Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Thofe who do live the whirlwind college life, Thofe who do dream of funny days flipped by, Thofe who do ftare the mift, Futurity, Will Paint with Fancy over dufty names: And Picture youthful Love with hgures Plain: The temple, where we kneel our facred fhrine Will .rife in Memm,ry o'er thefe crude foundations The dreamer from the tiled and numbered page Will build the ftories of the Golden Age. W Elf x UN IVER IT K 2, ,isa ,ml C LE H TEAM ur asv.. I 2 Y- , fm? 2 3- , ff iz. .- 3 ff' of ' it i' 1-ef ti ' f Ax Y . - ,L-.. .3 January January january February March April May May May june june june june june June june june July July August September 3, IO II 22 24 'W O 4 25 30 6 14 15 T7 I9 20 21 27 5, 6, 16 5 3 7 willnl' fQl'm. W'ednesday, Registration for the Term. Wednesday, Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition. Thursday, Founders Day. Thursday, Washington's Birthday. Saturday, Spring Recess begins. Spring term. Tuesday, Registration for the Term. Friday, W'oodford Prize Competition. Friday, Eighty-six Memorial Prize Competition. Vifednesday, Decoration Day. Vifednesday, Commencement at Medical College in New York City Thursday, Instruction ends. Friday, Entrance Examinations begin. Sunday, Baccalaureate Sermon. Tuesday, Class Day. Wednesday, Alumni Day. Annual Meeting of the Trustees. Thursday, Thirty-second Annual Commencement. SUIIIIIICI' SQSSi0l1. Wednesday, Summer Term Qof ten weeksj in Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology begins. Thursday, Registration for the Summer Session Qof six weeksl. Friday, Summer Session begins. Thursday, Summer Session ends. VVednesday, Summer Term in Entomglggy ends- 6 'Fall term. September 18, Tuesday, Entrance Examinations begin- ' September 24, Monday, Academic Year begins. Registration of Matriculated Students. September 2 5, Tuesday, Last Day of Registration of Matriculated Students. Matriculation of new Students. University Scholarship Ex- aminations begin. September 26, YVednesday, Matriculation of new Students. September 27, Thursday, Instruction begins in all Departments of the University. Presidents Annual Address to the Students at 12.00 M. October 2, Tuesday, Registration of Students in the Medical College in New York City. November -, Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. December 22, Saturday, Christmas Recess begins. N!!!',. fs. 0 0 , Zff1 ffz :ff:-'-1: 1- 'f'7'I'.f-if -N 7 I A 'PSE' ET 1' RX' mmf :fi 7 -. 1 1 , 1 S1 015. lone 4' 'Y ee NI ERSITY Vacant, , -I 4 1 v C-ACZIIVIIIIZIL ' Treaszzrcr 'K ,,.v . .M .f,,.-.-.. ,... . .WM 'f-f -1-w--A-fe--',15'f1'va.f'f'2-2s-zv2zd::,fmz'E!-a21j-:.-f:1a.:f.'zgIfv,: iz:-,,n'.w f Y C ' 1 . fvff- ul.: 1 Q ' 'R ' ' '. A ,.Q,f . A aw., I., , -,...,L i n ,AT I'l E fTRuSTE,, I . .. . A . . 'A , ,. if T 1 EMMONIE L. WILLI.-IBIS . . S'1f1'z'Ia1Q1- IALONZO B. CORNELL., ar IWCIUU, . . The PRESIDENT of the University, mf cjfrfa, . . His Excellency, the GOVERNOR of New York, ar zfria, . His Honor, the LIEUTENANT-GOVERNOR, ex qfjirio, The SPEAKER of the ASSG111bljV, at zwrio, . . The SUPERINTENDENT of Public Instruction, CLIC' Wah, . The COMMISSIONER of Agriculture, ar q7?cz'o, . . . The PRESIDENT of the State Agricultural Society, at fjiffu, The LIBRARIAN of the Cornell Libray, ar ahah, . . XROBERT B. .ADAM ,..... IFWILLARD BALLARD Hovr, Ph.B.. BIHENRY' RUBENS ICKELHEIMER, B.L., TVVALTER CRAIG KERR, B.M.E., . :FHENRY B. LORD, . . . . :FANDREW D. 'WIIITE, LL.D., L.H.D. ANDREW CARNEGIE ,... JOSEPH P. HENDRICICS, . . , . DE FOREST VAN VLEET, B.S. . CHARLES GRAY WACENER, B.S., M.D., I-IORACE WIII'I'E, MA., . . I. GEORGE R. VVILLIAMS, LL.B., SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY, AB., Vacant. ROBERT H. TREMAN, B.M.E., GEORGE B. TLIRNER, B.S,, . , MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF, B. FRANK SHERMAN YVASHBURN B.C.E S., . , ., .,.. oo . Ithaca Ithaca Albany Albany Albany Albany Albany . Brooklyn Ithaca Buffalo . Buffalo . New York . New York . Ithaca . Ithaca Pittsburg, Pa . Brooklyn . Ithaca Binghamton . New York Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Auburn . Ithaca .. New York it Terin of ohice 15 yearsj expires in I9 , the next group of six in 1901, HC- IO ,.wcOLLEGEw ,ARTS a SCIENCES . 15,35 1 1' QWQWWZH? ff iacuhv o JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., P1zxu'de11f. A.B., London, 18771 A.M., 18783 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 18783 LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-803 Honorary Fellow of University College, London. fb B K. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.M., Dmzz, amz' jJl'0f2'SS0l' Qf Mr 190111617113 Lan- guages and Lz'!e1'a!m'c'5. A.B., Princeton, 18643 A.M., 18673 Pl1.D. lHonoraryl, 18743 American Philosophical Society3 Acaden1y of Sciences and Letters, Palermo, Italy. K A, 111 B K. THE REV. WILLIANI DEXTER WILSON, D.D., LL.D., L.H.D., Pfqfessw- qf flioml and Izzfellcdzzal Pfzilosojhhy, EIIZUVI-fIl,V. Harvard Divinity School, 18383 D.D., Hobart Collegeg LL.D., Bedford University, Tennessee 3 L.H.D., Regents of the University of the State of New York. GOLDWIN SMITH, A.M., LL.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., fJI'QfkS50l' Q' Elzglzlvh hfzlrfozjf, Emevilzzs. A.B., 18453 A.M., 1848, Oxford: LL.D,, Brown University, 18653 L.H.D., Regents of the University of the State of New York,187o3 D.C.L-, Oxfofdy 13523 HSYtfO1'd Scholar, Oxford, I842g Ireland Scholar, 1842 3 Chancellorls Latin Verse Prize, 1845 g Latin Essay, 18463 English Essay, 18473 Fellow of University College, 1847-66, and Honorary Fellowg Honorary Fellow of Oriel COllege3 Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, 1858-66. al' T. SAMUEL GARDINER VVYILLIAMS, A.M., Ph.D., Prqflessar fy' me Scfwzce and Art fyf Teachzbzg, Emerizfzzs. A.B., 1352, A.M., 18553 P11 DU I87I, Haniiltong Fellow of the A. A. A. S., Fellow of tlie American Geological Societyg Member of the Council of the National Educa- tional Association. .-1 .A 41, 41 B K. I2 K' GEORGE C11.x1m1,xN C.-x1.DwE1.1., BS.. Pl1.D., Prqfkssor fy' Gemfm! Che'111z's!1j1 and Qf !l,g'1'1'f11ff111'al 6716111 I..VfI:l '. ILS., Lawrence Scientific School tHarx'ardI, 18553 Pl1.D,, Gottingen, 1857. E E. BVRT GREEN ANILDER. BS., M .D,, Prqfcsxor qf1Vc111'0fQQ1', Wrlebzfale Z00fQgl', and fjhrszbhlqzf. B.S. 451111111111 flllll l1111a'1'l, Lawrence Scientific School lHarx'ardb, 1862, M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. HIRAM CORSON, A.M.. LL.D., fJl'Qf27S.S'UI' Qf EiZKQfI'.9f1 LI'llC1'6ZfIL7'L,. A.M., Princeton, 186.13 LL.D., St. john's College, 18781 Member of the American Social Science Association 1 ofthe National Institute of Art, Science, and Letters. AVATERMAN THOMAS HEWETT, A.M., Ph.D., PI'Qfc'5.S'0l' Mike GKVIIZLZIZ Languagc and Z,z'Z1'r1zz'1z1'f. A.B., Amherst, 1869 3 A.M., 1871 3 Ph.D., Cornell, 1879g Member ofthe American Philo- sophical Society: of the Goethe Society, of the Modern Language Association of America g of the Society of the Literature of tl1e Netherlands g Member Extraordin- ary of the Society for the Frisian Language and Literatureg of the Frisian Society of History, Antiquities, and Philology. Alf T. HORATIO STEVENS ANHITE, A.B., Prqfessoz' Miha Gezwzcm La11gz1agc a11dLz'!c1'a- lure, and Dum zjf Mc Cf71lZ.Z'l'l SZ'fl' Faczzlzjf. A.B., Harvard, 1875 I Modern Language Association of America 5 Neuphilologenverbu11d of Germany 1 Goethe-Gesellschaft of Weimar g Goethe Society of New York. rl' T, ill li K. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Pl'Qff6S.Y01' J ElZZl0l7l0Z0g1lf cum' Gr11f1'a!I1zz'e1 z'z'b1'1zle Zoafqglf. B.S., Cornell, 1874. A T, E E. THE REV. MOSES COIT TYLER, A.M., LL.D., L.H.D., Prqfcssoz' qfA111e1'1'ra11 Hz's!01jf. A.B., Yale, 18573 A.M., 18633 LL.D., Wooster University, 18752 L.H.D., University of New York, 1884, L.H.D., Columbia College, 1886. A A 41, dw I3 K. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D., Prqfessar J Physzks. B.S., Cornell, 1875, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879. A T, E E. EDWARD H1TcHcocK, JR., A.M., M.D., Prqfessoz' W' Plglfszkal C'11!1'z11'e and H1f0z'e1ze and DL'7'6L'f07' qi' Me G:1111z11czsz'zz11z. - 6 7 A.B., Amherst, 1878, A.M., 1881, M.D., Dartmouth, 1881, Vice-President American Academy of Medicine, Secretary American Association for the Advancement of Physical Culture. A A 111. JAMES MORGAN HART, A.M., I.U.D., Pl'QfESS07 qf Rheiorzk and ElLg!l.Sh Phi!- ology. A.B., Princeton, 1860, A.M., 18635 jurius Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864: Moderii Language Association of America g Dialect Society of America 5 Philological Society of England g American Philosophical Society 5 University Club, N. Y. A A 41, 4, B K, I3 ALFRED C. BARNES, . FRANKLIN C. CORNELL, . . CHARLES S. FRANCIS, . JARED TREBI.-IN NEWMAN, Ph.B ., LL.B., WILLIAM H. SAGE, A.B., . . ROGER B. xVII,I.I.'XMS, A.M., Vacant. 'C. SIDNEY SIIE1-ARD, I-LB., LLB.. HIR:XBI W. SIBLEY, Ph.D., LL.B., RVTII PUTNAM, B. Lit., . . . HENRX' XVOODXV.-XRD SAQRETT, A.B., STEWART L. XVOODFORIJ, LL.D., . EXQCIIIWQ ZOIIIIIHUQQ. SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY, Cbairm The PRESIDENT of the University, The LIBRARIAN of the Cornell Library. GEORGE R. VVILLI.-AMS, SAIVIUEL D. HALLIDAY, ALONZO B. CORNELL, JARED T. IXIEIVIXIAN. FRANKLIN C. CORNELL, . Brooklyn Ithaca Troy Ithaca Albany Ithaca New Haven . Rochester . New York . New York . New York fill. HENRY B. LORD, ANDREW D. WIAIITE, ROBERT H. ITRFMAN, MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF DEFOREST VAN VLEET ROGER B. WILLIAMS, EMMONS L. VVILLIAMS, Sffrenzajf. I' . .. . fuk IJ i l ! O V HWQL ! 1 -I, xA i I,- 2 Y 1, ,- ' ,7 I ,, V,-,,,-ff --'M ' f -f'?1:W' IE!fif?f'?ie.i':' ' 4 A-Zjsiz' 'jT + IIA MI. ff- .I V I , If,'+g11.f1?lf -. f 1'-If, W I A I 4.--ei gt ii? Ez? FQ ' ' e 1, 4 I II -I THE REV. CHARLES MELLEN TY'LER, A.M., D.D., .S'a,g'c Pnykssor zylhv I-lzlviozj' and Phzlosojbhy qf 1fC'ZZgfZ'07Z and qf Ch7'fSfl'd7Z Elfzzks. A.B., A.M., Yale, ISSSQ D.D., Yale, 1892, Skull and Bones: Townsend Prize Speaker, Member of the Loyal Legion of the United States: Massachusetts Legislature, 1861-62. A K E, fb 1: K. IEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS, A.M., Ph.D., jJl'Qf2'SSU1' gf Po!z'fz'm! Ef07l0l11-I' and Cz'z1z'Z amz' Sofia! I7zs!z'!zn'z'o1zs. A.B., 1878, A.M., 1879, University of Michigan Q Ph.D., Halle, 1885. A T. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS VVAIT, A.B., fJ7'Qf?SSUl' qf .'7la!lz1'11za!1'f.v. A.B., Harvard, 18703 Institute of 1770 1Harvardbg American Mathematical Society, U. S. Consul, Athens, 1873-4. Z W. 4' 13 li- GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., lJl'Qf2'.S'X0I' qf .41zffw1! az11d.'lle'a'1'z1'z'alH1'.v!01j1f. A.B., Cornell, 18813 ll' I3 K. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A.B., fJ1'Qf2,'5.S'07' qf Lafin. A.B., Brown, 1878. .X T,1Iv B K. HENRY MORSE STEPHENS, A.M., Pl'Qfl,'SS0l' Qf .Uodcrxz EIU'0j5tYlll H1-.Vf01Ll'. B.A., Oxford,18811 M.A., 1893. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., 1Jl'Qf2'5.V01' Qf' .lfz'f1'oxfap1'ra! Y2'rf11za!Qgl', H1..Yf0fQgll', ana' E77Zb7g1'0!0gJ'. B.S., Cornell, 1877. A Y. GEORGE WILL1.x11 JONES, A.M., P1'qf2'.vsa1'qf .7faz'hv111af1'f.v. A.B., Yale, 18595 A.M., 1862. 4113 li. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., Saga' P1'qf2'.v.va1'qff,QQ'z'fa1za'.7fe1'aj2hy.s'1'f.v. A.B., Dalhousie College, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, IS92. A 'l' 32. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCIIENER, A.M., Ph.D., Sage Prqfkfssar of Py'rholag1'. A.B., Oxford, 18893 Ph.D., Leipzig, 18922 A.M., Oxford, 18941 Neurological Society, LO11dO112 A1'iS'LOt6li2111 Society, Londong Zoological Society, London, F. Z. S., American Psychological Association. X E. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Pl1.B., Prcyfisssor fy' 1f0I'tl1l,l' Twlifh sprria! 7'Qf2'7'C'1lfL'f0 C011zj5a7'a!z've XW0175ho!0gy and AQ-'60f0,gl'. Ph.B., Cornell, 1885, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member of the Botanical Society of Americag Secretary: Vice-President of the Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology 3 Corresponding Member of the TOY1'y Botanical Club, Member of the Elisha Mitchell Scientiiic Societvg of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Scienceg Honorary Member American Carnation Society. lb B K, E E. RALPH STOCKMAN T.ARR, B.S., Pryifssor fy' jlynalfzir Geologl' and Pkysfral Geography, B.S., Harvard, 1881. Z E, 14 THE REV. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, A.M., Prwssor Q' Semz'!z'f Languages amz' Lz'!cra!u1'es. Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882: University of Stockholm, 1882-84g Theological Semin- ary, 1884-873 University of Berlin, 1890, A.M., Colgate, 1887, American Oriental Society 3 Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis Q American Institute of Archae- ologyg Director American Institute of Sacred Literature. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., P1'Qf2'ssnrq' Greek. A.B., Hamilton, 18761 A.M., 1887. E Lb, Lb B K. :EWVALTER FRANCIS XVILLCOX, A.B., LLB., Ph.D., Przjvswr Qf Sofia! Sczkzzfe and S!a!z's!z'fs. A.B., Amherst, 1884: LL.B., Columbia, 18873 P11.D., 1891: Chief Statistician, Division of Methods and Results, U. S. Census of IQCO Q Commissioner of Health of New York State. if r, fx- A I1-, 4, Is K. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., f77'Qf2SS07' ry' Me Srievzre and Ar! zyf Ed1zcaz'z'on. l'l1.D., Halle, 18863 Member American Philosophical Society, President National Her-I bart Society. EXYANDER BRADLEY MCG1LvARv, A.M., Ph.D., Sage Prfgfcssorfyf1VoraZPhi!osopky. A.B., Davidson, 18843 A.M., Princeton, 18883 Ph.D., University of California, 1897, K A qSouthern Orderh. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., BS., .+1s50fz'cz!c' PrzWss0r oflnorgalzic cuzdA1zaQf!- im! Cikfllll-Sfijf. A Pli.B., University of Michigan, 1885 g B.S., 1886. Nl' Y, 2 E. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E., Assislafzl Prqfessor qf Physics. B.M.E., Cornell, 1875: A.B., Hedding College, 1882. E E. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D., As5z'sz'a7zZ Prqfessor qf Laiifz. A.B., Cornell, 1883, 17ll.D.,JOl1llS Hopkins, 1888. B G H, df B K. JAMES MCMAHON, A.M., 145SZ'5Z'lZ7lZ' Prqfsfssor W' flfaz'hema!z'cs. A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881 g A.M., 1890, London Mathematical Society: New York Mathematical Society, Fellow A. A. A. S. 111 K NP, fb B K, 2 E. XVILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., 44SSZ.SZl6Z7ZZ' Profkssor Q' Orgazzff Chemzklvglf. A.B., johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887 5 Fellow at johns Hopkins, 1886-87. E E, :lcWILI,IAM ALEXANDER HAIVINIOND, A.M., Ph D., Assz'sz'a1z.z' Prqfessor Q' Azzcimf and Medz'zva! Phzlasojahjf. A.B., Harvard, 1885, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT, M.E., Assisiafzz' Przyfessor Q' Physzks. M.E., Cornell, 1886. Lb K NP, Z E. Absent on leave. 15 JOSEPH ELLIS TREXVOR, Pl1.D., flsszkfazzl Pfaflfssar of Gfvzem! Cbc'11zz'sfzgf and Phys- ica! C11e11zz's!ry. Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. YVILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D Sc., Assisfazzi .PlQfkSS07 fy' Buiany, zefifh speria! 7'Cf67'F7IfF io C011zj1ara!z'zfe Hl'A'f0!0gLl' amz' .S1l'Slll'77Z6ll'!f Bolazgf. B.L., Cornell, 18883 D.Sc., 1893: American Microscopical Societyg American Society of Naturalistsg American Association AdV3.l1CC11161'lt of Science 3 Society for Promotion of Agricultural Scienceg Society for Plant Morphology and Physiologyg Pennsyl- vania Forestry Association. E E. CHARLES HENRY HULL. PlI.D:, .-lssllrlazzz' Pr0f215s0r QfP0!1'z'z'm! EC07Z0llUf', and Sw- refazjf qf Mc Z Y7ZZ.'Z'l'I'SZ.fJ' Farzzfqlf. Pl1.B., Cornell, 18861 Ph.D., Halle, 1892. A T,1b IE Ii. DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE, A.M., fI.vsz'sz'a21l Profkssar qf Ef0fIlfI-071 ana' Oralofjxf. A.B.,Ha1nilton,1891g A.M.,1S94. H A X, A X, Lb I! K. FREDERICK BEDELL, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Asszkfanf PI'Qf8'5S07' qf' Ph'1'Sl-FS. , A.B., Yale, 18903 M.S., Cornell, 18913 P11.D., 1892. A A 42,4215 K, E E. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Pl1.B., A5sz'51'a2zz' fJl'0f2'S.S'0I' qf PH!d'0Ilf0f0Qgl' and S17 az'zLg7'czjJhz'c Geolqgy. Ph B., Cornell, 18863 Geologist to the State of Louisiana 3 Member de la Societe Geolo- gique de France. llv I3 K, E E. ADAM CAPEN GILL. Pl1.D., ,V-lsszklczzzi fD1'Qf2'.YA'0l' qf fl!!-l1FI'0fQg7ll' and Pffragrajblzy. JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S , Axxzlffazzf Prqfkssor Qf flfafbwzzafzks aim' Secrciafj' Q' Me Fczculfy of Aris and Sffcfzfvs. B.S., Cornell, 1891 g American Mathematical Society 1 American Association for the Afl- vancement of Science. A T, E E. VVILDER DWIGHT B.-xNcRo1f'1', A.B., Ph.D., Assisfanf Prqfkassm- qf Phfuviml Cham- z'sz'1fy. A.B., Harvard, 18881 Pl1.D., Leipzig, 1892. A K E, GRANT SHERMAN HOPICINS, B.S., D.Sc., .1Issz'sz'mzf P7'Qft'.YA'07' qf l2'fl'7'Z.7ICl71V Ana!- omy and Arzalozvzzmf 'Welh0a'5. B.S., Cornell, ISSQQ D.Sc., 1895. fl' E K, E E. FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT, A.B., Assz'sz'a11z'Prq2'S5ol' qf Rheiorif. A.B., Harvard, 1894. U 9 Il. EVERETT WAIRD OLMSTED, Pl1,D., f1SSl.A'fLZ7ZLl Prqfkssoz' Qf Frmdz. Ph-B-, Cornell, ISQIQ Ph.D., 1897. B 6 H. MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND, BS., in Agr., flSSl'SllLl7Zll Prqflfssor Qf Efozzazzzir Euiomofqgy, - B.S. i11 Agr., Cornell, 1892. E E. 16 XVILLIAM STRUNK, JR., A.B., Pl1.D., .+1.v.fz'sf4mz' PrQf211.wr qf Rhffarzk and English Phffolqgjyf. A.B , Lll1lVSl'Slf.yUf Ci11ci1111z1ti, ISQOQ l'l1.D., Cornell, 1896. 111 Il K. BENJAMIN FREEMAN IQINGSBURY, A.B., MS., Pl1.D., .J.v.w'sfanf Pnyfmvar Qff 1W1'r1'0sfajJ1'f ,7ft'ffI0fI'S, H1'.1falQq1' and E1lZbl1l'0fQQLl'. A.B., BllCl1U3lCOllCgf:'. 18933 M.S., Cornell, 18945 l'l1.D., 1895. dv A O, E2 E. ART!-ILTR FAIRBANKS, A.B., Ph.D., flrfmg f1.S:.S'I.SflI7lIl f7l'Qf2f'.YS07' qf A1zcz'wzf and Mfdz'1f1'a! Ph1'!os0jJh9l'. A.B., IJ2lI UllOlltl1, 18863 Pl1.D., Freiburg, 1890. A K l-I. H.ARRV HUNTINGTON POVVERS, A,M., Ph.D.,fIfz'z'2zg !Iss1'sz'a71! P7'QfB5S07'Qf Sofia! Sficfzre. A.B. and B.L., University of Wisconsin, 18823 P11.D., 1895. GEORGE DAVIS CHASE. A.M., Pl1.D.. Assz's!a1zz'PrQf?sso1 Qf Co11zparczz'1't'ePhilalqgy. A.B., Harvard, 18893 A.M., 1895, Pl1.D., 1897. LOUISE SHEFFIELD BROWNELL, A.B., Pl1.D., Hfczrdmz Qf Sqgf Collzjgf and L65- imfer on Eizglzkh L1'!c'1'a!z1n'. A.B., Bryn Mawr, 18933 Pl1.D., 1897. ARTHUR FARWELL, B.S., LC'ffZH'K7' on llfzzsir. B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1893. A K I-I. HOMER JAMES HOTCHKISS, C.E., A.M., M.M.E., f1zsz'7'21d01' in Physzks. C.E., Allegheny College, I8'c83 A.M., 18933 M.M.E., Cornell, 1896. E E. FREDERICK JOHN ROGERS, M.S., !1z.vz'7'zzrf01' in Physzks. B. S., Kansas Agricultural College, 1885 3 MS , Cornell, 1891. I E, ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D., f71.YZli'ZlL'f07' in Phifosojnhy. A.B., University of Vermont, 18873 Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. fb li K. HENRY HAYDEN LANNIGAN, fvzszvfzzcfor in Qiffzzzzasfzks. JOHN SANFORD SI-IEARER, BS., lzzsirzfcfor in Phdlfszn-. BS., Cornell, 1893. P3 E. DANIEI. ALEXANDER NIURRAY, A.B., Ph.D., I1z.v!1'z1d07' in Xlfa!l1c'111a!z'cs. A.B., Dalhousie College, N. S., 18843 Pl1.D., johns Hopkins, 18933 American Mathe- matical Society 3 Fellow A1l1C1'lC2L11 Association for Aclvanceinent of Science. fb I1 K, T: -Jr-1. LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN, A.M., Ph.D., fiZSf7'Z!L'f07' in Crack. A.M., Uiiiversity of Pennsylvania, 18903 Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1894. fb F A. JQIAIN IRVVIN HLTTCHINSON, A.B., Ph.D., f7ZSI'7'Z!fZ'0l' in 17fCZZ'hl'7lZ6lfZ'CS.. A.B., Bates College, 18891 P11-D., Chicago, 1896: American Mathe111atical Society. E E I7 FRANK EMIL LODEMAN, A.M., Ph.D., fvzsirudor in Frelzfh. A.B., University of Indiana, 18883 A.M., University of Iowa, ISQZQ Pl1.D., Cornell, 1896. X E. VIRGIL SNYDER, B.S., A.M., Pl1.D., IlL.S'fl'Ill'l'07' in .fWa!hc'71za!1'f.v. B.S., Iowa State College, 18893 A.M., Gottingen, 18933 Pl1.D., 13943 American Mathe- matical Societyg Gottingen Math Gesellschaft. Z E. BERT BRENETTE STROUD, D.Sc., !ll5'f7'?l!'f0l' in IJQVSI-0fQgfl', L7l'I'fl'b1'6'Iff' Zoofogramz' Ne2z1'0!0,gjf'. B.S., Cornell, 1891 3 D.Sc., 1895 3 Association of American Anatonnsts. ELIAS JUDAH DURAND, A.B., D.SC., f11sz'1'zzf!o1' in Bolnzgv mm' .'1.v.s'1's1'a11! Cizzmfor Q' Mc C17jff0g'lZ7lZZ'l' M l'bHl'1.Il1lZ. A.B., Cornell, 18933 D.Sc., 1895 3 Quill and Dagger3 Fellow A. A. A. S. E E. ALFRED AUSTIN lX'lOORE, A.B., fzzsflwffor in f'il'l'7IffI. A.B., Hainilton, 1890. X 111, 41 I3 Ii. GEORGE BURRIDGE Y7ILES, A.M., lnslrzfffor z'11 G61 man. A.B., Harvard, 18923 A.M., 1896. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN, B.S., Izzslrzzrfoz fu Chc1111'x1'1j'. B.S., Cornell, 1893. .-l T SZ, E E. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, fzzsizzrdar in PQ1f.vz'fa! C1IlfI'IIl'l'l7l' Sage Colfqgff, 1'1z fhmgc ff ilu' G11'lIZ7l6ZS1'IHll for lVo111w1. THEODORE VVHITTELSEY, A.B., Pl1.D., jlISfl'Ill'f01' 1.11 C'hc'1111'si1jl'. A.B., XVillian1s, 18903 I'l1.D., Giittingen, 1895. A T, E E. CHARLES LOVE IJURHAM, Ph.D., Izzslrzzrfar in Lniizz. XY. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D., f1l5I'I'I!l'I'01' in Ezzgfisfz. A.B., Cornell, 18923 Pl1.D., 18 63 Ouill and Dafwer. 41 B K. o 9 N zf-8. JACOB SEGALL, B.S., B.L., Pl1.D., ffzsfrucfor in Frmrh. B.S. and B.L., University of Iassy, 18843 Pl1.D., Columbia, 18933 Fellow in Romance Languages, Columbia, 1892-93. DAVID IRONS, A.M., Pl1.D., 1lL5f7'Zl!f07' 1,71 Pf11'!os0j5b91'. A-M-1 St- A11dI'E'WS, 1891 3 I'l1.D., Cornell, 1894. GEORGE ABRAB'l MILLER, A.M., Pl1.D., I1zsz'rzzfz'0r in ,lfa!!zmzz1f1'fs. A.B., Mulilenbnrg College, 18873 A.M., 18903 Pl1.D., Cuniberland University, 18922 American Matlieinatieal Society3 London Matheniatical Soeietyg French Mathe matical Soeietyg Fellow of the American Association for the Aclvaneenient of Sei- ence. Z E, ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY, BS., Ph.D., j7lSf7'7lL'Z'07' in Psynholqglf. BS., University of Nebraska, 18952 Pl1.D., Cornell, 1898. fl' K NP, fl' I3 K, 3 5. 18 CHARLES HENRY RAMMELKAMP, Ph.B., lnslrzzdor in Afzzerzkazz lfzlvlofjf. Pl1.B., Cornell, 1896, Quill and Dagger. 11' B K. HEINRICH RIES, A.M., Ph.D., lzzsfrzzfioz' in Erolzomic Cealqgy. MARCUS SIMPSON, A.M., Ph.D., fnsirzzdof' in German. A.B., Columbia, 1891: A.M., 1892: Ph.D., University of Munich, 1898. OSCAR MILTON STEWART, Pl1.D., f21s!r11c!or'z'1z Phiyszks. Pl1.B., De Pauw, 1892, Ph.D., Cornell, 1897. fb K Alf, fb B K, E E. HECTOR RUSSELL CARVETH, A.B., Ph.D., !1zsz'rzzfz'or fu Cbmzz's!U'. A.B., Toronto and Victoria Universities, 1896, Pl1.D., Cornell, 1898. E E. KARL MCKAY WIEGAND, BS., Ph.D., f7lSf7'7f6'l'07' hz Bofmgy a11zz'.4s51'.v1'a1z1' Cm afar M Ihr' Pha12c0r0gamz'r Hc1'ba1fz'zzf1z. B.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1898, Fellow of the A. A. A. S. E. GEORGE NIEBIAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., lnslrzzdor in Horfzkulfznfe, JAMES ALBERT WINANS, A.B., fnsfrucfor in Eloczzfioiz and Oraiozjf. A.B.,1-1ami1r011, 1397. .1 11 an B 14. ANDREW EDXVARD TUCK, Pl1.B., Inslrzzcioz' in flfz'!z'!a1jf Srienre and facials. EUGENE PLUMB ANDRENVS, A.B., Czzmloff Q' Mc' TWZISEZIIIZ :gf Cczsfs. A.B., Cornell, 1895 g Sphinx Head. A T SZ, lb ll K. FRED CLARKSON FOWLER, flfechazzzharz in z'hcDejJa7'Z17zc'7zZ ry' Plgyszks. ROBERT SHORE, Assz's!a7z1.' Z0 fha Prmxvsor qf B0llLZ7Uf and Head Gcz7'a'6rze1'. ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, Assz's1'a7z! in Enlomolagy. CHARLES ROBERT GASTON, Ph.B., Asszkfavzf in English. Ph.B., Cornell, 1896. LD B K. ALFRED ERNEST TAYLOR, A.M., Ph.D , Asszkiani in Ch6mz'sz'1j1f. A.B,, W'esleyan, ISQQQ A.M., Harvard, 1894, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. X NP, lb B K, GEORGE ARMSTRONG SMITH, B.S. in Agr., f1.Y.S'Z'SZlCZ7Zf in Chevfzfsfrjf. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.M., Assisiaizi in Engfzkh. A.B., Cornell, 1896g A.M., 1897. fb B K. GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE, A.B., Asszkfazzf in Pgwbofogjf. A.B., Brown, 1897. 4, A 9. ARTHUR LYNN ANDREWS, M.L., fl5.S'Z..S'Ill!lZll in Evzgfish. GEORGE TRACY HASTINGS, B.S., Assisfmzz'z'1z Bofavgv. B.S., Cornell, 1898. E E. I9 V Q AGNES MARY CLAYPOLE, M.S., Ph.D., A.vsz'sIcz1zf Jill Xlficrosfajby, Hz'sf0!0gj' and Em Infyology. Ph.B., Buchtel Collegeg Cornell, Pl1.D., University of Chicago: Fellow American Association for Advancement of Scienceg Member American Microscopical Society A T, 2 5. ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., Assisiam' in Ph'l'SZ'C.9. B.S., University of Kansas, 1893. B G Il, E E. GEORGE MATTHENV DLTTCHER, A.B., f1s5z'5fa11z'z'1z Engfzlvh Hzlsfazy. A.B., Cornell, 1897. Kb B K. MORRIS ROGERS EBERSOLE, B.S., Ass1'5Ia1z!z'1z C'A1mu's!1j1'. B.S., University Of Cincinnati, 1898. B O ll. HEINRICH HASSELBRING, B.S., Assz'sz'mzf in Boimzy. B.S., Cornell, 1899. E E. ROBERT CLARKSON BROOKS, A.B., .-1ssz's!aufz'11 PO!!-fl'FUfEC01ZOIlZ'1'. A.B., Indiana University, 1896 3 President White Fellow in Political and Social Science, Cornell, 1897-98: President XVl1ite Traveling Fellow, 1898-99. E E. NATHAN AUSTIN WESTON, M.L., Assz's!a1zfz'n Pa!1'f1'6al Ef0lZ0l7Q1'. B.L., University of lllinois, ISSQQ M.L., 1897. JUDSON FREEMAN CLARK, B.S. in Agr., A.M., .+1.vszkfn1z!1'11 Bofazgv. BS. in Agr., University of Toronto, 1896, ELM., Cornell, 1899. E E. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S , .14ssz's!a1z! in Ezzfamofqgv. B.S., De Pauw,1S97. A T, kb B K, E E. GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT, A.B., fljjliifdllf fzz Elamliolz aim' O1'az'o1V1'. A.B., Cornell, 1899. FRANK HOWARD HAUSNER, hlSSI'SI'6l1ZfZ.11 Eforzzlion and Omfoijy. 'CHARLES F. FLOCKEN, Assisfani in Jllzkzxzsrojglf, Hz'sf0!0g1' and E7lZb7:I'0f0glI'. VVILLIAM FAIRFIELD MEIQCER, Pl1.M., flsszkiarzi in Xlfz'fr0xr0fy', Iffsfologvy E77Zb7jf0lU1gQl'. Pl1.B., Hillsdale College, 1891 1 Pl1.M., 18931 American Microscopical Society. JOHN EDGAR TEEPLE, B.S. Assz'5larzz'z'1z Physz'0!Qg'z'm! C7l6'77ZZ.,S'Z'7llf. B.S., Cornell, 1899. E, GEORGE WALTER STEWART, A.B., Assisfmzf in Physifs. A-B-1 De Pauw University, 1898. nb K XP, fb B K. ROBERT BYRON BLARESLEE, M.E,, Asmmm' in PQ1's1'f.v. ROI4L.5x ROY RABISAY, A.1XfI., A5kgZ'SfLL7Zf 2.73 I-7bJf5fc-5' A.B., Indiana University, ISQSQ A.M., 1898. 20 and EDMUND SEWALL SMITH, B.S., Axszkfan! in Chwzzzkizy. B.S.,Cor11e11, 1899. H A X. IDARXVIN ABBOTT INIORTON, B.S., Ph.D., A5sz'5!cz1z!z'1z Chemz'sz'7y. B.S.,Cor11e11, 18953 Ph.D., 1899. I E. ROBERT FISCHER, B.S., .+Iss1's!a1zz' in Chfmislljf. B.S., Ohio State University, 1898. 3 E. CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS YVOLF, A.B., CM., M.D., Assislazzt in C'hemz'caZ Re scarab. A.B.,McGi11, 18903 M.D. and C.M., 1894. JAMES CTIS MARTIN, B.S.A., .+I.vsz'sz'a2z! in Gmlogjf. B.S.A., Cornell, 1899. ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, A.B., Ph.D,, Rcaa'c'1'z'1z Greek. A.B., Hamilton, 1881, Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. 111 B K. EDWARD GODFREY Cox. A.B., Reader in Englzlvh. A.B., Wabash College, 1899. A T A. IRA HARRIS DERBY, B.S., Assisiafzz' in Chc12zz's!1jf. B.S., Harvard, 1899. 'Q I - - q Q IN - - 1 r nib'-ffvfg-1. - I., ! KSN, I . 3-11'-hy: O '51 , 117- -- Q ', f Y K-i E-- H 5 J u.:-.- :: YES. 'fig fp aff ESQ 'Nt 1, vni' 'C13 31' A 1vlJeN., 'tx 7 'e 'K-,.S l ' 3 A - .M - 5 I 977 ' ' 21 .. Le -C OLLEG ' i53AGRIfC U L7' I- 4-A . it i ZZ: v azf ' 5.gL W 5 KJ TGCIIIIV' JACOB GOULD SCHURMA-N, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Prcsfdmf. A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc , Edinburgh, 1878: LL.D., Columbia, 1892: Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-S03 Honorary Fellow of University College, London. fb B K. ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, M.Agr., Dorm qf fha FQCZIZQ-' Q' Ag1'z'ozz!Zzzr'o, Professor fy' z4g'7'Z'CZlZl'7l7 6, Diroolor q' Mo Collage? gf Ag1'2'ozz!!zn'o and Expcfrzofzozzi .Sf6Zl'Z'0lI M.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878, American Society Advancement of Science g American Association for .Advancement of Agricultural Science 3 President of the State Agricultural Society 5 Ex-President of the New York State Dairymen's Association, Ex-olicio Trustee of Cornell University: Member of the Editorial Staff of the f:0l67Zl7fjf Gefzllenzazz. GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., Ph.D., Prayossor Qf14g7'l.fIlff2l7'LZ! and Gmora! Cfzewz z'sz'1fy. B.S., Lawrence Scientific School fHarvardj, 1855 5 Ph.D., Gottingen, 1857. E E. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Prqfkssor of Enlomology and Gouonzf fll'ZJ67'f6b7'lll6' Zoology. B.S., Cornell, 1874. A Y, E E. LIBERTY HYD E BAILEY, M.S., Professor gf Gozzonzl and Ex75o1'z'11zo1zz'a! Ho1'fz'- ozzlfzzffo. B-Sw Miflhigan Agricultural College, 1882 5 M.S., 1886. df A G, Z E. HENRY HIRAM WINC2, M.S.A., Alsszkiauz' Prqfossof' ofnlzzimal fzzdzzsffy and fpzllilll' Hzasbafzdfjf. B-S-A-,Corne11, 1881 , MSA., ISQIQ Fellow'A. A. A. S. 2 E. MARIC VERNON SLINGERLAND, B.S.A., Asszkfanf P7'WI'ESS07' cy' Ezziozgzofogy. B.S.A., Cornell, 1892. E E. 22 0032? 