll. K. E.g Freshman Base Ball Team CIDQ Class Foot Ball Tea.m C3Dg Barnard Literary Society CID. VVOODXVARD S. BABCOCK, New York City. A Q4 Toast Master at Dinner C2Dg Freshman Base Ball Team , CIDg Manager CIDg Base Ball Committee CID. MIL'l'ON DAVE BACHRACH, New York City. Shakespeare Society CI, 2, 3Dg Columbia College Literary So- ciety CI, 2D. I Hurdle, 2d, Broad lump, 2d, 220 yds. Hurdleg Spring Games CID: ISK, 120 yds. Hurdleg Columbia-Princeton Games CID: Ist, I2O yds. Hurdleg Member of Intercollegiate Track Team CI, 2Dg Fall Games C2D: 2d, 120 yds. Hurdle, 2d, Broad lump, 2d, 220 yds. Hurdleg ,Q7-Q8 Games C2D: ISI, IOO yds. Dash, ISI, Izo yds. Ilurdle, ISK, Broad jump, Ist, 220 yds. Hurdle, Ist, 220 yds. Dashg Open College Games C2D: ISI, 220 yds Hurdle, 2d, I2O yds. Hurdleg Spring Ga1nesC2D: ISI, 120 yds. Hurdleg Columlmia-Princeton Games C2D: 2d, 120 yds. Hurdleg Fall Ga1nesC3D: 2d, 120 yds. Hurdle, 2d, Broad Jump. PHILIP BISSELL, New York City. Triumph Committee C213 Class Historian C313 Freshman Foot Ball Team CI13 Freshman Base Ball Team, Captain C113 Vars- ity Base Ball Team C213 Shakespeare Society CI, 21, Vice- President C211 Philolexian Literary Society CI, 213 Columbia College Musical Society C2, 31, Manager C313 Clee Club C2, 31. THEODORE LAXVRENCE BOGERT. 3 A. S123 220 yds. Dash, 2d, Broad jump, 3d3 Fall Games, '93: 2d, Mile Walk3 '96-97 Games: ISC, Mile Walk3 Columbia College Games, '94: Ist, Mile NYalk3 Columbia-Princeton Games, 'g4: Ist, Mile YYalk3 '97-'93 Games: Ist, Mile XValk3 Columbia College Games, 'q5: Ist, Mile XValL5 Columbia- Princeton Games, ,QSC intercollegiate Track Team CI, 213 Class Foot Ball Team C31. ARTHUR BOOKIIIAN, New York City. Shakespeare Society C2, 31. CHARLES YV. BOOTH, Yonkers, N. Y. Barnard Literary Society C2. 313 Shakespeare Society C2, 31. PHILIP ERNEST BRODT, Geneseo, N. Y. 11. 24.3 Philolexian Literary Society CI, 2, 31, Vice-President C21, President C313 Columbia College Debating Union C2, 31, Sec- retary C21, President C313 Philolexian Prize Debate. First Prize CI1, Second C213 Barnard and Philolexian Spring Debate CI, 213 Literary'lXIonthly C2, 31, Editor-in-chief C313 Colum- bian Board C31. FRANK HOAG BROOKS, New York City. Philolexian Literary Society CI13 Alumni Competitive Scholar- ship. EUGENE CARROLL BROXVN, Brooklyn, N. Y. Al. T13 Vice-President ot Class C21, President C313 Barnard Literary Society C2, 31, Critic C21, Columbia Debating Union C313 V. M. C. A. C2, 31, Cor. Secretary C21. President C313 Y. M. C. A. Quartette C213 Speaker at Fall Debate C21Q Columbian Board C31. WILLIAIII 1. CLARKE, New York City. A. T13 Imperator, Sophomore Triumph C213 Track Athletics Committee CI, 213 Part in Sophomore Show C213 Columbia Relay Team, Philadelphia C213 Intercollegiate Track Team CI, 213 '96-97 Games: 3d, 440 yds. Run, 3d, 220 yds. Dash3 Columbia College Games: 3d, 440 yds. Run C115 Fall Games: ISt, 440 yds. Run, 2d, 220 yds. Dash C213 Spring Games: 2d, 220 yds. Dash C213 Shakespeare Society C313 Columbia Com- edy Club I2 FREDERICK H. CLUFF, Brooklyn, N. Y. Y. M. C. A. C313 Shakespeare Society C31. FRANCIS HAROLD DIIQE, New York City. Philolexian Society CI, 213 Speaker at Fall Debate C21. YVALTER STRONG EDWARDS, Greenwich, Conn. Board of Editors, Literary Monthly C2, 31. FRANCIS BERTRAM ELGAS, New York City. Triumph Committee C213 Barnard Literary Society Cr, 2, 31, Secretary CI1, Vice-President C31, President C313 Columbia College Debating Union C2, 313 Speaker at Fall Debate C213 Y. M. C. A. C2, 31, Secretary C213 Shakespeare Society CHARLES H. ELLARD, Great Neck, N. Y. Y. M. C. A. C31. ADDISON ELY, Jr., Rutherford N. Y. ' Barnard Literary Society C2, 313 Y. M. C. A. C31. YVILLIAII HENRY FRY, Brooklyn, N. Y. SEYMOUR ZKEYES FULLER, Brooklyn, N. Y. sl5.l'.41.3 Columbia College Musical Society C313 Glee Spectator Board C31, Business Manager C31. Club C311 AR'l'IiUIi BENEDICT GRIFFIN, New York City. A.A'.E.3 Freshmen Base Ball Team WILLIAM BOONE GUNTON, New York City. Fall Games C21: 3d, Mile RLIITQ '97-'QS Games C21: Ist, Quar- ter-Nile Run, 2d, Half-Mile Rllll, Barnard Literary Asso- ciation C31. EDGAR ARNOLD HELLIIIAN, New York City. Barnard Literary Association CI, 2, 313 Shakespeare Society C2, 31- VVALTER LEON HESS, New York City. Vox Populi at Triumph C213 Substitute Freshman Foot Ball Team CI13 Philolexian Literary Society CI, 2, 313 Class Poet C313 Business Manager Literary Monthly CHARLES K. I-IITCHCOCK jr., Bayonne, N. 1. BERNARD MICHAEL KAPLAN, New York City. Barnard Literary Association CI, 2, 31. EDwIN MARKS LA TQOCHE, Brooklyn, N. Y. Freshman Base Ball Team, Class Foot Ball Team Q3j, Sopho- more Show Committee Q2j, Columbia Comedy Club Q3j. ARTHUR LEE, Brooklyn, N. Y. Freshman Foot Ball Team Qrj, Class Foot Ball Team Qgj. NIAXXYELL LEsTER, Brooklyn, N. Y. Columbia College Musical Society QI, 2, gj, Secretary and Treasurer STEVEN LINDENEELSER, New