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ADCCCXCIX TE TI-IE BOOK OF TI-IE JVNIQD CLASS VOL IDCXQ COPYRIGHT, 1898, BY THE coRNau.xAN BOARD OF NINE1-Y-Nms Plucla, S3x.z5g POSTAGE PREPAID, 51.50. ADDRESS J. S. HILLS, ITHACA, N. Y. FRANK WOOD, PRINTER, BOSTON. fffiis X K WZEEQ as Ji fl 9 ,A X fsijlz arffxf . mf wffils 'Co Drofessor Benjamin Ide Ulheeler, in token of our appreciation of his services to his adopted Hlma Mater, this book is dedicated. A! X all fr hi! ,J A ' I U eff'-S p ,I xi fx 'f 'A Vinh .Xxx 3: l x , ...is,'A -.4 , I, ,'1 ' E N , f' sa ,lf fl U A-TfFAPQEJ-L a V ff. e , ' a -, S i LI, ,1 NEW' 1 X2 F 0 Reader, ere you growl and grumble, Gre you carp and make objection 'Co the NINGCY-NINE? 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Friday, Eighty-six lVIemorial Prize Competition. lNIonday, Decoration Day. Thursday, Instruction ends. Friday, Entrance Examinations begin. Sunday, Baccalaureate Sermon. Tuesday, Class Day. XVednesday, Alumni Day. Annual Fleeting of the Trustees.. Thursday, Tliirtietli Annual Commencement. 6 June July July Aug. Aug. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Sept. Nov. Dec. Summer Courses. 22, Wfednesday, Summer Term in Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology begins. 4, lVIonday, Registration for the Summer Courses. 5, Tuesday, Summer Courses begin. 13, Saturday, Summer Courses end. 31, YVednesday, Summer Term in Entomology ends. Fall Cerm. 13, Tuesday, Entrance Examinations begin. 19, lvlonday, Academic Year begins. Registration of matriculated students. 20, Tuesday, Last day of Registration of matriculated students. hffatric- ulation of new students. University Scholarship Examinations begin. ZI, Wednesday, Matriculation of new students. 22, Thursday, Instruction begins in all departments of the University. President's annual address to the students at I2 M. 24, Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. 23, Friday, Christmas Recess begins. w 3 Z e ,, n ,, a 0 u 9 D Q u LJ' 4. 1 f I Lv. fi JL., -,J I N.. .i.'g.Aa:4. P ,f 561 ,. N.. ff A Aa if Q9 W 5 1 It-:Ei V V. ROSXX'EI,L P. FLOXVER . . - EMMONS L. XVILLIIXBIS , ALONZO B. CORNELL, ex ojirz' The His 0 . . . PRESIDENT of the University, ex ojirio . . . Excellency the GOVERNOR of New York, ex qjicfo His The The The The The Honor the LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, ex ojicfo . SPEAKER of the Assembly, ex ojlicfo . . SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction, ex qjfcfo . COMMISSIONER of Agriculture, ex ojicfo . . . PRESIDENT of the State Agricultural Society, ex ojicfo . LIRRARIAN of the Cornell Library, ex ojylicio . TALFRED C. BARNES . FRANKLIN C. CORNELL XCIIARLES S. TJRANCIS, B.S. . . U ARED TREMAN NIEXVMAN, Ph.B., LL.B. TVVILLIAM H. SAGE, A.B. ROSXVELI, P. FLOWER . . C. SIDNEY SIIEPARD, A.B., LL.B. HIRABI NV. SIBLEY, Ph.D., LL.B. M. CAREX' TIIOBIAS, A.B., Ph.D. . . JOHN DE NVITT NVAIINEIK, Ph.B., LL.B. . vk IO , . Secrvfazj Term of oiiice Q5 yearsj expires in 1898, the next group of six in ISQQ, etc. 817668 Cflafrzzzazz '- Trcaszzz-cz' New York . Ithaca Albany Albany Albany Albany Albany Brooklyn Ithaca Brooklyn . Ithaca . Troy . Itliaca . Ithaca . Xvatertown . New Haven . Rochester Bryn IN-Iawr, Pa . New York . etc. STEXVART L. WOODFORD, LL.D. . ROBERT B. ADAM . . NVILLIABI BALLARD HOYT, Ph. HENRY R UBENS ICKELIIEIMER, vV'ALTER CRAIG KERII, B.M.E. HENRY B. LORD . . . ANDREKV D. XKVI-IIl'E, LL.D., L ANDREW CAIINEGIE . JOSEPH C. PIENDRIX . . DE FOREST VAN VLEET, B.S. Cl-IAIKLES GRAY XXKTAGNER, B.S. HORACE NVIIITE, M.A. . GEOIIGE R. NVILLIAMS, LL.B. SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY, A.B. ROBERT H. IFREMAN, B.M.E. GEORGE B. TLTRNER, A.B. . BKIYNDERSE VAN CLEEF, B.S. B. B.L. .H.D. . , MD. FRANK SHERMAN NVASHBURN, B.C.E. . V . New York. Buffalo Buffalo . New York . New York . Ithaca . . Ithaca Pittsburg, Pa . Brooklyn . . 'Ithaca . Binghamton . New York . Ithaca . Ithaca . Ithaca Auburn . Ithaca . New York Gxecutive Committee. WVILLIAM H. SAGE, Chczizwzezfz. The PRESIDENT of the University. The LIBRARIAN of the Cornell Library. GEORGE R. VVILLIAMS. SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY. JARED T. INEXVMAN. FRANKLIN C. CORNELL. ' EBIIBIONS L. NVILLIAMS, II HENRY B. LORD. ANDREW D. WVHITE. WVILLIAM H. SAGE. ROBERT H. TREBIAN. IVIYNDERSE VAN CLEEF. DE FOREST VAN NTLEET. Secreiczzjf. - .3 ..T,i'i , . ex. 5 ' 5 1'g:-,Q.I..Iiiq.1a5 Hq5.'. '- . . - . -. -'.,?.ZE:vL ' ft 1. ', -, -- .',gs.--' .. I'-F ig? .ZQ,:.Q22?'52.7,-jf,.g. 4-f..3,'gj-5: , 3 ,lqtgrf-sh ' 545. fu 1-e.i'.- -31 .f.I:52:' ' I ' ' ' ' 8:53-'I-ki' , -, '291' ..,- , . ,4 ssfirf-' E12-ff ,..'.57jf,-cf K ..,L- ,GM .x'32'5'7 .'q5'i-'RI-if 1',g:,L'... , i,.'5'.-'X:',.,-. . ' ,J 3 ' -frffifcs. Q . ,JQII,?.-,Q 4. Ju. .1 1 r, , f .1 - .-P.-fa. . - . 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A-. , - ' N 5-f'?e'3i.i, ,li-Z3-fr--2' -' 4- . - - 3-3-',.l4.p:, t.:--1. ,,.::gg:..' I. .. ' Dy, JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., P1-eyidefzt. A.B., London, IS71QA.M., I878gD.SC.,EdlHlJurg'l1, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 18925 Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-ISSOQ Honorary Fellow of University College, London. LIU B K. . The Rev. lV1LL1AM DEXTER VVILSON, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Pnyfesxor :gf rlbral and Dziellecizuzl Pkz'Z0s0j5by, E11ze1'1'f24s. Harvard Divinity School, 1838, D.D., Hobart College, LL.D., Bedford University, Tennessee, L.H.D., Regents University of State of New York. GOLDXVIN SMITH, D.C.L., LL.D., Professor qfE7zgv'Zz'.vh flisfoljf, E11zcz'z'!1zs. A.B., 1845, A.M., 1847, University of Oxford, LL.D., Brown University, 1865, L.H.D., Regents of the University of the State of New York, 187Og Hertford Scholar, Oxford, 1842, Ireland Scholar, 1842, Chancelloi-'s Latin Verse Prize, 18453 Latin Essay, 1846, English Essay, 18475 Fellow of University College, 1847-66, and Honorary Fellow: Honorary Fellow of Oriel College, Regius Professor of Modern Historyin the Univer- sity of Oxford, 1858-66. The Rev. CHARLES BABCOCK, A.M., Prqfessoz' QI!-Al'CA1'f6Cf?l7'8, Ezzzerzbfus. A.B., Union, 1847, A.M., 1850. N11 T, 113 B K. GEORGE CI4IAPiX'IAN CZALDXVELL, B.S., Ph.D., P1'Qf-6S.90l' qf Genera! Cb87lZZ.Sfljf a1zciq Ag1'z'czLlz'm'aZ Chclfzisizjf. B.S., Harvard, 18555 Ph.D., Gottingen, 1857. BLTRT GREEN NVILDER, B.S., NLD., Pfqfessm' qf Physiology, Verfebrzzzk Zoiilogy cmd 1Vezz1f0Zagy. A B.S. Qszmzma cum Zazzdej, Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardj, 1862, M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. I2 JAMES L.-tw, F.R.C.V.S., l,l'!Zf4HS50l' of I Vt'Zil'l'l'lZfYl1l' ,llI?lIil'Cl'lZ6' and Sz11'gf01jf. V.S., Edinburgh Veterinary College, 1857, M.R.C.V.S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britain, 18633 F.R.C.V.S., 1870. JOHN LEXUS ETORRIS, All., C.E., -Sfbleilf Prrfmzvor of Prczcfficfzl :lf-ECAIZIZZACS and .lf-CZCAIVZC? CYl0lZSlil'I!C'fZ'0l1. A.B., C.E., Union, 1856. K A, fb B K. 'l'11ox1.xs F1zEDE1:1c1i CRAXE, AAI., Dean tj Me Ezczfffiy zyfflris ami Scie1zce.v, aim' P1'qfe.v.v01' tj Mc 117011707258 .LlZlZ'g7llZ4g'l?S and L1'iera!21rc. A.B., Princeton, 1864, A.M., 1867, Ph.D. Qhonoraryj,1874. K A, CID B K. TIIILXBI COILSON, ALI., LL.D., Professor of E1z,5f'Zz'5b Lz'1'eraz'z1re. A.M., Princeton, LL.D., St. John's College. NV.x'rERx1.xN r.l'I'IOMAS I'IEXVE'I l', AJS., Pl1.D., P1-qjQa.vsor tyf Mc Germrzzz Lau- - grzfczgfe and Lz'feraz'z1rc. A.B., Amherst, 1869, A.M., 1871, Ph.D., Cornell, 1879. Member ofthe American Philo- sophical Society, of the Frisian Society of History, Literature, and Antiquities, of the Society for Frisian Philology, of the Goethe Society, ofthe Modern Language Associa- tion ot'America, Foreign Member of the Society of Netherland Literature. 111 T. Es'rE1'.1N :XNTONIO FUEIQTES, Ph.l3,, Ph.D., C.E., M.A.S.C.E., Direcfor gf Mc Coffege gf Citi!! E1zg1'f1eem'gzg mmf Prafcssor of Szzizficzzy E1zgz'7zee1'z1zgf'. Ph B., Conciliar College of San Ildefonso QSalamanca jurisdictionj, ISSSQ Ph.D., 1857, C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic, IS6IQ Five times Gold Medalist in First Prize Com- petitions, 1853-1856, Corresponding Member of' Royal Economic Society QSpainj, 1862, Life Member of' the American Institute, 1864, Member and ex-Director ofthe American Society ot' Civil Engineers, 1869, Corresponding Member of tl1e Humboldt Society CMexicoj, 1870, Corresponding Member of the Society of Geography and Statistics CMexicoj, 1871, Member and Vice Presidentof the Economic Section ofthe International Congresses on Navigation, 1892, Corresponding Member ofthe Societe des Ingenieurs Civils QFranceQ, 1894, Director of the Meteorological Bureau of the State of- New York. 2 E. ISAAC P1-11LL1Ps ROBERTS, M. Agr., Direcfor zyffbc College Qftfi.57'l'Z,CZlIfZH'l3 mm' Professor gf a4L,Q'l'l'CZl!fZll'8. M. Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878, American Society Advancement of Science, American Association for Advancement of Agricultural Science, Director of the Cor- nell University Experiment Station, President of the State Agricultural Society, ex- President ofthe New York State Dairymen's Association, Ex-officio Trustee of Cornell University, Member of the Editorial Starl' ofthe COIHlfljf Gcuilemazz. I'IORATIO STEVENS WVI-IITE, A.l3., Deniz qffbc CUzz'z'e1'.rz'fy Faczzffy and Pro- fessor qfiie Gerlmziz Lazzgzzage and Lz'fe1'fzz'n1'c. A.B., Harvard, IS73Q Modern Language Association of America, Neuphilologenverbund of Germany, Goethe-Gesellschaft of Weimar, Goethe Society of New York. NIJ T511 B K. 13 JOHN' HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Prqfeysar QfE7Zf0llZ0l0gJ' mm' General Dzverie- 61'a!e Zoology. B.S., Cornell, 1874. A T, 2 E. SAMUEL GARDNER WILLIAMS, A.B., Ph.D., Prqfessor If Me Lzsfz'!zzfcs and fbkfory qf Educaf1'o1z. A.B., Hamilton, 18525 A.M., 18555 Ph.D., 18705 Member of the Council of the National Educational Association. A A ID, fb B K. The Rev. MosEs Con' TYLER, LL.D., L.H.D., 1Jl'Qf48SS0l' iff-44llZ81'!.C!Z1l H!.Sf0l1l'. A.B., Yale, 18573 A.M., 18635 LL.D., NVooster University, 18755 L.H.D., University of New York, 18845 L.H.D., Columbia College, 1886. A A 411, fb B K. ROBERT HENRY TIIURSTON, AAI., LL.D., Dr. Eng., Dizfecfoz' qfSz'6Ie'v College and Professor of JIIeckfz1zz'caZ E1zg'1'1zee1'1'1zg'. Ph.B., Brown, 1859, A.M., 18691 LL.D., 18895 Dr. Eng., Stevens, 18855 M.A.S.C.E.5 A.S.M.E.5 A.I.M.E.5 A.A.A.S.5 B.A.A.S.5 B.I.N.A.5 Franklin Inst.5 American Inst.5 Ofiicier de l'Instruction Publique de France: Royal Soc., Sweden5 Brit. Inst. N. A.5 Verein Deutscher Ing.5 Assoc. des Ing. Civils de Franceg Oest. Ver. Archt. und Ing. E E. BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER, A.B., Ph.D., Prqfessor qf Greek mm' CN0llZPlZl'CZZil'T,'8 Pkilology. A.B., Brown, 18755 A.M., Brown, 18785 Ph.D., Heidelberg, 18855 LL.D., Princetong American Oriental Societyg 'American Philological Association. A A df, fb B K. EDWARD LEAMINGTON N1c11oLs, B.S., Ph.D., Prqfessor U Pbydcs. B.S., Cornell, 18755 Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879. A T, E E. LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M.S., Prcyfassor gf General ami E.xj5e1-1'112e1z!aI fforfzl culture. B.S., Lansing, Mich., 1882, M.S., 1886. 411 A 9, E E. EDWARD HITCIAICOCK, Jr., A.M., M.D., Prq'cssor cj Pb1f.s'z'caZ Czzffzzre and ffygiene and Dz'1'ecf07' qf Me Gyllzlzasizmzs. I A.B., Amherst, 1878, A.M., Amherst, 1881, M.D., Dartmouth, 1881. A A fb. JAMES MORGAN H'ART, A.M., J.U.D., Prqfessm' qfRbez'o1'z'c and Efzglzkb Phi- Zology. A.B., Princeton, 18605 A.M., 1863 5 juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864. A A CIP, CP B K. The Rev. CHARLES MELI.EN TYLER, A.M., D.D., Prqfessor qfibe Iffstozy and Philosophy qf .RBZZQQYIOYZ and qf Cbi'Z.Sfl'G7Z Efkz'cs. A-B-, A-M-1 Yale, 18555 Skull and BOHCSI 1354-555 D.D., Yale, 18935 Townsend Prize Speaker5 Member of the Loyal Legion of the United States. A K E, fb B K. I4 JEREMIA1-I XNTHIPPLE JENKS, ALI., PlI.D., Prqfessor qfPofz't1'ealEco1zo11z-y and CZ.Z7l'! and Sofia! Dz.s'z'z'!zzz'z'07zs. A.M., University of Michigan, 1879, A.B., 1878, Ph.D., Halle, 1885. A T. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS NVXXIT, A.B., Prqfessor qf1llczMe11zaz'z'cs. ' A.B., Harvard, 1870. Z 111, fb B K. IRVING PORTER CI-IURCII, C.E., Pnyfessor qfflpplied Ilfeekmzies and 1161- a'rczz1fz'c5. B.C.E., Cornell, 1873i C.E., 1878. A T, E E. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Prqfessor !ZfA1ZCZ'G7Zf and 1lIerZz'cevczZ Hzktofjf. A.B., cornell, 1881. fb B K. ' CIYIARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A.B., Prq'esso1' qfLczz'z'n. A.B., Brown, 1878. A T, 111 B K. ERNEST WVILSON HUFFCUT, B.S., LL.B., Przyfessor qflczw. B.S., Cornell, 1884, LL.B., Cornell, 1888. 6 A X, A X. The Hon. FRANCIS M. FINCPI, A.B., LL.D., Direcior ef Me College qfjlaw :md Prqfessor qfike Hz'5!orjf and EUO!7lfZ'07Z qffbe Law. A.B., Cornell, 1880. A X, fb B K. HENRY MORSE STEPHENS, M.A., Professor qfflbdewz EzL7'0,z5ecz7z H2'sf01jf. B.A., Oxlbrd, 1881, M.A., Oxford, 1893. The Hon. CLTTPIBERT WINFRED POUND, Prqfessor qflaw. A K E, fb A 41. SIMON HENRY GfXGE, B.S., Prqfessor qf Ilbkroscejiy, Hz's!oZogjf, cmd E7n61y- ology. BS., C01-neil, 1877. A T. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, C.E., M.S., M.M.E., Prqfessor qfExperz'menfaZ E1zgz'7zee1'z'ng. C.E., University of Michigan, IS75Q M.S., Michigan Agricultural Collegeg M.M.E., Cor- nell, 18885 American Society Mechanical Engineersg President American Society Heating and Ventilating Engineers. A T A, Z E. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, C. E., Prqfessoz' gf Railway E1zgz'1zee1'z'1zg and Geodesy. C.E., Cornell, 18725 M.C.E., 18765 Member of American Society of Civil Engineers. E E. 15 GEORGE W'11.L1,xx1 JONES, A.lS., A.M., f,l'lZf-t'.9.Y0l' ry' .lfaMe11zaz'z'c5. A.B., Yale, 18593 A.M., Yale, 1862. E N. JAMES EDXVLN CRE1o11'1'ox, AB., Ph.D., .Sage I'rQfcs.vor tj' Logfr and .lfez'a- pbjfsics. A.B., Dalhousie College, 18773 Ph.D., Cornell, 1892. A T SZ. HARRIS JOSEPH RXYAN, 1XI,E,, j7l'fW?,X'S0l' of EfUfz'1'1'fz1f E1z51'z'1zcc1'f'14g'. M.E., Cornell, 1887: A.S.M.E. fl' K XP, 3 E- XVILLIAAI ITREDERICK DLYRAND, Ph.D., f7I'!Zf6.S'.Yl7l' af -lfnrfzzv E1zgz'1zec1'z'1zg ami P1'z'1zczj5fzZ of Me C?l'l'lF!llHfC Srboof of -lfczrfzza El15 l.lZl'C1'l,ll57' ami .Naval a'47'CAl'fL'CZtZll'C. Pl1.D., Lafayette, ISSSQ American Association Advancement Of' Science, American Society of Mechanical Engineersg Society ot' Naval Engineers, American Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Graduate U. S. Naval Academy, ISSO. 4' A 9, E E. IEDXVARD ISRADFORD '11l'I'CIIENER, AAI., Ph.D., .S'nLg'f' P1'Qfm.vo1- qf Pycbofogli' and DZ-l'0Cf01' Qffhe 1fsl1'cha!0gz'rnl' I,t'l60l'l7l'0l1l'. A.B., Oxford. 18895 Ph.D., Leipzig, ISQZQ A.M., Oxford, 1894, Neurological Society, Lon- don, F.Z.S., American Psychological Association. E E. XVII.I.IABl rXLBER'I' F1Nc11, AB., l7l'QjQ,.VSt7l' fflnzv. A.l3., Cornell, 1880. A X, 11213 K. GEORGE FRANCIS A'1iKINSON, Pl1,B., I,l'!Zf-l'.N'S0l' qf Bofazzy. Ph.B., Cornell, ISSSQ Fellow of American Association Advancement ol' Science, Member of Botanical Society of America, Member Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, Member Society for Promotion of Agricultural Science, Honorary Member American Carnation Society, Corresponding Member ofthe Torrey Botanical Club. 41 B K, E E. JAMES SE'r1'1, IVLA., D.Sc., .Sage 17l'lw?SS17l' qf -lfarzzl 1i'01'Z0.v0jM,3'. M.A., Edinburgh, ISSIQ D.Sc., Columbian University, 1894: George Munro Professor of Philosophy, Dalhousie College, 1886-92, Professor of Philosophy at Brown University, 1892-965 Joint Editor of The Philosophical Review, 1897. R1XI.PII STOCRMAN TARR, B.S., .PrMe.x-.mr qf ,DJl'l!UliII.t' Geology' and PA-l'S1'E0f G60g'l'fl?b-V. B.S., I-Iarvard, 1891. E E. EDw1N HAA11.1N XVOODRUFI-', LL.l3., l'f'Qf2f,f.fa1' of Law. Ll..B., Cornell, 1889. . VER1XNUS A1-v,1x NIOORE, B.S., M.D., P1'tU!48.S'.?0l' gf Ca1i1,z5fz1'afz'vc ami I',L'fCl'Z.lZ!Tl11' Pzzibologj' and BdCf8l'Z.lJlQ.Qll', ami rj' Jfca! IlZSj68CfZ-012. Fellow ofthe American Association for the Advancement of Science, Society for the Pro- motion of Agricultural Science, American Public Health Associationg District ot' Columbia Medical Society Qby invitationj. 16 XVAIJER LONG X'V1I.I.1.m1s, D.V.S., j2lilff2?S.V0l' qf Pl'1'lICIfIl'.Y mm' IU-izcffre TfYf'fCl'l.7ZfZl1l' .S'z111g'c1'-1', Z00fC3LTblI'l', U6.vtcz'1'z'c.r, cmd,h1rz'.sj51'z1dc1zce. NVA1.'1'ER SCRIIZNER SCIIUYLER, U. S. A., !7l'Qf-GXSOI' Ilfifliflllll' .Sdwzcc and fffzcz'1'Cx. Captain Fifth Cavalry, U. S. A.g Graduate of U. S. M. A., VVest Point, 1870, honored with Brevet rank for five Indian engagements. The Rev. NATI-IANIEI. SC11A111u'r, A.B., .IJl'QfL'.S'.H'I1!' gf IM' .S'cmz'!z'c LfZlZg'i!CZg'L'5 and Lz'z'e1'rzz'111'e.s'. I-Iudiksoold Gymnasium, ISSZQ University of Stockholm, 1882-845 Theological Seminary, ISS4-S73 University of Berlin, 1890, ALM., Colgate, ISS7Q American Oriental Society, Society ofBiblical Literature and Exegesisg Member of the Council of the American Institute of Sacred Literature. A'I,EXANDER BUEI. INROXVBRIDGE, B.S. in Architecture, Pl'Qf0.Y.Y01' qf Arcbfiectzzzfe, z'1z cfzczzzge qfibe College Qf-fil'Cb!.Z'ECf7l7'0. B.S. in Architecture, Cornell, ISQOQ Eleve de l'Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, Member of the Central New York Society of Architects, Member of the Society of Beaux Arts Architects. KA. GEORGE PRENTICE BIiISTOI,., A.M., Associfzie P1'Qf-E.9.S'0l' gf Greek. A.B., Hamilton, 1876, A.M.,1887. E 49,111 B K. ALFRED IEMERSON, Pl1.D., Associafe Prqfessor qf CIrz.s'sz'caI A1'C6fC0!0g,l' and C7l7'CZf07' rj' Me 11015621712 qf Caxfs. Ph.D., University of Munich, 1881. LD A G. HENRX' SYLVESTER LTACOBV, C.E., Associate Prqfassor gf Bridge E1Zg'l'7Z661'Z,7Zg' and Grfzpbics. C.E., Lehigh, 1877, Fellow of American Society forthe Advancement of Science, Associate Member ofthe A1nerican'Society of Civil Engineers. E E, T B H. LOUIS .NIUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Associczfe Prqfessor Qf AmzQ1Zz'czzf and .hZ011g'fllZZ.C Chwzzzkiljf. Ph.B., University of Michigan, 18855 B.S., 1886. WI' T, E E. XVALTER FRANCIS XVILLCOX, LL.B., Ph.D., Assocjzzzte Prqfe.s1va1' Qf Sofia! .S'cz'e1zce aim' Sz'rzz'z'5z'z'cs. A.B., Amherst, 1884, LL.B., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., 1891. fb A fb, Nl' 1241 B K. JOHN LIENRY BIARR, NLS., M.lNfI.E., Associczic Pl'M?S.S'0!' qf .lfarbflze lkszfgzz. B.M.E., University Ot' Minnesota, 1883, M.S., ISSSQ M.M.E , Cornell, 1889. KI' T, E E. 17 xsr CLEAvEs, B.S., 44.S'5l'5ZiCZlZZi Prqfessor qf Frcekazza' Dnzwifzg mm? EDXVIN C1-1.-. L 11I6Cb6Z7ZZ'C6ZZ D1'czzc'z'72g. B.S., XVorceste1'POlytechnic Institute, 1873. GEORGE SYLVANUS BIOLER, A.B., B.M.E., AS5I'SfdlZf 17l'Qf-ES507' qf Physics. B.M.E., Cornell, 18753 A.B., Hedding College, 1882. 2 E. HEIiBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D., f1S.S'Z'5Zi6Z7Zli Prwivsor Q' Lfzfizz. A.B., Cornell, 18835 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. B 9 U, fb B K. HARVEY DIXNIEI, XV11,L1A11s, M.E., Asszkiaizf Prqfexsor if -lfecbafzicrzl Dl'6ZT.C'Z.lZgg'. M.E., Stevens, 1885. X XP, Z E. JAMES INICBIAHON, A.M., A.v.s'z's!a72! Prry'essor of .lfa!bc11mf1'cx. A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881 g London Mathematical Society: New York Mathemati- cal Society, Fellow American Society Advancement of Science. 42 K XII, fb B K, E E. NVILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., A.v.w'5!a1zf P1'lZf2?.Y50l' of Ozgazzic Cbeflzzlfiljl. A.B.,-Iohns Hopkins, ISSEH Pl1.D.,1887. Z1 E. HENRX' HIRARI WV1NG, B.Ag1'., NLS., f1SSl.SfCZlZLl P1'qfc.v.s'01' of Jllllllllllf Iizrlzfsfzlv and Daffy ILzs6a1zd1 1'. B.Agr., Cornell, 18815 M.S., 1891. E E. FRED PUTNAM SPALDING, C.E., Assisfaizt Prq'cs50r qf Civil EIZSVZ-1186l'Z.7Zg. C.E., Lehigh,188Og M.A.S.C.E. T B H. VVILLIAM ALEXANDER HABIAIOND, A.M., Ph.D., A.s'sz'sffz1zz' Prryfcssaz-Q' Azzcfezzf and ilfefiifevczl Pbz'Z0.s'0pby. A.B., Harvard, 18853 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. GEORGE ROBERT LICDERMOTT, Asszkmaz! Prqfcsxvoz' Qf QXYKZUIZZ A1'cbz'z'ccZz1re. ERNEST GEORGE LIERR1TT, NLE., Assz'5L'zzm' Prqfessor Qf Physics. M.E., Cornell, 1886. CID K Alf, E E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, Ph.D., Assismfzz' Prqfessor rj Genera! Cb8lIZl.SZi11jf ami Physical C0 em isiujf . Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. NV1LLARD WVINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., .L45SZ,Sf6Z72Zi Prry'es5or gf BOZllZlZ'jf, :wifi .speczal I'6ff67'67ZCC fo C07lZp6Z7'fZfl'U8 Iifl'.9Z'0!057l1' cmd Sysielizalic Boiczfzy. ' 18 3, American Microscopical Society, American Association B-L., COrnell, 1888, D.Sc., 9 Advancement of Science. Z E. 18 CHARLES HENIIX' HULL, PlI.D., Assivfazzz' Prqfessor qf POZ1'fZ.CdZ EC07Z07lZj'. Ph.B., Cornell, 1886, Ph.D., Halle, IS92, Secretary of the University Faculty. A T, fb B K. DLTNCAN CAMPBELL LEE, A.M., .11s.u'.vm1zz' Prqfessor QfEZOCZlfZ'07Z and Orafozgf. A.B., Hamilton, 18913 A.M., 1894. 9 A X, A X, fb BK. FREDERICK BEDELL, Pl1.D., flssisfalzz' Przjessor qf Physics. A.B., Yale, 18905 Ph.D., Cornell, 1892. A A 111, Z EJ, fb B K. GILBERT DENNISON ITIARRIS, Pl1.B., Assisfafzi Pl'Qf6SS0l' qf Pczlceolzzblogy. Ph.B., Cornell, 1886. fb B K, Z EI. , :ADAM CAPEN GILL, Ph.D., Asszlviafzf Pl'Qf85'190l' :yr 1lL'ue1'aZ0g-y fmci Pei1'og'7'aj5hy. JOHN HENRY T,-XNXER, B.S., Assisialzl Prqfessor gf 1lffZfb67IZLZfZ'CS. B.S., Cornell, 1891. A T, E E. CLARENCE LALUGUSTINE Afl-ARTIN, Asszbvam' P1'Qf6.YS0l' gf A7'CAl'fCCfZl7'6. fb I' A. NVILDER ZIDXVIGHT BANCROET, A.B., Ph.D., Asszkfmzf Prqfessor gf Cb6ilZZ.5f7j!. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, B.S., D.Sc., D.V.S., A.s'5z'sz'cmt Prqfessof' qf Veter- Z'lZtZ73f Pby51'0Z04g'y, -llfzierfa .lfea'z'cfI, cmd Pharmacy. B.S., Cornell, 18905 D.Sc., 1894. 2 EI. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, B.S., D.Sc., Asszkfafzz' Prqfessor Q' Veleffhzary Afzczfomy cmd Afzafolizicfzl Jfeihocis. D.Sc.,Cornel1, 1873. E E. JOHN VREDENBURGI'I XIAN PELT, A.D.G., Assisfavzf P1'Qf-6.S'S07' g'P!mzm'1zg and Deszlglz in Me College Qf'44l'CkI'Zl6Cf7l7'C. Architecte Diplome par le Gouvernement Francais, Laureat de la Societe des Architectes Diplomes, 1897, 18983 Member of Society of Beaux Arts Architects of New Yorkg Mem- ber of Central New York Society of Architects. FREDERICK CI.ARK PRESCOTT, A.B., Asszkfafzf Prqfessor gf Rkeioric. A.B., Harvard, 1894. B 9 TI. I9 - I 1 G1VVICN'l0Ch4K PIIRAM S.-xM1IEI. C5U'I'SEI,L, B.P.. AAI., fzzxfz-zfcfaf' I-II 171-nzuffqg' mm' fffdm-1'1'1'11f Ari. GEORGE BURTON PRESTON, M.E.. lllA'fl'Ifl'1J0l' fn fli.X'f581'l'll1l'lZft7! Elltg 1-l1l'l'l'Z'llg'- M.E., Cornell, 1888. HOMER JAMES HOTCIIKISS, A.M.. M.M.E., fl1A'fl'2lt'fl1l' in 1'bv1'.v1'r.v. A.M., Cornell,1889g M.M.E., Cornell, 1896. I E. VVILLIAM STRUNK, Jr., AB., Ph.D., jvlZ.S'fl'llz7Il01' in E14g'!z',v6. A.B., University of Cincinnati, 15903 PILD., Cornell. 1896. JOIIN SIMPSON REID, D!Slll'1!C'f07' in -1LfcM111z'rrzl Drnzcdzzg' nm! ,Z7e.wlg'1zz'1133'. FREDERICK JOIIN ROGERS, BLS., fxzdrzfcfoz- in jDAl'AY'l'.Y. B.S., Kansas Agricu1t111'al College, I885q M.S., Cornell, ISQI. E. IRXVIN JOHN BKIACOMBER, RTE., Ifzxflvfrfol' 1,11 EZCff1'l.fNf E11f1'1'11cf'1'1'11f1'. O O M.E., Cornell, 1888. Z E. ERNEST IXLBEE, A.B., Ph.D., 11z.vz'rz1rz'0r fu PM'l0s0jJ0.1'. A.B., University of Vermont, 1887g P11.D., Cornell, 1894. Liv B K. BIENRY HAX'DEN LANNIGAN, I77.S'f1'YlFZi07' in G-1'l1Z7ZfZSfl'l'.X'. AT.FIl1ilJ PIENRY ELIJIKEDGE, M.E., L'Z.S'f1'Z!Ff0l' in Jffcbfzfzfcrzl LlZ601'l7f0!11' M-E-,C0rne1l, 18883 A S.M.E., 1894. E IE. VVILLIAM ELTON MO1 I', SB., Lz.s'z'1'2ff!o1' ffz C1'z'z'f E11gz'1zc?e1'z'1z5 . S.B., Mr1ssncl111setts Institute of Technology, 1889. 9 E. 20 FREDERIC IJAXYRENCE KOR'1'R1O11T, D.Sc.. Lzxfrzlcfoff in CWf11zz'xf1jf. D.Sc., Cornell, 1890, I X, E E. XIICTOK ,INYSON XVILSON, f1zx2'1'11cfo1' in D1'17zt'1'1451'1'1z Sfbfql' C0ff'qg'f. Graduate School of Industrial Art, Philadelphia. HOWARD PARKER JONES, IXI.A., Pl1.D., LZ.!'fl'Z!Cf0!' in Gerzmzzz. M.A., Kingls College, N.S., 1891, Pli.D., Heidelberg, 1886. DAVID RE1D, LZ.9f7'?!Cf0l' in fQ1'a:w'12g and Deszgf111'12g'. CIYIARLES EDWARD T111ME1111AN, B.S., lNI.M.E., Dzsfrzzcior fzz P6M1fsz'f.v. B.S., College City of New York, 1891, M.M.E., Cornell, 1893. fID I' A, E E. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., jQ?SZll'7!CZi0l' hz Pb'1'5!'CS. BS., Cornell, 1893. E E. DANIEL ALEXIXNDER IVlUR1'iAY, Ph.D., Dz.s'z'1'z1cz'o1' in ,lIC7liAC?7lZ6ZZ'Z'C.S'. B.A., Dalhousie College, N. S., 18845 Ph.D., johns Hopkins University, 18935 American Mathematical Society. fb B K. HENIRX' .NEELY OGDEN, C.E., f1z.s'f1'1fcz'o1' in Civil E1zg1'1zce1'1'7zg. C.E., Cornell, 1889. E EZ. LEXVIS LEAM1NG FORMAN, Pl1.D., jlZ5'li7'ZlCf0l' in Greek. A.M., University of Pennsylvania, ISQOQ Ph.D., Johns Hopkins University, 1894. CHARLES EDXVIN HOUG1-ITON, A.B., M.M.E., j7ZSfi'Z!CZl01' in Expez-fzzzefzmf E 1zgz'1zee1'i1zg'. A.B., Leland Stanford University, 1893, M.M.E., Cornell, 1894. JOHN IRWIN I-IUTcH1NsON, A.B., Dzsz'rz1cz'0r z'1z 1lfrzMe:1za!!cs. EDXVIN DUBOIS SI-IURTER, Ph.B., Dzsirzzctor in Eloczzzioaz cmd Onzfozgf. Ph.B., Cornell, 1892. fb I' A, A X. LII-IARLES JESSE BLTLLOCK, Ph.D., IIZSZQVZLCZIOI' in Po!z'f1'mZ .EC0lZ077Z'1'. A.B., Boston University, 18899 Ph.D., University of Wisconsin, 1885. 6 A X. FRANK ELIIL LODEMAN, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LZ.S'f1'?!CZlOl' in Rommzce Lfzzzgzmgcs. A.B., Indiana, 1888g A.M., Iowa, 18925 Ph.D., Cornell, 1895. VIIRGII. SNYDER, D.Sc., A.M., Ph.D., j1ZSZLl'ZlCf0l' fu .lIczMe11zfzf1'c.v. DSC., Iowa Agricultural College, ISSQQ A.M., Ph.D., Goettingen, 189.14 M.A.M.S. E E. ZI JOHN FILLIIORE PIAYFORD, C.E., bZ.9f1'ZlCf01' z'1z Cz'z'z'l E1zg1'1z.eer1'1zg. Philosophical Society of Washingtong American Society of Civil Engineers. GLAF M. BRAUNER, f7z.vz'1'z1cz'01' in D1'auI1'1zg 1.1! Me College qf Al'CLZ'f8CfZll'6. BERT BRENETTE STROUD, D.Sc., Dzx!1'ncz'or in Phj'.w'0Zo5Q1', Vex-!e6rzzz'e Zabl- ogv ami Afezzffofogjf. D.Sc.,Co1-nell, 1895. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, fIZ.S'fl'Z!CZL07' in Cfzfff E1zgz'1zm?1'z'1zg. OL1X ER SI-IANTZ, NLE., flzsfrzzcfor Z.IZ E.X'p61'Z.ll2E1Zfd! ElZ5 !.lZc76l'Z'7Z57'. :ELIAS JUDAH DURAND, A.B., D.Sc., jllSfl'llCZi0l' 1.12 Bofazzy. A.B., Cornell, I893Q D.Sc., Cornell, 1895. Qlill and Dagger. E E. EDXVIN BARKER HIGBX', B.S., M.S., Dzsirz1rz'or qf D1-a:c'1'1zg 1'1z Me College fy' A1'cZzz'iccz'2n'e. B.S., Cornell, ISQSQ M.S., Cornell, 1896. E E. EXVEIQETT WIARD OLMSTED, Pl1.B., fzzsfz-zzcfoz' in Mm Rozzznzzre Lmzgzmges. Ph.B.,Co1-nell, 1895. B 9 II. ALFRED :XUSTIN BKIOORE, A.B., f1z.s'z'1'z1cz'o1' in Mc Rozzmzzce Lt7lIg'1lUg'8,S'. A.B., Hamilton, 1890. Cb B K. ADOLPI-I THEODORE BRUEGEL, M.M.E., jlZSf1'llCfU1' ffz .lhvcbfzzc Iieszlgvz. M.E.,Le11igh, 1888, M.M.E., Cornell, 1896. E N. CLAYTON HALSEY SHARP, A.B., Pl1.D., Izzsfrzzcfor in PA'l'Sl.C.S'. A.B., Ha.milton,189og Ph.D., Cornell, 1895. A A 111,111 B K, E EI. HENIQX' HLTTCIYIINSCDN NORRIS, NLE., Dzszfrzrcz'or in Elecfv-ical ElZgl'lZCCl'l'l1g'. M.E., Cornell, 1896. BIENJABIIN FREEMAN IiINGSBURY, A.B., Pl1.D., I7'Z5fl'HCZl0l' izz -lHcro,s-cojrfc Jfcfh- ofls, ffzkfology, and Effzblyologaf. A.B., Buchtel College, 1893, M.S., Cornell, 18945 Ph.D., 1895. LID A 9, E E. :EARL BRINK LOVELL, C.E., LZSfl'ZlCf07' in Civil ElZg'l'l266l'Z.lZkg', amz' A.S'.S'l'.SNfUl2f in Me Civil E72gl'7ZEG7'7,7Zg Lcz601'fzz'o7'1'es. C.E., Cornell, 1891. E EZ. GEORGE B 1 if V URI IDc I ILES, A.B., A.lVI., Izzsirzzcior in Germmz. A.M., Harvard, 1896. BI,lN SILL CUSI-IMAN, B.S., Dzsirzacfor in Cbefzzfxfzjf. B.S., Cornell, 1893. A T SZ, E E, 9 N E, 22 :DARXVIN ABBOT MORTON, B.S., Dzszv-zzcioz' in Olg7'Cl7ZZ'C Ckeizzfsffjf. B.S., Cornell, 1895. E EI. ELLEN BRA1NARD CANFIELD, Dzsfrncfoz- in Physica! Culimfe gf Sage College, in chafge gf fha G-J'7lZ7Z6ZSZ.7l7lZ for PIIONZCIZ. THEODORE XfVIfII'1 1'I.ESEY, A.B., Pl1.D., Dzsfrzzcior in Cbc1:zz's!ajf. A Y. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, AJVI., LZ5fl'7lCf01' in Lczifzz. X 111. CLARK SUTHERLAND NrORTI-IRUP, A.B. A.B., Cornell, 18933 Q11ill and Dagger. 111 B K. RAYMOND CLINTON REED, Ph.B., 111531-ucfof' in C'O77Zj5lZl'CZfZ'UC? and If6llC'l'Z'7Zd7ij! Pczfbology cmd Bacfe1'z'0Z0gjf. Ph.B., Cornell, 1896. CENTISNNIJXI, HARRY BENEDICT, B.S., Dzsfrucior z'1z Chczzzfstry. B.S., Cornell, 1897. JACOB SEGALL, Ph.D., Dzsirzacfor in Ff'e1zcb. Ph.D., Columbia, 1893. ELMER JAMES NICCAUSTLAND, M.C.E., 17ZSltl'ZICZl0l' z'1z Cz'vz'Z E7ZgfZ'7ZG67'l'7Z5f. CHARLES WVELLINGTON FURLONG, Dzsirucior izz .bZ0,7Zl5f7'Z'CZZ D7-awz'1zg cz1zdA1'z'. THOMAS HIXLL, M.E., M.BfI.E., Dz5z'1'zecz'or in Jlczckifze Deszlglz. M.E., Cornell, 18935 M.M.E.,Co1'nell, 1894. DAVID IRONS, A.NI., Ph.D., Dzsirzfcior in Pbz'!osoj5by. A.M., St. Andrews, ISQIQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREXVS, A.B., Cznfczior gf Me JTILISCZIIIZ qt Cczsfs. A.B., Cornell, 1895. CLAYTON L. STANTON, Assz'sz'cz1z! 1.1! Jlbchzzzfc Arif. FRED CILARKSON IITOXVLER, JI!-6CAfZ7ZLlCZ'lZ'lZ 1'1z Me D6p0l'fllZ87Zf qfP6-1'.vz'c.v. JAMES WVISEMAN, Fo1'e111a1z qf Me 11111661718 Shop and in Jfacbizze C'0lZSfl'2lCfI'0lZ. RICHARD HISCOCK, CkZ'QfE1lg'l'iIGG1' mmf .4S.Y!.5fIZ7Zf 1,11 -512166712 ElI15fl'1lC8l'Z'11S . 23 ROBEIQT SHORE, Asyzkiofzf fo Mo I,l'Qf8.S'.S'01' cy' b'oz'r111'1' mm' limo! Gn1'1z'e11e1'. XVILLIAM HENRY' XVOOD, Fo1'c111rz11 1'11 Wood Shoji. JAMES XVHEAT GRANGER, fQ11'o11zo11 I-ll Fo11g'1'11g. JAMES EUGENE XvANDERIIOEF, E7f'f,fllUfl I-ll Fo1111zf111f. GEORGE B. I1AILBY, IQ11'o111n11 yffbo Fo1'111. NV1LL1Ax1 QRLAND STLYRBS, -IIKCAIZIZIFZIITII fo Mo C'offqg'o of C1':'1'! EllS l'l1FL'l'!'llS7'. 1-'XLEXANDER DYER lNIAcG1LL1VRAY, 443'5!'Sfl7l1ll 1.11 EIZf0l1Z0!lJ5'll'. GEORGE CONGER POLLAY, A,?.9l'Sf0lIf 1.1! Hoon? Shop. ROBERT VANDER1IOIiI+', Ass1'sz'cz111' 1.11 Fo11111f1'-lf. XV1LL1AM FREDERICK RAYMOND, -1.1C't'bCZl1l.CZ'lZlZ I-IZ Sfofavy CVOIZLEVU. XVILLIAM FREDERICK HEAD, Ass1'5z'a11z' 1'11 Fo1Q5f1'1z51'. FRANK STARKINS, A5Sl'5fd7Zf 1'7Z Me ,lfocb1'11c Shop 1.11 S1'6lQ1' Coffogc. GEORGE PLATT KNOX, B.S., A5S1'5z'n1zz' Ill! CYAUIIII-.VZll1'l'. B.S., Cornell, 1894. KAIKL BICKAY XVIEGAND, B.S., Ass1'sz'n111' 1'11 B0fUll.l'. B.S., Cornell, 1894. Z E. JAY ALLAN BONSTEEL, B.S., Ass1'.vz'1z1z1' III! Geology. B.S., Cornell, 1896. Cornell Arctic Expedition. 'CHARLES ROBERT GASTON, PILB., A5x1'sifz11z' IIIZ E11g'!1'.x'b. Ph.B., Cornell, 1896. 111 B K. JOSHUA ROGER IJEXVIS, C.E., Assz's1'1z11z' 1.72 E!oc11f1'o11. C-E-, Cornell, 18953 Oxgill and Dagger. fb I' A. ALFRED ERNEST ZFAYLOR, A.B., A.lVI., Ph.D., .A.S5l.,X'f6ZlZf lull CA6l1Zl'.Yfl11', AB Wesleyanv 13222 A-M-, 13933 A-M-, H2l1'Vard, lS94g Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. X 4' fl' B K, E E. 24 JOHN FERGUSON SNELL, A.B., As.s'z'.1-ifzfzf in Cbclzzfsify. A. B., University ofTOrOnto, IS94. OSCAR NIII.'1'ON S'I'EKVA1i'1', Pl1.'B., -Lls.f1'xz'a1zf fu ljbyi-1'f.1-. Ph.B., De Pauw, 1892. fb K XII, dv B K, E E. LIARK YVOODIILYLI, ROE, NLE., AS.v1'sz'd11f in E.x'fe1'1'111c?1zfaZ E12g1'11ec1'1'iz51. M.E., Cornell, ISQGQ Qixill and Dagger. 1 GEORGE ARMSTRONG Sx11'r11, BS., A.v,v1'.vfn11z' fu Cbefzzzh-fly. B.S , Toronto, 1896. CHARLES PIENRY RAx1x1E1.1cAx11'f, Pl1.B., A.v,w'.vzQ11zf in Azzzericrzzz fffsfofjf. Ph.B., Cornell, 1896. 111 B K. ISAAC BIADISON BEN'r1.EY, I?-.S., fi.S'.S'l.XZlfllZZl in Rsycbolncgy. B S., University of Nebraska, 1895. GEORGE L. HONIE, M.E., M.M.E., f1x.9z'szlrz1zz' liz P6y.s'z'c.v. NV1L1,1AM N1c1'1O1.s BARNARD, NLE., fi..H'.S'!'.S'ZilZ7Zli ffz .1fUC'b1'77C Deszlgvz. M.E., Cornell, 1897. IEDXVARD I,OCKIiAR'1' MOORE.. B.S. in Agr., D8l1Z0lZ5f1'tZZi0l' gf Vl'f6l'I.7Z0lj! .flllflflilll-jf. JESSE BIOORE FIGALMADGE, B.S., f.i.X'.S'l',S'flZ7ZZi z'1z CiA6l1Zl'SlllU'. BENTON SU1.L1VAN BIONROE, A.M., A.s'.vz'.vtcz7zz' fu Efzgffsb. A.M., Cornell, 1897, IRA XVELS11 lViCCONNEI.I., C.E., 445SZ.SZi!7lZZ' in Cillilflf E11g'z'1zee1-1'1zg. C.E., Cornell, 1897. FRANK KENNET1-1 CAMERON, A.B., Ph.D., Ifesemfch A.V.?!,.S'fd!lf in I'by1'.s'z'ca! C'A8lI?Z.Sfll1'. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., -f1.v.s'z'.vz'a1zf 1.1! flax-z'z'cz1l!m'e. B.S.A.,Co1-neil, 1897. 25 -., i QM Q-,L U WWII' 'WL fjw MW ' ,, WHC. 1 X45 ML 'ffffllb ' 'M' I 7 - I Juflllu, .,,wm'Ml7m,: uhturlli ,.. VW 1... Ay lf -. . mu MW' lump X I M id'-. 'q I In C I Pql70Pber EMMONS LEVI XfVII,LIAA'IS, Y3'eas11rer. CHARLES BAKER M1XNDEV'ILLE, B.S., f155l'SflZlZf fo Mc yy'6fZ51I1'L'I'. B.S.,Co1'nelI, 1877. Z XII. HORACE NIACK, f1S5l.SllCZlZZl fo Me Trefzszrrm' in Me Lana' 017760. Z QP. TI-IOR'IAS TREE, Assisiafzz' fo Me .7y'L'fZ.S'ZH'8l'. MISS LOUISE SHEFFIELD BROWNELL, A.B. Bryn Mawr, 18933 Ph.D. Bryn Mawr 18973 Wa7'cie2z qf Sage Coflege and Lecfzzrer on ffzzglzlvb Lz'!c1'nt11rc. GEORGE F. FOOTE, Bnsilzess Jfczzzager qf Sage Coffegc. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, B.S., M.S., Regz'sz'1'ar. B.S.,Corne1l, ISQIQ M.S., 1893. E E. ADNA FARRIN NVEBER, Ph.B., Assisfzzzzf io Me Regfsirfzr. HERBERT CROMBIE HOWE, B.L., A.B., P1-csz'cz'e1zz s Pl'l L'CZfE Secrez'mj'. B.L., Cornell, I893g A.B., Cornell, 1896. SARAH ADELIA BEfXC1I, Y3'easzzrer's Sfefzograjzher. ALICE BELLE CARLIAN, Presz'fiefzz s Stevzogrczpker. JULIA Z. KELLY, ISf67Z0g7'6l?k6l', 03zz'versz'z'y Zfxiezzsiozz WGN-Ze. LIZZIE VERONICA MALONEY', Stezzograzpber, Experz'me1zz'a! SfCZfl.0lZ. JACOB PETERS, SZLf67'f7Zf87Zd67Zf Qf-BZ!fZdl-Hg'S and Grozuzcis. B NVILLIAM C. DEAN, Szaperzhteazciefzz' gf Sieam ffeatifzg mzci IfVaz'er Service. 26 lf W1 W7 ' ' ff fjff QNX Xrxlwyffljzwlx fx 1 l l fAwlD3:if'p'Lf-1?,--' K ' I WX- T' ell Q f 4. x H. aff 7 ' fl l'1-1 4' 1 , -- ,l 1 A ll u llllulll 1lllllllllllrllllll'rllllllll1u13551333 ill' , llll' J In nlnn:mmmmllmllmmnm-1111 111,11 1 .1l.11l,1' . 14 llllfllllllllllllllllllll ','l1' 1f1'1 llll' JI , lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Wlll f' lun' 1 ll lllll l l l ll lllll umm llllld ll llllll ll l lm GEORGE YV1L1.1AM HARRIS, Ph. B., LZ.6l'6Z7'Z'6Z7Z Ph.B., Cornell, 1873. fb B K. ,LXNDREXV CURTIS W'H1TE, Pl1.D., Assz'sz'a:z! Librarmfz in ckazge qf Classgka- Ziovz. A. B. l'l:1miltOn,1SS1g Ph.D., Cornell, 1885. Cb B K. XVILLARD HENRY AUSTLN, A5sz'5z'czrzZ Lz'6rarz'a1z nz 666171508 gf Reference .Lllbfillijh BSU. BIARY FOWLER, B.S., Fz'7's! Cczialogzzer in LZ.61'CZ7j'. B.S., Cornell, 18825 College Settlements Associationg American Library Association. EMMA AX'ALYN RUNNER, B.S., Caialogzwzf gf Me Zczrzzcke LZ'67'CZ711f. GEORGE FLAVEL DANFORTPI, P11.B., A5sz'sz'a12z' in Order Dejifzrimefzt. Ph.B., Cornell, 1890. NIARY ELLEN G'RISW'OLD, B.L., Asszkfafzt in Order D6p6Z7'll77Z67ZL'. JENNIE THORNBURG, B.L., f1SSl'SflZ7ZZ' in Accession Dcparimeni. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Lz'6rarz'a1z qf. Me Presirlezzz' W'bz'z'e Lfbrczzjf. JXLEXANDER HLTGIAI Ross FRASEll, LL.B., Librczrzkzzz qf Me Law Lfbraziv. LLB., Dalhousie, 1892. TIYIEODORE NV. KOCH, A.NI., Cfzfzzlogzzer in Lz'6ra1jf. A.B., Harvard, 18923 A.M., 1894. HENRY' NIERTON NIERRIIIEXV, f1SS!1S'll!Zllf z'1z Law Ll'61'lZl1l JAMES FLOYD HL'I1BET.I., AS5!'SfQlZf izz Law Lz'brar1'. 27 I . if'- Lggixi ,Li -- .W , fs' flfi- N N A 4 qs: I I Q GX l Q , . .3 ,IJ 1 H A Q - iq 1 U ' 0 ,Q 7: rx X, 7 02411 J, . . A 'fx ,, pf. Af i. Aa 1. 5 . E 5 ' -X' , K lj 'J L4-f,.x,h ' ,, , -, ., 1 ,1 X - .D L ,... i l?,,Q,gi'- ' K W . I O I YQFPKQ I x, i I , NS T f F i 'V ,g f I 3 .ah .r 4 . I ,7 A , F 'fi ' A et. L y K L 4-L l , I, J ,J ,i ,V M I .3 ?,g-IIT' Y -E -L--, it . D 9 In , ',,, ' V X G lb 5 .' ., 11 . L ' 'Eiimhn 7. V .11 Z' J 'LO J mf -Fall Cerm. SEPTEMBER 26.-The Rei Philip S. Moxom, D.D., Springfield. Mass., Congregation s alist. F OCTOBER 3.-The Rev. J. M. Buckley, D.D., New York, Methodist. 31' OCTOBER Io.-The Rev William Burnet XVright, Bulfalo, Presbyterian. I l OCTOBER 17.-The Rev. Prof. W. N. Clarke, llamilton, Baptist. ' OCTOBER 31.-The Rev. David James Burrell, D.D., New York, Collegiate Reformed. NOX-'EMBER 7.iTl16 Rev. Joseph XVaite, Hartford, Conn., Unitarian. - Nf NOVENIBER 14.--The Rev George R. Van de NVater, D.D., New York, Episcopalian. ' NOVENIBER 21.-The Rev. R. Thompson, Brooklyn, Methodist, NOVEMISER 28.-The Rev 5. R. Calthrop, Syracuse, Unitarian. DECEh'IBER 5.-The Rev. Edward Judson, D.D., New York, Baptist. gi DECEZXIBER 12.-The Rev. C. I-I. Parkhurst, D.D., New York, Presbyterian. winter Cevm. JANUARY 9.-President Robert Ellis Jones, Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y., Episcopalian JANUARY 16.-President E. B. Andrews, Brown University, Providence, R. I., Baptist. JANUARY 23.-The Rev. Samuel A. Eliot, Brooklyn, N. Y., Unitarian. JANUARY 30.-Bishop G. Mott WVilliam, Marquette, Michigan, Episcopalian. FEBRUARY 6.-The Rev. Prof. Francis Brown, D.D., General Theological Seminary, New York, Presbyterian. FEBRUARY 13.-The Rev. Francis G. Peabody, D.D., Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Unitarian. :S FEBRUARY FEBRUARY MARCH TVIARCH .APRIL APRIL APRIL LIAY MAY lVIAY MAY JUNE 'IUNE The Rev. Lyman Abbott, D.D., Brooklyn, N. Y., Congregationalist. President Augustus H. Strong, D.D., Theological Seminary, Rochester, N. Y. Baptist. -The Rev. Francis E. Clark, D.D., Boston, Mass., Congregationalist. Rabbi Emil G. Hirsch, Chicago, Ill., Jewish. -The Rev Spring Cerm. . Prof. XVilliam Knight, St. Andrews University, Scotland, Presby terian. The Rev. XV. T. Rainsford, D.D., New York, Episcopalian. The Rev. Leighton VVilliams, New York, Baptist. The Rev. George Harris, D.D., President Andover Theological Seminary Ando ver, Mass., Congregationalist. The Rev. jenkin Lloyd Jones, Chicago, Ill., Unitarian. The Rev. Joseph H. Twichell, Hartford, Conn., Congregationalist. -The Rev. T. Edwin Brown, D.D., Franklin, Pa., Baptist. Bishop John H. Vincent, S.T.D., LL.D., Topeka, Kan. Cl3accalaureate sermonj, The Right Rev. Henry C. Potter, New York. if-1. Q? 4 I '.-. 'P 5,5-tv-74x xx 1-..f.J'Hjf 39 - Special Lecturers. 1896-1897. CHAS. E. EBIERY, Ph.D., New York . . Progress A. E. KENNELLY, Ph.D., Phila. - - COL. H. E. PROUT, New York . - A. J. YVURTS, B.5., M.E., Pittsburg . - O. CI-IANUTE, C.E.. Chicago . F. A. HALSEY, M.E., New York XV. A. ANTHONY, C.E., A.lNl., New York . . W. C. BROWN, M.E., New York . . ANDREW SETI-I, Edinburgh, Scotland . . . in Mechanical Engineering . Ocean Telegraphy Steel Rail Development Handling Electric Currents . Aerial Navigation Methods in Manufacturing . Electrical Elevators Steam Pump Construction Optimism and Pessimism WILHELM DORPFELD, Athens, Greece ...... Troy, and the Results of the most Recent Excavations on that Site. The Greek Theatre, and Recent Discoveries Concerning its Construction and Use. The Doric Style, and the History of its Development. IOHANNES CONRAD, Halle, Germany . . . Recent Social Legislation in Germany PHILIP PAYNE, Hamilton, N. Y. . . . . Hawthorne and His Art JOSEPH BTULLIN, Watertown, N. Y. . . . Corporations HENRY B. BROYVN, Washington, D. C. . . Chief justice Marshall LYMAN ABBOTT, Brooklyn, N. Y. . The Ministry as a Profession DANIEL G. BRINTON, Philadelphia, Pa. .... . The Study and the Sources of Primitive Religions. Primitive Religious Expression, in the XVord. Primitive Religious Expressiong in the Object. The Ritual and Development of Primitive Religions. DAVID STARR JORDAN, Stanford University. Cal. ..... The Alaska Fur Seal. GROVE K. GILBERT, Washington, D. C. .... History of Niagara Falls and Gorge. ANDREW D. XVHITE, Ithaca, N. Y. . . The Problem of High Crime in the United States. CHARLES P. STEINMETZ, Schenectady ....... Rotary Converter. C. PURDY, C.E. .I . . The Construction of High Buildings. PEMBERTON SMITH, C E. ........ Experiments Upon Car VVheels. O. H. TITTMANN, Assistant in charge U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey Ofiice ........ Standards of XVeight and Measure. CHARLES HAN E. D. PRESTON, C.E., Executive Othcer U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey . . . A ........ The Transcontinental Arc Innes ll. FUERTES, C.E. . , Y - ' - ' ' , The W ate: Supplies of European Cities ARTI-IU!! KITSON, C.E. 30 SEL, C.E. ........ Safety Appliances for Railways. . ...... Fuel Gas. , 'N K OLLEQE X , E E E 4 Y OF N RTE K ff 4, f' N U ' m I f -, , M , X, Y-GZMAA f l - ' X' ff QQ N f-WD Sci EN CES! -Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN, A.NI., D.Sc., LL.D., P1'esz'fIe1z!. 11IIOMAS FREDEIKICK CRANE, A.M., Dann and Prqfessor gf Me Ifonzmzce Lan- gzfczgas cmd Lz'ierzzz'z11'cs. The Rev. NVILLIAM DEXTER XfVII,SON, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Pl'!Zf48SS0l'Qf 11101-al and DZZQEZXUCZIYIKZZ Pbilosoffby, E11ze1'z'fzz.9. GOLDXX'IN SMITH, D.C.L., LL.D., Prq'cs.s'or cyfE1zgIz'.s'L Izfisfoly, E7lZCl'Z'fZl.?. GEOIQGE CHAPMAN CALDXVELL, BS., Ph.D., l'ny'e.s-,vor qf General Cbe11zz'sz'1y :md of Ag'1'l.CZL1fZll'dZ Cbefzzfsffjf. 13URT GREEN VVILDER, B.S., M.D., Pl'lZf.6.S'.90l' fy' P!Py.s'z'0Z0gy, Veriebzfaic Zobl- ogy, and JVez11'0Z0gy. HIRJXRI CORSON, A.M., LL.D., IJIYUFCSSOI' Qf4Ell57'Zl'.S'b Lz'z'c1'az'zz1'e'. VV.-x'1'ERMAN THOMAS HEwE'1 r, A.B., Pl1.D., P1'ry'e.vs0f' rj Me Gerimm Lau- g'2llZlg'l3 and Lz'2'ernz'm'e. PIORATIO STEVENS X!VIII1'E, A.B., P1'ry'e.v.vof- fy' Ma GGFIIZIZIZ fLCZlZ5 7I!Z,g'C and Lit- Gl'fZfZll'6' and Dcmz Qf-fbf L5zz've1'sz'fvv Ifnczzfiy. JOHN PIENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., P1'0fc'.v.v01' iff ElZf0ll10!litQ'lV and G6'lZf?l'!Zf flZ'Ul?l'fG- brzzte Zo5l05gf. 31 SAMUEL GARDNER VVILLIAMS, A.B., Ph.D., Pl'Qft?550l' fyffbe Sciezzce amiflri qf Teaching. The Rev. MOSES COIT TX'LER, All., L.H.D., Prqfessor gf Amerfcazz Ifsfozjf. BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER, A.B., PILD., Pl'Qf-C6'SOI' qf Greek amz' Co71z,Dara1fz'z'c Philology. : EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, BIS., PILD., Prqfexsor QfPbysz'cx. EDWARD TTITCHCOCK, JR., A.M., M.D., P1'M'5.Y07' gf Physical Czzfmrc and I17yg'z'e7zc, ami Dz'7'cc!01' Qf Mc' G'1'llZ11!7S!.Z1ll.7. JAMES MORGAN HART, A.Mf., J.U.D., PrqjQe5,mr qf IMcfo1'1'c and E1zgIz'sk lubilofogy. The Rev. CITARLES TVIELLEN TYLER, A.M.. D.D.. Sage Pl'Qf-05.C0l'QffZ78 H1'.vfo111' ami Pkz'l0sog5!2-y af Rcfzlgfoiz and QI? CbI'1'SfI'l7lZ Efb1'c5. JEREMIAH WIIIPPLE JENKS, A.M., Ph.D., Prqfesxor of Po!1'z'1'm! Ecozmmj' and Civil and Social flz5!z'z'zzz'z'o1zs. LLTCIEN AUGUSTUS WAIT, A.B., Pnyfessour Qf,1faMe11znz'fcs. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Prqfcssor qf Alzcfvm' aim' .'lfedz'a'z'aI HQ'.v!0111'. CHARLES EDXXJIN BENNETT, A.B., Pl'Qf-65507' QftLIZl'!.lZ. HENRY MORSE STEPHENS, M.A., Pl'Qf8,9S0l' ryffI!0zz'c1'7z EZll'0j5L'Ull H?.Sf0l11'. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Prqfessor qt ,JL'Cl'05C0pZ'6dZ .72'C6l!0I0g7ll', f1D'sz'oZo,gQ1', and Eizzbzyology. GEORGE WILLIANI JONES, A.M., Prqfessor Qf.-,1fUfbE71ZUf!'fS. JAMES EDXVIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., Sage Prqfcssor qf Logic and Jfefa- physics. EDXVARD BRADFORD TITCIIENER, ALT., Ph.D., Sage P7'tZfC3507' qfRs'1fcb0Zog1'. GEORGE TZFRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Prqfessor qf Botany wich special Vgf-L'l'ElZF6 fo C'07IZ?EZ7'lZfi'U8 Hfoffkology and IlQ'c0!ogy. JAMES SETI-I, M.A., Sage Prqfessor gf Jforal Pkifosopkjf. RALPIYI STOCKMAN TARR, B.S., Prqfessar qf DJ1'2za2m'c Geology and Physical Geography. 32 XXI,-XLTER SCRIBNER SCIIUYLER, Captain, U. S. A., Prqfessorof Ilhtitrzry Science amz' Tactics. The Rev. NIXT1-IIXNIEL SCI-IBIIDT, ALI., Professor of Semitic Lrzlzgzmges Lz'tercztnre.s'. GECJRGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., Associate Prqfessor J Greeh. .ALFRED ERIEIKSON, Ph.D.,T Associate Prqfessor of Ctczsstcat Archreotogy Czzrcztor Q' the -1f7t.S'6Z!llZ of Casts. LOUIS BIIUNROE DENNIS, PILB., B.S., Associate Prqfessor of Pzofgczhie 447ZtZ61'fZ'CCZZ CwC?llIl'.S'Ifljf. XNPALTER FIKANCIS VVILLCOX, LL.B., PILD., Associate Prfjessor Qj: Social efzce cmd Stcztfstfcs. GEORGE SYLVANUS NIOLER, AB., B.M.E., Assistant Prqfessor ff Physics. HEIKBEIQT CHARLES ELBIE12, A.B., PILD., Assistmzt Professor ofLcztz'1z. JABIES lVICMAHON, A.M., Asststcmt ProfessorQf-1fczthel7zatz'cs. and and ami Sci- WVILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDOREF, A.B., Ph.D.,T Assistmzt Professor qt Organic CbE77ZZ.Sf711'. NVILLIAM ALEXANDER LIAMMOND, ALI., PILD., Assistant H'Qf-ESSUI' gf Afzcient cmd JIeclz'fez1cz! Phz'Zos0j5hy. EIRNEST GEORGE MERRITT, M.E., Asststmzt Professor yPhysz'cs. JOSEPH ELLIS TREXVOR, Ph.D., Assfstcmt Prqfessor of General Chemistry of Physica! Ck67lZZ,Sf71,V. and XfVILL.-XRD WVINFIELD ROXV'LEE, B.L., D.SC., Asststfmt Professor qf' Botany with sj5ecz'czZ reference to CXDIIZJ-D6Zl'CZZlZ.'ZJ6 Iimstology and Systematic Botany. CHARLES HENRY' HUI,L, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Political Econofzzy S6Cl'6fG7j' ofthe Mziversfty Faczflty. ami DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE, A.M., Asststzmt Professor of EZoczztt'on and Orcztozy. FREDERICK BEDELL, Ph.D., Assistcmt Professor of Physics. GILBERT DENNISON HARIRIS, PILB., Assistzmt Prqfessor of Pczlreozztology fSf7'fZZ'Zg'7'6ZphZ.C Geofozgv. T Absent on leave. 33 and ADANI CAPEN GILL, Ph.D., Assz'.s'z'a1z! P1-qfessor If .1D.7ZG1'CZZ0QgiJf amz' Pe!rog1'ajSb'1f. JOHN HENRY TANNEIK, B.S., As,v1'.vm1zf Projirxsnr of ,1fnMc1mzz'z'cs mm' Secre- f6Z7'-Jf qf Me FGCZIZQJ' qfflrfs mm' Sciczzccs. VVILDEK DXX'IGI-IT BANC1ZCJI?'1', A.B.. Ph.D., A.Y.i'!..9fHl1f Prqfcssor ff Pb'1'S1'cf1f Cheflzisivjf. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, D.Sc., Assivfrzzzz' Prqfexsor Tvf?fFl'1.lZfll1l' f4.l!l7f0llZ-1' and A1zaz'0mz'cczZ Hfefboris. FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT, A.B., A,v,v1'.vz'a11f Pl'!Zf-l'5.90l' qf I?bef0r1'f. HOAIER JAMES HOTCTIKISS, ALT., lNT.hT.E., fzzmfrzzcfoz' in IDA-l'Sl.C.V. VVILLIABI STRUNK, JR., A.B., Ph.D., Izzsfrzzcfm' fzz Ifzzgfisb. FREDERICK JOHN ROGERS, M.S., Dzszfrzfrfor fu Pb'I'sz'cx. E1iNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D., fmvfrzzrfoz- fu PAf'!os0jM'v. FRED DOUGLASS SMITI--I, B.S., f72.s'z'1'nc!01' 1'11 Alzafyficfvf C'AL'1I1Z'Sfl1l'. HENRY HAX'DEN LANNIGAN, jlZ.S'fl'ZlCf0I' 1'lZ G'1'llZl1lYS2'l'C5. FREDERIC LAWRENCE KOR'I'RIGII'I', D.SC., LZSfI'NC'f07' in CbFil1l'.N'fI11'. HOWARD PARKER JONES, A.M., Ph.D., fzzsirzzrfor in Gernznzz. CHARLES EDWARD TIMMERMAN, B.S,, M.1NI.F.., Izzsfz-zzrfof' in Pb-1'sz'c.v. JOHN SANFORD SI-IEARER, B.S., j3ZSZl1'7lCZl0l' in Pbgxndcs. DANIEL ALEXANDER MLYRRAX', Ph.D., Ifzsfrzzcior in Jfaibczazaffcs. LEYVIS LEAMING FORMAN, Ph.D., LISZIVZICZJOI' in Greek. JOHN IRWIN HU'1'CI'IINSON, A.B., f7ZSZfl'ZlCZl07' in Jf!ZfZ16772fTZlI'C'X. EDXVIN DUBOIS SHURTER, Ph.B., Lzstrncfor in Eloczzffozz and Ol'CZf07iJ'. C1-IAIKLES JESSE BULLOCK, Ph.D., IIZSZCVZICZQO7' in Po!z'z'z'cczI EC0lZ0llZ'1'. FRANK EMII. LODEMAN, A.M., Ph.D., LZSf1'ZlCf0l' in Fzfefzcb. r . . X IRGIL SNYDER, D.Sc., Lzsfructor nz Jfaz'be11zaz'zcs. BERT BRENETTE STROUD, D.Sc.., Lzsfrzzcior in Pkysfology, T221-febf-az'e Zoblogy, and lVIem'oZogy. 34 IELIAS JLIDAII DURAND, A. B., D.Sc., ffzsfrzzcior in Bofrmdv. EIYERETT XVARD OLRIS'l'ED, Ph.B.,,PlI.D., IlZ.Vf!'7lCf07' in Fl'UlZFA. ALFRED AUSTIN B-IOORE, A.B., Izzstrzzcfaz' fu F1-cfzcb. CLAYTON I'IALSEY SHARP, A.B., Ph.D., IlZSf1'ZLffOl' fzz P0-1'.vz'c.s'. GEORGE BURRIDGE XJILES, A.B., ALI., LZSf7'?!L'Z'0!' in Gerzfmzz. 13LIN SILL CUSI-IAIAN, I3.S., f1fs!1'urz'01' ffz CAe11zz'sz'111'. DARWIN ABBOT MORTON, B.S., Dz.vz'rzzcz'm' ffz Ol1g7'6llZ!lC Ch8llIZ'5fl11'. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIEI.D, Ifzsfrzzciof' in Pbdlfsfcczi C?llf?fll'C cz! Sage Colfege, in change qf Me GDJUIZIZKZSLIZIIIZJCUI' Wbizzefz. TIIEODORE XKFHITTLESEY, Ph.D., LZSfl'llCf01' in Cbeizzfsffjf. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, A.M., I1z.fz'1'z1cto1' ZIIZ Lczfizz. CLARK SUTI-IERLAND NORTIYILYIJ, A.B., I1'Z.S'Zl!'?!CZl01' z'1z Elzglbfb. :EUGENE PLUAIB ANDREWS, A.B., Cmfrzior qfflzc Hhzsezmz fyf C'a5f.s'. ALEXANDER DYER 1W:ACGrILLlVRAY, Askzlvmm' fu Ezzfwzzaloggf. GEORCSE PLATT KNOX, B.S., A5sz'sz'cz1z! izz Cbeflzfszvjf. KARL MOKAY NVIEGAND, B.S., Assismzzi in Bomzzy. JAY ALLAN BONSTEEI., BS., Assisfczfzz' in Geology. CHARLES ROBERT GASTON, Ph.B., As.s'z'sz'a1zz' in Ezzglisb. JOSHUA ROGER LEWIS, C.E., LL.B., Assz'sz'fz1z! in Eloczzffolz. ALFRED ERNEST TAYLOR, A.M., PILD., Asszktmzz' in Cbe11z1'sz'1y. JOHN FERGUSON SNELL, A.B., Asszlvizzfzf izz C,6e11z119f111'. OSCAR MILTON STEXVART, Ph.B., Ph.D., AS.S'!..9f0lZf 1,12 P0-1fsz'cs. CENTENNIAL HARRY BENEDICT, B.S., Asszkiazzf in Cbefzzzlvfzjf. GEORGE AIILISTIKONG SA-IITII, B.S. in Agfa, A5513-fazzi in Ckem1'sz'1jf. CI-IARLES HENRY ILAINIMELKAMP, PILB., Asszkicmi hz Azzzcrfcczu H1zVf0l11'. ISAAC INIADISON BENTLEY, B.S., Aslvzkfaazz' izz Pgyckologv. GEORGE L. HOXIE, M.E., lNI.M.E., Asszkfazzt in Pb-1'5l.C.Y. 35 0-ll L X 9 o 5 E Y 0 O Q ! OLLEGE' AW 3 3 Q 3 4- 1 .1 z,,,,.,.t..,.igig1g.1.-1pq-u-:oil-1 201' ' ' ' ' ' ' f A R I Cuwienhutlbef Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCIIURAIAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., f'ra.v1'a'c1zz'. FRANCIS lVIILES FINCI--I, A.B., LL.D., Dl.l'6Cf0l' cy' Me Coffqge, Dean of Me Faczzlijf, and Prqfessol' qfibe H1'.v!01l1.' amz' EZ'0ZllZil'0IZ qf Mc Law. v ERNEST WVILSON HUFFCUT, B.S., LL.B., P1'Qf-GSSOI' qfLa:c'. CUTHBERI' XVINERED P0 UND, Prqfcssor qf Law. VVILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, A.H., Secrciczzy qffke College, mm' Prqfcsxor Qf-,LfZ 1C'. 'EDXVIN HAMLIN XKVOODRLTFF, LLB., Pnyfcssor QFLMU. JARED TREAIAN NEXVMAN, Ph.B., LL.B., L6C'f?H'81' on f cedzzre. be Law qf C'z'Uz'! Pro- judge AIAFRED C. COKE, A.VI. f I I Q0 tie United States District Courtj, Lecfzn-cr on Me Law Qf Sbzfpizzg ami Afiflzfraffy. ALBERT H. NVALKER, LL.B. Qof the H 'tf -1 B Laws qffbe U3zz'Zed Siafes. ALEXANDER H. R. FRA ax OIC arj, Lecfmfer 072 Me Pczieizt SER, LL.B., Lz'61'fzrz'fzn. 36 C3 A9 xx ll 1 'II XJ M K 5 CAD :J fm' ,Illllq .u .-'I- 'II , W ' 'Z . 54 4' ' I I ' F-N, G . fl' ' :Q Lf 1 ,.,, f- I T ' G.w.wienho U G f,'f,,,f,IrIlll'Q,,lIl' 'il ' ll' 'QIER IW 10504, I-,Wu Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCI-IURAIAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Presiflefzi. ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, M.AgI'., Dl'l'6Cll0l' qfffke College qfAg1'z'czzZz'zzre, Dean of Me Faczzltdv, and Prqfessor QfAg1'z'czIlizzre. GEORGE CHAIJAIAN CALDXVELL, B.S., P1I.D., Prqfessoz- fy Agrz'czzZz'z4re and Gene- ral Ckeilzzkiry. JOI-IN HENRY CORISTOCK, B.S., Prqfessez' qfbhtafzzoiogy and Ge7ze1'rzlfnz1e1'z'e brfzte Zoblogy. LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, NLS., Prqfessor qt Genera! and E,Yj56l'Z'7lZG7ZfdZ Ho:'iz'- Cizlfzere. HENRY HIRABI WVING, M.S., z4S.S'Z'5Z'fZlZf Prqfessor ef Afzimczl I7ZliZl5'f7jl mm' Daffy fbnsbczmizjf. NIARK VERNON SLINGERLAND, B.S., Assisiam' E1zio11z0ZegI'5Z. LOUIS ADELBERT CLINTON, B.S., Asszlvmazz' Agz-z'enZ!zn'czZz'sZ. GEORGE WVALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Assismfzi Cbefzzist. ALEXANDER DYER NIACGILLIVRAY, Asszbtam' in E7Zf077Z0Z0g1V. XLEROY ANDERSON, lN1.S.A., Assisicuzz' Z.1Z Daz'1g1 fbzsbczfzrlzjf. XHVALTER NV. HAI,L, Asszlvtcmzf z'1z Cheese Yllakifzg. QFJARED VANXXVAGENEN, jr., B.S., Assisizzmf in Buffer flfakzkzg. XHLTGPI CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Assz'sz'am' in C'he11zz'5!1jf. XCLOUGH VVILLIAM SIMS, B.S., M.A., Assismfzi in Agrz'cu!lzn'e. GEORGE XV. TAILBY, Fo1'e11za1z qffbe Faffllz. CHARLES PIUNN, Fo1'e11za1z qffbe Garden. 'Appointed for 1897. 37 I I ' 'QM , Nm? Yor5qffjfWM-' X I Tm I 717' A I if ff Ik f .li UNI IM Q Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCIIURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Przxvz'a7f1z1'. JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Direczfor gf Mc C'oIleg'r', Dcazz gf Me .FETCZIIQZ 0720? Przfessor gf Pr1'1zczl75Iexczl2dP1'acf1'fe qf Vcfc1'z'1znrV1f flfen'1'c1'1zr, Vcfc1'1'11a1U, SU7?Z.fUll1' .SCI-t'1ZC'E, mm' IYQIJGVZ-illllllf Tbcraj50z11'1'cs. WVALTER L. XVILLIAMS, D.V.S., Prqfessor qf P1'Z.lZC1lf7I8S amz' Pz'nffz'rc Qf Vvfer- Zlilflllj' fS?!7g7'C7z1', Zooiccblz-11. CJ6.S'f6'fl'I'CX, mm' ?f1f1'1',xj61'z1cI7m1fr. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISI-I, B.S., D.Sc., D.V.S.. Ax.w'sfrz1zf Prqfessor gf CN011zjm1'a- z'z'z'c Physiology, 17bfZ7'l1ZCIC0I0LQll'. 011117 Tberc1jJezzz'1'r5. NTERANUS ALVA MOOIKE, B.S., M.D., P!'!Zf8.SN.Y01' ry' Cl7l12f5Ul'Uf1'Z'6 IJfIfb0f0gl1'Cl?ZCZ? ,BfZCl'67'l.0Z0gij!, aim' ffjferzzf f1zsj5crf1'o1z. SIMON HENRX GACQE, B.S., 17l'q-ESS07' gf .10-l'1'0SCOf7v1', ffl-SZ'l?fQgl1', mm' Elzzbzjf- 0f00'1'. O- 'GRANT SHERMAN HO1'KINS, B.S., D.Sc., AS.9l'SfUl1f Prqfessor cf I t'lll'1'1.lZlZl11' A7Z0f077Zv1' cmd Aizfziomicczl Ilfeibods. BENNIABIIN FREEBIAN KINGSBLTRY, A.B., P1I.D., IlZSf1'ZlCf0l' in Jfz'cro,vcoj5y, Hz',v- falogy, and El7Z6l11'0Z0g1'. , . RAYMOND CLINTON REED, PlI.B., Dzsfrzzrfor z'1z Co71zj5czrczZz'zIc Pafhofogy aim' BacI'e1'z'o!0gy. EDWARD LCDCKI-IART MOORE, B.S., D877Z01ZSZll'fZf07' gf Iv8fC?l'l.7Z!Zl31' A1ZGf0llI'j'. 1 -i, De11201z,vt1'ai01' gf Ly6fC7'Z'7Zfl7l'y Azzczfonz 11. 38 .ff ff' :yn Mil .CQLM5 CQ . ,RC W TE C vrvwv .. .A , ,ef jinb A H f-f1ix4?,,N f-i,i--ilk - ' T 3 35- 'zgifri f J 1 ' WM: i Q H --. f-KAW, 1 -- if . z' ' -I I ' 47 jf f ff fi'4W'l2 V' Zi ' 2 ii--ff' irq fflff fl 5 - M f f Q, - . Wifi ' 1 f ff I i i' 1 ,gf If in 44 Ae 35 1' i -'Q '-' IA wa Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D.. P1'esz'dc1zz'. CHARLES BABCOCK, A.'NI., Dfrecfor qf Me College, Demi qf Mc Fdfllffjf, and Prqfessor qf Arcbitecizzre, E11ze1'z'!21s. ALEXANDER BUEL TROXXTBRIDGE, B.S. in Arch., Prqfessor gf Arcbffecfm-c in cbrwlge qfiffe Colfege Qf'A7'Chl.f6CfI!l'8. HCIYARLES FRANCIS OSBORNE, Assocz'czz'e Prqfessor zyfArcbz'!ecz'm-c. 'CLARENCE ALYCJLTSTINE MARTIN, Assislmzi Prqfessor QfA1'ckz'fecz'm'c. JOHN V. VAN PELT, Arcbz'!ecz'c filf!07lZff du Gozwcrlzllzelzi de F1'a1zcc, Axszlfiafzi Pl'Qf-GSS07' Qf Al'CbZ'fCCf7!1'8. 'OLAF M. BRAUNER, Izzsirzzctor fu 121-awizzg. EDXVIN BARKER HIGI3X', B.S., NLS., Lzsirzzcfor fu D1-a-wz'1zKg'. 'kAbsent on leave. 39 1 I! KCI 1 Q - 5 ,,,, f was - 7. 5.x xv: '.ff.,J1i':. zu-iL,,.i::?j - 1 l.'f . : x, ' . X f v I v' 3. I :jim-Alix .1-1,111 .- J . 4 U f 'bfi 121 ' uf' 5' f P' f 7 iiggigkjfizarga2.y!H'E.4:lf'11iy,wfj:-1 3,112 3352? :J:fQ1r I 'gAgg1,i,,. f ,ilfzaq-E ali j551gj,j1g L' 1'.'r-.A . .?i3Q,,,'f,3fI.V,Q1.. u.q.f,.lx.-1-fha,-ff.-1' .,45c.j.ff4 --, - .,, 1 .- , ',.-- .- .-, U- .--,Z '.. . -',- wg., ..2w..'. 'i . -i:i,i::,5 ' L- ' ' ' 1' it 2 ' A n . A ,A4!,M -fl n I Q I , ,LQLQSI KAI: ,- -:Viz : i::'1 .1E,L -,..1n.i, 5 .4 ,, . , ,, G aims.: V' -T. JCL , h ,Ml+:,--it .jg,.j,-.: S -J-Qi, I i 'Sim 'init L .V 5 Wx? W , ' 1 1 -. , . 6: YJ M I I : T. 1,T:':,5,:L-I ' J- L ' 5 1 -xbfnr-M gg-..., , . ' A M NW g w S . N, , I Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., P1-e.w'dc111'. ESTEVAN ANTONIO FLTERTES, Ph.D., C.E., lXI.A.S.C.E., DZ.l'CCf01' qf Me Co!- Zege, Dean gf the Faeizffjf, and j'll'QfC.S',907' qf Sa1z1'z'a1l1f E1z5fz'1zee1'z'11g'. IRVING PORTER CI-IURCI-I, C.E., Pl'Qf8,S',X'0l' qf Applied -1fFC6!'llZl.C5 and ffvcirzzzzl- ies, in clzazge zyfibe College Lfbrazjf amz' Me fi1'd1'U1lIl.C La601'c1!0r1'e.s'. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, C.E., Prqfessor gf Rfzflzvny .E7Zt57'Z.lZ8Ul'I.lZkgV and Geodesy, in cbzzllge qf Me Ge0zz'eL'1'c Lnborrrfezlv and Lzsz'1'z1111e11z'aI' EgZ!lfllZ67Zf. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.E., Assocfafe Prqfessor fyf Brz'a'ge E7Z57'l'l1E8l'Z.1Ig' and Grczjihfes, in change gf Me l1f0I50Zl7IZ.S'. FRED PUTNAM SPALDING, C.E., M.A.S.C.E., Assfsmfzl Pryfessor gf Cz'1'z'Z' E1zgz'7zee1'z'ng, in ckalge cj Me Cenzezzf zzlzri Jfasozzljf Lcz60rczZo1'1'e5. CHARLES XVORTI-HNGTON COMSTOCK, Met.E., M.C.E., I1z.vz'ruc!or z'1'z Civil E7Zg'Z-7Z887'Z.7Zg', in change qt Me E.vj5e1'z'11ze1zial Lczbornfofy. VVILLIAM ELTON MOTT, S.B., Ins f fl'ZlCLl0l' fu Cz'w'Z E125f1'1zee1'z'1zg, in charge 0 Me ifnzior Lczboraiofjf. HENRH' NEELY CGDEN C.E. I7ZSZ'l'?lCf0l' he Cz'z1z'Z .E1z0'z'1zee1'z'1zff in char e 0 Me' n 1 .5 .5 a fS6Z7ZZ'fCZlijf Laboraiefiy. JOHN PXILLINIORE HAYFORD, C.E., j'7ZSll7'ZICll0l' in Cz'vz'Z E7Z5Tl'lZ8C7'l.7Zg', fzz Cbfllgfd' qf Me 445f7'07Z077Zl.Cfll Egzefzfiizeizf. JOHN 'THOMAS PARSON, Ifzsfzfzfcior in Civil E72g'l.lZ687'Z'7Zg', in cbazge gf Me Pbofogrrzpkie La6orczz'0ry cmd lyrzzwiizg COZ!ECfZ'07Z.?. EARL BRINK LOVELL, C.E., Lzsfrucfor z'7z Civil E7Zg'l.lZE6l'Z'72g, and Assisfczfzf in the Lcz6orczL'01'z'e.s'. NVILIJAM ORLTXND STUBBS, .fl!ecbcz1zz'cz'a1z fo Me College qf Civ!! Engz'1zee1'z'ng. 40 ' , 3. 1,.f..-,v1x.f,a,ruf,,.lT I. .-,., - ,gt . Pep. . - I - , ,.f Ks C .er ..,, .'1 '-:'? ri7f. :'fc'f f-f3!.,-1--s.,-- ,- EJ- . -- -I A -. ' I . .: - .i- - 1- ,,s.-,ami-,sfoin-I--1-12-f.-.f..Q 4:-ws-51,1--I -I .f, - as , 1 I - - -- REED: LQ awash I2-3 :E.Y?'.f,'ta:5Ii'?-:lv4.v1rg.?1. ' 'SEQ WARN +I ff':f.f.34i A.V- A1 .IN xx 'NN Q ,N 5124 nAg:vf!5gg1 '-Ek x 'L' , ' J 1.-T' Hint: I.Jgif-.2--'i4:'1:,ETgsw.,z , X' ' -,,,,-4S 'ggs1s?5if:l' V iii ' 213 -5 il-L4 :'fi5r5-igif ff- If avi , Q -f riiiifli W If ' .'.,-E113--11-7Q:,', A Q . 2 I 5 N A 4 L 1' 35:2131f':-13,23-.Qj'f-,Sf:Ifif.A'5'jiQ,--.5131.'1',f'.igQ1f,j.-2- 'J-1't',3',g-it.-'.3 - 'iiflffiielif if -1 I1 X N'1f5Q2f'ff4ffE5'.'if ,- ' -,fII.??5':'1'rf-FX. : ',I-F I ','. f1ifKFwf'3'- 52585 A I I: 71, if ,, ,. . .Y W , ...Lf Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Presz'ziom'. ROBERT HENRY' TI-ILTRSTON, BLA., LL.D., Dr. Ezzkgfg, Diresfor of Me College Dorm cyfibe Faczzffy, aim' Professor ofjfeckczfzfcaf E1z5fz'1zcc1'z'12g. JOHN :LEXVIS MORRIS, A.M., C.E., Sibley Prgfessor of Practical 11166051721-CS and fllizcbifze C07ZSfl'7!Cfl'07Z. ROI.I.A CLINTON CZARPENTER, M.S., C.E., M.M.E., Prqfessor M Experz'oze1zz'czZ E1zg1'neorz'7zg. PIARRIS JOSEPH RYAN, NLE., Prfyfessor of Elecirfcczl Eozgfneerfzzg. XVILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND, Ph.D., Professor gf flfzzrifze E7Zg'Z.lZE6l'l'7Zgf, cmd P7'l.7ZClffZZ of Me Grrzdzuzie School Q' 11farz'1zo E72g'Z.7Z687'Z'lZgf ami 1Vczz'oZ 147'Cbl.Z'6CfZl7'6. 'JOHN HENIKH' BARR, BLS., M.M.E., Assocfoie Professor offlfocbizzo Deszlgzz. EDWIN CIJASE CLEAVES, B.S., Assisffzfzz' Professor of F1'eeko1zd and Jfockofzi- cal D1'awz'12g. 'WHARVEY DANIEL NVILLIAMS, M.E., Assisfafzi Prcyfessor Qf-J1.fLZCbl.lZC Deszigvz. 'GEORGE ROBERT MCDERLIOT1', Assz'sz'a1zf Professor q'1VczoaZ Arc0z'z'ecZzzre. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., ffzsfrzfcior in Ixzdzfsirfal Drauxfzzgazzzi Ari. 'GEORGE BURTON PRESTON, M.1NI.E., ffzsirzfcfor in Experimezztol Ezz5fz'1zeez'z'fzg. JOHN S. REID, Dzsfrzzofor in Jfeckczizicrzl Drawing and D8S2g7'lZ. IRWIN JOHN NIACOMBER, M.E., Dzsirzzcfor in EZec!1'z'caZ E1zgz'1zecf'z'1zg'. ALFRED HENRX' ELDREDGE, INLE., fzzsirzzcior in ,Experfzzzozzml Ellgl-7Z6U7'l.lZg. JFAbsent on leave, IS97-98. 41 ,-A-1- kj K f'T cl 'ZZ-iixcgxtl 17 1 ' 7--' X I , X ' Hi- f-If f R f ft NK F . ,f , Q f ff we . I' ff ' p'NR'!'TQ5 v x X' ,Q 'X X x-Z Gw-en. K,M,,.iJ Xt 1897-1898. University -Fellows. TQIIE CQRNELL FE1.1,ows1I11'. . George Harley Mcliiiiglit, A.B., Ph.D. . . English Philology THE BICCQRAXV FEI.I..OXX'SlIIl'. Almon Homer Fuller, C.E. Qlsafayette Coll.j. . Civil Engineering SEIIE SAGE FE1.Lows111P. Hector Russell Carveth, A.B. QUniv. of Torontoj. Chemistry. VEIIE SCIIUYLER FEI.1.ows1IlP. Charlotte Joaquina Blaury, Ph.B. . . Geology. fllI'lE SIBLEY FELLOXVSIIIP. Eugene Charles Sickles, lNI.E. . . . Blechanical Engineering. T111-3 CSOLDXVIN SAIITH FEI,1.ows1-1111. Harvey Adam Surface, lNl.S. QOhio State llnixxj. . Vertebrate Zoology. TIIE PRESIDENT XKVHITE FEI.Lon'sH1P. Samuel Jackson Barnett, A.B. QUnix'. of Denverj . Physics. TIIE ERAs'rUs Bnooks FEr.LowsmP. hlurray Nlacneill, B.A. Qllalhousie Coll.j. . . Blathematics. Ernest Allen Van Vleck, B. of Arch. . . . . Architecture. Herman Dieclerichs, NLE. . . . . lNlechanical Engineering. John Charles XfV2llliC1', Ph.B .... Germanic and Romance Languages. Stephenson VVhitcomb Fletcher, B.S. Qhflass. Agr. Coll.j . . Horticulture. President white -Fellows in History and political Science. Robert Clarkson Brooks, A.B. Qlndiana Unixzj, A.lNl. QCornell Unixxj. Jerome Barker Lancllielcl, A.B. -Fellows in Dolitical Gconomy and finance. Charles Eugene Edgerton, A.B. QHamilton Coll.j. George Schuyler Schaeffer, A.B. Qlowa State Unixxj. 42 -Fellows in Latin and Greek. Fred Orlando Bates, A.B. NVilliam Scott Ferguson, B.A. QhIcGill Univ.j, All. qCO1'l1Cll Unixtj. 'Fellow in Hmerican Bistory. NValter Henry Ottman, A.B. Susan Linn Sage -Fellows in philosophy and Gthice. Albert Lefevre, A.B. C,Univ. of Texasj. NVilliam Manahan, A.B. QUniv. of Manitobaj. Ellen Bliss Talbot, A.B. QOhio State Univ.j. Graduate Scholars in the School of Dhilosophy. Boyd Bode, A.B. QPenn Coll.j, A.B. QUniv. of Blichj. Vida Frank Moore, Ph.B. fNVesleyan UniV.j. Arthur Chase Nutt, Ph.B. QOhio State Univ.j. Lalla Rookh Rogers, B,L. QMO. State Univ.j. Edwin Proctor Robins, A.B., All. Qllalhousie Coll.j. Stella Emily Sharp, A.B. QW'ells Coll.j. University Graduate Scholars. Newton Henry Brown, DLE. Q0hio State Univ.j ..... Physics Grace Patten Conant, A.B. QBates Coll.j, A.M. QCornell Univ.j, English Literature Samuel Gladney Harden, A.B. QSouth Carolina Presby. Coll.j, Greek and Latin X'Vllll2ll11 Alphonso lVIurrill, B.S. QVi1'. Pol. Inst.j, B.S., A.B., A.Nl. QRandolph lvlacon Coll.j ........ Botany Sophia Philipa Fleming, A.B .... Germanic and Romance Languages Benjamin Powell, A.B. . Classical Archaeology and Comparative Philology James George Needham, B.S., NLS. QKnox Coll.j . Invertebrate Zoology Fred Asa Barnes, C.E ...... . Civil Engineering Peter Field, B.S. QUniv. ot Minn.j . .V . . Mathematics Hamilton Perkins Cady, A.B. QUniv. of Kansasj . Chemistry Elting Houghtaling Comstock, B.S. QUniV. of W'is.j . . Nlathematics Byron Edmund Brooks, B.L ..... . American History Darwin Curtis Gano, LL.B. . . Law 43 UNIVERSITY UNDEEGEADUKTFSEHIHQS 3009 Che Cornell Scholarship. GEORGE ANDREW LARR1N, IQOO . LI.-XBEL IESTEY ROSE, IQOO . . GEORGE EAIIL JOHN PISTOR, IQOI JOHN SEDGXVICK GAY, 1901 . . Che 5, B. Lord Scholarship. JOHN CHARLES DTXYIS, 1900 JAMES HENRY' RIINER, 1900 . XVILLIS I'IAY1I-AND CARRIER, 1901 IIERBERT SPENCER XVOOD, 1901 . Che IVIc6raw Scholarship. EI.BERT ANDREXN' XVILSON, 1900 . EYA ROSAL1E ROOT, 1900 . LEONARD JESSE RI3X'NCJI,DS, 1901 JONAS VVALTER CQRISXVOLD, IQOI . 'Che Sage Scholarship. ALBERT MERR11-'1ELD GARRETSON, JAMES HARX'EY PIETTIT, IQOO . CI.,AIRE SEYMOUR, 1901 MAIIION PRATT, IQOI . '-Che Sibley Scholarship. TLXUGUSTINE RIDENCJLIII AYERS, 190 HERBEliT LEE COXVXNG, 1900 . PIOXVARD EARL GEER, IQOI JAMES PIUGHES MTXSSIE, 1901 4+ I QOO O . cf.Wi enhoe u Q f' Arts . . . Arts . CiYil Engineering . . Arts . Civil Engineering . Civil Engineering Electricul Engineering . . . :XITS . Science Arts . . Arts . CiYil Engineering . Arts . Philosophy Arts Arts . Civil Engineering Blecliunical Engineering R'ICCll21l1lC1ll Engineering RIEl'Cl1Zll'llCZll Engineering Che Dresiclent White Scholarship. XTERA BIAE JIXHOMPSON, IQOO . SARA1-1 BLANCIIE PIOUSTON, 1900 JOHN OLMSTEAD DRESSER, IQOI Che Horace Greeley Scholarship. JOHN VFRACY FITZPATRICK, 1900 LE1v1s STANTON PTXLEN, 1900 S1-1ERw1N WVARD PIAAS, 1901 Che john Stanton Gould Scholarship. FLORENCE BAKER GR1XY, 1900 MARY PXRANCES IQELLOGG, 1900 . IERNEST SELA11 BIOLCOIXIB, IQOI . Che Stewart ll. Woodford Scholarship. ROK'iEll ALEXANDER NIILLER, IQOO NIARY LO1s SAXTON, 1900 . . RlCl'l.fXRD 1-1,-XRRY JOHNSTON, 1901 Hssociate Hlumnae Scholar. IEDITH lNIAE BHCKIIAM, B.S. -Frank william Daclgham Scholar. PIAROLD EL1,1A11 XVI-ll'1'E. 45 . Philosophy . Arts Arts . Arts . . Arts Civil Engineering . Philosophy . '. . Arts Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering . . Science Arts ffwxt M , , . . A -L l fl X Gi A C ll l 1 ml ,K VM 1 -W J J xl Z 1 4 - I XX ff f B A W e i T -fl X ii V . , +V, , I I 1 I 111 W, l' X l .nrixnfmmn Candidates for Hdvanced Degrees. Adams, James Wai'e, B.L. QMicl1iga11 Unixnj, 1889-KPAZ7., Normal, lll History and Political Science. Anderson, Leroy, B.S., 1896, M.S. in Agr., 1597-PAD., llagee Chemistry, Geology, Agriculture. Andrews, Eugene Plumb, A.B., 1895--PAID., 13121021 Greek, Classical Archaeology, Comparative Philology. Andrews, YVilliam Claiiin, E.E. QCOlL11l1lJl2l Uniixj, 1895--lL.llE. Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering, Physics. Barnard, Williain Nichols, M.E., 1897-lllrlfl-ii., Xvashington, D. C Q Mechanical Engineering. TBarnes, Albert, M.E., 1895-AKJME., Clemson College, S. C Mechanical Engineeiin Barnes, Fred Asa, C.E., 1897-Ill. CIE., Stockbridge, Mass Civil Engineering. Barnett, Samuel Jackson, A.B. QUniv. of Denverj, 189+-D.SC., Ithaca Physics, Mathematics. Bates, Fred Orlando, A.B., 1892-Pb.D., Ithaca Greek, Comparative Philology, Latin. Benedict, Centennial Harry, B. S., 1897-P0.D., Pittsburg, Pa Chemistry. 'K Italicized letters indicate degrees in prospect. T In Absentia. 4,6 Bentley, Isaac lVIadison, B.S. Q-Univ. of Neb.j, 1895-PAD., Lincoln, Neb Philosophy. Blaker, Ernest, B.S. fKansas State UniV.j, 1893-Pb.D., Kansas City, Kan Physics, Mathematics. Bode, Boyd, A.B. fUniv. of NIich.j, 1897-Pb.D., Leighton, Ia Philosophy. - Bonsteel, Jay Allan, B.S., 1896-D.Sc., Ithaca Geology. Bowers, Emma, B.S., 1897-A..lf, Ithaca Anatomical Methods and Human Anatomy, Botany. Brooks, Byron Edmund, B.L., 1897-PAD., Spencer 7 History and Political Science. Brooks, Robert Clarkson, A.B. QIndiana Unixnj, 1396-P!z.D., New York City History and Political Science, Philosophy. Brown, Charles Gardener, B.S. QNorthwestern Univ.j, 1896-PAD., ' Evanston, Ill Geology, Botany. Brown, Newton Henry, M.E.,QOl1io State Univ.j, 1893-PAID., Columbus, Ohio Physics, Mathematics. Brown, Oliver WV., B.S. QEarlham Coll.j, 1395, A.M. Qindiana Unixzj, 1896-Plf.D., Indianapolis, Ind Chemistry. Cady, Hamilton Perkins, A.B. QKansas State UniV.j, 1897-Alf, Blue Rapids, Kan Chemistry, Physics. Cannon, Howard Burt, B.S. QIVIich. Agr. Coll.j, 1888-Rf S. in Agfa, Wfashington, Micli Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine. Carveth, Hector Russell, A.B. QToronto Unixzj, 1896-PAD., Port Hope, Ont., Can Chemistry, Mathematics. Cavanaugh, George X'Valter, B.S., 1896-PAD., Ithaca Chemistry, Botany. 'Comstock, Elting I-Ioughtaling, B.S. Qlvniv. of XVis.j, 1897-Adll, lNIilwaukee, XVis lNlatl'1ematics. 47 Conant, Grace Patten, A.B. QBates Coll.j, 1893, A. M., QCornell Unixxj, ,597-195,117 Littleton, Blass English, History, and Political Science. 4 Cox, Rose hfay, A.B. Qlncliana Unixxj, 1896-PAD., Terre Haute, lncl English, German. Critchley, Bertha Bfiay, A.B. Qvassarj, ISS7-PAD., Clevelancl, Ohio History and Political Science. Cummings, Edgar Roscoe, A.B. Qfnion Coll.j, 1397-PAD., llaclison, Ohio Geology. Curtis, Chester Bickforcl, B.L. QDartmouth Coll.j, 1339, M.L. qsamej. 1893-Pb,D,, New Castle, N. H Chemistry, Geology. Cushman, Blin Sill, B.S., 1893-PAD., New Berlin Chemistry, Physics, Geology, Danforth, George Flavel, Ph.B., ISQO--Pb.!j., Ithaca History and Political Science, Semitic Languages and Literature, Philosophy. Dercum, lflax, NLE., 1397-.lK.l!.E., Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Dieclerichs, Herman, NLE., 1897-.lf..lfE., Dolgeville Mechanical Engineering. Duggar, Benjamin Bflinge, B.S. Qlliss. Agr. ancl Mech. Coll.j, 1S91, BLS. QAla. Poly. lnst.j, ISQZ, A.B. QI'I2ll'Y2l1'Cl Unixxj, 1394, AAI. Qsamej, 1395-P5-D-, Ithaca Botany. Duncomhe, Frances Evaline, A.B. QUniv. of Nelrj, 1397-Aulf. Lincoln, Nels English. Durham, Charles Love, BLA. QFurman Unixxj, ISQI-PA.,D., Greenville, S. C Latin, Greek, Comparative Philology. Dutcher, George Niatthew, A.B., 1897-PAD., Owego History and Political Science. Earll, Eva Cynthea, Ph.B., 1395-AJU., Sy-1-391159, English, German. Edgerton, Charles Eugene, A.B. QHamilton Coll.j, 1382-PLD., Binghamton. History and Political Science. +3 Ellery, Eloise, A.B. QYassar Coll.j, 1397-PAD., Rochestei History and Political Science. Ferguson, Xhfilllfllll Scott, l3.A. Qh1cGill Univ.j,1S96. ABI. QCornell Unixzj, 1897?-Pb.D., lNIarshi'ielcl, P. E. I., Can Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology. Field, Peter, B.S. QUniv. of Minn.j, 1896-PAD., Dixie, Ia Mathematics. Fleming, Sophy Phillippa, A.l3., 187.1-PLD., Ithaca Romance Languages, German. - Fletcher, Stevenson W'hitcomb, B.S. Qhlass. Agr. Coll.j, 1896--ll S. in Agfa, llfliclclleboro, Mass Agriculture, Botany. Fuller, Almon Homer, C.E. QLafz1yette Coll.j, 1897-.lf CIE., Camptown, Pa Civil Engineering. Gamble, Eleanor Acheson B-IcCulloch, A.l3. QYVellesley Coll.j, 1889-Pb..D., Plattsburg Philosophy. Gaston, Charles Robert, Ph.B., 1896-PAD., Ithaca English, History, and Political Science. Gerling, Henry Joseph, B.L., P.B., LL.B. QMO. State Unixxj, 1894, NLL. fsamej, 1896-PAD., 4 Columbia, lilo History and Political Science, Philosophy. Gregg, John WVilliam, B.L. fSWarthmore Coll.j, 189.1-PAD., Lincoln, Va History and Political Science. Harclen, Samuel Gladney, A.B. CPresby. Coll. of S. CQ, 1891-Anil, lVinnsboro, S. C Latin, Greek. Harris, Florence Belle, A.B., 1897-AJZ, Jamestown. Romance Languages, History and Political Science. Heller, Clarence Nevin, A.B. QFranklin and Marshall Coll.j, 1890-Anil, Qsamej, 1895, Lancaster, P-a Latin, Greek. Higgins, James Edgar, B.A. QAcadia Linixxj, 1895-JIS. in Agr., xvoifviile, N. Agriculture, Botany. 49 Hirshfield, Edward, B.S. QUniv. of Rochesterj, 1897-Pk.D., Rochester Chemistry, Physics. Hotchkiss, Homer James, C.E. QAllegheny Coll.j, 1388, B.A. fsamej, 1839 QCornell Univ.j, 1896-PAD., Ithaca Physics. Hotchkiss, YVil1ard Eugene, Ph.B., 1897--Anil, Ambel' History and Political Science. Hoxie, George L., iXI.E., 1892, iXI.hI.E., I-S97-Pb.D., IUNICH Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics. Hughes, David Arthur, B.L. Q.-Xlhion Col1.j, 1393, hI.L. QCorne1l Unixzj, IS95- PADW Ithaca English, History, and Political Science. Hunter, hfurion, B.L. QUniv. of lNIich.j, 1396-Anil, Lapeer, llich English, Philosophy. Junghanns, Robert Ludwig, B.S..-X., 1897-.ll fzz Agfa, Poughkeepsie Agriculture. Kennedy, Patrick Beveridge, B.S. in Agr. QToronto Unixxj, 1894-Pb.D., Glasgow, Scotland Botany, Agriculture. Kinder, Francis Shanor, Ph.B. QUniv. of Colo.j, 189.1-PAD., Scenery Hill, Pa History and Political Science. Knisely, Ahraham Lincoln, B.S. QUniV. of hiichj, 1891, hI.S. Qsamej, 1393- D.Sc., Geneva Chemistry, Agriculture. Knox, George Platt, B.S., 1894.-,Pb.D., Ballston Spa Chemistry, Geology, Physics. Lauman, George Nieman, B.S.A., 1897-Adil, Allegheny, Pa . Agriculture. Lawrence, Clara Louise, B.S., 1893-AJK, XV21tC1'X'iiiC Chemistry. Lee, Harold, Ph.B. QYale Col1.j, 1896, BI. E. QCo1'nell Univ.j, 1897-JIJIE. East Orange, N. J Mechanical Engineering. Lefevre, Albert, A.B. QUniV. of Texasb, ISQ.t-Pb.D., Baltimore, Md Philosophy. 50 Luke, Fred K., B.S. QSO. Dakota Agr. Coll.j, 1894, NLS. Qsamej, 1896, M.S. in Agr. QCornell Unixzj, 1897-.Pk.D., Brookings, So. Dakota. Agriculture, Entomology, and Invertebrate Zoology. NIcCarthy, Gerald, B.S. QGallaudet Coll.j, 1887- PAD., Raleigh, N. C. Botany, Entomology, and Invertebrate Zoology. IXIallarian, Casbar Hagop, A.B. QXVheaton Coll.j, 1892, A.B. QCornell Univ.j, 1897-PAD., Marsovan, Armenia. Romance Languages, Germanic Languages. 1IcIntosh, Douglas, B.S. QDalhousie Coll.j, 1896-Auflf, New Glasgow, N. S. Chemistry. klacneill, fMurray, B.A. QDalhousie Coll.j, 1896-44.111, St. John, N. B., Can. Mathematics. Nlanahan, NVilliam, A.B. QUniv. of Blanitobaj, 1895-PAD., lfVinnipeg, Mallitoba, Can. Philosophy. lNIartin, Gertrude Sho1'b, Ph.B. QUniV. of lNIich.j, ISQI-Ph.B., Ithaca. History and Political Science, Philosophy. Nlaury, Carlotta Joaquina, Ph.B., 1896-PAD., Cambridge, Mzxss. Geology, Philosophy. Nliller, lfVilhelm, A.B. QUniv. of BIich.j, 1892, A.M. QCornell Univ.j, 1897- PAD., Detroit, Mich. Agriculture. llrlonroe, Benton Sullivan, A.B., 1896, A.NI., 1897-PAD., Romulus. English, Comparative Philology. NIoore, Alfred Austin, A.B. QI-Iamilton Coll.j, ISQOiPh.D., Clinton. Romance Languages, Germanic Languages. Moo1'e, Vida Frank, Ph.B. QVVesleyan Univ.j, 1893, lVI.S. Qsainej, IS971Pk..D., Steuben, Nle. - Philosophy. lVIorton, Darwin Abbot, B.S., 1895-PAD., Groton. Chemistry, Geology. Nlurrill, YVillian1 Alphonso, B.S. fVir. Poly. Inst.j, 1887, B.S. QRandolph Mzicoii Coll.j, 1889, A.B. Qsamej, 1890. ILM. Qsamej, 1891-PAD., Blacksburg, Va. Botany. 51 IVIyers, Burton Dorr, Ph.B. QBuchtel Coll.j, 1897-Aulf. At'CiC21, 0150 Microscopy, Histology and Embryology, Physiology and Vertebrate Zoology. Needham, James George, l3.S. Qlinox Coll.j, ISQI, M.S. Qsamej, 139.1-PAD. Anderson, lll Entomology and Invertebrate Zoologyg Microscopy, Histology and Embryology, Botany. Ness, I-Ielge, B.S. QTexas Agr. and Blech. Coll.j. 1339-ILS., College Station. Texas Botany, Agriculture. Northup, Clark Sutherland, A.B.. 1893-Pb.D.. Ithaca English, Romance Languages, Germanic Language. Nutt, Arthur Chase, Ph.B. QOhio State Unixxl. 1597-l:,h.D.. KYorcester. iNIass Philosophy. Ottman, Wfalter Henry, A.B., 1897-PAD., Elmira History and Political Science. Pearson, Raymond Allen, B.S. in Agr.. 1394-,lf.S. in Agfa. XYashington. D. C Agriculture. Peirce, Paul Skeels, Ph.B., IS97TPk.,D., Ithaca History and Political Science. Powell, Benjamin, A.B., 1896-Aull. Seneca Falls Greek, Comparative Philology. Rammelkamp, Charles Henry, Ph.l3., IS96i1w.D., South Grange, N. sl History and Political Science. Reed, Raymond Clinton, Ph.I3., 1896-Ph. D., Ithaca Veterinary Medicine. Robins, Edwin Proctor, HA. gDalhousie Coll.j, 1895, INT..-X. Qsamej, 1896-P5-19-, Central Becleque, P. E. I., Can Philosophy. Roe, Mark Woodhull, M.E., 1896-JKIILE., Chester Mechanical Engineering. Rogers, Lalla Rookh, B.L. QMO. State Unixzj, 1897-f'!E.D., Kingston, Mo Philosophy. Rollefson, Carl Jacob, A.l3. QSt. Olaf Coll.j, ISQO-jDb.D., Great Fork, N. D Physics, Mathematics. 52 Schaeffer, George Schuyler, A.B. flowa State Unixxj History and Political Science Shantz, Oliver, LLE., 1893-JLJLE., Mechanical Engineering. Sharp, Stella Emily, A.B. QlVells Coll.j, 1895-PAD., ' Philosophy. Shearer, John Sanford, B.S., 1893-D..S'c., Physics, Mathematics. Sicliles, Eugene Charles, M.E., 1890-ilfjflf., Mechanical Engineering. , 1897-196.D., Iowa City, Ia Ithaca Seneca Falls Ithaca New Baltimore Smith, George Armstrong, B.S. in Agr. QToronto Unixnj, 1396-PAD., Chemistry, Geology. Smith, Hayes, B.S., 1896-PAD., Physics, Chemistry. Snell, John Ferguson, B.A. QToronto Unixxj, ISQI- Chemistry, Mathematics. Stebbins, Eunice, B.S., 1897-IJHIJ., Physics, Geology. Stewart, Fred Carlton, B.S. Qiowa Agr. Coll.j, 1894,-Ph.D., I Botany. bforrisburg, Ont., Can Pittsburg, Pa .D.Sc., Snelgrove, Ont., Can Omaha, Neb S92, INfI.S. Qsamej, Jamaica Surface, Harvey Adam, B.S. QOhio State Univ.Q, 1891, bI.S. Qsamej, 1892-Pk.D., VVaynesville, Ohio Physiology and Vertebrate Zoology, Embryology, Entomology. Swindells, Joseph Springer, C.E., 1895-.lf CE.. B1'O0lily11 Civil Engineering. Talbot, Ellen Bliss, A.B. QOhio State Unixxj, 1890-PAD., Columbus. Ohio Philosophy. Talmadge, Jesse lVIoore. B.S., 1397-P6.D., Hammontlsport h Chemistry, Mathematics. Timmerman, Charles Edward, B.S. fColl. of City of New Yorkj. 1891. M.E. QCornell Uniyxj, 1392, M.bI.E. Qsamej. 1893-D..S'c.. Ithaca Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics. S3 Towl, Forrest Milton, C.E., 1896-JI. C.E., B1'00l4l5'U Civil Engineering. Trine, David WVinHeld, B.S. QMich. Agr. Collj, 1892-A.ilf, Springport, Llich Agriculture, Botany. Viles, George Burriclge, A.B. QHarvarclj, 1892, AAI. Qsamej, IS96- PAD., Lowell, Blass Germanic Languages, Romance Language. NVakeman, George Bulkeley, A.B. QBrown Uniixj, 188+-PZAD., Ithaca History and Political Science. NValker, John Charles, Ph.l3., 1892-Pk.D., IUHICZI Romance Languages. NVebb, Louise Beatrice, A.B. Qhit. Allison Coll.j, 1897-A.,lL, Halifax. N. S.. Canarla English, History, and Political Science. Wiegaiicl, Karl McKay, B.S., IS94-.D.SC., Ithaca Botany. WVicker, George Ray, A.B., 1890-PAD., Victor History and Political Science Graduate Students not in Residence for 1897-98. Abbott, NVilbur C., A.B. QXVabash Coll.j, 1892, B.Litt. QOxforclj, 1897- A-Llf-, Ann Arbor, hlich History and Political Science. Comstock, Charles XVorthingtou, C.E., Met.E. QColoraclo School of Minesj, 1890, NI.C.E. QCornell Univ.j, 1894-D.Sc.. Denver, Col Civil Engineering, Mathematics. Dolson, Grace Neal, A.B., 1896-PAD., H01-nellgville Philosophy, Greek. Eclmiston, Homer James, A.B. QUniv. of Neb.j, 1892-Pb.D., Princeton. Latin, Greek, Comparative Philology. Fenno, Vena, A.B. QAllegheny Coll.j, 1895-PAD., Union City, Pa, History and Political Science, English, Romance Language. Ferry, Erwin Sidney, B-S-, 1839-D.SC., Madison, was- Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics. 54 Franklin, XVilliam Suclclarcls, B.S. QUniv. of Kan.j, 1887, M.S. Qsnmej, 1888-D.5'c., Ames, Iowa Physics, Mathematics. Landiielcl, Jerome Barker, A.B., 189.1-PAD., Binghamton History and Political Science. Lingle, Thomas YVilson, A.B. QDavidson Coll.j, 1893, A.lNI. Qsamej, 1895-PAD., Millb1'iclge, N. C Philosophy, History, and Political Science. Mims, Edwin, B.A. QVanclerbilt Univ.j, 1892, BLA. Qsamej, 1893-Ph.D., Durham, N. C English, History, and Political Science, Philosophy. Orvis, Julia Swift, A.B. QVassar Coll.j, 1895--PAD., Dixon, Ill History and Political Science. Spinney, Louis Bevier, B.BT.E. Qlowa Agr. Coll.j, 1892, B.S., fsamej, 1893-D..S'c., Ames, In Physics, Mathematics. Tower, Carl Vernon, A.B. CBrown Univ.j, 1893, A.NI. fsamej, 1895-PAD., Ithaca Philosophy. Van Vleck, Ernest Allen, B.Arch., 1897-LM S. 1.72 Arab., Red Creek Architecture. Not Candidates for Degrees. Alexander, Virginia, A.B. QVassar Coll.j, 1889, IUMCII English, Greek. Brown, Sara Wfinifred, B.S., 1897, VVinchester, Va Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology. Deuell, George Henry, A.B. QHaverforcl Coll.j, 1896, Billigall Agriculture. Genung, Lewell T., A.B., 1897, IUWHCEI Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology. biayo, Nelson Slater, B.S. Qhfich. Agr. Coll.j, 1888, D.V.S. QChicago Veterinary Collj, 1889, lVI.S. Qhlicb. Agr. Coll.j, 1890, Ithaca Microscopy and Histology and Embryology, Veterinary Medicine. Nearing, Elma, B.S., 1896, Sliclclletown Mathematics, Physics, German 55 Reyna, Ysidro, M.E., 1397. Morelos, Blexico Civil Engineering. Soch, Charles Augustus, A.l3. QHarvard Unixxj, 1394, S-mith's Blills Chemistry, Agriculture, Entomology, and Invertebrate Zoology. Swearingen, Grace Fleming. B-.L.. 1393. COUUCH Bluffs- Iowa A English. Vladdell, John, B.A. QDalhousie Coll.D. 1877, B.Sc. QLondon Uniyxj. 