0ffiCQl'S of TllSfl'1lC!i0l1 and Hdmil1iSfl'dii0ll. JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Lfl'fC'l'Z-llllllj' Scfcizfc. V.S., Edinburgh Veterinary College, 1857 3 M. R. C. V. S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britain, 18653 F. R. C. V. S., 1870. GEORGE FRANCIS ATICINSON, P1i.B., Balazgf. Ph.B., Cornell, 18853 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science: Secretary of the Botanical Society of America, Vice-President of the Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology 3 Corresponding Member of the Torry Botanical Club 3 Member of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science 3 Honorary Member American Carnation Society. 4, is 11, 3 E. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., flzzafozzzy. B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T. WILLARD WINFIPILD ROWLEE, B.L., DSC., Plan! I-ffsfologtf. B.L., Cornell, 18885 D.Sc., 13931 American Microscopical Society, American Society of Naturalistsg American Association Advancement of Science: Society for Pro- motion of Agricultural Science, Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology, Pennsylvania Forestry Association. E E. LOUIS ADELBERT CLINTON, B.S., Assisiczfzz' Ag1fz'c11!!zzrz'sf. 'GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Assisicmz' Cfzmzzkl. BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR, M.S., A.M., Pl1.D., 14SSZ'SfLZ7ZZl C1fyj5!agamz'cB0!zmz'sz'. WILLIAM ALPHONSO MURRILL, BS., A.M., Assisfanf C1j7bz'0ga11zz'c Boiarzzki. B.S., Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 18875 B.S., Randolph-Macon, 18893 A.B., 1890, A.M., 1891. E E. ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, Assz'sz'a1zi z'7z Enfoffzology. ABRAHAM LINCOLN KNISELY, M.S., Assz'sfanZz'1z Chemisifjf. B.S., University of Michigan, 1891 3 M.S., 1893. WALTER W. HALL, Assisztmi in Cheese flfaking. WEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFITII, Assisicmz' in Bzzifer fllaking. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Asszldafzz' in Daffy Lalzofaiofjf. B.S.A., Cornell, 1896 3 Quill ancl Dagger, State Chemist. JOHN WALTER SPENCER, Depugf Chg' gf Exfemion Work. JOHN LEMUE1, STONE, B.S.A., Asszklam' in Agrz'm!lzz1'e. B.S.A., Cornell, 1874. MARY ROGERS MILLER, B.S., f7ZSl'7'ZlL'f07' in Naizcre Sindy. B.S., Cornell, 1896. Z 5. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., I72Sf7'ZLCf07' in H07!Z-6ZI!fZl7'E. 23 LEROY ANDERSON, M.S.A., Assz'sfan!z'11 Daffy Hzzsba1zd1j,1'. B.S., Cornell, 1896, M.S.A., 1897. ARCHIBALD ROBINSON WARD, B.S.A., 1-Issz's!a1z! in Daz'1j1'Baf!c1'z'0!Qgjf. HARRIS PERLEY GOULD, M.S.A., .isxisiazzf in Chazjgc cy' SfQ1'zzyz'11g Expcrizzzerzfs. ALICE GERTRLTDE MCCLOSKEY, IIILILZZVOIL-fZl7Z1'07' fV6ZfIU'lZf'l'Sf Clubs. GEORGE WALTER TAILBX', Fczrm Foremazz. CHARLES ELIAS HUNN, Gardczzcr. EDWARD ARTHUR BUTLER, Cin-An JULIA ZITA KELLY, Sfa'1zQgf1'ajJhm', E,TfL7lZ.YZ.U11 I I'b1'k. LIZZIE VvERONICA MALONEY, .Sl'f'1ZQg7'l'6Zf5hl'7', EXfJ6'l'l.llZ6'IZf Sz'rzi1'01z. ANNA BOTSFORD CoMsTocK, B.S., ,4.vs13-fazzz in Namrc Sfudzks. B.S., Cornell, 1885 5 Member of the Society of American XYood-Engravers. K A H, I E. ,VVILHELM MILLER, A.M., .-15.S'ZiTflZ1ZI'l.1Z H0l'fI.f11ff1!l'C. A.B., University of Michigan. 18923 A.M., Cornell, 13972 Associate Editor, Cjl'L'f0f7l!'lZ'I'tI 0fA11z61'ffau IJ01'Z1'c11ll11re, tl' Y. STEVENSON WHITCOMB FLETCHER, MS. in Agr., .wlsszlflazzl in Ixrllfllll' Sfzzzzfr. B.S.A., Massachusetts Agricultural College, 18963 M.S.A., Cornell, 1898, University Fellow in Horticulture, 1897-98. P-: 'sl - A - 1 ffl .1-,, liliftizlii A .. lEl!lfElSlfi1 24 2 f1.'1'-'.-5'1 -f.. - ,.',f,,f.u,.-1 -,ui ..gz- , .. I . .g.fu:, Aww-u ' -- ' L , M...13..in,L.,,Ag,4,,,43?.,,.f1q..,3..,.,.gz1 , .. , . ,- .1-l5 .'f' .1 J' 'gy 'H 5f'H'+f'4,A!1.,f.'- . , Z f,g'7'-3-'I'-4,ab1fgfY'3l5f5ie4 2,Q??5ft'9.ig,1.,.'!gJfx.-1-,ag-'L ..5l,-':,-8, ' A 5 Jfigzzw- ..-.. ay .. 4gg4a2r..,.. ' .L11Y54a.Q4gg, 'Ll 5, - , fax- ' ,-g3g2r:'5ff:+rH1g- ' xkipzrf-mgrzfi:Iii-,' '-:fl ' 1: 5 2 x 9 f X R N 'bjfigf - lil l ' 0 1 If I L X Qu XJ JQAQA.-' ,J.g5.,1.,jf, ,gf- , .J-i..'gs?s . ii 'sf - ' I'57?2f,4-gfciiffl-5-:f:1.A'IEEJ.-1 , ' Q' 15534-5219 - X . . Q, , A-.wg tggglilrj':f5j':l'.:1.gji.'-g. . - Q.,-'xirffpf 1 ,K , ' . I . gzgf'11-41?l:fQ.+f.,QL an . ' - 941. '. l ' .- Fi . -.J.-L1 : :4ffv-WF' -. 'gi'-L. . -3 will ,It ,, I - .N ,,et:-N::1 X,g,Ei- :-if il A ' -I W9 - J .. '--I f' HI - 1 -' ' 3 ra' .:'Q 2L'fg:j.f-Q. - --r ' Q' -'IW 8 ' 3 ' 1: . ' 41. '- ' ' - X ' . 5,1-- m ,- 1, ., , jg' , . 'ffl--'f7t7'21?h' 1 '41 ll will -. I '.-'- 'i4f'E,8'J-k?'-'- - .1'1-.+1'+- 'Sen '12 it Z 1 . 1 1-2 -Tslifi-'i'n.f-1. 271-'1 r,,.f,','5ffx.-.Y V ,I . 1 I 1 ' ' 4, f5f:-,g-11.i- : ...xy , .1 gy . 1 ,A-, ..,. - , 1-.'A.f.-?ftfA.-,im wh - - I - 4' ,-1 1422 . -. I f-A-:fImi'!,v5g.7 ll' I QF,-51161-.3 1 ' , ffl:-5 1'2 .+3b23S,:'2 .31l4f'fQf?-1 5 55 fi',':l -' 5' ' '5-ifi'f'.??f9l-'f,J-Gif'r' '78 ' ' '- 52231 'f'1'ij::.,iiffri-f-. 11Ti' ' I 2, NSA u.aq5-1525 ,gg 1 I f f-. .-Af... . -' .- .gf , .- -, '-1 ' . NW -- - 13112 - 'l:,1', , .Af Aw. .2,. .2 ' ' F V MF' I ffglftf, , ' ' - - ' 1 x ...jr ls is ' --4 -' - ' 9 if ffffzffi., fi 1 1 lf 5, '- faculty. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Prfvdefzf. A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878g D.Sc., Edinburgh, 18731 LL.D., Columbia, 1892 Hibhert Traveling Fellow in Cermanv 18 8 80 H 1 n, 7 - 5 Onorary Fellow of University C ll ' O ege, London. 111 B lx. FRANCIS MILES FINCH, A.B., LL.D., Direrior Mike College, Dean zy'z'he Famliy, and Pl'LW'SS07' W' Mc HZl9f07jf and Evolzzfiofz gf Law. A.B., Yale. Nl' T, A X, 411 BK. ERNEST WILSON HUFFCUT, B.S., LL.B., Pnyfbssozf fyf Law. B.S., Cornell, 18845 LL.B., 1888, Quill and Dagger. 9 A X, A X. CUTHBERT WINFRED POUND, P7'WrESS07' of Law. New York State Senate, 1894-95. A K E, 1D A fb. WILLIABI ALBERT FINCH, A.B. , Secffeiary Q' Mc Coflfge, and IJFWSSOY' q' Law. A.B., Cornell, 1880. A X311 B K EDYVIN HAWILIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Prqfessorqf Law. LL.B., Cornell, 1888. HENRY STEPHEN REDFIELD, A.M., Prqfkfssor Qf Pmdzke and P1'0cedw'c. A.B., Amherst, 1877 g A.M., 1887 g Member New York State Bar Association. Nl' 18,41 B K. FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON, B.L., LL.B., Asszkiczlzl in P1'0rm'm'e. ALEXANDER HUGH ROSS FRASER, LL.B., Lilafaffzkuz. LL.B., Dalhousie University, N. S., 1892. 25 y Ari. ., 2-Q. . '? ' i ' . '2 ve in I g , !'l flf1'1ll lllliy li ,Q - o r fl 9 L2-' - ' 1M 1!ll Mllf1l i ml 'lim u'1llllii',1lr fA 1 1. 'r A jmlllfl ll ll-lr: I lllllllll' 'lllll ...I IIllll1lI1lI'l.lllllllllllnllllllu tlllllvla fdfllllv. JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Prfsfdmf. A.B., London, 18773 A.M., 18785 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878: LL.D., Columbia, 18922 Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Crefllliilly, 1878-S01 Honorary Fellow of University College, London. flv li Ii. JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., DZ.l'lTf01' Qf M0 Calfzjgzy Dmzz qf flzf fllfllflil' and Pro- jkssoi' fy' l'27I'L'7'Z'lZ6Zlj' 17h'd1'rz'11z', l2'1'Urz'11a1j1' Sazzdazj' Sfzlvzfaf and Pzzm5z'z'z'sm. Y.S., Eclinburgli Veterinary College. 18573 M.R.C.Y.S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britain, 18635 F.R.C.V.S., 1870. 'VVALTER LONG VVILLIAMS, D.V.S., Pl'Qf27SS0l' Qf-f7l'1.lffl75fl'S and f7l'lll'l'I.l'l' qf I'2'l'6'7'- izzazjf Sznjgcljf, Zookflzlz-1', O!7.S'fC'fl'Z'f5 andf1z1'1'sj7r11dwm'. Graduate of Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. E E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.SC., D.V.M, --l.fsz's!a11! PrQf2'.vsor of f,i01l1fd1'dl'l-'IT' PhJ'Sl.0!Qgll', Phczrmaroloqy and Y'hc1'afJm1'z'rs. B.S., Cornell, 18901 D.Sc., 1S94g D.V.M., 1899. E E. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., M.D., Prwxvsor fy' C0111jJaraz'z'1'c' Paibology and liczcfeziology and gf Jlgfcai Ilzsjicriiofz. B.S., Cornell, 18875 lVI.D., Columbian University, 1890. LD E Ii, E E. SIMON HENRY GAGE, BS., fJ1'M'SS0l' Qf-flfl.l'l'0Sl70fZl', Ifzlvfalqgy and E71lbl:,I'0!0gl'. B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T. GRANT SHERMAN HOPICINS, D..Sc., Asszkfczzzl Pl'M'.S'SOI' Qf l?'fc'rz'1zcz1j1' f1lIlZf077Ij' and Anatomim! flfefhods. , B.S., Cornell, 18893 D Sc., 1893. 111 E K, Z E. BENJAMIN FREEMAN K1NGsBURv, A.B., MS., Ph.D., A.vsz'.s-fazzf Przykssor ry' flfl-C7'0S60fiVm I-fisfoiogy mm' Embfjfology. A.B., Bucl1telCollege, 1895, M.S., Cornell, 18945 Ph.D., 1895. 211 A 0, E E, RAYMOND CLINTON REED. Ph.B., Iizshzzrior in Ci077Zf6Z7'CZfZ.'Z,'C' Pzzfhology and Bar- fevfiology , P11-B-, Cornell, 1896. lb 23 li, E E. CHESTER RANSOM PERKINS, D.V.M., .'lSSl',S'l'fZ1ZL' in Ciflillllfill l'f2iw'z'1za1Qy Szzrgnjgf. D.V.M., Cornell, 1899. 26 H' C M5142 'lf VI: Sibgley Colle e F 17M if n ineerin N W Ui! - ,UL I Ulf' faculty. j,xcOB GOLYLD SCHURMAN, D.Sc., LL.D., P1'm'dm!. A.B., London, 1877: A.M., 1878: D.Sc., Edi11bnrg11, 1878: LL.D., Columbia, 18923 Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-So: Honorary Fellow of University College, London. fb B K. ROBERT HENRY THURsTON, CE., Ph.B., A.M., LL.D., Dr. Eng., Dz'f'cdor qf Ms' College, Dum Qf Mc Fdfllfflf mm' Prqfkssor qfX1lc'fha1zz'rcz! E2zgz'7zee1'z'7zg. C.E. and Pl1.B., Brown, 1859: A.M., 1869: LL.D., 1889: Dr. Eng., Stevens, 1885: M.A. S.C.E.: M.A.S.M.E.: M.A.I.M.E.: M.A.A.A.S.: U. S. Naval Institute: Loyal Legion U.S.: Naval Order U.S.: Society American XVars: American Institute: Franklin Institute : N. Y. Academy of Science : American Met. Society : Oflicier de l'Instruction Publique de France: Brit. Inst. A. Sci. 3 Royal Inst. G.B. : Brit. Inst. N.A. : Institute Engineers of Scotland : Verein Deutsche Ing. : Soc. des Ing. Civils de France: Oesterr. Ing. and Arch. Verein: Soc. Ind. de Mulhouseg Kong'l Svenska Vetinsk aps Acad. : Engineers' Club : Army and Navy Club. E E. JOHN LEWIS MORRIS, A.M., C.E., Slibfdll' Prqfessor qf Pmflfml 1W66ham'fs and flfachzrzc C07Z5f7'ZlEfl.0IZ . A.M., Union, 1856: C.E., 1870. K A. , ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, CE., MS.. M.M.E., Prqfessor qfExj1c1'1'mmla! E1zgz'1zec1'z'2z9gf. C.E., University of Michigan, 1875 : M.S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1877 : M.M.E., Cornell, 1888 : American Society Mechanical Engineers: American Society Heating and Ventilating Engineers: British Association Advancement of Science : Interna- tional Society for Testing of Materials: Society of Engineering Education. A T A, HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN, M.E., Pryessor gf E!f'cz'rzZa.! E1zgz'nec1'z'ng'. M.E., Cornell, 1887: Fellow American Association Advancement of Science: Member g Member American Institute E. E. fb K NP, 2 E. XVILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND, Ph.D., P7'Qf2'S50l' if flf6Zl'Z'7Z6' E7Z1g'i7Z6E7'Z-Ill? and P7'Z'7Z6lf6ZZ qf fha Gmdmzff Srhool Qf Xllczrfzze Efltgfl-7L667'Z'7Icg' and Naz'aZ A1'rhz'- z'efz'm'e. Ph.D., Lafayette, 1888: American Association Advancement of Science: A111erican Society of Mechanical Engineers : Society of Naval Engineers : American Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers: Graduate U. S. Naval Academy, 1380. -If A 6, E E. 97 XJOHN HENRY BARR, M.S., M.M.E., Prqtkssor fy fllafhifze Deszgn. B.M.E., University of Minnesota, 1883, M.S., 1888, M.M.E, Cornell, 1889, American Society of Mechanical Engineers. Nl' T, E E. EDWIN CHASE CLEAVES, B.S., .-lsszkicznf Pzfycssoz' Qfr Frrehazzd and ,flfecbczvziral Dm wing . B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1873. GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT, I-Issz's!an!P1'zy2'5s01' Qf Naz'a!.-17'c!ziffrfzz1'f. HERBERT VVADE HIBBARD, A.M., M.E., .-lssfsfmzz' Prqfessor qf .flhfhalzzkzzl E7ZgZ'7Z667'Z.7Zg Q' Raz'Z2z'ays and P1'z'1zr1fa! qf ilu' Gradzmfc Srhaal Qf Railzvaii' Xlfechcz iz im! Engz'2zer'1'i1zg'. A.B., Brown, 18865 M.E., Cornell, 18913 A.M., Brown, 18993 Member American Rail- way Master Mechanics' Association Q American Society Mechanical Engineers: Society for Promotion of Engineering Education 3 Vice-President North XVest Rail- way Club Q New York Railroad Club 3 First Sibley Prize gI89O'J. E E. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Assislnzzi P1'zy?ss01'fy'.7farhz'1z0 DC'SlLg7Z. A.B., Leland Stanford, 1896. E E. HIRANI SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., f7lSZ'l'Ilff01' in I1zd1zs1'1'1'af Dl'dZf-'Z-llg and.-l1'!. JOHN SIMPSON REID, Izzslrzzrfar in ,lfcflzmzzkal D1'flZi'I.il,Q' and Drszlgn. Member A.S.M.E. VICTOR TYSON WILSON, ffzsfrudor fu I1za'zz5z'1'z'af D1'awz'21g amz' Aff. Graduate School Industrial Art, Philadelphia. DAVID REID, 17ZSf7'l!CIl0l' in flfcclzauim! Drmwfzzg and Dvszlgn. OLIVER SHANTZ, M.M.E., f7ZSl'l'NL'f07' in E.I754'1'z'11zwz!a! E1zgz'11fz'1'1'1zg. HENRY HUTCHINS NORRIS, M.E., fnslrzzdoz' in Efl'l'l'l'1'C'lZ! E1zgz'114'f1'i1zg. M.E., Cornell, 1896, 2 E. CHARLES WELLINGTON FURLONG, Izzsirzzdor in jlZ!Z,Z!Sfl'l'll! D1'tl?C'Z'Jlg' and Ari. Graduate of Mass. Vor. Art School. VVILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M.E., l7ZSlll'1ll'f01' in Iiftlfhl-716' Dcszlgvz. IVLE., Cornell, 1897. GEORGE L. HOXIE, M.M.E., 1'1zsz'1'zz:z'01 z'n f3f6Cl'7'l'Cll! E1zg'z'11ec1'z'1zg. M-E-I 18923 M.M.E., 1897. GEORGE HUGH SHEPARD, U. S. Navy Qretiredj, fftzsfzfzzcfozf in J7'fHf!IZ'7ZUD8SZgV1Z. Graduate of U. S. Naval Academy, 1891 g Assistant Engineer, U. S. Navy Qretiredj. 4' I' A- HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., f1ZSl'7'Z!CZl07' in Exjaerzwelzlal E1zgz'1zccf'z'11g. M-E-, Cornell, 1897. 2 E, iiAhsent on leave. 28 FREDERICK Noi, I1z.9l1'zzoz'o1' in Jfafhfzzo Doslgfn. M.E., Cornell, 1897. E E. THOMAS MOONEX' GARDNER, M.M.E., fnslrucloz' in Expohmonlal E7ZgZ.7Z667Z'7Zg CHARLES CURTIS IVIAJOR, M.E., E.E., lzzslrzzrlor in Experzmofzfal E7Zgi7Z6E7'Z'7Zg M.E., Bloomsburg N. S., Pa., 1891 g E.E., Cornell, 1898. CHARLES ANDERSON ALEXANDER, M.E., I115!7'ucz'o1' in E,TP67'Z.77Z61Zfd!E7ZgZ'7Z6E7'l'Hg M.E., Cornell, 18975 Junior Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers. 2 E VVILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., fzzslrzzclor in Drawing. B.S.A., Cornell, 1898. EDGAR HARPER WOOD, M.M.E., f1z5z'1'1lrlo7' in D1'awz'7zg. M.E., Cornell, 18921 M.M.E., 1893. ARCHIE BAXTER GOULD, .-Isszklarzl in EXfJF7'L'l7L67Zfd! Engz':zeerz'1zg. JAMES VVISEMAN, Foreman of flfachlfze Shop and l2zsl1'zlrlo1'z'u Machifze Conslruclioiz WILLIADI HENRY WOOD, Forelzzazz W' DVood Shop. JAMES WHEAT GRANGER, Fo1'oma1zz'1z Fozfgzhg. JAMES EUGENE VANDERHOEF, Foreman in 1:0ZUZL277j!. GEORGE CONGER POLLAY, Asszslom' in Wood Shop. ROBERT VANDERHOEF, Assislafzl in fomzdfjf. A FRANK STARKINS, Asszlvlcml in llfachzbzo Shop. WILLIAM FREDERICK HEAD, A5sz's!a2zlz'1z Forgifzg. 'ARTHUR HENRY SWEET, llleohomdan in Sibley College. RICHARD HISCOCK, Chief Engineer and Asszklcml z'7z Slmm Engz'1zee7fz'7zg. EDWARD MORTIMORE AVERV, Asszlvlom' in Jlloohlfze Shop. 29 I 5? ...:fs2i ' 5', .. X . A , , . ' lb.- 1. . - W, - -V .- ee.. :..gA.f ? 1- .g 1 l 4, ' T ff? efmffvz , L ' ' Tie, wL,fZj17f. 453.15 - - -y.-e-5,e,gnf .,:.,-' iz 4 99- Q .- . . - , H' ' F ' 7 it 7ifENG'I'NAEER, 4 1 ,. i ' . .4-:auf 2- V G , 1 -.-4,5-Q , ,-' 1 ws? ' -mlm?-rat ' .-- ' '.r3g' QT, I I f 1? 5: :iii fir: 553 if . J ,, r 1 gray -A-:,. .1.-f- 1.5-Ziff' Y' ' V gr 2. - 1-R ,, 4--1-4-.Lg-wo:-, fig..-, 5., .. ' .,g,. 5,5---1 icffn' X22 ki If 1 .-. , . 5, 41 ' .. A-i. Wm e'-f - ,-,-,. ' r - ' Ji' -- . ! . 11 , Ia ., Q ' V ' 'ff W , , , lg J X 'R f. ' 1 1 M 1 my s K , - ' 25 A 2 'E' ' I 27-IL' ,J 1 .-1-1 'sm I 4171 'H 1 ' 1 K i gi 1 Q, -R :A i y . , 4 1 4 fn f- ' , ll 'L ' f A j i 1 'G 'f f I 1 L 7' L ' 1 if 1 1 , '1 1. ,','5,f5 ' ', ,. ,, ff' M ' f. ' f , 'J' ' J , ' ,Ll 15 V' ' 1 4 4 3 I , I 1 A 1 4' E A Eff x , I, IN , , , i. R44 -LA: I, 5 ' .1 I 55 1 A .fi 7 f if f L, f Vt., 4 J. - I ' L Ny ' 1' .f y-:IIE R ., .,.,'..--R' -a-1, H? -1- -,. Y - f J' - . ,-', - fiery-1:-' -ff-. -'ff' fi, ,.,.Lj- . fi - j QA ' -...,: ' s 4.21 QE-.. J, A..- t I4 5315.35 gggai' , .. 5 it-fe, -,,:g:1-,L H: .ul .1 -2, , .-- I - Z- 4 - ':, : ,, A Q A V, S , -f,.f,5Q4... f Q ' 'diva -- 1 f e.- -7?-5?2,E,Z'Ehg , 14 i V V-Z ..r.Z '9Ea:.'i-2i':X:'l1 . 47 -'v'256r-15443 .. 111 V J -J ,' 1 ... 0 .fm A ' ,y ,I 9 1 I f f, S .f fix, ',, 1 mae' .9 -1. ff.-441.5-?,'5 r' 1' , . . Q yan- my . .,, .N .nl 4 ' iii! 741451 - - ' f,,,,-,fr,,. 19 -,v ,. -1,' - ':??.g:fg4-- - i ,-,f-,Lyn .' ' ,r . ...- J 'Z Li' x 1 R12 ,. 1 X if f .lf f 'H rf: -'mimi . .,g,,.,.:.,. 5 :gf fdwllv. ft: A JACOB GOULD SCHURMAR, A.M., D.bc,. i ',1-7 I .- ,fi r. :ZZ LL.D., P2'c.rze1'wz1'. A.B., London, 1877: A.M., I87Sg D.Sc., Edin- ii? -1 1, be A'- 4 .ff .v. ,, ,A E-.WE 4 u 1 g- LE'-in-32:15 i 7 nngf,ngm R . fd i fi C ri' I EJ, -255' , 1 ,gg .. V 155. ' x4 ifsn ., mf? Zi ' ' r A J .f. L 'C il 4 :I ,If ' ,. iff , f l fi6'd7'ClZlZZ'C L6Zb07'LZf07'Zk'S. burgli, 1S78g LL,D., Columbia, 18923 Hib- bert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-SO 1 Honorary Fellow of L'niyersity College. London. fl' B K. ESTEVAN ANTONIO FUERTES, Ph.D., C.E. M.A.S.C.E., Dl'I'CTf0l' qf Mr' Coffrjgz' Dam qt' Me' Fnrzzlgw, aim' Prqfkmar qf' Sa7zz'z'cz1jf E1zgz'1zc'cn'11g. Ph.B., Conciliar College of Sai: I1defOnsoQSa1- VZUIIEIIICQ jurisdictionl, 18553 Pl1.D., 18573 C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic, 1861: Five Times Gold Medalist in First Prize Compe- titions, 1853-56: Corresponding Member of Royal Economic Society fSpainJ, 18621 Life Member of the American Institute, 18643 Member and Ex-Director of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 18693 Corresponding Member of the Humboldt Society QMexicoJ, 18701 of the Society of Geography and Statistics Qlvlexicol, 1871: ViC6-Prefiidelii of U16 Economic Section of the International Congresses on Naviga- tion, 1892Q Corresponding Member of the Societe des Ingenieurs Civils fFranceD, 1894: Director of the Meteorological Bureau of the State of New York. E E. if 'IRVING PORTER CHURCH, M.C,E., P1-qfessor M Ajnjnlied M66hd72l'CS and f16'rz'7az1lL'fs, in charge gf Me College LZlb7'CZ7jf and Me C.E., Cornell, 18733 M.C.E., 1878. A T, E E. 2- ge vgE1i ., il 1 '- l , , e - ? I 5. I E I F 'i -. I 1 .1 . ,E .n L I s -' 1 , ' 1 . -'- S. 5 c l L ,I - 2 'X I 5 . 5 ,x . xi nf 53 R if A 1 V+ s -9 . 'ig - rf: ., we . wt 529' yi- .- .pg 'Sli 3: ,gg 1 ,fix ta fiiiiij ' , 'f.fffli'f . Y :AIIR . . ,ifgif-t 1 ' -, l- ggi jg I. ' ily. -.145 5-,glaxgfy -, --fait 5553- . wi., - g.:.,:f 54:5 , gf, 1 su. rg, f . iv' It 'f 1' 1-P X ei, V, 7 A.. ,A e 'ii ffifi e' l ' ,f,', f'mn. 1, H ' N Av: ':. 'Efsffrlv 'kv A 1. . 52512: 1 CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, C.E., Professorcy' Railway Engineering and Geodesy, in charge Q' the Geoalelic Laboralozjf ana' lrcslricmeriial Eguzlomerzi. B.C.E., Cornell, I8721 C.E., 18761 Member American Society of Civil Engineersg Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. Z E. HENRY SYLVESTER IACOBY, C.E., Prmfssor q'Eria'geE1zgineering and Graphics, in charge of lhe llfzcsezcms. C.E., Lehigh, IS77Q Fellow American Association for Advancement of Scienceg Associ- ate American Society of Civil Engineersg Member Society for Promotion of Engi- neering Education. 63 B H, Z E. GARDNER STEWART YVILLIAMS, BS. in C.E., C.E., Professor of .Experimenial H yclraiclics, in charge of lhe f13f6l'7'6ZZl!Z'C Lalzorafory al Fall Creeh. B.S. in C.E., University of Michigan, I889Q C.E., 1899, Member American Society Civil Engineersg New England VVater Works Association, Detroit Engineering Society, Michigan Engineering Society. HENRY NEELX' OGDEN, CE., Asszkiarzi Prwssor W' CivilE7zgi2zee7i1zg, in charge' of lhe Sanitary Laboraiory and Civil Cozcslrzccliorzs, and Secreiary gf ihe College Faczclgf. C.E., Cornell, ISSQQ Associate Member American Society of Civil Engineers. E E. W1I.LIAM ELTON MOTT, S.B., fizslrziclor in Civil Engineering, in chargeq' lhe fzcnior Laboralory, and Regisirar Q' ihe College. S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1889, Franklin Institute, Philadelphiag Engineers' Club, Philadelphia. 9 X. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Irzslrzccior in Ciz1ilE7zgi1zeering, in charge q' lhe Phoio- graphic Lahoraiorjf and Drawing Collecizoris. Zi' - ELMER JAMES MCCAUSTLAND, M.C.E., lnslrzccior in Civil Erzgiheeriizg, and Assislarzzf in ihe Lahoraiories. C.E., Cornell College, 1892 g M.C.E., Cornell University, 1897. CLAUDE W1LL1A1v1 LEROY FILKINS, M.C.E., fnslrzcclor irz Ci11ilErigineering, in charge cy' ihe Aslroziomical Eqifzywzerzl. C.E., Cornell, 1893g M.C.E., 1894. 2 E. IRA WELCH MCCONNELL. OE., flislrzicior in Civil Ezzgiizeerirzg ami Assisianl irc ihe Lahoralories. C.E., Cornell, 1897. E E. EDGAR BOYD KAY, C.E., lzzslriidor in C ioil Erzgirzeerirzg, and Asszklaizi' iii ihe Laboraiories. C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1883 g American Society Mechanical Engineers 1 Society for Promotion of Engineering Education 3 Schenectady Technical Associa- tion g University Club, Kansas City. A K E, Il E. 31 OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, B.S., f7ZSf7'2lCf07' in Cz'z'z'!E11gz'11c'c7'i7zg'. B.S., University of Illinois, 1894. FRANK W. SKINNER, OE., Lcfizzwr in Field E2zg'z'7zec1'z'ng. EBENEZER TURNER, C.E., Leclzzrw' in fWf!c'0r0!0gy. ALBERT LONVRY WEBSTER, Ph.B., CE., Lfdzufn' azz Sazzflafjf E1zgz'm'c'2'z'2zg. Ph.B., Yale, IS79Q OE., 18933 Berzelius, Yale S. S. S.: Associate American Society Civil Engineersg Philosophical Society of Wasliingtong Franklin Institute, Phila- delphia. CHARLES MEAD, l,efz'm'e1' on Sircei Sanzhzizbzz and Disposal ay' Sewage. WILLIABI ORLAND STUBBS, XlYechmz1'cz'a7z io Ihr Colfqgc cy' Cz'vz'! E1zg1'2zeerz'7zg. ' - , E 7 - 'W -1 32 'fdClllW. . JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D,, Pvfendeni. A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, I878Q LL.D., Columbia, I892Q Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. 111 B K. CHARLES BABCOCK, A.M., Prqfessor of Archzfeefure, Emerifzzs. A.B., Union, 1847, A.M., 18505 Honorary Member of American Institute of Architects, Honorary Corresponding Member of Royal Institute of British Architects. NI' T, KID B K. ALEXANDER BUEL TROXVBRIDCQE, BS., in Arch., P7'MS'SS07 of A1'ehiz'eez'm'e in ehmfge ry' Me College of f17'CfZZ'Zl6Cl'Zt7'6'. B.S. in Arch., Cornell, 18903 Eleve cle l' Ecole des Beaux Arts, Paris, American Society of Architects g Society of Beaux Arts Architects 3 Vice-President National Arts Club of New York 5 Central New York Society of Architects, Counsellor National Society of Fine Arts. K A. ' CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MARTIN, Asszkiam' Prqfessor fyf Archiieefmfe. 111 T A, jo1-IN VREDENBLTRGH VAN PELT, Architecte Diploine par le Gouvernement de France, Asszklanz' Professor of A1'ehz'fee!m'e. Architecte Diplome par le Gouvernement Francais, Paris, Laureat Societe des Archi- tectes Diploines par le Gouvernement fParisj, 1896-973 Men1ber of Beaux Arts Society QNew Yorkj g of Central New York Society of Architects, of Architectural League of New York g Holder of Medal of Societe Central qParis'J. K A, OLAF M. BRAUNER, Alsszlrfafzz' P7'q'2's5o1f qf Drazoifzg and flfodelflzg. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S. in Arch., Ilzsirzzeior in A1'e!zz'z'ef!2z7'e. B.S. in Arch., University of Illinois, 18945 Licensed Architect of the State of Illinois, Post-Graduate Student in Royal Bavarian Polytechnikum, Munich. O0 1 , , il .- 4 - E W '---- T he 'Q-' I C ollege fMeJecine L ,---- it ' xc X -..aff-fifk a. Tdtllliv. JACOB GOULD SCIIURMAN, A.M., B.Sc., LL.D., Prfwideni. A.B., London, 18771 A.M., 18783 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 18922 Hib bert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-803 Honorary Fellow of University College London. fb B K. XNILLIAIVI NIECKLENBURG POLK, M.D., LL,D,, Dum and Prqfhssor qf Qifzzemlogy and Obsleififs, G'j'7ld'COZQQ'Z.Sl' fo Bdlezfzze H0.yJz'la! and Obsz'w'rz'rz'mz fo Emer- gefzqf Ljfzzg-z'1L H0sjbz'!aZ. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 18691 LL.D., University of the South, ISQOQ Consulting Physician to St. Luke's Hospital, to St. Vincent's Hos- pital: to New York Lying-in Hospitalg to Mothers' and Babies' Hospital, to Trinity Hospital g Ex-President of New York Obstetrical Society g of Gynaecological Society. LEwIs ATTORBURX' and Nezf' York Hosj5z'!aZv. STIMSON, M.D., Pl'0f2'.Y.Y07 qf Smjgcvjf, Surgeon lo Bellevue RUDOLPH AUGUST VVITTHAUS, A.B., M.D., P1'y'es501'Wf ChE77Zl'5f7:l', Plqyszks ana' Toxzkology . A-B-, Columbia 18671 M.D., University of New York, 1875, Fellow A. A. A. S. 3 New York Academy of Medicine, Perm. Memb. Med. Soc. State of N. Y., Member Deutsche Chem. Gessellscliaftq Soc. Cliimique de Parisg Soc. of Chem. Industry, American Chemical Society 1 American Academy of Medicine, Society of Medical jurisprudence. A NP. WILLIAM GILMAN THoMPsoN, Ph.B., M.D., Pnwssor qf .7fca'z'a'uc, PQ1'SZ-EZ'd7Z 10 P1'esbyz'f7'z'a1z and Bellevue H0s.75z'ia!s. Pl1.B., Yale S. S., 18771 lVI.D., C01H111l7iH College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881 g Member of Association of American Physicians, of New York Academy of Medi- cine, of New York Practitioners' Societyg of New York Clinical Society, of New York Medical and Surgical Society 3 of New York County Medical Society. A NP. 34 v GEORGE VVOOLSEY, A.B., M.D., Professor ay' Auezlomy and Clz'1zz'eal S7l7g'61jf', SZl1'g'f07Z fo Bellevue Hos75z'!al. A.B., Yale, 1881 5 M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885 5 New York Academy of Medicine: New York Surgical Societyg New York Clinical Society5 New York County Medical Society. HENRY PATTERSON LOOMIS, M.D., Przwxvsoz' fy' iWafe1'z'fz llfeclzra, Therajnezziifs amz' C lz'1z1'eal ,1h'!Z'l.Cl'JIF, Ph y.vz'e1'a1z fo Me Nerf' York and Bellevue HosjJz'fals. M.D., Tfiiiyersity of the City of New York, 18835 Consulting Pathologist, Board of Health, New York City 5 Member Academy of Medicine 5 Princeton Club 5 University Club 1 Union Club 5 Tuxedo Club. Z Alf. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., A.M., lNI.D.,Pr1y'essorty' Ob5l'6Z'l'I.6'5 and Clz'1zz'ml Jflllllit-'M'lll', PbVl'5I'6l'd7l lo Me llfofhelsy and f3ezl2z'e5' HoxjJz'!al and lo flfczlerzzizfi' Hos,oz'!al. Pl1.B. Lafayette, 18825 A.M., 18855 M.D., New York University, 18855 Member of New York Academy of Medicine 5 of American Academy of Medicine 5 of American Gynzecological Society 5 of New York Obstetrical Society 5 Vice-President of County Medical Society g Member of Century Club 5 of University Club. Z NP. AUSTIN FLINT, M.D., LL.D., PnWzssorqfPhysio!ogy. M.D., Iefferson Medical College, 18575 LL.D., ISSSQ Member of American Medical Association 5 of American Philosophical Society 5 of American Medico-Psychological Association 5 Correspondent Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphiag Honorary Member of American Academy of Medicineg of American Association of Military Surgeons5 Consulting Physician to Bellevue Hospitalg Decoration of the Third Class-Order of the Bust of the Liberator-Venezuela5 President of New York State Medical Association, 1895 5 of Medical Association of the Greater City of New York, 1899, of Consulting Board of Manhattan State Hospital, Surgeon General, State of New York, 1874-78. FREDERIC SHEPARD DENNIS, M.D., F.R.C.S., Prqfessor W' C'l1'1zz'eal Szcljgefjf, Smgeou Zo Bellevue and Si. V 1'1zee1zz s ffosjbifals. M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 18745 M.R.C.S., England, 18775 F.R.C.S., England, 1899. FREDERICK WYALKER GWYER, M.D., Prqfessorof Opeffailzfe and C1Z.7ZZl'dl Smjgery, Smfgeozz io Bellevue H0s7bz'!al. M.D., New York University, 1883 3 Member of Academy of Medicine 5 of New York Sur- gical Societyg of County Medical Society5 of County Medical Association, of Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospitalg of Eastern Medical Societyg Consulting Surgeon to Beth Israel and Mount Vernon Hospitals. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., M.D., Prqfessoz'ofPmez'z'ralAfzafomy, Surgeon lo Ha7'le1n hlosjbilal. Ph.B., Wesleyan, 18855 M.D., University of New York City, 18875 Academy of Medi- cine, New Yorkg Society of the Alumni of Bellevue Hospitalg Association of Amer- ican Anatomists. A K E. JAMES EWING, A.M., M.D., P1fMfsso1'cy'Paz'hology. MD., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1891 5 A.M., Amherst, 1892. A T, QD B K. 35 Clinical Professors and 0thers. IOSEPH EDCIL VVINTERS, M.D., Prqfossor ofDz'5oa5o.v of Cibl.!LZ1l'l'l1, I Xiliflillg' P14 Vsf- firm io IfVz'!!cz1'zz' Pafkozf H'o.vj7z'!o!. CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A .M., M.D., l91'Qf2'SSL7l' ey' fDf7hfhtIflIIOfQQl', T'1'sz'!1'1z-gf Szugoozz Zo .Nero York Ififo and Ear lzytruzozjf. A.B., Columbia, 1864: A.M., 1867 : M.D., 1868: Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon to St. Luke's Hospital : to the Presbyterian Hospital : to St. Mary's Hospital for Children : Member of the Sons of the Revolution: of the Society of Colonial XYars: of the American Huguenot Society. NEXV'TON MELMAN SHAFFER, M.D., P1'Qf2'.sso1'of01'z'hojJ:zwz'1'f .gI!lg'l'lll', S111jgfe'o11-z'11- Chilly io A'orr' York 0rMoj5:z'o'z'f fJZ.Spl'iZ5fll1l' amz' HOSfDI'fcZf. M.D., New York University, 1867: Attending Orthopaedic Surgeon to St. Luke's Hos- pital, 1873-89: Consulting Orthopaedic Surgeon to St. Luke's Hospital: to Presby- terian Hospital : Consulting Surgeon to lVoman's Innrmary, New York. CrORl-IAM BACON, A.B., M.D., P1'of2'sro1'of Olofogr, .