York City. JOHN HARRY LYON, Milburn, N. J. ARTHUR LOCKETT MARVIN, New York City. T., Class Secretary QQD, Columbian Board, Chairman Q3l, 96-'97 Games QU: 2d, Mile Run, Ist, Half-Mile Run, yi, High jump, 2d, Pole Vault, Spring GHHlCSQIl1 3d, Mile Run, 311, Pole Vault, Fall Games C291 ad, Half-Mile Run, 797-798 Games Qzl: 3d, Mile Run, 3d, Pole Vault. Tie for First in High Jump, Spring Games Qal: 2d, Halt-lXlile Run: Inter- collegiate Track Team Q2l, Assistant Manager University Track Team Qgj, Barnard Literary Association QI, 2, 3l, Critic Q3l, Speaker at Fall Debate Q3ilQ Tennis Club Q2, 3l. BURDETTE KELLOGG MARVIN, New York City. 11.111, Class Vice-President Qgj, Barnard Literary Association QI, 2, 3l, Secretary Q2j, Junior Ball Committee Qgl, Y. M. C. A. 42. 39. EDXVARD G. MERRILL, New York City. NAI'HAN O. PETTY, Riverhead, N. Y. HENRX' EVELYN PIERREIJONT jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. L1, W., Stroke of Freshman Crew Qil, Stroke of Varsity Crew Qglg Treasurer of Varsity Crew Q2, gl, Clmir-man Patroness Committee, Sophmore Show Q2j. AIiI'HUR AUGUsTUs POXVERS, New York City. Class Historian QIj, Dinner Committee QIJ, Show Committee JOHN HILL PRENTICE, Brooklyn, N. Y. .41 97, Class Vice-President QIJ, President Qzjg C1355 Foot B311 Team QI, 2, 3l, Freshman Crew, Captain Qll, Class Crew Captain Qzlg Captain Varsity Crew Q4l, Rowing Committeg QI, 2, gl, junior Ball Committee Qgjg Gun Club Q3j. A. I2 IQEGINALD WILLIAM PRESSPRICH, New York City. J. Q5., Freshman Foot Ball Team Qll, Class Foot Ball Team Q2, 3,2 Freshman Crew QIJ, Varsity Crew Q2j, Coach of Freshman Foot Ball Team Qzlg Junior Ball Committee Qgilg Columbia College Gun Club A. ALBERT YVILLIAM PUTNAM, New York City. A. Al. EF., Class Treasurer QI, 2, 3l, Freshman Foot Ball Team QU, Class Foot Ball Team Q2, 3l, Captain Q3j, Freshman Crew Qrj, Class Crew QQJ, Substitute on Varsity Crew Qzj, Coach of Freshman Crew Q2, gl, Rowing Committee Q3l, Fall Games Q3j: gd, 'Quarter-Mile Run, Ilhilolexian Literary Society QI, 223, Spectator Board Q2, glg Managing Editor Q3l, Assistant Manager Sophomore Show Q2l, Patroness Committee, Sophrnore Show Q2j, Columbian Board Q3l. CHARLES CHAIJIN SARGENT, Ir., New York City. Dinner Committee Qil. GEORGE WASI-IINGTON SENFTNER, New York City. Barnard Literary Association Q2, 3l. ROBERT VV. SI-IEARMAN, Long Island City, N. Y. Barnard Literary Association Q2, 3l: Y. M. C. A. OLIVER SMITH, New York City. Class Secretary Qglg Mandolin Club Qgl, Philolexian Society QU. EUGENE EDWARD SPIEGELBERG, New York City. Class Poet Qlj, Barnard Literary Association Q2, 3l, Shakespeare Society Q2, 3j, Secretary ERNEST VVILLIAM STRATMANN, Brooklyn, N. Y. Barnard Literary Association Q2, 31, Shakespeare Society Q2, 3l. MORRIs LINCOLN S'rRAUss, College Point, L. I. Barnard Literary Association Q2, 3j. EDwIN PLATT TANNER, Patterson, N. I. Freshman Base Ball Team QLD, Y. M. C. A. Q2, 3j. GEORGE WILSON VVI-IARTON, Brooklyn, N. Y. Triumph Committee Q2l, lollyonsus at Triumph, Barnard Lit- erary Association QI, 2, 31, Speaker at Fall Debate Qgjg Shakes- peare Society Q2, 3l, Morningside Board of Editors Qjl. CHARLES FREDERICK VVHEATON, Yonkers, N. Y. Columbian Board Q3l1 Condemnator at rl1I'll1lD1Jl1Q25Q Freshman Base Ball Team QIJ: Columbia College Photographical Society QI, zj, Secretary Qzjg Shakespeare Society Q2, 3l, Treasurer Q3j1 Columbia College Musical Society Q3DQ Cflee Club Qgjg Philo- lexian Literary Society Q2, 37, Treasurer Q3j, President Qgjg Speaker atjoint Debate Qzj, First Honorable Mentiong Speaker at Fall Debate Qglg XVinner of Pliilolexian Prize Debate Qzj. SCHOOL GEORGE CHRISTIAN ANTI-ION, New York City. E. E. A. Af. E. FRANKLIN LAXYRENCE BABCOCIQ, Riverdale on Hud- son. E. Executive Committee E. VYALTER CLYIIER BARNES, Paterson, N. J. E. E. PUTNAM ASISURX' BATES, New York City. E. E. A. A. Q5 Qty Temporary Presidentg Manager, Sophomore En- tertainment, Q3j Chairmen, Junior Ball Committee. DAVID E. BAXTER, New York City. C. E. QIJ Spring Games: 2-Mile Bicycle, 3dg QllCOlLllTtlJl8.-'iPI'll1CCtOl'lZ 2- Mile Bicycle, Ist: Q2l Open Games: 2-Mile Bicycle, ISI, En- gineering Society Q3j. JOHN JACOB BELLMAN, Brooklyn, N. Y. E. ii. GEORGE A. BOEHII, New York City. Arch. Architectural Sketch Club. EMILE C. BOERNER, jr., Port Chester, N. Y. E. E. YVILLIAM Ali'l'lelUli BOSTWICIQ, New York City. Me. A.K.E.g ViCC-lj1'CSlLlc1lfQIJQ Executive Committee QI, 25, Secre- retary Qjlg Secretary and Treasurer junior Ball Committee Q3l3 Freshman Base Ball Team QIQQ Base Ball Committee QIQQ En- gineering Society Q2, 4,1 Assistant Manager Musical Society QZJQ Secretary and Treasurer Musical Society Q3j, Manager of the Buccaneer Q3l. GEORGE S. BRACRETT, Cumberland, Md. M E. O I2 F ALEXANDEIQ HENRY WILLIAM ZERBAN, New York City. Composer of the Columbia Ninety-seven XValtz, Dedicated to the Class of ,Q7, School of Arts, Sophomore Honor in French and German, did not, however, receive certificate on account of Greek tlunk. fCoInposer also of his own Record. Ed.j JIIINES. ALEXANDER MORRISON BROWN, New York City. ME. tj. A. X.g Class Treasurer Qzjg Camp Committee QI, Qjg Musi- cal Society Q2, gjg Mandolin Club Qzlg Engineering Society. H. S. BURROUGHS, Brooklyn, N. Y. E. E. Greek QThe Collegej Qljg Chemistry Qel. CHARLES lVl.