1332, Ph.D. QHeidelbergj. 1334, D.Sc. CEdinhurghj. 1336. Halifax. N. S.. Canada Chemistry. XVilson, Mary Rodifer. M.D. QMedical Coll. of Indianaj. 1394. l3.S. QCornell Univ,y 1397, Indianapolis, Ind Veterinary Medicine, Chemistry, English. McKnight, George Harley. A.l3., 1392, Ph.D., 1396. Sterling Valley English. Candidates for L.L.M. Bryant, Theodore Kellar, LL.B., 1397, Itl'11lC21 Fraser, Alexander Hugh Ross, LL.B. QDalhousie Coll.j, 1892, Ithaca Gambee, Charles Merrill, LL.l3., 1397, Ithaca Gano, Darwin Curtis, LL.B., 1397, Starkey Keach, Nelson Lester, LL.B., 1397, Hoosick Falls Lewis, Joshua Roger, C.E., 1395, LL.'B., 1397, Ithaca Servis, John Henderson, LL.B., 1397, Ithaca Graduate Students in Undergraduate Courses. Albee, Robert Sumner, B.S. QlVIich. Univ.j, 1396-LLUB. Alcock, Harry Hill, A.B. QPhila. Central H. SJ, ISQO-ALE. Aldrich, Ellis Leeds, B.L., 1397--LL.B. Almy, Don VVilliam Robinson, A.B., 1397-LL.B. Anderson, Robert Harlow, A.B., QNVilliams Coll.j, 1394- CE. Bertolet, Heyman Ely, B.S. QAlbright Coll. Inst.j, 1894- C.E. 56 Bickliam, Edith Bilae, l3.S, Qlflillerville Normalj, 1895-A,l9'. Bissell, Alexander Dix. B.S. QUnion Coll.J, 1895-LLB. Blount, Jolin lsliam, 'B.E. QAgr. and Nlecli. Coll. of N. CJ, 1895, C.E. Qsamej 1897-,lLE. Brownell, Burton Hoag, l3.A. QlVesleyan Unixxj, 1897-LLJ3. Bruckner, Arthur, 13.5. QColl. City of N. YJ, 1892-ME. Brustlein, Charles Henry, B.S. QColl. City of N. YJ, 1897-.lLE. Bryant, Fred Lafayette, l3.S. QClemson Coll.j, 1896-E.E. Bushnell, Horace Carlton, A.l3. QCarleton Coll.j, 1897-.lfE. Clark, David, B.E., M.E., C.E. QAgr. and Mech. Coll. of N. C., 1895, 1896 18975-.lfE. Clark, Frank Durbon, l3.S. QUniv. of Rocliesterj, 1895-E.E. Colson, Frederick Diamond, B.l,., 1897-LL.l3. Dearborn, Richard Harold, A.l3. QPortland Univ.j, 1895-E.E. Dempsey, John Joseph, E.E. QNotre'Dame Unixxj, 1895- C.E. Diven, Alexander Samuel, A.B. QYale Coll.j, 1894.-Of?Z'.LCZZU. Dougherty, Edward Emmett, AQB. QUuiv. of Georgiaj, 1895-B.A1'cb. Esmond, Irwin, Pli.B., 1897-LL.B. Fimple, Loren Pearl Redman, B.S. QlNlieli. Agr. Coll.J, 1896-LL.B. Fish, Pierre Augustine, HS. QCornell Univ.j, 1890, D.Sc. Qsamej, ISQ4, D.V.S QNational Vet. Univ.j, 1896-D. lffilf Follmer, YVilliam YfVilcox, l3.S. QDickinson Sem.j, 1897-HIE. Hill, Ebenezer, Jr., A.B. QYale Coll.j, 1897-HIE. i Horne, Joseph Leo, B.D. fB1'lgl12llT1 Young Aeademyj, IS97i,1liE. Howes, Robert, l3.S. in E.E. QBrooklyn Poly. lnst.J, IS97-E.E. Ingersoll, Nlonmoutli Hazlett, A.B., 1397-LL.f?. James, Frederick Pitkin, A.l3. QYale Coll.j, 1895, LL.l3. QBuffalo Unixzj, 1897- Oj5f.Lfzzc'. Joiner, Bflortimer Eugene, A.B. QBates Coll.j, 1893-LLB. Jones, Fred Atwood, A.B. QRiclimond Coll.j, 189+-E.E. Joyce, David, LL.l3., 1895- Sjicfinl. Langdon, Jervis, B.L., 1897-Ojrzilczzc. 51 Laughlin, Abigail Hill, A.B. QWVellesley Coll.j, 189+-LL.B. Lawler, Clement Alexander, A.B., 1897-LL.B. Lesher, Charles Edward, A.B. CNational Normal Unixxj, 1895-.S'j5ec1'af. Livermore, Paul Smith, A.B., 1897-LL.B. Lloyd, John VVilliam, B.S. QW'heaton Coll.j, 1397-B..S'.A. McDonald, Hugh Fackler, B.lNI.E. QL-Xgr. and hlech. Coll. of Texasj. 1895-E.E McKibbin, Frederick lrVilliam James, B.A.Sc. QMcGill Unixzj, ISQ7-E.E. Maguire, Jeremiah De Smet, A.B. QChristian Bros. Coll.j. 1395-E.E. NIandler, Charles Jacob, B.L., 1897-LL.l9. Marilyi, Charles lVIattheWs, lNT.h'l.P. QFurman Univ.J, 1896-EXE. hlason, hiabel Hortense, NI.E.L. QNew Hamp. Fem. Coll.j. ISQJ,-SjSf'c1'af. Nliller, John Vincent, A.B. QYale Coll.J, 1397-llf.E. lNIoore, Edward Lockhart, B.S. in Agr., 1896-D. VNU. Morris, Oscar Nlatison, B.S. fOklahoma Agr. and blech. Coll.j. 1396-B.S.A. Mowery, John Norris, Jr., A.B. QFranklin and Blarshall Coll.j. 1895-JZE. Blurtaugh, John Francis, A.B. QSt. BonaVenture's Coll.j, 1896-LL.B'. Neely, John Crosby, A.B. QPrinceton Unixxj, 189+--lZE. Newell, Harry Emory, Ph.B. QColgate Unixxj. 1394-LL.B. Qdell, Ma1'lc M., B.L., 1897-LL.Z9. Pharr, Eugene Albertus, A.B. QCentenary Coll.j, 1895-JLE. Robertson, Phoebe Allene, lVI.E.L. QBordentown Female Coll.j, IS9715?5l3CI'CZf. Rodriquez, Damaso, B.C.E. QAgr. and Biech. Coll. of Texasj, 1896- CE. Sanderson, Ezra Dwight, B.S. QMicl1. Agr. Coll.J, 1897-B.S.A. Singer, Simon Augustus, A.B. QCapital Univ.J, ISQ61Sj56CZ'Gf. Snow, Robert Morris, Ph.B., 1397-LL.B. Stanclift, Ray James, V.S. QOnt. Vet. Coll.j, 1395-D. V.Jf Stephens, Albert lrVoodward, A.B. QBucknell Coll.j, IS96-B.S.A. Stocking, lfVilliam Alonzo, Jr., B.Agr. CStorrs Agr. Coll.J, 1395-Z:?.S.A. Strong, Morgan, LL.B.-Spcciczf. Talbot, H. VVorthington, B.S. QColumbian Unixxj, 1896-E.E. Thompson, Thomas Perrine, B.S. in M.E. QGeorgia School of Tech.j, 1896-JLE Tobey, Harry Ransom, Ph.B., 1897-LL.B. 58 Treganza, Howard Joseph, B.S. in E.E. QBrookly11 Poly. Inst.j, 1897 Truman, James Steele, Ph.B., 1896-LL.Z?. Tschentscher, Rudolph, B.S. in M.E. QPurdue Univj, 1897-JLE. Upson, Nfaxwell lVIayhew, B.A. QUniv. of N. Dakotaj, 1896-JKE. Vantlewalker, George Henry, PILB., 1897-LL.5'. Wfessels, Arthur Lewis, B.S. CNO1'tl'161'I1 Indiana Normal Schoolj, 1897 XVhitaker, lVIorris Mortimer, A.B. QYalej, 1896-S?GCZ'GZ. l.fVhitney, Alexander Barry, B.S. in M.E. QGeorgia School of Techj, Vfilson, Benjamin WVest, B.Agr. Qlowa Agr. Coll.j, 1896-Z9.S.A. Yale, Williarn Truman, Ph.B., 1897-LL.B. 'Young, Elva Hulhurd, A.B. fVVellesley Coll.j, 1896-LL.B. we 59 -EXE. -LIS. 1896-AJS' II II I I I I I I In . II' I If I , I L fi II I I I . 5 gl II I, 'I I I . I I I If u M ,l IA I I I I I I . Q 1 A II ed I L w incty-Sight. Cornell, Ninety-eight 3 Cornell, Ninety-eight: Ninety-eight, Eight, Eightg Ninety-eight! JESSE FULLER, JR. XVILTON BENTLEY . Bliss S. E. VAN XKVEIKI' N. H. FARNIIAM. . MISS E. READ . A. H. EJMERY, JR. . NIISS M. E. TNI.-XRKXVICK S. E. ROSE . A. E. TUCK J. B. FENTON . PfXR'1'ON Swufr . . NIISS E. A. XVESTWOOD XVESLEY STEELE . H. L. 'TAYLOR . NIISS A. H. BRICKER . H. M. SM1'1'H . NV. H. THOMPSON H. XV. JEFFERS . F. A. RICHMOND C. C.. NIITCHELL ORANGE AND WHITE, Claes Officers. Pre.s'z'de7zz'. Fz'l'si Vice P1'esz'a'e12f. Second V2'ce P1'esz'1le7zz'. Recorciifzg Sec1'ez'a7'y. C07'l'8,?f0lZdZ'7Zg' Sec1'e.z'czry fU'ecz.s'z.L7'er. Asszkiczvzz' Y3'efzszn'er. Class Orczlor. hy Ofafor. 11fe11z0rz'ezl Orafor. Prize O1'czz'or. Poel. Projikel. HL'sl01'z'a1z . Exssayfsz' . Toczsfflzczsler. Afbleffc Dz'1'ecz'o1'. Ex7!Z'U-jf Dz'1'ecl01'. Baseball Dz'1'ec!o1'. Fooiball Dz'1'ec!o1'. DEAN CLrXIIK AND WV. B. SI-IAFER, JR. -1fa1'sMzls. 63 X , ,N 1-A2 'i -vZZfJZ2Ff : 'wi 211751: 3.131 X . f,'f , 5i 1ii' . , v'X.::,, rf? CNE . I' - L '- 0 .EZL4 4 55 ii f if!! , atm. , i::'Q5,i:?,?Eg0iiI, ' , I- - fi n ' -f -stiff? Q to .. -1' 4 . -1 M Til 3? -' . A 1272-K .- 132- X 1,5132 j:,- : f., ' ,.-:k SF. .6,, .,i..'4' 1.-fri, 4' 5,f?af :2g -- X Kava ffzaff -Q 1' ' 1- X 'in off ,,. Thomas Everts Adams, Aiea' Jiri C 1'1f1', Arts. lb K XII. Harry Hill Alcock, A.B., PAl.fUfi8Ij5bl.U, Pa., Marine Engineering. X CD5 Cluill and Dagger, Class Navy Director Qljg La Fruijag Tfndineg Savage Club, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Q21 Cglg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Executive Council Musical Clubs, Lieutenant Artillerv Cor s. , P Ellis, Leeds Aldrich, B.L., Brookfwz, Law. E X3 S hinx I-Ieadg President Freshman Classy Class BaseballTeam I g Gannonsig Sopho- P more Cotillion Committee, 'Varsity Baseball Team Q21 C353 Era Crips Editor in Chief - uniorBa1l Committee, ' r Memorial Prize Debateg Cornel1S eaker at Chicago, 4 i 9+ P Feb. 22, 18963 Debate Committee of Fifteen QQ, ,S6 Memorial Prize Speaker, Busi- ness Manager Z-3'zzZ!ez'z':z. La Rue Allen, - Sczzccfz Faffs', Law. Don WVilliams Robinson Almy,A.B., 7a11ze.s'z'ozc'1z, Law. 2 A E, CP A KD, G N Eg Glee Club C31 Q4jg Round Table, Thelimag Toastmaster Junior Law Banquet, President Senior Class College Law. Susan Kite Alsop, Robert Harlow Anderson, A.B., Co1z.vz'a1zz'z'1z0jJIe, VVilliam Atmore Ansley, E1zg'fcu'00d, Ill., 9 A X5 Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid. YVa1ter Varian Arbuckle, Brockfofz, ffl., VVilliam Charles Baker, Bzgfalo, Austin Guy Baldwin, Colzmzbzzs, O., 6+ Electrical Science. Ge7'11m1z!01c'lz, Pa., jil7'kQ1', Civil Engineering. Law. Law. Agriculture. Engineering. Eugene Scott Ballard, Ifbaca, Architecture. 9 N E, First Lieutenant Czj, Masque, Savage Club, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. hlarcus Barmon, Bzrjhlo, Law. NVillia1n Albert Barney, .lf-fllZklZZ'0, Jfifzfz., Arts. Saxton Swayne Barrett, Ck1iC0g'0, HZ., Electrical Engineering. A T SZ, 6 N E, Class Track Team Clj C2j, 'Varsity Track Team CID C2j, Cross Country Team Cgj C4j, Intercollegiate Track Team Pliny Bartlett, Gowmzda, Law. Abram Bassford, Jr., ffczrisciafe, Civil Engineering. 112 A 9, 'Varsity Baseball Team CID C25 C3DQ 'Varsity Football Team C333 Welter Weight Boxing Championship CID C215 Cornell Fencing Team C4DQ Banjo Club CQ, Leader C4j, Savage Club, Class Football Team Cij Czjg Class Baseball Team CID Elizabeth Baughn, Cfzz'5kz'Il, Science. Oliver Russell Beckwith, C0fZz'1zsc'z'Z!e, Colm., Law. 6 A X, Chancery, Savage Club, Masque, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid. Henry MyC1'S Bellinger, Jr., Jlokrzwk, Philosophy. fb E K, Quill and Dagger, Regimental Adjutant Cgjg Military Hop Committee C3DQ Era Cjgj, Editor in Chief C4j, Class Day Committee Edith Sibley Benjamin, Owego, Arts. WVilton Bentley, Flzzvafzfza, Electrical Engineering. Qgill and Dagger, Sub. Henley Crew C11 , 'Varsity Crew C325 Senior Ball Committee. Alexander Dix Bissell, B.S., Leroy, Law. Charles Hilclreth Blair, Jr., ffbczca, Science. ,If T, Sphinx Head, 'Varsity Baseball Team Czj C3DQ Captain Class Football Team CID, La Fruija, Bench and Board, Mermaid. Fannie Jackson Blauvelt, B7'00k6flZ, 1 Philosophy. A F. Harriet lwaranda Bliss, fibaca, Philosophy. .A F. John lsham Blount, B.E., C.E., Faz'5'01z, JV C., Nlechanical Engineering. George Floyd Bodine, Lodi, Law. Jesse Lewis Boskowitz, rVew Tbrlf C1'z 1f, Optional. Frederic Edward Bowen, Ykoy, LHW- 419 A fb. Philip Henry Bradley, Cbfcczgo, ffl., Science. A K E, La Fruija, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Qlill and Dagger, Senior Ball Committee. Henry Baum Brewster, Syrzzczzse, Electrical Engineering. 'Ir K XP, 9 N E, Sphinx Head, Business Manager '98 CORNELLIAN, '98 junior Ball Com- mittee, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid. Alice Haverstick Bricker, Lz'z'z'z'z, Pa., Arts. Magazine CU, Class Essayist, Sennightly. 65 Frederick Adams Briggs, 9 A X. Roland Orville Brockway, Lyman Holden Brown, Harold WVarner Brown, Frederick Browning, Arthur Bruckner, John Jay Bryant, Jr., Z 112. Paul HOW3l'd Buck, VVnfe1'f00, Crm., LSUCYS lhacb ffnvefz, Pa., LZIW Oziesxa, Electrical Engineering Cofzwzbzzs, O., SCiC11CB Cbfzfbnm, Architecture A210 Ibrle Czfv, hlechanical Engineering ffbnrn, Law I?z71za'0!'j6fz, Agriculture Interclass Debaterg '86 Memorial Speaker. Ernest Miller Bull, El1'zn6e!6, Af jf, Optional XII T, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg 'Varsity Track Team Q15 Qzjg Assistant Manager Track Team Qgjg Manager Q4jg Athletic Council QQ, Sophomore Cotillion Commit tee, La Fruija, Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid. Edward Parker Burrell, Ernest David Button, Charles Raymond Cameron Henry Dana Campbell, CIP 2 K. Archie Waylaiicl Carpenter, Clarence Edson Carpente1', Louis Schenck Carpenter, Eflie Adeline Carter, Ma1'ion Hamilton Carter, Theodore Vaughn Carver, Helen Louise Cary, Harry Casler, 7 Charles Edward Popp Chalmers, David Duncan Chalmers, Cloyd Mason Chapman, A T Ag 9 N E. Arthur WVilley Chase A T3 Glee Club Czj. Wallace Jones Childs, 3 Albert Harvey Clark, Berton Duane Clark, Daniel B. Clark, ffnffiv C0l'1!67'.V7 lXIechanical Engineering ScMI,g'hf1'c0kc', Civil Engineering. Ybrk, Arts. Brooklwz, Blechanical Engineering. Olllflbfl, AY26., Philosophy. CUIZHHIZ Fozrl' C01'11c1'.v, ElectricalEngineering. Cnmzmz F0111' C0l'11Cl'.T. Law. LjUZlI7TX.'l'!l.S', Science. Bosfozz, Jlfai-.s-,, Science. Pmzmlza, Arts. Bfzzgbnliziolz, Arts. Lfiifc Fa!l.v, Science. W Wf1'd 111 3 z' file, L a xv . W1'IZ1'a112sz'1'ffe, Law. Akron, O., lvlechanical Engineering. O,g'a'c7zs6z11gf, lN'Iechanical Engineering. Ufim, Electrical Engineering. Dljfdell, Philosophy. .Lz7CZ6l'?lS, Law, Lefvy, Agriculture. 66 David Clark, B.E., M.E.,, C.E., Ifnfefgfb, Af C., lNIeclianical Engineering. Dean Clark, Pfdlilfjiidfti, TV. lf, blechanical Engineering. A K E5 Undineg Bench and Boarclg Aleph Samachg Sphinx Headg Assistant Business Manager Sibley Jozzrzzal ofE1zgz'1zcer1'1zg',' Chairman '99 Crew Banquet Committee, Business Manager Sz'bley,f01z1'1za! QQ, Class Marshal Q4j. Frank Durbon Clark, B.S., R0c0csz'cr, Electrical Engineering. 9 N Eg Banjo and Mandolin Club Qzj fgj. Katherine Eveline Clothier, 1:l'!7tZl0llli0, Philosophy. Lester Norton Cobb, Ckzieffzfzrl, O., Science. A K Eg Aleph Samachg Qgiill and Dagger, Class Baseball Team Qxjg La Fruijag Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaid. XVilliam Jay Cotlin, Allmuiy, Electrical Engineering. Class Track Team Qzjg 'Varsity Track Team fzj. Edward Collins, 1301'!,fc1'w'5, Law. '-IJ A ID: I' N E. Frederic Diamond Colson, B.S., Bzyfrzfo, Law. Sphinx Head: Scalp and Bladeg 9 N E, Coxswain Freshman Crew, Cornell llenley Crew, 'Varsity Crew C35 C41 q Captain CSUQ Senior Class Day Committee, Class Navy Director C423 Law School Athletic Director fgj. Kathleen Oona Connor, Ifkdrcz, Arts. K A 93 President of Sports and Pastimes, Captain Sage Basket Ball Team QQ. Ralph Victor Cook, I'LrlZSb1-1Zg f07Z, D. C., Arts. Alexander Hamilton Cooke, Jlrew lbrlf Cify, blechanical Engineering. A T5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Savage Clubg First Lieutenant, Second Lieutenant Qzjg Glee Club Qij C21 C315 Senior Class Day Committee. GillDG1't C1'OSSm21U, flzzzzzilzgfozz, Electrical Engineering. Everett Darius Cummings, .Easf Cfczreizcc, Law Benajah Standley Curran, Jr., Bz'7z,g'La11zz'o72, Law 419 E K, Thomas James Cummings, D2Uz,5z'1'i, Law Alleine Bell Davis, Iibzzcfz, Letters A dbg Raven and Serpent, Der l-Iexenkreis. Lesley Ammerton Davis, Po1'Zfqjb1'50zz, Philosophy Era QQ, Magazine QQ. Howard Sumner Dean, Defroff, rlbkb., PhilOSOpl1j'. Days Elizabeth Defendorf, Faz'1'p01'!, Philosophy. K A 9, Raven and Serpent. Clinton Knowlton De Groat, Bzgfczlo, Arts John Joseph Dempsey, Jfcz1zz'5z'ec, dick., Civil Engineering. fb A 93 'Varsity Football Team QQ C4j. Hi1'R1U HC111'j' IDCl1lO, ClAfZ,2'l', Science, 67 Carrie hlildred Denton, F01'cs'ij501'!, Pl1ilOS0Pl'1j' A T, Der Hexenkreis, Raven and Serpent. WVilliam Frederick Devendorf, iLVCZfCl'f0TUlZ, Electrical Engineering Frank Henry Dexter, Theodore Dimon, Brook!-yiz, Electrical Engineering Cfiicfz, Blechanical Engineering X XII, La Fruija, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Baseball Director Q11. Blabel Calder Dobbin, Faz'1'j6o1'f, Pl1ilOSOphy K A 9, Raven and Serpent. Edward Emmett Dougherty, .-LB., flffdlllid, Ga., Architecture X CID, Qliill and Dagger, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Q21 Q31, Leader Mandolin Club C41 Masque Q31 Q41, Art Editor '98 CORNELLIAN, Art Editor IV1'do:u C41, Senior Ball Committee, Mermaid, Savage Club. Samuel Jerome Druskin, Luther Lee Emerson, 41210 2 221'Z' Cify, Optional B1'o0kQ'11, Electrical Engineering Class Track Team C21, 'Varsity Track Team Q21 C313 Light XVeight Championship Captain Cross Country Club Q41. Arnold Lazier Em pey, A K E, 6 N E, Chancery, Thelima. Albert Hamilton Emery, Jr., Class Treasurer C41. Clarence lkietz Eshelman, Sibley Prize Q31. Irwin Esmond, Ph.B., 4? F A. John Clark Evans, Nye, Harrison Farnham, Class Secretary Q41. Reuben Humphreys Farnham Christian VVilliam Feigenspan 9 A X. Charles Emery Felton, 9 N E. James Burton Fenton, Rocbesicr, Law Sf01lQfA0l'li, Coma., Bfeclianical Engineering AX?-tZ'g'l7l'!Z FaI!.v, Electrical Engineering Bfzlfsfoiz Sjbfz, Law Rrzlzzxefz, Law Bzgfalo, Science ,J , Az'z'z'cfz, Law , A-Tezcfczlf, ,V Lf., Optional Abrib Towalzdn, Civil Engineering Ijzgfizlo, A.1'ts Z XP? 9 N 3 Qglill and Dagger, Scalp and Blade, '86 Memorial Speaker, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Editor in Chief Senior Class Book, '98 Memorial Orator. Arthur YVilliam Fisher, Christabel Forsythe Fiske, WVilliam Henry Flippen, Pzzfiizeywlle, Philosophy Ithaca, Philosophy Dallas, Tex., Law Z 115 9 N Es ChKUCC1'y9 '35 Memorial Speaker, President ,Q8JL1l'1lO1' Law Class, Lieu tenant, Undine, Bench and Board. James Benedict Foote, E ROHM. Civil Engineering 63 'Sw--H w .. -If ,M Lee Ma sten Francis, I1'1zoxUz'ZZc, Po., Qptional. Z Nlfg 6 N E, Ogill and Daggerg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg '98 CORNELLIANQ Junior Ball Committee. Alfred Frank, I'Vz'a'ow QQ Henry Allyn Frank, E X: Round Table, Thelimag Suu Q4j. James Kenneth Fraser, Alfred Freeman, Jesse Fuller, Jr., Cz'7zcz'2z1zczz'z', O., Civil Engineering OIIZZZAKZ, TNTC6., Law Cfticago, ffl., Architecture Pgwzzozzib, Po., Architecture Brooklyiz, Science Qiill and Dagger, Aleph Samachq Freshman Crew, Class Athletic Team CID, Sopho- more Cotillion Committee, Senior Ball Committeeg '86 Memorial Speaker, Maga- zine 5 Business Manager Era Q4jg President Senior Class. Willialii James Fullerton, jackson, O., Nlechanical Engineering Frank Ernest Gannett, dQl'l'!ZCZlS8, Arts Sun C225 Business Manager Magazine C415 Secretary Debate Union Cgjg President Curti Debating Club. James Henry Gannon, Jr., Canton, Philosophy A T SZ, 9 N E: Sphinx Head, Class Baseball Team Czjg 'Varsity Baseball Team C21 Assistant Manager Baseball Teamg Manager QQ, '98 CORNELLIAN, Widow Q35 Athletic Council YValter Hudson Gelder, F!z'1zf, Civil Engineering Charles Wfestcott Gennett, Biizgbczzzzioiz, Nlechanical Engineering XXII, Class Baseball Teamg Bench and Board, Mermaidg Editor in Chief '98 CORNELL IAN, '98 Crew Banquet Committee, Class Book Committee. NValter Diedrich Gerken, Frank Lawton Getman, Archie Dana Gibbs, Harley Stuart Gibbs, jfgrggy Cg'fy,1Vftf,, Architecture Lyons, Civil Engineering ,LNIOVZC-'ZICA , LHW Pz'z'z's6zng, Pa., Civil Engineering University Scholarship QIJ Qzjg President Association Civil Engineers. John Ernest Gignoux, ,Afbqyg-jf, V SClSllC6 S 7 5. Class Athletic Team CID Qzjg 'Varsity Athletic Team QIJ GJ Qgjg President Cross Country Clubg 'Varsity Relay Team CLD, First place One-Mile Run Fall Meet Qzj Cgjg Spring Meet Qzjg 'Varsity Fencing Team 5 President Fencers' Club. Jesse Young Glenn, K Eg '98 Statistics Committee. John Truman Gorman, A T Q. Archie Baxter Gould, Harold Curtiss Grant, fb I' Ag Glee Club Qtj C ' WValter Joseph Graves BE7'ZUl.Ck, Pa., hiechanical Engineering. 0105307 Philosophy. Po7'ife1'vz'5, Bfechanical Engineering. Ifl'TZ5hZ'7Z,ifJ7'f0lZ, D. C., SUGHCC- Wirjmg, High, Civil Engineering. 69 James Gregory Gregg, 7771 llzczlzsbn zg, 9 N Eg Chancery, Round Table, Thelima. Law Eva WOOdXVH1'd Grey, Broolfwz, ANS- George Henry Guenther, Blue Ifvffzzzd, ffl., LZIW. Lyman .lay Guest, Bzn'Zz'1zgffo1z, ffl., LHW. B 9 Hg Chanceryg Savage Clubg Glee Club Cjj. Nully Davidson Gunn, Plafixbzzzg, ANS- K A 93 Vice President Christian Association Q41 Blandina Hasbrouck Gurnee, Brooklwz. ANS- K A 95 Captain Sage Basket Ball Team Q4j. Charles Freclerick.Hackett, Uiicn, Blechanical Engineering. fb A 93 9 N Eg Class Football Team Qlj Czjg 'Varsity Football Team QD. Albert Carlton Hall, fQiZbfl1ZHl', LHW- Clarence Owens Harris, l'I 2'Il'5c7T.C', Arts. Frederick Albert Harrison, Iikncfr, Law. George Emory Harrison, -SlIl'fZZi0g'!7. Law. Harvey Harrison Haskell, Pfefzsczlzfziffe, Pa.. Science. dv A Gy Round Tableg Thelimag Captain Class Baseball Team Qlj: 'Varsity Baseball Team Q25 Cgj. Reubern Locke Haskell, Brooklwz, Law. George Tracy Hastings, PACFIZIZY, Science. John Cassidy Headden, LXQVZC' Qbrl' Cfifv, Law. Masque. Nellie Priscilla Hewins, iifzzsjiefb, Science. Harry lfVade Hicks, Allfi0Z'Gl', Jfzzss., Arts. Glee Club Qijg General Secretary of Christian Association. Edward Raymond Hildreth, ffafzzpfolz Bririgwz, A1-tg, K Eg Senior Ball Committee. John Francis Hilleary, Ll'TZSbZ.7Z57'Z'0lZ, D. C., Mechanical Engineering. 9 N E. Charles Boone Hobart, Fo1'f Grcmf, Ariz. Civil Engineering. A T. WVilliam Levi Hoffman, . CA!lD?6M'0 Faff.s', lfIf7.s'., Electrical Engineering. Charlotte Kellogg Holbrook, Iibzzea, A1-ts. Jessie Allen Holmes, Brooklyn, Science- John Howard Holmes, Sf. Louis, ilfo., Arts. XII T5 9 N Eg Bench and Board. Louis Howell Hood, Seneca Fafls, Science. CIP ll A, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Czj Cgj QQ, Senior Banquet Committee. Ella Amanda Holmes, Cli7FZi0lZ Spl'Z'7Zg5, Science. 70 Albert Howard Horton, Clinton Thompson Horton, Marshall Pitkin Howard, Robert Howes, B.S. in E.E. James Floyd Hubbell, Sarah Helen Hull, Robert Loomis Humiston, Harry Philips Humphrey, CP A 1113 Glee Club lllonmouth Hazelett Ingersoll, A.B Frederick Pitkin James, CD A 1123 Scalp and Bladeg Thelimag Henry Vlfilliam Jeiers, K Z3 Sphinx Head. Edwin Brown Jenks, A fb, '98 Junior Ball Committeeg Charles Bohlmann Johnson, Herman Humphrey Johnson, 'Varsity Baseball Team C25. Edgar Johnston, 'a Silver Crack, Civil Engineering Silver Creek, Arts I17czyl'5 Cozvzers, Law Offer, Jfozzzt., Electrical Engineering Ifbazca, Law Lz'6er!J', Science 1Vorz'b Bay, Arts T1'0i1', Law fibaca, Law Lockporf, Law Glee Club C45. Afz'7zg5le'1', Pa., Agriculture El11zz'1'a, Science Military Hop Committee C35 C45. Andes, Law Afew Teri' Cfiy, Law Crzfskill, Civil Engineering Sphinx Head, Glee Club C25 C35 C453 '98 Smoker Committee, Class Football Team C15 C253 Freshman Crewg 'Varsity Crew C15 C255 .Sun C35. F1'ed Atwood Jones, A.B., B 9 U. 5Villiam Joseph Joyce, 111 K 511. 'Charles Hiram Kavanagh, Franklin Hawxhurst Keese, Albert Boulware Kelly, Jerome Doubleday Kennedy, WVillard Mor1'ell Kent, Leo James Kersburg, '98 Crew Banquet Committee C45 5 Elmer Edgar Kieger, John Francis Kingston, Richard TLVIZITCLIS Klein, Daniel Chauncey Knowlton, Christopher Edward Koby, Andrew George Krauss, Boizbzzm, Tex., Electrical Engineering Cblzmzbzzs, O., fxftb EZZ?bd7'f, fmi., LHW A'ee5ew'ZZe, Architecture Albany, Veterinary Iffzlqf Hz'II, Electrical Engineering F1'a1z,Z2fz'7zz'z'IIc, Law flfgdfyza, Pl1ilOSOpl1y Class Book Committee C45. Course Lczfzflilzg, JV J., Electrical Engineering Skaneaieles, LZIW GZove1'sw'ZZe, Electrical Engineering Cazeizozizrz, Arts Coffoctozz, Law Africa , Luw 71 John Joseph Kuhn, Ljrookbiz, LHW- A X3 Mandolin Club C15 Qzj QD, Law School Declamation Contest Stage C153 Coxswainv '98 Crew. Chauncey Frank Lake, Tz'z'1zsvz'Zfe, Pa., OPtlO1Ti1l hlary Corwin Lane, fvczcfazze, Arts fir B Kg University Scholarship Q11 C213 '98 CORNELLIANQ Der Hexenkreis. Alberto Eortunato Larco, Lizmz, Peru, Blechanical Engineering Abigail Hill Laughlin, f70l'llZlZ7ZCZ7, Alle., LHW President Dramatic Clubg Speaker Cornell Congressg VVinner ,Q4 Memorial Prize: Inter collegiate Debater. Clement Alexander Lawler, A.B., JJI'fZZ.l'!'E aiu Chien, ll-iv., Law. CP T Ag Skull and Coding Business Manager Magazine Qgj. hlay Agnes Lawton, -lfobmc',6, Philosophy. Ordelia Amanda Lester, B1'oo,ZfQf1z, Science. K A 9. Rush Francis Lewis, Lffzfle Faffs, Law.. Charles Edgar Leyda, -lfo1z01zg'abeZcz, Pa., Electrical Engineering. Paul Smith Livermore, A.B., Ifhaca, Law. Ernst Gustav Lorenzen, .Veer Rocbelfe, Philosophy. A X5 fb B K. Thomas Mackintosh Losie, Jr., El11z1'1'a, Law- President Blackstone Club. Isaac Cock Ludlam, Oyster Bair, Law. Alary Elizabeth Bflacauley, R0cbe.vz'e1', Qptional. Volney Nelson McCarn, Amiover, Electrical Engineering. Andrew lNIacElroy, ffkacrz, Science. Senior Class Day Committee. Richard Sniythe McGowin, IJbz'ZczfZeQ5bicz, Pez., Electrical Engineering. A T Ag 9 N Eg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid Assistant Manager CQ, Manager QQ, of' Glee, Banjo, and Mandolin Clubsg Treasure Electrical Society. Charles Ainsworth Macl-Ienry, Coz-Zlzzfzci, Law ,86 Memorial Speaker. NVilliam l'IcKeever, Pkz'ZzzdeZ,z5kz'fz, Pez., Civil Engineering A T5 'Varsity Football Team Czj C3Dg Captain C4jg Qxuill and Dagger. Grace Elizabeth McKenzie, Cozmcfl Blzgfk, Ia., Philosophy A F, Raven and Serpent. FrederickVV.J.hIcKibbin,B.A.Sc., Pe!e1'60r0, Cczfzczdcz, Electrical Engineering Henry Crane h'lcLallen, Yhzzilzafzsbzzzgr, Ag,-icultul-9 University Scholarship CID Qzj. 72 3 I.. Daniel hlaujer lNIcLaughlin, BI'00k6'lZ, Law. E X3 9 N Eg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Mermaid, Round Table, Chairman Freshman Banquet Committeeg Captain Class Baseball Team C153 Class Football Team QU Qzjg C. A. C.g 'Varsity Football Team CID Qzj i453 Assistant Manager fgjg Manager C415 Captain C523 Athletic Council Cgj Q43 Qgjg Class President Qgjg Business Manager Sun Q35 C4jg '86 Memorial Speaker. lVilliam Francis- McNa1na1'a, Baia, Law. lVilliam WVatts Macon, Roekesier, Electrical Engineering. Cornell University Scholarship, Editor Sibley jourmzl Efzgz'neerz'ng,' Senior Banquet Committee, Secretary Electrical Society. 'Charles Curtis MHjO1', Ifhczccz, Electrical Engineering Charles jacob lNIandler, B.L., Toledo, O., Law Charles Mattliexvs liflanly, M.M.P., Greenville, S. C., Electrical Engineering X Xlf. Harry M. Markson, E!712z'1'a, Philosophy llary Eva Nlarwick, GOZLZ'El'7ZC7!l', A1'ts Lyric Club. George Curtis lVIartin, If-'e1'k5bz'1'e, llfczss., Science Bertha hlarx, Tofeefo, Science K A 03 Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpent. lylyrtle Lathrop Massey, Bzrfizio, Arts 'Charles Holt Nlayer, Sf7!7g'507Z, jk., Law President Blackstone Club, '86 Memorial Speaker. XValter John llrlayham, Bzgjlzlo, 013501131 lVlabel hleacl, Greeley, Col., Science Herbert Ashton hlegraw, B0!fZ.7lZ07'C, Jiri., Science 'Clara L. Nlellor, 2,b1Zk67'S, Pl1ilOSOpl1y Henry Me1'ton lVlerriheW, Plcziisomg, LFIW Assistant Librarian Law Library. Norman Allan Nlerritt, Loekj5o1'z', LHW A K E. Robert Carr lVleysenburg, Ckfcczgo, hlechanical Engineering K A. Fred VVilliam lNIiclgley, Brooklyn, Bflechanical Engineering. Henry Floyd Milla1'cl, Skafzeaieles, LHW- hlyrtle Helen Mille1', Y3'Zlll26Z7ZS67!7:b0', SCiC11CC- 'Charles Coiiin lX1itchell, Jhllorook, Electrical Engineering Sub. Class Football Team Czjg University Championship Middle-weight YVrestling Q35 Class Football Director Q4j. -Charles blelvin Blix, Fl'1.ClZfZSbZlZ5, Arts. Class Day Committee. 73 Harry Albert Block, WVilliam Thomas hflohan, George Alfred Mole, CP A CP, Class Memorial Committee. Clarence Stanton Bloore, Roch ester, LHW- Affegbelzif, Pa., Electrical Engineering. Arlczzizx, .lfr1,v5., LHW- Ofemz, Civil Engineering B 9 Hg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Class Football Teamg Chairman junior Bal Committeeg Freshman Crew, American 'Varsity Crew Q05 'Varsity Crew fzj Cgj Charles Grier Blorgan, K E. John Calvin hlorgan, Jr., 111 A fb, 9 N E. Oscar hlattison hlorris, B.S. Floyd XfVOOCl1'Llff hlundy, Z CIP. Edward Joseph lNlurphy, John Francis Nlurtaugh, A.B. Andrew Nlorrell Myers, John Crosby Neely, A,B. K A. Frederick Charlesworth Neilson, K E. Jay Cromwell Nellegar, Harry Emory Newell, Ph.B. Susie Percival Nichols, Eleanor Maria Nightingale, Silvanus Barlow Nye, lvlark M. Odell, B. L. l A-Z.!l5I',?f0lZ, Pa., Blechanical Engineering. Aizjr fm, L a W . Sf1'lf:c'az'cr, Ok., Agriculture. Cffcrzgo, IU., Arts. B lillsfb 11111 Ion, Arts . Ef111z'1'n, Law. A116111-11, Civil Engineering. CWIICIZSVYP., ffl., lNIechanical Engineering. L1dz'a1znpoh'5, bmi., Blechanical Engineering. C'61'cczgr0, Ill., Blechanical Engineering. Dnz'e12p01'f, Law. Phjipsbuzgf, -lIe., Science. Ifrookllwz, Philosophy. Cfzyz1ff1z'z7Z0, Law. Bafdwz'fz5z'z'fIe, Law. Qgiill and Daggerg Chairman Freshman Banquet Committeeg junior Ball Committeeg y94 Prize Debaterg '86 Memorial Speaker, Debate Committee of Fifteen Qgj Qsgjg Class Memorial Committee. John Eugene O'Keefe, Cecilia Beatrice O'Neill, A F. YValter Florenzie Orleman, John Greenleaf Owen, Cm'Mrz,g'e, Jlffo., Electrical Engineering. Of! CIiZid1', Pa., Philosophy. Peelfskiff, Electrical Engineering. Eazz Claire, Ufzlr., Science. XXP? La F1'l1ij2l3 Ulldirleg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Class Football Team Q11 Q2Dg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Charles Clinton Page, Benjamin Franklin Parker, Yiw nz LZ 7236 zz fig, Law . Lfmrel, Del. , lvlechanical Engineering. 74 Floyd Yard Parsons, Pczfersozz, AV , Architecture. AY, 'Varsity Track Team C21 C3jg 'Varsity Relay Team Czjg Class Relay Team C415 Senior Statistics Committee. John Cblincey Perry, Eli WTatson Personius, President Blackstone Debating Club. Minnie Adelaide Pinch, Francis VVheeler Platt, E X5 Savage Club. Isaac Platt, E X, Glee Club Cij C23 C32 C415 Savage Clubg Round Table, Thelima. Lorenzo Taylor Plummer, Charles Underhill Powell, Beffczsf, Philosophy. Ef11z1'1'a, Law. florizeflszilfe, Arts. Poughkeepsie, Philosophy. ,Pozzgbk cej5sz'e, La w. Lisbon ,Falfsg -lfc'., Law. Glen fiend, Civil Engineering. Athletic Director Cgjg Class Track Team C293 Cornell Indoor and Outdoor High Jump Recordg Second, Intercollegiate High jump Czjg 'Varsity Track Team Cij C25 Cgj Athletic Council C4j, '98 Crew Banquet Committee. Eina Belle Povvlesland, Edgar Nichols Pratt, George Rufus Preston, Helen Gertrude Preston, Albert Stanley Price, VVil1iam R. Price, Era Cgjg Magazine C41 Anna Nlartin Pugsley, Albert Rains, Jasper Raymond Rand, Jr., A A CP, 9 N E. Richmond Laurin Rathbone, A T A. Frances Katherine Ray, Edith Read, . Collczmer, Philosophy. Afifca, Architecture. Da1z.s'zvz'Zle, Law Pbz'!adeQ56z'a, Pa., Philosophy famzcsiowlz, Arts Bzgjflzla, Arts Oatfielci, Arts fforizbeck, Telziz., Philosophy rlf07zz'cIczz'f', JV f., hflechanical Engineering Oczk-field, Electrical Engineering Albqjgjfa PliilOSO1Dl15' Yifgy, Science K K Pg Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreisg Dramatic Club, Daniel Alden Reed, 'Varsity Football Team C33 C4jg Heavy-Weight Championship Czj. Edward Hiram Reede, Diary Elizabeth Reid, A 435 Der Hexenkreis. George Gardiner Reynolds, Fred Dana Rhodes, Sberidwz, L21 W A'c1zz', AWS- filfaca, Science. EZ11zz'1'a, LZUY. Grofmz, Civil Engineering. Vice President Cornell Association Civil Engineers. 75 Harry Folsom Rich, Cbzkago, 50561106- A T. Francis Alanson Richmond, Adfzms, films., SCiSUCC- Class Baseball Team CID, Class Baseball Director Q4j. Alton Armitage Richardson, P8l'l:j', Mechanical Engineering. John Bethel Rogers, PVfzfc1'!0zc'1z, PhilOSOPl15'- Stephen Edward Rose, Elzzzzhz, Science. Glee Club Cgj 143, Senior Ball Committee, President Christian Association, Class Orator f4J , '86 Memorial Speaker. Ida Adelle Ross, IfAfZClZ, Pl1ilOSOpl1y. A F, Raven and Serpent. Mary Jane Ross, I'Vf71'C'1'll', AWS NVilliam Alexander Ross, fibcrrrz, Science Sphinx Head, '98 Crew Banquet Committee, Debate Committee of Fifteen C-03 Suu Q21 QD, Editor in Chief CQ. John Enoch Rutzler, B1'00l'nl1'll, Electrical Engineering A T SZ. Albert Henry Ryan, UQzz'c1'!o:c'1z, Philosophy 412 A CID, Round Table, Thelima. Ezra Dwight Sanderson, B.S., Lzz1z.vz'7zg', JHCZ1., Agriculture Edward Josiah Savage, Jvczt' fil7Z'f?lZ, Colm., Optional A T A. Albert Turner Sharps, Avezvbfzlgrb, Law Simon George Schlachter, aSll'l'fZCZlSf', Law Kate Aflarilla Schutt, H01'1zeilsz'z'Zlc, Arts Barney Levy Schwartz, Gowalzzia, Law Cornelius Ora Seabring, fzfhnca, Law Edgar Percival Seege1', Chicago, IU., Electrical Engineering fb K XII, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Sz'bZq1',fozu'mzlE71gz'1zee1'z'11,g' QD, Editor in Chief C455 President Electrical Society QQ, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Chairman '98 Smoker Committee. John Seix, Jr., Ponce, Porfo Rico, Electrical Engineering Elliot Huntington Seward, Uffccz, Law E fb, La Fruija, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid. Nlaude Dora Seymour, B7'00kq1'7Z, Science VVilliam Bell Shafer, Ir., B1'00kQf7z, hlechanical Engineering A T, Second Lieutenant Qzj, Senior Ball Committee QQ, Treasurer C. U. C. A., Class Marshal QQ, Glee Club Cgj, Sanz QQ. Herbert Allen Shaw, Gozwmdcz, Law Ira Cyrus Sheldon, Copevzbczgeiz, Architecture . 76 Seth L . Sheldon, WdfiSw07'fk , Agriculture. Carleton Sias, Spezzcerporf, Law. Ninety-four Memorial Prize Speaker: Alternate Pennsylvania-Cornell Debate Qz5. Clarence Spaulding Sidway, Bzqfzzlo, Mecliaiiical Engineering. K A5 Undine5 Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 JuniorBall Committeeg ,Varsity Track Team C23- Percy WVilliam Simpson, Afew York Cify, Arts. 9 A X5 Glee Club Q15 Q25 Q455 Athletic Team Q15 Q25. Charles Albert Skidmore, fl!z'!z'o7z-azz-Me-I-Huisofz, Law. E X5 Round Table5 Thelimag Athletic Director QI55 Chairman Banquet Committee Q255 Class Relay Team Q25 Arthur Boies Smith, Wiesilziod, Law. George Gates Smith, Jr., F!z'7z!, Civil Engineering. Harry Ma1'tin Smith, tS5arz'1zgfeIa', Blass., Mechanical Engineering. XID5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samach5 Class President Q255 Toastmaster Freshman Ban- quet5 La Fruijag Undine5 Bench and Board5 Mermaidg Toastmaster Senior Banquet5 Masque Q25 Q355 President Masque Q45. VVillian1 McAlliste1' Smith, SZ. Paul, llL'7'Z7Z., Electrical Engineering. X XP. Robert MOl'1'lS Snow, Ph.B., Fzzliofz, Law. Eighty-six Memorial Speakerg Debate Council Q355 '94 Memorial Debater Q45 Q555 Inter- collegiate Debate Committee Q35 Q55. Nathaniel Joseph Sperling, Bozefzzafz, Jimi., lVIechanical Engineering. Ray Jones Stanclift, V.S., Derby, Veterinary. Wesley Steele, Brookqxz, Electrical Engineering. 2 X5 9 N E5 Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samach5 Savage Club5 Mermaid5 Class President QI55 Class Baseball Team Q15 Q25: Class Football Team Q15 Q25: Era Q455 Class Prophet Q455 Glee Club Q25 Q35 Q455 Executive Council Musical Clubs Q35 Q455 President Musical Clubs Henry John Steuber, Leroy, Science. 5Valter Campbell Stevens, 1Vew Terk Cify, Law. WVilliam A. Stocking, Jr., B.Agr., Weafogzze, Come., Agriculture. YVill Austin Strong, Los Angeles, Cal., Law. E X. John Mo1'1'is Sutton, Ovid, SCiCDCC- Parton Swift, Bufalo, Pl1ilOS0phy- Z XII5 9 N E5 Quill and Daggerg Scalp and Blade5 Uncline5 Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 Savage Club5 '86 Memorial Speakerg Senior Ball Committee5 Prize Orator Q45. Yoshimaro Takatsuji, Tobin, jffzpazz, Electrical Engineering. Richard WVilliam Tanner, Jr., DoQgew7Ie, Law. Raymond Porter Tarr, Gfoucesfer, illczss., Science. B 9 U5 Major Q455 Military Hop Committee5 Junior Promenade Committee. 77 Harry Leroy Taylor, Nlaynard Augustine Tenney, George Isaac Teter, Alfred Henry Thiessen, Ernest Tompkins, Second Sibley Prize. VValter Scott Thomson, ffaflzbmgf, AVIS Brmzswick, file., Civil Engineering fczcksorwilfe, LHW YE-gy, Science Ty-gy, V Nlechanical Engineering lNrC'T,C' Tbrk Cify, Architecture K A3 Assistant Manager Cgj and Manager QQ 'Varsity Football Team. VVilliam Hargadine Thomson, 'D A 93 'Varsity Track Team QD. Harry Ransom Tobey, Ph.B., James Grant Tracy, Lyndon Sandford Tracy, James Steele Truman, Ph.B., Rudolph Tschentscher, B . S . in M.E ., CIJAG. Howard Treganza, B. S.in E.E., Andrew Edward Tuck, Sf. Louis, rlfo., lNIechanical Engineering F01-f PICIHZV, Law Syracuse, Philosophy Sjfrczczzse, lN'Iechanical Engineering Owego, Law Dzdz'cz1zaj50fz's, Ind., Nlechanical Engineering Brooftlwz, Electrical Engineering Ffackvz'lfc, Philosophy A T3 '98 CORNELLIAN3 '86 Memorial Speaker, Lieut. Colonel QU, Ivy Orator, Chairman Senior Banquet Committee, Debate Committee Fifteen C4j, Hop Committee QQ. Bayard Cobb Tullar, FVeff.s'1Jz'Z!e, Law George Henry Vandewalker, Ph.B., Clayfou, Law '86 Memorial Speaker, Cornell Congress, Debate Council, ,94 Memorial Debate. John WVallace Van Gordon, 1l!az'a11zo1'cz, Pa., Law Susan Evens Van VVert, Jczlizesiowlz, Arts A 112, Der Hexenkreis. George WVashington Vreeland, 1Vew Ibrk Cfiy, Electrical Engineering Class Track Team, 'Varsity Track Team CU Q25 QQ, Manager Basket Ball Team. Owen Adelbert VVaite, WeerZ5jJ01'i, Civil Engineering Frederick Edward Walcli, Syrczczzse, Science Philip Maxwvell Walte1', Chicago, Science 9 A X, E T3 Class Baseball Team Qrj Qzjg Class Track Team C11 Qzj, 'Varsity Track Team CID Q25 C353 'Varsity Record, 2ZO'YEll'Cl Hurdles, Junior Ball Committee, Pipe Custodian C33 QQ, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Senior Ball Committee. Archibald Robinson WVard, Harry A. YVard, Joseph Emery NVard, Ithaca, Agriculture Ofzeozzla, Electrical Engineering. Evalzsfoiz, ffl., Science. B 9 U3 9 N E, Class Baseball Team, PVz'do-w Q21 QQ QQ, Masque 3 Savage Club. Edgar Charles VVells, Dzrlzrib, llbrm., Mecliaiiical Engineering. John isessewring Wentz, flfazzck Cbzmle, Pa., lXTechanical Engineering. Y CD. 78 Emily Augusta Wiestwood, F1'ed01zz'a, A1-ts, llIagazz':ze,' Class Poet. James Peter WVhislieman, Readilzg, Pa., Civil Engineering. Harold Elijah XVhite, Syracuse, Mecliaiiical Engineering. University Scholarship C11 Qzj. YValter Charles Wfhite, Clezfelazzd, O., Science, A A 435 Assistant Commodore Cgj, Commodore QQ, Cornell Navy. Allen Edward XVhiting, ffoqoke, Jlffzss., Law. fb A 95 9 N Eg Oxuill and Daggerg Class Football Team flj Qzbg Class Athletic Team flj Qzjg 'Varsity Football Team C35 C4DQ Savage Clubg Mermaidg junior Promenade Committee, Glee Club Q32 C455 '93 Class Day Committee, Round Tableg Thelimag Law Class Banquet Committee Cgj Q41 Sidney Edwin VVhiting, fI00!0L'8, Jlrzss., Mechanical Engineering. CP A 9. AlCX3!1ClS1'B.X!VhltllC5',B.S. in NLE., Azzgmsm, Ga., Mechanical Engineering. Gertrude Luella VVillard, Gefzeseo, Philosophy. Gladys lfVillard, Brooklyn, Philosophy. K A 95 Cornell Scholarshipq Manager Tennis Club. Charles Spencer XVilliams, Ithaca, Arts. David Percy VVilliams, Terre Hazzfe, Dui., Law. Florence Louise Wfilliains, Le Roy, Arts. University Scholarshipg Lyric Clubg Sennightly. Williain VVillis, FZz1sbz'1zg, Mechanical Engineering. E fb. David Augustus XVilliston, 1Vew Zire City, Ag1'iCUlU11'6- Benjamin VVest 'VVilson, B.Agr., Fffrzeff, fa., Ag1'iCU1fU1'e- John Hancock VVynne, fibczccz, Mechanical Engineering. RIP A 9g Sphinx I-lead, Mermaiclg 798 CORNELLIAN5 Banquet Committee C123 Glee Club C25 fgpg Leader C4jg Cornell Song Book Committeeg Sub. '98 Freshman Crewg Savage Club. Thorpe WVesley VVright, flhmtclrzir, Ni f, Law- CP A 9. VVilliarn Truman Yale, Ph.B., Corffczizci, Law- A Class Athletic Teamg 'Varsity Athletic Team, 'Winner IZO-YRl'Cl Hurdle, Cornell-U. of P., 18953 'Varsity Record, 120-Yard Hurdle, Interclub Debategjunior Promenade Com- mitteeg Intercollegiate Team, 1897. Nicholas D. Yost, Afiams, Law. Elva Hulburd Young, A.B., Sprzrzgfield, Jlfczss., Law. K A 9. Lou E. Young, Gloversviffe, AHS' Mary Gertrude Young, .fly-6l7'l'0iZ, Arts' Harry Lyles Zabriskie, L,7'00l?4'V7Z, Electrical Eiiglneering' A Q. 79 V , Ninety-Nine. X C, Ninetyg I X, Nineg Cornell, Cornell, Ninety-Nine! E. B. CARTER . A. TI-IOMSON, JR. MISS S. E. ARTHUB C. L. BARTON . MISS E. P. DRAKE. I. C. LEWIS . A. B. LUEDER . A. C. KING . WV. K. AUCHINCLOSS E. C. ZELLER . BLUE AND WHI TE. Class Officers. S1 P1'c5L'clc1zz'. Fz'1'5! Vice Pre5z'rie1zz'. Second Vice P1'csz'de7zz'. Y?'ca5m'c1'. Cor1'c5j5a1zziz'7zg fS6C7'8fCZ7j Recora7z'7zg Sccreialjf. Fooiball Dirccfor. Navy Dz'1'ccz'o1'. Baseball Dz'1'ec!07'. 