-lura! 5iI!1:Q'l'0II fo A'vzU lbrk Eye amz' Em' f7U6l'll1lZ1:1'. A.B., Harvard, 1875: M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1878: Hasty Pudding Club QHarvardl: New York County Medical Society: New York State Medical Society : New York Academy of Medicine : Member of the Society of the Alumni of Bellevue Hospital: of the Harvard Club: of the Century Club: of the Metropol- itan Club: of the University Club : of the Knollwood Club. CHARLES LOOMIS DANA, A,M., M.D., Pl'Qft'.9.llt1l' of Df.voo.vos of ff14'-Yf1'z'ozz,v .Sim- iom, fJh'l'SZ.F1-lZ7Z fo Holfovzzo flosjnzfol, iVo1n'o!og'z'.vz' fo 1lfo1zz'aj'io1'c' I-fomo. A.B., Dartmouth, 1872: A.M., 1875: M.D., Columbia, 1877: Fellow American Associa- tion for Advancement of Science : American Psychological Association. Xl' T, nb li K. SAMUEL ALEXANDER, A.M., M.D., P1'of2's.vo1' of Dzsoczsos of Mo Gozzifo-C'1'1'2zo1jl' .Sjf.rfe11z, Szugfolz fo Hoffovzzo flosp1'1'o! . A.B., Princeton, 1879: A.M., ISS2 : M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1382: Sur- geon to Montenore Home: Fellow New York Academy of Medicine: New York County Medical Society : New York County Medical Association : New York State Medical Association: Fellow and Vice-President American Association of Genito- Ufillilfy Surgeons: President Alumni Association of Bellevue Hospital: Member American Congress of Physicians and Surgeon' gb f 6 b. GEORGE THOMSON ELLIOT, A.B., M.D., Profkssor of DL'l'l11Hf0!0tQQl', tiSJ'l'Sf6l1lf Phl'-YZ'fz'a1z fo Skin amz' CNKZIZICI' flosjnifol. A.B. , Yale, 1877: M.D., University of Louisiana, ISSI : Visiting Physician and Patholo- gist to New York Skin and Cancer Hospital : Consulting Dermatologist to St. Luke's Hospital: to New York Lying-in Asylum: to Columbus Hospital: Member of the American Dermatological Association: of the American Academy of Medicine: of the New York County Medical Society : of the New York Academy of Medicine: of e Pathological Society: of the Medico-Surgical Society: of the Hospital Gradu- ates' Club: of the Dei-matological Society: of the Society of Dermatological and Genito-Urinary Surgery : of the Physicians' Mutual Aid Association. A K E. th 36 ALLAN h1CLANE HAMILTON, M.D., F.R.S.E., Prqflfssor Qf flfenfal Discfczses, Con- Xllfflillg' PQ1'sz'fz'a1z flfmzhaffazz Sfale Ho.vpz'!a! fjbr fha fzzszzzzcj. M.D., Columbia, 18703 F.R.S.E., Edinburgh, 18995 Corresponding Fellowof Medical Society of London 3 Consulting Physician, Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled, New York. CHARLES HUNTOON IQNIGHT, A.M., M.D., Prqfkssoz' QfLrz1j'2zg0I0gy, Surgeon fa flfazzhalfazz Eve and Ear ffosjbilaf, Tlzronz' Dzyiarlnzefzf. A.B., Williams, 18711 A.M., 18783 M.D., Columbia, 1874, Fellow and Ex-President American Laryngological Association: Ex-President Hospital Graduates' Clubg Fellow of New York Academy of Medicine-1 of American Academy of Medicineg Member of County Medical Society 3 of Pathological Society 3 Consulting Laryngol- ogist St. I.,uke's Hospital, Bayonne. A NP, ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A B., Ph.B., M.D., P1'qjQ?5so1'qfC!z'1zzka!Medz'cz'1ze, fizsiruf- for in PQ1'5Z'CdZ Dzkzgfzaszk, fJh'l'S1'L'l'fl7Z fo Beflewzze H0s76z'!a!. A.B., Yale, 18843 Ph.B., 18853 M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1888, New York -Academy of Medicine, Pathological Society: Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospitalg Assistant Bacteriologist to New York Health Department. A K E. FRANCIS WISNER MURRAY, A.B., M.D., Prqfcssor qfC!z'1zz'ca! Szujgwjf, Szugeofz io Sf. Lukas cmd JVMU York Hospifals. A.B., Yale, 1877 3 M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1880, American Surgical Association 3 Academy of Medicine 3 Medical and Surgical Society 3 Clinical Society g Hospital Graduates' Club 5 Society of Alumni of New York Hospital. A NP. CHARLES EDWARD NANIMACK, Ph.B., M.D., Prqfessor W' C!z'2zz'mZ flledzkifze, Physi- cian fo Bcllatwe I-fosjaiiai. Ph.B., St. Francis Xavier's, New York g M.D., Bellevue Hospital, Medical College, ISSI 3 Fellow of State Medical Association 3 of New York Academy of Medicine g Member of New York County Medical Societyg of Neurological Society, of Physicians' Mutual Aid Association g Life Member of Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans of Medical Meng Attending Physician for Out-patients, New York Hospitalg Sur- geon of Police, New York City. FREDERICK KAMMERER, M.D., Prqissor zyt' Clifzical S2L7g87QJ', Szuggeou fo Germcm and Si. Fmfzcis H0sf1z'Za!5. M.D., University of Freiburg, Germany 3 Member of the American Surgical Association g of the German Surgical Society, Berlin g of the New York Surgical Society 5 of the New York Academy of Medicine. IVIN SICKELS, M.S., M.D., Assz'sz'a7zz' P7'Qf-ESSO7' cy' Cfze17zz'sz'1jf and Physics. B.S., College of City of New York, 1874, M.S., 1878, M.D., New York University, 18832 New York Microscopical Society 5 New York Academy of Sciences. 1llSil'llCl0I'S. PERCIVAL R. BOLTON, Ph.B., M.D., fnsfvfzzrioz' in Smgwjf, Asszkiafzf Smjgeofz io Bellevzze Haspifal. Ph.B., Yale, 18863 M.D., Columbia, 1890. 37 BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON, A.B., M.D., lzzslrzzrfor in Baftc2'z'o!Qgy. B.A., Cambridge, England, 1874, M.D., New York University, 1891. DEVER SMITH BYARD, M.D., Insirfzzdor in flfcdzdfzc. M.D., New York University, 1895 , Attending Physician to New York Almshouse g Meme ber Society Alumni, New York Hospital. . CHARLES NICOLL BANCKER CAMAC, M.D., fzzszvzzdor in C!z'1zz'fgz!flffrrosfopy. M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1895 , Member of Academy of Natural Sciences, Phil- adelphia, of Academy of Medicine, New York , Visiting Physician to City Hospital, New York. A NP. WAARREN COLEMAN, A.B., M.D., f1zsI1'm'!or1'1z .Waz'U'z'a .f7!odz'fa and Thora,oezzz'1'r5 amz' in CZz'1zz'fa!,'lfm'1'r1'1zo, lDh'1'SZ.6I-dll Io OU' Ho5j2z'!al. A.B., Kentucky University, 1888, M.D., New York University, 1891. tb A E. LEWIS ATTERBITRY CONNER, Ph.B., M.D., fzzstrzzflor in ,7fca'z'cz'1zf, .4Iz'ma'z'11g Phylfsi- cicwz io Hzzdsozz Sfrrc! hfospzilaf, .llxxzkiafzf Pofhologzk! fo Affew York Hosj5z'fa!. Ph.B., Yale, 1887, M.D., Columbia, 1890. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, M.S., M.D., f1zs!r1rz'z'orz'11 Hz's!o!o,gQ1'. B.S., University of Maine, 1889, M.S., 1892, M.D., New York University, 1892. K E. FRANK SIDNEY FIELDER, Ph.B., M.D., .1-l.vsz's!a1zi Dcmolzsfrafoz' of .-Iuafouzjf. Ph.B., Cornell, 1889, M.D., Colleve of Physicians and Surveons New York 18 2' as . S 1 1 9 1 House Surgeon New York Hospital, 1893, Assistant Resident Physician Sloane Maternity Hospital, 1894, Attending Physician New York Dispensary, 1894-QS, Assistant Surgeon U. S. Navy, 1898, Cornell University Club, Psi Upsilon Club, Phi Beta Kappa Association , New York County Medical Society , XVest End Medical Society , Society of Alumni of Sloane Maternity Hospital. 'I' T, cb B K. GEORGE DEMPSTER HAWILEN, A.M., M.D., I1zsI7'zzrz'or in Gylzarfology ami Ob- siez'rz'rs. A.B., Wesleyan, 1888, A.M., 1891 , M.D., New York University, 1890. A K E. JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., M.D., Izzsfruriov' in Physiology. Ph.B., Yale, 1889, M.D., 1892, Visiting Surgeon to Colored Hospital, New York, Member Presbyterian Hospital Alumni Association, New York. JAMES CHEVV JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D., Alsszlviazzi f7l.S'fl'Z66l'07' in Pafhology. A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1890 , M.D., New York University, 1892, New York Dermatolog- ical Society, An1erica11 Dermatological Association, Dermatologist to Lying-in and Presbyterian Hospitals, New York. I3 O Il. EDWARD LOUGHBORO KEYES, IR., A.B,, M.D., As5z'sz'am' Dmzozzsfraiof' of Anaiomy. A-B-, Georgetown, 1892, M.D., Columbia, 1895, Society of Alumni of New York Hos- pital. A Ii E, A M H Sl. GUY DAVENPORT LOMBARD, M.D., Assz'.vz'a1zZ fusz'1'zccz'or in Hisfologjf. M.D., New York University, 1896, Member of the Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital. r i 38 CHARLES NORRIS, Ph.B., M.D., lfzsfrudor in Palhology W' flwffl-0715 Dzkeases. Ph.B., Sheffield Scientific School, Yale, 18883 M.D., College of Physicians and Sur- geons, 1892. HENRY SALEM PASCAL, M .D., Ass1'sz'a1z! Izzsirfzffor in Hz'x!0Z0,gy. M.D., New York University, 1896. 'CHARLES RUSSELL LOWELL PUTNAM, A.B., M.D., frzxfrurlor in Ope1'alz'zfe Surgcfjf. A.B., Harvard, 1891, M.D., 1895. A K E, A HIP. LOUIS WARNER RIGGS, A.M., Ph.D., f7Z5f7'Il6f07' in Chcfzzzkfijf and Plyfsics. K 2. JOHN ROGERS, IR., A.B., Ph.B., M.D., ffzslrudor in Szcrgefjf, Assfslam' Demon- slraior ay' Anczfom-y. EDMUND PENDLETON SHELBY, A.B., M.D., f7zsz'1'z4dor in Zllaieria flledzka and Tlzempeu lies. A.B., Kentucky University, 1887 5 M.D., New York University, 1891 5 New York Patho- logical Society. 'OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., M.D., Iusirucior in Paihology. A.B., College of City of New York, 1886, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1889. A K E. ' - WILLIAM FLETCHER STONE, Ph.B., M.D., fnsiffudor in Anaiomy and Assisfanf A Demonsirafor ay' Analomy. M.D., University of the City of New York, 1890 g New York County Medical Society 3 Bellevue Alumni Society, New York. BENJAMIN TROWBRIDGE TILTON, A.B., M.D., lnsifucior in Szngegf. A.B., Harvard, ISQOQ M.D., Freiburg, 1893. -GEORGE GRAY WARD, JR., M.D., I1zsz'1'ur!07' in Obsfeirics. M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1891 5 Military Order of Foreign Wars, Military and Naval Order Spanish-American War g Fellow New York Academy of Medicine, Assistant Attending Physician Mothers' and Babies' Hospital, Hospital Graduates Club. CIP A Z. WILLIAM ROBERT WILLIAMS, A.M., M.D., Ifzslruclor in Hygz'e1ze. A.B. Williams, 1889, A.M., 1892 3 M.D., Columbia, 1895. Z Alf. .SHERWOOD BISSELL IVES, A.B., M.D., fvzsiffzzftor in Physica! Dz'agn0sz's. A.B., Yale, 1893, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1896. Qlillkdl Tl1Sll'llCf0l'S. JOHN ASPELL, A.B., M.D., Cflilllifdf Ilzsfzfzccfor in Gyfzzcalogy, Viszlivzg Gymgmgg- gisz' fo Si. VZ-7ZC67Zf,S Hospiial. 39 CHARLES CLIFFORD BARRONVS, A.M., M.D., Clzbzzkal 11zsZ1'zzdor in Gynwcology, Gyfzzcalogisi fo Bellezwe H0sjbz'!a!. M.D., University of Virginia, 1879: M.D., University of the City of New York, I8SOQ Captain Medical Department U. S. Army: Fellow Academy of Medicine: Fellow Obstetrical Society: President Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital: Surgeon New Rochelle and Peekskill Hospitals. Z NP. FOLLEN CABOT, IR., M.D., CYz'2zz'fa! f7l5f7'ZLCf07' in Dfscascs W' Mc' Gc'2zz'z'o-l'2'z'2zary Szlfsfmz. COLMAN AWARD CUTLER, A.B., M.D., C'Zz'1zz'fczfI'11sz2'z1d01' in OfhfhdZ7lI0!0gl', Assisi- cwz' 5211370072 fo Akw York EW j7wi'llI6'l7:I', .-lflwzrlzbzg Opblhaffzzfc .SI172g7'C'0lZ Z0 Si. Lzzkcfs H0sj5z'!a!. A.B., Yale, 1885: M.D., Columbia, 1889. MARTIN JOHN ECI-IEVERRIA, M.D., CIz'1zz'ml Iizsfrzzdor in Dismses Qf IM' Ge1z1'z'0- Ufizzavjf 5ll'SfL'llI. , PATRICK HENRY FITZHUG1-1, M.D., Cqflilllifllf Izzxfrzzrfor fu OrIh0fJrz'dic5, I-lssisfazzz' Szzijgfau fo INVUZU' jqlffi' Ol'fh0f7!fLfI'L' j.71.A756V15L7l:I' and H0sjJz'!af. JOSEPH FRAENK EL, M.D., Cylillllfflf flISfl'III'I'0l' 1.11 D1'54'czs6s gf Ma' A'rrz'0zzs .S11'5!e'11z. M.D., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889: New York Neurological Society: American Neurological Association: New York German Medical Society: New York County Medical Society. WILLIAM TRAVIS GIBB, B.S., M.D., Cffuzm! f1zsz'1'zzr!01' in Qwzafrology. B.S., College of City of New York, 1883 3 M.D., New York University, 1886: New York Obstetrical Society: New York County Medical Society 3 New York County Medi- cal Association : New York State Medical Association 3 Visiting Surgeon to Vx7ork- house, Almshouse, and Penitentiary Hospitals: Consulting Gynzrecologist St. Luke's Hospital, Bayonne, N. I.: Examining Physician New York Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children. ARCHIBALD EZEKIAL ISAACS, M.D., C!i1zz'mZ f7Z.Yf7'?lfZl0l' in Szzzgrljf. M.D., University of City of New York, 1886: Member of New York County Medical Society: of Eastern Medical Society : Visiting Surgeon Beth Israel Hospital. THURSTGN GILNIAN LUSK, M.D., Cfllllifdf I7z5z'rzzcz'01' in DC'7'l1l6ZZ'0!0gQl', Dcfrmaiofo- gisz' fo fha Om'-door Dl'plZ7'f7l267Zf qf Rooscvelz' H0sjJ2'!a!. H M.D., Bellevue Medical College, 1893 : F. and A. M.: Southern Society of New York : New York County Medical Society: Pl'15'SlClH11S,Mllt11Hl Aid Society: Attending Surgeon Bellevue Hospital JAMES EDWARD NEWCOMB, A.B., M D., C!L'7ZZ'CllZ f1zsz'1'zzfz'0z' in Ld7jf'7Zg'0!0kQ'Ql', Az'z'endz'1zg La1j'71g'0!0gz'sz' io Dcmilz' Dzkjbefzsavjf, ,4S.S'Z1S'l'6Z7Zf Ph'l'SZf?'lZ7Z Cfhroaf a'z'z'z'sz'01zj I0 Rooscwelt Ozzi-Patzkvz! Dcjnarivfzeflf. A.B., Yale, 1880: M.D., Columbia, 1883: Fellow New York Academy of Medicine: Fellow American Laryngological Association. 40 VVILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., M.D., C!z'1zz'ra!ffzsb'zccz'01' in Dismsfs Q' Chz'!d1'e1z. A.B., New York University, 1885, M.D., 1889, Member of County Medical Society, of Academy of Medicine 3 of County Medical Association. A fb. FRANKLIN RIOORE STEPHENS, M.D., C7z'1zz'm! f7ZSfi'Zlfl'07' in Olology. M.D., L'niversity of Pennsylvania, 1885 5 Assistant Surgeon to Otological Department of New York Eye and Ear Iniirmary. B O H. GEORGE PEASLTCE SHEARS, M.D., Cylillliftlf I7ZSZ'1'?lff07' in Olzsfcfrifs, Asszkfcmi Az'- fmdzvzg ! Q1'.vz'fz'a11 ilfafhcrs' and Babies' fifospilal. GEORGE KNOWLES SWINBURNE. A.B., M.D., C!z'1zz'fa! flzsfrzzcim' in Diseases q' 1116 Gcvzflo-I yl'1.lZfIlf,I' Sivsfwzz. A.B., Harvard, ISSI 1 M.D., Columbia, 1885 1 Hasty Pudding Club. HENRYY PIOW.-XRD YVHITEHOUSE, Ph.B., M.D., C!z'1zz'm!f1z5z'1'1zcz'01' in Dcrzfzafolqgy, f1.v5z'sfa1z! ,SZIIZQFOIZ fo Abt' Kirk Skin mm' Cafzrcr H0.ffJz'fa!, DL'l'i7Zdf0f0gZ'5f I0 Demi!! Dz'sj5a1zsa1j'. l'h.B., Sheffield Scientinc School, Yale, 18853 M.D., College of Physicians and Sur- geons, New York, 18891 American Derinatological Association g New York Society of Dermatology and Genito-Urinary Surgery 3 Secretary and Treasurer of New York Derniatological Society. A AI H SZ. JOHN MCGAW VVOODBURY, M.D., M.R.C.S., f7'lSZ'7 Zlfll07' in' On'hapa,dz'c Smgezy. Zlillitdl Hssistants. ROBERT STAUNTON ADAIVIS, A.M., M.D., C'!z'7zz'caZAssz1vz'a12z' in DzQvm.s'e5 gf C!ZZAZd7'67Z. A.B., Princeton, 1888, A.M., 1891 g M,D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Colum- bia, 1891, New York County Medical Society, Pathological Society, Society of Alumni of Presbyterian Hospitalg Attending Physician to Division of Diseases of Children, Demilt Dispensary. HARRY' NIORTIMER ARCHER, M.D., CZz'1zz'6aZAssz's1'a1z! ZVIZ Sznggezjf. M.D,, Bellevue Hospital College, 1894. RUSSELL BELLAMY, M.D., Clfizzmf Assz'sz'am' z'1z !Wecz'z'6z'2ze and Therapezzlics. M.D., New York University, 1893 g American Medical Association, New York County Medical Society 3 Society of the Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, First Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon, Squadron H, New York Cavalry. E A E. VVILLIAM BEDFORD BROWN, M.D., Clzkzzkal Asszlviazfzf in Dermaiology. E EARI,E CONNER, M.D., C!ZZ.1IZ'f6Zf14SSZ-5fCl7Zf in Ofafagjf. XVILLIS SCOTT CGOKE, M.D., Clifzzkal Asszlvlafzf in Discczses ay' CihZ'flZ77'67Z. ROBERT MORRIS DALEY, M.D., C!z'1zz'mZ Asszkzfam' in Dz'smsc's of Me .Nc'1'zf0zzs Slfsiem. M.D., Columbia, 1896, Bellevue Hospital Alumni Association. AI GEORGE SLOAN DIXON, M.D., C!z'1zz'faZ Assislazzl in Olofogy. M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 18853 Member New York County Medical Society g Visiting Physician to Deniilt Dispensary g Assistant Pathologist New York 'Eye and Ear Infirmary g Assistant Surgeon St. B81'tl1OlO1'll6YViS Clinic fEar, Nose and Throat Departmentj. WALTER ADAMS DUNCKEL, M.D,, Clz'7zz'm! Assisfaazz' in Dismsfs Q' Chz'!a're7z. JOSEPH ALOYSIUS KENEFICK, M.D., C!z'1zz'ralAssz'sz'a2zt in Lafjfzzgofogy. M.D,, Harvard, 1890, New York Academy of Medicine 5 Harvard Medical Society. LOUIS JACOB IOSEF MUSKENS, M.D., Dezzzozzsiraiof' af Pa!h0!0g1'Wr ilze Nerzfozzs Sysiem. LOUIS NEUMANN, M.D., Asszklam' in Physiology. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., M.D., C71-712-Cllfl-41551-5fll7ll'lil! O?hfhdf1l20!0g1', Assisi- au! Surgeon in JVc'ze.' York Zzjfc lfyfrwzafjlf. Ph.G., Maryland College Pharmacy, 18873 M.D,, New York University, 1891 g Ophthal nlological Society, Meclico-Surgical Society: New York County Medical Societyg New York County Medical Association g Ophthalmic Surgeon to VVorkhouse, Alms- house and Incurable Hospitals. 41 K Alf. MAX G. SCHLAPP, M.D., C'!z'7zz'fa! Asszlvlazzz' in Dismscs W' ihe .Nw was Syslem. M.D., Berlin, 1897. 'GEORGE DE FOREST SMITH, M.D., C71-7ZZ'6lZff1552.SflZ7lf in fllcnfcz! Dzsmscs. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. FREDERICK FULLER RUSSELL, M.D., C7Z'7ZZ.C6Zf Assislazzz' in flfezzlal Diseases. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, Society of Alumni of College of Physicians and Surgeons, First Lieu- tenant and Assistant Surgeon U. S. Army. Z Alf. SAMUEL MARLEY EVANS, M D., C!z'1zz'mI Assfsfavzz' in Ne'7'1Joz4s Dzsmses. HERBERT SWIFT CARTER, M.D., ,4ssz'sz'a7zi Dmzozzsiuzior qfPa!lzo!0gy. Staff of 'lIlSfl'llCTl0ll df 107666. GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., Ph.D., Pnykssm qf Chmmwgf. B.S., Lawrence Scientific School fHarvardj, 1855 g Ph.D., Gottingen, 1857. 2 E. BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Pnyfcssor Q' Physiology. B.S., fsfuvmza cum Iaudej, Lawrence Scientific School fHarvardj, 1862, M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Pli.D., Prqfessor fy' Pkysirs. B-S-, Cornell, 1875, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879. A T, Z 5'- SIMON' HENRY GAGE, B.S., Prqkssor cy' MZ.El'0SCOpJf, .Hisfology and Embijfology. B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T. A 42 XYERANUS ALVA lNlOORE, B.S., M.D., fJ7'Ql?.S'S07' qf Palhalogy and Bacferiology. , B.S., Cornell, 18371 M.D., Columbian University, 1890. dv E K, E E. XVILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., f'i5SZ'Sl'6l7lf P7'm'SSOT W' Organic CAUIZZ-Sf7:j'. A.B., Johns Hopkins, 18843 Pl1.D., 1887 1 Fellow at johns Hopkins, 1886-87. E E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, Pl1.D., .4.vs1'sz'1z1zl P7'Qfl'5.YOI' qf Chcmz'sz'1jf. Ph.D., Leipzig, IS92. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.M., A5sz'sz'cz7z1' Prqfessor :yr Compamiizfe Pfgfsfologif and fl17az'e1'z'a fl7'm'1'm. B.S., Cornell, 1890: D.Sc., 13942 D.V.M., 1899. Z E. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., 14S5iSfLZ7ll !D7'W-CSS07' Q' Illi- - crosmpy, Hz's!0!Qgfj' and Embfjfology. A.B., Buchtel College, 18935 M.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1895. 41A G, 2 E, LUZERNE COVILLE, B.S., M.D , Ledzuzv' and Dcnzofzsfrafor in A7Zdf077?jl. B.S., Cornell, 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1889. 9 A X, Z E. , PAUL RICHARD BROWN, M.D., Lecizzrci' in Mcdz'6i7ze, Smgcfjf, T!2emj5euz'z'cs and Obsleirzks. - M.D., Berkshire Medical College, l869, Major U. S. Army, Knight Templar Mason, Medico-Legal Society 5 Military Service Institution of United States g Sons of Revo- lutiong Society Colonial Wars, Huguenot Society, Holland Society. EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, BS., Ph.D., In5z'1'z4ci07' in Toxz'r0!ogz'm! C heffzzklry. B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. E E. THEODORE WIIITTELSEY, A.B., Pl1.D., Ivzslrzzciof' in Chemisifjf. A.B., Williams, 1890, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1895. A T, E E, RAYMOND CLINTON REED, Ph.B., fnsizfzzdor in Pafhology and Baderiology. Pl1.B., Cornell, 1896. fb E K, E E. HECTOR RUSSELL CARVETH, A.B., Pl1.D., ffzsfrzzcfor in Cizemzkiry. A.B., Toronto and Victoria Universities, 1896 3 Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. E E. FLOYD ROBINS WRIGHT, A.B., l7ZSf7'ZlL'Ll07 in Bacz'e7fz'a10gy. A.B., Cornell, 1898. E E. CHARLES MELLIN MIX, A.B., f7zsz'1'ucZ01' in Anaiomy. AGNES MARY CLAVPOLE, M.S., Ph.D., f4SSZ'5f6llZIf in fllzkrasfojny, hfisiofogy and Embfjfology. Ph.B., Buchtel College, M.S., Cornell, Ph.D., Universityof Chicago 5 Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science 3 Member American Microscopical Society. A r, 2 E. BURTON DORR NIYAERS, Pl1.B., flssisfanf in MaZe'7fz'a !Wca'z'm. Ph.B., Buchtel College, 1893, Member Executive Committee American Microscopic Association. 43 JOHN EDGAR TEEPLE, B.S., Assislam' in Physz'0!0gz'caZ Cheizzisfljf. B.S., Cornell, 1899. 2 E. WILLIAM FAIRFIELD MERCER, Ph.M., Asszkimzi in 11fZ'6I'0Sl'0jZl', Ifisfology and Embfjfology. Ph.B., Hillsdale College, 18905 Pli.M., 18933 American Microscopical Society. EDITH JANE CLATPOLE, PlI.B., M.S., f1S5ZiS'Zl6Z7ZfZ'lZ PQ1fsz'0l0gV. Ph.B., Buchtel Collegeg M.S., Cornell, 18931 Fellow of American Association for vancenient of Scienceg Member of American Microscopical Society. A ll, E E. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, A.B., MS., Asszlvfazzf in Pfzilmfogy. A.B., Cornell, 1892? M.S., 1896. CHARLES F. FLOCKEN, .ilssisiaui fn .7fl'U'0S6'0fil', ffisfologl' mm' E77Zblll'0fl7rQ-l'. ROY MANDEVILLE VOSE, flsszlvialzf DL7l7Z0lZ.Tf7'Uf0l' 1.11 lJQ'l SZ-0ft7kQ',J'. CLARENCE LYON BARNES, D6'77Z071Sfl'lIZ'01' I-IZ Afzafollzy. CHARLES HENRY' JEXVELL. Dmzazzxlrafor in .J1za!0111i1'. HARRY ISAAC JOHNSTON, .-lssz's!a11z'z'1z .-Izzafom-V. I 6, , ER Q15 ASQ- K 7 N 1 . - -f-4 'M R.. -A ' S .ler , S gjfkfgf D 44 A Faculty. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Pffeszkknf. A.B., London, 1877? A.M., 18782 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1S78g LL.D., Columbia, IS92: Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80 g Honorary Fellow of University Col- lege, London. df B K. BERNARD EDUARD FERNOXV, LL.D., Dirfrfoff Q' lhe College, Dean gf Me f-6lL'ZlfU,' and Prqfessor Q' Foresffjf. LL.D., University of Wisconsin, 18973 Honorary Vice-President American Sportsmans Association g First Vice-President American Forestry Association 3 Honorary Mem- ber of English Arboriculture Societyg Honorary Member of Imperial Academy of Natural Science of St. Petersburgg Fellow A. A. A. S. E E. FILBERT ROTH, B.S., Asszklafzi Prqlessoz' M Fofeslijf, Fares! Xlfa1zazg'er and ffzslrzzf- for in Timlzeff Physics and Technology. B.S., University of Michigan, 1890. JOHN GIFFORD, D.Sc., Asslslczfzz' Prqfessof' in Forcslrgf. B.S., Swarthmore College, 18903 D.Sc., University of Munich, 18985 Vice-President for New York of the American Forestry Association 3 Honorary Member Swiss Forestry' Association. 45 'i'1'11iIfIIll11IJP'aHw ' -' I ' - -R 111i'i1'5'1'fwwiw--111I1.':ff 656 H I,1,P,v 4-if IH! if 11' ,Q ff .gpyiff lililii 'I 'I' 'illlfllllii 8 'fi ifif T .iira flllisiiwi ' N' IEOA ,. 4 ra. lllllli., GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Ph.B., l,z'b1-arzkuz. i I '11fl AN' IP Lm Pl1.B., Cornell, 1873 3 American Library Association 1 Bibliographical Society of London ' American Pomological Society. dw B K. ANDREW CURTIS XVHITE, A.B., Ph.D., Asszklazzl Lz'brarz'a1z in rhafgc qf Classyfca- z'z'07z. A.B., Hamilton, 1881 g Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. fb B K. WII.LARD HENRY AUSTEN, Asszlrlazzz' Lz'!u'a1'z'a11 in chcujgc qf Rcyfenvzre Lz'I7rary. American Library Association 3 New York State Library Association. B 9 H. MARY FOWLER, B.S., Assfsfafzl LZ-b7'6Z7'l.6ZlZ in rbafigfe Q' Calalogue. B.S., Cornell, 1882 9 College Settlements Association 3 American Library Association. THEODORE W. KOCH, A.M., Caialogzmr. A.B., Harvard, 1892, A.M., 1894. EMMA AVALYN RUNNER, B.S., Canzlqgzffr. B.S., Cornell, 1886. ' DANIEL CHAUNCEY KNONVLTON, A.B., Asszkmzzz' in Rqfeferzcc I,Z.bl'lZl:j'. A.B., Cornell, 1898. II: B K, MARY ELLEN GRISWOLD, B.L., Assisfam' in Order' Dc7ba1'z'11zmz'. B-L., Cornell, 1891. JENNIE THORNEURG, B.L., Asszkmm' in Arfcsszkm Dej1cw'f1f2c'11f. B-L., Cornell, 1893. H B rp, EDITH ANNA ELLIS, B.L., Loan Clerk. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Lz'b1'a1'z'cm of fha P1'c'sz'a'c1zz' Whz'fe Lz'bra2jf. A.B., Cornell, 1881. nb 13 K, 46 1 ALEXANDER HUGH Ross FRASER, LLB., 1,1-b7'CZ7'Z'Ll7l y'z'hf Lan' f.z'bm1jf. LL.B., Dalhousie University, 1892. FRANK DELBERT NIOREHOUSE, f1ssz'.vz'a1z!z'1z Mm Law Lz'bra1j'. ROBERT JAMES INIOORE, .-Is.vz'.v1a1z! fu ffzr Lan' LI.ZU'lZllI'. CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, Ali., LLB., f,I'b1'6ll'1.Llll M1126 LXYFTL' York Siaie Vefez izzazjl' Coffqgc. ,-LB., Columbia: LLB., :XNJZIIIY I,uwSChOo1, Union. - .4515 ., Miifw, 4' SX ' ' 71.155 'Y4 X. 2 . . I like rs f 51.JU'-w1fsfAJd4' 45625 'S'2'2?Qf,E if, ,A X: 3 K-n5:,5' V'-1' N 2 -Lab .fi 3 .P A L . - ,,-, . X 'V g,-. 'w x' 17' 31 NX Q ggfe , .47 Q-1 'POPE G EMMONS LEV1 VVILLIAMS, 7?-vasurcz. CHARLES BAKER MZANDEVILLE, B.S., .11ss1'sfa11z' Ia Mr' 73'msz11'z'r. B.S., Cornell, 1877. Z XP. HORACE MACK, A.B., .4ssz'x!zz1zf I0 Mu' T1'l'U.9l!l'l'1'l.l1 Mc Land 0175121 A.B., H8!l1i1tOl1, 1898. E fb. THOMAS TREE, 1-1ssz's!an!z'0.z'hc Y'1'm5111'a'1'. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, A.B., LL.B., Gmrral amz' Lqgfzzl .-lsszkfalzz' I0 Mc 7'1'caszn'c7'. A.B., Cornell, 18922 LL.B., 1894. K A. LOUISE S1A1EFF1ELD BROWNELL, A.B., Ph.D., Llizrabz qf' Sage Calfqgf. A.B., Bryn Mawr, 1893 3' Pl1.D., 1897. GEORGE F. FOOTE, BZLSZIIIUSS !Wcma,gfc'1' gf Saga, C'0MQg'z'. DAVID FLETCHER Hov, M.S., Regfsmzr. B.L., Cornell, 1891, M.S., 1895. K E, E. Q ROSE MARIAN CLARK, flsszkiczzzi I0 1716 Rcgz'.vf1'a1'. HERBERT CROMBIE HOWE, B.L., A.B., Pl'C'5l'Il,C'7lfY5 Sfcrefazjf. B-L-, Cornell, 1893 1 A.B., 1896, Graduate Scholar in Philosophy, 1893-95. SARAH ADELIA BEACH, 7w7'C'6lS7H'L'l',S Sz'c'1zogrzzjJhc1'. ALICE BELLE CARMAN, Prc'sz'a'e2z!,s Sz'e1z0gmjJ!1c'1'. JULIA Z. KELLY, Sf67Z0g7'dph6'7', U1zz've7'sz'zjf E.vz'c7zsz'01z PVOrk. ELIZABETH VERONICA MALONEY, .SZ'67Z0Kgf7'llfh6'7', E,fj567'Z'l7Z67Zf Sz'az'z'01z. WILLIAWI C- DEAN, -S7Qc?7'Z.lLf6'7Ld67Zf of Sfmm hfmlffzg and Wafer Serw're'. EDXVARD ARTHUR BUTLER, Acromziafzi Z.1Z Colfege Ur-f4,gT7'l'ffl!l'7l7'5 and Cfffk affir- jlfffilizmz' billdlll-Oil. 48 CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A.B., LL.B., Clrrk qf Mc 17Vl'ZE' York Siale Vv6fC'l'L'7lCl711' Collqgff. A.B.. Columbia: LL.B., Albany Law School, Union. ELMA CQRIGGS, M.D., ,70'rz'1'fzz! E,L'll11Il'lIL'l' zzz' My Saga foffqgf Q1'11zua5Z'2wz. 1. THORNE XVILSON, Clark fy' ffm Hfcrlzkaf Cofhgff. JESSIE PICHARD ANDERSON, Sfwzqgfraphw-, .Wm'1'ra! Callfgv. JOSEPHINE DICKSON, .SIlf5l'l'Z.llfL'lZZZlUlll of 1710 C0l .'Ufff7W1'7lZd1:j'. AUGVSTA REDDINGTON, flssislazzz' A'z11'.w in ffm Corin!! flml'1l?6Zl:l'. BIIRIAM AURELIA SNAITH, Asszkfzzfzi Afnrxv in Mc Carzzcff f11fr11zn7j'. IYIARIE LOUISE RI.-XCBETH, f15sL'.s'!a1z1 fa ffm IfV6Z10Ic 1l qf Slzgff Colfqgf. UMzYx'WA55?6.'S-'QA!bv ?'!ASAV!L,VJAXYWAL JA. NZ A '. An. g'Y. - -AS A-W0 47' ' w MX ! Q, ff fs 'Q ' V, N , 1 fix 49 ? B Wiiaf-f IHJ 1 6 will 1, f , if NNN?-J A ,f A my QW 6 ig Alt is I 3, ff 24 W I gxllfffi Mghgwmmiiv 15221 Mm Q Nm, WW' W U 2 rm z 5 s ul I Iiii llivijxltmjl A ' ' .Elm r 6' T' 'Z 'A ', L?-Ei' L-L ri f i . i ' 'za ' s 1-is :iii 1'-, -' 321. 2'Li..,,. ' - ,,, , Q :tg ,.,. I - , . , ' ' f I, ' . ' 'f, . 7411-',' 5, 'ti' ' Qjam N-f'r :,.:.-'? 41,--A .42- -'W ' Lt A13 21 ,--ual : fff: i - 5 9 'fi 'fm 5 -- , 'yf - 1 A -- ' .vi ' '.7fii41fw .' ft-:Wi -Qi' , . 2- f' . -A 1 .. A 11, lg A - wif 'A a' .Y if ., iw nr -mf i , . I -, 'H -,. , w , . , f' out .2 '1lll 'V' l' lillln vsH'hi1 lla' m E ll llfflil'llif! l''ll'' I 'Iufli'ii'iIr111f, , P+ filiilllv it H' l .Lg.I',iI A llllgtbkylx tt, A in mi'flWr ,fn lg, ll! 'il gimp' -li, 'JW A f' ii it .ff I NI' lla ' -,- - - - . l-'ll 'll-'-'l 1 ,J Ht. fig flip ,um Iii 'Pix lil A C: -'- -: li+' V' i' ,ii l i PR ACH RS af - li SAGE CHAPEL. 5'1- OCTOBER ' 1 OCTOBER 3 OCTOBER 1 5 OCTOBER 22 OCTOBER 2Q NOVEMBER 5 NOVEMBER I2 NOVEMBER IQ DECEMBER 3 JANUARY 7-1 JANUARY 2 1 JANUARY 28, FEBRUARY 4 Tall Cerm. -Bishop D. A. Goodsell, Chattanooga, Tenn., Methodist. -The Rev. S. R. Calthrop, Syracuse, Unitarian. -The Rev. I. J. Lansing, Scranton, Pa., Presbyterian. -The Rev. O. P. Gifford, Buiiralo, Baptist. -The Rev. Maltbie D. Babcock, Baltimore, Md., Presbyterian. -President William H. Crawford, D.D., Allegheny College, Mead- ville, Pa., Methodist. -The Rev. Edwin Pond Parker, Hartford, Conn., Congregation- alist. 6.-The Rt. Rev. George F. Seymour, Springfield, Ill., Episco- palian. -ro.-President Charles F. Thwing, D.D., W'estern Reserve Uni- versity, Cleveland, O., Congregationalist. willfil' CQYI11. 4.