-XRTIN CLARK, New York City. E. E. A. A. Q54 Vice-President Qglg '97, Foot Ballg ,Q7, Base Ball, Varsity Track Team, Ist, 220 yds. Hurdle, '96-'97 Gamesg Zcl, Broad Jump, '96-'97 Gamesg 2d, Broadjump: '94 Spring Gamesg Ist, Broad jump, ,QS Fall Gamesg Engineering So- ciety Q2, 3j. JOSIAH H. CLARR, Paterson, N. 1. Ill E. TRIsTRAM R. COFFIN, New York City. - C. E. HERBERT VVHEATON CONGDON, Brooklyn, N. Y. Arch. A. 11.5 'llI'C2l5L1l'61' Columbia University Gun Glub Q3jg Archi- tectural Sltetch Club THEARsTON DE COPPET, New York City. Arch. A. Q34 Columbia University Gun Club, Secretary Columbian Board Q3l. STEWART H. CRAMPTON, Brooklyn, N. Y. E. E. U. A. X.g Executive Committee GUY VVI-IITMORE CULGIN, New York City. C E. Class Foot Ball Team QI, 2, 3j. 6 WILLIAM STEWART DAVIDSON, Sherbrook, Quebec, Canada. Ill E. 45.15. W., Left Guard, Freshman Foot Ball Team tllg Left Guard, Class Foot Ball Team FRANCIS VREELAND DOBBINS, Rahway, N. J. Ill E. NO. 4, Freshman Crewg No. 4, Class Crew Q2jg Freshman Foot Ball Teamg Class Foot Ball Team fzjg 2d, Quarter-Mile, '95 Spring Games, 3d, Quarter-Mile, Columbia-Princeton Games fzjg Intercollegiate Track Team ALEXANDER SIMPSON FARMER, Brooklyn, N. Y. C. E. Poet fri, Vice-President fzl, President 135, Engineering Soci- ety C33- JOSEPH LEA FEARING, New York City. E. E. A. A. Q., '96 Freshman Crew fllg Class Crew fzjz Track Ath- letic Committee, C. C. A. U. Qljg Class Show Chicago Qzlg Rowing Committee, C. C. A. U. 12, 3lg '96 Junior Ball Com- mittee Cgjg '97 Sophmore Play Our Boys Up To Date f3jg Columbia Spectator Board C3, 4j, Assistant Managing Editor LU, Columbian Board LQ, Gun Club fttjg Tennis Club ffl, gj. DUNCAN N. FORCE, jr., Montclair, N. J. E. E. A. T. J. HENRY FULLE, New York City. E. E. Q. 1-'. A., Chairman of Executive Committee QQDQ 3d in 2-Mile Bicycle Race 596-'97 Games C115 ISK in Mile Run and 3d in 220 yds. Run '97-'98 Games fzjg Ist in Mile Run College Games Qzjg 3d in Mile Run Princeton-Columbia Games CHARLES HERMAN FULTON, Brooklyn, N. Y. Jlf E. 9. A. X. Member of Executive Committee Qzjg C31 Columbian Board, Member of Engineering Society. ABNER XIVINTHROP GILL, New York City. C. E. J. W. GOODRIDGE, Brooklyn, N. Y. C E. Treasurer QD, Engineering Society Q2, QQ. AUGUST HENRX' GOTTHELF, Hastings-on-Hudson. Chem. HENRY HERZ, jersey City, N. J., Arch. Architectural Sketch Club. I2 LEO W.-YLTER HILDBLTRG, New York City. E. E. R. W. How, Jr., Waiittigb, N. Y. C. E. Engineering Society QQ, 3j. DELOS HOLDEN, New York City, E. E. A. T. A. FREDRICK MONTGOMERY HOLBROOIQ, New York City. iz. 15. JAMES BARNES HUMPHREYS, New York City. E. E. A. W. HAUEORD CHASE JUDSON, Dobbs Ferry, N. Y. E. E. EDXVIN KAUEMANN, New York City. Arch. NVILLIAM GEORGE KILIAN, New York City. Arch. T. A. Q., Architectural Sketch Club ' JOSEPH DAY KNAP, New York City. C. E. Q5. K. YQ junior Ball Committee, 2d, Shot, '96-'97 Games fIjg 3d, Shot, Spring Games KID, ISt, Shot, Indoor Games fzjg zd, Shot, 2d, Hammer, '97-'98 Games fzjg 3d, Shot, C. C. U. Open Games f2jg 3d, Hammer, Spring Games fzjg ISE, Ham- mer, Fall Games QQ, President Columbia University Gun Llub Cz, 3l. NEWTON BOOTH KNOX, San Francisco, Cal. M E. KA. B. Stanford University.j A. A. Q. R. KOCH, New York City. E. E. RUSSEL LANE, Orange, N. J. Chem. Mandolin Club CI, 2, gjg Joan of Arc MAX LOEXVENTHAL, New York City. E. E. Class Poet Cal. HENRX' BENNET MACHEN, New York City. C. E. Q5. ff. YQ Right Tackle, Foot Ball Team fgjg Engineering Society ta, 3jg Tennis Club f2, 3j. I CHARLES VVM. MACMULLEN, New York City. E. E. Executive Committee CID, Tennis, College Championship, Doubles JOHN H. MADDEN, New York City. Engineering Society. GEORGE W. MAGALH.,ES, Flatbush, L. I. A ' K., Cleveland, O. HUGH SISSON MAGRUDEIK, Roland Park, Md. Architectural Sketch Club. OSCAR R. MAICAs, New York City. LEO R. MANHEIBTS, New York City. L. 