79'ack Dz'7'ecz'o7'. I 0196 juniors. Lizzie Louise Abeling, Cnzmjobmie, Philosophy. hlahelle XVinifred Adams, Ifoyalxfolz, rlhfss., Arts. Stewart L. Woodford, Scholarship. ,Q5, '97, WVilliam Fitch Allen, ffoffnmz' Pnfefzf, Agriculture. Evelyn Eglinton Andrews, Bl'00L0'7Z, Science. K K P. Edgar Lewis Andrews, Uf21z'lz'1zs, Agriculture. James Arthur Andrews, B0fz'z'a1', Arts. Edith Sarah Arnold, Peru, Arts. Sennightly. Susane Emma Arthur, Pfnz'f.s'6z11gf6, Arts. Sennightly. Willialn Kent Auchincloss, Bfyzz llfrzwr, Pa., hlechanical Engineering. K Ag Class Baseball Team Czbg Assistant Manager Musical Clubs C355 Junior Promenade Committee QQ, University Tennis Championship in Singles John Serpell Avery, Ii'0cbe5!er, Nlechanical Engineering. SZ.bZQ1'JOIlI'7lUZ,' Junior Promenade Committee. Philip Rodman Backus, B1'o0kQf1z, Electrical Engineering. XI' T5 La Fruijag Undineg Bench and Boardg Captain 'QQ Football Team Qljg Freshman Banquet Committee. Theodore Layton Bailey, fvew Ihre Ciiy, Philosophy. A A LD, ,QQ Freshman Crew, Annapolis Crew C215 Undineg Bench and Boardg Chairman ,QQ Smoker Committee. John Hammond Barker, Crown Poizzf, Science. 4' 1' Ag Second Lieutenant Qzjg junior Promenade Committee. 82 Eliphalet Austin Barnes, 5317-453,563 Mechanical Engineering. A T Ag Aleph Samachg Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Czj Qgjg Executive Council Musical Clubs Qgjg Savage Club, Bench and Board. Jesse Edmond Barney, Bezzfzifzgiofz, VZ., Electrical Engineering. Calvin Lewis Barton, Lifflealfeczflows, Pa., Civil Engineering. ,QQ Football Team Qzj. Jerome Arch Bateman, Bao7zzfz'!Ze, Law Ray Carlton Bateman, Scotfslizugf, Science Clifford Hubbard Belden, ffezrzforcl, C07ZlZ., Civil Engineering Horace Milton Bell, Vlf'n.s'kz'1zgz'01z, D. C., Electrical Engineering QP E Kg Masque Cast Qljg Captain Cgj. Noel Sisson Bennett, Albany, Science A 1125 9 N Eg Toastmaster Freshma Arthur Olin Berry, n Banquetg Masque QQ. Hohoke, llfczss., Mechanical Engineering Clyde Albion Berry, fczmesiozwz, Electrical Engineering Heyman Ely Bertolet, Oiey, Pa., Civil Engineering Edith Mae Biclcham, H0728-jf Bf'00k, Paz., Arts Agnes Brown Binkerd, Brookgfaz, Philosophy A f-Pg Raven and Serpent, Sennightly. Francis Eugene Blake, N01'fh Adfmzs, zlfass., Mecharrical Engineering Robert Byron Blakeslee, Cofd Glen, Pa., Electrical Engineering Rollin Ashley Blakeslee, W'eczMerly, Pa., Nlechanical Engineering Henry VVilliam Blodgett, Sf. Louis, zlfo., Law ZAEg CP A1193 0 NE, Round Table. Edith Elvira Bloomingdale, Alabama, Arts Garrick Miller' Borden, PWZ,5es-Barre, Pa., SCiC11CC Harold Nlortimer Bowdoin, New York Ci!-y, Architecture Alice Gertrude Brickelmaier, Bffookqvz, 3561106 K K F. John Cornelius Brocksmit, ffkaca, Electrical Engineering Revilo Talcott Brooks, Rzrsbford, A1'ChitCCfU1'e Class Baseball Team Harold NVarner Brown, C0Zzz11z6zzs, O., SUCUCC Nancy Fairfax Brown, IfVZ'7ZCb65fEl', Va Arts Edwin Sewall Browne, Cievelfmri, O., 5561109 XII T, Bench and Board, Masque Cast Cgj. Science. Faith Browning, Charles Henry Brustlein, B7'00kQ'7Z, 1Vew Qhfk Cffy, 33 BICCl1I1l1lC2Il Engineering. John Richard Caldwell, 1Vew6zn'gb, Mechanical Engineering. Louis Hamilton Carr, JW'czgczf'rz FaZ!s', Law. Emmett Browning Carter, Owego, hlechanical Engineering. Stroke Freshman Crew C155 Stroke Annapolis Crew C255 Substitute 'Varsity Crew C255 Captain Class Crew C355 Assistant Commodore of Navy C355 Class President C35. Francis lWills Case, Fz'21cifnL1f, O., hfechanical Engineering. K 2. Nelson Wfelch Cheney, Bzrfalo, Arts. K 2. Alfred Hull Clark, Bzrfivlo, IXITS- B 9 H5 Scalp and Blade. Hermann Everette Clark, Rocbesier, Af ff., Science. 'Varsity Track Team C15 C25 C355 Class Track Team C15 C255 Director C255 Class Foot- ball Team C25 5 Era C355 'Varsity Relay Team C15 C35 5 ,QQ Smoker Committee. Nlontgomery Hunt Clark, N210 Rochelle, Mechanical Engineering. 'Guy Forsythe Cleghorn, Green fslzzfzff, Civil Engineering. Frederick Aldrich Cleveland, JJIIZNZ-,1'l'lZ, Arts. A A 1115 Aleph Samach5 Undine5 Bench and Boardg Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Debate Committee of Fifteen C355 '99 CORNELLIAN5 Widow C15 C255 Editor-in-Chief C35 5 Assistant Business Manager Sun C25 5 Managing Editor C35. YVilliam Eltinge Conklin, Fz'.9hkz'f!, Civil Engineering. Georgiana Conrow, Phz'!mieIj1bz'a, Pa., Arts. A CIP. Hugh Oliver Cook, Ll'rfl.S'AZ-7Z57'ZiO7Z, D. C. Arts. Erwin Stratton Cooley, Plrriljeid, Af j., lNIechanical Engineering. A T A5 Banjo and Mandolin Club C25 C355 Hockey Team C25 5 'Varsity Track Team Clarence Elbert Corwin, Gl'66l'Z?0l'f, Philosophy. Oliver James Coville, Spz'z'1zgvz'I!e, Philosophy. Clifford De Vfitt Coyle, Aliolz, ffl., Law. Z XP5 9 N E5 Undine5 Bench and Boardg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Freshman Law Banquet Committee. Charles Judson Crary, Lalfczyeiie, Dui., Law. Leon George Crary, Crmion, Arts. President 'QQ Curtis Club5 Debate Council5 Underclass Debate C15 C25. Jose Ma1'ia Cuervo, Havafza, Cuba, lVlechanical Engineering. Xvllliam Cox Dalzell, Jr., Eg7'277Z07Zf, jlfcrss., hIechan'l Engineering. Freshman Crew5 Class Football Team C255 Track Team C255 Annapolis Crew C255 Substitute 'Varsity Crew Nlarius Schoonmaker Darrow, !iYZ.7ZgSf07Z, Civil Engineering. 84 Vfilton Joseph Darrow, Class Football Team Qzj. Robert Irving Davidson, Esther hlercy Davis, A Pg Raven and Serpent. Evelyn Hakes Dennis, A F5 Raven and Serpent. Harry wvllltillg Dennis, hflary Rebecca Dennis, Ralph Derr, K Ag Savage Club, Masque, Lzzkewooci, Af ,f, Civil Engineering. Uilrcoy, Mecliaxiical Engineering. Oneida, Philosophy. Ifbczca, Philosophy. If6ClCf7, Civil Engineering. Cbarfoffe, A1-ts, lflf7fX2cs-l5'czr1'e, Paz., hlechanical Engineering. Masque Cast QD, Glee Club fgjg Class Track Team C253 Class Football Team tzjg Substitute 'Varsity Football Team Czj. VVilher Howard Dickerson, Nlary Doherty, VValter Perry Doig, Hem-yWV. Sage Scholarship Q11 Qzjg '99 CORNELLIAN. Robert Daniel Donohue, John Henry Doughty, Jr., Allen Norton Drake, X N113 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Business Manager Undineg Bench and Board. Elizabeth Guest Drake, A III. Ernest Allen Drake, John Thomas Drake, MR1'CL1S Nlortier Drake, Jr., llfczfaze. hiechanical Enginee1'ing. Cz'fzcz'mzcz!z', O., Arts. B001zv,'z'fle, A1'ts. l9kCZlZBCZZt6!6.5', Law. lfllaiferzwfzfz, lVlechanical Engineering. Rocbesfer, Science. Widow Qzj Qgjg La Fruijag Bzgjwv, Ai-ts. ffkacfz, Nlechanical Engineering. Cbesier, Electrical Engineering. Bgrfglg, Electrical Engineering. A T Q5 Scalp and Bladeg Class Track ,Team g 'Varsity Track Team Qzjg Junior Prome- nade Committee. Charles Henry Duncan, Frank Hall Eastman, B 9 Hg Captain QQ, Smoker 'Charles David Eckler, 'Charles Talcott Ellis, NI' T3 Round Tableg Thelima. Alexander Hamilton Emery, Elsie Ross Engle, Clarence Metz Eshelman, Frank Enrich, Jr., ffbczccz, Mecliaiiical Engineering. Falls Cbmfk, Va., Electrical Engineering. Committee. Pz'!zf.ff01'd, Architecture. Owego, Law. aS'liCZ7lgf07'lZ7, Come., hlechanical Engineering. fibczca, Arts' jwaganz Fafls, Electrical Engineering. Toledo, O., Architecture. F Undine Bench and Board- Glee Club fi' K Klfg Aleph Samachg Savage Club, La ruljag 5 1 1 1 Qzj QQ, Executive Council Musical Clubs fgjg Freshman Banquet Commllleei Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Class Football Team LID CZD, CHPUUU C25- 85 Frederick Everett, First Lieutenant Cgj. George Abram Everett, Frank Malcolin Farmer, Albert Theodore Farrell, Pofsdam, SCiCI1CC YD K Klfg Bench and Boardg Wz'dozu C21 C353 '99 CORNELLIAN. Edward Charles Fish, XII Tg Bench and Board. Nathan Stilson Fisher, Schuyler Lyon Fisher, Pofsdam, AITS Iffmz, Electrical Engineering Escaizaba, Rick., Architecture Safczlzzmzca, Law ,Jxb7 LC'Z'CA, Civil Engineering Cl'7ZCl'7Z7ZUfl., O., Mechanical Engineering Coxswain Freshman Crewg Coxswain Annapolis Crew C21 g Substitute ,Varsity Coxswain C2j. WVager Fisher, University Scholarship Czjg Louisa Fitts, XVard Leeland Fleming, Henry Hubbard Foster, VValter Lee Foster, Darius Howard Fuller, ATS2g GNEQ Tenn Homer Howell Gage, Incencio Galindo, Jr., Jesse Young Glenn, Katherine lvlary Gloth, Edmund Louis Goodman, James Francis Goodman, Masque Cast CID Czb Cgjg Sta Chauncey Scranton Goodrich, George Samuel Goodwin, VVilliam Gordon, K 25 University Scholarship.- Norman Judd Gould, Bl'j'7Z Jfczwr, Pa., Civil Engineering Interclass Debate Czj. ,lf01'rzz'z'fz, Science Gznz'Qford, Optional Bzqfnlo, Arts Dajfiolz, O., Law Porilczlzci, flfe., Civil Engineering is Championship in singles Cgj. Bezgrezz, Philosophy fikrzca, Civil Engineering Berwick, Pa., hlechanical Engineering E1'z'e, Pa., Arts R0fb85'f6l', Architecture Bzgjlzlo, hlechanical Engineering ge Manager Masque Cgjg Masque Council Cgj. Speecisville, Letters ffbfzca, hlechanical Engineering HaZQ'a.v, 1V. S., Cam., Electrical Engineering Seneca Falls, lvlechanical Engineering E 'Pi MRSQUC CID C25 C315 Class President Czjg junior Promenade Committee, Assistant Stage Manager Masque C335 Undineg Bench and Board. Clyde D. Gray, Joseph WVaring Green, Frederick George Grimshaw, Harry Andrew Hageman, Lzzkevifle, Electrical Engineering Dfzyiolz, O., Architecture Pafersoiz, JV J., hlechanical Engineering Nz'aga1'a l7cz!Z.s', Mechaiiical Engineering 86 John Allen Haines, Cbg'ggg07 jjj., Letters K A5 Savage Club5 Undineg Bench and Boardg Manager Class Football Team C155 Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 ,QQ Smoker Committeeg Wz'dow C12 Czjg Assistant Managing Editor CQQ5 Masque C2j5 Manager of Masque C3Q5 Glee Club C315 Assistant Manager 'Varsity Athletic Team Cgj. Frederick Francis Hall, sS,1'7'!ZC7l.S'8, Civil Engineering- fI1K 'lf5 Athletic Director C155 Class Track Team C15 5 Bench and Board. Brace Hayden Hamilton, Bzgflzlo, Mechanical Engineering. 9 A X5 Scalp and Blade, Undine5 Bench and Boardg Assistant Leader Sophomore Co- tillion. Leon Wilsoii Hartman, Iibczccz, Science, Elbert Allen Hawkins, .flb'l6m'1z, Electrical Engineering. Vfalter WVing Hay, Iibrzca, Arts.. President Freshman Debating Union. Royal Storrs Haynes, Afew fork Ciiy, Philosophy., A T5 Aleph Samach5 Masqueg Em C3j5 Editor-in-Chief ,QQ CORNELLIAN. Ralph Hayward, Lockpoffl, Mechaiiicztl Engineering.. K E5 Master ofthe Chimes C3j. Robert Henry Hazeltine, 5l'00kQjf7Z, Mechanical Engineering. K A5 Bench and Board5 PVz'do-zu C21 Cgj 5 Class Track Team Czj 5 First Lieutenant Bicycle Corps Frederick Bryant Henderson, PVeecispo7'z', Civil Engineering. Harry Lyman Hibbard, Akron, O., Mechanical Engineering- Anson Holbrook Higley, Bczfavzkz, Civil Engineering. Acton Miller Hill, New Tiorft Cify, Law. Ebenezer Hill, Jr., So. No1'zoaZk, Come., Mechanical Engineering. Z N115 Bench and Board5 Substitute 'Varsity Football Team. . John Stuart Hills, Brookgffz, Mechanical Engineering.. Business Manager ,QQ CORNELLIANQ Sun, junior Promenade Committee C3j. Williain Atwood Hilton, lfVaz1erQ1, Sciellce- Edmund Howard Hollands, lfVczz'e1'vZz'ef, Philosophy. Harold Allen Holly, PVcz1'saw, Science- John Howard Holmes, Si. Lomb, Jlfo., AWS- Nellie Louise Hopkins, Oxford, Arts- A CP. Harry Finch Howes, Cofilaazd, A1'ChlteCtU1'e-- Orson Cary Hoyt, Bzgfalo, Lim'- 9 A X5 Scalp and Bladeg Savage Clubg Banjo and Mandolin Clubs CID C21 C355 Masque Cast C3j5 President Junior Law Class. James Floyd Hubbell, fibacez, Law. 57 Helen Jane Huebener, Lmzcasfer, Arts K A 95 Dramatic Club, Wayside. Frances Helen Hunt, Wfesz' Afew Brzlgbfolz, Science K K F. Vernon Seth Ingersoll, Aciziisolz, Civil El1gil1CCl'i11g Russell Gage Inslee, 1Vewz'o1z, JW Lf., hieclianical Engineering A A CID. -Stephen Dodd Inslee, Jvezcfmz, Af J., Science A A 119. Hiram Gardner Jackson, Locl'j5orf, Electrical Engineering X XII, Class Football Team CID Czjg Class Ba Assistant Leader Sophomore Cotillion. seball Team Q12 Qzjg La Fruijag Undine Amy Jacqueline Jennings, Da1z6-V, Philosophy 'Guernsey Read Jewett, ilforni-fa, Arts X X113 Second Lieutenant. Henry Smith Johnson, Bfzbylozz, Electrical Engineering 'George Keith Johnston, SJf1i1zey,rVewS0. Wfnfcs, Electrical Engineering Richard Harry Johnston, B1'00kQf1z, Arts -Sarah Helen Ewing Johnston, Ovz'cz', Arts Fred Atwood Jones, Bozzbzmz, Texas, Electrical Engineering Frederick Lewis Jones, Ll'rt'IfEl'Zi0'ZU1?, Architecture Louise VValdman Katz, lfl W11zz'1zg!01z, LV. Science K A 95 Stewart L. Woodford Scholarship Q11 Qzj. YValter Furman Kelley, Brooklyn, Electrical Engineering. Asa Carlton King, Yl'zmzcz1z56111g, Agriculture Freshman Crew, Annapolis Crew Qzjg 'Varsity Crew Czj 'Claude Lorraine Kinney, JVcwio1z, A'cz1z., Philosophy Ely hflerrick Kinney, Afb8lZS, Pa., hlechanical Engineering fl? Z K. Amos John Klinkhart, Cal2czj'oba1'z'e, Architecture Frank Barnes Kloclc, Syraczzse, hlechanical Engineering lfvillfel' Ray Knapp, .Bl.7Zg'bd7lZf0lZ, Science. Emma Anna Knott, Cczizajohzzie, Philosophy Williain Julius Krome, Edu'a1'd51iz'fZe, ffl., Civil Engineering 9 N E. Helen Nlarian Latting, Sko1'z'5vz'lZe, E Science University Scholarship. Estelle Adelaide Leach, Ilzbzz, Optional. Herbert Blanchard Lee, Bzgjrczfo, Arts. K A3 Undine, Second Lieutenant Qzjg Class Track Team Qzjg Suu f3jg Glee Club Q32 ,QQ CORNELLIAN. SS Edwin James Lewis, A216111-12, Irving Chauncey Lewis, lfrbfgggg, Pg., John YVilliam Lloyd, Glen Efljffz, III., Elim Christian Loetscher, Dubuque, Ia., Charles Clifford Lord, JH. Verizon, IP I' A. Pa Archie Byron Lueder, WQ'Zke.s'-If-'fzr1'e, . , Mechanical Engineering MCCh3HiC2ll Engineering Agriculture Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering 'Varsity Football Team C2Q Cgjg Class Football Team UD C213 Class Track Team Czj. Arthur Roy Mabey, Efgjfeld Falls, lVIechanical Engineering Volney Nelson McCa1'n, Andover, rlfass., Electrical Engineering hlarie Lisle McColloni, Y3'oy, Pa., Arts K A 95 Raven and Serpent. Robert Stevenson hIcDonald, London, Oni., Crm., Philosophy E K. Stewart McDo11ald, Chicago, III., Electrical Engineering Thomas Clifford hIcElroy, Oiizmzwa, fa., Architecture Grace Ethelyn McGonegal, Rocbesier, Arts A F. Carl Bernhard Machold, Awzsierfiam, Architecture Leslie McHa1'g, Bifzghafzzton, Civil Engineering Francis M. McKinley, Clayton, Law '98 Banquet Committee. John Joseph McMalio1i, EZZz'co!Zvz'lZe, LGUEGFS Emily Dart Ma1'ti11, IfIf0l'C6SZiL'I', Arts William Horatio Mason, Lowisoznzg, VP . ., Electrical Engineering Herman Ralph Mead, tfCZ7IZ6SZi0'LUlZ, PIUUOSOPIIY Frederick John Meddeii, Seneca Falls, SCiC11CC Ogden Me1'1'ill, Brookqiz, Civil Engineering Captain University Basket Ball Teamg Class Track Team Czj. Reginald Brind Mildon, ilffzrlboro, rllass., Civil Engineering John Vincent Millel-, A,B', Ak,-072, OW hlechanical Engineering A K E. Ernest Allan Miller, Ilkczca, Science A T SZ. Milton Cheney Nliller, Chicago, ffl., Philosophy A K Eg Class President Q11 3 Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Q12 Czj C3DQ La Fruija QQ, Undine Czjg Bench and Board Cgjg Savage Club- My1'tle Helen Mille1', Trzmzafzsozzzgf, Science 39 Rice Mi11e1-, f1U'fZ5Z30r0, Ill., Law. CI: A flag 6 N Eg Round Table, Thelima. NVilliam Raymond Miller, Doylesiozwz, O., Mechanical Engineering. B 9 Hg 9 N Eg Aleph Samachg Class Baseball Team Qlj C215 Class Football Team Qlj Czjg Class Track Team Czjg 'Varsity Football Team C213 'Varsity Baseball Team CID Czjg Junior Promenade Committee. Dean Miltimore, iMax Howard Miner, ,Varsity Athletic Team QD. Nelson Kingsland Moody, E CD5 Undineg Bench and Board. Edward Lockhart Moore, Egbert Jessup Moore, Ralph Switzer Moo1'e, Roscoe Blake lVIorton, John Norris lvlowery, Jr., A.B., VV'alter Mulford, University Scholarship. 'Chester Nlurray, Andrew Morell Myers, Daniel Howard O'Brien, 'Clarence hleigs Oddie, Cczfsldff, Science. Cbarfezizofzf, Jfass., lNIechanical Engineering. T1'zfz15z'z'ZIe, Pa., Mechanical Engineering. ffzzlrfnx, LV. S., Crm., Veterinary. PdfCk0gll6, Civil Engineering. Porisnzozzfk, O., Mechanical Engineering. Chicago, III., Science. ilfcz1'z'ez'fzz, Pa., hleclianical Engineering. Eflifg7'8ZU00ti, Pa., Agriculture. Taiiefzrflle, Philosophy. Azabmvz, Civil Engineering. 1Vewl1zm'Zfe!, Science. Eels! Ol'CZlZlg'C', Af Lf., Optional. 9 AXg Aleph Samachg Bench and Boardg Freshman Crew, Captain Annapolis Crew, junior Promenade Committee, Class Football Team Qzj. Martin Henry Offinger, Mable Estelle Ogden, John Howard Ogle, fl? P A. John NVilliam O'Leary, E X. Nelson Easton Otterson, Sibley Scholarship Qlj Qzjg Substitute Class Football Team UD. ' Alonzo Hammond Partridge, WValter Lacey Pate, 112 K X119 Mandolin and Banjo Clubs CID Qzjg Athletic Director of'99 Law Class. Clarence Arthur Perry, Edgar Nichols Pratt, John VValter Prince, Arthur Garwood Rakestraw, Jlft. Vcrlwzz, Electrical Engineering. Gf0vc1'sw'Zle, Science. A flag Raven and Serpentg President of S. and P. A. QQ, Sage Basket Ball Team Qzj 135. Bellezfille, IU., Electrical Engineering. Ck1'Cdg'0, ffl., Electrical Engineering. fczflzesdzzzgf, LV J., Electrical Engineering. Albany, Nlechanical Engineering. B7'00k6f7Z, Law, Syrczczfsc, Science. Attica, Architecture. Vifzelczzzd, IV. f, Electrical Engineering. Uffillowdale, Pez., Electrical Engineering. QO 'Charles Joseph Ramsburg, W?zskz'1zg!07z, D. C., Science, A T? Aleph Samiwhi Captain C355 SUD C3Dg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Glee Club Qij Qzjg Leader QD, Savage Club, Arthur Bevers Raym ond, Brookfwz, llflechanical Engineering. E X, Substitute Freshman Crew, junior Promenade Committee. Jane Elizabeth Reamer, Plraferloo, Philosophy. A 11. Hugh Daniel Reed, fI01'7zeZfsvz'Ife, A,g1-igultufe, ,Julius Emil Reinhardt, Serapio Reyna, Alton Armitage Richardson, 'VVilliam Carrington Richardson, Ckicczgfo, ffl., llforefos, rlfcx., Perry, ffrooilwz, University Scholarship, Editor-in-ChiefBulletifz. -Champlain Lord Riley, Glee Club Czj. Dwight Carrington Rockwood, Damaso Rodriquez, Laurance Irving Scott, WT, La Fruijag Undineg Bench Lewis Edgar Shanks, Ira Cyrus Sheldon, 'Matliei' WVilliams Sherwood, Ithaca, Bzgfczlo, Cloak, rlfex. , Sanz F!'d7ZClb'C0, and Board. Gl'CC7Z3L'Z'Cb, First Lieutenant Cgjg ,QQ Smoker Committee. 'Gideon Pitts Short, Emerson Smalley, First Lieutenant Cgj . Edmond Sewall Smith, 9 A X3 Undineg Bench and Board, Louis James Smith, - -Oscar Francis Smith, Herman Spoehrer, slr., Henry N. Sporborg, Albert Stamford, Z Nlfg Undineg Bench and Board. Williaiii Boyd Stain ford, Nlechanical Engineering. Civil Engineering. Mechaiiical Engineering. Arts. Electrical Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Civil Engineering. Czzf., Electrical Engineering. Philosophy. Architecture. Mechanical Engineering. Arts. Mecliaiiical Engineering. Science. Scalp and Bladeg Assistant ,Varsity Baseball Manager. Cojbelzbageiz, Syracuse, Hoizeojffe, 1Vew Kirk City, Bzrfalo, Le Roy, Vz'cz'or, lvew QQVE City, G!ove1'svz'Z!e, Grcmd View, Grmzzz' View, Electrical Engineering. Arts. Electrical Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Mechaiiical Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Z XII: Bow ,QQ Crew CID Qzj tgjg Bow Annapolis Crew Qzjg Q25 QQ, Bench and Board. NVilliam Henry Stanclring, Roy Morgan Stanley, 1Vew6z11'gff , L e Roy, QI Arts. Electrical Engineering. Morton Burr Stelle, Jr., A210 Tbrle Cffy, Civil Engineering. XII T3 La Fruijag Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Undineg Bench and Board. Henry Micliaels Stern, Rocbesfer, 9 N E, 799 Smoker Committee. Edward Livingston Stevens, J1'., Rome, XII Tg La Fruijag Class Track Team Qzj. Ormond Butler Strong, Xxlfg Undineg' Round Table, Council. Judson Merrick Taber, H. WVorthington Talbott, E X. Thomas Maurier Talbott, CIP A CID. Robert Cromwell Taylor, Helen Elizabeth Thalman, A CP. Horace Hadden Thayer, Jr., Eugene Delphin Thebaud, Alexander Thomson, Jr., Joseph Beard Tinker, ,99 Savalzl-zfzk, Ga., Cornelliang Masque, Acidfsolz, Rockville, ilfd., Roclevfffe, Jfci. , Illdlitlllll, Pd., Rollze, 2'o1zker.s', Bzrfafo, Bro0kQ'22, Rock Sfl'6Hl1I, Science. Arts. Arts. Captain Intercollegiate Debate Science. Electrical Engineering. Science. Civil Enginee1'ing. Philosophy. Blechanical Engineering. Science. Civil Engineering. Electrical Engineering. Charlene Adell Tobias, Ifbczca, Philosophy. K K I'. Chester Clay Torrance, , Gowczzzdn, Civil Engineering. University Scholarship QQ Qzjg 'Varsity Cross Country Team Q21 Qgj. Lucy Pansy Torrance, Gowmzcicz, Philosophy. President White Scholarship Qlj Czb. Helen Mae Townley, S07lfh Lazzsffzg, Philosophy. Charles Aurelius Tracy, Ghent, Science. John Crasson Trautwine, gd, Pbz'!czdeZpkz'zz, Pa., Civil Engineering. Emma Jane Traxell, 1Vew Loufiozz, Science. Cornelia Burton Trowbridge, .Vew ffczvefz, Came., Science. K A 9, Raven and Serpent. Alonzo George Trumbull, Ho1'fze!!5vz'ZZe, Ikfechanical Engineering. Sherman Marsh Turrill, Ithaca, Architecture. Arthur Underhill, rllofztclczilf, 'Ni j., Civil Engineering. X XP. Maxwell Mayhew Upson, B.A., G1'a1edFo1',5s, Af D., BlechanicalEngineering. Aleph Samachg Sz'bZeyjozcr1zaI,' Junior Promenade Committee. Jay Van Everen, Bro0kQf2z, Architecture. 92 y Bea Urquiza, 9 X5 9 N E. John James Van Nostrand, NPT. Frank Henry Vedder, ,94 Memorial Debater. Marcia Vedder, K A G. Charles lfVilliam Vocke, CP 2 K. Adolph Law Voege, George Olds W'agner, Bosioiz, Hfrzss. , Mechaliical Engineering Brooklyn, Law U2'l'Cfl, Philosophy Sf.foh1zsw'ZZe, Optional BczZ!z'11z01'e, llfd., Nlechanical Engineering. Brookbffz, Electrical Engineering Bzjfflfv, Civil Engineering K Ag Savage Clubg Undineg Bench and Boardg Class Crew CID CZJ C3jq Class Baseball Team Crj Czjg Class Football Team C113 Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee Banjo and Mandolin Clubs CID Czjg Leader of Banjo Club Cgj. Samuel WViley WVakeman, Brz'rZgej50r!, Come., Electrical Engineering A T Ag Aleph Samachg Captain Freshman Crewg 'Varsity Crew Czjg Sophomore Cotil lion Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Annapolis Crew Czj. Elisha Hubbell Walke1', Bl'Z'dg6p0l'f, Colm., Architecture Robert Galen YVare, Jr., B6ZZllZ.llZ07'L', flfd., Nlechanical Engineering Richard Cornell VVarren, ffbczcfz, Agriculture B 9 Hg 9 N E. William Felter Waterbury, Oriskmzy, Science Grace Salisbury WVaterman, Wo1'ces!e1', Optional George Pendleton WVatkins, Bellziille, Arts Julius Weiss, 1Vew Tbrk Cify, Science Arthur Lewis Wessels, B.S., Cliniofz, fa., Science Erastus Lovette YVest, Lakeville, Electrical Engineering Charles Crawford VVhinery, East O7'6l7Zg6, Al Lf., SCi611CC Aleph Samachg Class Baseball Team CID C253 Class Track Team C2Jg Class Baseball Di rector C215 Era C335 Assistant Manager 'Varsity Baseball Team C3J. Samuel Brent WVhinery, Easf Orange, N f , Nlechanical Engineering Nlortimore Emanuel VVile, ROCA8Sf67', LCUCYS Robert MO,.1.iS Williins, 1Vew 21214 Cify Electrical Engineering Friend Pitts Williains, Olefziz, Civil Engineering Helen Elizabeth WVilson, Iikacfz, AWS Victor Tyson Wilsoii, ffbacrz, A1'ChlteCtUfe Herbert Alphonso Wiltse, ffamzibzzl, lNIechanical Engineering Arthur Frederick NVines, Sjjffflzgfelzi, ffl., 93 hiechanical Engineering Floyd Robins Wfright, Waltei' Bradley X'V1'lgl1t, Perry Edward lVurst, K 2. WValter Clarke Yeatman, Frederick Wfilliam Youmans, Adelaide Taber Young, K A 9: Raven and Serpent. Charles Van Patten Young, Ifbczca, Arts Ifkaca, Law ffollmzci, Letters Grczlzd View, Tenn., Electrical Engineering Delff1', Law Wlilsboro, Pa. Science W z'f!1'a11zsj5o1'f, Pa., Arts A Afbg Aleph Samachg 'Varsity Baseball Team Q15 Czjg Captain Qgjg 'Varsity Football Team CID C25 C3Dg Class Football Team C135 Class Football Director Czjg Captain Class Baseball Team Qzj. Henry Amerman Young, Qbzzizers, Civil Engineering A T Ag Class Baseball Team. Joseph VVitham Young, Brookfyzz, Science LP A 9. Eugene Charles Zeller, Si. Louis, Alfa., Science fb A 9, Class Track Team C11 C21 5 'Varsity Track Team Qzj QQ. WValter Martin Z ink, Bzrfhfo, Letters A T, Underclass Debate C135 Debate Council CID Qzj Qgjg '94 Memorial Prize Debater Q22 Cgjg Substitute Cornell U. of P, Debate Qzjg Cornell U. of P. Debate C313 Chairman junior Promenade Committee. Henry Hiram Tuller, Rfcbjfefzi Sj51'z'1zg.9, Ci Vil Engi neeriug Zslfg Unclineg Bench and Board, Assistant Manager Football Team fgjg Manager QQ Athletic Council, Aleph Samach. fix'-'IT Vg 4 : gy 1 wil Q ZH ' t ill' 1 V ll 'itll 22 34 at af l l G-WWW K Vff , 5lV-:ft 9 3:91-2 . 5 ftl,Qfj.1. ff X ,,,., , - to -V ll ' Z ji -- ' l I . . fl.'ll lli'l 5 x-'tl lil . A .. .--. - fl W l ff .Nat ff N .Q K ' t X f- ' 'Wt' yxtw x , Q -,ea , . , .g..,,.ui,,.1, Qs, , .4 f ' ' -- ww f- vw: wi - if -, 9. 1 .. su- fl, , s v 4.-,lf ,,. -i. -vs, N- , 1 xx f . L . -' Qu. ' f w ff i . - 7 N X f Wai. X' lGfDi1' E A W F? ' X lx Q 'l? if Leia -25 ' f 1 as X X ill QQ- :ig , ,awful 4- QD? ' M' EF!! ,F '1'fj',l,o,,' X , ,H V z,'l Xxx rf 7 '11- ll.'l2tb .Y ' in in f' it tll ! 'l,,llr l ,lil ,s Xlll C jf M 'XA-Q I .Q Xl XxNl lil Z 7 ff wfy: ll I M x Aw ff 4 57 ll I A i l -- 94 I I I . , 4 ' Q ' . 1 Ji 1 , A '4 1 I 4 0 5 l L 1 1 8 N ineteen Hundred. Fin de Siecle, Siecle, Siecle, Fin de Siecle We yells Nineteen Hundred, Nineteen Hundred, H. H. KENDALL G. YOUNG, JR. MISS KERR . VV. ARTINGSTALL Miss RAY . A. D. WVARNER, H. G. VVHITE H. XV. SVVANITZ F. S. TRA,CY F. N. RANDALL Cornell, Cornell, Cornell. OLIVE-GREEN AND WHITE. Class Officers, 97 . . .P7'63l.lZ,E7Zf Fz'1'5i Vice P7'8SZ.Ci6lZf Second Vice Presifiefzi Recorclflzg Sefrciczfy C07'7'CSp072dZ'7Zg Secrefaly . . Y9'6lZSZl7'67' . Baseball DZ.l'f?Cf0l' . Foof6aZZ Direcfor 1Vfwy Direcfor .7-yflfk D1.1'6'CZ'07' 1 x 1 , 4 , Q i , E. S. HOLCOBIB ineteen Hundred One. M D C C C C Ig Cornell, Cornell, Nineteen-one! J. R. PATTERSON . MISS MARY F. MCCLURE D. E. SMITH MISS ALICE L. J. L. SENIOR E. A. KINSLEY F. TYLER L. S. LYON . VV. H. OGDEN DICKINSON PURPLE AND WHITE. Class Officers. 99 . . President Fl'7'5'f Vice P1'esz'rZem' Second T0'ce Pvfesicienl R6C07'dZ'7Zg Seereiarjf C'07'7'6S?07ZCL7Z'lZg' Secretary. . . Treczsureff . AMZez'z'e Dz'7'ee!0r . Baseball Dz'1'ecio1' . Fooiball Director 1VfzIJy Direeior - . General Summary. Government, Ceacbers, and Other Officers. TRUSTEES :- Ex zyfcio ...... Elected-By the Board . By the Alumni . Total . . TEACHERS :- Professors . . . Associate Professors Assistant Professors . Lecturers . . . Instructors . Assistants, etc. Total . . Non-Resident Lecturers . . . Whole number of Teachers PREAcHERs . . . . . . LIBRARY STAFF ..... OTHER OFFICERS . GRADUATE DEPARTMENT Z- Fellows ...... Scholars ...... Students. Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees Graduates, not candidates for Degrees Total, deducting for names counted twice GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE CoURsEs , COLLEGE or ARTS AND SCIENCES:- Senior Class .... junior Class .... Sophomore Class . . Freshman Class . . . Medical Preparatory Students . Special Students . . . Total . COLLEGE OF LAW:- Senior Class . Junior Class . . Optional Students . First Year Class Special Students Total . . . COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE :- Senior Class . . junior Class . . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class Special Students Total . 100 9 20 IO SI 7 25 2 S5 51 191 29 22 19 142 I2 78 119 117 170 167 IO 27 110 I7 4 98 II IO 5 8 31 22 39 220 30 13 15 154 6IO 240 76 STATE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE :- Third Year Class Second Year Class A i ' 2 First Year Class 6 Total . . , I6 COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE!- Senior Class . . 5 junior Class . . 9 Sophomore Class . 21 Freshman Class 13 TOl13.l . . . . COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING:- Senior Class . . . 17 Junior Class . . . 27 Sophomore Class 53 Freshman Class 31 Total . . . . . 178 SIBLEY COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING :- Senior Class . . . . . 56 Iunior Class . 86 Sophomore Class 126 Freshman Class . 179 Special Students . 16 Total . . . 463 Whole Number of Students . 1790 SUMMER SCHOOL:- General and Technical Courses . 171 Law Courses ....... . 23 Total, deducting for names counted twice . 192 Students in Short Course in Agriculture CWinter, 18971 60 Summary by States. New York . . II3l North Carolina Florida. . I Pennsylvania . . 117 Montana . Mississippi I Illinois . . 78 California . Oklahoma I 'Ohio . . O3 Nebraska . . . South Dakota 1 Massachusetts . 49 South Carolina Canada . 20 New Jersey . 46 Georgia . . . Mexico . 4 Connecticut 26 Kansas . Cuba 3 Michigan . . . 2I Tennessee . . japan u . 3 Missouri . . . 21 Louisiana . AuSt1'11l121 - 1 District of Columbia IS North Dakota . . Brazil . I Iowa . . . 18 Rhode Island . Chma I - I Indiana . . . I5 Utah . Costa Rico 1 Maine . I4 Vermont . . . 3 Nicaraugua I Virginia . II Washington . . 3 N0l'Way - I Wisconsin II New Hampshire 2 Peru i . I Maryland IO West Virginia . . Porto Rico I Texas . 9 Oregon . . 5C0fl2'-nd - I Minnesota 7 Kentucky . Spam . I Colorado . 6 Alabama . 'l url-:ey . I Delaware . . 6 Arizona . VV?-les I . I'jQO Total . IOI In F52 emonam Cllharlesm wunzm' Eznarifwrauner Wunslanlig igergaube EW Ki EE E16 Y H :UNT M' 4 I fraternities. IN ORDER OF TI-IE ESTABLISHMENT OF CHAPTERS .XT CORNELL. Zmxm PSI. CIII PIII. KAI-I-A AI.IfII.x. AI.I'II.-I DIQIJVA PIII. PIII KAIIIIA PSI. CIII PSI. DEI.'I'A UIISILON. DEIJPA KAI'I'.fx EIISILGN. TIIE'1ux DJELTIX CI-II. PIII DI2I,'I'.Ix TIIIQTA. IgE'l'A r.F1IE'l'A PI. PSI UPSILGN. IQAPPA ALPIIA TIIIz'I'.-x. Claes Societies. KAPIIA KAPIIA GAMMA. DEI.'I'.x GAMMA. AT.l,IIIX TAU OMIQGA. PIII GAMMA DEI.'l'.X. PIII DIiI.'1'IX PIII. AI,PII.Ix PIII. PIII SIGMA IQAPPA. DEI.1'.'X TIIU DlEI.'I'I-X. SIGMA PIII. SIGMA CIII. DEI,'I'A CII1. DIEI.TA PI-II. Q KAPILI SIGMA. CIIANCEIIY QSCIIIOI' Lnwj. QLIII.I. AND DACQCER QSCIHOI SIIIIINX HEAD QSeIIioI'j. ALEPII SAMACII CIIIIIio1'j. Honorary Societies. PIII BETA IQAPPA QClz1ssicalj. SIGMA XI QScientiHcj, 10+ PHI . ZETA . DELTA SIGMA . CH1 . KAPPA TAU . X1 . LAMBDA PS1 . IOTA . THETA X1 ALPHA ALPHA Psi NU . EPSILON UPSILON ETA . MU BETA . Zeta Pei. FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF NENV YORK, 1846. Chapter Roll. University of New York. WVillia1ns College. Rutgers College. University of Pennsylvania. Colby University. Tufts College. Lafayette College. University of Michigan. Bowdoin College. Cornell University. University of California. University of Toronto. Columbia College. McGill University. Case School of Applied Science Brown University. University of North Carolina. Yale University. Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Virginia. Active Chapters, 20. 105 Zeta pm. PSI CHAPTER, ESTABLISHED 1868. In Facultate. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS XVAITE. In Urbe. SCHUYLER GIKANT. CHARLES BAKER BIANDEVILLE. College of Law. 1898. XVILLIAM HENRY FLIPPEN. 1899, GEORGE NXKVASHINGTON RECTOR. RALPH XCERXON TAILEXANDER. EDGAR JOSEPH ROZIER. Undergraduates. 1898. PARTON SWIFT. LEE BIASTEN FRANCIS. JAMES BLTRTON FENTON. JEREAIIAH DE SIIET LIAGUIRE 1899. 'CLIFFORD DE XVITT COYLE. XVILLIAM BOYD STANFORD. HENRY HIRANI TULLER. ALBERT STANFORD. EBENEZER HILL, JR. QH.J. 19oo. 'CLARENCE LALEXIS EUSTAPIIIEVE. HENIRX' FARNUM STOLL. LYNN HAZELTINE BRIGGS. CARL DIXNTEL. DAVIS HAWLEY, JR. ARTHUR BIASON HANNON. 19o1. ANDREW' XVARREN, JR. XVILLIAM FLINT1-IAM COLE. PIARRYINGTON CLCOTT XVALTON. XKVELFOIID JOHN GOLDEN. SAMUEL IRWIN DONOYAN. XVALTER NATIIAN BRAND. IO6 . JM FA 6 XVW V, X 1 1 .9277 F-0-I,.4 MTE? 'll' 0 1 fx 'N 5 .E 4rf1'f5p Lf- , ,.,,', , M1 U4 DQEKAPHXLA. ,ALPHA BETA . AGAMMA DELTA EPs11.oN ZETA . ETA . iTI'IETA IOTA . LAMBDA MU . INU X1 . OMICRON P1 . RHO . ,SIGMA . P1-11 . .Psi Cb' b' 1 D 1. FOUNDED AT PRINCETON, I824. Roll of Chapters. 1o7 University of Virginia. lVIassachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College. 1 Rutgers College. Hampden-Sidney College. Franklin and lNIarshall College. University of Georgia. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Ohio State University. University of California. Stevens Institute of Technology. University of Texas. Cornell University. Sheflield Scientific School, Yale. Vanderbilt University. Lafayette College. VVoitord College. Amherst College. Lehigh University. Chi phi. XI CHAPTER, 1868. W1LL1AM HENRY LTILLER. EBENEZER MACK TREMAN. ROBERT HENRY TREMAN. ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB. HARRY HILL ALCOCK. JAMES GRANT TRACY. LYNDON SANFORD TRACX'. JOHN LEISENRING NVENTZ. HARRX' IVIARTIN SMITH. EDYVAIID ENIMETT DOUGIIERTY. JOSEPH NVARING GREEN. FRANK SEDGXVICK TRACY. GEORGE JEFFERSON MERSEREALT NVQ-XRREN ROCKXVOOD GIBBS. EDMUND BOURKE MCKENNA. JOHN GIBBS LOVELL. CHARLES TADDAMS WVORRALL. JACOB ANTON FRONPIEISIER. CI-IEST'ER BUCK DU BOIS. 108 I JI-'fi II I ll II ' II I I I I-IIIH, II I, I I II LIIIIIA-IIII III' I I X I A1 1,4 WI, XI x I -m ,Q I I-L. I I l I f I I mi I 1 VI' I 1 I W 'I' I I I! I I I N I I -51,335 I VII. f . I I' I-IIL I ' L I ' HT 'A - :IL -1 K- 1 .- f If 4 .Y-'Q FIV, , I 5 -I 1- I ,I,I I V, I . I I I?-I, I.-' 1 wr, I . -r. I ,T I- '1'Il 115 .-fr Ir 'l'I :I ' I. IW: PE. I 1,.. :I- I- an ,I 'P -I IM-II I , I I? if rw- I Il. VI! III IM 1 I l.I I '- I F' N I I ' PI' -2554 3'5 'i 'Che Kappa Hlpba Society. Union College , WVilliams College Hobart College 'Cornell University Toronto University Lehigh University . FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE, 1825. Chapters. 109 1825 1333 1844 1863 1892 1394 - 'Che Kappa Hlpba Societ . In the -Faculty. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE. JOHN IJEXVIS IWORRIS ALEXANDER BUEL CFROXVBRIDGE. Resident Graduates. NIYNDERSE XTAN CLEEE. LEDXVARD LIERMON BOSTXVICK. CHARLES LIAZEN BLOOD. ROGER HENRY' WVILLIAMS. NVILLIAAI HERBERT BOSTXX'ICK. CHARLES EDXVARD TREMAN. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTXVICK. LLXRCIIIBALD STEWART DOXXMNEY. Graduates. JTRVIS LANGDON. JOHN CROSBY NEELY. LIAROLD LEE Undergraduates. WALTER SCOTT ffl-IOMSON. ROBERT CARR LKIEYSENBURG. ROBERT HENRY HAZELTINE. HERBERT BLANCHARD LEE. RALPH WILLIARI LQARSI-I BUTLER. WVILFRED LA SELLES XKVRIGIIT. RICI-IARD HOLLAND GARIXX7ELL. GEORGE XIVARREN WVYCKOEE. FERDINAND W'YCKOEE. EDWARD BINGI-IABI ALLEN. QI IO CLARENCE SPAULDING SIDXVAY. JOHN ALLEN HAINES. GEORGE OLDS NVAGNER. YVILLIAM IQENT AUCI'IINCLOSS. DERR. FREDERICK ELLIS JACKSON. DANIEL BECKEL CONKLIN. yVILLIAIXI OSGOOD MORGAN. PHILIP STORRS DICKINSON. FREDERICK VVILLIAM MEYSENBURG GEORGE LIAPGOOD SCI-IRYVER. HAMILTON . COLUIIEIA . XYALE . . A311-IERST . BRUNONIAN HARX7ARD . HUDSON . BOXVDOIN . DARTAIOUTI'I PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WVILLIAMS . MANHATTAN MIDDLETOXYN KENYON . UNION CORNELL . PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS . MINNESOTA TORONTO . CHICAGO . lVlCGILL . Hlpba Delta phi. FOUNDED AT HAMILTON COLLEGE, 1832. Roll of Chapters. Hamilton College, 1832. Columbia College, 1836. Yale College, 1837. Amherst College, 1837. Brown University, 1837. Harvard University, 1837. Adelbert College, 1841. Bowdoin College, 1841. Dartmouth College, 1845. University of Nlichigzm, 1846. University of Rochester, 1851 VVilliams College, 1851. College of the City of New Yoik 1855 VVesleyan University, 1856. Kenyon College, 1858. Union College, 1859. Cornell University, 1869. Trinity College, 1878. Johns Hopkins University, 1869 University of Biinnesota, 1891 University of Toronto, 1893. University of Chicago, 1896. McGill University, 1897. Active Chapters, 23. III Hlpba Delta Phi. CORNELLVCHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1869. In Facultate. The Rev. MOSES COIT TYLER. SAMUEL GARDNER XVILI.IAB-IS. JAMES MORGAN HART. BENJABIIN IDE VVHEELER. FREDERICK BEDELL. EDWARD HITCHCOCK, JR. CLAYTON HALSEY SHARP. In Urbc. ROGER BUTLER NVILLIAMS. VVILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER. FREDERICK BENJAMIN EATON. ELAN HUNTINGTON HOOKER. CHESTER BICKFORD CURTIS. Graduates. SAMUEL DUB-IONT HALLIDAY. FRANK CUTHBERT CORNELL. EZRA CORNELL. EBIIL AXMANDUS BRINER. EEDKVARD HIRSHFIELD Undergraduates. JASPER RAYNIOND RAND. EDWARD RANDOLPI-I NVOOD. WAI.TER CHARLES NVHITE. TI-IEODORE LAYTON BAILEY. FREDERICK ALDRICII CLEVELAND. RUSSELL GAGE INSLEE. CITARLES VAN PATTEN HTOUNG. STEPHEN DOD INSLEE. JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK BOLE. WVALTER CLARK TEAGLE. HIRAIN1 MURRAY LITTLE. II2 GEORGE HARPER ETOUNG. FRANCIS GORDON PATTERSON. EDWARD PERCY SMITH. CARLOS COLTON DAUGHADAY. PETER SMITH. CHARLES VVOOD CROSS. LAYTON STEARNS LYON. TULLY BASCOM LITTLE. GEORGE LEE SOUTHARD. EDWARD RENICK ALEXANDER. ROGER BUTLER WVILLIAMS, JR , Hff 1 L X W iw XN 532,-N41 uiwil f ff 1 L viiffii.si-21'3?'iA 4 X , ,i ,gut , :Q 2 M PV 'TXS-X4 NNAL 'X I -J f V z vf W- gl, J- 11- 'H H 'ft , . .Q 1 ' V' , ww T 9' ' 'wwkfnf .F 'fb N N V A my , -'f--2 Q9 A x N5 551, 'IW , 'IQ5 WW' Ji ,y vf 9 , gf -- f If ' I , 'A f Ff QL, jg, i 1 ? i f '45 1 , vp M- ffv fy H Wim Wx W .:r. .J fi gay mb , A., '- Y , f , ' -iivx F- 1521. - ' 2 X wg 5, ifwf7.1'g '--imix -l E352 L ff Y 5 -. ' PQ W5 f --Y V V -K, 4,L 7777-x:,m,F,..,....: J.. A 1 il . ,v - V g ESQ. x A E CHASMAR B CO1- 'vpn , fr fay,yng1.1H1 f phi Kappa Pai. FOUNDED 1852. Roll of Chapters. Wasliiiigton and Jefferson College. WVashington and Lee University. Bucknell University. Hampden-Sidney College. Dickinson College. Ohio WVesleyan University. De Pauvv University. Iowa State University. Cornell University. Indiana University. Wooster' University. University of Micliigaii. Ohio State University. Johns Hopkins University. University of Pacino. Swarthmore College. Stanford University. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Amherst College. University of Virginia. Active Chapters, 39. 113 Allegheny College. Pennsylvania College. University of Mississippi. Franklin and Ma1'shall College Northwestern University. VVittenberg College. Columbian University. Lafayette College. VVabash College. University of Kansas. University of Pennsylvania. Syracuse University. Beloit College. Colgate University. University of Miniiesota. University of Chicago. University of Nebraska. Dartmouth College. University of Wfisconsin. phi Kappa Psi. In -Facultate. JAMES MCMAIION. ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT. HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN. OSCAR MILTON STEXVART. In Urbe. ROBERT TVIURRAY TMIARDING. EDWIN HENRY HLTLBERT HENIiX' GAY CARPENTER. Graduate. JOHN HENDEIISON SERVIS. '98. FIENRY BAUM BREXVSTER. EDGAR PERCIVAL SEEGER. VVILLIAM JOSEPH JOYCE. THOMAS EIVARTS LIXDAMS. '99' FRANK EURICI-I, JR. FREDERICK FRANCIS HALI,. ALBERT THEODORE FARRELL. WVILLARD RANSOM. YVALTER LACEY PATE. FREDERICK WVILLIAM XJOUMANS 1900. THOMAS STAHL MARVEI., JR. GEORGE PEABODY ROGERS. VVILLIAM DUNCAN JOSEPH IQELLY. 