--The Rev. S. A. Eliot, Boston, Mass., Ullitaliall- -The Rev. J. A. Leighton, Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y. Episcopalian. -The Rev. C. C. Albertson, Germantown, Pa., Methodist Epis- copal. ' -President George B. Stewart, D.D-, Allburn CN. YQ Theolog- ical Seminary, Presbyterian. 50 FEBRUARY II FEBRUARY 18- AIARCH 4 MARCH II The Rev. XV111. M. Grosvenor, D.D., New York, Episeopalian 5.-The Rev. Philip S. Moxoni, D.D., Springfield, Mass., Con gregationalist. The Rev. joseph VVaite, Hartford, Conn., Unitarian. President VV. H. P. Faunce, D.D., Brown University, Provi dence, R. I., Baptist. SIJNIIQ CQYIII. . APRIL 8-1 5.-The Rev. Lynian Abbott, D.D., Brooklyn, Congregationalist APRIL 22 -The Rev. -Tas. H. Ecob, D.D., West New Brighton, Presbyterian .APRIL 29 -The Rev. Walton VV. Battershall, D.D., Albany, Episcopalian lw.-XY 6 -The Rev. Robert Collyer, New York, Unitarian. TWAY I3-20.-T116 Rev. Amory H. Bradford, D.D., Montclair, N I Congregationalist. MAY 27 -The Rev. Joseph H. Tvvichell, Hartford, Conn., Congregation alist. JUNE 3 -The Rev. William H. Whitsitt, D.D., Louisville, Ky., Baptist JUNE IO -The Rev. john Dows Hills, Dayton, O., Episeopalian. JUNE I7 -CBaccalaureate serrnonj The Rev. George A. Gordon, D D Boston, Mass., Congregationalist. ...gall 4, 1I2:XI..... fffflIE'f:illi J lilllfsfs ig- iv, 5115 Ibgrv whit J J ,!!5l T5 ul' X 3 i Ol SI CX XRSK 4 X IVE EC WMM Mmlmillw Xx asus, A: fl m' R ' 141 Nt' f i 'lm' ii ii :,H,'-.-!!.,,,! . ,U '.A- w - I , . . ll flllll' fl l ll ll ' I I - 5 ' ' ' fd a. , Q-, ,f 'Y 'Y Nl N. I5 V ,I -' : . w Y1x EJ.- -fi ,. :- :jj 'l,A4.--. i , 1 K -A . 1. -V--iiflz CASPAR RIENE GREGORX', A.M., Ph.D., LL.D., Leipsic, Germany, Religious Thought in Germany. CHARLTON T. LEWIS, Ph.D., New York City .... Insurance. KARLE BUDDE, D.D., Strassburg, Germany, The Pre-exilic Religion of Israel. I. The Origin of the Yahweh-Religion. II. Yahweh and His Rivals. III. Priests, Prophets and Kings as Champions of Yahweh. IV. Foreign Powers and the Written Prophecy of the Northern Kingdom. V. The Similar Conflict in the Southern Kingdom. VI. Iuclah's Collapse, and the Bases of its Re-establishment. 'WILLIAM H. TOLMAN, Ph.D., New York City . . Municipal Problems. VVILLIAM H- BALDWIN, A.B., New York City, Practical Business Management. HENRY G. HANCI-IETT, New York City f... Analytical Recital. WYALTER F. FREAR, A.B., LL.B., Hawaiian Islands, Hawaii: Its Government, LOUIS CARL ELSON, Boston, Mass. 4 . How to Listen to an Orchestra, 52 THOMAS M. OSBORNE, A.M., Auburn, Business Management. Beethoven and the Symphony. Schubert and the Song. ALBERTO F. LARCO, M.E., Trujillo, Peru ...... Peru ANTONIA C. DEP. P. BIAURY, Cambridge, Mass., Stars and Stellar Evolution HENRY E. TCREHBIEL. New York City . . ' Folk Song in America CHARLES GRAY VV.-XGNER, B.S., M.D., Binghamton . . . Insanity EDOUARD ROD, Ph.D., Paris, France, Le Roman Francais. Cyrano de Bergerac. WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM, D.D., LL.D., Cambridge, England, Plans of Towns. Organization of Building Trades. Stone Churches. A. R. MARSH, A.B., Cambridge, Mass. . Dante EDWARD ROSEWATER, Omaha, Neb. ...... Journalism CHARLEs WALDS'FEIN, Litt.D., Ph.D., L.I-I.D., Cambridge, Englandr The Spirit of Greek Art JOHN VV. FOSTER, A.B., LL.B., LL.D., Washington, D. C. . Diplomacy. ROBERT T. HILL, B.S., Washington, D. C. .... Puerto Rico ARTHUR FARWELL, B.S., Boston, Mass. . Wagner and the Opera FELIX ADLER, Ph.D., New York City . . Scholarship and Manhood HERBERT E. EVERETT, Philadelphia, Pa., I. The Composition of Ornament. II. The Distribution of Color in Decoration. III. The History of the Craft in Stained Glass. IV. The History of the Styles in Stained Glass. CLAUDE F. BRAGDON, Rochester . . . Pen and Ink Rendering. CHARLES T. HARRIS, Alfred . . Rooiing Tiles, WILLIAM L. PRICE, Philadelphia. Pa. .... House Building. JUDGE ALFRED C. COXE, A.M., Utica . Law of Shipping and Admiralty. ALBERT H. WALKER, LL.B., Hartford, Conn., Patent Laws of the United States, GEORGE S. MoRRisoN, C.E., New York City . . On Masonry Structure, MAJOR THOMAS W. SYMCNS, Buffalo . The Buffalo Breakwater. 53 JOHN C. TRALTTXVINE, JR., Philadelphia, Pa., The Philadelphia 'Water VVorks System ONVVARD BATES, C.E., Milwaukee, XVis. . . The Engineer at VVork HENRY GOLDMARIQ, C.E., Detroit, Mich., Locks and Lock Gates for Ship Canals GEORGE W. RAFTER, Rochester . Stream Flow in Relation to Forests DAVID NIOLITOR, VVashington, D. C., Tue Present Status of Engineering Knowledge respecting Masonry Con struction. EDWIN DURYEA, C.E., Brooklyn, Qualities and Habits of WoI'k Necessary to attain Success in Ciyil Engineering A. E. KENNELLY, Ph.D., Philadelphia, Pa. . . . VVireless Telegraphy R. W. RAYMOND, Ph.D., New York City COL. E. D. MEIER, M.E., St. Louis, Mo. F. H. REES, Elmira .... H. T. BAILEY, Boston, Mass. . C. I. FIELD, M.E., New York City OBERLIN SMITH, M.E., Bridgeton . KATHARINE GORDON BREED, Chicago, Ill., E. W. RICE, JR., ME., Schenectady . Mining Laws of United States Diesel and Other Gas-Engines . Horological Constructions Our Heritage from the Masters Recent Electrical Engineering . Chinese Mint Construction Art VVork from the Yellowstone . . Rotary Converters .sl - U 'L-4 l l ,X - sr. .Q-'trgjru . . - C., gl .g',T'Qi. .-3 .:-,- i ,,-Y ,-Q 1- . .. Zi.. qi x.!.:5N',ie:,s ftxllcazf Y. in . 4 :v:5,fx.. 4.3, 17. vosxf f5'., I 'Qi' WU ' 54 fF'r f' T Ek FELLOWS T 4. if 1' All I 'VT V N a . l I gy. 1, ax 0 I 'SCHSIIZAR ,lik W ii ii 'i w I H i g Nl W 1 J y u 1: y -25.2 . ,ip ' i I l J Ulili 'V University Fellows. THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP. Charles Bell Burke, B.L. C'Vanderbilt Univj, A.B. CHaryardj, English Literature THE MCGRAW FELLOWSI-III1. Edward Charles Murphy, B.C.E., MS., C.E. . Civil Engineering THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP. Charles Edward Brewer, A.M. QVVake Forestj . Chemistry THE SCI-IUYLER FELLGWSI-HP. Margaret Clay Ferguson, B.S. . , Bgtauy ,FI-IE SIBLEY FELLOXVSHIP. Erastus Lovette VVest, M.E. . . Mechanical Engineering THE QEOLDVVIN SMITH FELLOXVSHIP. Hugh Daniel Reed, B.S. . . . Vertebrate Zoology THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP. Charles Tobias Knipp, A.B., A.M. Qlndiana Unixtj . Physics THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP. Harry Waldo Kuhn, BS. COhio State Unixxj , . Mathematics Frank Eurich, jr., B.Arch. . Architecture 55 Albert Stamford, M.E ..... . Mechanical Engineering Chester Murray, Ph.B ....., A Romance Languages George Maxwell Howe, +,Unix'. of Indiaual . Germanic Languages Carl 'Warreii Gay, D.V.M ..... . Veterinary Science Williaiii Benjamin Fites, Ph.B. ....... Mathematics Pl'QSld2Ilf white TQHOWS ill history and Political SCRRCQ. Lilian Nlfyckoff johnson, A.B. CUniversity of Michiganj. Ambrose Pare VVinston, A.B. C'Unive1'sity of VVisconsinl. FQIIOWS in P0llllC2ll ECOIIOIIIV and fllldllfe. Roswell Cheyney McCrea, A.B. QHax'erford Collegel. Edwin VValter Kemmerer, A.B. Qllfesleyan Unixxj. 'Fellows in Ilatin and Greek. Marion Clyde VVeir, A.B. cfSt. Johns Coll.l, A.M. QUniV. of Chicagol. Donald Alexander McRae, A.B. C'Dalhousie Collegel. 'Fellow in Hmerican history. Waltei' Henry Ottman, A.B. Susan llinn Sage Fellows in Philosophy and Ethics Boyd Bode, A.B. CPenn. Coll.j, A.B. QUniv. of Mich.j. Alexander Wellington Crawford, A.B., A.M. QToronto UniV.l. Margaret Everitt Schalleuberger, A.B. CStanford Univj. 'Fellow in Ilrchitecture. Williaiii Herbert Dole, B.S. in Arch. EOHOWV Fellows. 'Wilmot Burkemar Lane, A.B., A.M. CToronto Univ.j, Ph.D. QUniv. of Vlfisconsinj Psychology Azariah Thomas Lincoln, B.S., MS., Ph.D. QUniv. of Wiscoiisiiil Chemistry Arthur Percy Saunders, Ph.D. Uohns Hopkins Univj . . . Chemistry I Graduate Scholars ill the School of Philosophy. Lena May Aldrich, A.B. QMt. Holyoke Collegej. Williaiii Chandler Bagley, B.S. QMich. Agr. Collegel, MS. QUniv. of Wiscoiisiiij Georgia Benedict, A.B. CWells Collegej. 56 Roy Victor Nye, B.L. CUniversity of Californiaj. Henry Leroy Taylor. A.B. Florence McLean VVinger, A.B. QUniversity of Nebraskaj. University Gfadllafe SCIYOIGYS. Leon XVilson Hartman, B.S., A.M. ....... Physics julia Ramsay Vanlx, A.B. C.Univ. of Arkansasj, A.M. QCornell Universityj, English Philology Kenneth Percival Rutherford Neville, A.B., A.M. fQueen's Collegej, A.M., CHar Vardj .......... Greek and Latin Roscoe Blake Morton, B.S. . ..... Petrography Vtfilliam Atwood Hilton, B.S . . . Microscopy, Histology, Embryology Eva VVooclWarcl Grey, A.B., A.M. . . . . Comparative Philology Chester Clay Torrance, C.E. . . . . Civil Engineering Benton Dales, B.S., A.M. CUniv. of Nebizj . . Chemistry Henry Lewis Rietz, B.S. COhio State Univj . . . Mathematics Charles Crawford W'hinery, BS. . . . . American History 57 ,:5,.g:,51- gm? VQAIE Q2 -I'-: 55.211-f-a:Q.Qf1:-,153figggji -Q..- 1 -5-L5zfE5f.f5:5.12513. '-,- .J ,,-.- -.,. 1 ff:- '1ii1fIf1fff'g Iloi 9' Q'.' I ' 5 I , K , the Zornell Scholarships. CHARLES HIERAIIXX SNYIJER, IQO2 Civil Engineering RUTH BENTLEY, 1902 . . . .... Arts YVALTER AUGVSTUS FREDERICK, 1903 Mechanical Eiigiiieeriiig CHESTER LEE MILLS, 1903 . .... Arts the H. E0l'd SCh0ldI'SblDS. CLARENCE ELMER R.1N1u,x1.I.. IQO2 . Civil Engineering SIDNEY GRAYES KOON, IQOQ . . Electrical Eiigiiieeriiig' I'IAROLD FREDERICK JEWETT, 1903 . Mechanical Engineering HERBERT C.-1R11ENTER SI'I.XTTUCIi, IQO5 .... Art5 Che mcliraw Scholarships. RAY PIUGHIES W111'r1sEcR, 1902 . . . . Arts KAT1-IRYN .lfLIZABF'l'II CL.-XRE C.1RR1G.exN, 1902 . Arts FRE1iER1cR XVILLIAM C1e111RLEs LIICDER, 1903 .... Arts ROSS CZILMORE lVlARYIN, 1903 .,.. Electrical Engineering the Sage Scholarships. HORACI3 LUTHER FIELD, IQO2 . Arts IRIQNE BELLE VAN KLEECIQ, IQO3 Arts FLORENCE DAISY LEFFERTS, 1903 Arts UW Siblfll Scholarships. ALBERT YVALTON, IQO2 . Mechanical Engineering ALAN ESTIS FLOWERS, IQO2 - Electrical Engineering WILLIAM GORDON ALLEN, 1903 . Mechanical Engineering IKE BAUII, 1903 .,.. . Electrical Engineering 58 the President white Scholarships. FRANK CUSTER EDM1NsTER, 1902 . THEODORE ECRFORD RHOADES, 1902 . JOHN CALUER PEARSON, 1903 . 101-1N E1.w00n VVENTWORTH, 1903 U12 li0l'dC2 GNQIW SCl70ldl'Sl1lD5. FRANCES CLARE LONGNECKER, 1902 . ERNEST HIQNIQX' R1EnE1., 1902 . HERBERT DARILTS .LXUGUSTINE DONOVAN, 1903 L1LL1AN CEc11.1A DUNN, 1903 . the john Stanton Gould Scholarships. JAMES AARON MAGOEEIN, 1902 . Isfxnc LEVY, 1902 . . . CORNE1.1Us DUBOIS BLOOMER, 1903 . LOUISE FARGO BROWN, 1903 . Ch? Stewart E. w00df0l'd SCb0ldl'SblPS. BERTHA LOU1sE ALEXANDER, 1902 . BIERVIN HERBER'P COULSTON, 1902 CHARLES XVILLARD C11A121N, 1903 R01,L1N K11i1BA1.L CHENEY, 1903 Hssociate Hlumnaz Scholar. ANNA B. TXOXVNSHEND, 1902 Frank william Padgham Scholar. HEATLEX' GREEN, 1901 59 . . . Arts Civil Engineering . . Arts Arts Arts Arts . Arts Arts Arts Arts Mechanical Engineering . . . . Arts Arts . . Arts . . . Medicine . Electrical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering .. .... .4 1 ,GR il ii Q '3 4? . 5 7 Y Q o 'Q , ml! 2'- - - oo 45' 4- S ' . 0 f '2- 1 TUDE .C .. . ter CA f-., . R ' o if 'S' '-5 N -ff, 1, vow, F g 7' - :- CP . 4 5 -' ' 0 1' ,. .. ,. -, V. v ' ' YNY Zandidates for Hdvanced Degrees. Lena Mary Aldrich, A.B. QMt. Holyokel, 1898, All. Qsainej, ISQQ--fjf'I.LJ.. E. Dong-las, Blass Pliilosopliy, Latin. Charles Anderson Alexander, M.E., 1897-17f.17f.E., Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering, Clieinistry. Frank Allen, A.B. CUniv. of New Brunswickj, 1895, A.M. Csaniel, ISQ7- Aulf., Fredericton, N. B., Canada. Physics. Leroy Anderson, B.S., ISQ6, MS. in Agr., 1887-P!1.D., IUMCH- Agriculture. Arthur Lynn Andrews, B.L., 1893, M.L., 1895-PAD., 13121021- English. Eugene Plumb Andrews, A.B., 1895-jJfI.D., 1512102- Greek, Classical Archae0lOg3', Comparative Philology. Blanche Tudor Austin, BS. CWells Coll.D, 1895-fffif., Ci11Ci1111H'ti, O. Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology. Clinton Leroy Babcock, A.B., 1895-P!z.D., BOOIIYUIG, Latin, Greek, Classical Archaeology. 101111 Phillips Badenhausen, M.E. CStevens Institutej, ISQ6-r1f.17f.E ., , Hoboken Mechanical Engineering. 60 ,N.5. VVillian1 Chandler Bagley, B.S. QMich. Agr. Coll.j, 1895, M.S. CUniv. of Wim, 1393-PAD., Philosophy, Neurology, Vertebrate Zoology XVillian1 Charles Baker, B.S.A., 1898-.r7f.S. fu flgr., Horticulture, Botany. 'William Nichols Barnard, M.E., 1897-.W..'7f.E., Mechanical Engineering. Detroit, Mich and Physiology. Buffalo Wiasliington, D. C Alvin Casey Beal, B.S. in Agr. CUniy. of Illinoisj, 1897-.7!.S. 2572 A,g'7'., Horticulture, Entomology. Charles Austin Beard, Ph.B. CDe Pauw Univj, 1898-.-IJII., History and Political Science. Charles Harrison Beckett, B.S. QMoorels Hill Coll.j, 1896-.-I Mathematics, Physics. Georgia Benedict, A.B. QWells Coll.j, 1899-PAD., Philosophy, History and Political Science. Ernest Blaker, B.S. CKansas State Univj, 1893-'Ph.D., Physics, Mathematics. Robert Byron Blakeslee, M.E., ISQQ-,'qf.11f.E ., Mechanical Engineering. Boyd Bode, A.B. QUniv. of Mich.j, ISQ7-Ph.D., Philosophy. Garrick Mallory Borden, BS., 1899-Ajll., History and Political Science. Mt. Vernon, Ill N ewcastle, Ind Jlf., Dillsboro, Ind Ellenville Kansas City, Kan Coal Glen, Pa Leighton, Ia Tunkhannock, Pa Charles Edward Brewer, A.M. QWalce Forest Coll.j, 1886-PAD., Wake Forest, N. C Chemistry. Robert Clarkson Brooks, A.B. C Indiana Univ.j, 1896-PAD., History and Political Science, Philosophy. Ithaca Charles Bell Burke, B.L. QVanderbilt Uniyxj, 1889, A.B. CI-Iarvard Univ.j, ISQI-f3fI.D., jackson, Tenn , English, Roniance Languages, Germanic Languages Saniuel Howard Burnett, A.B., I8Q2, MS., 1896-PAD., Veterinary Science, Histology. George Walter Cayanaugh, B.S., 1896--PAD., Cheinistry. 61 Vlfebster Ithaca Iudson Freeman Clark, B.S. in Agr. CUniv. of Torontoj, 1896, A.M. QCornell Univ.D, ISQQ-fjh.D., Guelph, Canada Botany, Chemistry. Louis Adelbert Clinton, B.S. QMich. Agr. Coll.Q, 1889-PAD., Ithaca Agriculture, Botany. julia Trueinan Colpits, A.B. fMt. Allison Uniyj, 1899-ifljlf., Point de Bute, Canada Mathematics. jacob Hoover Cowen, BS. fColorado Agr. Collj, 1894, B.S.A. QCornell Univ.j, 1899-flnll., Hotchkiss, Colo Horticulture, Botany. Edward Godfrey Cox, A.B. QVVabash Coll.l, 1899-.4..ll., Crawfordsyille, Ind English, German. Alexander VV'ellingtcn Crawford, A.B. QToronto Unixtj, 1895, A.M., Csainej, ISQS-PfI.D., Galt, Canada Pliilosopliy. john Morton Culver, A.B. Clndiana Unixnj, 1895-.4..lf., Sharpsyille, Ind History and Political Science. Blin Sill Cushman, B.S., 1893-P!z.D., Ithaca Cheniistry, Geology. Benton Dales, B.S. CUniy. of Nebraskal, 1897, A.M. Csaineb, 1899-PAD., Lincoln, Neh Cheniistry, Geology. Kary Cadmus Davis, B.S. CKansas Agr. Coll.j, 1891, M.S. fsainej, 1894, -Ph .D., Ithaca Horticulture, Botany, Entomology. Ira Harris Derby, B.S. CHarvard Univj, 1899-P!1.D,, Lyme Center, N. H. Chemistry, Physics. VVillia1n Herbert Dole, B.S. in Arch., 1894-.lf.S. in Arch., Brooklyn. Architecture. George Matthew Dutcher, A.B., 1897-Ph.D., Owego. History and Political Science. MOI1'iS Rogers Ebersole, B.S. QUniV. Cincinnatij, 1898-PAD., Cincinnati, O. Chemistry, Geology. Charles Ellgjelle Edgerton, A.B. fHHH1lltO11 Coll.D, 1882-PAD., Ithaca. History and Political Science. Margaret Clay Ferguson, B.S., 1899-PAD., Seneca Castle. Botany. 62 Claude VVillia1n Filkins, C.E., 1893, M.C.E., ISQ4'-Ph.D., Ithaca Mathematics, Civil Engineering. Robert Fischer, B.S. COhio State Univ.j, 1898-PAD., Columbus, O ' Chemistry, Geology. William Benjamin Fite, Ph.B., I8Q2-Pfl.D., Marign, 0 Mathematics, Physics. ' Stevenson Whitconib Fletcher, B.S. fMass. Agr. Coll.j, 1896, M.S. in Agr. QCornell Univ.Q, 1898-P!z.D., Middleboro, Mass Horticulture, Botany. Charles Stuart Gager, A.B. CSyracuse Univ.j, 1395, Pd.M. QAlbany Nor- mal Coll.j, 1897-Ajlf., Albany Botany. Charles Robert Gaston, Ph.B., 1896-PAD., Ithaca English, History and Political Science. Rose May Gortner, B.S. CSusquehanna Univ.j, 1898-AJIJ., Selins Grove, Pa English, History and Political Science. Eva Woodward Grey, A.B., 1898, A.M., 1899-Ph.D., Brooklyn Greek, Classical Archaeology, Comparative Philology. Hervey DeWitt Griswold, A.B. CUnion Collegel, 188 5-PAD., Dryden Philosophy, Comparative Philology, Semitic Language. George Graham Groat, A.B. CSyracuse Univ.j, 1895, Pd.M. CState Nor- mal Coll.j, 1897-AJW., Albany History and Political Science, Philosophy. Edith Rockwell Hall, A.B. CB-ryn Mawrj, 1893-Ph.D., Philadelphia, Pa History and Political Science. Leslie Cleveland Harlow, B.S.A., 1899-PAD., Lgqkport, Canada Chemistry. Leon VVilson Hartman, B.S., 1898, A.M., 1899-Pb.D., Ithaca Physics, Mathematics. Heinrich Hasselbring, B.S.A., 1899-Ph.D., Flint, Mich Botany, Horticulture. George Tracy Hastings, B.S., 1898-PAD., Phoenix Botany, Entomology. Xl-Iarry Hayward, B.S. in Agr., I894il7i.S. in Agf'-, State College, Pa Agriculture. iiln absentia. 63 Wfilliam Atwood I-Iilton, BS., 1899-fljlf., 'Waverly Histology, Vertebrate Zoology. Homer James Hotchkiss, C.E. CAllegheny Collj, 1888, B.A. Csamej, 1889, M.M.E. CCornell Univ.j, 1896-PAD., Ithaca Physics, Mechanical Engineering. Bertha Hoverstad, B.L. CUniv. of lNIinn.j, 1899,-.-Lili., Holden, Minn , English, Philosophy. George Maxwell Howe, AB., CUniv. of Inclianaj, 1894-PAD., Ithaca Germanic Languages, English, Romance Languages. George L. Hoxie, M.E., 1892, M.M.E., 1897-PAD., Ithaca Mechanical Engineering, Physics. Myrta Eleanor Hunn, A.B., 1899-I-l.,7f., Batavia Greek, Latin. Frederick Burton I-Iunt, A.B. QBncknell Collj, 1896-AJI., Clark's Summit, Pa Latin, Greek. Clement Ross jones, B.S. in C.E. CNVest Virginia UniV.j, ISQ4, M.E. Csamej, 1897-,4f.Ilf.E., Morgantown, W. Va Mechanical Engineering. Lilian Wyckoff johnson, A.B. CMichigan Univ.j, 1891-Ph.D., Memphis, Tenn History and Political Science. Ivy Kellerman, A.B. QOhio State Univ.j, 1898, A.M. CCornell Univ.j, 1899-PHD., Columbus, O Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology. Edwin Walter Kemmerer, A.B. QWesleyan Univ.D, 1899-PAD., History and Political Science. Charles Tobias Knipp, A.B. Qlndiana Univj, 1894, A.M. Csamej, 1896,- P!z.D., Bloomington, Ind Physics, Mathematics. Abraham Lincoln Kniseley, B.S.'CUniv. of Mich.j, 1891, M.S.Csa1nej, 1893-D.Sc. Geneva Chemistry, Horticulture, Agriculture. Daniel Chauncey Knowlton, A.B., 1898-PAD., Ithaca History and Political Science. 64 Sara Cecelia Knox, A.B., 1899-Aaflf., Ithaca Latin, Italian. Chujiro Kochi, B.S. QOhio Wesleyan Univj, 1896-PAD. Bingo, Japan Entomology, Histology, Botany. Harry VValdo Kuhn, BS. COhio State Unixrj, 1897-Ph.D., Etna, O Matheniatics. George Nieman Launian, B.S.A., ISQY-fl.fif., Allegheny, Pa Horticulture, Agriculture. Jacob Goodale Lipman, B.Sc. CRutgers Coll.j, 1898-Ajlf., Woodbiiie, N. I Chemistry, Agriculture. Elmer james McCauslland, B.C.E. CCornell Coll.7, 1892, C.E. Csainej, 1895, M.C.E. CCornell Univ.j, 1897-Ph.D., Ithaca Civil Engineering, Mathematics. Ira VVelch McConnell, C.E., I8Q71fiff.C.E., Kansas City, Kan Civil Engineering. Roswell Cheney McCrea, A.B. CHaverford Coll.j, 1897-fQh.D., Norristovvn, Pa History and Political Science. Grace Ethelyn McGonegal, A.B., 1899-Ajlff., Rochester Philosophy, Greek. Ira MacKay, A.B. QDalhousie Coll.j, 1897, A.M. Qsaniej, 1898-Ph.D,, Picton, N. S., Canada Philosophy. Elijah Bailey McNutt, A.B., 1899-AJW. History and Political Science. Donald Alexander MacRae, A.B. CDalhousie Coll.j, 1898, A.M. QCornell Univj, 1899-PAD., Canoe Cove, P. E. I., Canada Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology. Sarah Louise Magone, A.B. QWellesley Coll.j, 1889-AJIJ. Latin, Greek. james Otis Martin, B.S.A., 1899-A.M., Ithaqa Geology. Hefmall Ralph Mead, Ph.B., 1899-A.17f., Jainegtown History and Political Science. 'William Fairfield Mercer, Ph.B. QHillsdle Coll.i7, 1890. Ph.M. Csainej, 1 893-Pfz .D., Randolph Eutomowgv and General Invertebrate Zoology, Microscopy, Histology and Embryology. 65 Wilhelm Miller, A.B. QUniv. of Michj, 1892, A.M. QCornell Univ.j, I8Q71Pfl.D., Detroit, Mich Horticulture, Agriculture. Edna Virginia Moffet, A.B. CVassar Coll.j, 1897-flnlf., Richmond, Va History and Political Science. Benton Sullivan Monroe, A.B., 1896, A.M., I897-Ph.D., Romulus English, Comparative Philology. Alfred Austin Moore, A.B. C1-Ianiilton Coll.j, 1890-PAD. Clinton Romance Languages, Germanic Languages. Vida Frank Moore, Ph.B. Ovesleyan Univ.j, 1893, M.S. Qsainej, 1897-Pd.D., Steuben, Me Philosophy. John Harcourt Alexander Morgan, B.S.A. CToronto Univj, 1889-.4.XlI., Baton Rouge, La Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology. Charles Elmer Morris, A.B. Clndiana Univ.j, ISQQ-A.r'1f., Salem, Ind English. Roscoe Blake Morton, B.S., ISQQ-Ph.D., Chigagg, 111 Geology, Chemistry. Edward Charles Murphy, B.C.E., I-884, M.S., 1885-PAD., Ithaca Civil Engineering, Physics. Chester Murray, Ph.B., 1899-'Ph.D., Tottenville Romance Languages, Comparative Philology, Germanic Languages. Williaiii Alphonso Murrill, B.S. CVir. Poly. Inst.l, 1887, B.S. CRandolph- Macon Collj, 1889, A.B. Csamej, 1890, A.M. Csamej, 1891-Ph.D., Blacksburg, Va Botany. Burton Dorr Myers, Ph.B. CBuchtel Coll.j, 1893-A.4..fW., Attica, O Microscopy, Histology and Embryology, Neurology, Physiology and Vertebrate Zoology. Kenneth Percival Rutherford Neville, A.B. QHarvard Uuivj, 1898, A.M. Csameij, 1899-PAD., Newburg, Canada Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology. ' Frederick N051 M.E., 1897-!l17.1W.E., Newburg- Mechanical Engineering. ROY ViCf0T Nye, B.L. CUniv. of Californiaj, 1899-Ajlf., Los Angeles, Cal. Philosophy. Walter Henry Ottmann, A.B., 1897--Pb.D., Elmira. History and Political Science. 66 Ernest Alanson Pattengill, B.S. fIowa State Agr. Coll.j, 1897, B.S. QCor- liell U1llX'.j, 1899-.4.1'lf., Osage, Ia Mathematics. Mary Phelps, B.L. QAlbion Coll.j, 1896-JLXIY., Pontiac, Mich English, Philosophy. Charles Henry Rammelkamp, Ph.B., IS96-Plz.D., South Orange, N. I History and Political Science. Rolla Ray Ramsey, A.B. Clndiana Univ.J, ISQS, A.M. Csamej, 1898-PhD., Morning Sun, O Physics, Mathematics. Hugh Daniel Reed, BS., 1899-Ph.D., Hornellsville Vertebrate Zoology, Histology and Embryology, Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology. Raymond Clinton Reed, Ph.B., 1896-PAD., Ithaca Veterinary Science. Henry Lewis Rietz, B.S. COhio State Univj, ISQQ--Ph.D, Gilmore, O Mathematics, Physics. Williaiii Albert Riley, B.S. CDe Pauwj, ISQ7-Ph.D., Greencastle, Ind Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology, Botany. Frederick john Rogers, B.S. QKansas Agr. Collj, 1885, M.S. CCornell Univj, 1891-PAD., Ithaca Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics. Hedley Vicars Ross, A.B. CDalhousie Coll.j, 1893, A.M. QsameD, 1895, A.B. QI-Iarvard Univj, 1895-PWD., Stanley Bridge, P.E.I., Canada English, History and Political Science, Greek. Margaret Everitt Schallenberger CStanford Univj, 1898-PAD., San jose, Cal Philosophy, Microscopy, Histology and Embryology. Theophilus H. Scheffer, A.B. CKansas State Univ.J, 1895-Ajll., Delphos, Kan Entomology, Botany. Frances Seaton, A.B. QWellesley Coll.j, 1888-AJW., Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology. john Sanford Shearer, B.S., 1893-Pfl.D., Ithaca Physics, Mathematics. Seth L. Sheldon, B.S A., 1898-JIS. in Agfa, Ithaca Chemistry, Physics. George Hugh Shepard QU. S. Naval ACHdS111yD, 1391-1V-IV-E-, Ithaca Mechanical Engineering. 67 Charles Baird Simpson, B.S. CUniv. of Idahoj, 1898, B.S. C,Corne1l Univ.j, I 899-A Jil., Economic Entomology, Histology and Embryology. Edmund Sewall Smith, B.S., 1899-1JfI.D., Chemistry, Geology. Moscow, Idaho Buffalo George Armstrong Smith, B.S. in Agr. CToronto Univj, 1896-P!1.D.,, Morrisburg, Ont., Can Chemistry, Geology. George Gates Smith, jr., C.E., 1898, M.C.E., ISQQ-fJfI.D. Flint Civil Engineering. Albert Stamford, M.E., 1899-fl!.!lf.E., Mechanical Engineering. George NValter Stewart, A.B. CDePauwiJ, ISQS-fjhlv., Physics, Mathematics. Harry LeRoy Taylor, A.B., 1898--Ph.D., Philosophy, History and Political Science john Edgar Teeple, B.S., 1899--Ph.D., Chemistry, Mathematics. Chester Torrance, C.E., 1899-Il!.C.E., Civil Engineering. 2:Forest Milton Towl, C.E., 1886-!W.C.E., Civil Engineering. Grand View Kansas City, Mo Hamburg Ithaca Gowanda Brooklyn julia Ramsey Vaulx, A.B. QUniv. of Arkansasj, 1897, A.M. QCornell Univj, 1897-PAD., Fayetteville, Ark ' English, Germanic Languages. George Burridge Viles, A.B. QHarvardJ, 1892, A.M. Csamej, 1896-PAD., Germanic Languages, Romance Languages. Frastus Lovette VVest, M.E., 1899-!ll.!If.E., Mechanical Engineering. Lowell, Mass. Lakeville. Nathan Austen Weston, B.L. QUniv. of Illinoisl, 1839, M-L. 5311191 1393 -PAD., History and Political Science. Champaigu, Ill. Charles Crawford Whiiieijy, B.S., 1899-AJII., EHSI Ofalige, N. J. History and Political SCi611CG In Absentia V 68 Guy Montrose Whipple, A.B. QBrown Univ.D, 1897-Ph.D., Danvers, Mass Philosophy, Neurology Marion Clyde VVier, A.B. CSt. John'sj, 1892, A.M. Csamej, 1894, A.M. CUniv. of Chicagoj, 1897-Ph.D., Bunker Hill, Ill Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology. Norman Richard Wilson, A.B. QToronto Univ.j, 1899-PAD., Mathematics, Physics. Cobourg, Canada Florence MacLean Winger, A.B. CUniv. of Nebraskaj, 1895, A.M. Csamej, 1393-Ph-D-y Ithaca Philosophy. Ambrose Pare Winston, A.B. CUniv. of Wis.j, 1887-Ph.D., Chicago. Ill History and Political Science. George Foster VVoodbu1y, A.B. CColgate Univj, 1890--PAD., Enfield Centre History and Political Science, Semitic Languages. Henry Wilkes Wright, Ph.B., ISQQ- Ph.D., Harbor Springs, Mich Philosophy. Gl'3dlldfQ SYIICIQIIIS Iwi ll! RQSWQIICQ f0l' I899--1900. William Willard Ashe, B.L. CUniv. of N. Carolinaj, 1891, M.S. CCornell Univ.j, 1892-Ph.D., Raleigh, N. C Botany, Geology. Eloise Ellery, A.B. CVassar Coll.j, 1897-PAD., Wellesley, Mass History and Political Science Sophy Phillipa Fleming, A.B., 1874-Ph.D., Ithaca Romance Languages, Germanic Languages. Gertrude Shorb Martin, Ph.B. CUniv. of Michj, 1894-Ph.D., Ithaca History and Political Science, Philosophy. Carlotta joaquina Maury, Ph.B., 1896-Ph.D., Geology, Philosophy. Susie Percival Nichols, B.S., 1898-PAD., Botany, Entomology and General Inverteb Julia Swift Orvis, A.B. CVassar Coll.j, 1895-PAD., History and Political Science. Benjamin Powell, A.B., 1896, A.M., 1898-PAD., Greek, Latin, Archaeology. 69 rate Zoolo Cambridge, Mass Phippsburg, Me. gi- Dixon, Ill. Seneca Falls. Charles Smith Prosser, B.S., 1883, M.S., 1886-PAD., Columbus, O Geology, Invertebrate Zoology. Louis Revier Spinney, B.M.E. Clowa Agr. Collj, 1892, B.S. Csamej, 1893- DAS2-,, Ames, Ia Physics, Mathematics. Fred Carleton Stewart, B.S. Clowa Agr. Colljj, 1892, M.S, Csamey, ISQ4- Pl1,D., Geneva Botany. Georgia Laura White, Ph.B., ISQ6--f7fl.D., Ithaca History and Political Science. hot Candidates for Degrees. Harmon Benton, B.S. CA. X M. College ofAlaba1naQJ, 1891, M.Sc. Csamej, 1892, Uniontown, Ala Horticulture, Botany, Entomology. Elizabeth Carss, Ph.B., 1895, New York City Entomology. Agnes Mary Claypole, Ph.B. C,Buchtel Coll.D, 1892, M.S. tCornell Unixmj. 1894, Ph.D. QChicago Unixxj, 1896, Akron, O Histology. Arthur Burton Cordley, B.S. QMich. Agr. Collj, 1888, Cornwallis, Ore Botany. Frank Enrich, Jr., B.Arch., 1899, Detroit, Mich Architecture. Harvey Learn Fassett, Ph.B. CBucknell Unixxj, 1894, Scottville, Pa Chemistry, Mathematics. Linnaeus Hines, A.B. Qlndiana Unixnj, 1894, Evansville, Ind ROHIHIICG Languages, History and Political Science, Mathematics, English. Millicent Beecher Hopkins, B.S., 1899, Stone Church Entomology. Warren Mann, A.B. CSyracuse Univ.j, 1872, A.M. Qsamej, 1875, Potsdam. Entomology. Arthur Renwick Middleton, A.B. CUniv. of Rochesterj, 1891, Ithaca. Chemistry, Mineralogy, Physics. Albert William Robert, Ph.B. QYale Univj, 1883, Ithaca. Architecture. Theophilus H. Scheffer, B.S. QKansas State Univj, 1895, Minneapolis, Kan, Iintoinology. u George Walbridge, C.E. QLafayette Coll.j, 1898, Colorado Springs, Colo Chemistry, Geology, Mechanical Engineering. 50l10l'3I'V Fellows. Wilmot Burken1ar Lane, A.B. QToronto Univ.j, 1893, A.M. Csamej, 1894, Ph.D. CUniv. of Wis.l 1898, Napanee, Gnt., Canada Psychology. Azariah Thomas Lincoln, B.S. fWisconsin Univ.j, 1894, M.S. Csamej, 1898, Ph.D. fsamej, 1899, Mountfort, Wis Chemistry. Arthur Percy Saunders, Ph.D. Uohns Hopkins Univ.j, 1894, Experimental Farn1, Canada Chemistry. Gfddlldfe ill the new Y0l'k SUN U2l2l'ill3I'V ZGIIQQQ. Carl Warren Gay, D.V.M., 1899, Ithaca Gfddlldm SIIIUQMS ill Ulldefgfddlldfe ZOIIYSQS. john Abbott, M.E., CUniv. ofAlaban1aj, 1893-E.E. George Edward Adams, B.S. Agr. CR. I. Agr. Coll.j, 1894-Special. William Ambler, Ph.B. CI-Iillsdale Collj, 1896, B.S. fCase Schoolj, 1896-E.E Charles Ludwig Ambos, Ph.G. QN. Y. Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1893-!ll.D. Charles Bradley Andrews, A.B. CPrinceton Univj, 1898-IME. Frank Hiscock Andrews, D.V.M. QUniV. of Penn.j, I894-D. VJW. Edward Snow Atwood, Ph.B. CRochester Univ.Q, 1899-!ll.E. John Hammond Barker, B.S., 1899-LLB. Robert Lauder Bartlett, M.D. QTufts Med. Coll.j, 1897-Spedal. George Cameron Beach, B.L. CHobart Coll.j, 1898-L.L.B. Willis Elliott Bowen, Ph.G. CPhila. Coll. of Pharmacyy 1894-M.D. Frederick William Brecht, Ph.G. CNew York Coll. of Phar.j, 1898-M.D. Emi1e'Brunor, Ph.G. QBrooklyn Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1897-M.D. Guerdon Conde Buck, B.S. CUniv of Wis.j, 1896-XlJ.D. George Lincoln Bunnell, Ph.B. QYale Univj, 1896-171 .D. Samuel Howard Burnett, A.B., 1892, M.S., 18496-D.VV.1lf. Fred Forbes Bushnell, B.Agr. CStorrs Agr. Collj, 1897-D.V.1qf. Horace Carlton Bushnell, A.B. QCarleton Coll.-7, 18978-HIE. jacob Bushong, B.E. CWest Chester State Normalj, 1895-HIE. 71 Dennis George Callahan, A.B. CManhattan Coll.j, 1897-.7l.D. john Joseph Cavagnaro, B.S. fColl. of City of N. Y.j, 1898--,'l!.li. Albert Harvey Clark, Ph.B., 1898-f,f,.B. Frank Durborn Clark, B.S. CUniv. of Rochesterb, ISQ5-E.E. 'Williain Alexander Graham Clark, B.S. CN. C. Agr. and Mechj, 1897, M.E Csainej, 1899-.'lf.!5. Agnes Mary Claypole, Ph.B. CBuchtel Coll.j, 1892, M.S. QCornelliJ, 1894, Ph.D QChicago Univ. J, 1896-.'lf.D. Edith Jane Claypole, Ph.B. CBuchtel Coll.j, 1892, MS. QCornell Univ.J, 1893- .7f.D. Rose Cohen, M.E. CBl0O1l1Sl7lll'g Norinalj, 1885, B.E. fsainej, 1897-,M.D. Anson Elilceni Cohoon, B.S. QA. 8 M. Coll. of N. Carolinab, 1898-Sf:c'fz'a!. Gordon VVeir Colton, B.S. fBl'OOklj'11 Poly. Instj, 1898-.lf.E. W'illian1 Leigh Cook, C.E. QP1'l11C6iCO11 Univj, 1898-Eli. George Francis Corrigan, M.D. ClNI2ll'lO1l Linesj, 1899-,7f.D. John W. Corrigan, VS. COntario Yet. Coll.D, 1899-D. VIII. Hugh McCollu1n Curran, B.S. QN. C. Coll.j, ISQS-Sf6L'I.Hf. Samuel S. Dargan, A.B. CC1ofiin Univ. S. CQ, I8Q5T.'Jl'fS. Richard Harold Dearborn, A.B. CPortland Unixtb, 1895-E.E. Waltei' Charles De Garnio, BS. in C.E. cSVV8.l'tl111101'6 Collj, 1897-B..4rch. Helen Dennis, A.B. QVVellesley Coll.j, 1895-.17!.D. Paul Dolan, A.B. CFOl'Clll2i111 Coll.j, 1899-M.D. Clara Rosella Donaldson, M.S. C Ohio NO1'111Hl Univ.J, ISSQ--..S73CCl'llf. Phebe Van Vlack Doughty, A.B. CVassarjg 1895, Pd.B. CState Norinal Collegej, 1898-jl!.D. Saniuel Jerome Druskin, B.S., 1898-.7f.D. Emily Dunning, BS., 1897--.7f.D. Samuel Broadus Earl, B.A. QFnr1nan Unixtj, 1898, M.A. Csaniej, 1899--Elf. Theodore Julius Edlich, Ph.G. CN. Y. Coll. of Pharinacyj, 1893--17!.D. Franklyn Ellsworth Edwards, M.D. CUniv. of Buffaloj, 14893-Sf?6'Cl.llf. Harold Franklin Ely, B.S. fM.E.j, CPurdue Univ.j, 1899--.7f.E. Newton Gurdon Evans, B.S. QUnion Coll. Lincoln, Neb.j, 1895--.W.D. F1'CdCTiCk Everett, B.S., 1899-1'1!.D. A George Abrain Everett, A.B., 1899-j,L.B. Robert Coyner Fenner, BS., CPhila. Cent. H. SQ, I899 f7Lf-E- Harry Stark Fincke, Ph.G. QN. Y. Coll. of Pharxnacyj, I899 -'17f-D- 72' ' Henry John Fischer, Ph.G. QN. Y. Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1892-,7f.D. Clinton Medbury Flint, A.B. QUniv. of ROCl'lEStE1'D, 1898-LLJ9. William VVilcoX Follmer, B.S. QDickinson Sem.J, 1897-Af.E. John Scott Fowler, B.S. CPhila. Cent. H. SQ, 1899-17l.E. Fabian Garcia, B.S. CNew Mexico Agr. Colljj, ISQ4-Sffflidf. Charles Hol1nes Gillies, M.D. QPhila. Medico-Chij, 1899-.M.D. Harry W'ilson Gilmore, Ph.B. fPenn. Coll.J, I894,-CEE. Matthew Gilmour, Jr., A.B. CyHampden-Sidneyj, 1898-Eji. James Treat Gorton, B.S. QNew York Univj, 1898-i7f.D. Henry John Gundacker, A.B. QTrinity Coll.J, 1897-.M.D. Magnus Sigmund Haas, A.B. CUniv. of Georgiaj, 1899--XIIE. Thomas Leroy Hankinson, B.S. CMich. Agr. Coll.J, 1898-B.S. Carl Earnest Hardy, B.S. in E.E. QVa. Poly. Inst.J, 1897-JKE. Charles Crane Hawley, Ph.B. CHamilton Coll.J, 1899-LL.B. Walter Wing Hay, A.B., 1899-LL.B. Ralph Jones Hess, B.S., 1896-211.11 Shirley Nathaniel Combs Hicks, B.S., 1899-,7f.D. Edward Raymond Hildreth, A.B., 1898-M.D. Mercir George Hilpert, B.S. Qlowa State Univ.J, 1898-CE. Grant Sherman Hopkins, B.S., 1887, D.Sc., 1890-D.V.17f. Levin James Houstonf, Jr., A.B. CMaryland Agr. Coll.J, ISQSiC.E. Jessie Elliott Hueston, B.S. CNat. Normal Univ.j, 1883-Speczkzl. John Alexander Hunter, B.S. CCentre Coll.J, 1896-E.E. Irving Adelbert Hunting, B.S. CAlfred Univ.J, 1894-XlJ.E. Walter Thompson Janney, A.B. CPhila. Cent. H. SQ, ISQS-flf..E. Harold Eddy Johnston, A.B. CWillia1ns Coll.J, 1899-Eli. Mortimer Eugene Joiner, A.B. CBates Coll.j, 1893-LLB. Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, A.B. CBuchtelJ, 1893, M.S. QCornellJ, 1894 Ph.D. CCornellj, 1895-IMD. Augustine Thomas Vincent Kingston, A.B. CFordham Coll.J, 1898-!1ff.D Edwin Jackson Kyle, B.S.A. CTeXas Agr. Coll.J, 1899-B.S.4L1. Arthur Armin Landsman, Ph.G. QN. Y. Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1896-Klip, Herbert Blanchard Lee, A.B., 1899-LLB. Louis Frederick Licht, Ph.G, QBrooklyn Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1898-,Wil Thomas Charles Lippman, Ph.G. CNew York Coll. of Phar.J, 1898-.WD Elizabeth Lock, A.B. QUnion Collegej, 1895-14.5. 73 Mary Chandler Lowell, M.D. fPhysicians and Surgeons, Bostonj, 1886-LLJJ. George Lewis McCracken, M.E. CiVVest Chester Normalj, 1896, B.P. Csamej, 1899-Sjnffial. Mary McCracken, B.E. CWest Chester Normalj, 1894, M.E. Csamej, ISQ6-SfJUfl.H! Robert Stevenson MacDonald, Ph.B., 1899--.'lf.D. john 'Warren McKee, B.S. QNortliern Indiana Normalj, 1898, B.P. Csameb, 1899-A.B. Grant Brown McLaughlin, A.B. fPhila. Cent. H. S. 7, 1895-CE. john Howell McLean, Ir., A.B., M.D. fSoutl1western Presb. Unixxj, 1896, 1899-,M.D. Mary Maclvlillan, A.B. CGale Coll.J, 1895-IMD. Williani Henry Magill, Ph.B. QBrown Univ.j, 1893-.lf.D. James Francis Martin, A.B. QSt. Francis Xavierj, 189.1-JILD. Ethel Mayer, A.B. CNew York Normal Coll.D, 1896-11.0. Dean Miltimore, B.S., ISQQ-AKD. Michael Mislig, Ph.G. C,Moscow Univ. J, 1898-, If.D. Charles Melvin Mix, A.B., 1898-D. VNU. Clarke John Morrison, Phar.D. CNational College Phar.J, 1897-EE. Chester Davis Moses, M.E., 1897-!W.D. George Henry Mueller, B.S. in M.E. CPurdue Univj, ISQQ-fIf.fLi. Walter Mulford, B.S.A., I8QQ-B.S.fx. joseph Augustus Mulholland, A.B. CFordham Coll.3, ISQ7-1'1f.D. Burton Dorr Myers, Ph.B. CBuchtelQ, 1897-JMD. George Gordon Needham, A.M. CN. Y. City Coll.j, IS62, M.D. CBellevue Med. Coll.j. 1865, Ph.G. CN. Y. Coll. of Pharmacyb, I88I1SP66l.Uf. Robert johnson Neely, B.S. in M.E. CVa. Poly. Inst.j, 1899-E.E. William Johnston Payne, A.M. QGeorgetown Coll.j, 1897-E .E. Henry Pearson, B.S. CUniv. of Alabamaj, 1899-IMD. Harrie 'Waterman Peck, Ph.B. CYale Univj, 1897-i'lff.E. Eugene Albertus Pharr, A.B. QCentenary Coll.j, 1895--!1I.E. Alan Edgar Philbrick, Ph.B. CYale Univj, 1898-E.E. Farrand Baker Pierson, A.B. CPrinceton Univ.j, I897- !7!f-D- Russell Benjamin Putnam, B.S. CCentenary Coll.j, 1894-IME. g Samuel joshua Raphaelson, BS. QCo11. of City of N. YJ, 1899-M.D. Samuel Watson Reaves, B.S, CUniv. of North Carolinaj, 1899-A.B. Arthur Emil Riedel, E.M. C Columbia Unixtj, 1896-Slzbeczhl. 74 Damaso Rodriguez, B.C.E. QTexas Agr. and Mech. Coll.J, 1896-CE Arthur Evan Rommell, B.S. Clfowa Wesleyanj, 1898-CE. Oscar Christian Roos, B.S. CColl. of City of New Yorkj, 1899-EE. Louis Schaefer, Ph.G. KN. Y. Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1898-.flf.D. Nan Gilbert Seymour, A.B., 1897-,7f.D. William Francis Shanley, A.B. CSt. Bonaventure's Coll.J, 1898-JMD Mary Edith Simonds, A.B. QW'ellesley Coll.J, 1897-HKD. Marion de Kalb Smith, Jr., A.B. QWashington Coll.J, 1898-CE. VVilliam Hereford Smith, B.S. CCentre Coll.J, 1897-i'lf.D. Clifford Melton Stegner, B.S. QUniv. of Cincinnatij, I8QQ4Ci.E. Albert Woodward Stephens, A.B. CBucknell Coll.J, 1896-H.S.,4. Walter Campbell Stevens, LL.B., ISQQ-8.5. Bert Brenette Stroud, B.S., 1891, D.Sci., 1895-XIKD. Royden Johnston Taylor, B.E. CIndiana Pa. Normal Q, 1896-C .111 Henry Elliott Thompson, M.D. Clowa State Normalh, 1896-Il! .E . Victor Corse Thorne, Ph.B. QYale U11iv.J, 1894. LL.B. CColumbia Un 1899-!lf.D. James Grant Tracy, Ph.B., 1898-!,L.B. Dennie Hammond Udall, B.S.A. CUniv. of Vermontj, 1898-MZQ. If'..fl!. Samuel Matthews Vauclain, B.S. CPhila. Cent. H. SQ, 1898-IME. Anne Irene Von Sholly, A.B. QBarnard Coll.J, 1898-JMD. Archibald Robinson Ward, B.S.A., 1898-D. VJW. Paul Harrison Waterman, A.B. CWilliams Coll.j, 1898-JMD. Julius Weiss, B.S., 1899-,qf.D. Joseph Storer Wheelwright, A.B. CYale Univ.J, 1897-AID. Edward Lyman VVi1der, A.B. QWilliams Coll.J, 1899 -12.5. Jessie Campbell Wilson, BE. CBiOOI11SbL11'g Pa. Normalj, 1896-.4.H. Willets Wilson, Ph.G. QPhila. Coll. of PharmacyD, 1895-HID. Floyd Robins Wright, A.B., 1898-!lf.D. Frank Clark Yeomans, A .B. CYale Univ.j, 1897-JKD. Eugene Jerome Zeiner, Pl1.G. QNeW York Coll. of Phaizj, 1896-,WD Raphael Zon, B.S., B.A. CClassical Gym. at Simbirskj, 1892-B.S.F. Morris Zucker, Ph.G. CNew York Coll. of Phaixj, 1897-!ll.D. 75 i OLE DHIQIQCII Blllldfkd. Fin de Sieele, Siecle, Siecle, Fin de Siecle we Yell g Nineteen Hundred, Nineteen Hundred, Cornell, Cornell, Cornell. OLIVE'GREEN AND WHITE. ZIZISS 0ffiCQl'S. C. C. WEST . . . J. P. SATTERLEE . MISS M. E. HARDING . A. R. AYERS . . MISS M. D. REID . L. D CONKLING . Miss N ANGELL . J. H. GOULD . . B. NOLAN . J. L. F. HANNIER C. H. KNAPP . W. FAUST . . GARRETSON I. A. M. MISS E. W. IEWELL MISS A. C. SHANKS E. T. MAGOFFIN . G. YOUNG, IR. P. B. GENGER H. H. BASSETT . R. W. BEARDSLEE, P. B. WINDSOR . 77 P1'csz'dc1z f . Ffrsi V2'6c-Presidffz f. Sefozza' Vzke-P1'esz'dc1z!. f36601'dz'7zg Sfcifeffaijlf. C01f1'e5j5o7zdz':zg Serreicz Tzfcczszzrer. Assislafzz' T 7'ms1n'c7'. Class Omior. flf677Z07'Z.C'!f Orczfor. lily Oraiofz Prize Omior. Profbfzczf. H is fo Via zz . Essayisi. Poei. zVewj Dz'2fc'rz'07'. Foniball Dz'rec!07'. Eascba!! Dz'rcd01'. Track Dz'ref!or. Ma1'5ha!s. I james Sartelle Adams, flham, Arts Robert Leon Alexander, Sjzrizzgjield, O., Electrical Engineering fb E K. Fredonia Allen, Pli.B., l1zdz'a1zap0!z's, Ind., Arts Mabel Clare Almy, ffham, Philosophy William Ambler, Ph.B., BS., Clewelmzd, O., Electrical Engineering C2-Tl Ludwig Ambos, Ph.G., 1Vcw York Cizgf, Medical Mary Eliza Anderson, Plalisbzug, Philosophy ,Ethel Montgomery Andrews, I31'00kQf1z, Science K K F. Frank Hiscock Andrews, D.V.M,, Symmse, Veterinary. Nina Angell, Iffzczaz, Arts. K A 9 3 Raven and Serpent: Der Hexenkreis. Harry Burnside Austin, Glens Huis, Law. Earl Amos Averill, Adams, Mechanical Engineering, B 9 H 5 Captain Cadets C4j. 78 Augustine Ridenour Ayers, Toledo, O., Electrical Engineering- cb K Nl' 5 Sphinx Head 3 Aleph Samachg Freshman Crew, University Scholarship, Soph- omore Cotillion Committee, Musical Clubs C31 f4J Class Treasurer 1353 Chairman Junior Smoker Committee, Captain 'Varsity Four-oared Crew t3jg President Elec- trical Society Q4l. Charles Walter Babcock, Porzliac, IZZ., Law. A T Ag Savage Club, Round Table, Thelimag Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Q25 ff-,J t4jg Masque 129 tsl Ml: Era C49- John Dwight Bailey, Dmzswllo, Civil Engineering. A T sz. Viola Jane Bailey, Corolzoza, R. I., Medical. Frank Sutherland Baker, Rome, Arts- A T A g Junior Smoker Committee. Julius Fred Baker, Oswogo, Mechanical Engineering- Alice Mary Baldwin, Eos! Orange, N. f., Arts- Jane North Baldwin, 'Sarmzoc Lake, Medical. Anna Laura Baker, Cfayfofz, Arts- A fb g Raven and Serpent. Clarence Lyon Barnes, Lookj5on', Veterinary Herbert Howard Bassett, A7ofoB1fz'1'oz'1z Coma., Civil Engineering. Quill and Dagger g 'Varsity Track Team CID fzj Q31 3 'Varsity Relay Team tsl 3 Indoor Relay Team Q3 lg Class Relay Team tal g Class Track Team til Qzj g Director 441 : Cor- nell Record Half-mile Run g Senior Banquet Committee. Jerome Arch Bateman, Boofzzfzllo, Law. George Wasliington Bauder, fWz'dd!efozon Pa., Arts. August Hector von Bayer, DVashi1zgz'o7z D. C., Civil Engineering. Banjo Club UQ tal f3jg Mandolin Club C25 f3jg Prize Medal Competitive Drill til: Cap- tain Cadets L3j 3 Vice President Association Civil Engineers Q45- Williairi Hector von Bayer, Woshz'1Lgfo7z D. C., Agriculture. Captain Cadets Q3J. Robert Wiiislow Beardslee, GOZL7JE7'7Z6'Zl7', Electrical Engineering. Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg 'Varsity Crew Q25 t3bg Junior Smoker Committee 1 Class Day Committee. George Crocket Becket, Afow York Cizjf, Medical, Jesse Merritt Bell, Lockporf, Mechanical Engineering- Gordon Mansier Bentley, Graaf Barfiazgfofz, flfass., Agriculture. Julian Juriah Benton, lflfosl' Bfrkchyf, Col., Medical- 79 Charles W'illiam Bergen, Cauayoharlo, Mechanical Engineering A T SZ, Class Baseball Team Q25, Masque Q25 Q35 Q45, Senior Ball Committee. Helen Dorsey Binkerd, Brookyrz, Architecture A LD , Ichthus, Raven and Serpent, Class Poet. Paul Percy Bird, Rofhesler, Mechanical Engineering A T A. Arthur Samuel Blanchard, Chicago, Ill., Mechanical Engineering A T A , Quill and Dagger, Era Q35 , Business Manager Q45 , Senior Ball Committee. Frederick George Bodell, Auburn, Law joseph Kirkpatrick Bole, Clevelozzd, O., Science A A lb, Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samach, Uncline, Class Baseball Team Q15 Q25, Cap tain Q25, 'Varsity Baseball Team Q15 Q25 Q35, Captain Q45. Josephine Edith Bowman, Ho1'1zoll5zfz'll4', Arts Aftermath. Lawrence William Boynton, Wbz'l7zQf's Pofzzi, Law fb 2 K , 'Varsity Track Team QI5 Q25 Q35, Substitute 'Varsity Football Team , Senior Lau Banquet Commitee. William James Brannen, Bolizfar, Law Elizabeth Musgrove Braine, Brookllfn, Science Craig Ridgway Branson, Phz'ladolol1z'a, Pa., Electrical Engineering Clarence Edward Breckenridge, Sl. Louis, flfo., Electrical Engineering Charles Harold Briggs, Pasadena, Cal., Science William Ralph Bright, Sl. Louis, filo., Civil Engineering Charles Shattuck Brintnall, Chicago, Ill., Science 9 N E 9 Era Q35 , Senior Statistics Committee. Henry Brodman, IWZU York C2'zj1', Medical Arthur De Witt Brooks, Clezfelmzd, O., Science A K E, Mummy Club, Savage Club, Undine, President Bench and Board, Mermaid Banjo Club Q25 Q35 Q45, VVidow Q25 Q35 Q45, Artistic Editor Q35, Sophomore Smoker Committee, junior Smoker Committee, Class Secretari' l3lS 1900 Class Book Committee. Henry Chapin Brooks, ffafffford, C omz., Law. A X. Revilo Talcott Brooks, Ruskforrl, AfChitSCture. ,99 Class Baseball Team Q25 , 'Varsity Lacrosse Team Q 35. Irving Clinton Brower, Phz'ladoQahz'o, Pa., Civil Engineering. Mary Hess Brown, Columbus, O., Medical. So. Ralph Minthorne Brown, llhafa, Arts Class Cross Country Team f3j. Arthur Parsons Bryant, N67Z'f07lT'1'f!C, Zlfass., Arts al' T3 Quill and Daggerg Savage Club 3 Lamp and Snake 3 Round Table 5 Mummy Club Mermaid 3 'Varsity Football Team Q45 g Mandolin Club Cel C31 3 Leader t4j. Ralph Clement Bryant, Przbzrofon, ffl., Forestry 41 T A. Myron Webster Buchanan, C'!ayz'1'!!c, Electrical Engineering 'Varsity Track Team fgj. Ellard Buck, lifes! Grofon, Philosophy Guerdon Conde Buck, BS., Plalfozvillo, Wz'.v., Medical Harry Stone Budd, Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering George Lincoln Bunnell, Ph.B., B7'Z.lligEp07'l', Conn. Medical George Frederick Burrows, Austin Burt, Bzgjfa Zo, flfilwa ufaoe, HHS. fb 1' A 3 Glee Clubg Cornell Congress. Henry Weil Butler, .Nero York Cizjlf. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering William Marsh Butler, ,,S5'7'6Zl'ZlSL', Civil Engineering K A. Gertrude Sweetland Cadogan, ffomolzsoille, Science A Cb, Der Hexenkreis. Ernest Bacon Cary, Lockpori, Mechanical Engineering Charles Howard Catlin, Chicago, Ill., Science William Lyle Catlin, Chaifafzoogo, Ylfrm., Mech. Engineering john joseph Cavagnaro, B.S., .New York Cizjf, Mechanical Engineering Elbert Goodsell Chandler, Yczfeszfille, Conn., Mechanical Engineering Carlton Throop Chapman, Pologfm, Civil Engineering William Edwin Chase, Norflz Rmdiazg, Electrical Engineering Edward Glenn Cheyney, Mf6ZShZ.7lggf07Z, D. C., A1-ts 1900 Class Book Committee. Kenneth Ogilvie Chisholm, Brookgffz, Law X NI' 3 Round Table 5 Thelima g Chairman Freshman Law Banquet Committee. Coryell Clark, Nezef York CMV, Medical Edward Frank Clark, lV62e'l1wjgfh, Law Sphinx Head g S1171 Q3jg Business Manager Q4jg 394 Memorial Stage. S1 Frank Durbon Clark, B.S., Rorfzrslcr, Railway Engineering Banjo and Mandolin Clubs 4 2-1. Harold Haines Clark, Ezgfalo, Mechanical Engineering William Alexander Graham Clark, B.S., M.E., Guy Forsythe Cleghorn, Henry Troth Coates, Ir., Rdffllgfl, S. C., Mechanical Engineering Grfm Zvlazzd, Medical Bcrqwz, Pa., Mechanical Engineering Kb I' A 5 Cross Country Team Q3l: Bicycle Team ljll Secretary Cross Country Club g4j. julia Andrew Cochran, llham, Philosophy Frances Cohen, A.B., A7620 Mark Cizjf, Medical Charles Winn Coit, H0Q'oA'f, flfass., Civil Engineering dv A 93 Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head: Rod and Bob, Captain Freshman Crew, Class Football Team 113 fzlg Class Track Team U3 1233 Sophomore Cotillion Committee President junior Class: Assistant Manager Navy Qgl. Gordon Weir Colton, BS., Braokfwz, Mechanical Engineering Nl' Tg Bench and Boardg Mermaid, lvlummy Club. William Eltinge Conklin, Fzlvhkifl, Civil Engineering Rod a11d Bob. Leon De Verre Conkling, .E!11zz'ra, Civil Engineering Class Treasurer L4j g President Association Civil Engineers. William Leigh Cook, Pdzzcefozz, JV. f., Electrical Engineering Senior Banquet Committee. Einelyn Lincoln Coolidge, B7'o0k!z'2zc, flfczss., Medical William Hawkins Coon, Eafazfzd, Law Inez Corcilius, famesiofwz, Arts Sennightly S. P. A. g Captain Tennis Club Q35 Q41 5 Dramatic Club g Philosophical Club. Joseph Aloysins Corr, Troy. Law A X. George Francis Corrigan, M.D., New York Cizjf, M6diC2ll john W. Corrigan, VS., Omega, Veterinary Margaret Clara Costello, Syramse, Arts Thomas Hill Cowdill, Agafaqrjgy Mechanical Engineering Herbert Lee Coeing, University Scholarship. B7'00k0'7Z, Sz Electrical En gin eerin g Clifford De Witt Coyle. Sl. Louis, Ilfo., Law. Z NP, 9 N Eg Chancery 5 Lamp and Snake 3 Mermaid 3 Bench and Board 3 Undine g Sopho- more Cotillion Committee 3 Chairman Smoker Committee, Cheer Leader. Frank Monroe Crouch, 2l'czo link Cizjf, Arts. Illagrzzzbze 143. Harold Chester Crouch, Oswego, Mechanical Engineering. Williaiii David Cunningham, E!lc7zvz'!.'e, Law. Williaiii john Cunningham, Sag f7Ql7'b07', Civil Engineering- Allen Curtis, Affzo York Czlv, Mechanical Engineering. S N E1 Mummy Club. john jay Cuyle, Oszoqgo, Mechanical Engineering. Williaiii Cox Dalzell, jr., So. Lfgrmzozzi, flloss. Mech. Engineering. Z X 3 Sphinx Head g Freshman Crew, Annapolis Crew 123, Substitute 'Varsity Crew 123 3 'Varsity Crew 133 143 3 Captain 153, Class Track Team 1231 Class Football Team 123, junior Smoker Committee, Single Sculls Championship 143. Carl Dautel, Clymffafzd, O., Law. Z Xl' 3 Mummy Club 1 Bench and Board g Mermaid g Round Table g junior Ball Committee. John Kilbourn VVarner Davenport, So. Hddfiil' Falls, Moss., Elect. Engineering. K E g junior Smoker Committee. Louis Leopold Davidson, IVe1o Tbrk Cizjf, Meclical, John Charles Davis, Bzhzglzamion, Civil Engineering. University Scholarship, Class Track Team 113 123: 'Varsity Track Team 133, Cross Country Team 133. Richard Harold Dearborn, Salem, Orch. Electrical Engineering. A T g Class Track Team 123. Vlfalter Charles DeGarmo, Ilham, Architecture, Van Ness De Lamater, Hudsovz, Mechanical Engineering. Class Track Team 113 g 'Varsity Track Team 123 133. Robert Deming, Cleveland, O., Mechanical Engineering. Sphinx Head, 'Varsity Track Team 113 123 133 143 g Captain 143, Class Track Team 113 123 g Glee Club 113 123 153, Cheer Leader. Helen Dennis, A.B., Nozoa7'k, N. f., Medical. Mary Rebekah Dennis, Clzarloife, A1-tg, Allie Divine, Ellmvilfe, Medical. Harriet Dodge, BYWQZU. Science. A T Q Raven and Serpent, Ichthus, Secretary Sports and Pastimes Association. S5 Norman Dodge, Washizzgimz, D. C., Science E dwg Undine 5, Bencl1 and Board 3 Mermaid 3 President Chess Club. Robert Daniel Donohue, Skaufalflcs, Law Richard James Donovan, .Ne2ey5w'!, !3.Ql., Mechanical Engineering Mai cus Motier Drake, Jr., Bzgfalo, Electrical Engineering A T S2 1 Sphinx Head g Scalp and Blade 3 Mermaid 3 Class Track Team 123 1 'Varsity Track Team Q21 fpglg Junior Promenade Committee 3 Chairman Cheer Committee. Gardiner Sherman Dresser, Afea' York Czlfr, Philosophy A T3 Sphinx Head 3 Aleph Samach Q Mandolin and Banjo Clubs QU 125 Lf-,J Q43 Q President Savage Club, IQOO CORNELLIAN: Al1zm1zz'rYf'zwsg Chairman Senior Banquet Com mittee g Freshman Banquet Committee. Elsie Maria Dutcher, A I' 5 Wayside Club. Jessie Margaret Eades, Robert Cook Eccleston, Hans Olaf Egeberg, Senior Ball Committee. Harold Franklin Ely, B.S., Francis Jesse Engel, Alfi ed Englert, Charles Scott Estabrook, 021 'qg'0, S!1'caz'ur, HZ., O.rfb1'd, .S1lI6'lll!l7Zt'lIl', .Norfr B7'00A'0'll , flfLzU'i'z'!lz', Temz ., B7'00k4j'1Z, fgZ.lZ.g'h6Z1llll02l , Philosophy Arts Mechanical Engineering 'a1', Civil Engineering - D D Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering, Law X lg Round Table g Thelima g Mandolin Club QIJ Q25 L5J Q Vice-President Senior Law Class William Sears Estabrook, Bizzgham fozz, Philosophy X NPQ Quill and Dagger, Bench and Board, Mermaid, 1900 CORNELLIANQ Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Qgl Q4Jg Class Day Committee. Clai ence Bartlett Etsler, '86 Memorial Stage. Newton Gurdon Evans, BS., 'Wallace Hugh Failing, fb A o. ' Lilian Keturah Pond Farrar, A.B., John Wesley Faust, Jennie Wilheliiiiiia Sophie Felldin, George Irwin Finley, A KDS Mandolin Club f3J Q4J. Henry John Fischer, Ph.G., Gazwzzzda, Baflle Creek, fllirh . , Bcz!dwz'2zsz'z'!!e, New York C5195 Pozaglzkeepszkf, Azzbwfn, Phz'ladeQ6hz'ez, Pa., New York Cizjf, 84 Law Medical Law Medical Science Airs Civil Engineering Medical Edward Charles Fish, Salamanra, Law. cl' T, Chancery , Lamp and Snake, Mermaid, Bench and Board. Carl DeWitt Fisher, folnzslozwz, Pa., Arts B 9 H , Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach , Class President Q13 , Freslnnan Banquet Commit- tee , Junior Promenade Committee , Assistant Manager Musical Clubs Q31 , Manager Q4j, Era Q3J, Editor-in-chief Committee Q35 Q4J. Squire E. Fitch, John Tracy Fitzpatrick, University Scholarship , President Roy Emery Fletcher, Walter Stebbins Ford, i4l5 Lieutenant-Colonel Cadets Q4j, Military Hop Tflfeszjield, Civil Engineering B1'00kQf7z , Arts Chess Club Q4j. Iffzczm, Philosophy E!11zz'm, Electrical Engineering Military Hop Comn1ittee , Major Cadets Q4J. Herbert Hamilton Foster, Cazzandaigzza, Philosophy Captain Cadets Q4l. Edward Hughson Frear, Ifham, Law Julius Frankel, .New lfark Cizfy, Medical S. Webster French, jr., lmzfha, filo., Science jacob Anton Fronheiser, fohzzslozwz, Pa., Law X lb, Chancery, Quill and Dagger, Lamp and Snake, Round Table QIJ Qzj , Vice-Presi dent QU, Thelima, Vice-President junior Law Class, President Senior Law Class Weston Earle Fuller, A T Sl. Alfred Gregory Galbraith, 41 T A. Richard Holland Gainwell, K A , Freshman Crew. Albert Merrifield Garretson, K E, University Scholarship, Wi Boiron, Xlfass., Civil Engineering Ozzfida, Law Pimyield flfass., Mechanical Engineering Bzyfala, Arts dawg Sun Q3lQ CORNELLIAN Artistic Prize Qrj Q21 Artistic Director 1Mzg'fz:z'11e Q2,J , Class Historian. Edwin Wagner Gehring, 2 A E. Philip Bertram Genger, Sphinx Head, Class Baseball Team Qzj, 'Varsity Baseball Team Q21 Q3J. james Montgomery Gilchrist, A T. - Louis Curtis Giltner, Cfevelmzd, O., Civil Engineering Elmira, Electrical Engineering Ckimgo, Ill., Electrical Engineering fihara, Civil Engineering S5 David Gingold, Kz'ski2ze!, Bessaralezh, Russzo, Medical Isidor Ginzburg, Nertf York Ciiy, Medical Charles Stephen Gladden, .NajJoZz', Mechanical Engineering Sibleyjournzzi Q35 5 Business Manager Q4N. Francis Henry Glazebrook, Elizrzbefk, IV. f., Medical Ralph Clark Glazier, Gardner, Zlfass., Science james Treat Gorton, B.S., Yozzkfrx, Medical james Henry Gould, Sozzom Falls, Arts Z CD5 Quill and Daggerg Managing Editor flI1z11H11'iYezu5 Qijg President Christian Asso ciation Q4j, Class Day Cominitteeg Class Oratorg Masque QI, Q25 Q31 Q4lg Caste QIJ Secretary 1431 Executive Council Q4l: Igoo CORNELLIANQ junior Smoker Com mitteeg Honorable Mention '86 Memorial Prize Contest: Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Eliza Grady, john Theodore Graff, fb 2 K. Louis Caryl Graton, Clyde D. Gray, Alice Gregory, Florence Baker Grey, University Scholarship. n Frederick George Gri ishaw, Edith Anna Griswold, Marie Grund, A.B., jacob Gutman, Maham Hume Haig, John Allen Haines, Clayton Ivy Halsey, ,86 Memorial Stage. George Nye Halsey, john Dunlop Hamill, Edward Hand, Th0U1HS Leroy Hankinson, Lee Franklin Hanmer, Sphinx Head, '86 Memorial Sta Easijnorf, flfc., Medical IfVczskz'1zgto1z, D. C., Electrical Engineering ffkzzra, Science Lakeville, Electrical Engineering .New York Cz'41' Medical Brooklyn, Philosophy Paforsou, N. f. Mechanical Engineering 1X,Z'lZSI7Z6l7l, O., Arts N670 York Cligf, Medical .New York Cizjf, Medical Ckarlosion, S. C Mechanical Engineering. Chicago, Ill., Science. IfVesz' Grolozz, PhilOSOphy. Iikam, Law. New York Czlfy, Medical. Ehbabeilz, N.f., Medical. hfillsdale, flfiok Science. Byfaoffgyfd, Philosophy. ge, General Secretary Christian Association Q35 Q4jg Second 'Varsity Crew Qgjg 'Varsity Four-oared Crew Q3j. 86 Arthur Mason Hannon, Clo1'o!a1zo', O., Architecture. Z NP, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Savage Clubg Banjo Club 125 135 545. Mary Eloise Harding, !lJz'a'd!o!ozwz, Philosophy. Aftermath, Der Hexenkreisg Vice-President C. U. C. A. 1455 Second Vice-President Class 145. Carl Ernest Hardy, B.S., Rome, Ga., Electrical Engineering Glenn Bower Harrington, Buife, Mofzl., Science. A T Sz. Edward Harris, jr., Rothosior, Law E lb. ' Robert Lee Hastings, Phwmlr, Science Class Track Team 115 125: C. A. C. 115. Frank Howard Hausner, Fawzzzozglorz, Law. '94 Memorial Stage 125, Prize 1355 Alternate Cornell Debate Team 1255 Cornell Debate Team 1355 '86 Memorial Stage, Debate Council 125135, President Debate Union, Speaker Cornell Congress: Congress Medal Prize Debate. Davis Hawley, Jr., Cleveland, O.. Science Z NP, Quill and Dagger, Savage Club, Undineg Vice-President Bench and Board, Mer- Robert Henry Hazeltine Brookbwz Electrical Engineering. maid, Mummy Club, Masque 135 145, Caste 135, Senior Ball Committee. K A. W Thomas David Joseph Healy, Brookgfvz, Law Daisy Winifred Heath, Wes! New Brzlgizion, Philosophy Herbert Andrew Hernin ay, New York Cigx, Law Louise Hempstead, A flloadwlle, Po., Philosophy Marguerite Hempstead, Meadvzlle, Pa., Philosophy K A 9. Ralph Emerson Hemstreet, Brooklyn, Philoggphy, A T. john Edward Hess, VV2'!!iozmsjaon', Pa., Mechanical Engineering Ralph jones Hess, B.S., Graaf Vdffgl, Medical. Guy Hetzel, New York Ciiy, Electrical Engineering. B G TI. Shirley Nathaniel Conibes Hicks, B.S., Rockville Cefzife, MediCa1, Acton Miller Hill, New York Ciiy, Law, Speaker Cornell Congress 125. 87 Harry Alton Hitchcock, Bulb, Me., Science. B 9 Hg Illfzgazirze. Charles Bierce Holden, Chicago, Ill., Mechanical Engineering. Z X, Glee Club 115 125 135. George Ernst Houck, Bzgfalo, Philosphy. K E. , Frederick Bernhard Hufnagel, .Wozmi Verizon, Mechanical Engineering. K Eg Senior Banquet Committee. John A-lexander Hunter, LVdShl.IZgf07l, Ajf., Electrical Engineering. Frederic Dan Huntington, lX76'ZI'Z7Z671g'h, Mechanical Engineering. X NP, Musical Clubs 1r5 145 g Lacrosse Team 125g Literary Editor Igoo CORNELLI.-XN. Otto Fritz Hunziker, Zurfrh, .S'ivQ'!-fZC'7'!lZlZd, Agriculture- Howard Elmer Hyde, lifzaca, Civil Engineering. John William Ihlder, lfbzzkcrs, Science. 419: Freshman Crewg S1111 1551452 Yice-President Fencers' Club 155Q Business Man- ager 1900 Class Book. Russell Gage Inslee, A'cft'!wz, Aff., Mechanical Engineering, Frederic Ellis jackson, Pravz'rlc1zrv, JC. I., Architecture. K Ag Quill and Daggerg Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaid: Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Class Football Team 125, lI'1'n'ozuf 125 135 1453 5511711451 .-l!J111111z'A762c'S 145, Assistant Manager Navy 145. Charles Henry Jewell, Edith Winifred Jewell, fihczm, ZJOYZVIZIZIZI, ilff., Veterinary Philosophy A T3 Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpentg Ichthusg Second Vice-President Class 135 1llzzg'rz:z'11c,' Class Essayist. Francis Eugene Yeates joannes, Gram Blllf, PVz's., A T3 Savage Club. Floyd Palmer johnson, Lydia Independence jones, '86 Memorial Stage, Zllzzgrzshze. Walter Wolf Iudell, Louis juliand, 1 Cornell Record in Standing David Michael Kaplan, Louise 'Waldman Katz, Royal Rockwood Keely, U01 Zion, Plaflsbzzfggh , flfflftfa zzkcc, DV 13. , Grrcuc, High Kick. .New York Ciiy, Gl'C'L'1ZSb07'0, N. S8 Architecture Arts Philosophy Architecture Veterinary Medical Science- E1GCt1'iC2ll Enffineerincf C ' Lafcwezzre, Kafz., g D Henry Lester Kehl, Karl Frederic Kellerman, A T. Eva Florence Kelly, Williani Duncan Kelly, lioyeriozwz, Pa., Mechanical Engineering. Columbus, O., Science. Hobokfwz, N. f., Science. jersey Clflf, 1V.f., Law. QDK lf, G N E, Chancery, Lamp and Snake, Round Table, Thelima, 'Varsity Track Team 113 123 133, Chairman Senior Law Banquet Committee. Hayward Hutchinson Kendall, Cfcrelaazd, O., Science. A K E, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Savage Club, Bench and Board, Mer- maid, Freshman Banquet Comn1ittee, President Sophomore Class, W'id0w 123 133 143, Assistant Managing Editor 133, Managing Editor 133 143, Masque 113 123 133 143, Glee Club 133, Class Football Director 133, flfzmmi ,Veins 133, Toastmaster Senior Banquet. Dickerson Albert Ketchum, Marion Alvah Keyes, jr., 119 A 41. Herbert Paul King, A K Charles Francis Kingsley, Michael joseph Kinsella, K E , Round Table , Thelima. Claude 'William Klock, Clarence Hollister Knapp, Alb, Mummy Club, Savage .Wz'da'Zc!ozwz, Civil Engineering- ilfzgvzfille, Law. 7'l'1l77ZCllZSb7U1g7', A griculture. JVM' Rafhflfr, Mechanical Engineering. Bzgfafo, Law. C41 nczjoha Vie, Arts. Samioga Sjj7'Z.7I,g.Y, PllllOSOphy- Club, Masque 123 133, President 1431 Council 143, Glee Club 133 143, Mermaid, junior Promenade Committee, Sophomore Smoker Com- mittee, Senior Ball Committee, Cheer Leader 143 , Prize Orator. Norman Leslie Knipe, IV07'7'Z'Sf0?C'lZ , Pa. Philosophy. Class Day Committee, Manager Fencers' Club 143, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Fencing Team 143. August Sonnin Krebs, Clarence Booth La Mont, Wz'l11zz'1zg!o1z, Del., Mechanical Engineering. Phz'!adcQ6hz'a, Pez., Marine Engineering. 