'IPROXVBRIDGE MARTIN, New York City. A. Q. J. BRUCE MCCLELLAND, New York City. JOHN MALCOLM MCLEAN, New York City. HENRY BEDINGER M1'l'CHELL, Flushing, L Chess Club fr, 2, 3Jg Substitute, Intercollegiate Cl MONSON MORRIS, New York City. A. Q54 Dinner Committee fljg Junior Ball WILLIAM A. O'CONNOR, New York City. . L mess T -1 Clf. E. h. A rch. C. E. E. E. E. E. Arch. E. E. E. E Cam. E. E Arch W. T.g C C.Uniong Representative of Track Team Arch- itectural Sketch Club. IGNATIUS QVREARDON, New York City , c. E Class Foot Ball Team Q2, 33, 211, Too yds. '97-'98 Games fzj. FRANCIS F. PALMER, New York City. E. E. A. A QP g Treasurer ilJ,'JL1DlO1' Ball Committee f3J. THOMAS BLOODGOOD PECK, Jr., New York City. E. E A. A. Q54 Freshman Crewflilz Class Crew f2Jg Sophomore Enter- tainment Committee CZJZ Stage Manager Sophomore Enter- tainment SEYMOUR PERKINS, New York City. A. A. SP.: Columbia College Fencing Club fzjg Columbia Uni- versity Gun Club f3Jg Engineering Society Cz, 3J, HERNIAN PHILIP RALPH, New York City. C. E. C E. JOSEPH RAPAPORT, Brooklyn, N. Y. E. E. GEORCEE VVASHINGTON RAPPOLD, Brooklyn, N. Y. Arch. Arcliitectural Sketch Club. EDGAR POE REISS, Brooklyn, N. Y. E. E. CHARLES EDWARD ROGERS, New York City. C. E. Committee on Sophomore Show Czj. - YVILLIAM ROPES, Brooklyn, N. Y. C. E. JOHN HUNTING SAYRES, Brooklyn, N. Y. C. E. Engineering Society. VVALTER VVM. SCHLECHT, New York City. C E. DAVISON LIEERMANCE SMITH, New York City. E. E. OSCAR BLOODGOOD SMITH, Jr., Morristown, N.J. Arch A. T., Ist, Pole Vault, '96-'97 Games CIJQ 3cl, Pole Vault Columbia-Princeton t2Jg Ist, Pole Vault, Spring Games fzj Architectural Sketch Club Qzjg Treasurer of C. C. Y. M. C A. C2, 3Jg Columbian Board fgjg Executive Committee QQJ Entertainment Committee f2J. l. STANDER, Brooklyn, N. Y. C. E. BENJAMIN E. STERN, New York City. Arch. Architectural Slcetcl-I Club. A. S. G. Taylor, New York City. Arch. ROXX'LrXND G. TIBBIXLS, Brooklyn, N. Y. C E. CHRISTOPHER VAN DEVENTER, Knoxville, Tenn. E .E. CHARLES ADOLPH VVALDENBERGER, New York City Chem. LAZAMS VVHITE, New York City. C E. JOSEPH VAN VLECIC, Jr., Montclair, N. J. Arch. A T.g Class Secretary fzjg Architictural Sketch Club, Vice- President RAYMOND DUY WEEKES, New York City. Arch. Architectural Sketch Club . n 9 in Q12 X rw ' - xi ff' , A f x X fl ' f x ' 3 XRS , K Ag il 1,5 5 N , ff An I V at sl xx A A I' X ly ' lqgl J 1 ' 5 1 N' E . ' X ' ,5 mi 1 li .I X 54 ' J i X7 xlelhlxgl I 'mag' N .if 2 as? 11 Al if kgzaf-I h f -LA Xi r. ' 2-:1 wx Wim T ' if -1 rg? If 1'- Ayxfhzh 'fy f 'A' mm z ' Ri. I- A: xxx 'Vi' ' iEi!Q2:55i,., lu, sub. ,. . xx X N INXYX NX lg E' V xuumlmuuummumulllIP X ' - lxwmmmmmnumm X x 3 Q'Qf '113.:.M.i'.E-5'Ji? -Yu 1 'HI X 1 '21 2' 1 .A V Vi W' 'W M -X 1I'lIlIl!WI!lIIlmlI P A f ww 'Afff' A f wa '1M ' 1 f f - x 'J ww M M xM7231.,fa:aa'f1nE'-1'-f29'.fl .. ' x' f H -iii' AC- ,j':' U, ,' XMQgg3fgQm,,.x- ,aA, - fC.u1g3iES!1!2q323315 P:-'L 1 AJ: rx 23 jj., .L I n -...:' Q- - Ef, T- 1 If J !.-.Qsgi '!, Low : VAN AMRINGE: CHANDLER : MAYO-SMiTH: REESE 1 W1LDE z JACKSON : WOODBERRY : DUNNING z YOUNG : MCCREA : HYsLoP : DAY : EGBER1' 1 Grinos. rV0w by Zzuo-keaciezlfczlzzzs ' Nnfzz7'e fiafhforilzcd 5f7'd7ZgEfE!!0TL'5 in her fZ.77Z6'.H KK Low on a narrow neck of land Builds for the ages, Columbia the grand! ' 1 Than whom Satan except, none higher sat, with grave Aspect he rose, and in his rising seemed A pillar of State. Full well they laughed with counterfeited glee, At all his jokes, for many a joke had he. Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith. Whom starry science in her cradle rocked. He hath leave to work and that is all he hath. Patient of contradiction as a child, Affable, nimble, diffident, and mild. Much did it talk, in its own pretty phrase, Of genius and of taste, of players and of plays. As in smooth oil the razor best is whet, So wit is by politeness sharpest set. O thou-by what name can one properly describe thee. What drop or nostrum can this pest remove. When a pairty wha listens disna' care what the pairty wha speaks means, and when the pairtywha speaks disna' ken what he means himsell-that is metaphysics. I'm but a stranger here, H-- is my home. 'f His brisk attack on blockheads we should prize. I 30 FOR 'THESE CARPENTER : BALDWIN : BREVVSTER z RINGXVALT : SCHMITZ: WOODWARD: JACOBY: FOYE 1 EGGLESTON: HU'ITON : HARRIMAN: PARTRIDGE : STRUTHERS : SINGER 1 THREE THINGS TI-IE EARTH IS DISQUIETEDQ YEA, FOR FOUR, TVHICI-I IT CANNOT BEAR E duobus malis minimus a nobis electuin est. X What marks with red I make! What nights I lie awake I And even when I dream, 'Tis always of a themef, O talk to me not ofa name great in story, The days of our YOUTH are the days of our gloryg The red ink and pen of sweet two and twenty, Are worth all your Ph.D.'s though never so plenty. 2 Our most profound sympathy goes out to Yale. That abstinence from malt has always struck me as extremely curious. He was in logic a great critic Profoundly skilled in analytic. He could distinguish and divide A hair 'twixt South and North-west Side. Off with your hat and show the hairy diadem which on your head doth grow. Trust not too much to that enchanting faceg Beauty's a charm, but soon the charm will pass. 'f His speech was like a tangled chain. Zounds! I was never so bethuniped with words ! ff A glimmering glitter A To gladden the gloom. A veritable bird. Like a rosy bride. Better to reign in hell than shine in heaven. I3I ANTHON : ARMSTEAD: BABCOCK: BARNES : BATES : BAXTER : BELLMAN : BOEHM : BOERNER : LOEWENTHAL : Bosrwick : BRACKETT : BRowN : BURROUGHS : RAPAPORT : J. M. CLARK: C. M. CLARK CONGDON : COYKENDALL CRAMPTON: CULGIN : DAVIDSON: DE COPPET :. SCHOOL OF MINES. ff Books were his passion and delight. Qzzzffj 'f Gone! like the tenants that quit without warning, Down the back entry of time. 