1901 GEOIKGE TRUESDELL VAIL. HER.BERT CHAPAIAN BRADLEY. CORNELIUS HOAGLAND TANGEMAN. II4 o CARLTON OXTERTON PATE. HAIIIRY LEANDER DAVIS. GILBERT BERGEN NVOODI-ILTI-L. FRED DONALD RAY. DAVIS SHULER STOVER. REGINALD TRAUTSCHOLD. A 'N . VW f? f, V 1211- T-f'7i4-x-, 4xsSi, ,Si-35X 'Q , -4 1 -. ' EQ? iv' V, .iii 2 X' Q., 'Z KWH . T ' ifks . f H igh Q lf' . rm 'fi I 51 Q ' 'I ya, ' xl , ,M , :SEF'Fb4qV', 1-r, Q ,g gi -,V ' 3 ' 1 f S N ff - ami' N ' 'ri - Jw?f1fE2g','. x , f iii? f-N it -f , , A jg P za-Ls ,ffigfkx QA X , , -N , VLQEW 1-I t . -' 'fb ,, , x Y M, 1 -ffm l'h1lr4. P1 . ffl-IETA . MU . ALPHA . P111 EPSILON . UPSILON . -GAMMA . C111 . Psi TAU NU IOTA R1-IO X1 . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA . 'G'AlXIMA DELTA DELTA DELTIX chi psi. FOUNDED 1841. Roll of Hctive Hlphas. IIS Union College. WVillian'1s College. Micltl1ebu1'y College. Wesleyan College. Hamilton College. University of Nlichigan. Furman University. University of Nlississippi Amherst College. Cornell University. WVofEord College. University of Mll1116SOf3. University of Wiscoiisiii. Rutgers College. Stevens Institute. University of Georgia. Lehigh University. Stanford University. University of California. chi pm. ALPHA PSI. EsTABLISHED.1869. 611 Dynamei. HARV'EY DANIEL XVILLIAMS. ALFRED ERNEST TAYLOR. CI-IzXIlLES LOVE IDURI-IAM. 611 Dolei. DE FOREST VAN VLEET. GEDXVARD GUILD XVYCKOEF. CHARLES HENRY STEBBINS. JOSEPH EDGAR CROORER. CLARENCE FRED WVYCKOFF. Graduate. CII-IARLES BXIATIIEXV DIANLY. Undergraduates. JOHN GREENLEAP' OXVEN. TI-IEODORE DIRION. RAFAEL FERNANDO GONZrXI.EZ. VVILLIAM MCALI.ISTER SMITH. CIIARLES WESCOTT GENNETJ, JR. ARTHUR UNDERPIILL. HIRABI GARDNER JACKSON. ALLEN NORTON DRfXKE. GUERNSEY READ JEXVETT. ORMOND BUTLER STRONG. NVILLIAM A. MfATHER. A HARRY HALE SMITH. HENRY WVEIL BUTLER. C1-IAIKLES FREDERICK BOYCE. ROBERT MORSE OGDEN. RAY IQELLY FENNO. JAMES CORNISI-I OTIS. ALFRED VVIYIITING CHURCH. ALBERT CURRY. CHARLES SCOTT ESTABROOK. 116 XVALTER SCOTT BOGLE, JR.. EDGAII JOHN UIHLEIN. FREDERIC DAN HUNTINGTON- VVILLIAIXI SEARS ESTYABROOK. FRED VCIASIMIR TAG. JAMES WV. STEPHENS. GORDON THOMAS. KENNETII OGILVIE CII-IISHOLM HARRY SEIDL SLEICHER. Dml:a.IV44?m VVHhanw CoHege. Lhnon CoHege . Amherst College . HamHMm,Cdkge. Adelbert College . Colby University . . llniverdty of liochester Blkhhebury CoHege . Bowdoin College . Ilutgers Cknlege . Brown University . Colgate University . University of the City o Cornell University . Nlarietta College . Syracuse llniversnyf . Llniverity of Ddichigan liorthyvestern llniverdty llarvard Ilniversuy' llnivernty of NVESCOHSH1 Lafayette College Cohnnbm,CoHege Lehigh University Tufts College . DeIMuw'Umvmdq' . Delta Upeilon. NON-SECRET. FOUNDED 1834. Roll of Chapters. f New York . University of Pennsylvania . University of Miiinesota Massaelitisetts Institute of Technology . Swarthmore College . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of California III 1834 1838 1347 1847 1847 1850 1852 1856 1857 1858 1860 1865 1865 1869 1870 1373 1876 1880 ISSO 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 139+ 1896 1896 Delta Clpsilon. CORNELL CHAPTER, ESTABLISHED 1869. JOHN H ENRY COMSTOCK . EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS. SIMON HENRY GAGE. JARED TREBIAN NEWMAN. IRVING PORTER CHURCH. In -Facultate. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT. JEREMIAI-I XNTHIPPLE JENKS. CHARLES PIENRY HULL. JOHN HENRY TANNER. T1-IEODORE XNHLIITTLESEY. In Urbe. v NVILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS. THOMAS ST. JOHN XNESTERVIELT JOIIN FREDERICK FITSCHEN. RAYMOND LYNN COFFIN. Graduate. ALBION HOBIIER FULLER. Undergraduates. 1898. w CI'IARLES BOONE PIOBART. ALEXANDER HAMILTON COOKE. WILLIAM MCKEEYER. ARTHUR XVILLEY CHASE. FLOYD YARD PARSONS. ANDREW EDNX'ARD TUCK. HARRY FOLSOAI RICH. W'ILLIAM BELL SHAFER, JR. 1899. CI-IARLES JOSEPH RAMSBURG. XVALTER Bfl,ARTIN ZINK. ROYAL STORRS FIAYNES. 1900. LEWIS STANTON PALEN. GARDINER SHERBIAN DRESSER. NVILLIAM XVALLACE PATTERSON. JAMES NIONTGOMERY GILCIIRIST RALPH EBIERSON HEMSTREET. RICHARD I'IAROLD-DEARBORN. 1901. EZRA BAILEY WVR-IITMAN. JOHN REA PATTERSON. JOHN SEDGXVICK JOHN OLMSTED DRESSER. NELSON GAY. OTIS TIFFANY, JR. College of Law. 19oo. EDXVARD JOHN TORNEY. Special. FREDERICK MARION NELLIS. IIS . :, f CLZQ Z' 7: ff. ' , Q Ni .5 , ,Q Q fXQg f' ,' 4 , .af A Q 1---' , V, - ., ' 5 ,H JMQQQQQ Ex' ' - X4 ff f .V 4-4 Wl Z6 M ppm f'ff5'f wg, 6 4 . ff? N , f?4w.f'ff YQ 27 f fffmmf ' F0 me ffrdy' Sf. ,W 1 if, fl? gif' ! 5Zfl4w, -Z- ,Wi -'H Wlkmqqfk ff FST' 5 Af f 1c4 7ni, K 5 J Y A fy, fm. 19,-f-A. ff PHI . T1-IETA X1 . SIGMA CJAMMA PSI . 'CI-11 . UPs1LoN . BETA . IQAPPA LAMBDA . ETA . PI . IOTA . . ALPI'IA ALPHA OMICRON . EPSILON R1-Io . TAU . MU . NU . . BETA P1-11 . PI'Il C1-I1 . PSI P1-11 . GAMMA PHI PSI OMEGA . BETA CIYII . DELTA C1-11 . DELTA DELTA PIII GAMMA GAMMA BETA THETA ZETA ALPHA C1-I1 . PHI EPSILON SIGIIIA TAU Delta Kappa Gpsilon. FOUNDED AT YALE, 1844. Roll of Chapters. . Yale University, 1844. Bowdoin College, 1844. Colby University, 1845. Amherst College, 1846. Vanderbilt University, 1847. Unive1'sity of Alabama, 1847. University of Mississippi, 1850. Brown University, 1850. University of North Carolina, 1851. MiaI11i University, I852. Kenyon College, 1852. University of Virginia, 1852. Dartmouth College, 1853. Central University of Kentucky, 1854. Middlebury College, 1854. University of lvlichigan, 1855. NVilliams College, 1855. Lafayette College, 1855. Hamilton College, 1856. Colgate University, 1856. College of the City of New York, 1856. University of Rochester, 1856. Rutgers College, 1861. De Pauxv University, 1866. NVesleyan University, 1867. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1867. YVestern Reserve University, 1868. Cornell University, 1870. University of Chicago, 1370. Syracuse University, 1871. Columbia College, 1874. University of California, 1876. Trinity College, 1879. University of hlinnesota, 1889. Blassachusetts Institute of Technology, 1890 119 Delta Kappa Gpsilon. DELTA CHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1870. -Fratres in -Facultatc. The Rev. CHARLES DTELLEN TYLER QPhij. CUTHRERT XVINFRED POUND. Fratres in II EDWIN CTILLETTE. CHARLES VICTOR PARSELI.. CFRANK DJXVID BOYNTON LESTER NOIKTON COBB. JAY QIROMXVELL NELLEGAR. MILTON CIIENEY lVI1LLER. ERXVIN MLXRX. VVILLIAM HARBOUCI-I NEVIN. TTAYXVARD HU'FCI-IINSON KENDALI.. FRANK LITTRELL STRATTON. CLIFTON BECKXVITI-I BROXVN. 'TALLMADGE HEPBURN BRERETON. GEORGE EIDIVIUND CHATILLON. JOHN BENOIST CARTON. FRANCIS VICTOR MARBIACI-I PROVOST. GRA1'TfXN HENRY WVI-IEELER, JR. 120 rbe. ROBERT TAYLOR JONES QMLIJ. GEOIKGE G. BROXVER QPhi Gam QAlplIz1 Alphaj. DE.-KN CLARK. PHILIP HENRY BRADLEY. JOHN VINCENT MILLER. PHILIP BRUNDAOE XVINDSOR. ARTHUR DE NVITT BROOKS. 111-IOMAS GRLTBB MCCULLOH, FREDIZRIC THOMAS ROCKNVOOD NORMTXN 1-,ALLAN MERRITT. DAVID RIXDER THOBIAS. 111 21 JR.. LRALPI-I FREDEIIICK C1-IATILLON.. ARTHUR TIRRELL HELLYER. N'ORMAN CTIARLES BRIZSE. FRANK SCOULLER PORTER. Z BY 7,53 W xl ggxww CU at my MM ,W BETfX . . . -GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA . . EPSILON DEUTERON ZETA . . . ETA . THETA IOTA . . . IOTA DEUTERON . IQAPPA . . LAMBDA . MU DEUTERON . NU DEUTERON . X1 . . . OMICRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON . RHO DEUTERON . SIGMA DEUTERON 'CIYII DEUTERON . 'TAU DEUTERON . PHI . . -C111 . PSI 'Cbeta Delta Chi. FOUNDED IN 1846. Roll of Chapters. 121 Cornell University, 1870. University of Michigan, 1889. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1853 Yale University, 1887. Brown University, 1853. Bowdoin College, 1854. Kenyon College, 1854. Harvard University, 1856. WVilliams College, 1891. Tufts College, 1856. Boston University, 1876. Amherst College, 1885. Lehigh University, 18811. Hobart College, 1857. Dartmouth College, 1869. College ofthe City of New York, 1881 Columbia College, 1883. University of W'isconsin, 1895. Columbian University, 1896. University of lNIinnesota., 1892. Lafayette College, 1866. University of Rochester, 1867. Hamilton College, 1867. 'Cbeta Delta In -Faeultate. ERNEST WVILSON HUEECUT. ! Chl. DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE. CHARLES BULLOCK. In Clrbe. LUZERNE COYILL Graduate. GEORGE RAY XVICKEII. Seniors. FREDERIC ADAMS BRIGGS. OL1X'ER RUSSELL BECKWITI-I. CI'IRIS'FIAN NVILLIAM FEIGENSPAN. E. HARRY RANSOM TOBEX'. XfX7ILLIAM ATMORE ANSLEY PERCY NVILLIAM SIMPSON. PHILIP BLIAXXVELL XVALTER GEORGE GJXRDINER REYNOLDS. juniors. CLARENCE MEIGS ODDIE. FREDERICK GEORGE CQRIMSHAXV. EDMUND SEXVALL SMITH. ORSON CARY HOYT. BRACE PIAYDEN HAMILTON. Sopbomores. JAMES BENNETT NOLAN. CHARLES ALDRICII STEVENS. RICI'IARD SANDEORD PERSONS FRANK IQUSSEL PENDLETOR JESSE HENRY VVII.SON, JR. -Freshmen, GEORGE FARRINGTON MERRELL. ALBERT EDWARD IQIRK. GEORGE ARTHUR AUSTIN. VVILLIAM RUSSEL HLTNTLEY CHARLES CASSELS ATYVOOD WVALTER GRIFFITIAI INIASSEY HAROLD BALDXVIN SKINNER. 122. 6, fm N fm Q - 'Ti 4 fi' ,- Lxvx www a ,w,,y., ' ww E!QH':N1L N Q 1'qiiJW 1y ,, px I V -: f: wx-1 1' M ',' 13,355 ' f' vii' -X -Q: ' f 1' VJ X M 'A Q W , 'wQi55W 13f T3N L ' Q 31' f. x W E Q Giga Wrff -- f - ip ,,-, 5 A - ax ' , -Q ,eg .wi Qzfsiypgffm Af X, ' . -- g, fffsigl gf , tx 5 - 16 3 V , s3Ui.1,, ZQr' MTE V ff. itll SY--gk . W ' X T- K 1 wr in Drgvlflnplf fin phi Delta Cbeta. FOUNDED AT IVIIAMI UNIVERSITY IN Roll of Chapters. Colby University. Dartmouth College. University of Vermont. IfVillia1ns College. Amherst College. Brown University. Cornell University. Union College. Syracuse University. Lafayette College. Pennsylvania College. WVashington and Jefferson College. Allegheny College. Dickinson College. University of Pennsylvania. Lehigh University. Southern University. University of Mississippi. Tulane University. University of Texas. Southwestern University. NIiami University. Ohio YVesleyan University. Ohio University. Ohio State University. Indiana University. NVabash College. Butler University. Franklin College. Hanover -College. University of Micliigaii. Hillsdale College. Roanoke College. University of Virginia. I23 Randolph-Nlacon College. Richmond College. YVashington and Lee University. University of North Carolina. South Carolina University. Centre College. Central University. University of Georgia. Emory College. lVIercer University. Vanderbilt University. University of the South. University of Alabama. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Northwestern University. Knox College. Lombard University. University of VVisconsin. University of lVIissouri. VVestminster College. IVashington University. Iowa WVesleyan University. State University of Iowa. University of lNIinnesota. University of Kansas. University of Nebraska. University of California. Leland Stanford, Jr., University. De Pauw University. State Agricultural College of hlichigan Purdue University. University of Illinois. Case School Applied Science. phi Delta 'Cbeta ESTABLISHED 1872. In -Facultate. LIBERTX HXDE BAII Ex XXTILLIANI FIKEDTI ICk DLTRIXND BENJAMIN F. IQINGSBURY. In Urbe. HERBEIQTJ HUNT MORRISON. Undergraduates. NVILLIAM BUXTON NED TON. -SIDNEY EDWIN XVI-IITING. HARVEY HARRISON PIASKELL. ALLEN EDWARD XVI-IITING. AERAM BASSFORD, JR. 'Til-IORPE XNIESLEY XVRIGI'I'1'. EUGENE CHARLES ZELLER. ARTHUR ADAMS. JOHN CLEVES SHORT. WVILLIAM WVALDO PELLET. 'CHARLES WVINN COIT. 'GEORGE SELLERS SMITH. CLIFFORD BENSON ENGLISIYI. CHARLES EDMUND STEVENS. JWILLIAII HARRISON MILLER. 124 CHARLES FREDERICR H,XCkETT. JOHN JOSEPH DEMPSEY. JOI-IN HANCOCK YVYNNE. NVILLIAM HIXRGADINE 'TI-IOMSON. AUSTIN GUY BALDXVIN. JOSEPH XVITHAM XYOUNG. ROLAND FRANKLYN ANDREXXJS. RAYMOND DONALD STARBUCK. KELTON EWING XVI-IITE. IRVING CLINTON BROXYER. JOHN XVILLIAM II-ILDER. ARCIiIE EDWARDS BIACBRIDE. CLARENCE HLTNTINGTON FAY. VVILLIABI HARPER MORRISON, JR EUGENE ABBOTT ICINSEY. ,JS.??3? Zfwg. f ' L AM QQ . ugwiig-:f wa.: ,ZA ' sr' ,ff , .. . 'ifh , Y ian .,-'-'T'? , ' ' J 2 :iw , g x,, ,,5.ef?'1,fffv -1 K N :',j'Q,X :gfjq'i 1 v- 2 '- .V 1-4 1 4 , . 1 if r nl Q '1:2fe. ', ' - ' H 'EL Y rffns f ' f .- farfff ' H' 'f ' W 'qw X , 1 J.. Slim X 463' -f W X' K M Q, J ' if A 3 ., i + AA, 4 f -5. 'L X ,M iq '. Wk .X fm X 7? WS Qi Q b r gl , M . u sk 1 4 , 'Z 1, 45, ' , 'js 51565 W ,V5 f ,,q X gg, kg A f N Q I X I-10 ew ' + ff. 1 W .. X , Q M My 6 X 'X 'Q H, v X., K 1 my 5 X W 1 gg V H5 N if Q g v 5 7 . ' 'P 55- 5 'si,:,,-45+ 15 MQ' . fn - U5 W, Q .: Q 95 553:22 w ' WI 1' Q ,. ,e-11 v . ,J 1 NM 4 I , rg -,ws 4' my , qi! J f.: .,.'f.ws:M: .x x N. , ,Ea VJ. N 1 W X Y 1 A 'O , A ,f if , 4 4 I m ' W e Aff X in-. ,,.ul g,v W :N , ffl' 1 J, QL L X N' ne! Aa ' QM11 7 ' v Y Q 4 'K v' x X10 M ul .Al X R' v N X in X 3 4 A A X: X ' K, c N LEAK ,, F ST ' -g.' .,.-FTW' 2 3154597 ' 'Tx' .',1f,-,zmrz Drahpmfindfl., Mizllni University . . Cincinnati University . . 'Ohio University . . . W6StC1'H Reserve University . WVashingt0n-Jefferson College 'Harvard University . . De Pauw University . Indiana University . . . University of Micliigali . . Centre College . . Brown University . . . Hampden-Sidney College . University of North Carolina . Ohio WVesleyan University . Hanover College . . . Cumberland University . . University of Virginia . . Knox College . . Davidson College . . Beloit College . . Bethany College . . University of Iowa . NVittenberg College . XA7CSflDl11SlI61' College . Iowa lVesleyan University Dennison University . . University of lV0oster . . University of Kansas . . University of lVisc0nsin . Northwestern University . Beta 'Cbeta Pi. FOUNDED IN 1839. Roll of Chapters. 1339 1841 1811 1841 I84Z 1843 1845 1845 1845 18117 1847 ISSO 1852 1853 1853 1854. 1854 1856 1858 1860 1861 1866 1867 IS67 1868 1869 1872 1872 1873. Dickinson College . Cornell University Rutgers College . Stevens Institute . . St. Lawrence University Boston University . . Maine State College . Johns Hopkins University University of California Kenyon College . . University of Mississippi Colgate University . University of Pennsylvania Union College . . Amherst College . Vanderbilt University . University of Texas Ohio State University . University of Nebraska . Pennsylvania State College University of Denver . University of Syracuse . Dartnionth College Xvesleyan University . University of lXIinnes0ta University of hlissouri . Lehigh University . Yale L'niversity . University of Chicago . 1873. Leland Stanford, -lr., University, 1873 1874 1874 1375 1875 1876 1878 1878 1879 1879 1879 1880 1880 1881 1883 1881 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1888 1889 1890 1890 1890 1890 1891 1893 1891 Beta 'Cbeta Pi. CORNELL CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED IS74. In -Facultate. HERBER'I' CIIIXIRLES ELMER. XVILLARD PIENRY AUSTIN. FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT. IEVERETT XXIARD OLMSTEAD., In Clrbe. HORACE 'VVOODXVORT1-I NJXS1'I. CHARLES RLYNYON. Graduates. ERNEST BLAKER. GEOIKGE SCI-IUYLER SCIIAEEFER. FRED LATXVOOD JONES. CLARENCE STANTON MOORE. JOSEPH EBIERY WVARD, JR. RAYMOND PORTER TARR. WVILLIAM FELTER XVATERBURY. VVILLIAM RAYBIOND MILLER. FRANK HALL IEASTMAN. LYMAN JAY GUEST. ALFRED HULL CLARK. LEWIS HAIKOLD CLARK. Undergraduates. FRIEND PITTS NVILLIAMS. CARL DE XVITT FISHER. CI-IAIILES CAMERON W'EST. GEORGE XKIILLI.-XM WVIENIVIOERER GUY PIETZEL. EARL AMOS AYERILL. PIARRY .ALTON HITCIIOOCK. IEXVELL NALLE. HAROLD GEDXVARD HASTINGS. SAMUEL PATCH HITCI-ICOCK., CLIFTON RANNEY NORTON QLambdaj. I26 ,mm .,.qL. ,.,WM:,i 2,5 ,,,,V, as ,,,, , Q 5123 B05 CHDX9 g QQLOEQQQLQQ .Q - Q3 9 .J .1 . ,:p'2Em Hwka -M ,W ,. fQf,',.,,., TIIETA DELTA BETA SIGMA GAMMA ZETA IJAMBDA . KAPP.A PSI . XI . UPSILON . IoTA PIII . PI . CHI . . BETA BETA ETA . . TAU . MU . RHO . GMEGA psi Clpailon. EOUNDED AT UNION, 1833. Roll of Chapters. Union College. University of City of New Yale University. Brown University. Amherst College. Dartmouth College. Columbia University. Bowdoin College. Hamilton College. YVesleyan University. Rochester University. Kenyon College. University of Michigan. Syracuse University. Cornell University. Trinity College. Lehigh University. University of Pennsylvania. University of Nlinnesota. University of NVisconsin. University of Chicago. Active Chapters, 2 I. I27 York psi Clpsilon. In -Facultate. ANDREXV DICRSON XVI-IITE. CQOLDXVIN SMITH. PTORATIO ,STEVENS XVIIITE. JOHN HENRX' BARR. TVA LTER FRANCIS XVILLIAM TETENRY SAGE. EDWARD MORGAN. SAMUEL BATES TLYRNER. In Clrbe. FRANCIS MILES FINCH. CHARLES BABCOCK. XVATERMAN THOMAS HEXS'ITT LEXVIS TXTONROE DENNIS. WVILLCON. CHARLES HILDRETH BLAIR. CI-IAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS. HENRX' XV. SAGE, 2D. SAGE. DE XVITT LYNN Graduate Students. JOHN TVTASON PARKER. ALEXANDER C. DIVEN. XVILHELM MILLER. '98. ERNEST NIILLER BULL. DAVID PERCY XVILI.IAB'1S. LAURANCE IRVING SCOTT. PHILIP RODMAN BACRUS. '99' EDXVARD LIVINGSTON STEVENS, JR. EDWIN SEWALL BROWNE . JAMES BERTRAM NEWTON. ROSS MCMILLAN. FREDERKICK XVILLIANI BAILEY. JOHN HAMILTON BI.fXIR. WVARREN GREENE OGDEN. JOHN LAYVSON SENIOR. CHARLES LACEY SHELDON. 19oo. 19oI CHARLES HILDRETI-I BLAIR, J JOHN HOIVARD HOLBIES. EIDXVARD CHARLES FISH. JOHN JAMES XTAN NOSTRAND. TVTORTON BURR STELLE, JR. CHARLES TALCOTT ELLIS. JOHN TiUSSELL BENSLEX', JR. ARTHUR PARSONS BRYANT. HENRX' PHINEAS BENNETT. EDMUND' CATHCART KING. OXVEN WVILBUR ROBERTS. GEORGE RIXYET VAN NAMEE. FRANCIS JOHN TYLER. FRANCIS KEYON PURCELL. ,128 QA 1 MW E 'I ln lu Q' X ' , 1 I lf? W ,W X va I .., ', -'ffgif?A xh gi .BQ ' --is bi xg it-1 ,Sw ,..., L ,Q i W i , 'X 5, XMQ xx QW f J r v 'YQ' gg A Q0 'A f 'Q 'Q ' f K 2 X .w f , , ' 4 4 51 , uk 1 K J f sa, pp ' K Km xf' X Q T? f 711.191, ALPHA . BETA DELTA . EPSILON . ETA . IOTA IQAPPA . LAMBDA . NIU . . NU . P1 . TAU . UPS1I.ON . C111 . Psi . OMEGA . . ALPHA BETA . P111 . . . ALPHA GA1x1n1A ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA . AL1DI'IA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE GAMMA ALUBINAE EPSILON ALUMNPE ZETA IXILUMN,-E Kappa Hlpba Cbeta. FOUNDED IN 1870. Roll of Chapters. . . De Pauw University, 1870. Indiana State University, 1870. University of Illinois, 1875. 'VVooster University, 1875. University of Michigan, 1893. Cornell University, 1881. University of Kansas, 1881. University of Vermont, 1881. Allegheny College, 1881. Hanover College, 1882. Albion College, 1887. Northwestern University, 1887. University of lvfinnesota, 1889. - Syracuse University, 1889. University of Wiscoiisiii, 1890. University of California, 1890. Swarthmore College, 1891. Leland Stanford, Jr., University, 1892 University of Cliio, 1892. Wfomants College of Baltimore, 1896. Brown University, 1897. Barnard College, 1898. Greencastle, Incl., 1893. iMinneupolis, Blinn., 1894. New York City, 1895. Columbus, Ohio, 1897. Indianapolis, lncl.. 1897. 129 Kappa lpba Cbeta. IOTA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1881 In Urbe. MRS. JOHN HENRX' COMSTOCR, 1335. MRS. EDXX'ARD L. NICl'IOI.S, 1376. MRS. ADELINE ELDRED PRENTISS, 1333. MRS. LLTCIEN H. XVAIT QSpecia1j, 1335. MRS. LOUISM. DENNIS QU.OfMic11.j, 1337. CECILIA AGNES LAW, 1392. GRACE BIARY LAW, 1393. GRACE VVILNIARTII CALDWELL, 1392. MARGARET FURSMAN BOYNTON, 1335 JESSICA MAY HITCI-ICOCK, 1397. Resident Graduate. .ADA BELILE PARKER QChi.J. College of Law. 1898. ELYA HLYLBLTIZD XTOUNG. Undergraduates. 1898. BERTIYIA LIARX. DAYS IELIZABETH DEEENDORF. NLTLLX' DAVIDSON GUNN. KATHLEEN OONA CONNOR. BI.AND1NA LIASBROUCK GLTRNEE. ORDELIA AMANDA LESTER. MABEL CALDER DOBRIN. GLADYS WILLARD. . 1899. MARIE L1SLE NICCOLILOBI. CORNELIA BURTON TROWBRIDGE LOUISE VVALDMAN KATZ. MfKRCIA VEDDER. ADEI,AIDE TABER YOUNG. HELEN HLTEBENER. 19oo. NINA ANGELL. 1901. JANE DAY CAVARLY. DIARY FRANCES MCCLURE. EL1zA1sET11 CALDER DOBEIN. AL1CE LOVEJOY DICKINSON. JEAN CEC1LE MCGRATI-I. Special. ERIMA BLANC1-1E LKIACLEOD. I3O 0 A9 'EWU Xe uwofe 9 ,6 , ,gFa.X ' QV ff, ,O Qg1gf69 .9 Q9 QL.,- .pq P111 . BETA EPSILON Psi . BETA BETA BETA TAU BETA ALPHA BETA IoTA -GAMMA R110 LAMBDA . BETA GAMMA BETA NU . BETA DELTA X1 . . ICAPPA . DELTA IOTA . MU . ETA . UPSILON . EPSILON . C1-11 . . BETA ZETA TIIETA . SIGMA 'OMEGA BETA ETA P1 . Kappa Kappa Gamma. FOUNDED 1870. Chapter Roll. . Boston University, Boston, Mass. . Barnard College, New York City. . Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. . St. Lawrence University, Canton, N. Y. . Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. . University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. . Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. . Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. . Buchtel College, Akron, O. . Woostei' University, WVooster, O. . Ohio State University, O. . University of Micliigail, Ann Arbor, IVIich. . Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. . Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, lVIich. Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. . De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Butler University, Irvington, Ind. . YVisconsin University, Madison, Wlis. . Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. . Illinois lVesleyan, Bloomington, Ill. Minnesota University, Nlinneapolis, Minn. Iowa University, Iowa City, Ia. . INfIissouri University, Columbia, Mo. . Nebraska University, Lincoln, Neb. . Kansas University, Lawrence, Kan. . Leland Stanford, Jr. , University, Palo Alto, . University of California, Berkeley, Cal. I3I Cal Kappa Kappa Gamma. PSI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED In Clrbe. MRS. JOHN HENRY BARR. MRS. WVILLIABI ALEXANDER TTAMMOND. MRS. wVAL1xER FRANCIS W'II.cOX. EILIZABETH ALEXANDER fl? Jj. MABEL ALEXANDIiIl. MARY JOSEPHINE T'TULL. Graduates. GRACE FLEM ING SXVEARENGEN. MARY ALINDA LATHROP. JULIE LORRAINE MELOTTE. EMMA LOUISE SAXVYER. EBIBIA BTABEL STEBBINS. ETIYIEL STEBBINS. BTARY GILLEY TAYLOR. ELLEN BLISS TALBOT fl? Nj- Undergraduates. '98. CHRISTABEL FORSYTIIE FISIQE. '99' EVELYN EGLINTON 1-XNDREXVS . AI.ICE GERTRUDE B RIORELMAIER. EDITIYI READ. FRANCES HELEN HLTNT. CI-IARLENE JXDELE TOBIJXS. 19oo. ETHEL MONTGOMERY JANDREXVS. EDNA BTARTIN BICNARY. BEULAH GENEVIEVE TVTORGAN. IXLLEGRA EGGLESTON SEELYE AMY CHAMBERLAIN SI-IANKS. SARA GOIKE SI-IANKS. HELEN NVINIFRED XVHIIAPLE. 1901. EDNESS CHESTER LAUREN. Special Students, ADELAIDE HAX'ES DOVEY. FRAN I32 OES TALBOT LITTLETON. ALPI-Ifk UPs1LoN ZETA . ETA . TIIETA IQAPPA LAMBDA X1 . SIGMA TAU . PHI CHI . Psi . OMEGA Delta 6amma. Chapter Roll. '33 Mt. Union College. Leland Stanford, jr., University Albion College. Buclitel College. Alumni Chapter, Cleveland. University of Nebraska. Nlinnesota University. Michigaii University. Northwestern University. Iowa University. Colorado University. Cornell University. Baltimore XfVO1Il2l!17S College. VVisconsin University. Delta Gamma. CHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED ISS5. MRS. EBIILY C. HOLBROOK. MRS. PIERBERT C. ELMER. CARLOTTA JOIIQUINA LIAURY. CECELIA BEATRICE 0,NEILL. CARRIE AIIILDRED DENTOX. JANE IELIZABETH REfX3IER. GRACIE IETIIELYN BICGONEGAL. FAITH BIIONYNINCS. ESTI'IER BIERCY DAX'IS. FIXNNIE JACKSON BLAUVELT. EDITII XKVINNIFRIED JEXVELL. GERTRUDE LUELLA XVILLARD. CI-IAXRLOTTE IQELLOGG HOLBROOK IEVELYN HAIQIQS DENNIS. PIARRIET NIARANDA BLISS. IDA IXDELLE ROSS. ELSIE NIARIA DUTCIIER. GRACE ELIZABETII MCKENZIE. MABEI. BURNI-IAM PIERSON. I'IARRIET DODGE. ANNIE VVILSON DOUOHTY. 134 lpba 'Cau Omega. ALABAMA ALPHA EPSILON . ALABAMA BETA BETA ALABAMA BETA DELTA . CALIFORNIA BETA PSI 'GEORGIA ALPHA BETA 'GEORGIA ALPHA THETA . GEORGIA ALPHA ZETA 'GEORGIA BETA IOTA . ILLINOIS GAMMA ZETA . :INDIANA GAMMA GAMMA . LOUISIANA BETA EPSILON . 'MASSACHUSETTS GAMMA BETA . MAINE BETA UPSILON . 'MAINE GAMMA ALPHA :MICHIGAN ALPHA MU 'MICHIGAN BETA KAPPA 'MICHIGAN BETA ONIICRON . . NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA DELTA NORTH CAROLINA ALPHA CHI . NEW YORK ALPHA OMICRON NEW YORK BETA THETA . 'OHIO 'OHIO 'OI-IIO 'OHIO 'OHIO 'OHIO ALPHA NU . . ALPHA PSI . BETA ETA . BETA MU . BETA RHO . BETA OMEGA . . PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA PENNSYLVANIA RHODE ISLAND ALPHA IOTA ALPHA RHO . ALPHA UPSILON TAU . . . GAMMA DELTA . SOUTH CAROLINA ALPHA PHI . Cumberland College. TENNESSEE ALPHA TAU . TENNESSEE BETA PI . TENNESSEE BETA TAU TENNESSEE LAMBDA . TENNESSEE ONIEGA . TEXAS GAMMA EPSILON VERB'IONT BETA ZETA VIRGINIA BETA . . 'VIRGINIA DELTA . . FOUNDED 1868. Roll of Chapters. Agricultural and Mechanical Southern University. University of Alabama. Stanford University. University of Georgia. Emory College. Mercer University. State School of Technology. University of Illinois. Rose Polytechnic Institute. Tulane University. Tufts College. State College. Colby University. Adrian College. Hillsdale College. Albion College. University of North Carolina. Trinity College. St. Lawrence University. Cornell University. Mount Union College. Wittenberg College. Wesleyan University. Wooster University. Marietta College. State University. Muhlenberg College. Lehigh University. Pennsylvania College. University of Pennsylvania. Brown University. South Carolina College. College Southwest Presbyterian University. VanderbiltUniversity. Southwestern Baptist University. University of the South. Austin College. University of Vermont. VVaslIington and Lee University. 7' University of X- irginia. Active Cllapters, 42. Total Membership, 6,ooO. 135 lpba 'Cau Omega. NEXV YORK BETA THETA. ESTABLISHED 1887. In -Facultate. AMES EDWIN CREIGPITON. , BLIN SILL CUSHMAN EUGENE PLUMB ANDREXVS. In Urbe. CHESTER CIYIILDS PLATT. JOHN BUNN RICHARDS. Graduate. JAMES STEELE TRUMAN. Undergraduates. '98. SAXTON SXVAYNE BARRETT. JAMES HENRY GANNON, JR. QA OJ. IXLEXANDER ,99' MAIKCUS MOTIER DRIXIQE, JR. DARIUS HOXXVARD FULLER. 19oo. JOHN DXV1GI'IT BAII,EX'. ARCHIE EDMUND BUMP. WESTON EARL FULLER. HINAIAN BARRETT HURLBUT QI? Zp. 1901. WILLIIXRI CI-I.-XRLES AIIFELD. ffl-IOMAS BERNARD BQAGINNIS. 136 JOHN TRUMAN GORMAN. JOHN ENOCH RUTZLER. BARRY VVHITNEY QB IJ. ERNEST ALLAN MILLER. FREDILLA HUGIIES MOx'EIz QA WJ GLENN BOXVER HARINGTON. CI-IARLES CORNELL REB'ISEN. CHARLES BERGEN. I'IALLER DAVID SEAVEY QI? Tj.. RALPII WVELLINGTON ROBBINS.. ALEXANDER NORTON SLOCUA-I.. E mvnumq mu.. 'w..,- 1 f,M-..h.,.,,M phi Gamma Delta. FOUNDED 1848. Chapter Roll. WVorcester Polytechnic Institute. Amherst College. Xfale University. Trinity College. College of the City of New York. Columbia University. University of the City of New York Colgate University. Cornell University. Union College. University of Pennsylvania. Lafayette College. Lehigh University. Bucknell University. Pennsylvania College. Pennsylvania State College. Johns Hopkins University. 'University of North Carolina. U1iive1'sity of Virginia. Roanoke College. Hampden-Sidney College. VVashington and Lee University. Richmond College. Active Chapters, 45. I VVashington and Jefferson College Allegheny College. VVittenberg College. Ohio VVesleyan University. Denison University. Qhio State University. Wooster' University. Indiana University. De Panw University. Hanover College. NVabash College. University of Tennessee. Bethel College. . lllinois VVesleyan University. Knox College. University of Illinois. University of Miiinesota. University of xfX7lSCO1lSl1l. University of Kansas. WVilliam Jewell College. University of California. Leland Stanford, jr., University. Total Membership, 7,9oo. phi Gamma Delta. , KAPPA NU CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1888. In -Facultate. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MJXRTIN. LEXVIS LEAMING FORMAN. CHARLES EDWARD TIMMERMAN. EDWIN DU BOIS SHURTER. JOSHUA ROGER IJEXVIS. In Urbe. MYRON JONES. College of Law. Graduate. JOSHUA ROGER LEXXTIS. '98. CLEMENT ALEXANDER LAWLER. PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE. IRWIN ESMOND. ROBERT SUMNER LXLBEE. '99. PIERRICK CLEVELAND ALLEN. Undergraduates, '98, LOUIS HOWELL LIOOD. VVALTER DIEDRICPI GERREN. HAROLD CURTISS GRANT. ERNEST DAVID BUTTON. NVALTER JOSEPH FITZPATRICK. ,99' JOHN HOWARD OGLE. ERWIN EUGENE LANPHER. JOHN HAMMOND BARRER. CHARLES CLIFFORD LORD. xgoo. ROY LEISER. CLARENCE BOOTH LA MONT ABRAM COX LXIOTT, JR. XfV'ILLIA1'I RALPH BRIGHT. STEPHEN TRUESDELL DE LA MATER. HENRX' NVADE SXVANITZ. 1901. NIARK ROY FAVILLE. ARTHUR CLARK RYON. 138 PAUL BROXVN MATTICE. LLOYD GARRISON GAGE. KENT . BOOTH BENJAMIN STORY COOLEY POBIEROY MARSIIALI. . JAY . VVEBSTER HAMILTON GIBSON CHOATE NVAITE FIELD . CONKLING ITIEDENIAN MINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARL1XN SWAN . MCCLfXIN LINCOLN OSGOODE FULLER phi Delta phi. FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN, Roll of Chapters. Active University of Micl1igan, 1869. Northwestern University Law School, 1877 Law School, Bloomington, Ill., 1878-88 Columbia Law School, 1881. St. Louis Law School, 1882. University of California, 1884. Columbian Law School, 1884. Albany Law School, 1884. Boston University, 1885. Law School of Cincinnati College, University of Pennsylvania, 1886. Harvard Law School, 1887. Yale Law School, 1887. New York University, 1888. Cornell Law School, 1888. University of MiSsoII1'i, 1890. University of Virginia, 1890. Nlinnesota Law School, 1890. Buffalo Law School, 1891. Oregon Law School, 1891. WVisconSin Law School, 1891. Ohio State University, 1892. State University of Iowa, 1893. University of Nebraska, 1896. 1886 Law School of Ontario, Toronto, 1896. Chicago College of Law, 1896. Chapters, 23. 139 Phi Delta Phi. CONKLING CI-IAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1888. In Pacultate. CUTHBERT XV. POUND. JOHN ORDRONIXLTX. ALBERT H. NVALKER. JALFRED C. COKE. WVALTER F. XVILLCOX. In Urbe. FRED L. CLOCK. SAMUEL S. LIALLIDAY. JAMES L. BAKER. Undergraduates. DON IALMY. HENRY WVILLIAM BLODGETT. LOUIS HAMILTON CARR. HOXN'ARD SUMNER DEAN. FREDERICK PITKIN JAMES. GEORGE ALFRED NIOLE. ALBERT HENRY RYAN. -CHARLES ALBERT SKIDMORE. CPIRISTOPHER VVILLIAM WILSON 7 JR. 140 JUDSON A. ELSTON. GEORGE A. DAVIS. EDWARD N. JACKSON. THEODORE DUNXVODY BAARS FREDERICK LEDXVARD BONVEN. EDWARD J. COLLINS. HARRX' PHILLIPS HUMPHREY. RICE MILLER. JOHN CALVIN MORGAN, JR. LAYTON MARTIN SCHOCH. ffl-IOMAS MIXURICE TALBOTT. NICIIOLAS D. XTOST. Q E A,wmmq muux 797 ALPHA BETA ETA 'GABIAIA DELTA EPSILON ZETA THETA IOTA Hlpba phi. FOUNDED AT SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, 1872. Roll of Chapters. I4I Syracuse University, I872. Northwestern University, 1881 Boston University, 1883. De Pauw University, 1887. Cornell University, 1889. Nlinnesota University, 1890. Baltimore College, 1891. University of Micliigaii, 1892. University of Wisconsi11, 1896 lpba phi. DELTA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED IS89. In Clrbe. MRS. CI-IARLES JESSE BULLOCK. MRS. EZDXVARD BRADFORD TITCHENER MRS. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN. MRS. IRWIN JOHN MACOB'IBER. MRS. FRANK LOUIS VAN CLEEE. ELIZABETH CONROW, A.B., PH.B. Undergraduates. '98. 1- ALLEINE BELL DAVIS. IWARY ELIZABETH REID. SUSAN EVANS VAN VVERT. '99- KATHRYN BOZMAN. RAGNES BROXVN BINIQERD. GEORGIANNA CONROW. ELIZABETH GUEST DRAKE. NELLIE LOUISE LIOPKINS. LEABEL ESTELLE OGDEN. HELEN ELIZABETH TLHALMAN QA1plIaj. Igoo. ANNA LAURA BARKER. I'IELEN DORSEY BINKERD. GERTRUDE SXVEETLAND CADOGAN. LYDIA ETHELYN IQERR. RUTI-I WVILDER PERRIN. P1-ICEBE ALLENE ROBERTSON. 1901. MARY ANTOINETTE PHILLIPS. ALICE LUCILE TUCIQER. ELIZABETH BISIYIOP VVINSLOXV. EMILY HICICDIAN. JULIA XXVI-IITON MACK. LOUISE PURE. 142 X A pmwn ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . CFHETA phi Sigma Kappa. FOUNDED IN 1873, Roll of Chapters. 143 Massaclitisetts State College Union University. Cornell University. University of West Virginia. Yale University. College of the City of New University of lVIarylz1ncl. Columbia University. York Phi Sigma Kappa. GAMMA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1889. VEIRANLTS ALVA MOORE. GIKANT SHERMAN IHOPKINS. JOHN MCFARLAND JAMIESON. .A.R'I'HUR BENJAMIN BROOKS. HON. CHARLES M. TITUS. SHERMAN COLLINS. BENJAMIN :FRANKLIN XVHITE. J. HAYS SMITH. DXX'IGI-IT HOMANS XVAGNER. HARRY' DANA CAMPBELL. C31-IARLES JACOB NIAXNDLER. BENAJAIYI STANDLET CURRAN, JR. HERBER'1' ASHTON MEGRAXV. HENRY NIYERS BELLLNGER, JR. ROBERT STEVENSON M.ACDONALD C1-IARLES WILI.IAM X7OCKE. ELI' 1VlERRICK KINNEY. HORACE MILTON BELL. FRANCIS MCKINLEY. JOHN TI-IEODORE GRAEF. MAX CARSON JNIAXXVELL. VVILLIAM GEORGE LAUER. ROBERT LEON ALEXANDER. HARRY KINNEY CRANDALL. JOHN STROTHER MILLER. 144 Delta 'Cau Delta. FOUNDED AT BETHANY, I86O. Chapter Roll. . . Emory College. University of the South . Tulane University Northwestern University RI-Io Leland Stanford, Jr., University 6rancl Division of the South. LAMBDA . . Vanderbilt University. BETA EPSILON . PI . . . University of Mississippi. BETA THETA . PHI . Washington and Lee University. BETA XI . BETA DELTA University of Georgia. Grand Division of the west. OMICRON . . University of Iowa. BETA PI . . BETA GAMMA University of Wisconsin BETA BETA ETA . University of Minnesota BETA TAU . . BETA KAPPA University of Colorado BETA UPSILON . Grand Division of the North. BETA . . Ohio University. CHI . . DELTA University of Michigan BETA ALPHA . EPSILON . . Albion College. BETA BETA ZETA . Adelbert College. BETA ZETA KAPPA . Hillsdale College. BETA PHI . MU . Ohio VVesleyan University. BETA PSI . 6rand Division of the Gast. ALPHA . . Allegheny College. BETA LAMBDA . GAMMA Washington and jefferson College. BETA MU . . RHO . Stevens Institute ot'Technology. BETA NU . Mass. UPSILON Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. BETA OMICRON . OMEGA . University of Pennsylvania. BETA CHI . . Hlumni Chapters. New York. Twin City. Cleveland. Chicago. Pittsburg. Detroit. Nashville. Nebraska. Grand Rapids. 145 University of Nebraska . University of Illinois . . Kenyon College. . Indiana University . De Pauw University . . Butler College Ohio State University. . . XVabash College. Lehigh University. . . Tufts College. Institute of Technology. . Cornell University. Brown University. New Orleans. New England. Cincinnati. Delta 'Cau Delta. BETA OMICRON CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED JANUARY 17, 1890. In -Facultate. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER. OLIVER SHANTZ. THOMAS HALL. In Urbe. ULYSSES GRANT BAKER PIERCE. MONROE MARSH SXVEETLAND. Graduate. MONMOUTH HAXZLITT INGERSOLL. Undergraduates. '98. RICHARD SMYTH MCGOWIN. EDWVARD JOSIAH SAVAGE. CLOYD MASON CHAPMAN. RICHBIOND LAURIN RATHBONE. '99' ERNVIN STRATTON COOLEY. ELISHA HUBBELL WALKER. HARRY AMERMAN YOUNG. ELEPHALET AUSTIN BARNES. SAMUEL WILEY WAKEMAN. 1900. SAMUEL MCCLARY, III. ALFRED DUPONT WARNER, JR. ARTHUR SAMUEL BLANCHARD. HENRY SMITH PYLE. LIVINGSTON MILLER WHITWELL. PAUL PERCY BIRD. RALPH WALDO DORN. FRANK SUTHERLAND BAKER. 1901. GEORGE PETERS FELLONVS. WILLARD DECKERMAN STRAIGHT College of Law. CHARLES WALTER BABCOCK. GEORGE PARK MCKENZIE. JOSEPH FERNANDO JOHNSON. 146 .D11c71:a.Plu la: Slgma Dbl. FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE, 1827. ALP1f1A OF NEW YORK . BETA OF NEW YORK . ALPHA OF lVlASSACHUSETTS DELTA OF NEW YORK . AI.PI-IA OF VERMONT ALPI-IA OF MICI'lIGrXN . ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA JEPSILON OF NEW XTORK . Chapters. 147 Union College, 1827. Hamilton College, 1831. Willia111s College, 1834. Hobart College, 1840. University of Vermont, 18.15. University of Michigan, 1858 Lehigh University, 1887. Cornell University, 1890. S' b' lgma IO 1. EPSILON OF NEYV YORK. ESTABLISHED ISQO. .LLXNDREXV DICKSON VVHITE. GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL. ALFRED AUSTIN LIOORE. PERRY GREEN IELLSXVORTH. PIORACE MACIQ. ITIERMON VAN VECHTEN BOSTXVICK GEORGE RUSSEL WVILLIAMS. :EDXVARD HARRIS, JR. WVILLIAM XVILLIS. NVALLACE JONES CHILDS. ELLIOTT HUNTINGTON SEXVARD. lu.-ORMAN JUDD GOULD. JOHN JAY BRYANT, JR. NELSON ICINGSLAND BEOODY. FLOYD NVOODRLTPJF BIUNDY. JAMES HENRY GOULD. HENRY MON1'GOBIERX' BOSTXVICK. PHILIP WVILL. HEIRISERT SCOTT OLIN. N'ORMAN DODGE. ROBERT HAIQRIS RIPLEY. RALPI-I DOUGLAS EARL. FREDERICK WILLIS. FREDERICK VVILL, JR. JAMES NORRIS OLIPHANT. CHARLES BALDXVIN SEDGXVICK. GEORGE VVASHINGTON RISTINE, JR. GEORGE STUART LANG. I48 QQ 'FNB' ggi WI! w 'Q ' 51. 6263 1 3, W 'H tile 03 W W n wifvf prmm. Sigma Chi. FOUNDED 1855. Roll of Chapters. ALPHA GAMMA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . YI OMICRON Rrio . TAU . CHI . PSI . . . OIUEGA . . ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA GAMMA . DELTA DELTA ZETA ZETA . THETA THETA ZETA PSI . KAPPA KAPPA LAMBDA LAMBDA . MU MU . . . NU NU .' . . . OMICRON OMICRON . XI XI . . . PHI PHI . . . SIGMA SIGMA ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA EPSILON . ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA LAMBDA . . ALPHA NU . . ALPHA X1 . . ALPHA OlVIICRON . ALPHA PI . . ALPHA SIGMA . ALPHA TAU . . ALPHA UPSILON . . ALPHA PH1 . . ALPPIA CHI . ALPHA PSI . . ALPHA OMEGA . ALPHA RHO . . ETA ETA . . . . . Active Chapters, 50 Total Member T49 Miami Unive1'sity. Ohio Wesleyan University. Columbian University. Washington and Lee University University of Mississippi. Gettysburg College. Bucknell University. Indiana University. Denison University. De Pauw University. Dickinson College. Butler University. Roanoke College. Hanover College. University of Virginia. Northwestern University. Hobart College. Randolph-Macon College. Purdue University. Center College. University of Michigan. University of Cincinnati. University of Illinois. Kentucky State College. West Virginia University. Columbia University. University of Chicago. University of Missouri. University of Pennsylvania. Hampden-Sidney College. University of California. Ohio State University. University of Nebraska. Beloit College. Mass. Institute of Technology. Illinois Wesleyan University. University of Wisconsin. University of Texas. University of Kansas. Tulane University. Albion College. University of Minnesota. University of' North Carolina. Universitvvot Southern California Cornell University. Pennsylvania State College. Vanderbilt University. Leland Stanford. jr., University Lehigh University. Dartmouth College. ship, 6,59i. Sigma Chi. ALPHA PHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED OCTOBER IO, 1890. In -Facultate. FREDERICK LAXVRENCE IQORTRIGHT. Graduates. ELLIS LEEDS LXLDRICH. ROBERT CLARKSON BROOKS. '98. WVESLEY STEELE. ISAAC PLATT. DANIEL LIAUJER BICLAUGHLIN. FRANCIS NVHEELER PLATT. HARRY IALBYN FRANK. CHARLES ALBERT SKIDMORE. XNYILL AUSTIN STRONG. '99- ART1-IUIK BEAVERS RAYMOND. JOHN ALEXANDER cj.-XLDXVELL. HATTERSLY XVORTIAHNGTON TALBOTT. JOHN NVILLIARI O'LEARY. 19oo. CHARLES EDGAR NEWTON, JR. JOSEPH BARTHOLODIEXV XVEED, JR ALEXANDER BONNELL TAPPEN. JOHN L. FLANNERY, JR. CHARLES JUDSON CRARY. 19o1. SAMUEL XVITTENBIYER. LLOYD SMOOT. RUFUS AVERY BICILHENNY. ROLLIN TURNER VVOODYATT. LE ROY PORTER GREGORY. 150 'Xu We 'Hof 'FQ -x ' QRS , urkxkh a 1-mb. Drama, Q V 4-.nn -41,1 , fa,ff ftvzi. CORNELL NEW YORK . MINNESOTA . DE PAUW MICI-IIGAN . DICKINSON . NORTIIWESTERN 'CHICAGO BUFFALO . 'OSGOODE HALL Delta Chi FOUNDED AT CORNELL, OCTOBER 1890. ISI Cornell University. New York University. University of Mfinnesota. De Pauw University. University of lVIichigz1n. Dickinson University. Northwestern University Lake Forest University. University of Buffalo. University of Toronto. Delta Chi. In -Pacultate. 'WILLIAM ELXLBERT FINCH. ERNEST XWTILSON HUEFCUT. DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE. EDXVIN DUBOIS SHURTEK. In Clrbe. MONROE MARSH SVVEETLAND. STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS. ELMER LIXLONZO DENTON. J. DOLPTI ROSS. HORACE SI-IAFFER POTTER. Graduate. DYXRXYIN CURTIS GANO. I Undergraduates. 