Columbia University - Columbian Yearbook (New York, NY)

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JOHN WARD MELVILLE ELVILLE, son of Frank Melville and Florence Maccormell Melville, was born on January 5, 1887, in Brooklyn. He prepared at Adelphi: Academy. During his Freshman year he commuted from 60 miles in the country. Between trains he debated on his class team, chessed on his class team, and joined the Christian Association. A model Freshman. -But alas, he made Spectator in his Sophomore year and now look at it. He became news editor of Spectator in his Junior year and in May became assignment editor, a position requiring all of Ward's hardihood and bravery. He was managing editor of Columbia? Greatest during the first half of his Sen- ior year and tragic climax, editor-in-chief the last half. He was President of the Churchmen's Association, Col- lege Treasurer of the C. U. Christian Association, Secre- tary of the Politics Club, Secretary of the Class Day Com- mittee, President of the Columbia Students' Publishing Company, and, as he obligingly informs us, et ceteraf' We thank Ward for this, if his record were more, we'd sink through the Hoor. He is a member of King's Crown, Philolexian, St. Paul's Society, Chess Club, Deutscher Verein and other associations heretofore mentioned. , ' He intends to relieve his father of all cares by entering the latter's business. His address is 78 Reade Street, -New York City. 5 V s. U . . A -I' Maxfl i Q K as-.1-X-1 ' R

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WALTER BERNARD MILKMAN ILKMAN was born on May 2, 1888, in Brook- lyn, N. Y., the son of Solomonand Hannah Milkman. He prepared for college at the Boys High School of Brooklyn. Milkl' played right-half-back on the Varsity Soccer Team in his Junior year. He caught for the Freshman Baseball Team and played on the second Varsity Baseball Team in his Sophomore year. He ran on the Cross-Coun- try Squad when a Freshman. He is a member of the Baseball Club. He intends to practice law. Milkman's address is 244 Garfield Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wk I'