'Il I' A , Class Track Director 113 , Class Track Team 123 , Freshman Banquet Committee , Masque Caste 123 133 143. Charles 'William Landis, Phz'!adfQbkz'a, Pa., Civil Engineering. A Lb. Arthur Armin Landsman, Ph.G., New York CZ.LiJ', Ixlediqgl, George Andrew Larkin, Ofeazz, A1-13, Sphinx Head , University Scholarship Q C121-SS T1'21Ck Team 14231 'YH1'Sl'Ej' Track Team 123 13h , Cornell Record Running Broad jump. 99 Abram Lewitt, Eugene Theodore Lies, S1111 125 : Alzzmfzz' 1YH2U5 145. Hiram Murray Little, A A fb: Quill and Dagger: Masque 135 g Manager Fannie Talbot Littleton, Robert R. Livingston, 2 X Elizabeth Lock, Frank Arthur Lockwood, Philip Edward Lonergan, Max Lubman, Robert Francis Ludwig, Undin 145- A'cw Yofk Cllr, Bzgfalo, Ciffzdalzd, O. , eg Bench and Board: Fa2'711z'1'!!c, Va. , lx'z'11gsz'01z , l?a1'b011rst'z'!!e, Air. llhafzz, film im , Aiea' lbrk CZ'l1l', Chfmprc, Hlass., Medical. Science. Science. Mermaid: Assistant Manager Science. Marine En gineerin g. Arts. Mechanical Engineering. Arts. Medical. Arts . Class Track Director 1,15 3 Class Track Team 115 125 : 'Varsity Track Team 115 125 : Cornell Bicycle Record : Captain Bicycle Team 135: Captain Basketball Team 135 145g Vice- President Class 135 : junior Promenade Committee. Anna Webb Lyon, Avlillg' lfcfzy, Arts. john Vaughan McAda1n, S!.fazf!, .fUz'1z1z., Mechanical Engineering. A T: Banjo Club 1471 Mandolin Club 145. Helen Regenetta McCann, llion, Arts. Samuel McClary, gd, Iflf?'!11zz'1zgz'ovz, Del., Science. A T A: Bench and Board: Mermaid: Captain Cadets 135: Colonel 145: Military Hop Committee 135 145 : Junior P1 omenade Committee. Mary Frances McClure, P!zz'!adeQ5hz'cz, Ptz., Arts. K A G: Ichthus. William Miller McCrea, Salt' Lake Cizjf, Ufczh, Law. A X: '94 Memorial Stage: Alternate Cornell Detate Team 145: igoo Class Book Com- mittee. Edward Ansel McCrea1y, Ifhczm, Arts. fllzzgazme 145 g Class Day Committee. Alexander Dyer McGillivray, lihaca, Philosophy. john Thomas McGovern, Albany, Law. Jean Cecile McGrath, Ph2ilaa'fQ1hz'a, Pa., Arts. K A 9. Frank Uberhorst McGraw, Nate' York Cizfv, Law. K A : Senior Law Banquet Committee. 590 George Park McKenzie, A T Ag Chancery, Round Table, Thomas Daniel McMenan1in, Helen Eaton McMenamy, George Stanley M acomber, Edward Thompson Magoiiin, Abraham Malisoff, Louis Jerome Mandel, Maud Ethel Manfred, Joseph Jerome Manisof, Frank Martin, Maude Winifred Martin, Erwin Marx, !3ofhe.rz'er, Theli ma. Ballz , Ca isklll, Penny, .Norlh Yozzafwazzdzz, lVeto Y ork C-izjf, 1Ve2z2f York Cilv, .fWa2z.ytiela', O., A7620 York' CZ'Lil', llham , Cooperslozwz , Toledo, O., Law. Medical. Science. Electrical Engineering. Science. Medical . Medical. Arts. Medical. Civil Engineering. Philosophy. Civil Engineering. A K E g Sphinx Head g Rod and Bob g Assistant Leader Sophomore Cotillion. - Herbert Delevan Mason, Debate Council 3 Speaker Cornell Elma Lenore Mastin, Max Carson Maxwell, 111 E K g Masque Caste Q25 Q31 Q4j. Frank Maytham, K Z Henry Putnam Merrill, 2d, Roger Alexander Millar, Glens Falls, Law, Congress. Genoa, Philosophy. MfdSdZ'l1gl0lI, D. C, Marine Engineering. Bfyfffllv, Science. Porllaml, Ale., Medigall Lockport, Mechanical Engineering. Sphinx Head, Sibley journal i3l3 Editor-in-Chief Q45 University Scholarship, First Sibley Prize. Reginald Beind Mildon, James Henry Miner, Ma1'loo1'o, llfass. , Wa7're2z5Uille, O . , Sphinx Head, University Scholarship, Business Manager 1 Manager Wz'dozo Q31 Q4jg Era Q35 Q4j. Aaron Girard Mintz, Alfred Stowe Mirick, William john Mitchell, Mary Grace Moody, Virginius Daniel Moody, filzaea , Lyons, flham , New Haz'e1z, Conn. , .New York Clzjf, QI Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering. goo CORNELLIAN Q Business Law. Civil Engineering. Veterinary . Arts. Electrical Engineering. Claude Elton Moon, Cafzasiola, Science, Frank Delbert Morehouse, Glens Falk, Law, Stephen Roy Morey, La Fayeife, Science. Beulah Genevieve Morgan, Cuba, Arts. K K T 3 Raven and Serpentg Ichthus. Llewelly Morgan, Brooklwz, Mechanical Engineering. William Osgood Morgan, Pilfsfifid, Jfczss., Science. K A g Quill and Dagger Q Savage Club 3 Mandolin Club Q1lQ2lg Leader l3i S 'S6 Memorial Prize Q 3j. Thomas Weiiceslaiis Morrisey, C'a!cdofzz'a, Arts, Edgar Seeber Mosher, .'lIZbZU'?Z, Arts. President Curtis Debating Club Qjl 3 Speaker Cornell Congress Q4bg Congress Declama- tion Prize. john Clarence Moyer, A'arrz's!oa'n, Pa., Mechanical Engineering, Masque Q3l Q'4l g Caste Qgl 3 Editor-in-Chief 1900 Class Bookg Manager Gymnastic Team Q4j. George Henry Mueller, jr., C-hL'C'lZKQ'0, ffl., Mechanical Engineering. joseph Augustus Mulholland, A.B., A'm lbrk Cigf, Medical. David Isaac Nalitsky, Lil7Ll'01IIlF, JV. f., Medical, Marvin Nathan, Hzgfafo, Arts. Williaiii Harbaugh Nevin, Phz'!aa'rIjJhz'a, Pa., Mechanical Engineering. A K Eg Quill and Dagger Q llfllllllllly Club Q Mermaid 3 Bench and Board 3 Undine 3 Senior Banquet Committee 3 junior Promenade Committee 3 Class Football Team Qljg Banjo Club Q15 Q21 Q3jg Leader Q4J. Charles Edgar Newton, Ir., Hrookfwz, Science. E X g C9 N Eg Mummy Clubg Mermaidg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Senior Ball Committee. Thomas Lee Newton, Salanzmzm, T.21W. fll A fllg Q N l-I g 'Varsity Baseball Team Q23 Q31 g Senior Law Smoker Committee. VVilliam Lindsay Niles, Lebanon, Medical. Sphinx Head 3 Savage Club: Glee Club Q25 Q3j Q4lg Senior Banquet Committee 3 Chair- man University Song Book Committee QLQJ. james Bennett Nolan, J3eczdz'zzg, Pa., Science. Q A X 5 Sphinx Headg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Freshman Banquet Committee: 394 Memorial Prize g Cornell Debate Team Q31 Q4J 3 Class Me1l101'12l1 Orator. Walter' Nuffort, Nfzr'a7i'k, Af, f., Agriculture, l'Vz'd0w Q23 Q33 Q4l. Robert Morris Qgden, BZ.lI!ghCZ7lZZ'07Z, Science, Xml' 3 Artistic Editor lV1'd0w Q33 Q41 5 junior Promenade Committee. 92 Herbert Scott Olin, Wa!c1'!orvfz, Architecture E dwg Glee Club Q15 Q25 f55g Masque 135. Paul Vincent Overton, San Afzlozzio, Ykar., Law Cornell Congress. Lewis Stanton Palen, Afefaybozff Nezcfs, Db., Arts A T g Sphinx Head Q University Scholarship 3 junior Promenade Committee 3 '86 Mem orial Stage g Chairman Class Day Committee. Horace Wilbur Palmer, Coxsarkzkf, Philosophy Carlton Overton Pate, Bl'00k4j'7Z, Mechanical Engineering dv K Nl' g Bench and Board g Mermaidg Banjo Club 125 Q55 Q45. William VVallace Patterson, Pzfisbzujg, Pa., Science A T3 Class Track Team U55 'Varsity Track Team Q25g 'Varsity Tennis Championship Doubles C45 3 Senior Ball Committee. 'Walter Albert Pauling, Harrie Waterman Peck, Ph.B., Mabel Burnham Peirson, A I' 5 Der Hexenkreis Vlfilliain Waldo Pellet, fb A 9. Robert Allen Penclergrass, Frank Pendleton, 9 A X. George Winfield Penlield, Ruth Wilder Perrin, A dl g Der Hexenkreis. Leroy Levi Perrine, Secretary Debate Council Q45. Richard Sandford Persons, Albert Edward Peterman, Ben 'Miller Pettengill, 111 EK. james Harvey Pettit, University Scholarship. Charles Austin Phelps, Alan'Edgar Philbrick, N620 York Cizjf, IV. Ha1'zyfa7i'rl, Colm ., B1'0fkj50l'1', lfVa ikzbzs, Sa1'az'0gcz Sjlrifzgs, Ph1'!adeQJhz'a, Pa. , Nczv Brz'z'az'2z, C-01172 ., F Vai 011 ia , lVcz!!kz'Z!, Em! .fflZL7'07'Il, Bzgjfala, Hoffqgf, Sh 0rZsz'z'!fe, Saotifiis Harb01', Afcw York Cliflf, Law Electrical Engineering Science Law Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering' Civil Engineering Philosophy Philosophy Science Philosophy Mechanical Engineering Philosophy Law Electrical Engineering X 413 Bench and Board: Savage Club 135 C45g Mummy Clubg Mandolin Club L35 f45 Senior Banquet Committee. 93 Carl Francis Pilat, Sing Sing, Agriculture. Frank Scouller Porter, Bzfafo, Law. A K Eg Sphinx Headg Lamp and Snakeg Scalp and Blade, Round Tableg Thelimag Class Athletic Director 1135 Class President 1235 Substitute 'Varsity Football Team 113 1233 'Varsity Football Team 133 g Assistant Manager 123 3 Manager 133 g Secretary Athletic Council 123 133. Marion Pratt, .SJ-'7'6lEl!56', Arts. Franz Victor Marbach Provost, Brooklyn, Law. AK E, Chancery, Lamp and Snakeg Thelimag President Round Table 123: Toast- master junior Law Smoker, Senior Law Smoker Committeeg Toastmaster Senior Law Smokerg Masque 123 133. Ernest Linwood Quackenbush, Ll 2zrwz'ck, Arts. Nathan Hale Rachlin, Brooklwz, Medical. George Richmond Raines, Czzzzazzdazlgua, Law. Frederick Mason Randall, Rzlbfcy, Science. fb A dag 9 N Eg Round Table, Thelimag Bench and Board, Mermaidg 'Varsity Track Team 113 1333 Class Track Team 123 g Class Track Director 123 g Captain 143 3 Military Hop Committee 143, Ralph Raymond, Brooklwz, Electrical Engineering. Charles Lee Rea, Carrolllon, Mo., Medical. Samuel Watson Reaves, S.B., Marz'o7z, S. C., Arts. Harry VVestfall Redfield, B7'001i?b'7Z, Science. MSSQUC C1305 133- Mabel Douglas Reid, Ifhaaz, Arts. A C113 Q11 B Kg Raven and Serpentg Class Corresponding Secretary 143 g Class Second Vice- President 113. Charles Cornell Remsen. Brookfwz, Electrical Engineering. A T S23 Class Baseball Team 113 123, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, junior Smoker Committee. Serapio Reyna y Ocampo, fqnlla, flforclas, Mexz'co, Civil Engineering. james Irving Reynolds, Pofsdam, Arts. Isidor Ritter, New York Cizjf, Medical. Loring Griswold Robbins, Pzimyirld, Mass.. Science. AI' T5 Sphinx Head, Wz'd0zv 1235 junior Promenade Committee, Assistant Manager Navy 133 g Manager 143. Fred Thomas Rockwood, Elzzzlzursl, Ill., Science. A K E 3 Bench and Board 3 Mermaid. Damaso Rodriquez, B.C.E., Coah, Mexz'ro, Chu Ellgilleefirlg- 94 Ludwig Robert von Roeder, Stephen White Roof, Mabel Esgey Rose, Burton Warreii Rosekrans, Aaron joshua Rosenberg, Jacob George Rosenberg, Y orklawn, Tex. New York CZ'U!, B7'00kQ'7L , fllbangf, JVMW York Cizjf, feoclzcsfcr, Medical. Medical. Arts Civil En gineering. Medical. Arts. 6 N E 3 Class Track Team til Q29 3 Sophomore Smoker Committee 3 junior Smoker Com- mittee. Ida Adella Ross, Frecyborl, Science. John Paul Satterlee, Gales Fcrzjf, Conn., Mechanical Engineering. Senior Vice-President: Senior Ball Committeeg Sibley fauafnalp Captain Cadets 123 C35 3 Junior Smoker Committee Richard Paul Sauerhering, f7!a,1'w'll3, LVM., Electrical Engineering. Mary Lois Saxton, B7'00k0f7Z, Science. Leon Horace Schenck, Fullon, Mechanical Engineering, George Arthur Sr-hieren, Brooklyn, Electrical Engineering. A C115 Banjo Club 3 Senior Ball Committee Q Emilie Carolina Schirmer, 57'00kQ'7Z, Medical, Frederick George Edward Schmidt, Hcafzbeag, Ha1'z', f2c 7'17l6Z7Qf, Medical, Charles Ralph Scott, Ilhaal, Electrical Engineering. Addison Beecher Scoville, Glens Falls, Law. Allegra Eggleston Seelye, Ilhaca, Phi1050phy K K T' g Der Hexenkreis 3 Raven and Serpent. Amy Chamberlain Shanks. New York Czllf, Arts, K K T. Sally Gore Shanks, New York CZU, Arts, K K T. Michael Bartholomew Shea, A film, Electrical Engineering. Sophomore Smoker Committeeg junior Smoker Committee 1 First Vice-President Elec- trical Society Q Senior Edith Estella Shears, Philena Rebecca Sheldon, Franklin Sherman, jr., Moses Edmund Shire, Class Track Team fll 1,21 1 Ball Committee, Nfw YM CM, Medical. Mofzlagfze, flfass., Arts, r4Shg'I'0Z'F, Va., Chicago, Ill., Agriculture. Civil Engineering. Substitute Freshman Crew: Senior Banquet Committee. 95 john Cleves Short, Le'.rz'1zgz'01z, Aju , Philosophy fb A 9, Quill and Dagger, Mummy Club, Mermaid, 'Varsity Football Team, Class Football Team. Harriet D. W. Showers, Sozcfh Oi! Czlfr, Pa., Medical 'Charles Silk, !Vfze.' York CZZV, Medical William joseph Sirdeyan, Y'z'!zzsz'z'!!c, Pa., Law Mary Florence Wells Slater, Ralfzlgfh, JV. C., Science Harry Seidel Sleicher, Ybvy, Law 1 X il' , 'Varsity Football Team Q15 Q25 3 'Varsity Track Team Q15 Q25 Q Round Table Q15 Q25 ' Thelima Q35 , Military Hop Committee Q35. Charles Burlingame Smallwood, IfI0zrsazef, Arts. Class Football Team, Freshman Crew, Substitute 'Varsity Crew Q35, '86 Memorial Stage Q35 , Class Navy Director Q35 , Curtis Debating Club. Edward Percy Smith, B1'00A'5l'Il, Mechanical Engineering. A A fb, Lacrosse Team Q25 Q35 Q45, Manager Q35, Captain Q45. Harry Hale Smith, Si. Pam, Ilffmz., Arts. Xilf, Undine, Mermaid, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee , Class Baseball Team Q15 Q25 , Substitute 'Varsity Baseball Team Q25 Q35. Julian Cleveland Smith, Bzgfafo, Electrical Engineering. Peter Smith, Azzdowr, flfass., Science. A A CII, lvlummy Club, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid, junior Smoker Com- mittee. Sherman Edwin Smith, Ifmzxas Cigf, Ilia., Mechanical Engineering. 'Varsity Baseball Team Q25 , Senior Banquet Committee. VVilliam Hereford Smith, B.S., Damfiffc, Afy., Medical Henry jesse Spalding, ffobokcn, JV. f., Medical Virginia Emeline Spencer, flfz'a'a'!c Grarzw'!!c, SCie11CC Daniel Richard Spier, William Claer Spiker, Clayton Miner Stancliif, Raymond Donald Starbuclc, .Nm 'a My lfham, TL'!1z5t'z'!!L', Pa . , Glens Falfs, Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Law Arts 4' A 9, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Mermaid, Mummy Club, Class Football Team Q25 5 'Varsity Football Team Q35 Q45 , Captain Q45 Q55: I1111i01' Smoker C0111111i'ifC6- Clifford Milton Stegner, B.S., Cifzfilzizafi, O., Civil Engilleefillg E A E g Rod and Bob. Albert Woodward Stephens, l,6'Z6'Z1S'bZl72g, Pa., Ag1'iCu1't11rG. 96' Arthur Lewis Stern, 9 N E. Henry Michaels Stern, 9 N Charles Aldrich Stevens, Rofhcsler, Science. Rorhesfcr, Science. lflfara, Philosophy. 9 A Xg Aleph Samachg Sphinx Head: Undineg Bench and Boardg Scalp and Blade! Leader Sophomore Cotilliong 511171 125 1352 Editor-in-Chief145g Editor-in-Chief 1900 CORNELLIAN. lValter Campbell Stevens, LL.B., Per Stigner, A.B., 'Clara Louise Stone, -Garry Terrill Stone, Edgar James Strasburger, Michael joseph Sullivan, Thomas jay Surpless, Nzffei York Cigif, Science. .New York Cil'Iil', Medical. II'0rhr5!e1', Philosophy. Bingham fan, Veterinary. Bzzfif, zlfwzi., Civil Engineering. Piz'!.yic!a', fifass., Medical. Hrooklwz , Law. President Law Class 1155 Light XVeigl1t Boxing Championship 1252 Feather Weight VVrestling Championship 125. W'illia1n Henry Sutherland, Cazzazzdazlgzza, Medical. K E g Liars Club. Clarence Wesley Sutton, Ilhaaz, Philosophy. Hem-y Wylde Swanitz, F!zashz'ug', Civil Engineering. LI' I' A g Class Track Team 115 125 3 Class Football Director 125 3 1900 CORNELLI.-KN 5 Senior Ball Committee. Clair Sprague Tappan, L,6Z!LlA'Z6'Z.7ZSZ'2'ffE, Law, Alexander Bonnell Tappen, ZVczw York Cfgv, Mechanical Engineering. Z X g Lacrosse Team C215 1355 Manager 145. Thomas Walter Taylor, Rod and Bob: Class Day Connnittee. William Scott Taylor, Arthur Raymond Teal, VValter Clydesdale Tefft, e N E. Adelphus Centinnes Terrell, Horace Holden Thayer, Jr., Cassius Amasa Thomas, dawg QNE. 57'00k0f1l, Civil Engineering. P67271 Yvlfl, Philosophy. Rochesfer, - Mechanical Engineering. fl!z'1zevz'!Ze , Arts , fmlf072, fm?-1 Civil Engineering. Yonkers, Marine Engineering. Saraioga Springs, Electrical Engineering. 97 Kennington Leaning Thompson. Cornell Congress. Vera Mae Thompson, University Scholarship. Richard Andrews Tissington, Charlene Adele Tobias, Edward john Torney, A YQ Class Football Team 111 12lQ Frank Sedgwick Tracy, Cbopersfofwz , G!oUe1'5z'z'l!t', i7lf01Zl'C'!.LZ-7', Af Ifffaaz, Ha! Sj52'z'1zg5, Ark., Y Szvffarzzse, X 1113 Quill and Daggerg Mermaid: Bench and Board: Undineg Ball Committeeg Class Navy Director 12l. James Grant Tracy, Pl1.B., .Sj'1'arzz5e, X 1113 Quill and Dagger: Savage Clubg Round Table. John Cresson Trautwine, 3d, John Davies Trezise, Nathan Elbert Truman, Henry Hiram Tuller, Sydney Lauren Tuttle, Phz'!.zde02hz'a, Pa., Mz'7zcr'5z'z'!!c, Pa., Ba in bz'z'a'ge, Rifhjicfa' Sjirzhgs, Ed.9f f.i07'lZ ing, Class Track Team 1213 'Varsity Track Team 125 133. Edgar john Uihlein, Elizabeth Colden Underhill, Walter Scott Valentine, Chzkago, Ill., JVKZU York CZIQI, Varsity Track Team 113 12l. Arts. Philosophy. Architecture . Philosophy . Law . Science. Mummy Club Q Senior Lau' . Civil Engineering. Medical. Arts. Science. Civil Engineering . Science. Medical. Wdffl-lZgf07'd, Conn., Electrical Engineering. Glee Club. Marcia Vedder, SZ.foh1z5zfz'!!f, Science. Squire Joseph Vickers, Roseboom, AfC11i'C6Ct11r6. Charles Williani Vocke, Ballzwzore, flfd., Mechanical Engineering. Lb E K. john Albert Vogleson, Iiham, Civil Engineering. Rod and Bob. George Olds Wagner, Bzgffalp, Civil Engineering. Gertrude Ward, Bloomjield, !V.f., Medical, Alfred Dupont VVarner,'jr., VV?-!l7ZZ.7ZKQ'If07Z, Dfl., SCi611Ce. A T A5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Saniachg Mermaidg Bench and Board: Mandolin Club 1253 Glee Club 131 14jg President Musical Clubs 14lg 'Varsity Track Team 115 12j 153 1455 Assistant Manager 135g Manager 14l5 Captain Class Track Team 12l 3 Class Treasurer 1213 Executive Committee I. A. A. A. A. 141. 98 Henry Langworthy 'XVaters, li'0fheslw', Electrical Eng joseph Bartholomew Weed, jr., A7czu'aM', iV. f., Y' Y gi.. joseph Elias Weinberg, Nc'2i York Cizfllf, Charles Cameron 'wVe5t, Chicago, NZ., Mechanical Eng ineering Science Medical ineering I3 9 Hg Sphinx Head: Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg President Senior Class: Sopho more Cotillion Committee: Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball Team and Mandolin Clubs 113 123 153. L. jay 'Wheeler, Tl'Zl7lZtZlZSbI611Q', dv A dig 19 N 1113 Round Table: Thelimag Senior Law Smoker Committee. joseph Storer Wheelwright, A.B., Bangor, file., Helen NVinifred NVhipple, Bzhghamfon, K,K P. Henry Graves White, .S:lf7'6ZC1l.S'L', Mechanical Eng 133: Banjo La W Medical Arts ineerin g Sphinx Heaclg Aleph Saniachg Senior Ball Conimitteeg Junior Promenade Committee Class Day Committee: Class Baseball Team 1235 Class Baseball Director 121. Kelton Ewing White, Sf. Louis, flffo., Arts fl- A 93 Class Baseball Team 113 1232 Director 1331 Senior Ball Committee. Willard Olney Wliite, Hlosswzle, Civil Engineering Rod and Bob. Floyd Edward W'hiteman, Ifblgifland, Law ,94 Memorial Stage 123. Livingston Miller Whitwell, F01'iP!az'1z, ' ' Sgieuce .3 'Ii Ag Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Albert Edgar Wieland, Zllilzwzukec, Wz'4'., Electrical Engineering Class Track Team 12,33 Fencing Team 133 1435 Captain 133 1433 Senior Statistics Conimit- tee. George William Wienhoeber, Chicago, IH., Agriculture 139 Hg CORNELLIAN Artistic Prize 123 1335 lfifylldlliil 153 1433 1M1g'fz:z'1zc-143, IQOO C1355 Book. james Wallace Wilkes, Colzwzbzkz, Tuma., Bfedical Phillip Will, 160563-Yl'l'7'. Mechanical Engineering. Christopher William W'ilson, Hroofelwz, Lavgr Lb A 1-Pg 9 N Eg Sphinx Headg Round Table: Lamp and Snake: Thelimag 'Varsity Pigot- ball Team 123 1333 ,Varsity Traclc Team 113 123 133. 99 XVilfred La Selles W'right, Elbert Andrew Wilson, lihaza, Science jesse Henry Wilson, jr., IfVashz'1zg!0n, D. C., Arts 9 A X, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Savage Club, junior Smoker Committee, Widazu Q23 Q33, Assistant Managing Editor Q43, '86 Memorial Stage, Masque. Herbert Alphonso VViltse, hfamzibal, Mechanical Engineering Elizabeth Sweet Winans, Ufzadilla, Arts Philip Brundage VVindsor, H07'lZ6flSi'l'!f6, Civil Engineering A K E, Sphinx Head, Rod and Bob, Captain Class Football Team QI3, Freshman Crew 'Varsity Football Team Q23 Q33 Q43. Samuel Winick, .7fz'1zsk, Rzzssfa, Medical Ludwig Paul Otto Woelfert, Nvzef York Cz'zj1', Medical Albert Arthur Wohl, iVczv York Czfyf, Medical Eben Albert Wood, Sozzlh Salam, Law Treasurer Law Class Q2 3. Gilbert Bergen W'oodhull, Brookbfn, Electrical Engineering 43 K NP. Moses James Wright, lV0n'h1'1zglo1z, O., Arts Paul Loring Wright, IfV0r!hz'1zgfou, O., Law Sioux' Ciljf, Ia ., Electrical Engineering K A, Quill and Dagger, Savage Club, Mummy Club, Undine, Bench and Board, Mer- maid, Toastmaster Freshman Banquet, Toastmaster Sophomore Smoker, Mandolin and Banjo Clubs Q13 Q23, Assistant Manager 'Varsity Baseball Team Q33, Manager Q43, Chairman Senior Ball Committee, Prize Orator. 'Frank Clark Yeomans, A.B., Nea' York City, Medical. George Young, jr., IiZ!mw'Z!c, AfCl1it6Ctl11'e. dw T' A, Class Track Team Q13 Q23, Class Football Team Q23, 'Varsity Football Team Q33, C. A. A. Q23 , Vice-President Class Q23 , Class Day Committee. George Harper Young, Wz'!!z'a11zsj2o1'Z, Pa., ElSC'CfiCal Engineering. A A df, Aleph Samach, Quill and Dagger, S1172 Q23, Class Football Team Q23 , Class Track Team Q23, Substitute ,Varsity Football Team Q235 'VaY5ltY F0OfbH11TeaH1Q53 i433 C. A. A. Q23 Q33, Mandolin Club Q33 Q43, Secretary and Treasurer Interscholastic League Q33 , President Q43 , Class Day Committee. Helen Louise Young, ilfaafzlm, Arts. IOO 2 if 4' F! E K 1 , - -W 'ff ,-. ff7,S'-L5 4.2, .4 ,J :si if' -' ' ' 'lF:'1j4'.fn.'- i F..- .uv nineteen Hundred and 0ne. MDCCCC-Oneg Cornell, Cornell, Nineteen-one. VV. G. OGIDEN S. C. GUNN . . . MISS ELIZABETH RUSSELL C. I. CURTISS . - MISS E. G. KLTNZE J. B. HARRIS . H. E. VANDERHOEE . FET. ROBERTS . J. C, OTIS . E. N. JOSEPILI PURPLE AND WHITE. QIEISS 0ffiC2l'S. IO3 Presz'a'c7z 1' . Firsz' Vzke-P7fesz'cz'c7z Z. Sefonud Vzke-P1'6sz'dc1z!. f?em1fdz'ng Sem via 191. C0r1'esp0ndz'zzg .Skfzffiary T7'easzWe7'. .Naiy Dircrfor. Baseball Dircffof. Foafbzzff Dz'1ec!o1'. Tmrk Dz'1'erior. llllllllil' mill U10 rl 5 lgwnwaif ,ll f . Q ,AL . :gggaiuv Frank Humphrey Abbey, II2zM'z'ns, Mechanical Engineering Fred Lee Ackerman, Edmfsfozz, Architecture Ira jason Ackernian, jr., Brookfwz, Arts lb 21 K. Arthur Adams, Ulim, Civil Engineering fb A 9. Marion Samuel Adler, .Nczw York Cfg' Medical Williaiii Charles Affeld, Clzfcago, Ill., Civil Engineering A T 523 9 N Eg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Johnson Stanley Albright, Ofziarzb, Arts. Class Track Team 123 g A. D. XVhite Debate Club. Durand Charles Alexander, Ir., ffbam, Arts. Edward Renick Alexander, Cafzlon, O., Mechanical Engineering. A A -If, Edward Bingham Allen, Clfwelafzd, O., Arts. K A g Bench and Boardg Business Manager 1901 CORNELLI-XN2 Military Hop Committee. Louis Edward Allen, Aulmrzz, Law. A X. Benjamin Richard Andrews, Swzcm Falls, Arts. A T 3 Treasurer Debate Council CIJ Q A. D. White Debate Club Q25 1331 Cornell Congress up 125 1353 Treasurer C. U. C. A. 139: President Cornell Epworth League Qgjg Era Cgj. 1o4 Neil Willis Andrews, AX. Alexander Floyd Armstrong, A fl? g Class Track Team Q25. Chester Ashby, Charles Cassels Atwood, 9 A X. George Arthur Austin, Salanzafzm, lffon, TVQV, Brook! V71 , Hzgfalo, Law Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts 9 A X g Scalp and Blade 1 Bench and Board 3 Class Baseball Team Q15 5 Captain Q25 3 Man dolin Club Q15 Q35 3 Banjo Club Q15 Q35 3 Middle Xveight Boxing Championship QI5. Frederic VVilliam Bailey, al' T. William Hogg Baker, 6 A X 3 Bench and Board 3 Undine 3 Janette Baldwin, Albert Ball, Freshman Crew. John Hammond Barker, 411 F A. Ida Bertha Barnes, George Cameron Beach, Earl I. Bennett, Stuart Herbert Benton, B G H 3 Masque Q25 Q35g Caste Q25. Arthur Olin Berry, fl! erh an 71 zk1'z'!!r, Phz'IadcQ5hz'a, Pa Savage Club 3 Glee Befbel, Conn., F0rc'sz'z1z'!!e, Crown Pain 1' , .New York Ciiy, DVa!kz'7zs, Zllasofwille, g7'00k!jf7I, Hobfokf, flfass., 'J Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Club Q15 Q25 Q35g 1901 CORNELLIAN Medical Arts Law Medical Law Law Arts Mechanical Engineering K E g Class Track Team Q25g 'Varsity Cross Country Team Q25 Q55 g Captain Cross Country Club Q45 g 'Varsity Track Team Q25g Sophomore Smoker Committee. 1 jean Isabel Best, WdShZ-7Zg'f07Z, Pa. , Gustave Otto Beuck, Dazfenpori, fa., Class Track Team Q25g 'Varsity Track Team Q25. Herman Erasmus Beyer, Francesco Bianchi, 2 A E. Ben Hin man Bisbee, Sfapleiovz, Nerf' Yofk GU, Chzkaga, ffl., 105 Medical. Civil Engineering MeCh3UiCH1 Engineering Forestry. Civil Engineering. john Hamilton Blair, Ifham, Arts, il' TQ Aleph Samachg Undineg Bench and Boardg University Scholarship, Class Base ball Team 423, IQOI CORNI-31,1,1AN 3 Assistant Manager 'Varsity Track Team fy. Theodore Bliss, Trqr, Arts Oscar VVillian1 Bodler, Gerzzzazzfa, Pa., Mechanical Engineering Louis Henry Boecher, Ir., .Sybrzbzg Vallqr, Law Vlfalter Scott Bogle, jr., C7z1'mg0, ffl. Mechanical Engineering R XP. Victor Francis Boire, Pfafisbzzrgb, Law Captain 1902 Class Foothall Te: 1111 I11. Theodore Francis Borst, Bafifmarf, Jld., Forestry Victor Dow Borst, Smzzrd, Arts A X3 Glee Club 1,21 155. Henry Montgomery Bostwick, Jifzam, Mechanical Engineering Z1 ll' g Uendine g Bench and Boardg Class BaseballTeam Q13 5 Masque: Caste Q15 fzj. Herbert Chapman Bradley, 17fo71z'daz'r, Al. f., Civil Engineering dv K il' 5 9 N IC g Bench and Board. Waltei' Nathan Brand, fffozz, Civil Engineering Margaret Powell Brewster, .New York CZ.4l', lVIediCa1 Emil Amandus Briner, A A df 3 Lacrosse Team. Norman Charles Brizse, IVHL' York Czbjf, 1Vezf' York Czbf, .X K I-I g Undine 3 Bench and Board. Marine Engineering Mechanical Engineering Collingwood Bruce Brown, Jr., Ithafa, Civil Engineering Frank Bement Brown, Glens Falls, Architecture. 'Wallace Macdonald Brown, B7'00A'0'7L, Mechanical Engineering. A A fb. Emile Brunor, Ph.G., jVm.' Mark Cigf, Medical. Ralph john Buckniaster, flbczra, Law. Treasurer Law Class QQJ, Jessie Cornelia Bullock, Piffsbzug, Pa., Arts. Le Van Merchant Burt, Robert Lemmon Burwell, Earle Burdette Butchers, VVilliam Butler, .New York Cfyf, fizrwood, Hld., 171525123071 , Sa ra iagcz Sp7'Z.7?g5 1 IO6 Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering. Civil Engineering. Law. Mary Edna Butterworth. Thomas Andrew Caine, Williaiii Arthur Caldwell, lllozvisfozulz, N. j. , Medical . Ilham, Sizgaz' Hz'll, Class Football Team 3 'Varsity Football Team Q21 Q3lQ X Williaiii Henry Cantle, Liars Club. Forrest Ellwood Cardullo, 1Vo1'zr 'z'flz, Calm. , YL'l2fsz'z'llc, Pa., A. D. White Debate Club g '94 Memorial Stage. VVillis Haviland Carrier, University Scholarship g VVillian1 Massey Carruth, B 9 ll Howard Edward Cavnah, Glee Club 3 Masque. Ralph Frederick Chatillon, A K Eg Aleph Samachg Bench Bzgfalo, Cross Country Clubg C. C. C. Clewelafzfl, O., Cazzlwz, O., ATKTL' York Clgf, Promenade Committee. Alfred Wliitiii g Church, Elgin, Ill., X Nl' g Undine 3 Bench and Board. Albert Harvey Clark, Ph.B., Harry Rice Cobleigh, Herbert Daniel Cohen, Williaiii Flinthain Cole, Z if g Undine. Barber Benjamin Conahle, jr., 41 A 9. Kate Anar Cosad, A l'g Raven and Serpent. Leon VVillian1 Cottrell, A T. Harvey Joel Couch, Dzjfclciz , f91'00kQf1z, Nl'd6d', .el lblozz , lflffz rm ir' , Com!! , Albanjf, C'az'harz'1ze, eb A G 3 Class Treasurer 425. Herbert Coward, IV. Pzflslozz, Pa. , K Z g Freshman Crew g Junior Promenade Committee. Raymond Goodsir Cox, Ellmz 'z'l1k', 1 U7 and Boarrlg Undineg Arts. Law. 7ice-President Law Class. Medical- Electrical Engineering.. Electrical Engineering. Arts , Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering. Cla:-is Track Team qijg junior Mechanical Engineering- Law. Electrical Engineering. Law. Civil Engineering. Arts, Arts. Electrical Engineering, Arts. Mechanical Engineering. Law- Harry Kinney Crandall, Afhfns, Pa., Arts lb E K. NValter Solomon Crandell, Chaiham, Law dl E K. john Gorham Crawford, Cbfnzga, IU., Mechanical Engineering George Davis Crofts, Bzgjlzhn, Arts Charles Wood Cross, Cferrlmzd, O., Mechanical Engineering A A 415 Class Football Team 1 Il 5 Class Baseball Team 1151 Class Track Tear11 115 g Fresh man Crew: Substitute Varsity Football Team lll Q 'Varsity Football Team 121 131 Substitute ,Varsity Baseball Team 12il g Glee Club lll g Masque 111 121 135. Mabel Robinson Crowl, Ifhafa, Arts Albert Curry, PZiff.YbIl7lQ', Pa., Civil Engineering X NI' g Undine 3 Bench and Board 1 junior Promenade Committee. Clarence james Curtiss, Balfsfozz, Mechanical Engineering Secretary junior Class. Harold jefferson Dayall, Camden, IV. f., Civil Engineering Class Football Team 111 121 g 'Varsity Football Team 12,1 133. George Woodbury Davis, Xliarzko, Law junior Law Banquet and Smoker Committee. George Wilcox Day, Locleporf, Electrical Engineering William Jonas De Lamater, Hzzdsozz, Arts Philip Storrs Dickinson, Denver, Colo., Arts K A g Class Football Team 1215 lI z'd0w 131. Michael Frank Dirnberger, Ir., Bzgjfnlo, Law. K Eg Smoker Committee 111. Robert Irving Dodge, Brooklwz, Architecture. Lacrosse Team 115 12jg Manager 12j. Rollin Wilbur Dole, Salz' Lake Czlgf, Ufab, Law. A X. Ralph Waldo Dorn, flZ77Z6Sf0ZZ'7l, Arts. A T Ag Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg Undineg Bench and Boardg Glee Club 113 125 1900 Class Navy Director 1133 IQOO Freshman Crewg 1900 Class Football Team 129 Chairman 1900 Sophomore Smoker Committee, Major Cadets 131 William Frederick Dorner, Camakn, N. f., Electrical Engineering. 