1898. ALPI-IONSO Dlx BISSELL. JOHN JOSEPH BRADY. CHARLES ARTHUR KLOTZ QMichiguuJ. LALNDREXV GEORGE KRALTSS. JOHN JOSEPH KUHN. HARRY EIIORY NEIVELL. SYLVANUS BARLOXY' NYE. AIARK M. ODELL. CHARLES CLINTON PAGE. CORNELIUS GRA SEABRING. B.-XYARD COBB TULLAR. 1899. CHARLES RAYMOND CAMERON. CLINTON THOMPSON HORTON.. ERNEST GUSTAV LORENZEN. JOHN QUINCY PERRY. 19oo. JOSEPH ALOYSIUS CORR. JAMES P. BIAGENIS. WVILLIAM NIILLER NICCREA. FREDERICK STEPHEN RAUBER PHILIP ENSIGN RICE. 1961. JAMES O,MALLEY. 152 Jrekmfjulla. ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA :ETA . LAMBDA NU . X1 . ORIICRON .P1 . fraternity of the Delta phi. FOUNDED IN UNION COLLEGE, 1827. Roll of Chapters. Union College, 1827. Brown University, 1838. New York University, I84I.I. Columbia University, 1842. Rutgers College, 1845. Harvard University, 1845. University of Pennsylvania, 1849 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Lehigh University, 1884. Johns Hopkins University, 1884. Sheffield Scientinc School, 1889. Cornell University, 1891. 153 1864 Delta phi. PI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED ISQI -Fratres in Urbe. GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL -Fratres in Draesenti. HENRY IJYLES ZABR1sK1E. EDXVIN BROXVN JENKS. MONTGOMERY HUNT CLARK. NOEL SISSON BENNETT. HENRY' BOGEIKT CLARK. CLARENCE HIRAM KNAPP. A CASSIUS fXMASA THOMAS. GEORGE ARTHUR SOHIESEN. PIOXVARD SHAY VV-ILLIAMS. NORMAN LAMB :RITCI-IIE. IXLEXANDER FLOYD ARBISTRONG 154 xx! my A ' pump. GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA . ETA , THETA IOTA . KAPPA . LARIBDA . MU . NU . XI . PI . SIGMA TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI . PSI . OMEGA . CHI OMEGA ETA PRIME ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA ALPHA ETA ALPHA THETA . ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA KAPPA . ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA MU . ALPHA NU . . ALPHA XI . ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA PI . ALPHA RHO ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA rIiAU ALPHA UPSILON ALPHA PHI ALPHA CHI ALPHA PSI ALPHA OMEGA BETA ALPHA Kappa Sigma. EOUNDED IN I867. Roll of Chapters. I Louisiana State University. Davidson College. Centenary College. University of Virginia. Randolph-Macon College. Cumberland University. Southwestern University. Vanderbilt University. University of Tennessee. Washington and Lee University. William and Mary College. University ofArkansas. Swarthmore College. Tulane University. University of Texas. Hampden-Sidney College. Southwestern Presbyterian University Purdue University. Maine State College. University ofthe South. South Carolina College. Trinity College. Mercer University. University oflllinois. Pennsylvania State College. University ofPennsylvani:1. University of Michigan. Columbian University. Southwestern Baptist University. U. S. Grant University. Cornell University. University of Vermont. University of North Carolina. Wofford College. Bethel College. Kentucky University. Wabash College. Bowdoin College. Ohio State University. Georgia School of Technology. Millsaps College. Bucknell University. Lake Forest University. University ofNeb1-aska. VVm. Jewell College. Brown University. 'N F. C. NFEILSON. H. VV. -IEFFERS. LC. G. 310126.-KN. . W. CHENEY. F. M. CASE. WV. GORDON. G. E. HOUCH. H. V. T. BLACK. E. A. GLENN. Kappa Sigma. 1898. WY BZIAYTHAM. 1899. 19oo. L. JOHNSON. 1901. R. B. PUTNAINI Chap.j. 156 C. F. SOHE. I. Y. GLENN. E. R. HILDRETH. R. HAYWARD. G. P. HEBLSTREET. P. E. YVURST. M. J. KINSELLA QL. SJ. C. E. HEWITT. H. G. SIMMONS. B. A. KILBOURNE QL. SJ WRAGH1 KAV aw DETTROIT. ,X ...... 1 ff- me 5 . Af Ax. fr AZ 'f I ,g ' I ,. xanax!! 1 '15 uf 1 517- Spbinr Dead. ESTABLISHED OCTOBER II, 1890. CHARLES HILDIiETI'I BLAIR, HFINRX' BAUM BREXVSTER. FREDERICK ADAMS BRIGGS. ERNEST MILLER BULL. DEAN CLARK. JAMES HENRX' GANNON, JR HENRY' VVILLIAA1 JEFEERS. EDGAR JOHNSTON. RICI-IARD SRIYTH MCGOWIN JR. 157 DANIEL MAUJER MCLALYGTILIN CLARENCE STANTON MOORE. NVVILLIAM ALEXANDER Ross, EDWARD JOSIAII SAVAGE. EDGAR PERCIVAL SEEGER. HARRY MARTIN SIIIITII. VVESLEY STEELE. W'AI.TER CHARLES WVHITE. JOI-IN IJANCOCK WYNNE. Quill and Dagger. -EYRNEST NVILSON HUEEOUT. HARRX' IUIILL ALCOCK. PIENRY MYERS BELLINGER, JR NVILTON BENTLEY. PI-IILLIP HENRX' BRADLEY. LESTER NORTON COBB. 'IEDXVARD IEBIMETT DOUGI-IERTX'. JAMES BURTON FENTON. CI-I.fXRLES HENRY HULL. LEE BIASTEN FRANCIS. JAMES IQENNETH PQRASER. JESSE FULLER, JR. XNHLLIAM INICKEEYER. JAY CEROMXVELI, NJELLEGER JASPER R.AX'3IOND RAND, J PARTON SWIFT. r'XLLEN IEDXVARD XVHITING . I F-:EE Z N- . fm gf...-... J , , ' 9. gl - ' 4 Y, R TP -fw- lepb Samacb. CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG. FRANK EURICH, JR. CHARLES CRAXVFORD VVHINERY MAXXVELL MAY'PIEXN' UPSON. HENRY HIRABI FULLER. CLARENCE MEIGS ODDIE. IKOYAL STORRS HAYNES. SAMUEL WILEY XVAKEMAN. FREDERICK ALDRICPI CLEVELAND CHARLES JOSEPH RAMSBURG. VVILLIAM RAYMOND MILLER. ELEPHALET AUSTIN BARNES. 161 ' f 4 ,E f' Bl , ' xxx , Cbancer . FOUNDED AT CORNELL, 1889. JOHN HENDERSON SERVIS. DAVID PERCY XIVILLIALIS. XIVILLIALI HENRY FLIPPEN. JAMES GREGORY GREGG. VVILLIAM RUFUS REITZELL. GEORGE WVINFIELD SCOTT. GEORGE GARDINER RES'NOLDS. OLIVER RUSSELL BECKWITH. ALEXANDER SAIXIUEL DIVEN. LYMAN JAY GUEST. ARNOLD LAZIER EMPEY. BENAJA1-I STANDLEY CURRAN, JR 163 Scalp and Blade. FOUNDED, 1893. CORNELL UN1XfERSI1'X' HARVARD UNIVERSITY . HOBAR'F COLLEGE . JAMES BURTON FENTON. FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON. PARTON SXVIFT. FIKEDERICK PITKIN JAMES. EJDMUND SEXVALL SMIT1-I. BRACE HAY'DEN I'IAMILTON. ALFRED HULI, CI..-XRK. ORS:-ON CARX' HOYT. MAIKCUS BXIORTIER DRAKE. CLARENCE IXLEXIS EUSTAPIAIIEVE. EDMUND BURKE MCKENNA. Ross MCMII.I.fXN. CII-IARLES ALDRICH STEVENS. GEORGE ARTHUR AUST'1N. VVILLIAM RUSSELL HUN'I'1.EY. NEI.SON OTIS TXIFFANY, JR. GEORGE L. SOUT1-IARD. 165 Ithaca, N. Y., 1893. Cambridge, Blass., 1396 Geneva, N. Y., 1896. Phi Beta Kappa. FOUNDED DECEMBER 5, 1776. List of Chapters. Bowdoin College. Dartmouth College. Vermont State University. Nliddlebury College. Harvard College. Amherst College. Wfilliams College. Tufts College. Yale University. Trinity College. YVesleyan University. Brown University. Union College. University of the City of New York. College of the City of New York. Columbia University. Hamilton College. Hobart College. Colgate University. Cornell University. I Rochester University. Rutgers College. Dickinson College. Lehigh University. Lafayette College. University of Pennsylvania NVilliam and Miary College Adelbert College. Kenyon College. lldarietta College. De Pauw University. Northwestern University. Unilversity of Kansas. University of llinnesota. Colby College. Syracuse University. Swarthmore College. Johns Hopkins University. Iowa State University. University of Nebraska. phi Beta Kappa. NENV YORK THETA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED JUNE 28, 1881. Members in the Board of Instruction. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS . Cornell, 1895 ALFRED AUSTIN MOORE Hamilton, GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON Cornell, 1885 BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE Cornlel, CHARLES BABCOCK . . Union, 1847 JOHN LEXVIS MORRIS . Union, FREDERICK BEDELL . . Yale, 1889 CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTH- CHARLES EDWHN BENNETT. BYOWU,IS7S C UP - H - -Rh - COFUUL GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL Hamilton, 1876 HARLES ENRY AMMEL G L B C H Sq KAMP .... Cornell, TEORGE FINCOLN ERR 'P , mme ' Isgl' JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN . London, HHOMAS EEDERICKE RANE lgCetOE'1qS4 CLAYTON HALSEY SHARP Hamilton, WERBERT AHARLESF LMER Comen' IES3 CHARLES MELLEN TYLER . Yale, C ILLIAM RLBERT UNCH ' Cornell' IS 2 MOSES COIT TYLER . . Yale, GHARLESWY OBERT QASTON Comeil' 189 LUCIEN IAUGUSTUS WVAIT . Harvard, - -1 GEORGE DILLIAM IGRRIS Cowen, 1812 BENJAMIN IDE WHEELER . B1-Own, ILBERQ ENNIZUN ARRISP 'Ome ' Isa ANDREYV CURTIS WHITE Hamilton, EAMES OEGAN SRT lgceton' ISSZ' I'IORATIO STEVENS WIIITE . Harvard, DHARLESC ENRY UJL 'H Oflne ' 18 YVALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX Amherst, UNCAN AMPBELL arm ton, 1 QI SAMUEL GARDNER W I L - JAMES MCMAHON . . Dubl1n, 1881 LIAMS 1 l I Hamilton, Resident Members. FRED ORLANDO BATES . Cornell, 1892. WILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH . Cornell, GRACE WILMAR-I-H CALD- ADNA FERRIN WEBER . . Cornell, C VVELL E .... Cornell, 1392-Q ANDREXV DICKSON YV!-IITE . Yale, HARLES UGENE EDGER' . ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS . Yale, TON . . . I-lam1lton, 1882. P . ROGER HENRY XVILLIAMS . Cornell, ERRY G. ELLSYVORTH . Umon, 1837. I ELLSYVORTH DAVID XX RIGIIT Cornell, SAMUEL DUMONT HALT.lDAX' Cornell, 1870. BESSIE AVERY. MABEL ADELAIDE CLARK. CHARLES EDWIN COOKE. GEORGE MATTHEW DUTCHER VESTA VERNON HEYWOOD. JESSICA MAY HITCHCOCK. Class of 1897. IDA LUCENA PIULL. ISADORE GILBERT NIUDGE. RUTH AUGLVSTA NELSON. CHARLES VVESLEY DARWIN CLARA GERTRUDE ROWVLEY. LETITIA ELOISE YOUNG. PARSONS. Class of 1898. CELECTED IN 1897.3 CLINTON THOMPSON HORTON. MARY CORYVIN LANE. ERNST GUSTAV LORENZEN. 168 1889 1896 1856 1893 1896 1877 1890 1855 1857 1870 1875 1881 1373 1884 ISS2 1873 1894 1853 1868. 1895. 1887. Sigma Xi. ALPHA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED IN ISS6. VVILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN . HENRY NEELY OGDEN JAMES MCMAHON . PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH Officers. Presicielzi. Vyce Pre3z'dc7zz'. Reco1'ciz'1zg Secretafy. C01're5p07zdz'1zg Sec1'ez'rzry Zfeaszzrer. Resident Members. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON. SAMUEL JACKSON BARNETT. JOHN HENRY BARR. FREDERICK BEDELL. CENTENNIAL HARRY BENEDICT. MARGAIKET FURSMAN BOYNTON. GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDXVELL. ROLLIX CLINTON CARPENTER. IRVING PORTER CHURCH. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK. ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS. HERMAN DIEDERICIYIS. BENJAMIN MINGE DLTGGJXR. ELIAS JUDAH DURAND. NVILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND. ALFRED HENRY IELDREDGE. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH. ESTEYAN ANTONIO FUERTES. SUSANNA STUART PHELPS GAGE. ADAM CAPEN GILL. GILBERT DENNISON I'IARRIS. JOHN FILLh'IORE HAYEORD. EDXVIN BARKER HIGBX'. GRANT SHERMAN FIOPKINS. PIOMER JAMES FIOTCHKISS. CHARLES EDWARD PIOUGI-ITON. D,-XVID FLETCHER HOY. JOHN IRXVIN HLVTCIIINSCDN. HENRY SYLYESTER JACOBY. I BENJYXAIIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY. FREDERIC LAWRENCE KORTR1GI'IT. JAMES IJAXV. EARL BRINK LOVELL. JAMES MCMAI-ION. IRWIN JOHN MACOhlBER. EARNEST GEORGE MEIlRITT'. GEORGE SYLYANUS MOLER. VERANUS ALYA MOORE. DANIEL ALEXANDER NIURRAY. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS. HYENRX' HUTCPIINSON NORRIS. HENRY NEELY OGDEN. RAYMOND CLINTON REED. FREDERICK JOHN ROGERS. XVILLARD VVINFIELD ROWLEE. HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN. CLAYTON HALSEY SHARP. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER. MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND. XTERGIL SNYDER. OSCJXR LCLILTON STEXVART. JOHN LIENRY TANNER. RALIJII STOCKMAN '1wARR. .EXLFRED IEARNEST TAYLOR. ROBIZIl'I' LIENRY 'TIIL'RSTOX. CII-IARLES EDWARD ITIMAIERMAN. EDWARD BRADI-'ORD CFICHENER. ISBEXEZEK VFOXVSEY TURNER. KARL BICIQAY xXvIEGAND. PIENRY HIIIIXBI XVING. 170 ,,,,wg-Hi Raja? ,QW 14 ..-,U-Nw.,-ff. :A-.1-.4..r.,fba i t , A , ff ,E . . ' 1415 - 1 M A7'fff: i1 1g Ff-if A A 4' + 1 f I 3 ',f 5 M , , ,, , 4 41 if 1 ,ff A 1 G 46,1 E I, rj ff F' E L ' ,,, . 14, r if gf H H gf ,Q ws ' X f A , . .M Ng 3' , ' .ff X, tilt ff We 'L il xxx Z, Ref I ij 'vi W ' ,ai 1 gf J A, J 'ef X ' 14- -T- 'vff' 'ffyvl L 5 I4 . ,, A K if + 4 Av , 4 1 I 4 5 , ' 4? fQ 4' ,J , y AW? gf xx!!! N x V A 151- ' ' 4 - A - -'f f f K 4 11 'Ab 1 ,Wd wa' v 'an x , A WMQAAA , A g sf 2 fu 2 ff M 3 f Q ' 5, fs l ii A 1 1 'I ! 'X sf f ' X- 2- W ' ' Q-12.122, f' ' v.-Ng: A. , N, -va A- 1 -. 'f , ,, ,V - 4:5-2: ' ,g352E?q ., A ' . .2 QA A ,,,,.,. , ,,.. A ff-f -I -' - .--::.'-':-4:A:z1':'f!. , W., ,,.,.,., v .. . A Q? '. f ij 52 Q, V- J 31' qw .- ,A A ... , U' 2:11 25 ff. .I A. -,1 52 If-QA'-M f V Aww? I I mg,- ,MA .. Qzgzk , 'N 1 1 , , -. 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EDWARD EMMETT DOUGHERTY. JAMES BURTON FENTON. LEE MASTEN FRANCIS. CHARLES WESCOTT GENNET, JR RICHARD SMYTIAI MCGOWIN. Officers. THE CJ Preszkiefzi. Vice Presz'dem' S ecrefzz Ijy. Trefzsurer. Toaslmasier. Members. DANIEL MAUJER MCLAUGHLIN. FLOYD VVOODRUFF MUNDY. ROBERT CARR MEYSENBURG. EDWARD JOSIAH SAVAGE. EDGAR PERCIVAL SEEGER. ELLIOT HUNTINGTON SEWARD. CLARENCE SPAULDING SIDWAY. HARRY MARTIN SMITH. WILLIAM MCALLISTER SMITH. WESLEY STEELE. PARTON SVVIFT. WALTER CHARLES WHITE. f ALLEN EDWARD WHITING. DAVID PERCY WILLIAMS. JOHN HANCOCK WYNNE, PHILIP MAXYVELL WALTER. 172 . A T HERE I5rI.a .JD YEL - ru Qiwfsth' SF? 2 E! E2 9 XE? .wry - yggwnf : D' IN S. li . Y . 17 Y-O AN D I K mf ' I l. N N O ' 2 - xl . -T f QF! I A . Officers. MORTON B. STELLE . ROBERT H. HAZELTINE . FREDERICK A. CLEVELAND MILTON C. MILLER . EDMUND S. SMITH . WILLIAM H. FLIPPEN. PHILIP R. BACKUS. ALLEN N. DRAKE. FREDERICK F. I'IALL. THEODORE L. BAILEY. EBENEZER HILL, JR. S. WILEY XVAKEMAN. CLIFFORD D. COYLE. EDWIN S. BROWNE. GEORGE O. XVAGNER. EDNVARD C. FISH. YVILLIAAI B. STANFORD. Members. 1 73 . Presiderzf. Wke Presfziefzzf. . Secrefaly. Treasurer. Toastmasier. ALBERT T. FARRELL. NORMAN J. GOULD. ITIENRY H. TULLER. J. ALLEN HAINES. LAWRENCE I. SCOTT. ALBERT STAMFORD. FRANK EURICH, JR. NELSON K. DIIOODY. CLARENCE M. ODDIE. BRUCE H. PIAAIILTON. JOSEPH XV. GREEN. ELEPHALET A. BARNES. ' OFLIZICEDS I-:nes Wx-1c5bt Dresmde ut. lmuqk Nevin Wie Dveeiicl iiler Wbitwdl fbccrelmwl. mi el' br-er-don V Dmown 1 ' efiir Jams? .I HA Dcvifii' V wida Tmcq Treasurer: Milfhxrz A A ' ' -E:a5f1nwfe. E GWW -gi- Cfficers. ARTHUR P. BRYANT . . . Preszdeuf. JACOB A. FRONHEISER V?'ce Presidenf. EDGAR J. ROZIER . Secreiary. KENNETH O. CHISHOLM Treasurer. FRANK S. PORTER . Toasimasfer. Members. CHARLES W. BABCOCK. HENRY W. BLODGETT. HOWARD S. DEAN. CHARLES S. ESTABROOK. RAY K. FENNO. MICHAEL J. KINSELLA. DANIEL M. MCLAUGHLIN HARRY S. SLExcHER. ORMOND B. STRONG. 175 ALLEN E. WHITING HARVEY H. HASKELL . JAMES G. GREGG . GEORGE G. REYNOLDS. CHARLES A. SKI1:-MORE. HARRY A. FRANK. RICE MXLLER. FREDERICK P. JAMES. RAFAEL F. GONZALEZ. JOHN J. VAN NOSTRAND. RALPH V. ALEXANDER. PIARVEY H. HASKELL. JANIES G. GREGG. A 2 Cbelima. Officers. Members. 176 . P7'8SZ'd67lf . VYce Presz'dem'.. . Secreta ry- Treasurer DON ALMY. RALPH D. EARL. ARNOLD L. EMPEY. ALBERT H. RYAN. CHARLES I. ELL1s. ISAAC PLATT. GEORGE W. RECTOR. ALLEN E. WHITING. GEORGE J. MERSEREAU. WILLIAM H. FLIPPEN. U.. . 1. ,3-ew, - V V cms I in UK rw 'Ez' Q 4, 3 AJ - uc '1' ' 'fla-55-fill: :I ' -. 3. 121 2. ' fYl ,Ef -. im 1 .-5- 3 4715: ,v .Lv A. . K L7 '?' 5,92 1' 4 ffff +? i'99f:. .he . , - : ,v,.:.',f.ife1vg'l- :2.,E'.- I A -IT: I' V - 1 11.11.54 ,. ' M -j 5? A. C ? QW Che ummy Club. Members, TALLMADGE PIEPBURN BRERETON. ZLYNN HAZELTINE BRIGGS. 'CLIFTON BECKXVITI-i BROXVN. .ARTHUR DE VVITT BROOKS. HENRY' WEIL BUTLER. WILLIAM MARSI1 BUTLER. ,HENRY BOGERT CLARK. DANIEL BECREL CONKLIN. ALLEN CURTIS. CARLOS COLTON DAUGHADAY. .DAVIS 1-IAWLEY, JR. 177 FREDERIC ELLIS JACKSON. CLARENCE HIRAM KNAPP. OWEN MORRIS NIOTHERSHEAD WILLIAM HARBOUGH NEY'IN. CHARLES EDGAR NVEYVTON, JR. JOHN CLEVES SHORT. PETER SMITH. HENRY FARNUM STOLL. FRANK LITTRELL STRATTON. FRANK SEDGXVICK TRACY. XVILFRED LA SELLES XVRIGI-IT fxfgx S R3 1 is M K-hwy J, ,-Ji f . Q ' 5 f K1 aim-fbi Q ' 5: J' is 2 6 mg v '-v-s : .. L .. A ,f . , UK -frffyn 1. E El' '3 xv, s hs' 54 i T- XY!! 0 yn- ii' Xfm 1lN2.1'4,A 4132! TQ-ff -ff ' 3 H - i X my , Tl wi, I 7' 1' Q I Jw X L ., I X 1 Q Q AX m 4. 2 ff on Ji X1 r ol V M RWUEG N 'Q 31736 Q 1 E- -- mL49' X X S , FV 0 1 - .. mc- XE!! . fd Q by vuznifwmsmf riFm.QU5.9DQf5m' 9, , - ' wi ' K , 4 ' ww? vazijmvrlimEwa-1FL1zP:P1ia-2 Q .XD A SEQQEMM' Mmm3m1mmaxL1ir4vEf Q 2 I Nfiirwmug 5 Q 7 X A UL9?7GTiTT 'WWE-rx ' fl' U QV Qamzurw g,m,5j TD W 43:54-eQ:-m mmzmzafz ' 0 Qiuuji MILLER If Q LQYLE M0155 1 Q Q - Quazzfw l'l9LAUQ!'!L!N 0 ' R ,VERSE PQPT ,ER f Q 0 , - . I ,fi v A IZTQPE1' Q1 PEY . M L3 Q3 Q YW A ,Nia ,ffkv -1 - -- . f ,Jfifxaw .- ,mx ,-. , V 'Nff qifQg1?lv.Sb:i-Qffxsg A-5 aw, km LE' 2 ii-.WH Xi' EK :J il 'S' jEQ:x:g1..lS1 . Y xg 1' ... , axlfi,-fx 3959:-d ixs A, g.ur.wmu. ghgll, QQ ZF, uv!-QF, QQ? 6 u. ' Y ' ' 5 T' 3 he ig-F' Efsj 178 - I 'QW' f 2'I EB a. FREDERICK P. JAMES . ALEXANDER S. DIVEN EBEN HILL,JR. . Officers. In -Facultate. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, '55. ' MOSES COIT TYLER, '57. WILLIAM H. SAGE, '65. CALVIN D. STOWVELL, '68. ROGER B. WILLIAMS, '68. ALEXANDER S. DIVEN, ,94. FREDERICK P. JAMES, '95, Preszkienf. Vice P1'esz'1z'e2zZ. Secretary and Treasurer. GEORGE XVILLIAM JONES, '59.. FRANCIS M. FINCH. FREDERICK BEDELL, 90. In Urbe. HENRY W. SAGE, ,Q5. ANDREW G. C. SAGE, '96. GEORGE A. SMITH, '96, DEXVITT L.. SAGE, '97, Members. MORRIS M. WHITTAKER, '96. HAROLD LEE, ,96, S. 179 EEEN I-IILL, JR., 797. JOHN V. MILLER, ,97. CHAS. A. WORRALL, ,97, S- FLOYD W. BIUNDY, '9S. K . I XL W K H A TV JMEJAXLSXO 5 1294 , cg Y Officers, P1'esz'de11!. NELSON KINGSLAND MOODY ALBERT STANFORD . . JAMES I'IENRY GOULD . RALPH DERR. NVXLLIAM KENT AUCHINCLOSS. NORMAN JUDD GOULD. WILLIAM BOYD STAMFORD. 'ORMOND 'BUTLER STRONG. ,LYNN I-IAZELTINE BRIGGS. Members. Vice Pres1'rIe uf. Secrefrz ly zz Ulf Treasu Ver. RUSSELL GAGE INSLEE. HENRY XVADE SVVANITZ. VVILFRED LA SELLES VVRIGHT. CHESTER BUCK DU BOIS. JACOB ANTHONY FRONHEISER. CHARLES EIORATIO TANGEBIAN. .ANDREXV NVARREN, JR. 180 X l A V C ff! N ' EX . fiif A-,fb :f B'Vl'MiJCVVf'TfT . af Nl All I 'f 1 1 'nf-W' 1--W, ,I 'I 'V A J V l F M l nl 1 il f I lg 'C l il Hal P LQ A MQW! W W? X Z ': ja' ML X X ti ki. J t l , l l, If -. lf! ,,,' ,- 4' J, ' 9 , I 1 J, '- ,ff W 5 . ' 4' e mu: I K AX Ik? ix f 4,.4 5 1 7 I 7 ,WWI J ,I ,K R x X it I ' I f ' K W N ir reif l , ,f J, k,,, , ,-:J,,M, , , ,f I f M: or iffM'Qf7W6zf:f!1: 5 b Z in lu' 5 ' 4 A i 'Ayr' Al il iq if l ll Z 6 W X' l 1' sgqnxgir l ll ll ll 'lfffitff ll W l Z . . lllffh, Jgiigfzh I I Mt M1014 tk, . if . . . 'M .ll 34 A 'l ' wffiifilfff 1' I ' 1' ' ' ' 'f -rt I I ' .G - ,ll lQi?gi2A'E A , All . O W I .V 5 l if T ...Ally 1. H I fl E A - - A F. ' 1 -- Ifxwa-:rcs f. 'C A f J,Jl2l'. ' ef - . ar e -ff I 13115 Wil. . ' V, S ' fu' I Wm' ila,w,l lf'l 1 i, A ' ff 'ff ' :Se ' Officers. FREDERICK ATWOOD JONES, Texas . . Colonel. CHARLES MATTHEWS MANLY, South Carolina . Lfeulenanl Colonel. WILLIAM HORATIO MASON, West Virginia . Illnjor. WILLIAM HENRY FLIPPEN, Texas . Aajnlanl. JOHN EUGENE O,KEEFE, Missouri FRED LAFAYETTE BRYANT, South Carolina. DAVID CLARK, North Carolina. JOHN BENOIST CARTON, Missouri. BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR,Al3.bZ1IUZ1. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, South Carolina. EDWARD EMMETT DOUGHERTY, Georgia. 'CARLOS COLTON DOUGHADAY, Missouri. FRANK HALL EASTMAN,GCO1'gia. WILLIAM HENRY FLIPPEN, Texas. FREDERICK ATWOOD JONES, Texas. CHARLES HENRY KRATZ, Louisiana. .,Q1lrz1'le1'nzasler. Members, WILLIAM PIORATIO MASON, XVest Virginia. VIRGINIUS DANIEL TVIOODY, Virginia. JOHN STROTHER MILLER, Virginia. EWVELL NALLE, Texas. JOHN EUGENE O'KEEFE, Missouri. EDGAR JOSEPH ROZIER, Missouri. ALBERT RAINS, Texas. JOHN CLEVES SI-IORT, Kentucky. ORINIOND BUTLER STRONG, Georgia. FRANK LITTRELL STRATTON, Kentucky. THOMAS PERRIN THOMPSON, Georgia. XVILLIAM HTXRGAXDINE THOMSON, Missouri. ALBERT LEEEVRE, Maryland. CHARLES MATTHEWS NTANLY, South Carolina. ALEXANDER BARRY WI-IITXEY, Georgia. ISI EZRA BAILEY XVHITAIAN, Maryland. X 5+ J. S. ALLBRIGHT. VV. S. CARRIER. J. S. GAY. W. J. GILLIAM. H. C. GIVENS. S. C. GUNN. J. B. HARRIS. P. B. MANN. N. D. MACLEOD. J. H. MASSIE. F. E. CARDULLO. JAMES O'MALLEY. Charter Members. Hssociate Members. 182 A. G. MINTZ. E. J. INIORAN. G. A. OLDHAhI. J. REYNOLDS. E. SMITH. L. B. SMITH. A. J. SWEET. M. UNDERDOWN F. VVILL. M. M. VVYVELL. G. E. J. PISTOR. R. O. VVALTER. 'Che Christian Hssociation. XVALTER MARTIN ZINK . SUSANE EMMA ARTHUR EVA ALICE THOMAS . LEON 'WILSON PIARTMAN . HARRY WADE HICKS . Officers. IVIen'5 Department. XV. M. ZINK, '99 . . C. V. P. YOUNG, '99 E. A. PHARR, IQOI . L. W. HARTMAN, '98 . MISS MISS MISS MISS S. A. E. L. mO111211'S Department. E. ARTHUR, '99 . . B. BINKERD, ,QQ A. THOMAS, 1900 M. PUIG, Igor . . Board of Crustees. PROF. C. M. TYLER. PROP. G. L. BURR. PROP. J. W. JENKS. GEO. R. XVILLIAMS, ESOC 183 . P1'esz'del1z'. V3'ce Presideuf. . Secretary. Treasurer. . General Secrefafg . P1'esz'd'e7z1f. VYce Presidezzt. . S ecreta I'-V. . T reaszzrer. . Presfdenl . Wke Presidemf. . Sec refa fy. . Trefzsu re r. XV. M. ZINK. M. M. UPSON. J. H. GOULD. GENERAL SECRETARY. r in -W? .Sign Fl YSASTR- .Am ,Els QXN ,V f x 1 . If I ' igQ:S'Kf,NX .L L I f 1. X esvdvwxw X' I .4-'xi' -. , WNW! , 112990 X , '.4 Z Y.q,l-Mzxgg a: h x- Y 1 5x Naf'XN f1 f X.I.X.X . f 'WY' h 1 w x Rav, f ' ' I I 1 -4 MISS , ' MIsS ix ff N, MISS ' MISS X I A I L4 . 'A fy f S if ' X Z- f' f- KT .If I' f X - T fl X -2 ' . gf ff V' - 4-LANE A ' f fy A ' f HRW' S. -V J MISS ELEANOR MARIA NIGHTINGIXLE. MISs MINNIE ADELAIDE PINCH. MISS LOUISE MARGARITA PUIG. MISS STELLA EMILY SHARP. MISS MARY FLORENCE WELLS SLATER. MISS EUNICE STEBBINS. MISS ELENA NEARING. MISS EMILY AUGUSTA WESTYVOOD. MRS. MARY RODIEER VVILSON. 184 wayside Club. Officers. GRACE CONANT . . PI'6SZ'dE7Zf KATHERINE CLOTH IER . Vice Presz'a'e:zZ NIINNIE PINCH . . Treasurer NVINIFRED ADAMS . Secrefafjf MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS Members. MABELLE YVINIFRED ADAMS. SUSAN KITE ALSOP. NINA ANGELL. FRANCES ELIZABETH CHAPMAN KATIiERINE EVELYN CLOTHIER GRACE PATTEN CONANT. KATHLEEN OONA CONNOR. BERTHA MAY CRITCHLEY. MARY REEEKAH DENNIS. ANNIE WILSON DOUGHTY. FRANCES EVALINE DUNCOMBE. ELSA MARIA DUTCHER. ELOISE ELLERY. NULLY DAVIDSON GUNN. BLANDINA HASBROUCK GURNEE JULIA HAUSMAN. HELEN HUEBENER. JULIA RELIEF KELLOGG. ABIGAIL HILL LAUGHLIN. CLARA LOUISE LAWRENCE. E. B. MACLEOD. MARY EVA MARKWICK. ALICE RUTH MAY. Iiiffl' A 4' ' fliliifvv - ' 55Is6 5 5.I'i'V2i g i 'TN r f . T ' rg! ilm' ' - 'A I I .... 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BIARGARET CLARA COSTELLO. INEZ CORCILIUS. ROSE MAY Cox. JESSIE ALLEN ITIOLMES. LYDIA BEULAH JONES. EMMA GERTRUDE KUNZE. MARY CORXVIN LANE. Members. . Presz'a'enz'. Vice Presidenf. . Se c rcfa ry. Trerzszc re r. . P1'esz'def1z'. Vice Pl'8SZ'0787lf. . Secrelazy. Trezzszzrer. ESTELLE ADELAIDE LEACH. II-:A BELLE POXVLESLAND. FRANCES KATHARISE RAY. MARY LOIS SAXTON. CLAIRE SEYMOUR. NIABEL MARY SHEA. LUCRETIA VAN SIMMONS. IMOGEN STONE. IJELEN MAE TJOXVNLEY. FLORENCE LOUISE XVILLIAMS. SUSAN EVANS VAN WERT. ADRIENNE VAN XVINKLE. BIARY RODIIPER XVILSON. JANE BIARLX XVHEELER. NANCY CLAFLIN XYOOD. IS5 '77 3 RKQ' -u 4-...-Z JJ.-,-X fi?-'iig 1' X 'RF f 1 ff K Aff K t X X . J f. X AQ. U1 - ! QQHA HI ' 4,91 NS I fl I , W--. X , N I 1 Y-Q ' I 5 S I ' N A I' Tfv lff WI -J .1 ' ' 'f E Vwffi. L A . 3- , E- MHWH f X --x I ' f : J- gif, ' nw 57 ,K f- AM L XIWV Y, -, SSX isa P1 f 7 f .K UN EV . 1 X H gzgfimij Z - Rx , xzqi. L . ff X A 'Q-TXT. A . HX Xi, Yu AX yi . 5 ' jf Q ma, Z f HV fry- M X . I ,If N If '33 L S Q?-3 1 A ,221 1 ALICE MAY BALDXVIN. FAIRFAX BROWN. NELLIE CARPENTER. HELEN LOUISE CARY. LIABEL ROBINSON CROYVL, HARRIET DODGE. ELSIE Ross ENGLE. KATI-IARINE M. GLOTI-I. EVA WOODWARD GREY. FLORENCE BAKER GREY. MARY ELOISE HARDING. Members. ALICE ADELLE HAUGHWOUT. EMILY I-IICKMAN. SARAH BLANCHE ITIOUSTON. 186 MABEL MEAD. NIILDRED MEAD. MYRTLE HELEN MILLER. SUSIE PERCIVAL NICHOLS. MABEL ALGER POYVELL. MARION PRATT. JESSIE TREAT RAY. MABEL ESTEY ROSE. IDA ADELLA Ross. KATE MARILLA SCHUTT. PHILENA R. SHELDON. LUCY PANSY TORRANCE. LILLIAN A. TREAT. LOU E. YOUNG. mit es IfI7m.Wfeffl Officers. AIABEL ESTELLE OGDEN . . . l res1'rleuz'. NINA ANGELL ..... Vice Presfdeuf. ALICE GERTRUDE BRICKELIVIAIER . Secz-Mary. IIELEN YVINIFRED WI-IIPPLE . Tren.:zn'er. Executive Committee. MRS. BENJAMIN IDE XVHEELER. ALICE GERTRUDE BRICKELMAIER, '99. MRS. HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN AMY CHADIBERLAIN Sl-IANKS, 1900. MISS BROWNELL. CAROLINE EDITH BOONE, IQOI. MISS CANFIELD. ELVA HULBURD YOUNG, G. LOU E. YOUNG, '9S. KATHLEEN LYDIA ET1-IELYN KERR . BLANDINA HASBROUCK GURNEE 'GLADYS WILLARD . . HELEN J. HUEBENER . EDNA MARTIN NICNARY . :EDITH READ . . IMOGEN STONE, SP. OONA CONNOR, Genera! 1?ej51'e5e11z'fz!z've. Hdvisory Member, MISS HILL. IST lllamzger qflhe Baskel Bn!! Club . . . . . Cllffllfll CUfflIl.I! qffhe Tcmnk Club , . Asszklruzl Cllffllllll . Cajffufzz oflbv Bozzlizzg Club . . zlifllffllllf CHj6fHl.ll E. P. SEEGER E. P. BURRELL A. H. EMERY F. A. JONES W. W. MACON R. S. MCGOWIN Officers. . . Presz'de1zt. VICE Presidezzzi Second Wke Presidenf. - Reco1'zZ'z'1zg Secrelrzry. . . C0r1'e5po1zrIz'1zg Secrefafy . . . . . . . Treasurer. Gxecutive Committee. E. P. SEEGER. R. L. RATHBONE. F. A. JONES. W. BENTLEY. E. A. XVAGNER. Bonorary Members. G. S. MOLER, B.M.E. , J. H. BARR, M.E. F. BEDELL5 Ph.D. E. L. NIOHOLS, Ph.D. R. C. CARPENTER, M.M.E. H. H. NORRIS, NLE. W. F. DURAND, Ph.D. F. J. ROGERS, M.S. H. J. HOTCHKISS, H. J. RYAN, M.E. I. J. MCCOhlBER, M.E. R. H. THURSTON, LL.D., Dr. Eng. E. MERRITT, M E. W. C. ANDREWS, E.E. H. B. BREWSTER. L. H. BRONVN. E. P. BURRELL. W. F. BURDITT. C. M. CHAPMAN. F. D. CLARK, B.S. DEAN CLARK. GILBERT CROSSMAN. F. H. DEXTER. J. H. DOUGHTY, JR. A. H. EMERY, JR. C. W. GENNET, JR. ROBERT HOWES, B.S. F. A. JONES, A.B. C. E. LITIMMERMAN, M.M.E. ' Hctive Members. J. YV. KENNEDY. E. E. KTGER. R. M. KLEIN. W. W. MACON. C. M. MANLY, A.B. V. N. MCCARN. R. S. MCGOWIN. F. W. J. 1VICKIBBIN,B.SC. J. R. RAND, JR. R. L. RA'1'HBONE. E. P. SEEGER. W. M. SMITH. H. J. TREGANZA, B.S. E. A. WAGNER. H. A. WARD. w 188 vrnvy-fuvfv-v--r-E we --'M W-- -..p. .1....,.-.,.f:f- if in f- V. 1 :rl-1-',f'f:g,..:,,g-,z. 1 .L ' .1 - - .,. .. H ,.-Ai gs... - fff I s.. 4- Lf ., IIARLEY S GIEBS F. D. RHODES . PROF. C1-us. L. CRANDALL A. H. IIORTON . jAs. P. XVHISKEMAN F. A. BARNES. J R. H. ANDERSON. A. BASSFORD, JR. J. DEMPSEY. C. E. FELTON. ALFRED FRANK. J. B. FOOTE. I. GALINDO. C. L. BARTON. C. H. BELDEN. H. E. BERTOLET, E. D. BUTTON. XV. J. DARROXV. N. S. FISHER. XVAGER FISHER. Officers. Graduates. A . S. SXVINDELLS. Seniors. XV. H. GELDIR. H. S. GxEBs. XV. J. GRAVES. C. B. HOBART. A. H. HORTON. V. S. INGERSOLL. EDGAR JOHNSTON. juniors. F. L. GETMAN. A. H IIIGBY. XV. J. KROME. A. B. LUEDER. LESTER BICIIARG. OGDEX NIERRILL. R. B. NIILDON. 1S9 P1'esz'rZwz!. Vine Presz'defzz'. Corresj5omz'z'ng Secrelaxy. Recordifzg Secrelafjf. Treaszwer. H. FULLER. C. S. MOORE. F. D. RHODES. D. RODRXCLUEZ. G. G. SMITH. M. A. TENNEY. O. A. XVAIT. -I. P. XVIUSKEMAN. E. J. NIOORE. S. REX'NA. M. A. RUE. A. THOMSON, JR. J. C. TRAUTXX'1XE, 3D F. P. XVILLIAMS. H. A. YOUNG 1 Q QNX iii: 1'H2g.f.Q:11,--., ,Aff ' , I -. - .l'l..'5,f 'N-' N-f Lk' -j -.f 'f .f ' I---' , , ' -, V, , Y 4 0: I 4 , 'Q' if---A - A 1.-1 - fff. -'fW'!Jfrf:.2 VESA?-'I S 1 W M I 'Hr UN. 12- K. I I -Hof, --f I - , x -1' ..pI hm , 4 .,:.j.z2f'1- ..f'g5:Ks Q1 41 1 .W -,,. .. 3 ,. ,ix 1 ZW . -- ,I NJN. ,,V.,.,i..,,, . ,A .,,..,, .,,,, . U, I A,.,,,iNl jg ,L Wm., ,O yd. 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CHAPMAN . Vice President -J. I. SIPP . . Secrefazjf. F. M. COCKBURN . . SEC7'6f07il' A. L. KNISELY . M. SMITH . D. B. CLARK W. F. ALLEN. L. ANDERSON. R. K. BULL. E. A. BUTLER. F. BURGESS. L. COLLINS. H. B. CANNON. C. E. CHAPMAN. H. J. COUPER. D. B. CLARK. A. B. COOK. L. A. CLINTON. F. M. COCKBURN. A. E. DARROW. T. S. DEAN. A. ENGLISH. L. EVELAND. Il. T. FIELD. E. D. GAGE. J. NV. GILMORE. E. J. GLASSON. . Treasurer Treasurer. A. L. KNISELY . Lib ra I'l.lZIl. J0lll'7lHZRl770I'f61'. Membership Enrollment. G. B. I'IARRIS. C. A. IIALL. S. I-IALE. J. E. HIGGINS. S. IIORI. H. W. JEFFERS. C. H. KRAATZ H. P. KING. A. L. KNISELX'. A. C. KING. G. N. LAUIIIAN F. K. LUKE. U. YV. MEAD. E. NIABEE. G. MARTIN. E. L. MOORE. W. NIULFORD. H. C. MCLALLEN. M. PERRY. R. W. ROBINSON. R. J. ROACH. IQO J. B. RICE, JR. J. L. SALISBURY. C. SMITH. M. SMITH. E. R. SXVEETLAND. XV. SHINN. J. I. SIPP. L. SOWDEN. W. A. STOCKING, JR. D. D. STOCKING. J. L. STONE. E. F. LFHAYER. J. VAN WAGENEN. A. R. YVARD. G. W. WVIENHOEBER. J. A. XVALKER. R. WHITNEY. L. C. VVHITE. F. F. YOUNG. H. YATES. R. L. YUNGI-IANS. Comparative Medical Society of the N. Y. S. V. C. A. B. KELLY . J. W. FAUST . MISS S. E. PAGE . C. W. GAY . ,D. MILTIMORE H. W. ILLSTON. C. W. GAY. C. B. POTTER. A. B. KELLY. A. G. KERN. R. -I. STANCLIFT. PROP. J. LAW. PROP. B. G. XVILDER. PROP. S. H. GAGE. PROP. W. L. WILLIAMS. PROP. V. A. MonRE. Officers. Hctive Members. J. WV. FAUST. MISS M. L. MASSEY. MISS S. E. PAGE. C. R. PERKINS. H. W. DUSTAN. C. L. BARNES. F. J. BOWEN. Honorary Members. PROP. E. B. TITCHEXER. DR. P. A. FISH. DR. G. S. HOPKINS. DR. B. B. STROUD. DR. B. F. KINGSBURY. 191 Presz'a'w1z'. I Vike Presz'1z'e1zl. S ec rem fy. Treasa re l'. 1?ej5offer. J. WEISS. D. MILTINIORE. G. F. STONE. L. JULIAND. C. F. FLOCKEN. M. SMITH. MR. R. C. REED. MRS. S. H. GAGE. MRS. P. A. FISH. MRS. V. A. MooRE 9 vs. I 3 4 B ,4lfi5:Lfl.'f . A A . A ,p I Q' J A.., 1 . C- A' ' x,.V ' ig I I - :I .AVW . I ' I . E- M ,hcl 4 LW! Officers. J. E. GIGNOUX . A. BASSFORD, JR. . E. B. ALLEN . . M. A. TENNEY . . Hetive Members. E. B. ALLEN. O. L. AMSLER. H. C. BRADLEY. FRASER BROWN. A. BASSFORD, JR. A. H. VON BAYER. C. H. BRUSTLEIN. W. C. DALZELL. IRWIN DONOVAN. C. A. EVSTAPHIEVE. C. W. FEIGENSPAN. H. H. GAGE. J. E. GIGNOUX. INOCENCIO GALINDO. J. F. HILLEARY. J. W. IHLDER. Hssoeiate Members. Presidefz f. VY'ce Presideizi. Sec refa ry. Jllmzager and T1 eavu er- A. S. KREBS. F. B. KLocIc. XV. V. KELLEY. VVM. NICKEEVER J. B. NOLAN. W. B, NEXVTON. D. RODRIGULZ. J. H. RUSSELL. G. S. SMITH. J. SEIX, JR. M. A. TENNEY. U. H. TI-IAYER. J. B. WVEED, JR. H. S. WILLIAMS F. E. WALCI-I E. C. ZELLER. W.J. KROBIE. WV. A. Ross. A. J. MCELRQY. 192 A-.,f.,.-.fgi F' ' - V- -' X-v e' - ' I l 'TU '.yQ-2,-1'-' 5:24 . :ci '12-345.235 .1-:gg WET-.,. f'A? ::g::'.,. '- . . A -J.-'55'7fff1?' EW 'gi 2935 Q-5 f f' i55fff ' fE k f-,f ' f' f' 'egff9 ' f 5 f .If -' .5-Fil -1-'- 5' I wx. 'fn 1. ',':,. .IS - -A jg? ,- y 4,0 1-.4 J . I -tx xx 1-XP ' ' -fl f:'-' inf. ji-'-24.74 2.1 .:'-f f -Zn, ,sei T fx- 1. '.' ' ' ' ' ' 1-1 ,T 1 ' rim- X z-,f f' X I ' X ! 1 Z If , Lf: , .. I -- Ya- ' fa--?.z'J':Rg 7 , .:--i,- S 259' :'-Z'..'-T.2'-2:4 'I','L FF.ff: ' 1.-1.'- V1.3 C'.', .' 'F'-243:31 ,'.-AQ.: .-T 'S WW ' .fav f'- f -- - -- -' .1 . A -- . . M X ,Ll A x. 552511. .Q 9.-1.1, . . XS ,Q X f f , Sax .zff Officers. H. M. SMITH, '98 . J. R. RAND, JR., G. D. P. WILLIAMS, '98 J. A. HAINES, '99 . J. PARKER, G. W. WILLIS, G. H. A. MEGRANV, '98, D. P. WILLIAMS, '98, .J J. A. HAINES, '99, N. S. BENNETT, ,9Q. -J. F, GOODMAN, '99, O. B. STR0N0, '99, F. H. BRERETON, '00, J, H. GOULD, '00. 'M. C. NIAXYVELL, 00. F. L. STRATTON, '00, C. A. EUSTAPHIEVE, '00, J. B. LITTLE, '01, H. WV. REDEIELD, '01, 1 J. F. GOODMAN, ,QQ H. W. REDEIELD, '0I . F. L. STRATTON, 'oo . F. H. BR ERETON, '00 . . C. I-IEADDEN, '98, Law. Members. J. R. RAND, JR., G. E. M. BALLARD. '98, H. M. SMITH, '98, J. E. NVARD, '98, VV. J. CI-IILDS, '9S. H, M. BELL, '99, R. S. HAYNES, '99, C. W. BABCOCK, ,9Q. C. W. BERGEN, '00, H. I-I. KENDALL, '00, W. NIATHER, '00, R. TISSINGTON, '00, I-I. S. OLIN, '00, P. SCHUYLER, ,OI. F. C. TAG, '01, H. LEE. G. 193 P1 c's1'a'e11z'. Vice Presz'r1'efz! . Secrcz'a1jy. Ilffuzager. E. E. DOUGHERTY, '98, W. STEELE, '98, A. R, BECRWITH, '98, N. J. GOULD, ,9Q. R. DERR, '99, O. C. HOYT, '99, E. S. BROYVNE, ,9Q. - K. O. CI-IISHOLM, '00, Lau C. H. KNAPP, '00, H. F. STOLL, '00, R. K, FENNO, '99, Law. C, W. CROSS, '01, A. C. RYON, '01, J. XV. STEPHENS, ,OI. H. M. BOSTXVICK, 'oI. Siage Zlfa Hager. A .wszklanl Sfnge Ilhznnger. P1'oj5erz'1'es, A ss :kia 21 f Profe rffex, X 21- 1 'D Qdizl f.Df -'-1 ,Z ,W 9 amz-1 -1 ,AY M0991 21.995, , Xb-x I yrnsavw 9 ,, J . 'fafgffe-.L , f . A - - , Q1 f -... 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Q.. 1 f ':1 r.1f.'L1.'g1'.15-1r'Q,'Z,--.:,:1G-,1' f,-.-1.f'.::i,f','.--'9g'.'fI- Q...:S2- 2:6-1'-'?'f ' 1 if -.w'1--:'1- X 1'--,'.c1..1:5-.9-14.-1.-1''if' ' -24:5-:.:5y ':'-'JiriiE7:ff1'2.'I'.-9E ..i5f'i'f 7 .'ifi1f'l'Lf-1-'::':ffi'f:5,--I . 'if -- 'N .2 .WJE-.1-'f-:. '5.'.f'-i-V511':-'- .T1-itl'f'.3.J,11'?1 .'i:5'7?:2'.'F.' 1:5-.-.'.l.'.--1.-2-'1'--r- J'--'--If-1 1 1'-1-Z-Q13-L-IZ'..-1,':.a'11.':f , f. .A -- 'Ag ' ,'j-:ri-.2,.:-5 113.11 -.11-- - .. 7 -. .g1'-'.-..-- -' 7'9 'X .af 1 .Q 1 j ' -1. . Eff . , 1 , C. , . . - .11 J Skit!! R. S. MCGOXYIN, '9S, Pa., Ilfafmger. NVESLEY STEELE, '98, N. Y., Preszlieizt. VV. K. AUCH F. EURICH, JR., '99, Mich., Secretary. Glee Club. C. RAINTSBURG,Lende1'fresignedj. I-I. XVYNNE, Leader. J. H. XVYNNE, '93, wash., D. C. 191. A. I-IAGEMAN, '99, N. Y. L. GUEST, '9S, Law, Ill. I-I. B. LEE, '99, N. Y. L. R. P. GREGORY, '00, N. Y. A. E. XVI-IITING, '93, Law,Mz1SS. F. EURICI-l,jR., '99, Mich. W. STEELE, '93, N. Y. F. P. JAMES, '99, L11111, N. Y. 'G A. BASSFORDJR., '9S, N. Y. -G. O. VVAGNER, '99, N. Y. XV. H. NEVIN, '00,Pz1. L. H. HOOD, '05, N. Y. Bass Banjo. M. C. MILLER, '99, Ill. First Ma2z.iolz'1z. S. COOLEY, '99, N. I. . O. YVAGNER,Lz'a1ier Cresigncdj. F irst llkwors. I. PLATT, '93, Law, N. Y. 1-1.5. OLIN, '00, N. Y. XV. H. BAKER, '01, Pa. Strand Tenors. C. I. RAMSBURG, 'w, D. C. R. DER11, 'QQ, P9. C. XV. CROSS, '01, Ohio. F Irs! Brmms. S. E. ROSE, '95, N. Y. M. R. FAVILLE, '01, N. Y. Seromt' Bassas. E.j.SAVAGli,'9S,C011r1. R. XV. DOKN, '00, N. Y. F. 1. TYLER, '91, 111911. Banjo Club. A. BASSFORDJI1., .Lemier qresi B azzjea zz r1'lz4's . C. O. PATE, '00, N. Y. W. B. STANIFORD, '99, N. Y. O. c. IIOYT, '99, N. Y. First Banjos. A.H.vON 1sAYEI1,'99,1v11s11.,D.c. A. Piccolo Banjos. INCLOSS, '99, Pa., .ASSL1S'fHlli gllnzznger HOLLIS E. DAN N, Direrior H. P. HUMPHREY, '9S, Law N. Y. c. B. I'IOLDEN,'o0,1l1. ' J. A. I-IAINES, '99, 111. O. W. I1EcTOI1, '99, Law, I11. P. W. SIMPSON, '93, N. Y. R. B. wILLIAI1S,j1Y, '91, N.Y. 13.101-INSTON, '93, N. Y. I-I. F. STOLL, '99, N.J. gnedj. IV. B. STAMFORD, Leader E. B. MCKENNA, '00, N. Y. C. C. DAUGIWADAXI, '00, NIO. A. NI. HANNON, '01, Ohio. D. BROOKS, '00, Ohio. B a 71 jo! fn . A. D. BISSELL, '9S, Law, N. Y. Second 1112121 dolfu . XV. L. PATE, IQQ, Law, N. Y. G. A. AUSTIN, '91, N. Y. N. L. RICHTIE, .E. E. DOUG1-IERTY,'9S, Gu. F A BRIGGS, '93, Canada. .E. S. COOLEY, '99, N. I. XV. L. PATE, '99, Law, N. Y. G, A. AUSTIN, '01, N. Y. L. H. HOOD, '93, N. Y. VV. L. VVRIGI-IT, '00, Iowa. Bass Banjo. -G. O. WAGNER, '90, N. Y. llfmzdola. BISSELL, '93, Law, N . Y. A.D. E. . , , Ag. S. DRESSER, '99, N. Y. E DOUGHFRTY '93 G9. Gzdiars. E. A. BARNES, '09, N. Y. L. II. CLARK, '99, 111. J. O. DRESSER, '01, N. Y. Mandolin Club. E. E. DOUGHERTY, Leader. First 1lfr1111ioZ1'11s. L. H. CLARK, '99, Ill. NV. O. MORGAN, '00, Mass. C. S. ESTABROOK, '01, N. Y. Sermzrt' 1lfrIm1'o11'71s. J. I. KUHN, '98, Lz11v,N. Y. C. C. DAUGHADAY, '00, Mo. , Vz'olz'u. G. S. SCI-IRYVER, '91, 01119. Guitars. W. B. STAIVIFORD, 'QQ, N. Y. A. BASSFORD, -IR., '93, N. Y. I-I. VON BAYER,'99,W119I1.,D.c. A. R. AYE Rs, '99, 01119. 196 '01, N. Y. W. L. KVRIGHT, '99, 19111 G. S. DRESSER, '99, N. Y. 3.. A. P. BRYANT, '99, Law, INTQSS. J. O. DRESSER, '01, N. Y. 1. M. DANIEL, JR., '01, N. Y. E. XVATERBURY, '99, N. Y. W. A. D11 P. WAR NER, '99, Del. Flute. F. A. BRIGGS, ,9S,C21n. ' Cello. P. IVILL, '99, N. Y. M. c. MILLER, 'QQ, I11. E. A. BARNES, '99, N. Y. 0. W. BABCOCK, '91, 111. Cornell Glee Club Cornell Banjo and Mandolin Club ,...-.,.-.. Y--. . .51 Look here upon this picture .AL to the x .- .. ., .e voice. nie not raised for Cognell were iitiiingly s Lehmann said 'in substance last night: We have a. good crew. Yale may boat 115. Cornell will be third. Bob Cook said: It will be a elose race be- tween Harvard and Yale. Qrnell isg't a. ggctorf' Courtney said: Keep your eye on Cornell. ' 'HQ result of these three utterances ls that the -whichgrew green in fha 'mt Yelp 2111 201 on this. 'W' 'I -zafhs -TEEIDI .0531 1 3 Uf'5LQUR'JlE'Jn Q' 'iv I D Circulation Books ape., x. ARAOE r . . ,mm un sam-E my .. ug D PAGES 6 AND 7 TO-DRY .DAY. JUNE 20. naw. PRICE IQAEJRRH.. '!.'a::.'E::'s::1:,'5.'::f:?:..,f..,......,.,.. AND I WAS CQRNELL! Triumphbl Pure Grit and ,- Brains Over Brawn - Mm and Pfidi 4' HARVARD ANDYALE n 5 , LEFT BEHIND. Comell's Om Bznt. Nag for the Rm. but for the Glory A M75 35' L 6 J ip qw, or mir unwmny. W! Ig 3 Q 1,5 -- i frm -- P ww -. , . , num msmrxns 'FL ll f 'V' I, 11 7 3. ' 3' 5 mom me rmsr cuss. --2,4 , qggigd BL WY WM' 'P' 'X mf' t i Q 15311 I Gun wn i , 'Mg-'f H 1672 my ,F-fi '55 .n ' 'j U ,,,, 'f,',,,,, W ..,.u,,,. .N U. -x , K -2 5 nm L. -a u- mu. nm S , 4' :J ' l .,.....,... ..... ....L if, ,x nmxlmzsr s'rRucc1.v. ff.. I--.. -., .-01. -1... ...Ah .53-gg , 1 r Qu ' -1.. ff., . 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H! 5 A . -fm.. . .w...., .f.... f., n. mm CQURTNEYUU asf cfm nz wsum---sm, 1. ,W mm ,ug ' fm ww f 1: Mm m.1r,w-vm cmd: .1 mmf. --Mn. .M 1 -U... f...,. ... . ......,. .1 ...MI .... ,..,. U... .. ...W .. M., , W... .. mm 202 -. .Num-m .vm-. I. .M WM. MCKEEVER, CHARLES V. P. YQUNG, Captain Football Team. Captain Baseball Team. 4 Cnfxs. U. POXVHLL, FREDERICK D. COLSON, Captain Track Team. Captain Crew. Captains of Hthletic 'Ceams for 1897-1898. ,-W. FREDERICK DIAMOND Cornell Crews. 1897. 'Varsity Crew. C OLS ON . FREDERICK ADAMS BRIGGS, '98 . EDWARD JOSIAI-I SAVAGE, '98 . . EDWARD ORTON SPILLMAN, '97, Captain . MARK M. ODELL, '97 ASA CARLETON KING, '99-- CLARENCE STANTON MOORE, '98 . WILTON BENTLEY, '98 SAMUEL WILEY VVAKEMAN, '99 . Substitutes. WILLIAM COX DALZELL, JR., ?Q9. CLARENCE MEIGS ODDIE, ,99. EMMETT BROWNING CARTER, 7Q9. THEODORE LAYTON BAILEY, '99. Freshman Crew. EDWARD THOMPSON MAGOEFIN . . . . JOHN WILLIAM IHLDER . . AUGUSTINE RIDENOUR AYERS CHARLES XVINN COIT LEE FRANKLIN LIANNIER . RICHARD PIOLLAN D GAMWVELL PHILIP BRUNDAGE WINDSOR . CHARLES BURLINGAINTE SMALLYVOOD . PHILLIP VVILL . Substitutes. H. E. HALLOVVAY. ROBERT WINSLOW BEARDSLEY. RALPH XVALDO DORN. MOSES EDBIUND SHIRE. 205 Caxswaifz . Slrake . Seven Six Five Four . Three Two Bow Coxswafzz . Sfroke . Seven Szfx' Five F011 1' . Tk ree Two B013 .qs aa.. 5 -hifi -3 ,ap ' ,, ' . . '- 'N 1 g . P1 , 1, ia, , ' ig. M . I ,X .'.' :f 7 2 - 1 ,, g I . 4A ' i , . ' 5. - 'P , ' ' X ' ' - ' -- -- Q I il- I JI. ., 2 'Q E 'fivfrkff' 1. 1 i . ' '- Fi ' 5534--5'1 1' ' ' 1 -: ' . ' n ,,,, , 1. - . v 'Q wwf ., -' V fu' ' ' n ' 1' L . . 1 ..1,.l1 . - ' ' u 1 A . . 1.2. --32:' 3f13,45, H ffiir ,. ,,.:v:f2 ?Q '3'-'mi-QI ' in -' ., - .1.. 1 'Ja ' . - N' A 14 .. Wa -ff m13.iix:.. 1 li ., . 1-:as-164' 1 . '.!. q ' . 1 1-'mi - -as+iS?'ffgr.1sx3'-Qg 1 Q ' . . a g wwaargi Q ' A,-911-1.5, ,,.' 11 155 . It ,I ,.g.,,fe:.',,,1g4 .,., 5 . N ,Q.r5a? F, DATE OPPONENTS WINNER TIME MILES PLACE Y., H. W ., ., , 1111. - -- - a ii 1.211 ---' - - 1 Col. Wes. H W . July, 1874 ----- D ' T ' Columbia... 16 s - , ., . Y ..... .... ' 42 3 alatoga- Col., HK, D., Wes., July: ' ' ' ' E-1 A-,Fra W., B., Cornell .... 