'Tis vain on study time away to throw! A man of muscle from distant Jersey. Trifles themselves are elegant in him. Assume a virtue if you have it notf., Grant me of knowledge greater store. I do not seek for fame, nor a general with a star, A private let me be, to Smoke a fine cigar. 'Twere pity to sunder them that yoke so well together 'f I-low far that little candle throws his beams ! H Kind-hearted, gentle creature thou l VVith elegance innate his tongue was armed. Little playmates I Let me have my own way, and l'll be pleasant. I see love has made thee a tame snake. Let me be, I am content. Full o' the milk of human kindness. Him for the studious shade kind nature formed. An adipose mountaineerf' God shave our gracious queen. Neither a borrower nor a lender be, For loan oft loses both itself and friend. ! I32 I FARMER : FORCE : FULL13 : FULTON : GILL 1 GOODRIDG15 GOTT1-IELF : I-IERZ : I'I1LDBURGH I-IOLBROOK : How : I-IUMPHREYS : JUDsoN: KAUFMANN: KILIAN : KNAP 1 KNOX : KOCH : All hail, Prince Williani ! An even temper, in his mind is found I My friend, thou hast a lean and hungry look, Cod-liver oil will fatten thee ! 'f I was not made for courts or great affairs 3 I keep the law, fear God, and say my prayers. And gently the zephyrs played with dear Popls whiskersf' I also think that silence is golden, while speech is but silvernf' The spirit of Berzelus returned to earth! Those best can bear reproof who merit praise. 'f Did I hear a voice? No g 'twas but the sighing of the wind. f' To his deep, searching mind all things stand out revealed. I am at your disposal. A still and quiet conscience. Soft, slow tongue, true mark of modesty. Be silent always when you doubt your sense. Averse alike to flatter, or offend, Not free from faults, nor yet too vain to mend. Defer not till to-morrow to be wise, To-morrow's sun on thee may never rise. His Visage is sad as the vapors that rise From the desolate mountain. f' If thou shouldst go amongst the Fiji Islanders they straightway would make thee a chieftainf: 133 LOXVE : LoUDoN : MABEN : MACHEN : MACMULLEN : MADDEN : MAGRUDER : MAICAS : MANHE1Ms : MARTIN: MASURY: MCCLELLAND - Mc LEAN : MlTCHEl.L : O'CoNNoR: CYREARDON : Sounds and sweet airs that give delight and hurt not. Why did my parents send me to the schools ? That I with knowledge might enrich my mind ? 'f How sad it is that we must work. Truly, Apollo is my parallel. H A pressing work, this working for the press. I think it mean to sponge on any man. Maryland, my Maryland. All work and no play would make jack a dull boyf, 'f Work, work, thou slave of science. One of the worthy, curled darlings of our nation. ll I have observed of late thy looks are fallen O'ercast with gloomy cares and discontent. ' It is true, Mr. Snelling, the young man said,- ' That two times two give four. But would you kindly explain to me IfVhy it should not prove to be more?' My work. is my all. Fit words attended on his weighty sense, And mild persuasion flowed in eloquence. A merrier man, Within the limit of becoming mirth, I never spent an hour's talk withal. From the crown of his head to the soul of his foot he is all mirth 134 PALMER : PEOK : PERKINS : RALPH 1 RAPPOLD z ROGERS : ROPES: Ross : SAYRES : D. H. SMITH: O. B. SMITH: STANDER : STERN : TAYLOR: THORNTON : TIBBALS : VAN DEVENTER : VAN VLECK : As in beauty he surpassed the squire, SO, nobler than the rest was his attire. I never noted in him any study. I do perceive that soon I must begin to work. . He's young: perhaps we'1l see the day that he grows wise. Sir, if you spend word for word with me I shall make your wit bankrupt. Here is a man with a genial disposition. Little Willie wants his milk. ' Liberty or death! ' I say with P. Henry. I don't see why, - I-Iis constant cry. Seldom he smiles. He is indeed the kindest man, the best conditioned and unwearied spirit in doing courtesiesf' The Czar is no friend of mine. just at the age 'twixt boy and youth, When prattle does no harm. Curses, not loud but deep. Here is a man from the wild and woolly west. How sweetly blooms this flower of virtue amongst these weeds of sin. ' My life is one demm'd, horrid grind. You cannot balk him in whate'er he undertakes. 135 WALDENBERGER: ff Good, easy man. WEEKS : WATSON : VVHITE : ANDERSON APPLE'fON BABCOCK : BACHRACH BISSELL : BUUR : BOGERT : BooT13: BOOKMAN : Ah Sure never to o'ershoot, but just to hit You beat your pate and fancy wit will come Knock as you please, there's nobody at home f' Dark and sombre is his look, like a stranger from an unknown clnne l THE COLLEGE Yon Cassius has a lean and hungiy look he thinks too much Such men are dangerous. 