'Varsity Football Team. james Smith Dougherty, Aflmzfa, Ga., Law. Xfdfg Round Tableg 'Varsity Baseball Team 115. 1oS y Irving Garheld Downs, Ir'z'vfr!zma', Mechanical Engineering. John Olmsted Dresser, Brookllfiz, Arts. A TQ Aleph Samachp L'niVersity Scholarshipg Mandolin and Banjo Clubs f1j Q25 lgjg Secretary Musical Clubs Qglg Savage Clubg IVIIZZIKJTK' i351 Literary Editor 1901 CORNELLI.-XX. Chester Buck Du Bois, fJ77'f!7'ZgfI'0lZ, XV. f., Mechanical Engineering. X 411 Undine g Bench and Board. Emily Dunning, HS., Neff' lbrk Cizjf, Medical. K K l' 3 Second Vice-President Class of '98g Vice-President Medical Society 3 President Sports and Pastimes Association g Dramatic Clubg Lyric Clubg Der Hexenkreisg YQ7 Class Day Committee. Enoch NValter Earle, 'Varsity Track Team llil. james Richard Earle, Chauncey Townsend Edgerton, Clarence Lovvrie Edmondsto Henry Wilson Eells, Raymond Nelson Ehrhart, Williard Waldo Ellis, Clifton Benson English, Dlfozfrcsicr, flfass., Civil Engineering. Eddyiozwz, Arts. 1Cl'fhN107Zd Hz'!Z, Mechanical Engineering. n, flfozzfclaizf, 1N.f., Electrical Engineering. lfI'76ZfI'07l, Electrical Engineering. flf6Zhll7ZQlf' Cizjf, Pa., Electrical Engineering. Cafzasemga, Arts. l'V!zceZz'ng, PV. Va., Mechanical Engineering. A dw A 6g Aleph Samach g Freshman Crew, Second ,Varsity Crew L25 g 'Varsity Four-oared Crew fzjg First Sibley Prize QU. George Anram Everett, P0l'SL2'f11H, Law. Clarence Huntington Fay, EGM. Arts. fb A 9 g Aleph Samach gi Savage Club g Freshman Crew, Glee Club C35 Q Chairman junior Promenade Committee. George Alexander Ferguson , Rochcsffr, A T Ag Aleph Samachg Undineg Bench and Boardg Qzjg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Caroline Sandford Finley, Mark L. Fleming, Clinton Medbury Flint, A.B., Charles Frederick Flocken, Gerald Bishop Fluhrer, nb A dig En: ,' Junior Smok Marcella Marie Foley. Ne1c.f Hnrk Cizjf, S um 112 ii., IV Eliza, Ifham, Allbiofz, er Committee. lfioiz, 109 .f., Civil Engineering. Class Baseball Team Q15 g Captain Medical. Medical. Law. Veterinary. Arts. Arts. Frederick jackson Folk, fJ,1'00kb'lI, Electrical Engineering Sibf61',f07l7'7ZHf,' junior Smoker Committee. William Wilcox Follmer, LVz'l!z'a111sj201'!, Pa., Mechanical Engineering E A 1113 Middle 'Weight XR'restling Championship 1 ll 121. Isaac Hathway Francis, jr., Sf. Demzfs P. O., Jfd., Mechanical Engineering Arthur Bertrand Frost, Iifzafa, Civil Engineering William Allison Fuller, Albazzgaf, Mechanical Engineering A dwg Mandolin Club qzl Cyg 1901 CORNELLI.-KN. David Gaehr, Afrw Casilf, Pa., Mechanical Engineering Lloyd Garrison Gage, IVz'!11zff!4', HX., Civil Engineering dw 1' A. Bernard Alfred Gallagher, fihara, Veterinary Feather VVeight Boxing Chanipionship Q1 l. john Sedgwick Gay, Sezzfm Falk, Arts A T g University Scholarship 3 Class Track Team f2j g Sophomore Cotillion Committee Sim 131 g A!1mzm'Nefu.v 135. Howard Earl Geer, 13 6 H 3 University Scholarship 3 Third Sibley Prize til. Roswell Silas George, X ilfg Round Table. Howard Ludlow Gilbert, john Parke Gilbert, fl' K Al' 3 Bench and Board. Marcus james Gilliam, President A. D. White Debate Club Q2l g Debate Council Gertrude Assheton Gillmore, Harry Wilson Gilmore, Ph.B., Harrison Crandall Givens, Maude Glasgow, Edwin Atlee Glenn, Welford I. Golden, Z Al' Q Undine g Bench and Board 3 ftham, Mechanical Engineering H?1!f1'z'0zwz, Law Bafzfzzzorc, ilfd., Electrical Engineering lVz'!!am', Mechanical Engineering S!zcrz'a'zz1z, flzfl., Arts B1'o0kQ1u, Arts Oskaloasa, Ia., Civil Engineering fihczaz, Mechanical Engineering Ne2f,' York Cifljf, Medical Bc1'2cfz'cA', Pa., Arts Liitle Falls, Law Round Table, Freshman Banquet Committee: Soph- omore Cotillion Committeeg junior Promenade Committeeg Assistant Manager 'Varsity Football Team fxgj. IIO George Good, 'Stella Vivian Goodall, Lawrence Ebenezer Gould, E A lrlg junior Slllljlibl' Committee Leslie Yerne Grantier, Edward Townsend Gray, Leon XVillia1n Gray, Heatley Green, james Harvey Griiiith, Ir., Jonas XValter Griswold, University Scholarship. Salvador Antonio Guillen, Class Football 'fC2l1'1l 1 Colle Henry John Gundacker, A.B Spencer Clay Gunn, Sherwin W'ard Haas, William jacob Hannner, Anthony Hans Hansen, Samuel Asbury Harpending, ge Foo 'x dv I' Ag Glee Clubg Masque. John Barnes Harris, Class Treasurer 135. joseph Porter Harris, Lena Harris, Eliner Dwight Harshbarger, Roy Meldruin Hart, ffrsql' C'z'Q1', Af j., ffbnfzl, A 0ze'0s.m, Jlfrh. , flxfllllifll , Om 'algo , A'a1'!fz YLUIICZZUCZIIJLI, .Siwfa msc, Ear! !x'arkazr'czy, lifzafa, Grafzczdcz, Nz'ccz1'qgzzaz, tball Team. fVz'7r' York Czfy, Pia flsbzzrgh , Dejbazwille, Ehfzabeifz, Aff., zV01'wzZ'h , Dzmdfc, Sazfkeffs HcL7'601', Wh rsaw , Ifhara, fLl6fi'S07Z, 0. , N07'!h Rush, Glee Club 12D Q35 3 Secretary Law Class Qrj. Seward Wilsori Hartley, Gozazfcrzzezzr, Sophomore Cotillion Connnittee Q Freshman Crew 3 Crew Qzj. Clarence Lake Hartwell, Tflfzlkes Barre, Pa., Harold Edward Hastings, Braaybrd, Pd-, Medical Arts Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Architecture Mechanical Engineering Arts Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Medical Arts Civil Engineering Medical Arts Agriculture Arts Arts Arts Civil Engineering Law Electrical Engineerin g Second 'Varsity Crew Q25 g 'Varsity Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Ii 6 Hg Aleph Sainachg Class Track Teaniq 'Varsity Track Teazng All Around Cham- pionship in Track Athletics fig, 3 Junior Promenade Connnittee. III Walter' Wing Hay, john Walter Heller, Florence French Henry, Sennightly. Emily Hickman, A fb 5 Raven and Serpent 1 Meier George Hilpert, Samuel Patch Hitchcock, B 9 ll. Ernest Selah Holcomb, University Scholarship: President Freslunan Class. NVal ter Wells Hoover, df li Eg Philosophical Club. Levin James Houston, Clinton Harvey Howland, Annabel Amanda Hulburd, Shirley Clark Hulse, Masque fgj. Ilhaca, Law Afczcfark, zV.f., Civil Engineering C0l'f!d7Zd, Arts Bzgfafo, Arts Iclithus. ! d7'7lll.IZgf0lZ, la., Civil Engineering Baih, file., Arts Ifham, Electrical Engineering IVcZlsw'!Zc, Pa., Arts Sforklofz, Xlld., Civil Engineering 7-1'IUlZ6Z7ZSbZ671g , Agriculture Brasher Falls, Arts Ilbafcz, Civil Engineering H inman Barrett Hurlbut, Oga'msbwjg, Civil Engineering A T sz. Clifford Hawkins Jetter, C1'rczz75o1'i, Arts Richard Henry Johnston, Broo,t'Q'n, Arts University Scliolarshipg Freslunan Banquet Committee, Basketball Team. Mortimer Eugene Joiner, A.B., Pike, Law Edward Nichols joseph, lfVafzcfz'cA', Electrical Engineering 'Varsity Track Team CID tal g Class Track Team fry fel g Class Track Director fgj. Lynn Huntington Keeler, flforaziia, Arts Charles Albert Kelsey, Green fsfczzzzi, Electrical Engineering Ward Dix Kerlin, Brookfyzz, Marine Engineering. B o H. Raymond Francis Charles Kieb, I Lowville, Arts Edward Francis Kilbane, N620 York OU, Medial- Eugene Abbott Kinsey, La Salle, Electrical Engineering. fb A 9 5 'Val-sity Track Team frj Q21 C315 Tie Second Place Intercollegiate Pole Vault Q23 g Cornell Record Pole Vault CID CQD fglg Masque f3l 2 Glee Club II2 Williani Wirt Kinsley, jr., Amos john Klinl-zhart, A Charles Henry Kraatz, Edward joseph Kunze, BS., Emma Gertrude Kunze, George Stuart Lang, E illg Undine 3 Bench and Board. Morton Robert Lawrence, Herbert Blanchard Lee, A.B., Walter' Garheld Lichtenstein, Tully Bascom Little, A A dig Undine g Bench and Board Q Falk Cfzzzirfz, Hz Cillllll-j'0fllZ ricf, flkrozz. fVefe'a1'k, XV. f., Phz'!a:z'cQbh1'a, Pa. C'01'1zz'1zg, Ska zzfcz fries, Bzja Zo , f?0cf16sz'c'1', Cfczzflczzzaf, O., Savage Club 5 Class Sophomore Smoker Committee g Masque C15 Q29 qgj. Charles Louis Loos, jr., 412 I' A. Harry Otis Lovejoy, Sidney S. Lowenthal, ,86 Memorial Stage. Henry Hopkins Lyon, Layton Stearns Lyon, Dbgvlon, O., Bzgjfa Z0 , !30rbes!w', Blgjizlo, lfV2'!!z'a11zsj501'l, Pa - v 1 - a Electrical Engineering. ' Architecture. Agriculture. Mechanical Engineering. Arts. Electrical Engineering. Civil Engineering. Law. Law . Arts. Football Team C11 Q25 g Chairman Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Arts . Electrical Engineering. Arts . A A dwg Class Baseball Team Q13 QQJ 3 Captain til g Class Football Team til g Class Football Director trlg Captain Freshman Crew, Second 'Varsity Crew Czlg ,Varsity Four- oared Crew H271 Substitute 'Varsity Crew 129. james Hamilton Macbeth, Bzgfafo, Law. Archie Edwards MacBride, Deckcrlozwz, IV. f., Arts, LI' A 6 g Aleph Samach g Class President Qzj. Ruth Kirker Macbride, Henry Gordon Macdonald, fb F A. Robert Francis Macdonald, Harry Eli Mack, julia Whitoii Mack, A fit. Maurice Parker McKay, .New York CZ'lQ', Troy, New York Cfzjf, ,Vlffara Mon , Imam, Ilhaca, I13 Arts . Mechanical Engineering. Medical. Civil Engineering. Arts . Electrical Engineering. John Edward McLaughlin, Skafzfafeles, Law John Howell McLean, Ir., A.B., M.D., For! W01'lh, 72.11, Medical Norman Donald MacLeod, Ca!ca'wzz'a, Agriculture A. D. White Debate Club. 'Thomas Bernard Maginnis, Chicago, ffl., Arts A 'l' Slg H N lil 5 Freshman Banquet Coinmitteeg junior Promenade Committee. lVesley Henry Maider, Phzzvzzlr, Law Lynn Sylvester Manley, fllflillifll, Law Katherine Elizabeth Mann, Ozwalzzzun, .'1f1'1111., Arts john Marcy, jr., Gramm, Law ll? A dll. Claudio juan Martinez, . H01'1zo.v-Haz'1't'11da. Cazzhzzffa, ylfcx., M. Eng WValter Griffith Massey, Hfl7Z'L'7'f0ZC'1!, Mechanical Engineering 9 A X 3 Bench and Board: Undine, james Hughes Massie, Colboruc, Oni., Can., Mech. Engineering University Scholarship: Freshman Banquet Committeeg Debate Council lil, President A. D. White Debate Club lglg Editor-in-chief 1901 CORNELLIAN. Francis Wells Mastiu, PZ.F7'!lZ07lf, Electrical Engineering tb A e. Alice Ruth May, Rorhcsferf Architecture. Ethel Mayer, A.B., 1Vew York Czflh Medical. William Metcalf, jr., Pifzkbmggr, Pa., Law. Toastmaster Round Table 3 Chairman Law Class Banquet Committee. Frederick Williaiii Meysenburg, Chicago, IIZ., Arts. K A. Carrol Arthur Mider, Lowwllc, Arts. john Strother Miller, TfVas!zi:zg!0n, D. C., Arts- fb E K 5 Glee Club lil g Masque til fel Qglg President Southern Club t3l :junior Promenade Connnittee. VVilliam Harrison Miller, P0z'z'sw'!Zc, Pa., Arts. fb A 9 g junior Smoker Committee g Masque. George joseph Millington, Bzgjfczlo, Electrical Engineering, Frank Smith Mills, Avzdozlez-, fllass., Arts. Gertrude Estelle Mgqk, Rorlzesfw-, Arts. 114 XV alter Moffat, .Ncw York Cligf, Arts Charles Elias Mollard, Skcmeaz'e!es,. Civil Engineering Robert james Moore, Lockjwrl, Law President junior Law Class. Archibald Bostwick Morrison, jr., Cmcm, Mechanical Engineering 9 A X 5 Aleph Samach g Bench and Board 3 Captain Class Football Team 115 5 Substitute 'Varsity Football Team 125 g 'Varsity Football Team 135 g Basketball Team 115 125 135 Manager 135 3 Junior Smoker Committee. Clarke john Morrison, Phar.D., lVasIzz'1zg!o1z, D. C., Electrical Engineering VVillian1 Harper Morrison, Jr., l1zdz'auapo!zlv, fmi., Arts 411 A G g Savage Club, Masque g Glee Club 125 g Leader 135. XValter Mulford, B.S.A., ffhafa, Forestry University Scholarship. Ewell Nalle, Anszizz, Tex., Arts B 9 H g G N E g Aleph Samach g Assistant Leader Sophomore Cotillion g Class Baseball Team 125. Robert johnson Neely, 2 A E. Edwin Henry Newbury, Frank Davis Newbury, Sibleyjozwmzl 135. Thomas Grosvenor Norman, Louella Northrop, Ellen Pembroke O'Flaherty, Warreii Greene Ogden, Parfwzzozzfh, Va., Marine Engineering Brookbfzz, Mechanical Engineering Nczu York C555 Mechanical Engineering l',02kjJ01'1f, Law Forest Hozzze, Arts Harzy'07'd, Colm., Medical DI7askz'zzgz'0n, D. C., Naval Architecture Xl' T g Aleph Samach g Undine 3 Bench and Board g Class Navy Director 115 g Military Hop Committee 125, Assistant Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Assistant Manager Masque President junior Class. George Ashton Oldham, Treasurer Debate Union 115, Secretary A. D. White Debate Club 115. james Norris Oliphant, E fbg Undine g Bench and Board g Sophomore Cotillion Connnittee. Olive Belle Olney, james O'Malley, Clezfclalzd, O., Arts B7'00k0!7Z, Electrical Engineering LV66Yl,Sf07'I', Sgience Bzjala, A1-15 A X g Aleph Samach 5 Scalp and Blade Q junior Pronienarle Committee, Sun 125 3 Man aging Editor 135. Sanji Uchuhwan Osame, Abbe, japan, Mechanical Engineering 1 I5 James Cornish Otis, Si. Paul, !l7'z'1z2z., Arts X Nl' g Undine 3 Bench and Board 3 Sophomore Cotillion Committee: II'1'dU2v IZKJ C31 3 Class Football Director tsl, Class Football Team Q13 125, Captain ml: 'Varsity Football Team f3l. joviano Augusto dlAn1aual Pacheco, S. Carfax, Erazif, Arts David Paine, Trqv, Pa., Arts A T g Class Football Team lil 125. Earle Daniel Parker, B Q Il g Class Track Team Q25 Q 'Va Hiram Yorke Parker, Elizabeth Parry, Albert Silas Penney, Fred Clark Perkins, 41 I' A g 'Varsity Football Team lil 1 Clifford Robert Pettis, 1901 CORNELLIAN. Eugene Albertns Pharr, A.B., Walter Edwin Phelps, Mary Antoinette Phillips, A Lb, Raven and Serpent g Second George Emil john Pistor, University Scholarship. -Charles Carsten Platt, Harold Blair Plumb, A T Ag Bench and Board, Class Baseball Director Secretary and Treasurer Interscholastic League Clyde Potts, Albert Houghton Pratt, tl' Tg Masque C355 Caste Qgl. james Hunt Prendergast, A X. Albert Stanley Price, Mandolin Club Q3l. Ralph Fenno Proctor. Pasadwza, Cai., Mechanical Engineering rsity Track Team lzl 3 junior Smoker Committee. Iiham, Arts .New York flififk, Arts Adams, Electrical Engineering PV. Tozvbzscfzaf, Xlfass., Mech. Engineering Class Track Team 3 Class Football Team. Dcfazzrzjr, Forestry Berfwzkk, La., Mechanical Engineering Brook fm , Law fzzlfozz, Arts Vice-President Class qzl. 1Vm'a1'k, Aff., Civil Engineering Br00kQf1z, Law Ufzka, Electrical Engineering tsl Des Zlfoflzcs, fa., B Vookf V11 , Chazzmzrgzm, fa111esz'01wz , N ezulan z'z'l!f', lift! ss. , 116 Qgjg junior Promenade Committee , Assistant Manager lVz'd02cf 133. Civil Engineering Arts Law Arts Civil Engineering Louise Puff, A 41. Louise Margarita Puig, Francis Keon Purcell, 9' T 3 Undine 3 President Bench and Board Q Masque Q Steuart Purcell, Russell Benjamin Putnam, B.S., James Patrick Quigley, Harold Alva Rands, Fred Donald Ray, fb K il' g Undineg Benc Frederick Gordon Rew, Leonard Jesse Reynolds, Ifham, Arts, 15'1'ookQf1z , A ftgl I'If6lfc?7'l'0ZUll , Arts Caste Q25 Q3l. Ba!!z'mo1'o, flfd., Civil Engineering Crozolcjf, La., Mechanical Engineering Ii'z'ZZbu0'2, Law, Oregon GU, Ore., Arts Por! ffuron, Illicit., Civil Engineering and Board 3 Sophomore Smoker Committee. Bzgjfalo, Mechanical Engineering Pofsdam , Arts University Scholarshipg President A. D. White Debate Club U53 Debate Council fzj Vice-President Debate Union Q35 3 ,94 Memorial Stage fy 3 Cornell Debate Team fgj Roy Verbeck Rhodes, A X3 Masque 3 Glee Club g Mandolin Club. Louis Albert Rice, james Richardson, Ir., Howard Wait Riley, George W. Ristine, jr., T1'0j', Law Ellingfou, Electrical Engineering Sf. Louis, Mo., Arts Afmo York Cizjf, Mechanical Engineering Chimgo, Ill., Mechanical Engineering E fbg Undine, Bench and Board, Class Baseball Team C255 Manager Bicycle Team f3j Treasurer Intercollegiate Bicycle Racing Association fgj. Ralph Wellington Robbins, Clzirago, Ill., Mechanical Engineering A T S2 5 Aleph Samachg Substitute Freshman Crew 3 'Varsity Crew 125. Edward Coleridge Roberts, Po1'!Byro7z, Arts' Class Cross Country Team 121. Frank Taft Roberts, Sa!! Lake Cin, Ufah, Civil Engineel-ing. Owen Wilbur Roberts, Oak Pork, HZ., Mechanical Engineering. il' T g Undine 3 Bench and Board. Edward Livingston Robertson, SZ. Louis, filo., Laxv. X fb g President Round Table g junior Law Smoker Committee 3 'Varsity Baseball Team fry. Herbert Spencer Roe, Wolfoli, Agl-1Cu1tu1-6. Samuel Charles Root, Oflfllicl, MCChaHiCal Engineering. Sidney Fuller Ross, fi7f727l6'5?4721'. flff-. Architecture. 112 T Ag Masque Qgj. 117 Eugene Godley Royce, Arthur Gordon Ruggles, Elizabeth Lockwood Russell, K A 9 5 Second Vice-President Class fgj. Joseph Heywood Russell, Arthur Clarke Ryon, 4: I' Ag Masque CU Q25 C335 Vice-President 131, Caste QU Q21 135. Frederick Morton Sanders, Thomas Richard Sanders, Warren Bixby Sanford, Harry Allan Sayer, Sun Q3j. Helen Schlesinger, Maurice Abram Schultz, Class Track Team f2j. Benjamin Hoff Searing, Esawzaba, lllich., Arts Azmapolzlv, N. S., Can., Agriculture IfVaiki1zs, Arts Denver, Colo., Arts A'z'ngs!02z , Law Scofch Bush, Law Ba!a'ze'insz'z'!Zc, ilfass., Electrical Engineering No. Adams, Xlffass., Mechanical Engineering .A'YC'2'Cf'bZl7Qg'h , La W B7'00A'!l.lZC, Jfrzss., Medical Elfc'7z2'z'!Zc, Arts Broakguz , Arts Class Secretary Q23 g Sophomore Smoker Committee g Class Track Team L25 g junior Prom enade Committee. Woodard Wixom Sears, George Edgar Selby, John Lawson Senior, NP T, Aleph Samachg Undineg Sc'a11v!2zz7Qg, Law Baliimovc, Xlfd., Civil Engineering flfozz fgonzmjf, Law Bench and Board, Freshman Banquet Committee Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Assistant Manager Musical Clubs Q35 Manager 131. Oscar Melvern Severson, Edith Claire Seymour, University Scholarship 3 Sennightly. Clarence Earl Shaw, Mabel Mary Shea, Sennightly. Bessie Louise Sheldon, C11H1'1CS Lacy Sheldon, jr., NP T Arthur Henry Sherwood, K -, Carl johnson Sherwood, LV. Pfflsiofz, Pa., Civil Engineering GZ0z'c1'st'z'!!c', Arts Pcfrfjf Cjgfy, Veterinary ,.SHf7'CZ6Z!56, Arts Rzzperi, Va., Arts A ubmvz, AWS - A'z'zzgs!o1z, M6ChH11iC21l Engineering. ,SDf7'lZf2Ljg, Mechanical Engineering. IIS Henry Gassett Simmons, IVezf7507fz', R. I., Mechanical Engineering. Mary Edith Simonds, A.B., A7610 York Czflf, Medical. John Alfred Skinner, Shrrnzazz, Civil Engineering. Alexander Norton Slocum, Piffsbzug, Pa., Arts. A 'I' S2 3 Scalp and Blade 3 J 1x11 ior Smoker Con 1111 ittee 3 Glee Club Q35. Katherine Maud Slocum, Iifzaaz, Arts. Don Ell Smith, D67'Ql', Arts. President A. D. Vlfhite Debate Club Q1 53 Speaker Cornell Congress Q Debate Council Q15 Q353 Class Secretary QI 5. Edward Albert Smith, Ifzlghfmzn' Park, IZZ., Mechanical Engineering. Z Nlfi Undiueg Bench and Board. Harry Bradley Smith, LVashz'fzg!0u, D. C., Arts. Jenny Beck Smith, flfazzch Chunk, Pa., Medical. Le Roy Burns Smith, Smear Falls, Arts. A. D. White Debate Club. Marion de Kalb Smith, jr., A.B., Chesfeffiozwz, flld., Civil Engineering. 'George Lee Southard, fihaca, Mechanical Engineering. A A fb 3 Undine g Bench and Boardg Scalp and Blade 3 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Mandolin Club Q25 Q35 g junior Smoker Committee. Charles Edmund Stevens, fforazellszqzllc, Architecture. 111 A 9. Jay Humphrey Stevens, If0r7ze!!sz'z'Z!6, Arts, cb A 9 g Class Baseball Team Q25. Joseph Welch Stevenson, Bzamham, Paz. Mechanical Engineering. -Charles Lucius Stone, Troy, Mg-diQa1. Willa1'd Dickerman Straight, Oswego, A1-Chitecture, A T A g Aleph Sarnachg Savage Club 3 Bench and Board 3 llfidow Q35 g Era Q35 5 Artistic Editor IQOI CORNELLIAN. Marvin Willis Strong, Sayzdlle, Electrical Engineering. Lewis Clark Stubbins, lllaiioon, Ill., Civil Engineering. Ellen Theresa Sullivan, Richmomi, FIGS., Arts. Arthur Jeremiah Sweet, Ulzm, Arts. Class Track Team Q25 g 'Varsity Track Team Q25 3 Cross Country Team Q15 Q25 Q35 3 Captain Cross Country Club Q25 g Manager Q35g President I. C. C. C. A. A. A. A. Elizabeth Sweet, Albargif, Medical. George Gilbert Sweet, Pofsdzwz, Arts, 119 Thomas Bassett Taylor, .New York Cfiy, Mechanical Engineering. Substitute Freshman Crewg Second 'Varsity Crew Qzj. john Hamilton Telfair, Parr Rzkhffzozzrl, Medical. Edwin French Thayer, Alfleboro, Jfass., Arts. 0 X 3 Igoo Curtis Debate Club. David Rader Thomas, hhvkeudazzgmz, Paz., Mechanical Engineering. A K Hg Aleph Samach 3 Unrlineg Bench and Board, Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Cap- tain College Football Team ggi, Class Football Team til Q23 g Substitute Freshman Crew 5 Assistant Business Manager Ilfidozu Q33 3 Assistant Manager 'Varsity Baseball Team 151 3 Chairman junior Smoker Committee. William Clarence Thomas, VVilliam Crooks Thro, Lilly Victoria Tidey, john Blakeslee Tiffany, Nelson Otis Tiffany, Jr., A Tg Scalp and Blade. Sidney Tompkins, William Benjamin Tooley, Ashton Stephen Tourison, Jr., William Reginald Trautschold, ll' K KP: Class Track Director QIJ 3 Team QU: Class Track Team 1, II71'M'6s-Bcz1'1'z', Pa ., E 1 111 fra , l9c'Z!m'1'!le, Af f., Ifojb Eoifozzz, Pa., Hzyflzla, Trq 1 ' , JCazz'tfz'!!4', P!zz'!ad4'Qbb ia , Pa. M0lz!f!az'7', N. f., Cross Country Team 15 qzj. l 9 Civil Engineering. Agriculture . Medical. Agriculture. Civil Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Agriculture . Mechanical Engineering. Mechanical Engineering. Captain Class Cross Country Lillian Amelia Treat, .41ebzc1'1z, Medical- Clarerwe Archer Tryon, Oalyiefd, Mechanical Engineering. William Arthur Turnbull, Elmira, Law. Ernest Abbott Turner, Plaffslizujgf, Mechanical Engineering. Sherman Marsh Turrill, Ifhara, Civil EUgiH6STiHg- Dennie Hammond Udall, B.S.A., Crqjlxbznjg, Vi., Veterinary. Milton Miller Underdown, Iiham, AgfiCL11U1rG. President A. D. White Club tal. Howard Warren Underwood, .Noffih ,-ildmzzs, Jlass., Civil Engineering. George Truesdell Vail, fllichzlgan Ciyf, ffm'-, Arts. 4' K AP: Undineg Bench and Board 5 Junior Promenade C01T11T1l'ftee- HCUTY Ernest Vanderhioef, lfkaca, Mechanical EHgi11efffi11g - Aleph Samachg Freshman Crew, Captain Second 'Varsity CTCW C25 5 'Varsity Crew 121. 120 George Rivet Van Nainee, il' T 3 Bench and Board 1 Masque. Harvev Loren Van Pelt, Ralph Dwight Yan Valkenburgh, 4' 3 K. Carl Oswald Voegelin, Frank Duryea Voorhees, I A li . Royden Mandeville Vose, Richard Oliver W'alter, A, D. White Debate Club. Ernest Henry Waltman, fU7'S11l' C54 lf, I Hz fcrlozwz , flham , CIITCIZF, .S'l'hl?llEl'f6ZlZil', TY. f. liham, ll W1'f1z4jf Pafizi, Sqifzw, Pa., Arland Dyett Weeks, ffhaaz, Paul Gustav Weidner, Bzgfalo, joseph Benjamin Weighart, JVew York Cizjf, George Hutton West, Rebcr, President Agricultural Association 135. Irvin Ferdinand XVCStl'lCl1116T, A. D. White Debate Club. Asher Porter 'Whipple, Bertha Othniel White, john Sumner White, X 111. Ezra Bailey Whitman, Si. joseph, filo., Easz' Rafzdobk, Tiizzswlle, Pa. , fiham, BaZz'z'm01'e, flld. , A T g University Scholarship 5 Class Baseball Team fzj Hockey Team g Substitute ,Varsity Baseball Team. Law. Medical. Mechanical Engineering. Arts. Arts . Medical. Arts. Law. Arts. Electrical Engineering. Medical. Agriculture. Arts . Law. Arts. Civil Engineering . Civil Engineering. Class Track Team Q21 5 Manager George Stoddard Whitney, Bizzghaazzfou, A1-ts, Class Football Team. Clark Luzerne Wilcox, -VKIZFU, CiVi1 Engineering. joseph Lot Wilder, .4k1'01L, Veterinary. Herbert Sedgwick Wilgus, Rlgffafv, Civil Engineering. Frederick Will, jr., f30ChfSf6'f', Arts. 2 1.113 Undineg Bench and Boardg Class Baseball Team Q23 3 Mandolin and Banjo Clubs 423 C33- I2I Albert Chadwick W'illiams, H1'1Z.9dU!C, Ill., Mechanical Engineering. o N IG. Howard Shay Williams, Brookfm, . Civil Engineering. A fb g Sophomore Smoker Committee 3 junior Smoker Committee. Roger Butler VVillianis, jr., ffhafa, Civil Engineering. A Anlfg University Scholarsliipg Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee: Glee Club 415 C25 i35- Frederick VVillis, Flzzshiug, Arts. E dwg Undineg Bench and Board: Class Baseball Team Q15 3 Class Football Director f25 3 Assistant Business Manager 5,1111 125 3 Assistant Manager Varsity Football Team fx'-35 , Manager 4-Tllflmli Arms Q35. William Edward Wilson, Nora' York 211715, Civil Engineering. 'Varsity Track Team Q Class Cross Country Team. Earl Judson Winn, Ifham, Arts. Elizabeth Bishop Vxfinslow, Iihaaz, Arts. A df. Arthur Heston Wise, New York Cfzjf, Nfedigal, Alfred Thomas Wood, Dzyiafzro, O., Electrical Engineering. dv K NP g Bench and Board 3 Sophomore Cotillion Committee 5 Assistant Manager Musical Clubs. Robert Thompson 'Wood, Cold Sjbrizzg, Law. A T sz. Romeyn xVOT11101.1tl1, Por! Lqlfdefz, Arts. Manton Marble Wyvell, Alma, Arts. A X 3 Class Football Team Q25 5 'Varsity Football Team Q25 g E ra Q35 3 Business Manager 1Wfzgzzzz'1ze Q35 3 Debate Councilg President A. D. VVhite Debate Club Q25 3 '94 Memo- rial Stage 435. Nathan Elmer Young, Ozwfgo, Civil Ellgiueering. Ralph Goldsmith Young, Son Anfouio, T ex., Electrical Engineering. Joseph Lawrence Zoetzl, New York Cigr, Law. Charles Henry Zolzer, Afgzo York fig, Civil Engineering. Junior Smoker C01 i1111 ittee. Raphael G. Zon, B.S., A.B., SZ-7llbZ.7'SA', Russia, Forestry. 122 x , 2 v 1 INIIQIQQII Blllldfkd dlld CWD. Rick Rack, Rick Rack, Rewg Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen-two. R. H. SHREVE F. S. STOREY MISS M. SULLIVAN W. H. PALMER R. WEBS'fER . M155 M. L. BAILEY S. BURCHARD . W. F. SANTRY S. P. WINTERS J. BUSHONG . G. W. LOVE . E. EVANS GARNET AND ARMY-GRAY. ZIZISS 0ffiCQl'S. 125 Presiafezzl. FWS! Virc- P1'c'sz'd.e1z z' . Sammi Vice-Pf'csz'dm 1. Treczsurcr. Ref01'a'z'1zg Sefrezuzjf. C01'1'espo1zafz'ng .S6'C1'Uftl7Jf Navy DZ.7'66'llQ7'. Fooiball Direcior. Baseball DZ.7'66f07'. Track Dz'recz'01'. Sezgea zz i-cz z'-A rms. Vife Sezjgeazzi-af-4-I rms . 7... g Q- ,f X DHIQIQQII lflllldfkd Zllld CDYQQ. Rah Rah Rah, Ree Ree Reeg Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen-three. H. C. SHATTUCK . W. B. ZIMMER . MISS E. H. VALENIWINE G. M, WELCH . MISS B. DEVO A. W. MOLLER . E. J. SNOW . F, SIVYER . . H. R. FERGUSON . W. J. KEENE . . H. F. SUMMER ROYAL BLUE AND WHITE. QIGSS 0ffiC2l'S. 127 P1'csz'a'c1z z'. Firs! Virc -P1'esz'a'e7z Z. Sammi Vine- Pffcszliezz Z. Rec07'dz'2zg Sccreta fjf. C 077'6.S'1b07ZdZ'7Zg' Sef1'ez'a Tffmszwfer. Az'hZez'z'c Dz'7f.ed07'. Fooiball Dz'1'ecl07'. Baseball Dz'rec!02'. .Nazjf Direcfor. Trzzrk D1'rcd02'. 7 GQIIQYGI lllllllldl' . GOWl'llII12l1f, f23Cll9l'S, dlld Ofhel' 0fflC0l'S. TRUSTEES :- Ex-oflicio ..... Elected--By the Board By the Alumni Total . . . TEACHERS :- Professors , . Associate Professors Assistant Professors Lecturers . . Instructors . . Assistants, etc. Total . A . . . Non-Resident Lecturers . . Whole number of Teachers PREACHERS ..... LIBRARY STAFF ..,. OTHER OFFICERS GRAD HATE DEPA RTM ENT :- Fellows ..... Scholars ..... SIIIGQIIIS. Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees Graduates not candidates for Degrees Total, deducting for names counted twice . . Z GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE COURSES . . ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT :- Senior Class ..... junior Class . . Sophomore Class . , Freshman Class . Special Students . Total . . COLLEGE OF LAW 5- Senior Class . . Second Year Class . First Year Class . Special Students . . Total . . . THE MEDICAL COLLEGE :- Senior Class C3 year coursel . Senior Class Q4 year coursej , junior Class . Sophomore Class L' Freshman Class Special Students . . Total .... COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE :- Senior Class . . . junior Class . . . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class , Special Students . Total . I28 9 20 IO 81 2 37 6 103 Ss 314 45 28 I6 153 17 T49 140 IO3 I6I 240 20 53 58 63 3 48 23 36 93 121 7 4 IO 9 18 33 39 359 28 15 24 I7o 664 177 328 74 STATE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE: Third Year Class Second Year Class First Year Class Total . STATE COLLEGE or FoREsTRx':- Senior Class . junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class Special Students Total . COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE: Senior Class . Junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class Special Students Total . COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING :- Senior Class . Junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class Special Students Total . SIBLEY COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING!- Senior Class , junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class Special Students Total . Total, deducting for I8 names counted twice . . SUMMER SESSION Students in Short Course in Agriculture QWinter, I899J . New York . 1394 Pennsylvania I57 Ohio . . 99 New jersey . 88 Illinois . . 67 Massachusetts 45 Dist. of Columbia 29 Indiana . . 28 Maryland . 28 Connecticut . 25 Missouri . 23 Michigan 22 Iowa . . I9 Wisconsin . I7 Maine . I2 Slllillhdfv by States. California . Virginia . Texas . . Kentucky . North Carolina Rhode Island Tennessee . Delaware . Kansas . . Minnesota . Utah . Colorado Georgia . . Oregon . . South Carolina I29 West Virginia 4 Alabama . 3 Florida . . 3 Louisiana 3 Vermont 3 A rkansas . 2 Nebraska . 2 New Hampshire 2 North Dakota 2 Montana . 2 Washington . 2 Idaho . I Mississippi . I New Mexico . I Canada . . 2I 7 8 . I4 - , 29 I 4 I 7 . 6 . IO 8 9 . I4 2 43 . 3I - 47 . 4I . 