3 Saratoga, am., . , ...... . July, 1879- -.... ll., Col., U. Wes., P... Cornell .... 17.012 Sal-ato a. July, 1879 --..-- Col., Wes. ....... .... C olumbia . .. 8.26 if Lake george. July, 1880 ------ 'CO1-,Perln. ........ Cornell ..... 9.12 15 Lake George. july, 1881 ...... Hertford. ........... Hertford .... ...... 1 2 Henley. July, 1882 ...... Penn., Wes., P., B ..... . Pennsylvania.. 9.35 15 Lake George. July, 1883 ----- . Penn., P., Wes. .-... Cornell ..... 11.57 15 Lake George. june, 1884 ------ Penn., P ............... Pennl' .... 9.065 15 Philadelphia. July, 1884 ------ Penn., Col., P., B ...... Pennf, . . . 8,39 If Saratoga, 1115161 1335 ------ lgenrg- - - - 1 ------- Cornell. . . 8.38 15 Philadelphia. U .Yi I S ---- 1'-1 -, CD11 ------ 'F . . 9.105 li Worcester. Jllly, -....- B ............- Cornell , , , If Worcester. July. 1887 ------ Penn. -----.-- C01-hell . .. 5 Philadelphia. June.1889 C01-. PC1111- - - - Cornell. . . 15.30 3 New London. July, 1889 ------ Perm. ------ Cornell... 6.40 is Philadelphia. 511116, 1390 ...... E ........ . . Cgrngll , , , 17-30 3 Ithaca' UHCI o ...... ..... . 11... 111111221831 ------ 11222. chi .... 3212211 . .. 11.2211 ij- ESX 12222221 11111611892 ------ Penn- ---- 7 - - Cornell... 17.26 Ithaca. July. 1893 ------ Penn. ----- Cornell ..... 17.26 4 Lake Minnetonka. June, 1894 .....- PC1111 ....... Cornell ,,,,, 21,12 4 Torresdale. june, 1895 ...... Col... Penn, .... . . Columbia . .... 21,25 4 Poughkeepsie. July. 1895- ---- - Trinity Hall ..... . . Trinity Hall. . . 7.15 7. IS Henley. june, 1896 ...... H., Penn., Col ..... . . Cornell . ...... 19.298 12 4 lP0ughkeepsie. Jum-2.1897 ----- - H., Y ----------- . - Cornell ..... . . ...... 4 Poughkeepsie. July. 1897 ------ PC1111 ,COL - - - - - - Cornell . ...... I .... 4 Poughkeepsie. -Q-Igmhdefi. D.-Dartmouth. Penn.-Pennsylvania Y.-Yale. Bi- -gy 0111. H.-Harvard. T.-Trinity. M. A.-Massachusetts Agri C Lcolggvg: Ham-TH2m11t01'L U.-Union. cultural College. - 1 12- P.-Princeton. YV.-Williams. lcomen 5eQ0Ud- I World's record. Cornell finished firstg ruled out on foul, 2'f'kAmerican record, Q Penn. did not startg Cornell rowed. ' Varsity Crew, 1897 FOOT BAL ECO X36 f E O Tr' lvl' DEDEN I . V E. .,.........,....... ...E ' ld i ' ' Ulllllll lmlrlllllu .Yx Y . Q f V I for 1897. DATE SCORE OPPONENTS SCORE PLACE Sept. 25th ...- - Cornell ....... 6 Colgate ----- ..... O Ithaca. Oct. 2d. Cornell ...... . 16 Syracuse .... ..... 0 Ithaca. Oct. 9th Cornell ....... I5 Tufts ---- - ----- O Ithaca. Oct. 16th Cornell ....... 4 Lafayette ----- . .... 4 Easton. Oct. 23d. Cornell ....... 0 Princeton . . . . ..... IO Ithaca. Oct. 30th ..... Cornell ....... 5 Harvard ...... ..... 2 4 Cambridge. Nov 6th ---- . Cornell .... 45 Penn. State .--- ----- O Ithaca. Nov. 13th .---- Cornell. ...... 42 VVilliams ------- .-... O Buffalo. Nov, 25th ..... Cornell, ...... 0 Pennsylvania .... ..... 4, Philadelphia l SUMOMARYZ Games won, 55 Games lost, 3g Tie, I. Football Ceam, 1897. XVM. INICKEEVER, Cdflflllll. D. M. IYICLAUGI-ILIN, lllfznnger. DEZNIPSEY . ' Full back REED . Left guard. FAVILLE . Right guard SCHOCH . . . Center. HACKETT Right tackle TANGERMAN . . Center. LEE . . Left end. TRACY . . Left end. LUEDER . Left tackle WHITING Half back. MCKEEVER Left end XKVILSON Half back. LICLAUGHLIN Right tackle WINDSOR . llalf back. PERKINS - Full back YOUNG . . Qxai-tel' backc 208 Varsity Football Team, 1897. ' - ' , ' - -7-1 -fx 4 I W f - 4 f f I lxrx , I I ' A1 , A-5, 'O 1 I ' QE 5 I 4 I. ,-gt, n V H 5 4 . 0 :I I all E 'EP' 1.1. I 7 y I 1 l A . li 1 -7-21 1 I egapw 7 I, f 1iL:CfiE - L.s.?L?' . TI 1 1 V' A f 11421 li -Tffi... ee.. ag.?j i?fi .Z .AQ A T.QifQ.,2a at iz-rflggf I ' l j i - - ff' -.Q - fe- -'Q-a.Jl1i Qi' - L ,gf-r'- :, 441-AL..:,...f:. ig:-1. ...J iff?-gf? ..,, E 5. V ' 'VK For 1897. DATE OPPONENTS SCORE CORNELL PLACE 'PITCHERS April 15. Rochester League .... Cancelled April 16. Rochester League .... . S 3 Ithaca. Yerrick . . . Young April 19. Syracuse League ....... 5 4 Ithaca. Lampe . . . Stratton April 22. Rochester University... I 34 Ithaca. Oatley . . . Blair April 24. Union ...... ........... 5 44 Ithaca, Thatcher . . Bole April 27- Syracuse University .--- 2 7 Ithaca.. Vorhees . . Bole May 1. Princeton .... .......... 6 2 Ithaca. Wilson . . Bole May 7. Harvard ............ . IO 4 Cambridge. Paine . . Bole May 13. Virginia ............. 7 4 Ithaca. Collier . . . Bole May 18. Pennsylvania ........ 2 6 Ithaca. Dickson . . Bole May 22. UniversityofMichigan.. 2 I4 Ithaca. Miller . . Bole May 26. Princeton .... .......... 1 5 4 Princeton. Jayne . . Bole May 27. Fordham College .-.-... 8 I3 Fordham. Kelly . . Blair May 28- University ofNew York. 6 5 N. Y. City. Foster . . Blair June I2- University of Michigan. 1 6 Ann Arbor. Miller . . Blair SUMMARY: Games won, 7g Games lost, 7. H? Cornell Baseball Hssociation. L. C. FULLER, Mazzager. j. H. GANNON, JR., Asszkirzmf jvlrmager. J. W. BEACHAM, JR., Capfazh. BLAIR. P. BOLE. zfi. HASKELL. L. F. BEACHAM. STRATTON. C. YOUNG. S. S. AFFELD. C. F. MILLER. 15l'. MURTAUGH. hyd. 22225 R. F. STRATTON. 210 Varsity Baseball Team, 1897, ,WF cotrlttt MHLUIQ if 2 1100011 ect-. Outdoor. EVENT RECORD DATE HOLDER May 13, 1892 F. W. Rane. 100-yard dash ..... 10 1-5 sec. Oct. 22, 1892 W. P. Belknap. May 9, 1896 J. R. Bowen. 220-yard dash ..... 22 2-5 sec. May 9, 1896 H. L. Daniels. 440-yard run .... Sl 2-5 sec. May 9, 1896 H. L. Taylor. 880-yard run .... 2 min. 4 2-5 sec. May 13, 1893 G. W. Rulison. One-mile run -.-.. 4 min. 49 sec. May 13, 1893 E. P. Andrews. One-mile walk .... .. 7 min. 29 2-5 sec. May 13, 1894 I. Stern. 120-yard hurdle ..... 16 4-5 sec. May 13, 1893 J. R. Whittemore 220-yard hurdle .----- 27 sec. May 9, 1896 P. M. Walter. Two-mile bicycle ---..- 5 min. I3 sec. May 13, 1894 E. B. Gorby. Running high jump ..... 6 ft. 3-8 in. Oct. 31, 1896 C. U. Powell. Running broad jump .... 20 ft. 6 in. May 7, 1892 A. H. Place. Pole vault .................. 9 ft. 7 3-8 in. Oct. 31, 1896 F. F. Hall. Putting 16-pound shot ........ 35 ft. 3 in. Oct. 22, 1892 J. W. Taylor. Throwing 16-pound hammer .... 123 ft. 2 in. May 13, 1894 . -- G. L. Patterson. Indoor. EVENT RECORD DATE HOLDER One-mile walk .......... ..I 7 min. 26 3-4 sec. Mar. 7, 1891 .... O. Payne. Running high jump ..... 5 ft. II in. Mar. 6, 1896 .... C. U. Powell. Standing high jump ..... 4 ft. 9 7-8 in. Mar. 5, 1897 ---- L. Burnett. Standing high kick .... 7 ft. 7 1-2 in. Mar. 4, 1892 .... H. G. Reid. Running high kick ..... 9 ft. 1-4 in. Mar. 3, 1893 .... C. E. Murphy. Putting 16-pound shot --.- 39 ft. 2 in. Mar. 5, 1897 ---- E. C. White. Pole vault .............. 9 ft. 7 1-4 in. Mar. 5, 1897 .... J, G. Rosenburg. Standing broad jump. .. IO ft. 6 in. Mar. 5, 1897 .... L. Burnett. 212 Cross Country Club Freshman Crew, 1897 Baseball Team, 1900 Track Team, 1900 Varsity Track Team, 1897. J FENQHNQ Q .149 3 , , we 14, 3 D v Q 53? e I LQEQQXCQD 6 S X- 4 - Wuwzzf. Cournament held at New York, Hpril 16, 17, 1897. Contesting Ceams. Harvard. Cornell. N. Y. H. C. N. Y. -F. C. H. BOCOCKER. C. P. VERGAUVEN. C. C. CURRAN. J. H. CLAIBONE M. GREEN. W. O. AMSLER. A. SHROEDER. J. L. IRVING. M. DE DIAZ. R. RATHBONE. W. LYON. E. TATHAM. Score. N. Y. A. C., 1574. Cornell, ISOO. N. Y. F. C., 1499. Harvard, 1476. H? 'Cournament held at Ithaca, 'january 15, 1898. Contesting Ceama. U. of D. Cornell. P. E. GIRES. E. J. LANE. J. E. GIGNOUX. M. A. TENNEY H. P. FRANSIOLX. A. BASSFORD, JR. Score. CORNELL, 79. U. OF P., 76. 214 Fencing Team 1.1 f . 'Haw 5 14. ,fr 7971? J ww-4 , A -3? ' V K ,Mfr 1 ,1 f W , A 4 'J RFQ? Q ? ' QS R 'J Q s ag . Qi g if- -1- AW I-i f - A iffffq an ig' E' y Affzfy .f-K2fj'2f2fQQg FS,p.1f' We 'JN 42 .. . J V '11, Au,-,-, S. S. BARRETT, '98. , J. E. GIGNOUX, '98. H. L. TAYLOR, '9S. D. C. ROCKWOOD, 199. W. C. YEATMAN, ,9Q. C. B. BROWN, IQOO. -:af-4 - - 11? - Gxecutive Committee. W. C. YEATMAN, Caj5z'nz'n. K. K. CARRICK, Secreizzfjf. D. F. CAMERON, Trraszwei L. L. EMERSON. - C. C. TORRANCE. Members. L. L. EMERSON, '98. A. J. MCELROY, '98. S. MCDONALD, ,Q9. . C. TORRANCE, ,QQ. S. J. DRUSKIN, '9S. W. W. MACON, '98. N. W. CHENEY, 799. SWEETLAND, ,9Q. E. BRECKENRIDGE, 1900. CAMERON, 1900. C C. S. BRINTNALL, 1900. K. K. CARRICK, 1900. R. E. C. D. F. J. T. FITZPATRICK, 1900. C. B. HOLDEN, 1900. L. PATTERSON, IQOO. B. M. PETTINGILL, 1900. R. A. RAPP, 1900. F. E. JACKSON, 1900. A. H. VON BAYER, IQOO. A. D. WARNER, IQOO. A. F. ARMSTRONG, 1901. F. BIANCHI, 1901. G. H. SCHRYVER, 1901. A. J. SWEET, 1901. R. G. TRAUTSCHOLD, 1901. W. L. PATE, L. S. S. J. SERVIS, L. S. J. C. DAVIS, 1900. Runs. Eaves. Bounds. Oct. 9, 1897. ' L. PATTERSON. W. C. YEATMAN. R. G. TRA11TscHoLD. B. M. PETTINGILL. Oct. 16, 1897. B. M. PETTINGILL. R. G. TRAUTSCHOLD. L. L. EMERSON. D. C. ROCKYVOOD. Nov. 20, 1897. D. C. ROCKWOOD. L. L. EMERSON. S. S. BARRETT. R. G. TRAUTSCHOLD Hnnual Bandicap Medal Race. Nov 13, 1897. S. S. BARRETT. C. C. TORRANCE. C. B. BROWN. A. J. SWEET. 216 B r-mm--I l l M213 Ig' x 1 rj' ll v I A 4'lE Xp I-nm JHKNKN QS ,lx 1- u Q1 ,Hd 17 ? W' f 'we:e,1f -W' fr-gf-,E 1 '- f xx G fl v 1 w . P 4f..:1,.,..,-. -,. if f - ' Q, 4 0 -P ey i' 1 '- -.me -1,..,.. :PX gyr- . .'1L1.g,ffig'uf5,.- 5: . - -vgogg, b H 4 f' . Q rF:5!2Ga.f.ifa-.ffFf'-wi' 5:6112 lat.: 55, 3 Q :- - I EL if-Q: B , www X . X I Wlv ff f-1' , ' t. 4 . Q. 323 .2 ua! 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QQ., , Q . ,,, Q QQ A , V , ,Vf 5 41 1, 4 -LV.: . , , 'V z'gfV1f':! ff W f . , V X ' V :'9'2- , ,Vw-' , ' 012 irj' ' ' ., V 1' ' V J'ff1V 1 f y! ' ' Y - 1 41' ff V, 752:71-52 V ,. 'A - v . 3 A A-UQEL W I 194fV'..fFP'RDE 5 ' ,ff KD - EX-offfmcro 227 Erwin we Freshman Football Team, 1901 X- ' I , 0 X X XTX XX f ,r X j , , L X 3- .V , E -. N 1155-12:59 R . , 1, XX -, ,J '-51.1.4-3 F5 ' 'ff . -'e-execf'gt.4gff,, -' I 'Raimi'-if f' X . -'I :lf-aa: Y' '5teirw2- '-' A gii'? '. fiixiif' - A : gg. Rr -- f:Ist',2qiii,? ' X 1 ' y H 1' like ilrmsfwbailffe 'I 1, '11, ::th.x'f2f:,x-ff.:-effai? ' 5 ff-'il f tg, - . ., .., , . .sau 1 X ., ,iw ix fviliqh I 'MX If yf V F! . 6 7- T 'ELLIS LEEDS ALDRICI-I, ,97 . . THEODORE LAYTON BAILEY, '99 . ABRAM BASSFORD, JR., '98 . WILTON BENTLEY, '98 . . . CHARLES HILDRETH BLAIR, JR., '98 JOSEPH KIRKPATRICI-I BOLE, IQOO . FREDERICK ADAMS BRIGGS, '98 . ERNEST MILLER BULL, '98 . FRANK KENNETH CAMERON, G. . EEMMETT BROWNING CARTER, '99 . FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON, '97 . WILLIAM COX DALZELL, JR., '99 . ROBERT DEMING, 1900 . JOHN JOSEPH DEMPSEY, '98 . MARK RAY FAVILLE, IQOI . SCHUYLER LYON FISHER, '99 . JAMES HENRY GANNON, JR., '98 . -JOHN ERNEST GIGNAUX, '98 . . CHARLES FREDERICK HACKETT, '98 I'IARVEY HARRISON HASKELL, '98 . EDGAR JOHNSTON, '98 . . . 222 'Varsity Baseball Team, '96-97. o 2 7 1 'Varsity Football Team, '97. 'Varsity Baseball Team, ,QS-96. 'Varsity Crew, ,97. 'Varsity Baseball Team, ,QS-965 'Varsity Foot ball Team, '97. 'Varsity Crew, ,QS-97. Varsity Baseball Team, ,97. Varsity Crew, '96-97. 'Varsity Track Team, '95. Varsity Lacrosse Team, '95. Varsity Crew, '97. Varsity Crew, ,95, '96, '97, Captain, '98. 'Varsity Crew, '97. 'Varsity Track Team, '97. Varsity Football Team, '97. Varsity Crew, 797. Varsity Baseball Team, '96, Varsity Track Team, ,95, '96, '97. Varsity Football Team, '97. Varsity Baseball Team, '96-97. Varsity Crew, '96, WILLIAM V. KELLY, G . ASA CARLTON KING, '99 HAROLD LEE, '97 . . ISAAC COOK LUDLAM, '98 ARCHIE BYRON LUEDER, '99 . WILLIAM MCKEEVER, '98 . DANIEL MAUJER MCLAUGI-ILIN, '98 WILLIAM RAYMOND MILLER, 799 'CLARENCE STANTON MOORE, '98 JOHN FRANCIS MURTAUGH, '98 CLARENCE MEIGS ODDIE, 'QQ . MARK M. ODELL, '97 . . ,JOHN QQINCY PERRY, '98 . CHARLES UNDERHILL POWELL, '98 BENJAMIN POWELL, '96 . . ROBERT HARRIS RIPLEY, '98 . EDYVARD JOSIAH SAVAGE, '98 . 'OLIVER SHANTZ, '91 . . WILLIAM BOYD STAMFORD, '99 EDYVIN REGUR SWEETLAND, '99 JOSEPH SPRINGER SWINDELLS, '95 CORNELIUS HOAGLAND TANGEMAN, I9OI HARRY LEROY TAYLOR, '98 . WILLIAM HARGADINE THOMPSON, '98 LYNDON SANDFORD TRACY, '98 ALLEN EDWARD WHITING, '98 WILLIAM TRUMAN YALE, '97 . CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG, '99 EUGENE CHARLES ZELLER, '99 . 'Varsity Track Team, '93, Lacrosse, Football, '94, 'Varsity Crew, '97. 'Varsity Football Team, '97, 'Varsity Crew, '96. 'Varsity Football Team, '96-97. Captain 'Varsity Football Team, '97 Captain 'Varsity Football Team, '98. '9 'Varsity Football Team, '96, 'Varsity Baseball Team, '96-97. 'Varsity Crew, '96-97. 'Varsity Baseball Team, 'Varsity Creiv, ,97. 'Varsity Crew, ,97. '97- 'Varsity Baseball Team, '96. Captain 'Varsity Track Team, ' 'Varsity Lacrosse Team, 'Varsity Football Team, 'Varsity Crew, '96-97. 'Varsity Lacrosse Team, 'Varsity Crew, '97. '95- '96. '9I. 'Varsity Football Team, 'Q5. . 'Varsity Lacrosse Team, 'Varsity Football Team, . 'Varsity Track Team. . 'Varsity Track Team. '95- 97- 'Varsity Football Team, '96-97. 'Varsity Football Team, 1 97- 'Varsity Track Team, 795. Captain 'Varsity Baseball Team, '97, 'VarsIty Football Team, ,Q6-97. . . 'Varsity Track Team, '96. f-aff iii? V' - .fs 'fl ' l i.1Q,fL .. Q Wil - -- - I -.a ff 1-4.,.L. -I Wb L9ts'r - - 223 I 22 1895 1896 3 D X' JPN I ' O4 Y, Y I ' 'Why ul V, .1 no o r 1 X72 Peg , V8 Pb r .PI wg' ' H ' ff pig. el-34301 ' , . R EI kai N lfq av I4'4 in G.W ienhoebev junior Drize. 1886 - HORACE WHITE. winners of the '86 Memorial Drize. 1887-ANDREW S. WHITE. 1888-HOXVARD A. OPPENHEIM. 1889-FRANK I-I. CALLAN. 1890-WILLARD H. AUSTIN. 1891-EDWIN B. SHURTER. 1892 1393 1894 1895 1896 -ERNEST I. WHITE. -WILLIAM P. CHAPNIAN, JR -EDWARD V. HENRY. STEVEN F. SHERMAN, AIR. - IRWIN ESMOND. ISQ7-HERRICK C. ALLEN. DANIEL H. WELLS. .45 Contestants in 1898. FREDERICK EVERETT. MORTIIIIER OSTHEIMER. GEORGE EVERETT. XVILLIAM C. RICHARDSON. ROYAL S. HYXYNES. FRANK H. VEDDER. ORSON CARY HOYT. PERRY E. XVURST. EMMA A. KNOTT. FREDERICK W. YOUMANS. HERBERT B. LEE. CHARLES V. P. YOUNG. winners of the '94 Memorial Drize in Debate. WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1897 HARLEY N. CROSBY. HERRICK C. ALLEN. ABIGAIL H. LAUGI-ILIN. ROBERT M. SNOW. FRANK H. VEDDER. 1898- Contestants in 1898. 230 ZXBIGAIL I-I. LAUGHLIN. CLINTON T. HORTON. CARLETON SIAS. GEORGE I-I. VANDEYVALKER. WALTER M. ZINK. winners of the Woodford Drize 1871 JOHN E. MOORE. 1872 A. L. RADER. 1873 QNot 2'LVV2.1'dCd.D 1874 JAMES F. GLUCK. 1875 GEORGE H. FITCH. 1876 CLARENCE H. ESTY. 1877 GEORGE W. GILLETTE. 1878 CHARLES W. AMES. 1879 ALFRED NIILLER. 1880 FRANK C. WHITNEY. 1881 QNot !.'I.XV2'Ll'dCd.D Divided CHARLES P. BACON. 1882- between FRANK R. LUCKEY. in Cratory. 1883-ASA A. ALLING. 1884-CHARLES A. POTTER. 1885--STODDARD M. STEVENS. 1886-E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA. 1887-HORACE XVHITE. 1888-P1-11L1P C. PAYNE. 1889-HONYVARD A. OPPENHEIBI ISQO-FRANK A. ABBOTT, 1891 -fNot awardedj 1892 1893 -EDWIN D. SHURTER. -ERNEST I. NVHITE. 1894-HARRIETT C. CONNOR 1895 - GEORGE P. DYER. 1896-CHARLES H. RAMMELKAMP. 1897 - DANIEL H. WELLS. PAUL H. BUCK. JESSE FULLER, JR. CLINTON T. HORTON. 2 Contestants in 1898. . L, NU. ERNST G. LORENZEN. C. H. MAYER. PARTON SWIFT. x 8 'H tx if .AGE . 'Mi .2 if 5, 231 - ' L -P.. ,Q .M 1 hi I ., A i . 3' v-fg,.1-:,Q:.3,3 LFEY 455 355 HQ HKD of YQQYQL E't7lT9'IL'1?Q' . .ERN STKMEW Nikki YHSYEQLEQQR Aman 3 , RBYZSNS- 'EZEESTTEQY Qeefzewsgm 5 Fmiwimasa mm QLHELQEW WQLTQQWEW' ma Hamm? Qmmwzm LEE awww Emma swam ll Vol. XXX. CORNELL UNIVERSITY, MARCH 12, 1898. No. 21 'Che Cornell Gm. Published every Saturday by editors elected from the junior and Senior Classes. BOARD OF 111111-01151 H. M. BELLINGER, IR., '9S, Ed1'z'or-1'n-Chief. YVESLEX' STEELE, '93, O. B. STRONG, '99, I-I. E. CLA111-c, '99 H. L. TAYLOR, '9S. R, S, HAVNES, '99, C. C. XV111x1:1u', 'gg. JESSE FULLER, JR., '93, Business Jlazzager, 235 The Princess Forget of R K. uruell ailg 51111. Yet, XVIII -No liz ITHACA N V WEDNESDAY MARCH 2. i898 Pnrcn THREE CENTS, INTERCOLLEGIATE DEBATE I TO-DAY'5 PRACTICE BASKETBALL TRIP SENIOR CLASS MEETING yesterdays urge De,-mmq for Seats Pnsslblllty of the 'Varsity Candldates The Newly Organized Team to Play Reports from Commlttees-A ppolnt- -Seatlng Arrangements lor I Rowlng un the Inlet State College and Bucknell-Work ment of Class Photographer 1 -'- 1 of the Candldates roman-oy hvenlng ll the weather is iavnrable tins 1 A well attended meeting of the d In K ll V lm e alternoon the crews will row on the Preliminary to the contemplatad Senior Class was held last night in From WSW' HY Uuuuhuf' l 3 mm mbwad ol In me Evmnasmm trip on which the -basketball team Barnes Hall -titer some prelimi- Gemam lo, 55313. ,I ,S euie to sal' starts to morrow, nnal Dractxce is narv nroceedtngs. reports from H. B. Lee, '99, G. H. Young, tgoo. J.S. Hills. 'g9. W. B. Shafer, 'g8. F. A. Cleveland, 'g9. W. A. Ross, D- M. McLaughlin, C. A. Stevens. ' H. A.iFrank, '98. .Editor in Chief. Business Manager. neoate on Thursclay evening. 1 Prolessor Moses Coit Tyler has in preparation a series of books on American Stalestnen He is also continuing his Literary History with another volume covering the years 1783-1833. Invitations have been issued by the Theta Delta Chi fraternity lor a reception at the house on South Avenue. Thursday. March third, from four to six Pr5xt1entCapeu. presidingjudge at the Pennsylva- nia-Cornell Debate will be the guest ot honor.and the other udgesl J and visiting tiehaters will be enter- Feuno was capital in make up and presented it striking combination of colors A bicycle act in the last scene was novel and the Crip- ple Creek song by Mr Derr and his brigands. Put us od' at Pleas- ant Beach by the company, and the Hoppitv Gig trio, an indian character sketch by J R Rand. 'I' B Little and E S Brown were above the ordinary of prolessional musical extravaganzas The company returned this morn- ing, arriving about 9:30 The trip was a financial as well as an artistic tained , success. with much pleasure, and have tc- day wired you my acceptance of your gracious invitation Very truly C. C. Harrison Duncan Campbell Lee.Esq. Ithaca. N Y President Schurman will enter- tain Provost Harrison and Protessor Woolsey and the University will entertain Prolessors Capen and Bacon at Sage College H. E Williams '95, is with the gehigh Valley Railroad at Easton. a. sha go to Ithaca for this purpose this profession he has met with marked success building many public works, several of which were under contract with the United States government His greatest engineering works are the Race Rock light house on New London Harbor. Long Island Sound, and the Black Island Breaktvater He laid the loundation and pedestal lor the statue of Liberty in New York harbor also His greatest reputation, however. has been made as an author and artist He has. in a way, united these two proiessions, taking from Coulinued on Serorrd Page conng a mechanical engineer In The Cornell Magazine VOL. X. December, 1897. No. 3. CHARLES IQOBERT GASTON, EfZz'lor-in-Ckief Ediiors j5'om the Senior Class .' ALICE HAVERSTICK BRICKER. EMILY AUGUSTA WESTWVOOD. LESLIE AMMERTON DAVIS. JESSE FULLER, JR. WILLIAM RALEIGH PRICE. ALBERT DXIERRIFIELD GARRETSON, - Arlzslic Direcior. FRANK ERNEST GANNETT, lfzcsiness Illmzager. The MAGAZINE is published monthly during the college year. Subscription price, Shoo, payable in advance, SL35 after january I, ISQS. Single numbers, I5 cents. Address all books for review and all matter for publication to the Editor- 1'n-Chiejf, 3 Oak Ave., Ithacag business communications to the Bnsiazess Ilffarzagef, Box 442, Ithaca, N.Y. Printed by Andrus Sz Church. Entered at the Post Oilice, Ithaca, N. Y., as second-class matter. T1-IE University at large Welcomes the announcement that as a memorial to M1'. Sage an addition is to be made to Sage Chapel. Sage Chapel, we have found by standing experi- ence on the visits here of particularly well-known preachers, has long been inadequate in seating capacity. It has, too, long been lamentable that Cornell has no well- equipped audience room for general University gatherings. NVe should rejoice if that University Club fund would begin to attract other funds outside of the University. OUR contemporaries have chronicled the coming of ex- Governor Flower as Chairman of the Board of Trustees. It seems commonplace to say, but it's a matter of vital interest to the University-as Chairman of the Board of Trustees hir. Flower has abundant play for his financial capabilities. Since he has been successful personally in business and has 237 THE SIBLEY JOURNAL OE ENGINEERING. Published on the Hfteenth of each month during the college year, by the students of the SIELEY COLLEGE OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY, ITHACA, N. Y. Representing the interests of the Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Departments. EDITORS. EDGAR P. SEEGER, '98, ........ . . Edilor-z'u-Ckiqf DEAN CLARK, '98, . . ........ . Bzzsiness Mafzager. E. C. SICKLES, Gr. WILLIAM W. MACON, '98. j. S. AVERY, '99. M. M. UPSON, ,Q9. ASSOCIATE EDITORS. PROF. R. C. CARPENTER, M.M.E. PROF. HARRIS J. RYAN, M.E. PROE. JOHN H. BARR, M.M.E. PROF. WM. F. DURAND, Ph.D. 238 ' PVBLISHED BI: WEEKLY THIZOVGH THE C0llfGEYEA2 BY STVDENTS Ol' CORNELL Ffff! VNIVEQSITYAT, Board of Editors. JSA AH ILLVSTDATED MAGAZ I Hffa. FREDERICK A. CLEVELAND, Edl'f01 I.7l'Cbl.Qf: EDNVARD E. DOUGHERTY, Affizlelzk Edflor. ALLEN N. DRAKE, Business Mnfzager. JOHN A. HAINES, Asslkfani Zllanagzbzg Editor. WALTER C. TEAGLE, ASSl19fH7lf Bzzsiness Ilfamzger. JOSEPH E. YVARD. ROBERT H. HAZELTINE. JAMES F. GOODMAN. ALBERT T. FARRELL. ALFRED FRANK. ALBERT M. GARRETSON. 339 FREDERIC E. JACKSON. HAYYXVARD H. KENDALL WALTER NUFFORT. JESSE H. VVILSON, JR. LORING G. ROBBINS. ARTHUR D. BROOKS. W il 1 li g m W 1 iw X 1:14 7 7 2 1? px V y ,.,,,R ,g Q YQQN QE , X5 K . Fw W M1 f K X XM! S 2 jj, ns MSX A mWmm1a1zg fw 9r -at TWT K KJQ' JN X - A 9 3 aff' 1 ' ' t l . ,DEN M, W1 ffffff 1 ffwwMffWf i K tl mMt!tttt.i i H' , gr it I fig f' 'f m 'H ff! l l l ' YP itil J rfismfifeegmtll D5 'fWell, well, well! after twenty years! What did we do? The same old thing. So we sang with merry voices in gay Poughkeepsie town, And the band played Alma Nlater, as the sun was going down, And the sky was blue no longer, but was streaked with red and white, While we shouted loud the promise of A Hot Old Town To-night. We had cashed in every voucher till our pockets could not hold The ripe, rich, yellow harvest of Yale and Harvard gold. Oh the gold! Oh the gold! Ch the bright New Haven gold! Just as free as 'twas of old, When the day grew dark and cold, For Eli's scions bold As they bit the dusty mould, And our valiant farmers rolled In the bright New Haven gold, Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold! Since that pleasant summer evening in the turbid Hudson town, When we showed our friends from Harvard how to throw old Eli down We've been constantly admonished by a friendly multitude To appear before the public in a novel attitude: They believed we ought to quibble, and to bicker and to tight, Just because at old Poughkeepsie there was nothing else in sight. 242 Oh the gdidx Oh the gold! Oh the bright New Haven gold! Just as free as 'tvvas of old, When the day grew dark and cold, For Eli's scions bold, As they bit the dusty mould, ,And our valiant farmers rolled In the bright New Haven gold, Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold! But at last it We will row with anybody, anywhere, and any day, We will travel to New London, not quite penniless, I trust, And though gambling is immoral, if we must, of course W If to shake it in our faces both Yale and Harvard join, It will be our sacred duty to relieve them of their coin. is decided in the good old Cornell way,- Oh the gold! Oh the gold! Oh the bright New Haven gold! Just as free as 'twas of old, When the day grew dark and cold, For Eli's scions bold, As they bit the dusty mould, And our valiant farmers rolled In the bright New Haven'gold, Gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold, gold! .J ae -fl fault? M Ek Il A Q 5 f- ea.. S'+r l fM ' f WS V x E , lg l 42 ' a 'Wg af if Z-. M, 4 -, A, .n,. LQ'k 'f t '! '4f1- '! 243 e must. A l -af' , - f ,r Qffk' -FJ V f 1 all 0 . USU rf te dig K X I! f X s fa ' Q x , 4, -- i I F . ga if r A ,Mime 1 . c 1 f N M Pf' ,ji A533 wg SM! 7 1 v, ,,, I Ll A L ' -mm..-' 5, IT was one of those golden-brown Gctober 'W EQ r ,Vet days when the sunshine lies in long, yellow igrkjmnzw lines .across brown-tipped flats of green, when ff the tingling briskness of autumn air thrills you n with the glory of harvest time. It was the day -1' ...1 of the Princeton-Cornell game. Where the side path turns toward the Armory, a wee, me chubby morsel of babyhood, a golden-haired, crimson-cloaked tx? lassie, holding with one hand her nursets skirt, was poking with a crooked stick among the leaves heaped up in the gutter. Every color of the palette box glittered, and flashed, and attracted baby eyes,-a treasure-trove for a child's simplicity. For very joy, as she worked among reds and yellows, the little feet kept time, in the rustle of the leaves, to a melody hidden within the tousled head. But this tune stopped abruptly as a jingly harnessed carriage came up the street. It was drawn by two black horses, while above the driver's seat floated a black flag, with Princeton in orange, gayly defying the campus. Also the four within were in black, and wore yellow chrysanthemums, big and fluffy. They gazed over the sides of the carriage as strangers to a country, who wonder at its interesting queerness. To the men hurrying down from twelve o'clocks, it was a reminder of Princeton, superb in its athletic record, rich, inaccessible, urbane. With this came the quick suggestion of the vanity of a struggle with such a foe, of the insignificance of youth, of the absurdity of the afternoon's effort. Was there any use even in trying? They were not pleasant suggestions. But the wide-open baby eyes, watching the carriage up the street, listening to the jingly silver trappings, caught the meaning of the flag that floated before. And then-stick went into the mud, and, with a straightening of the tiny form, the little maid, who could not yet manage her r's, faced the guests of the day, and through the October air came a child's high voice, clearly calling, Co'nell, Co'nell, I yell, yell, yell, Co'nell! lt was the royal salute, loyally given. No one smiled at the hats that were lifted to it and to her, for the tramp over the campus was to the music of a 244 child's voice, that brought back faith in the courage and worth of the University on the I-lill. And she? The muddy stick had been found again, and she was stirring ,among the maple leaves. N . v . rows, 7, ' , Xxx-1' ' Q.i 5 ' RTX S - is V. MA , as-r a .. i' 92241. --'fi H 1x H, , A . F is N r l -f 1 I-2.1 A-I-'J-Qrcit.. fe H Lament. f she be not so to me, X Qfglftf Y What care I how fair she be? A 1 W' Rosamund and Juliet, 553, 7 Heloise and Nicolette, - ag, All the maids of myth and story f Burn with love for heroes, glory, I 'A Kept love's vigil night and day: K! Thus the story, thus the lay. 1' ax X Times have changed. Alas, 'tis so! Jog! Many maidens do l know, poet, Maids of beauty and of birth, Common sense and stolid worth. But no love-glance will they protTerg Scorned is every humble offer. Dost thou wonder that I long For the days of minstrel song? M. I.L 245 Y EE ,-,,..,-. fffffdfyrfl ffffffjmt fi fyff ffff iff,-ff ffl ,f I ,fl ' by Qgjffu, rbizf 1 - f ' ff I -' - 'F-is .W I9 X -Ziff' . 3n,f??aCf97,'fWI','4' LW ' lpftfffl I7 'IIT 'fly' Irlqjiv I 5Z'3 ff,f.,1kf5,ll I .I'tQ. IIA ',i'W'7fV1i1F,f , r.:5I1',.,f:5',' 'ya aw , .--15:-1-'Qi fm. ' .mgqfmgyf ,V , I I I -.Ns.L,:,r , .- ,, wanted-H Miracle. Three times the paper I returnedg Refused, the margin boreg 1 But still the little sheet I spurned Was left beside my door. Unto the sanctum then I hied In murderous frame of mindg A desk, a vacant chair beside, Were all that I could find. R Kxlwx lllgz-Qgglijfgij-1 p w A gentle mrssive I did write I' Those masters of the quillg R K' x' 5' s ' 'T' ' I. . . . Pfl MMI! My bzllez' doux, a failure quite, E Was answered by a bill. Oh for those good old-fashioned days When miracles were done! For in the Scriptures I have read Paar 4 That Joshua stopped the Sun. all-1?:lE?2 --- ' I 1 Q e 'V'- ar- xf x L I :e.'1,Gn Q fr , , 1-7 tr' -, -ig KS ri X51 N 'R IV rt - if 246 fi:?! N-. . .Af Grk .I-if-fg7i'3 PHI.. x , if' v ' 'L gg if O 66 , - f if '14 '. nf Q.- Sfg w ' 9 R.: ..., I I N i . Mast Cm! 40 . I . ,f ,ri , fn li - I , llr. . A. EW. Ill - ,f f I K I .1 W M ' I I V f f- I , w i f y+i ff i I I, I ,231 ix H, , ,, 'ia' , If if , ff X XX ' i'i'.'ilii: I1 6 M fmq fi i f a if I ' ' t If is rig -. , -4- , X , 1- fiiLii Ni!tX 1 G il HY L YES,'l said the stranger, in response to my question, I can tell you all about Hoolihan. I was present at the game. We were coming back together to New York from Springfield, where we had been spectators of the same football game. We had made each other's acquaintance in the smoking car, and had fallen to talking football. I-Ie had agreed with me that the game had been a great one, but had alleged that he had once seen a more wonderful player than any on that field. Who was he? I had asked. I believe he was called Hoolihanff . Can you tell me about him? A It was then that he had made the answer above. I begged him to let me know the story. I-Ie lighted a fresh cigar and began:- When the University opened up in September, there was no such name as Hoolihan in the Catalogue. Armitage I' A ,Z I'-f I11 L ,I , f was the name of the man that played center, Jack Armi- Q! tageg-and a very good center he was, though perhaps 'wi hardly aggressive enough. But he was a steady player, and Sy l '.-A:-I he weighed one ninety-eight, and his position was looked li. k upon as Hxed: sort o' what you call a cinch. HI beg pardon, said I, Hbut where was this? Jilggw: , ,x Oh, I forgot! Why, down in Nlissouri,-Centralia, 'a '95 , Missouri. Never heard of it? ' A No, said I, I'm sorry. I am? Great town, Centralia University, the largest and most flourishing college in the whole Southwest. Always has a good football team, held the State championship for twelve years handrunning, bar one. King and Gibbs's carriage works, the largest west of the Mississippi. Smithers Brothers' circus winters there, too, people come hundreds of miles in the winter to see the animal farm and see the 1, But, pshaw, I'm getting away from my story. It's all interestingjt said I. 248 Well, continued the stranger, that's where I hail from, anyhow, and I always take a good deal of interest in what the University boys are doing. And, as I was saying, Armitage was the regular center that season. He played right through without an injury, doing better all the time, up to the last game. But the luck was too good to last, and three days before the last and most important game, which was to be on Thanksgiving Day, what did Jack do but break his collar bone in practice. Fulton, the center of the scrub team, was moved into Armitage's place, and in less than ten minutes he was injured in the same way. Two of our heaviest men and best players in the hospital at once. There wasn't another satisfactory candidate in the University. Powers was needed at full-back, and Waite had to stay at right guard. It looked very blue for Centralia. Nichols, the manager of the team, walked up to Henry Smithers, chairman of the Board of Trustees, who had been watching the play from the side lines, and told him how things stood. He told him frankly that unless some outsider could be worked into the team, Centralia was a sure loser. Now, our college sentiment was down on ringers, as they call these outsiders, but the game with State College was mighty important, and we could not afford to hesitate at trifles. So Nichols practically asked Nlr. Smithers not only to wink at anything a little out of the ordinary that the management might do, but even to connive 'at getting his ringer registered, and to help pay the expense of getting him. The Smithers Brothers are the richest men in Centralia, so Henry didn't mind the ex- pense, and in the end he said he guessed he could let the boys do what they pleasedg at least he wouIdn't peach on them to the Faculty. Something like that he must have said, but he and Nichols got off to one side and sort o' whispered together, getting more and more excited as they talked. Then Nichols walked back to the center of the field and addressed the captain. 'Downing,' said he, 'put little Peachey in at center, to practice signals with to-morrow, and I'll have a new man for you on Thursday. He won't practice with the team at all, but he'll be all right. Stubbsey,' he continued, turning to the quarterback, 'be on hand at the Gym. at two o'clock to-morrow afternoon. I want you to put the new center through some private practice. Mind you come. And you fellows, just keep quiet, won't you, till after the game, and if anybody asks you where the new man on the team came from, just say he's been in the Law School, and hasn't been able to leave his room for the last few weeks.' ' What name on the score card?' the assistant manager called out. ' Hoolihan,' answered Nichols. Now there had been a man named Hoolihan, who had gone home the Hrst week, so the name would not look suspicious at all. There never was anything better planned then Nichols planned this. The next day, Tuesday, he drove up to the Gym. in a hack, brought his man in, covered up in a big ulster, turned every- body else out except Stubbsey, and stayed there until after dark. Then the three of them drove back to town together. There was a crowd waiting for them to come out, and they asked Nichols how the game would go. 249 'lt's a sure thing,' he said, 'put up your last cent on Centraliaf And the boys gave down the yell, 'Rah, Rah, Rah-QCen-tra-li-ah,' three times. Thanksgiving Day came, the day of the great U. of C.-U. of Nl. match. You can imagine I was in the grand stand, I joined in the yell like a sophomore, 'Rah, Rah, Rah-Cen-tra-li-ah.' The teams came out. First the State College came out and went through their practice, then our fellows. l didn't see any new man,-just the ten regulars and the subs. l was just going to ask some one, when a man came from the clubhouse who l knew must be Hoolihan. He was a strapping big fellow. He walked slowly to the center of the field till he came to where Stubbs stood, then the two shook hands. In ' that single moment the entire crowd sized him up 1 and expressed their admiration by cheers. He seemed g , 'T to be enormously powerful. His padded suit and '-J A' - 'E' his various defensive armor could not wholly hide 'Zi his proportions. There was power and strength in 'xx X every line. Between his football hair and his nose U Q P , tf guard you could hardly make out his features, but , his chest and shoulders were unusually broad. His TJ arms were long and powerful. Curiously, he wore -K gloves. His legs were of very powerful build. Alto- aff gether, he looked a fellow you wouldn't want to scrap with. The teams lined up and the whistle blew. Stubbsey punted down the Held. The team rushed after the ball. The new man was the first to reach the player who picked it up. The State College man saw big Hoolihan coming down on him, and tried to turn. He was too late. Hoolihan came upon him like a thou- sand of brick. You could hear it like thunder when they came together. State College dropped the ball, Hoolihan picked it up, and shaking off two opponents who tried to seize him, he rushed to the goal line. Stubbsey sprinted along by his side. Stubbsey kicked goal. Time, thirty seconds. Score, six to nothing. The poor chap who had started to run with the ball was carried off the field with a broken rib. You should have heard the applause. To-day was nothing to it. Twenty thousand voices, all yelling for Hoolihan. He seemed not to notice it. He returned to his position in the center of the held, walking slowly back with Stubbsey. The two of them looked like a baby carriage beside a steam roller. This time Missouri had the ball. Stubbs. caught the kick off, dodged two men, and managed to reach the place where Hoolihan was standing. He passed the ball like a flash 3 Hoolihan took it and charged forward-absolutely without in- terference. Stubbsey even called out to the other fellows, 'Stay behind, boys, this is Hoolihan's play! Man after man of the other side tried to stop him, only to be dashed aside with a single sweep of his arm, or to be thrown headlong by 250 a single shove of his shoulders. A second touchdown, a second goal. Score, 'twelve to nothing. Time, so far, one minute and a half. Two more of the visitors were carried off the Held. One had broken his arm in two places, the other had some ribs stove in, and had dislocated his knee. Everybody was sorry they were going so fast, the game couldn't more than begin before State College would have to quit. But even more than that, they were full of admiration for our wonderful new player. l heard one little golden-haired girl say she thought he was just too sweet for any use, and that she was going to make him a college pillow. I heard our principal hotel keeper say he was going to get out a brand of Hoolihan cigars, warranted the strongest in America. l heard a minister tell his wife to ask Nlr. Hoolihan to take tea at their house. One girl tried to throw him some flowers she had been wearing, but instead she hit me in the eye. I was sitting just behind. Well, you won't believe me, but before the end of thirty minutes we had scored one hundred and twenty points, and the State College was playing nine substitutes. They were game, but they were almost ready to give in. Flesh and blood couldn't stand the strain. We knew they would protest him after the game, but what good would that do? They couldn't prove nothing, they didn't know .any of our men by sight, and there was his name in the catalogue. And then a strange thing happened. Hoolihan took the ball as usual from Stubbsey on their kick-off, and started to run forward. He slipped and fell. The entire eleven of the University of Missouri fell on him, and buried him beneath 'their blue uniforms. The whistle blew, Missouri was about to get up, when sud- denly the mass moved. From out the center came the giant figure of Hoolihan, thrusting men aside to right and left. He had lost the ball, both his arms were free, and with them he lifted up two Nlissourians bodily and flung them through the air. The shrieks of women were heard from the stand. Diving at random into the mass, he picked up two more of his opponents and hurled them after the others. Stubbsey, frantic with horror, rushed to him, but was felled to the earth. Hoolihan's nose guard and gloves had been torn off in the frightful struggle, and the secret was betrayed. His features and paws were seen to be not human, but black, hairy, and diabolic. He was not a man, he was a gorilla. A score of brave men leaped from the stand and rushed to that scene of murder. We Nlissourians generally carry something to use in case of an unpleas- .antness, and in half a minute the infuriated brute lay dead, struck by a dozen bowie knives, and pierced with forty bullets. And those bullets weren't no pop- gun size, neither. And little Stubbsey came to and wept when he saw what had happened to his friend, and Henry Smithers shouted out that the Football team would have to pay him twenty thousand dollars. We were expelled from the State Football Association, and had to pay big damages to the men whom Hoolihan this circus name was Patsyj had hurt, but, luckily, none of them were permanently injured. Last year we were let in again, 251 but we had to sign an agreement to play hereafter none but bona jide students ont our team. You see, Smithers had already taught the beast a number of tricks, and he and Stubbsey found it easy to teach it the elements of football-that is, for that position-in a couple of days. Patsy was young and still gentle, so they hoped he could go through the game without getting ugly. But the situation at the bottom of the heap was too painful, and Patsy lost his temper. But all in all he was an ideal player while he lasted. 