'Tis a plague, a mischief, a violent purffer of goods lands health hellish dexihsh and damned tobacco, the ruin and overth1ow of body and soul Claret is the liquor for boys port for men, but he who aspires to be a hero must drink brandy. ou art an eagle to a wrenf Do this for me and shut up. He Seemed a man of cheerful yesterdays and confident to mor ous He's among us, but not of us Awake ! Arise! or be forever fallen armless, necessary cat. I BRODT : BROWN : BROOKS: CLARKE 1 CLUFF : DIKE : EDWARDS 1 ELGAS : ELLARD : ELY : FRY : FULLER! GILBERT : GRIFFIN : GUNTON : A. L. MAIQVINZ l'lELLMAN : HESS 2 You write with ease to show your breeding, But easy writing's cursed hard reading. Fired at first sight with what the muse imparts, In fearless youth he tempts the heights of Arts, But more advanced behold with strange surprise, New distant scenes of endless Science rise. just at the age, twixt age and youth, XfVhen thought is speech and speech is truth. 'fl feed on my good looks, And grow rotund and muscular. Magnificent spectacle of human happiness. ff It was an ancient marinerf' Ye Gods! how we do miss that beard of thine ! ffjust wait a moment, sir, I have it on my F1ngers'ends. f' Secret, and self-contained, and solitary as an oyster, He knew how types were setg he had a dauntless spirit and a press. Not of nimble tongue, but now and then, Heard to articulate like other menf' Not lean enough to be thought a good student. What a comfort a slow but kindly person is at times. f' His face was of that doubtful kind, That won the eye but not the mind. U We were as twin lambs that did frisk i' the sun and bleat at one another A little learning is a dangerous thing. ' ff A whim inspired fool ' Ower fast for thought, ower hot for rule, Ower blate to speak, ower proud to snoolf' 137 HART : HrTcHcocR: KAPLAN : LA ROCI-IE : LEE : LINDENEELSER: LYON : LESTER : LOEW: B. K. MARVIN: MERRILL : MAGUIRE : PIERREPONT : POXVERS 1 PRENTICE : PREssPR1c1-1 : P U TN A M : PETTY z Still constant in a wondrous excellence. The fire in the flint shows not till it be struck. A manis a man for a' that. To his Alma QFD Mater: My life's a preparation but to leave thee, Like one that seeks a door I walk about thee, Let me in Ipray thee, I cannot live without thee. I worked with patience which was almost power. How long, O Lord, how long? Let me play the lion, I will roar you an 'twere any nightingalef' One pinch, a hungry, lean-faced fellow, a mere anatomy. Sweep on, you fat and greasy citizens, I am not in the roll of common men. I keep close to my business, this morning at my books before three. His voice was ever soft and low-an excellent thing in woman' Thou art become as one of us. 'VVould I had fallen on those happier days, The poets celebrate. Wisclom is the principal thing, therefore get wisdom, and with all thy getting, get un derstanclingf' John, thou 'rt a genius, thou hast some pretense, I think, to wit, but hast thou sterling sense ? I am sure care is an enemy to life. Thou woulcls t be great, Act not without ambition. ' Like two single gentlemen rolled into one. 1 38 l 1 i 7 l l SARGENT : SENFTNER : SM11' H : S'rRATM,xNN 1 STRAUSS : SHIMMON : SPIEGLEBERG SHEARMAN : SPINGARN : TANNER : WHARTON 1 WHEATON : ZERBAN 1 VAN BRIESEN ' CoMsTocK : When deans are dead and cuts are free, When each exam. a 'cinch' shall be, VVhen ' Chit ' can't read and Fiske can laugh Then I shall pass my freshman mathf, ff I rarely read Latin, Greek, or German, in the original which I can procure in a good translation. Thou art a damnable iteration. A man of facts and calculations. ff 'Tis education forms the tender mind. No jester and yet lively in discoursef, HA wise son maketh a glad father, but- ff By degrees my education grew and I became as others ff Let your literary productions be kept from the public for nine years at least Qf small anatomy and unbounded precocity Great wits are sure to madness near allied J And thin partitions do their bounds divide. 'f Hisilook drew audience and attention. Man delights me not, nor woman either, I once composed a waltz THOSE XVHO HAVE BECOME TIRED AND STOPPED TO RESP, And though my arm should conquer twenty worlds, There's a lean fellow defies all conquerorsf' Plaint to Van Am.: When late I attempted your pity to move, VVhy seemed you so deaf to my prayers? Perhaps it was right to dissemble your lov But-why did you kick me down stairs ? 139 C DE BRAEKELER: One found a 'cinch' where t'other was o'er thrown. P 1 : . RICE Change glasses friends, you can't see through your own. DEMING : He was complete in feature and in mind, VVith all good grace to make a gentleman. Mosiss : Once an unassuming freshman. STERN : Ill could we spare him. THIQOOP : Whence and what are you? to what end ordained? VVINANS : Fain would I climb but that I fear to fall. Ms 1 1 . I W Li .Z 1' ! ,ag x. . fs! il . - V in li , ill if l 4' . ll! 'V ,fk,4,,ef:z,..a. Faculty Rep1fesen!atz'11e.' You have given us good grounds for expelling you Student Rep1'cse1zZati11e.' Grinds, Professor, only grinds. 140 E have great pleasure in taking this opportunity to QGRIEEQT THE WKEWEJLENT HNWIKEJJHGN that we have retired from business. We wish, on the contrary, to anno unce to our friends and patrons that during the coming summer we shall largely increase our capacity as a LHQQHHNQQSTQQKD and in the Fall shall be fully prepared to furnish many new jokes- QIT QQIR OWN EXWENJEQ Now that the circus has left town, we have again with us all our great collection of FIKEEIIKS Ellllllbb QURHQSHTHESQ l that of an of our competitors, except Our assortment of these commodities is far liner and much larger tian y Noah, and all persons desiring any QQEERED PETS QR ZQQLQGIHQEIL JWEQHMENJQ with or without tails, as a tamed Hindu priest, or a Wandering jewg or a y n one wishing to RENT EINXQIJHNGI EXHHIEHTJ for church fairs, dime museums, etc., etc., will do well to call at our ware-rooms i HEIIDES HELLO I'1 Very Respectfully, 9 THE .QLFL35 QF e 9 ?- I4I A FACULTY MEETING, OR, THE CRIME OF DHUKEEP SINCH'S ASTRAL BODY. Z1 Dramatic VEDZUPIIIIII. CHARACTERS. CHARLES TTENRY M. STANLEY CHANDELIER. A noted explorer CLARENCE HAIRYJUNG. Professor of Horticulture and lecturer Cin the realms of sciencej, and discoverer of the famous on the age of luneuriant vegetation. equation :- Watei' + Ohalh:Milk. GEORGE CHAUCER GOOSEBERRY. Professor of Poetry and Blank- TVILLIAM FLUNKEM BIEANER. Professor of Lawless Idiosyncra- ef!!-blank Verse. Also lecturer on Somnambulism and sies and Techniealities. Spiritualism, and justly celebrated as a Jlfedium. RALPH RINGAROUND. Of whom least said the best. XVINDYGUFF NA1'oLEoN ZONE. Professor of Chinese Puzzles, , , Parisian Politics, and author of the celebrated novels, BILLY T. Woos'1'E1a. A man of real intelligence. but who hates 6. Insane for Two W-eeks,,, and H DIZ and Napoleon... to display it lest others feel the burning pangs of jealousy. LIERR XINGER. Who does not impress one at jirst, but after- Messengers, ideas, servitors, 'vile caitilfs and other relics wards one jinds that there is a great deal to him. of the feudal system. S C EN E. A room in Hamilton Hall. The hoarse murmuring of the excited mob is heard in thc street below. Telephone communication with the Buck has been cut olf, and thirst stares the little band in the face. The savants begin to arrive-singly, in pairs, some in riding coats, some in walking coats KXINGER without any coatj, they come. As DIEANER enters, the light from his whiskers rejlects on the rain which is falling from a dark-green cloud and makes a won deiful rainbow. RINGAROUND looks for the traditional pot of gold, but finds only a pail of water with a cake of sapolio floating on the top. Enter GOOSEBERRY in a tall hat and a trance. The room is becoming filled, and with one accord they all burst out into wild music. 142 OPENING CHORUS. XVe,re green-goggled fogies pedantic, Versed in the learning of yore, Practical things drive us frantic, On modern ideas we're dead sore. The height of our soaring ambition Is a noble desire to show The human bacilli about us How frightfully little they know. CH XNDELIER fmllifzg Me 7lZ13KZ'Z'7Zg' fa ann: wzik his 23,000 howepowwf voicfj: Gentlemen, we are confronted with a grave crisis. It seems that a band of I-Iindoo priests inhabit a lonely moun- tain in the midst of Thibet. Here, by dint of gazing into the translucent globe, one of the priests sent his astral body off on a little excur- sion with itself. While hovering over New York with a Roentgen perspicacity that would out- cathocle a tutor in a math. exam., he discovered the key by which the chosen read our catalogue Qfazzbzztsj. fDl7'E c01z5z'e1f1zaz'z'01z follows his awful wonls, GOOSEBERRY awzzlees, sees llifzzsey' in zz 11zi1'1'01f, ami goes into zz Zrfzfzce. JUNG ffzrzkes fl pass amz' cz bean! appears. VVOOSTER Zafzks Z0 sfffolfe his ffzowfache, bu! jmls he hlZ.S'7Z,Zl 6Z7U!. If beglfzs fo hail w'0le7z!l11.j JUNG :-By the shades of my study windows, I think it's a bluff. I move We call his X-raise. 