'fNlay l ask, said I, Whom l must thank for this story? He handed me his card. lt read:- Henry D. Smffhers, Cenfralia, Mo. ...ffr-'-:L-' Y.,-. f Z ,. Z rm, X 252 n 1 , , all . a v- 'IT . 'M WY! m N 1, 1, A 41 1 , 1: mi is , 43 ii f if H 17 -if l I 133 .J 3, 14 I1 iQ yn I , , . A W Nw X - A - ' wr ,SEQ wf 'il EY ' N J U -Y 373: 1 ' 'P f Hr' 2 w .15 4 li, 'n i': 1: 9. I1 4 H 1 41 A .H eu. 31 , 5 1 il 1, - u I X V . 1-MlT7-L- ,tx ff ,. .fl K 'sissxx x f -N 5 f X Q K! fiiiffbssz 1452.-,a -. 21, J , fr 51?-??,.,Jtl lf - gi wfeiiefaazrzflie ,ras 6352, ily .: :e212aii'fef' - N yl T LBGT T ,, r?4txrWmiQsml ON I W - it W' - - - ' -iff? its gg V FN H, rut EATI1 ,o F A ll ' f in I ljgiffygfg ' 2- A ff--4, f-'. , y-gf gill gg, ,H U x ii i' to ffl .1 f . 5 Q' X Y liEN?Ls5ff,a:-mn. X. tp' Good people all of every sort Give ear unto my song, And if you find it wondrous short It cannot hold you long. In Ithaca there lived a man Of whom the world might tell, That one more courtly never walked The campus at Cornell. ' His dog and he were stanchest friends QHis dog a shaggy blackjg They'd side by side go up the hill, And side by side come back. Oh dog, thou Wert a lovely thing! So brave, and sportive too! Thou'dst beard the monkey in his cage, And e'en the kangaroo. , But now my tale full solemn growsg Each student weeps beside The door in front of old McGraw, Because the dog has died. fl? PUBLISHED, PLEASE DO NOT SIGN.j 257 Confusion Hmong the Sons of Ezra. AND it came to pass in those days that there came unto David, the king, two high priests, mighty men in the land, and unto each there clave a following of sages and prophets. Now these were wont to live in one tribe, under one leader- ship. Then did the wise men of the tribe commune together, saying: Why are these things thus? Shall there be two high priests in the land? And there was much division among them who should be high priest and who be cast into outer darkness. And this was the end of their strife: Whoever legpulleth the most of the Scribes and the Pharisees, the same should be high in the land. Now, when the day for the casting of lots came, there began to be dire confusion among the warm members. And the contention waxed wroth, for there were certain among the Pharisees who, from sloth, had not obeyed the laws which are written in the book of the Register, from whence David expounds. Then hied Jesse and Clarence unto King David, and said unto him: O thou most potent and gracious king, we humbly beseech thee to make known unto us whom of the Pharisees thou deemest worthy to raise his voice in the place of prayer which is called Barnes. Then did King David search through the holy records, and dealt with every man even as it seemed well unto him. But it came to pass that a wayfaring soothsayer, by the name of Daniel, came unto David. Then did David marvel, and say unto him, Verily, whatinhell doest thou here? And Daniel answered him, saying, O thou great king, why thinkest thou evil of me? Por, lo! thou has cast me out from the tribe 3 nor may I longer raise my voice in their place of meeting. Then David waxed exceeding wroth, and sware hotly by his head, saying, Thrice hast thou been exiled, and hast thou not been forgiven, even as the Prodi- gal Son, once, twice, yea, and even the third time? And David spake with a loud voice, saying, Hie thee hence. And Daniel hied him hence, and blasphemed the holy name of David. Then did Daniel go before the Scribes and ,Pharisees assembled in Council, and with an exceeding great jolly jollied he them, and they restored him unto his station. And it came to pass that a day was set for the choosing of a high priest. Now on this day three of the Pharisees and two of the Scribes were in the far country that is called I-Iellangone. And each member of the tribe cast his lot for the high priest, and the lots of the three Pharisees' which were afar off were cast even among the rest, and the lots were counted, and Clarence of the Pharisees was chosen. Then did the Scribes wax furious and protest with a loud voice, and there was confusion in the land of Ezra, and the wrath of David, the king, was provoked. , 258 Then did Daniel and one by the name of Jacob commune one with the other. And these twain called a council of wise men, composed of tive from among the Patriarchs, and these wise men assembled and took council. And Daniel and Jacob bluffed the wise men each after his own manner of thinking. And it came to pass that as they spake, the wise men communed together until the third hour of the morning. So did they on the following day, and after weighing the bluffs of Jacob and of Daniel, with one voice they proclaimed Jesse high priest. On that day there was mourning and gnashing of teeth among the Pharisees. -SELAH. 2? Hn Sight O'cloch. I ope my eyes, How gray the skies! I try to rise In vain. 1 My eyes recloseg I change my pose, And start to doze Again. I hear a soundg And feel a pound, The clock strikes eight, I curse my fate, Or my roommate Instead. No time I waste 3 No breakfast taste, To class room haste Away. A crowd I pass, That shouts en masse, Which makes me bound Go homeg no class From bed. To-day!t' E. NI. A. Mtg t V rrtgf 41 fl- , s t x ' X4 5 -V9 . - fm' is . QV 'S ' Ja f vigil e 'ff Y or X- ' . f -Paffvrxf 2f9 T ITIllllgmlllllllltllllllll' -a 1 I' IlI'III!lth1 If Iqr Illlhllrll ll 1Iimrr. IlHtfM.II lim, -siltleillelag wttltttl '!I!!.guIlt'fIg-'..1!ng,IliIII,II'4I1,,I,I'llWurll3llIrultu gp 2 ., I l a .' I IIlnlllllllINlIlllI.Illll1lllIll.IlIlllIlllllI!l1rl.l'lllllllll1.lllh IZIIIIIEIIIIIIlllllllllllmllllllllllllllIll-Wllll-ll-lldllglIl4llllIlIIllllIllIIlSEllIlIllllllllll.llll'Illflyllllllllillllllll llllllllalllllllllllllllllllIllllIlllllll1ll.IlllIl.l'.lllI.lSUIllllirjl.ILJQ-.unllfrfllnzjllllllmfllll I I I as IW It If w ' , X I Q ra If S: KI S ' Mir. fair, ' IM algal, gr, ZH ,gy 5 I., nl. W' at ', -l'fwl.t' I r . gil all I f I I5--lr YQWL ff N Q tfwf N Q gk -I , I I f 1 I I It I 2 f ff Int e , 'ff e ' I if-fi , .. 4 'I-Wt .M-.Juli I lvamv i-I Is -I I - 1 1. I lr , f ffavcr HIQB As they sat drinking their tea and talking over the concert and dance of the evening before, this is what the girl who wasn't anybody in particular told them. t' She sat in the row back of us, and just enough on the diagonal so that when Iturned to talk with Nliss Chapman I could see her. Such an interesting face! Be- sides, she was a bit conspicuous, on account of her street gown, so I was sure she was a stranger. 1 Then when she began talking trains and the delay of the steamer, and a lot more, I gathered that she was just home from England, and her cousin had met her in New York. They had come so far and missed a train or some- thing. No-o-o, I didn't try not to hear. And then I forgot all about her when the men with the black ties came out and seized their chairs and plumped them down before the footlights, and the men in the white ties-isn't it funny ?-came out and stood behind them, and they all started off, banjos, mandolins, tenors, and all, in a rousing chorus. I noticed the big man on the end with the-O dear! Rex said I never could remember if he told me-O yes, mandola. He looked older than the others, and he was distractingly handsome, I think, big and dark, and all that. And then I re- membered that at the tea in the afternoon one of the men had told me something about picking up one of their old men in Buffalo and bringing him on, and I thought he must be the one from the way he watched the leader. And then I heard that girl back of me wondering if one of the second basses was the brother of somebody or other that she had known, and how solemn it was to look over the programme and ind the old college songs the only familiar name, and a whole lot more, until I guessed that she must have been here lots or have studied here. She must have had a good time, anyhow. And then suddenly-they had come back for an encore-I saw the leader glare at the man with the mandola, who wasn't playing at all, but was staring, ut- terly forgetful, straight in our direction. There was a vigorous snap, one of his strings had broken, he had been gripping it so hard. I-Ie flushed and grew white again, and then there was a sound of a crumpled programme, and her voice, rather shaky, saying, tCan you find who it is playing the mandola?' And a moment later a man's voice, 'It isn't down! 260 f I'hat was all until the intermission. From the way you looked I believe you thought that I had met him, and that he was coming down to talk to me. Well, anyway, I spoke to Miss Chapman just in time to see him sliding into the seat from which that trump of a cousin had risen. I almost prayed, I was so afraid Rex Chapman would speak and I shouldn't hear. His hand was on the back of my chair, no,-of course he didn't realize. She hadn't said a word. There was a long pause, and he said in such a grave, gentle way, but oh, so passionately, 'I-Iaven't you learned wisdom in all these awful months, Lucia?' I wasn't sure that I had understood her 'yes' aright, until his hand went down from the back of my seat. They played the second part without him, do you remember? Of course after that I couldn't listen. That's all, except that when Rex came back he gave me the queerest look, and-and-don't laugh,-I found that I had been crying. S. H? H Memory. IN one of the class rooms of White I-Iall, on the front blackboard, there are two words, Scrap Basket, half written, half printed with yellow crayon, in a somewhat uncertain hand. A broad band of white surrounds them, and within the inclosed space is the statement: Written by the late Professor Oliver, Autumn, 1894. Do not erase. Although the room is constantly used and the rest of the board filled up, that corner is sacred,-never encroached upon, even accidentally. How easily could the words be effacedl Yet for more than three years they have remained undisturbed, and serve now as a memorial of his inspiring presence that no class will ever again know. A. H. 261 235 L vi ff QC ' W W KT 1 f X . l f Q K5 , K 1 W N ' M ig' we X x ' ' , I L , x Q amunlmil K0 UMWJUEH mnubmfzug 'E Ui . fx ?Qf WfksffgfwJffgiglmw Lift the stLain,f ' '..' - F H ' 1 5 X C 7 i I : . 0 h1?hthankSg1v1l1g! Treadwith songsthe hanowiil wi, CJ fe:fefa wf+NQfg, f f J,1,E,,JJ JI.7L1 . .- T' ' - lf 4 f F . g- ' N 'K 4 Praise cuff?-EQ' God for fercigs E4 ' r F' '53 K ff? fe Qi K ' -Luv I ' - I , I I j 5 gQbM,qQ, e l1g z f Q e Q l W 1Vv Q P ' v . X f f fx-FJ kj'-lm! J.. I J V f I p rj f N 111 Tripdririor l1 re Eossisio f 5 , J , ii, !:yi li A-Fw , my Erounmwhuerime shaulasf. A-men. !fX53H?'rr'rJffFqjfg?1fa'i?tf, 939 X qi K7, 5 RMER gl I 1 mul N K 'fd eeeeeiftze is lip M 'H When the years had wrought their changes, X 7 j 7 He, our own unchanging God, 1 'F I Thought on this His habitation, l W X . 8 Looked on His decayed abode, Q I Heard our prayers and helped our councils I Blessed the silver and the gold, X X Till once more His house is standing Firm and stately as of old. X ,X .jf 'SN Entering, then, Thy gates with praises, fx Lord, be ours Thine lsrael's prayer: Q W V Rise into Thy place of resting, X Show Thy promised presence there! X N Let the gracious word be spoken ff C ' Here, as once on Zion's height, X K 7 This shall be my rest forever, X X! This my dwelling of delight. X Fill this latter house with glory A 1 N Greater than the former knew, ff-X X M Clothe with righteousness its priesthood, 1 ? Guide us all to reverence true. X4 .IZ Let Thy Holy One's anointing j f' Here its seven-fold blessing shedg 1 X f , Spread for us the heavenly banquet, j KJ! Satisfy thy poor with bread. C gk X Praise to Thee, Almighty Father, ? 4, V 25576 N I Praise to Thee, Eternal Son, K Praise to Thee, eil-quieieeiiiiig spirit, A 'V K Ever blessed Three in One! yy Threefold Power and Grace and Wisdom, EX Molding out of sinful clay, 'T Living stones for that true temple X H , Which shall never know decay. f b X 4 'ly . i SHP! K fe Y Q KT , , X if F y X X ag 3 E X ik 'df 4' N X ATFAREEL 5 . -,Y ' :M I9 , , - af Nf l. iii. 1 . xx Egg : ., W 'QR aj , tx,-fr, SQ' . c ti LL 'Che Song of a Song. just an ordinary little song, A catchy little love song of the street. I held imperial sway one summer long, Now l'm forgotten with the torrid heat. There's naught at all about me really great, My tune is simply catchy, that is all. I've plaintive strains with all my lively gait, I'm the kind that suits a Bowery music hall. Yet I grip a hundred thousand human hearts, And I touch perhaps three hundred thousand more, When the hundred thousand hears me sing, it starts, And the three, it gazes blindly straight before. All up and down the land I breathed my tune, From banjos in the barracks of the West, Where children ailed, I was the mother's croong The street pianos never gave me rest. I was sung by picnic parties in the woods, I was sung by homesick sailors on the sea, in different moods, instead of singing me. Nlany singers sang me,-sang But they sang their moods a different thing, So to every one I mean At' times it is a person,-times, a place. Now I murmur sadly, then I fairly ring: I'm as universal as the human race. The words I sing it matters notlat all, I am not understood, I am but felt, The tune's the thing, 'tis that which can recall Emotions-those which cloud and those which melt. The crowds no longer sing, but listen close: A hundred thousand hear me faintly sound A song they hate, yet couldn't bear to lose, The three, they sing me when there's no one round. I'm not a Nlarseillaise or Roundhead hymn, I'm not sung by armies in the battle heat, For I'd choke them, and I'd make their eyes grow I-a plaintive little love song of the street. JESSE H. WILSON, JR dim 264 g N. 'Che Pickle Maid. Q N.-. N. I It .'1 .- , 1 MET a maiden by the sea, . h ut- ,. sg: ' .a14g'S'u' af I -I g.gf ..l 1 I P. 'W E or S 1 r f a B 'sw IZ leg- if ' 'T G l U as is X l 'rv .J Y' .'x,51. !f f I E X f W I y .f r I' jj And as we waltzed each summer night, On Pennsy's Held the strife to viewg . But o'er her pretty head she waved ' A flag of red and blue. I saw my lady fair in Juneg 6 I Her costume caused my heart to quail: ' t 1 tt Enshrouded all in blue was she, yt A mascot sweet for Yale. lg . L --' af'- eq , A week flew by, and as I walked X Beside the dancing sea one night, ' 4? 'A I I met the maidg again she wore f I The bow of red and white. I F. D. H. I saw upon her snowy gown A bow of red and white. . . . FiltiiK5? 'f I Thanksgiving Day again we met g 3 X -A ' P- AP ri .3 tam X 4- ' V A :eh xi X 4' I HE was walking through the dim hall of Sage, with a cap and a cigarette grasped in his hand ready for immediate use. 4 Do you think you could take me up now? she asked, looking up at him sweetly. He was rather slenderg she was a little thing, and it seemed to him that he might quite agreeably. He blushed and hesitated. Please take me up, she pleaded. I am so tired. He turned to see if there was any one looking, and she saw the cap in his hand. Oh, I beg your pardon, she criedg I thought it was the new elevator boy! 265 2551-5.2 Q -i-. .i,. gh., f 2 -f i i -- fa ff--F!-r.f-f.-X...:.-.-.:!:i:.:f,-.P Y 1. - :--- 1. .- - 1 al-.. --1-: 1 tzl- -N: - -,'.'ii,'uY,'-.aE.:.:-:.-E::- -a:iIE...?E : : - '- .- ....-w-.: :P--en: v ' --'.'. ah! V ' ..::...-..1a-1 1.-.-'P-1 :- .. ' ' :fr - ,'. n na- ,. ...n :ie v , :J -a, E E A- 2? ... sf, ..: ? - .'.'a' JL! ' 2, E-' Zi F E' .ai Ez? H Ei 5 : : 2: 1 : as -5 In 'Ie .uf A 5 15 : 1, -: : : : 3- E le. - A: ff nj... gn X g .: :i. 442.7 : E 5 7 :F l 1: EYE- f-in -J il'li'175 . L., da, ..:'i!::.,q!- :nc zigfsi. :J : -I rv.-l:.5:.:'::::55 I. mf-W Q: I -.: A..., : gg . W3 Emi? 5 2.1.2 5 :5 B' L1 ..:, .- v-3: : Qi :::: :...:. : 'u li 1 l 1 l T l P -1 U .I i 'X HD sTrzAiq-1-r X!! NED WILLIAMS strolled slowly down the street meditating. As he turned into the yard of his lodging place, he became aware of the rhythmic beat of hurried footsteps on the stone walk behind him. Astonished at such haste at the leisurely hour of halt past six, he looked to see his roommate, Bob, approaching at a good four-minute gait. Hey, Ted! shouted Bob, beckoning frantically. Wait, got a job for you, he gasped as he came up to the astonished Ned. A' You know-shindig to-night-nine o'clock. Can't you lay out my dress suit and things, while I slide over to grub? As Ned assented, his chum turned and sprinted up the street, and disappeared within the portals of the Best three-dollar Board on the Hill. In Hfteen minutes Bob reappeared to find Ned busily engaged in jollying a girl in a hammock in the side yard. Apparently all thought of services to be rendered had forsaken him until he saw the tist ot the enraged Bob violently shaken in his direction. Then, with a sense of duty recalled, he quitted his pleasant occupation, and followed his wrathful chum upstairs. .1!!.fssfaf 1.,,2.,, ,,,, Got twenty minutes! said Bob, en- -V x -'1fiffifQ?2ffTf,iS'lqf:L-Gil:QL:'inf 'Q ' , - g ergetically, now for it! fi g fi ,tx!i,lg,L, QQ,- ,H As they entered, the room looked hope- ., ,' r fl jmf lessly clean and tidy,-no clothes in chairs, I l no shoes in corner, no laundry packages ' 1543? . f 231515 - . - - if if li in convenient places on floor or desk. ff? I 11 15 Hang it! shrieked Bob, they've Q- fi r i lx iqixif xfafgg ig ,Q -fl giggf ee cleaned up our rooms! l'll never rind my .3 ,Q t- !g clothes in time! Lend a hand, will. you? .fig And don't stand there grinning like an ass. ' ll , 1 N m Bob made a dive into the closet, and -1- - - - t fgglfr reappeared with a dress suit and one shoe. - s e You be changing, and 1'll hunt up ' f gflii iiigf i g i- tire said the amiabie Ned -Oin- o You S U i f S 3 into the closet. I-Iere's your vest, on the floor under the clothes. Must have fallen down, and the old duds got t'run on it. And here's your dicer in the othe-r corner, and, hello! here are the shoes in it. What next? Shirt? All right. Don't see any laundry anywhere. 266 Look in the drawers! sputtered Bob, his head in the wash basin. 'KO yes, here's a dress shirt been tucked in the shaving drawer. Better stuff a handkerchief in. Thatlll cover it up. Where's your studs? In that box? I've got 'em. There, they look all right. Collars and cuffs and tie! Here they are .all in a bunch. You haven't got the tie! Gimme my pants, and chase up the tie! Where did you put it, Bob?, I can't find it. Dunno. On the bureau. Then the girl put it away. Oh, damn! said Ned, patience at last nearly gone. He looked aimlessly into the closet, and saw an Imperial and a dizzy looking Ascot H on a hook, together with a pair of skates and his last summer's knickerbockers. In moving about he kicked over a high shoe, and out tell the mis- sing tie. Help me brush up! Find my overcoat! Only ten minutes left! yelled Bob, as he tied the last shoestring. Your overcoat 's on the bed there, needs brushing. Where's the hairbrush and the clothesbrush? Here they are, stuck together! groaned Ned, sadly. We here omit a few impersonal remarks by both. When finally correctly attired, and brushed, and groomed, Bob looked at his watch. Four minutes and thirty-tive seconds, he said calmly. So-long, Ned! 1.30 A. M. Ned, drowsilyz How was the shindig? Bob: All right. Ned: Make it?l' U U Bob: Cinch! The foregoing sketch gives an insight into the spirit of our crews. Nothing daunted by shortness of time or work to be done, when the time for the start comes around, like Bob, they stand trimmed, and groomed, and calm. And, like Bob, they make it and Hnish in a walk, and it's a Cinch. M. KO r 267 - rffyi '74 xo Y' ML.. 5 ', 'if I -wt f 'iiQ,5?t'-- T if if . Q . ,ui , 5 f' ' 'I C5f?Q g X Inc, 4 .Q I N , 1 ' ' ,f it ' -Ie , ,i - aff' 'b s l- f r X T:' , ' ff iw ', ', X 3 . ,. . , . . , 2 .f , J, .V 1 av' X at ' J---u...........a-+ , . J . N2 Co Helen. UPON THE RECEIPT OF HER LETTER. While others praise your tinted cheeks, And laud your sun-kissed hair, And gaze into your full, dark orbs And find you passing fair, I only seek to tell you better I-low my fond heart reveres your letter. Though some may sing the dainty sheeti That watts a perfume to the brain From all its whiteness, or the quill That traced the character full plain, I find a subtler joy and better From the receiving of your letter. For in the dusk I ope it wide, And dream I see you as you wrote. I watch the light fall o'er your hair, And the soft shadow near your throat, And 'neath the lace's fall and rise Beats soft the tender heart I prize. The whole room swims before my gaze, And echoing sounds like music seem, And still I look and see the gems Upon your slender tingers gleam, And watch the smile that dawns like day' Upon your lips, then fades and dies, Until you raise your face, when, lol It is but slumbering in your eyes. So with each missive, perfumed, small, Comes a bright picture still more fair, And yet I ween it is not all That urges me to hope and dare,- For with the picture, aye, and better, I find your soul within the letter. 2 O. W. Che Song of the Soldier Sopb. The bugle's callin', An, we must fall in, As underclassmen should. For away up there at the armory the bugle sounds for me To drill in the Cornell regiment from two o'clock till three, So it's swear at your combination lock an' pull at your uniform, An' grab a gun an' start to run to the tune of the bloomin' horn. Then it's strained attention that you give while the sergeant calls the roll, ' An' when he calls your name you yell as if to save your Soul. Then it's right oblique and left oblique, an' cover in the file , Just keep your eye on the library clock, and watch it all the while. But it wouldn't be so orful bad, this pretended soldier lark, Were it not for that amazin' freak, the military shark, He's such an ass he doesn't see, the wooden-headed bloke, The regiment ain't a department, but an unsuccessful joke. Then the bugle note it calls once more, but this time sweet and clear, That ringing note is a lovely tune a-catchin' every ear. At once the captain calls, Pours right, and not a step is missed, For we drill like true enlisted men till the sergeant calls, 'fDismissed. I The bugle's cal1in'g We've stood our maulin', As underclassmen should. J. H. WILSON, J 269 S i Q V Y- Q - ,-,lb-ff iii ' ' N if 0 -X : X. ri 9. i : , J-,P --N - C.-g.. i 'M' V jf H' X'- I5-f f' 177 ra' f W 1 ff if ffl fsnx mf. r Jfflil' 421 t 3 . ' Q an f ,,.-.- li..- KIbat's in a Name? 'WHAT'S in a name? the poet said. What's in a name? say l? I know a man whose name is Bird, but he's not very fly. There's Nluggy Knapp, who never sleeps, and Short, who's rather tall, Poor Zink could never mix a drink, and Fish can't swim at all. Now Lyon isn't king of beasts, and Pharr is very near, Klock never tells a man the time, and Thayer is always here. Poor Graves and Coffin are not dead 3 Torp Wright is always wrong While King ain't king of anything, and Singer knows no song. A. Berry isn't luscious fruit, and Black will treat you White, Lane's big enough to be a street, and Day stays up all night. And French is English to the bone, while Owen doesn't owe, l'm sure that Wile has known no guile, and Swift's a trifle slow. Treat never sets a fellow up, and Roe will row no more 5 Wait's not a very heavy man, and Apple has no core. The Barnes are living in a house, no iron tongue has Bell, While Stone is made of flesh and bone 5 Yale represents Cornell! So, pray don't think about your name, whatever it may be, Though from plebeian stock you're sprung, or blue-blood ancestry. The man's the man, despite the name, that doesn't count a bit, And-Hully gee-it's plain to see that most names do not Ht. R. F.A ',-' . , ,, 517- . , T T, 1 ., 1 U ' 1' 2,4i5-nip., Wi - , ' 1 '- fii. ' ,. A . far '-2-tj, f . .. :N !lNfC, 8,. .M A YARD or CORNELLIANSR' 270 Hn Era of False Hope. N the first week of last autumn, When the Freshmen were so green, Then the Seniors should have taught 'em That 'ithings are not what they seem? Oh! the Em brought such bliss, you Well may ask whence our surprise,- 'Complimentary First Issue, N437 0511. 4 ww? sa, 4,1 'Pie Lew - Ai f . ,wx 1 .Pew Stamped in red before our eyes. Ah, but soon what sorrow seized us When we read in white and black, Ulf you don't subscribe, you'll please us If you send this number back! This the moral of my story: Startled from a cruel dream Will the student be, before he Learns Things are not what they seem. ,vi . X ,ff at l gait f ':'f T J f I F fiilfivl 4555,-feat pt, T155 y : i 1 135:14 ' px- 'Ig 'i if T Stir rffar -,li 3 J 1 JL 515' if ff' , I , I! - - .Q Ye' C ' f i- r f ra ,. , I m i 5,1 if A STXSL , .rake ' lr m t T v il lr if Y' PM-dfllarll r' , ,.1 ' ve rw ,i Azrzuwhiriu -V l Na. 371 I W 1 ' x- 1, X5 X Viv ,f-as I -. ' f 5:7 12,3 'JLX' ' iv in i ZZ A KSEY QARDMAN fn Eisbwpbhal T was an hysterical performance, yet it resulted in his election by one vote,-the vote of a man already pledged to the other side. The candidate was Max Willis, a Senior' in Arts and taking Junior Law. Debonair, irresponsible, good natured, he had every element for popularity. lf with mangled statement of fact and impossible declaration of law he bluffed his way thro',', a part of the class approved, recognizing a certain kinship to their own methods of procedure, while the remainder, or nearly all, blessed him for the amusing cleverness of his impromptu recitations. A few thought him a disgrace to the seriousness of a college. Among these was Lorne, John Nlalcolm Lorne, Jr., as he wrote his name on the gray-book headings of examination week. Now Lorne came to Cornell to study, and, forsooth, one may study in any atmosphere, and especially in that of Boardman, if the smallest particle of con- science be left. So, since he was already a B.A., that little rhyme about lf at first you don't succeed, there's the Law School, always brought an angry flush to his cheek, and a sneer around his mouth. With it all he was minus a sense of humor, and made outward decorum his sole test of a gentleman. Consequently, he was generally bored in lecture room A, especially by Nlax Willis. To guy over- confident students, or too learned ones, who have the poor taste to recite at those unfortunate moments when dozens have failed before them, to spend half the hour in coaxing a certain small, yellow and white, short-tailed dog to lie down under a particular seat, were practices Lorne observed with a gentlemanly lift of the eye- brows, or a disgusted shrug of the shoulders. Not even a dog tight, a penny set rolling over the floor, or an appetizing luncheon of cookies during a tedious lecture, could interest this youth, whose attention to his work, pronounced and abnormal, was a disturbing influence on even professors' lt is probable that he would have continued in this superior attitude, counting class-room crudities as stamping the worth of a man, when this happened. During a diiiicult quiz, for which he was even less than usual prepared, Willis had been suddenly seized with an unaccountable need of fresh air, and had left the 272 hall. ln the corridor he found Lorne. So, while he hunted for his red and white skating cap, he called out in cheery tone, this tall, well-built college youth, Well, old man, playing the same game, too? Then Lorne muttered something about not being a sneak or a cad, which Willis caught, and the side door closed with a bang. At the gray end of that afternoon, one of those days in February when the wind and snow run riot in sticky brownness in gutter and street, Lorne was waiting at the corner bookstore, amid electric lights and books of gay bindings. At the corner a pitiable wretch of a boy, out at toes and elbows, tousled and cold, was crying, his red lists wiping away the tears that streamed down dirty cheeks with a forlorn steadiness. I-lis newspapers had fallen on the crossing, and were now a pulpy, indistinguishable mass of white and brown. It was a business failure,-a merchant watching the ruin of his capital,-a boy crying over the loss of ten pen- nies. Now that's hard luck, thought Lorne. Then he saw Willis crossing from Bool's, his hands full of purple violets, caught with many leaves into one great, fragrant bunch. lt was absurd, uncalled for, certainly of no practical value, but over sticky face and into dirty hands swept the bunch of prisoned spring, of hothouse luxury,-three purple clusters fall- ing on the papers. The impulsive giver, with a shame-faced air, had long fled, openly lamenting his public idiocy, but the boy stood still at the busy crossing, his face buried deep within the fragrant bunch, his woe forgotten. Lorne positively refused any explanation to the indignant party leader, but, as I said, Willis won by a single vote. Y. f wi-if V I g XJ ,. i . ,Q 1 'mi T ,gl MQ, A if N ' it T i 'fitt l fw ' , I fist f C' K- Q. Ex 'EX fy- - Q. 273 'Che Sad 'Calc of the Uflncline ' Ten little Sophoniores Sitting in at line, One got an edge ong And then there were nine. Nine little Sophomores Set at lively gaitg One tapped the whiskey punch, And then there were eight. Eight little Sophomores Thought they were in heaveng One yelled, Hooray for Yale! And then there were seven. Seven little Sophoinores Playing naughty tricksg One sat in a plate of soup, And then there were six. Six little Sophomores Very much aliveg One tried to make a toast, And then there were tive. 274 l xx tl , 1 F4 ffiifl foff ff' ff , 'X . ' tx Five little Sophomores Rolling on the tloorg One went to sleep there, And then there were four. Four little Sophomores Out on a spreeg One started for the Rhine, And then there were three. Three little Sophomores, One was un fou 3 He slugged a city cop, And then there were two. Two little Sophomores Having lots ot fung One fell through a window pane, And then there was one. One little Sophomore Walking all alone, Fell through a coal shute, And then there were none. F. D. . H? 275 ,Fw A ffx ff uittgp .. K, All M, 4 f ,,r..alru.r . , ,cha r fe f , f it 'Mar f nrl w ff. l H - it W ef,-ff lf I , Url all l ' ' 1 , c .Ml 5, , W7 ZW: lllllflllnlfffrf ' tri s pr NZ Mr r t E , Z ' 'i'i':i ,ixF- r iiiwimi er l' i p A 2 ililfri ei i.i,rii.I.illi iii' il Ur? Moonlight photography. Upon the darkened porch she stood, And softly breathed a slow good-night. The moon came peeping from a hood Of western clouds, and in its light, Though heaven's splendor sparkled less, I-ler face but found new loveliness. n 5 u u Q . 4 . Sometimes I think perhaps she knew That in the moon's bewitching light Sly Cupid forth a kodak drew, And photographed her there that nightg And with his longest, keenest dart, He pinned her picture to my heart. SIBLEY. 276 H Very Mournful Ballad. EW HAVEN TOWN was painted red, Q u i And hung in old Yale Blueg And gaudy flags were floating free, ' In sooth right fair to view. 1 Now, haste ye, little errand boys, N 6 Run swiftly up and down, , i Bring bunting by the wagon load r'j To drape New Haven Town. And haste ye, maidens, so demure, To pluck the fairest flowersg We'll crown the brave when they return Unto this town of ours. Why is the town so gayly decked With flags and banners fair? Why is a smile on every face And music in the air? Ye callow youths who question thus, The reason I will tell: We're going to have a jubilee When Yale defeats Cornell. 'Tis evening, the great day has passed Which viewed the races fleet, But in the flurry of the hour, Old Yale forgot to beat. Why is the town so dark and drear? Why are the lights all out? Why is the silence here so vast, And why no victor's shout? We listen, but no answer comes The silence to dispel: They're waiting for that jubilee When Yale defeats Cornell. 277 A.C.S Che Smoker. 'A ji ELL, said Chairman Bailey, I guess everything is ready. 02' in .-w. -' 1 ' ff- ,J . ' I r- ' Q . 'f jay, a if 952722 f f ' -' i .Ziff A f - ' ' ,cw , . . ' 1,5 le' ' V! Qafeezw, f Jrp . ,y Ji ':'5sH'ff Jian-W ' ' As some And everything was ready. The Sophomores were decently COI'1flIlCCl behind ropesg Nellie Bly Gannett had taken possession of the press table with the reckless abandon of a yellow journalist, John Allen Haines had assumed the air of a man who carries eleven hours and the interest of the student body on his shoulders, H. Nlichaels Stern had explained in an alcoholic whisper why there was no beerg and every nook and corner was redolent with burned cabbage and red-hot celluloid. The Cornell slogan rang out with a tremendous vim, and one wondered why, until through the blue haze loomed the fairy figure of William Buckminister Shafer, Jr., tall cliff that lifts its awful form Far from the vale and midway leaves the storm, Though round his chest the deadly smoke was spread, It did not dare to mount up to his head. Biting off his words in huge chunks, he hurled them right and left until his face grew black. ln the intermissions things drifted along. The guitars, pursued the mandolins through several musical mistakes 5 the Glee Club tried to sing and not swallow their pipes, Ernest W. Huffcut out-Bryaned Bryang Jake Fraser gave an imitation of a man laughing at a Widow joke, and H. Nlorse Stephens, talking around the corners of a huge cigar, told of the discovery and adoption of tobacco, outlined the stages of the smoking habit at English universities, told some of his pleasant experiences on this side of the water, and sat down amid great applause. Then, after a yelling duet for Sage by Harry Taylor and E. P. Andrews, who stopped telling how he read the Parthenon riddle to favor the audience, Nicholas Carter arose and presented to the navy a pair-oared gig, a barge, and a tub. All these names he applied to the inoffensive craft, which, like the old man, didn't show up. Finally, it being Saturday night, in common with other well-conducted student resorts the Armory was closed promptly at twelve. With his chest bulged out, and several packages of tobacco which he had concealed about his person, Edward Livingston Stevens sought his room to write a small pamphlet on The Autobi- ography of Me. When last seen Chairman Bailey was violently shaking hands with himself. 278 H! 1- Qx , ,. ,T - wfi, g :I X. -V. I EV, -1 xl VV.. i ' , G Y an :I f X fs,xl,f'1rteg A -Q 1 ,Yau ' ,. . -41271, , il, 7 gpsili - f- 'k-.- , ,., . Q 'A Q. eaves ' 1 I ' ' '-:.',Qqi'iW' Q-0'-yi ,Jil X . , - wiki, . A i . tru- J 1 I M f H Rhyme of English 2. At dead of night, At dawn's gray light, I'm in a constant stew. Ah, luckless wight! I have to write A theme for English 2. Day in, day out, In reel or rout, My head whirls all around. I pace about, A theme! I shout, But hear no answering sound. With pensive sigh, With dull, glazed eye, So dimmed I scarce can see, Each morning I, At nine, pass by The door of White 1, B. I've learned with pain It is in Vain To hope for ideas new. A man once sane Ne'er is again After that English 2. M. I. LEE f qv we me G3 XIDGX! fi 'GN .Mff..- ,Y Tin H5412 379 THF. MIICGCXCIX SRWQKTS G w R 4 1 .,,- , 2 x . . 8 X -Q 1' A I I A 3. N 1-v X 1 'ff' E QWRJIUQV Ma, , aa. ff, :si- 47Q,.'i ' x -. M ,fi 11 'I Q1 , V Q Y ' 'fiflf f .Q-'S --ffii . 3, ' -.Y,w., , ,X ' in , J M . tg g k . R- , I Q3 :nf If 1 faq' - 'P' iv J W . It 2 E! 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' M- .lq '4:5f If .lm f,,2:f -lf ,,,L:,,, 11 i,1 b 5lngow PAGE DED1cATxoN . 3 GREETING 5 CALENDAR . 6 STATISTICS . . . 9 University Trustees . xo University Faculty I2 Instructors . . 20 ' Other Ofticers 26 Library Stall' . . . 27 Preachers at Sage Chapel . 28 Special Lecturers . . . 30 College of Arts and Sciences . 31 College of Law .... 36 College of Agriculture . . 37 New York State Veterinary College 38 -College of Architecture . . 39 College of Civil Engineering . 40 Sibley College .... 41 Fellows and Scholars .... 42 University Undergraduate Scholars . 44 Graduate Students . . 46 Seniors . . 64 juniors . . , 32 General Summary IOO 282 IN MEMORIANI . P AGE IO2 FRATERNITIES . 103 'CLUBS . . 171 ATHLETICS . . 199 MISCELLANEOUS . 225 PUBLICATIONS . 233 LITERARY PIECES ..... 241 Hymn by Reginald de Koven . 263 AWARDS ...,.. 231 CONTENTS . 282 FINIS . 284 N I X f 2 ff i SS E N IW I C l W 283 2 Av, K ,Y Cp J 991-'igfzsau .mes 0 If OTHER . 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Wil, Composer of The American Stroke March, dedicated to Charles E. Courtney, and iifiil' played by the Cornell Mandolin Club on their trips, 1891-98. f I - 'E Qsfat iezegal 5 iilfi' U ai, - , The Ithaca Academ of Music has won for itself the distinc- 3 la, -,v , Y X scar fmt' tion of bein conducted on the ver highest artistic rinci les. I Qlfffqrt S Y s D P .. I liibyillh The Director is not only an artist of local repute, but has won Html' for himself a name among the best musicians in the country, I itil' having appeared in concert with such conductors as Damrosch, v ifflt' wi Q 'W Sousa, Van der Stucken, etc., before he came to Ithaca. He Tift has associated with him a number of teachers, thoroufh in in-any Q is laeffeg ' their res ective branches, and offers his name as a guarantee ,, U - at p 6 -119:42 into of the excellence of all instruction given at the Academy. H Jqgefaeibo S3351 lx, I Q iq! arse . tllfgslfy, ' The Ithaca Daily Journal of January 26, 1898, says: If any I Q evidence of Mr. Dahm-Petersen's versatility were needed, it f'T ' was demonstrated by last night's program, for it presented ' tu :rw him as composer, arranger, accompanist and singer. As an gf fmt' all-round musician it would not be an easy matter to produce 'MTE e. - his equal. Wi Ns-4 , ll' ty The Ithaca Daily News of January 26, 1898, says: As a I n general criticism on the whole the concert was exceedingly i well rendered, as a criticism on the work of the master hand ' , H, . . . . . - -,Q I as wr, who re ared the artists it merited onl raiseg his ettorts uae! A D D Y D X , WM ' were everywhere apparent. VW , 'ia 711, wi? C ilfacultpz H, .tl ll- X QM, ADOLF DAHM-PETERSEN, Voice Specialist. ANITA Louise WELLER, Piano. Twig fmt BLANCHE POTTER-SPIKER, Elocution, Orator , WENZEL J. DOUSEK, Violin and Violincello. Misa, Y s agp. and Delsarte Ph sical Culture. CHARLES H. 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