143 C1-IANDELIER Qsoffgf, as he grzzex aromzflj 1-Cn what -jacks ? r IQINGAROUND z-Mr. Chairman- CI-IANDELIER :-What is it P IQINGAROUNDZ-NOIhI1Ig, I have changed my mind Qj?zz'7zf.vf1'af1z owzf-c:ce1'!z'o7zj. IVIEANER 1-I have been annoyed lately by reports of comets. I move we debar and abolish all comets. Goosizmsnnr Qzzoflesigfjz-I don't think we should take this step without great deliberation. CI-IANDELIER :-Gentlemen, you are wandering from the subject, ALL :-Yes, we must do something. QA fxzesxefzgezf efztezfs on ll blue cloud CHAN- DELIER opens Ike message and ffmdx as fallowsj : DIDNDOATHINGTOIT, Thibet. March 42d, 1896. Enclosed -'please find a most mysterious docu- power, and one beyond our understanding, ac- cording to the laws of our theosophy we are compelled to relinquish our physical state. Be- ing in my astral body at the time, I alone of all my sect survive. DHUKEEP SINGH. ment. Having come into contact with a stronger ALL 1-Saved! FINALE. Thank goodness we are saved, The book cannot be readg Luckily for us Those Hindoo freaks are dead. The memorable work Still untranslated is, And who the task Could do might ask WVith pride, Am I a wiz.? l' THE END. il 'lR6V6l'5ibl6 Cinch. Through a course well known as fruity, But one day his hopes were shattered, V Never known to give an E, All his happy visions marred, Slept a junior, softly, sweetly, For a voice came thundering towards him, Sure, at least, to pull a C. U Mr. Blakeslee, you're debarredf' 144 A. L. M. VZ, rllll' F2 -.14-xl K if , El llbaetoral of '99, NE day two heartless Freshmen were belated in a desert region. They g I had no coins, nor any other article which would serve as instrument in ,g f b 1 the game of heads and tailsg nor had they anything else with which they L could gamble. Yet they wanted to gambleg felt that they must gamble. So they walked sorrowfull along in their impotence. Finall one of the two espied a , , Y Y 'jj f poor little earthworm, hastening away as fast as he could squirm. ' Ah, said one jill if Freshman, now we can gamble. So we can, replied Freshman number two. l an But they couldn't of course play heads and tails, because they couldn't tell which . f ' P was heads and which was tails with the worm. So they cut the worm into two ATN, and made him run races with himself. And so they gambled contentedly for 5 future drinks. G. W. W. at tggrm Hn Elbaptation. TUPID fellow, awful stuff, His head is now turned, his cribbing is learned, Always tries-to chuck a bluff. About Profs. he found he was wrong. Rather bright ? No, not he! He just thought Profs. were to fool withg Gay young sport would like to be. They werenft such fools after all 5 He just thought Profs. were to fool with, He's mjore than quite sore, he doesn't cut any Someone he'd jolly alongg more-Not at all. VV. L. H. 145 61355 Eilillef. JOLLY good song we'll sing to-night, And a jolly good toast We'll drink. Heart to heart in friendship true Weill bind by another link. So fill the glass and pass the bowl- 'Tis a duty we never shrink 5 A jolly good song We'll sing to-night, And a jolly good toast We'll drink. The future's a land of promise bright That awaits but the conqueror bold, And bravely We'll sally forth to subdue As ever a knight of old. So fill the glass and pass the bowl- 'iTis a duty we never shrinkg A jolly good song We'll sing to-night, And a jolly good toast We'll drink. When in future years We meet - Qld comrades, loyal and true- ln Alma Mater's grand old halls, Beneath the white and blue, We'll fill the glass and pass the bowl- Whoill have the heart to shrink- A jolly good song we'll sing that night, And a jolly good toast We'll drink. I A, A. P 146 Sur Grew. TO TUNE OF TOMMY ATKINSU IRST we take 'em from the country or the town, Where they look so stalwart, beefy, stout and strong 3 Then we take 'em to the gym and rub 'em down, And teach Jem how to pull a stroke that's long. Such rowing never yet was seen before 3 They are sure to win their Alma Mater fame, When the boat comes on the river, all the other crews must shiver, For they know that old Columbia crews are game. 7 Ci-IoRUs-Then it s i Pull for all you're worth, boys, for Columbia's White and Blue ! i Pull the stroke you've always pulled, boys, till the race belongs to you. Let your courage never falter, for your coxswain steers you true I The race is yours, Columbia! here's a rousing health to you ! You have met Cornell and Pennsy in the rain- That the water oft is wet they didnft know- Then you beat them, you can beat them now again, To three as well as two your rudder show. Take your time and get away in even swing, Use your oars as you were taught to do by Peetg Then you'll win the admiration of your college and your nation- Once more Columbia administers defeat! CHORUS. W. L. H 147 it 5BaIIab of the jfuture times. Y heartstrings re-echo in music, Like,a lute when the wind whispers love, And my memory finds in its treasures Whatis sweeter than dreams ever wove. It was summer and all the earth laughing, The coy zephyrs blushed as they kissed, The waves were caressing their rock-bounds 3 In all naught too much nor aught missed. Beside me sat she who was fairest, In all that I prized she excelled- Hand in hand, heart in heart, each in other Our destiny's union compelled. We saw that the world had a love-day, Of what now was but earth Qwho could blame usj She, nineteen, and I-'97. It is winter, the earth sleeps in bridal, The winds make you flush as they woo, Unsubmissive the waves love their ice-lords- Yes, winter has come to us, too. 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