78 . I - I98 . 84 . QI . 155 . 2II . I5 - 556 2240 424 S9 Russia . 6 Mexico . 4 Cuba . 3 Germany 3 Japan . . 3 Switzerland . 2 Brazil . . I Columbia . I New Zealand . I Nicaragua . I Norway . . I Sweden . , 1 Turkey fAsiaj I Total . 2240 A 1 , . n -5, ,A .A 3 . i 2 'f 1 ,J.g,,Q,n:.1fH?:.a.1,..L7-3-,,s:-.:rw,if,a - ,-- ' . A-femfid.,-1-,:.-,4..-.. ..ff......-U. .- .-.,..V.,,, ...-x.AY.-. -..:..f..,x...--'-1+Y-ui,-ggi-1.-40-..f.--.,--.Lic-.u-..-. ' ,Q -: - :' --v: 1, 1 ,-1..,..:,1g..,, -,f,-N4:,L11.w-v:-'--.v.-.-.-f-,....,.,.-,,,..,,.,,.,.,.,,,, ' -X A 4 . J N M 14, M 0 R IA M- 15 ,...' i l! .15 AE Xpwm f' Q2 4K A Nb wt f 5 ' Y' f'ff' Gm-QTFPQQJN ' A .25 i .NN N4- ,. X3 5? j QE I ' 'Q LR jXxE:'i RWY' 1 'xt ' 'Qxgfg ,1g1g14jg' A 1, ,. 64. YQ-3 , gr151Z'QW'd Q3 KMX 'lb 1f:15 .1-f JJ' fyq y IQ- . xy, wiv f K . 1, 3 I 4 , 5 J L l Tv J 'fsmi ,, 'Z - 'T A ,'4-?iI5?5?f X - 5 '?'5f'7'9 ' in 9 ' Q ' Q N4 2 1 .,.-N 1, r ', 'S-fig? - 'vii 3 f 5. 551 'QP bla A ' qi' 9 ' :w4-' L . 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KAPPA SIGMA. Glass Societies. CHANCERY CSenior Lawj. SPHINX HEAD CSenio1'j. ALEPH SAMACI-I Uuniorj THETA NU EPSILON QSOPIIOIIIOICD QUILL AND DAGGER QSe1IioI'j. DUNSTAN CSop11o1uorej. Honorary Societies. PHI BETA KAPPA CC1assica1j. SIGMA XI CScientiicj. I32 PHT . ZETA DELTA SIGMA CHI . KAPPA TAL' . XI , LAMBDA Psi . IOTA THETA X1 A.LPI-IA ' ALPHA PSI NU . EPSILON UPsrLoN ETA . MU . BETA A.LPHA BETA ZQIZI Psi. FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY or NEW YORK, 1846. QNIDIQI' Roll. Active Chapters, 2 I 133 University of New York. Williams 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. University of Minnesota. Zeta Psi. FSI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1868. In Facultate. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS VUAITE. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR. HENRY PATTERSON LOOMIS. CHARLES CLIFFORD BURROWS JOHN THOMAS PARSON. In Llrbe. CHARLES BAKER BIANDEVILLE. Graduates. ALBERT STANFORD. ALEXANDER INICDOUGALL ge EJ 1900, CLIFFORD DEXVITT COYLE. CARL DAUTEL. DAVIS I-IANVLEY, JR. ARTHUR MASON HANNON. 1901, WELFORD GOLDEN. WALTER NATHAN BRAND. EDWARD ALBERT SMITH. 1902, HENRY SCHOELLKOPF. MARK ANTONY BELTAIRE, JR HOWARD BAILEY ODELL. HERBERT MARINER WOOD. 1903. PAUL HENRY QUACKENBUSH. ,DEAN CROUSE. BRONSON HASBROUCK SMITH. ALLEN BRADFORD RIPLEY. HUMPHREY BIRGE. HOWARD MUNRO LONGYEAR. 134 WILLIANI ROLAND TAX'LOR. HENRX7 QXHEODORE FERRIS. JOSEPH COOK CULVER. FRANCIS SPEARMAN ADAMS If , gf-13 35311 A 4 7, m 4Yim 29 :X mf N , ,uw J w W LL ... r 1' v1 ,L L. up Jwf ,533 IEW-1 tr' 'Wrfxfgf WX wif Loy fi fl-, ,, 'NG 75935-411 4 Q? ,-, 5? wim- A V ' H E' Ffa 5 . ll, 1 in V H xf U F? u L- V ' 1-', .-Mm T1-uw V 'iw -,RQQW ' ,LV hp ,V ,. -.fm :L -'lu ,5Q1Igf, A ,SQ 9Emf5J:7N5W'1 -1 ' .xv 1 4. - xp fn 4: u -. W I L ,.'..ff ,' v A ' -cw F H . .x. 1 ' W HH' f. .If wl I lv H I I , ' , 5' I ,'-in . 'N w ww ' w 1 4 u . ' w .llnm , jg W -A W A, M 'Wi Ip .r 'n '- 'I-.4 :-a.' L' -,f.Ju. ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA LAMBDA MU . NU . Xi . OMICRON RHO SIGMA PHI Psi . Zhu Pm. FOUNDED AT PRINCETON, 1824. ROII Gf QDGIJIQYS. I University of Virginia. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College. Rutgers College. Hanipden-Sidney College. Franklin and Marshall College. University of Georgia. V Rensselear Polytechnic Institute. Ohio State University. University of California. Stevens Institute of Technology. University of Texas. Cornell University. Sheffield Scientific School, Yale, Lafayette College. Wofford College. Amherst College. Lehigh University. Zhu Pbl. XI CHAPTER, ESTABLISHED 1868. XVILLIAM HENRX' MILLER. EBENEZER MACK TREBIAN. ROBERT HENRX' TREMAN. ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB. JAMES GRANT TRACY. FRANK SEDGWICK TRACY. JACOB ANTON FRONHEISER. ALAN EDGAR PHILBRICK. CHARLES FRANCIS KINGSLEY. CHESTER BUCK DU BOIS. JOHN SUMNER VVHITE. JAMES SMITH DOUGHERTY. EDWARD LIVINGSTON ROBERTSON JOSEPH BRIGGS WEAVER. JAMES EDGAR HUSTEAD. BRUCE SEDGWICK BURLINGAME. JOHN CORNWALL FOX. THOMAS SPENCER RAMSDELL. WILLIAM JAMES KEENE. ALBERT WILLIAM MOLLER. JAMES MORRISON. SETH EVANS HODGE. EBEN PERRY STURGES., SHERVVOOD RICHARD DAVIDGE. L36 ' mrgv., ' , , Jmtt' ' H , .'-lusmwqg ,E-IF , ,,,.51 L I n n W dz 1: v 1 V ale, 'V ,A Ly- UQ - ,.,.4 . N f ', l , f ' ff.-.. QU . fl -'Tl ,pix 1: :jf-Qjw ' , ,F.1,,j ,- E L-J-ii.: il-ff' Tr-4,,:'f f Auf'- '91 , ,JZ . af--i I Q1 -' if' H w .4 . P9 :QI ,LSE 'f L , il' unze- J .' 3, -ef f :V -'nf I' f ,' ,. - 1 '-T.-,' H -1 Eff. rg-. - X, 3? Vg ' y . -Y ,V L-51,2 lr IT' gl. , - , ,N-594, , , J, . Q M PM 3? uae. -7 ' I '. 'E Rx 5 , . , , , , . 1 - ' VH h w X . w N , w W lil! : :. ij! I y .fb UTE1 ' I '37 ' U , M-Jnf I y- - . -In A , if-M, , ..,. ,. J,- .HL md: f'i1!:l'nIlL , W S 1 n w E , : N - ,rl - ' - 1. L5 Lei 1'-. +-5' nl 'l .Flhihlu -Q'l.'lL', Y 1 n ,QE Ai P , 5 3, 'hc 1 TWU -wmv Ny WI V U. T 1 S, 1 Rui F J . Fl E: 1 ,,, .. 'J .ur ,QQ-1 . L.,, H.E . D Union College . Williams College. IIobaH:CoHege . Cornell University Toronto University Lehigh University McGill University Che Kappa Hlpba Societv. FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE,I825 Gbapters. 137 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 1399 Che Kappa Hlpba Society. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE. JOHN LEWIS MORRIS. ALEXANDER BUEL TROXVBRIDCGE JOHN X7REDENBURGH VAN PELT MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF. EDWARD HEIQIXIAN BOSTXVICK. WILLIAM CHARLES CHARLES CHARLES CHARLES HERBERT BOSTNVICK. HAZEN BLOOD. EDXVARD TREDIAN. DIBBLE BOSTWICK. BRADLEY ANDREWS. HERBERT BLANCI-IARD LEE. JOHN ALLEN HAINES. ROBERT IIENRY HAZELTINE. GEORGE GLDS WAGNER. WILLIAM MARSH BUTLER. FREDERIC ELLIS JACKSON. - WILERED LA SELLES XVRIGHT. RICHARD NVILLIAM HOLLAND GAMWELL. OSGOOD MORGAN. FRANK UBERHORST MCGRAW. PHILIP STORRS DICKINSON. FREDERICK VVVILLIAM NIEYSENBURG EDWARD BINGHAM ALLEN. GEORGE MUNRO FORREST. RONALD GILBERT COOLBAUGH. JOHN HAROLD HAYDEN. JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS. PORTER RAYMOND LEE. CHESTER INGERSOLL WARREN. STEPHEN CLARK REYNOLDS. AUDENRIED WHITTEMORE. CHARLES EARI.E MOTT. JOHN MACEWAN ELLIS. r38 ....,,J , ' L 1 H.. .L J H Jai wfilillr' , ,, ' . ' :Lf'dlF F W ' vii-Q: H3111 4 I , c E'Tu F71- ET '-:ff-'. ..'- 5 4 ,K E-3 I., EE' 135,- !-1 - 'l'E.' -,ff r 51 Hx 2? '15 A' E Ty 3 lb, L ll. ' I L lim. ' F1 Ii Y SE! F ,. F211 1, 1 ' F w v N .1 , wa, ' -I v 57 3 , ,J 717- , ,, w F 1,1 ,r ' Jus 5 'Q aa ku wi ' fl' if 'wg-K 1 'G 5Lzl'LlZFii'wfS'sfI55. 4 W x W W X M hi W Y -I: v4 - , L..-'U I2 1 WI I .T' ' 1.' 'W W . '. MN mTiqhf'.L .fl . -I -I . 4 '1 - J-.kF 1l., HQ- -g1'.l-'S' 1, . .I-I, .-I Y. ' 'gsf.f!,. '-53.91 HH. 'I HANIILTON COLUMBIA YALE . AMHERST BRUNONIAN HARVARD HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTBIOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WIL1.1A1v1S MANHATT.AN MIDDLETOXRVN KENYON . UNION . CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS . MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO . MCGILL . Hlpbd DQIIZI Phi. FOUNDED AT HAMILTON COLLEGE, 1852. ROII of Zbapters. Hamilton College, 1832. Columbia College, 1836. Yale College, 1837. Amherst College, 1837. Brown University, 1837. I-Iarvarcl University, 18 37. Aclelbert College, 1841. Bowdoin College, I8.l.I. Dartmouth College, 1845. University of Michigan, 1846. University of Rochester, 1851. W'illiams College, 1 85 1. College of the City of New York, Wesleyaii University, 1856. Kenyon College, 1858. Union College, 1859. Cornell University, 1869. Trinity College, 1878. johns Hopkins University, 1889. University of Minnesota, 1891. University of Toronto, 1893. University of Chicago, 1896, McGill University, 1897. Active Chapters, 23. I 39 1855 Hlpba Delta Phi. CORNELL CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1869. In Facultate. The Rev. MOSES COIT TYLER. JAMES MORGAN HART. CLAYTON HALSEI' SHARP. EDXVARD HITCHCOCK, JR. FREDERICK BEDELL. In Llrbe. ROGER BUTLER WILLIADIS. SAMUEL DUMONT HALLIDAY. WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER. FRANK CUTHBERT CORNELL. FREDERICK BENJAMIN EATON. EZRA CORNELL. FRANK SMITH MILLS. EMIL AMANDUS BRINER. EDWARD SNOW ATWOOD. Undergraduates. 1900. JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK BOLE. PETER SMITH- HIRAIVI MURRAY LITTLE. RUSSELL GAGE INSLEE. EDWARD PERCY SMITH. GEORGE HARPER YOUNG. 1901. EDWARD RENICK ALEXANDER. CHARLES WOOD CROSS- LAVTON STEARNS LYON. TULLY BASCOM LITTLE. GEORGE LEE SOUTHARD. ROGER BUTLER WILLIAIVISI JR WALLACE MACDONALD BROWN. 1902. ROBERT ALLEN BOLE. DOUGLASS KINNEAR BROWN- EDGAR STILLMAN BOWMAN. JOHN JOHNSON PATTERSON. HAROLD EDGAR JOHNSTON. FRANK HENRY TEAGLE. RALPH WARE. 1903- JOHN ARTHUR BEIDLER. EVERETT WATSON BROOKS. FRANK CLARENCE HOWLAND. RANSOM PRATT. ROBERT RYON. SAMUEL GEORGE TAYER. WINSOR FRENCH WOODWARD. 140 i Q5 X A XXX W E X QQLHHNTL ff I . 1 Z E-x4 M Y 4 22' X 0? gym? X 0? .wx AKNQR Jw! X ohvjgwrh. mpeg: f 5 .af w'm11WSw, XX A I ll ,nf v X XX Q -' W x XM X . 1 ' 1 r .., x 'gg' , WV , 1. - --M' 1 ,H ,- f 4 -1g.fi5 3f' W 2? f, - 4? - Zmsf NW X. X M , r , , . mx .0 . V 1' '!f1.'.j' , .-:X X ,, p 35 xy, my- -siliffx ' Rr AVLNFQQI II N X ,V, U 1 lx ' 2:5 Phi Kappa Psi. FOUNDED 1852. ROII of QDGDIQYS. g W'ashington and Jeff Allegheny College. Bucknell University. Gettysburg College. Dickinson College. Franklin and Marshall College. Lafayette College. University of Pennsylvania. Swarthmore College. Dartmouth College. Amherst College. Cornell University. Syracuse University. Columbia University. Colgate University. Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. johns Hopkins University. University of Virginia. Washington and Lee University. Hampden-Sidney College. rson College. University of West Virginia. University of Mississippi. Ohio Wesleyan University. Wittenburg College. Ohio State University. De Pauw University. University of Indiana. Wabash College. N oithwestern University. University of Chicago. University of Michigan. University of Wisconsin. Beloit College. University of Minnesota. University of Iowa. University of Kansas. University of Nebraska. Leland Stanford, jr., University University of California. Active Chapters, 39. 141 .nz - fx N .,.,, 4 ,Ref .I A , il I .-,,, ,- Z, A Q A-iilgi ff ' JAMES MCMAHON. EARNEST GEORGE NIERRITT. Phi Kdppd Psi. ROUNDED IS69. In Facultate. HARRIS JOSEPH RY.-KN. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY. A OSCAR M ILTON STEWART. EDNVIN HENRX' HULBERT. FRANK EURICH, JR. AUGUSTINE RIDENOUR AYERS. XNTILLIAM DUNCAN KELLY. GEORGE TRUESDELL VAII.. ALFRED THOMAS WOOD. HERBERT CHAPMAN BRADLEY FRANK TAFT ROBERTS. HARVEY GRIFFIN ROGERS. EUGENE CROKER BATCHELAR. HENRY JAROMIR BRUERE. In Llrbe. HENRX' GAY CARPENTER. Graduates. GEORGE XVALTER STEWART. LINNAES HINES. Seniors. CARLTON OVERTON PATE. GILBERT BERGEN WOODHULL. jlllIi0l'S. JOHN PARKE GILBERT. FREDERICK DONALD RAY. REGINALD WILLIADI TRAUTSCHOLD ORVILLE CHARLES PRATT. Sovhomores. JAMES MCGLTNNEGLE. ' JAMES ROBINSON HOWE, JR. MURRAY FISHER CROSSETTE. LOUIS MONASTES STARR. WILLIAM PINCKNEY LAWSON. HARRY CARNEY COLBORN. WILLIAM JAMES WARD. Freshmen. ROBERT PITCAIRN. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HEITSHU, JR. CHARLES BAUSHER BROXVN. I42 SW , -7 J W 2 ,Li , ,f 'him Q me ?c.gQ .a w 1 0 QQ A ? l' A ' ,X Pr . THETA MU . ALPHA PHI . EPSILON . CHI . Psi . TAU . NU . IOTA RHo XI . . - ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA . GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPsrLoN DELTA Zhi Psi. EOUNDED 1841. Roll of HCIWQ Hlpbds. T43 Union College. VVillianis College. Middlebury College. Wesleyan College. Hamilton College. University of Michigan. Amherst College. Cornell University. Vlfofford College. University of Minnesota. University of Wisconsiii. Rutgers College. Stevens Institute. University of Georgia. Lehigh University. Leland Stanford University University of California. University of Chicago. Zhi Psi. ALPHA PSI. ESTABLISHED 1869. CHARLES LOVE DURHAINI. ALFRED ERNEST TAX'LOR. DE FOREST VAN VLEET. EDWARD GUILD WYCKOFF. CLARENCE FRED WYCKOFF. ALLEN NORTON DRAKE. SAMUEL BROADUS EARLE. .1 A WL- .. -I Iii 5'Q'4Tg5, A 1 .5 f, . V, J..'5?:f'iiQ :f - fffblf ' WILLIABI METCALF, JR. HENRY' WEIL BUTLER. WALTER SCOTT BOGLE. FREDERIC DAN HUNTINGTON. CHARLES CRANE HAWLEY. ALFRED WHITING CHURCH. CHARLES SCOTT ESTABROOK. HARRY SEIDEL SLEICHFR. ROSWELL SILAS GEORGE. EVERETT GARRETT STARR. JOHN WASITINGTON DAVITT. ROBERT BARTLETT SEARS. JOSEPH HUNTER BAREWELL. ARTHUR DELANO. HARRY HALE SMITH. ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN. EDGAR JOHN UIHLEIN. NVILLIAM SEARS ESTABROOK. JAMES CORNISH OTIS. ALBERT CURRY. KENNETH OGILVIE CHISHOLM JOSEPH EDGAR UIHLEIN. JOHN CHASE. JOHN ALFIN KINNEX'. EDGAR GRIFFITH FRANCE. RUSSELL SAGE UNDERWOOD. EDNVIN MAHLON BOSVVORTH. THOMAS JEFFERSON VAN ALSTYNE HENRY TRACY VAN WAGENEN T44 .Dr-eJM.Hzf714m DQIIG UDSHOII. NON-SECRET. FOUNDED 1834. RQII of Zbdpitrs. VVillian1s College . . . . , Union College . Amherst College . Hamilton College . Adelbert College . Colby University . . University of Rochester Bdhhhebury CoHege . Bowdoin College . Rutgers College . Brown University . Colgate University f... University of the City of New York . Cornell University . . . Marietta College . . . Syracuse University . University of Michigan Northwestern University Harvard University , University of Wisco11si11 . Lafayette College . . Columbia College . Lehigh University Tufts College . De Pauw University . . University of Pennsylvania . . University of Minnesota . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology . Swarthmore College . . . Leland Stanford, Ir., University . University of California . McGill University . University of Nebraska Toronto University . . 145 1334 1838 1347 1347 1347 1850 1852 1856 1857 1858 1860 1865 1865 1869 1870 1373 1876 1880 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1894 1896 1896 1898 1898 1399 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCR. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS. SIMON HENRX' GAGE. IRVING PORTER CHURCH. CHARLES EDXVIN BENNETT. JEREMIAH VVHIPPLE JENKS. JARED TREBIAN NEWMAN. WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS. DQIIZI UIJSHOII. CORNELL CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED I869. In Facultate. CHARLES' HENRY HULL. JOHN HENRY TANNER. THEODORE WHITTLESEY. ANDREW EDWARD TUCK. XVILLIAM ALBERT RILEY. HEC1'OR RUSSELL CARVETH. In Urbe. JOHN FREDERICK FITSCHEN. THOMAS ST. JOHN VVESTERVELT- THORNTON JENKINS. . Undergraduates. 1900. LEWIS STANTON PALEN. WILLIAM WALLACE PATTERSON RALPH EMERSON HEMSTREET. GARDINER SHERMAN DRESSER. JAMES MONTGOMERY GILCHRIST. EZRA BAILEY VVHITMAN. JOHN OLMSTED DRESSER. NEI,SON OTIS TIEEANY, JR. JOHN REA PATTERSON. HENRY LORD CHASE. 'WYILLIAM JOHN NORTON. HAIQRY FRANK SOMMER. LOUIS FRED BRUCE. RICHARD HAROLD DEARBORN. FRANCIS EUGENE YEATES JOANNES. EDWARD JOHN TORNEY. JOHN Vvz-XUGHAN MCADANI- KARL FREDERIC KELLERMAN. 1 90 I . JOHN SEDGWICK GAY. DAVID PAINE. BENJAMIN RICHARD ANDREWS. 1902. J. ANDRE SMITH. ARCHIBALD MARVIN GILBERT- CHARLES AUGUST TAUSSIG. IOO3. CHARLES PADDOCK WALES.. ROBERT LYMAN JAMES. I46 H My ,.x. bivkcerf A Acfio nffif f D J ' . , -2 ' f Q, V1 :J 0 F 1 Q M 1 .4- X ' xA Q-099ee f f 5 ' Q 'i I ' W' ' ua., -f-f , MN 411:-1 , ff 0 f ff' ' f X ' b 1 4 4 ' fag, f fs! M Z 3 2352 .. 2 V f ' 8 5769! XA f , .A sf , lx ,ig ,v., A V 5 4 w ,Q K 2 J N , be Lj 7 I 0 f fab , ED X ..i I N K V W:-QQ., fwf, f I 5: PGN' H F' f2242?3,gE.EVs ffffzfefwfy' 2 fb ,L'51J5fik M7042 ffflff s Q- 39 72 20 ff gf 01' , , zz, ep 6 C? f W A f 04,32-45 .fn WW 0354-,ffmfp X 3 f'EfQ.s ' Zf-Qff wfp wh a NW --Up '32, .. 04 fffff 'Q'f '6?W :af 7. Q. wbwgwg X, ,ifffef 72p fffiggfg ' rfffwfew '5' sr '70 , we 3fAL1FcRNu-, MQ GILL NLBRASKA . 5, 1 W, V - Toaonm 2 I9 D 1'n'l.:f 1 .Nh if fv. 'VD X-W lf PHI THPITIX . X1 . SIGMA . fiAM1-IA . PSI . CHI . UPSIT.ON BE'TA . KAPPA . LAMBDA ETA . P1 . . . IoTA . . ALPHA ALPHA OMICRON . EPSILON . Rl-IO - TA11 MU . NU . BETA PHI PHI CHI Psi PHI . . GAMMA P111 . PSI OMEGA . BETA CHI DELTA CHI . DELTA DELTA PHI GAMMA . CE.-XMMA BETA THETA ZETA . ALIDHA CHI . PHI EPs1LoN . SIGMA TAU . TAU LAMBDA ALPHA PHI . DELTA KAPPA DQIIG KZIDDG EDSHOII. FOUNDED AT VALE, 1844. Roll of QIQEIDIQYS. . Yale University, 1844. Bowdoin College, 1844. Colby University, 18.15. Amherst College, 1846. Vanderbilt University, 1847. University of Alabama, 1847. University of Mississippi, 1850. Brown University, 1850. University of North Carolina, 1851. Miami University, 1852. Kenyon College, 1852. University of Virginia, 1852. Dartmouth College, 1853. Central University of Kentucky, 18 54. Middlebury College, 1854. University of Michigan, I855. Williams College, 1855. Lafayette College, 1 855. Hamilton College, 1856. Colgate University, 1856. College ofthe City of New York, 1856. University of Rochester, 1856. Rutgers College, 1861. De Pauw University, 1866. Wesleyaii University, 1867. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1867 W'estern Reserve University, 1868. Cornell University, 1870. University of Chicago, 1870. Syracuse University, 1871. Columbia College, 1874. University of California, 1876. Trinity College, 1879. University of Minnesota, 1889. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, I89Q Tulane University, 1898. University of Toronto, 1898. University of Pennsylvania, 1899. 147 ' DQIIG KGIJDG EDSHOII. DELTA CHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1870. Fratres in Facultate. The Rev. CHARLES IWELLEN TYLER CPhiJ. CUTHBERT WINFRED POUND. EDGAR B. KAY CPSi Omegaj. JAMES ALBERT XVINANS CTAIIJ. 'Fran-es in Urbe. ' EDWIN GILLETTE. FRANK DQLYID BOYNTON QA1pha Alphaj CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL. ROBERT TAYLOR JONES CMIIJ. DAVID EUGENE MARSH. ERWIN MARX. PIAYYVARD H UTCHINSON KENDALL. FRANCIS VICTOR MARBACIT PROvOST. DAVID RADER THOB-IAS. . GUY MIRBIONT DE MIAURIAC. JOSEPH DE WITT WARNER. PAUL GRISYVOLD CHACE. WILLIAM ROBERT COUCH. RALPH FREDERICK CHATILLION. RALPH BUTLER. JOHN THOMAS HAR'F. HENRY CLAY RECKYVITH. WALTER GARFIELD WARREN. AUGUST MARX. JOHN SAYLE WATTERSON. WILLIAM WHEELER RONEY. WALTER MARTIN BRAUN. I ARTHUR DE VVITT BROOKS. STEWART BURCH.-XRD. WILLIAM HAREAUGH N'EVIN. FREDERIC THOMAS ROCIQXVOOD. PHILIP BRUNDAGE NVINDSOR. FRANK SCOULLER PORTER. NOR1N'IAN CHARLES BRIZSE. A CLARENCE GEARHEART CRISIDIN. FRANK LITTRELL STRATTON. GEORGE WALBRIDGE CRhoJ. CHARLES LEROY COOL. JOHN LELAND MOTHERSHEAD, JR. THOMAS HILL SIDLEY. JEROME ELWVELL STEEVER. ALDEN HOWE LITTLE. KARRICIC PELOUZE COLLINS. HORATIO ALFRED TAVIERA gRhoj. 48 5 , Q M WW y. , KV V M H A Mmuwm, BETA . . GA111MA DEUTERON EPs1LoN DEUTERON ZETA . . ETA IoTA . , IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA . . LAMBDA . . MU DEUTERON NU DEUTERON X1 . . . OMICRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON RHO DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON . TAU DEUTERON PHI . . CHI . . CHI DEUTERON PS1 . . . CD06 DQIIG Zhi. 1fo11Nmv:D AT UNION COLLEGE IN IS43. Roll of Charges. I Cornell University, 1870. University of Michigan, 1889. Yale University, 1887. BYOXV11 University, 185 3. Bowdoin College, 1854. Harvard University, 1 856. 'Williams College, 1891. Tufts College, 1856. Boston University, 1876. Amherst College, 188 5. Lehigh University, 1884. Hobart College, 1857.- Dartniouth College, 1 869. College of tl1e City of New York, Columbia University, 188 3. University of Wisconsin, 1895. University of Minnesota, 1892. Lafayette College, 1866. University of Rochester, 1867. Columbian University, 1896. Hamilton College, 1867. 49 1881 ERNEST WILSON HUEECDT. DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE. FREDERICK GEORGE GRIMSHAXV. CHARLES ALDRIC1-I STEVENS. JAMES BENNETT NOLAN. GEORGE ARTHUR AUSTIN. CHARLES CASSELS ATYVOOD. WALTER GRIFFITH MASSEM. JAMES RICHMOND. HAROLD COLBERT JONES. WILLIAM KAUEMAN ECKERT. Cbtld DQIIG bi. In Facultate. LUZERNE COVILLE. EDMUND SEWALL SMITH. SQlli0I'8. RICHARD SANDFORD PERSONS. FRANK ELLSXVORTH PENDLETON. JESSE HENRX' XVILSON, JR. juniors. ARCHIBALD BOSTWICK MORRISO WILLIAM HOGG BAKER. ROGER NIARR ROBERTS. Sovhomores. EMORY WARD STEARNS. WALLACE PARK FOOTE. ROBERT COLLYER HOSMER. WILLIABI LOWDER HERXRNE. Freshmen. - ALAN EMERSON ASI-ICRAFT. JAMES WHITE PERSONS. GEORGE EDWARD DRULLARD BRADY. WALTER FOBES MILLER. CLEMENT KELLOGG CORBIN. ROV POLK ROCREEELLER. 150 IN T R fi, 'vy 153 1 X . ,AL 1 F1 x IX A .mx A 1 5, I ,umwii,f f! ,rr f ,H : X 1 -HM? : E x'-ffamx ' 'My My VN 1- v , ' ly' , A Q' ,iz 5, ' ink, - QQ is hw X W , fe , i wi,-A 5-vg THQ J -I Lum :QM 3 ' E441-'fiffi ' 5 S X H ZZ Dnehff. Ph 1 f,, Xi Pbi DQIIZI CDQIZI. FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY IN 1848. Roll of Zbavters. Colby University. Dartmouth College. University of Vermont. Williams College. Amherst College. Brown University. Cornell University. Union University. Columbia University. Syracuse University. Lafayette College. Pennsylvania College. Washington and Jefferson College. Allegheny College. Dickinson College. University of Pennsylvania. Lehigh University. University of Virginia. Randolph-Macon College. Washington and Lee University. University of North Carolina. Centre College. Central University. Vanderbilt University. University of the South. University of Georgia. Emory College. Mercer University. University of Alabama. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. University of Mississippi. Tulane University. 151 University of Texas. Southwestern University. Miami University. Ohio Wesleyan University. Ohio University. Ohio State University. Case School of Applied Scie11ce University of Cincinnati. University of Michigan. Indiana University. Wabash College. Butler College. Franklin College. Hanover College. De Pauw University. Purdue University. Northwestern University. University of Chicago. Knox College. Lombard University. University of Illinois. University of Wisconsin. University of Minnesota. Iowa Wesleyan University. University of Iowa. University of Missouri. Westminster College. Washington University. University of Kansas. University of Nebraska. University of California. Leland Stanford, jr., University WILLIABI Phu Delta theta. NEW YORK ALPHA. ESTABLISHED 1872. Th fdflllfdfe. WILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND. LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSRURY. UIICQYQYZGUHIQS. JOHN CLEVES SHORT. RAYMOND DONALD STARBUCR. KELTON EVVING WIiITE. ARTHUR ADAMS. JOHN VVILLIAM IHLDER. IRVING CLINTON BROWER. CHARLES WINN COIT. WILLIAM WALDO PELLET. CHARLES EDMUND STEVENS. WILLIAM HARRISON MILLER. HARPER MORRISON, CLIFTON BENSON ENGLISH. ARCHIE EDXVARDS M ACBRIDE. EUGENE ABBOTT KINSEY. CLARENCE HUNTINGTON FAY. JAY HUMPHREY STEVENS. WILLIAM BOOTHRY KLTCQLER. I 'IKHURLOXV WvEED REED. EDWARD HARRISON POWLEY. HARXVEY JOEL COTQCH. BARBER BENJAMIN CONABLE. MAIJRICE FRANCIS BAYARD. FRANCIS WELK MASTIN. PRESCOTT DYGERT HOARD. CLARENCE BLYLER KUGLER. JOHN PETER FRENZEL, JR. EDWARD EVERETT WALKER. ALLEN NIOSHER. IRA JUNE OWEN. EDWARD JAMES SNOW. EDXVARD BRYDON NELL. STUART HAZLEWOOD. RALPH :ERWIN MARVIN. FRANCIS WILLIAM MCKINNEY WILLIAM COOL PRUYN. T52 x A ' v ff A , E 5 glqf if y E V f an :E ,AUX i F X ,, ? . ,NQ-esfkv 'V uhp off 'wwf F u v mem Fw,-nr R C'f .uf.D,. BQIG CDQIG Pi. Miami University . Cincinnati University . Western Reserve University Ohio University . . Washington-jefferson College Harvard University . . De Pauw University . Indiana University . University of Michigan . Wabash College . Centre College . . Brown University . . Hampden-Sidney College . University of North Carolina Ohio Wesleyan University . Hanover College . . University of Virginia Knox College . . Davidson College Beloit College . Bethany College University of Iowa . Wittenberg College . VVestminster College . . Iowa Wesleyan University . Denison University . . University of Wooster University of Kansas University of Wisconsin , Northwestern University . Dickinson College . FOUNDED IN 1839. ROII of QDGDIQYS. 1839 1841 1841 1841 1842 1843 1345 1845 1845 1846. 1847 1847 1850 1852 1853 1353 1854 1856 1858 1860 1861 1866 1867 1868 1869 1869 1872 1872 T373 1373 1873 I 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 . . . Columbia University . Amherst College . Vanderbilt University University of Texas . Ohio State University University of Nebraska Pennsylvania State College University of Denver University of Syracuse Dartmouth College , Wesleyan University . University of Minnesota . University of Missouri Lehigh University , Yale University . . University of Chicago , Leland Stanford, jr., University 1374 1874 1875 1875 1876 1878 1878 1879 1879 1879 1880 1880 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1888 1889 1890 1890 1890 1890 1891. 1893. I S94 BUG D216 Pi. CORNELL CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1874. In the Faculty. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER. FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT. VVILLARD HENRY AUSTEN. EVERETT WARD OLMSTED. ' In the City. HORACE WOODWORTH NI-XSII. Graduates. ERNEST BLAKER. GEORGE MAXXVELL HOWE. MORRIS ROGERS EBERSOLE ARTHUR EVANS ROMMEL. MATTHEXX' GILMOUR, UJR. Undergraduates. 1900. CARL DE WITT FISHER. CHARLES CAMERON WEST. GEORGE WILLIAM WIENHOEBER. 1901. EWELL NALLE. HAROLD EDNVARD HASTINGS. SAMUEL PATCH HITCHCOCK. HOXVARD EARL GEER. I902. BENJAMIN OTIS FRICK. CARLETON MCCULLOCH VAIL. CHARLES DUNCANSON YOUNG. GUY HETZEL. EARL AMOS AVERILL. HARRY ALTON HITCHCOCIC EARLE DANIEL PARKER. STUART HERBERT BENTON. WILLIABI MIASSEX' CARRUTH WARD DIX KERLIN. CLARENCE WATERBURY. SAMUEL PURDY HOWE. SAMUEL MATTHEXVS VVAUCLAIN, J MAURICE ROBERT WHINERY. 1903. CHARLES SPRAGUE CLARK. NORLIAN DEYVITT BETTS. ROMEYN BERRY. JOHN WATKINS ROBB. ARTHUR CLARENCE STIFEL- 154 GURDEN TYLER POLLARD. M .5 Q 6 ' 63: fi- .. Xf-QSM ea 12? 0 1' CD 0359 993.999 K 'N MQ ' en wg ' QB . gg,-, Lf' 1 ' . . ' :Q ' :QM 9 53 Dzwka THETA . DELTA . BETA SIGMA GAMMA . ZETA LAMBDA . KAPPA . Psi . XI . UPs1LoN . IoTA PHI . Pr . CHI . . BETA BETA ETA . . TAU . MU . RHO . OMEGA . Psi Uvsil Oil. FOUNDED AT Uxiox, 1833. Roll of Zbapters. U11io11 College. University of City of New Yale University. Brown University. Amherst College.. Dartmouth College. Columbia University. Bowdoin College. Hamilton College. Wesleyan University. Rochester University. Kenyon College. University of Michigan. Syracuse University. Cornell University. Trinity College. Lehigh University. University of Pennsylvania. University of Minnesota. University of Wiscoiisiii. University of Chicago. Active Chapters, 21. '55 York PSi UIJSHOII. Faculty. ANDREXV DICKSON XVHITE. GOLDXVIN SMITH. HORATIO STEVENS WHITE. JOHN HENRY BARR. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX. CHARLES LOOMIS DANA. FRANCIS IVIILES FINCH. CHARLES BABCOCK. WATERMAN THOMAS HEXX'1TT LEXVIS MONROE DENNIS. HENRY STEPHEN REDEIELD. FRANK SYDNEY FIELDER. 'Ill Zifv. EDWARD J. IVIORGAN. SAMUEL BATES TURNER. CHARLES HILLJRETH BLAIR. CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGOS. Graduate. VVILHELM MILLER. Undergraduates. ARTHUR PARSONS BRYANT. LORINO GRISXVOLD ROBBINS. GORDON WEIR COLTON. EDXVARD CHARLES FISH. FREDERIC WILLIABI BAILEY. JOHN HAMILTON BLAIR. FRANCIS KEON PURCELL. ALBERT HOUOHTON PRATT. OWEN XVILBUR ROBERTS. JOHN LAXVSON SENIOR. CHARLES LACY SHELDON, JR. XVARREN GREENE OGDEN. GEORGE RIYET VAN NAMEE. RAYMOND WHITE KOERNER. ROSS RAYBIOND FERNOXV. PARKER FAIRFIELD SCRIPTURE HAROLD BURR STEVENS. FRANK DAVOL VVILLIABIS. CHARLES SHOEMAIQER YAWOFR HENRY FRANKLIN BADGER, JR EDWARD BAURIGARDNER. BLAIR MORTON BOYD. EDYVARD BURNS, JR. THOMAS RAY FINUCANE. RAYMOND PARMELEE MORSE. HENRY PURCELL, JR. ALAN GILLESIJIE W ILLIAMS. GEORGE MILTON VVOOD, JR. I56 2357 Ti! ' fl'KVllii A . 'fr 4. . QWYH 2, MM ,, 1, 3:11 L V f 1. I 2 Ji . M , 1 ' ' f - wx-ff - vi, Jf'5-T-f'-f- . .MG , - gk. W Xb 7 H-m 5 X M xm ff T A 5 fa M 1 . , . wx ., ,X r mx ,wifi f f f ' '4 ' 3 N J D lv -J Q61 J I X X Dill! ALPHA BETA DELTA EPs1LoN . ETA IoTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . P1 TAU . UPs1LoN . CH1 . PSI . OMEGA AT,PI-IA PH1 . ALPHA ALPIIA ALPHA ALPHA BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON ZETA . Kdpbd flllbbd URM. Roll of QIYGIJIQYS. De Pauw University, 1870. Indiana State University, 1870. University of Illinois, 1875. VVooster University, 1875. University of Michigan, 1893. Cornell University, 1 88 1. University of Kansas, 1881. University of Verniont, 1881. Allegheny College, 1881. Hanover College, 1 882. Albion College, 1887. Northwestern University, 1887 University of Minnesota, 1889 Syracuse University, 1889. University of VVisconsin, ISQO. University of California, 1890. Swartlnnore College, 1891. Leland Stanford, Ir., University, 1892 University of Ohio, 41892. Won1a11's College of Baltiniore, 1896. Brown University, 1897. Barnard College, 1898. ALPHA ALUMNAQ BETA ALUMNAE . GAMMA ALUMNEE EPSILON ALUMN.-E . ZETA ALUMNH2 T57 Greencastle, Incl., 1893. Minneapolis, Minn., 1894. New York City, 1895. Columbus, Chio, 1897. Indianapolis, Incl., 1897. Kappa Hlpba Cbeta. 1OTA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1881. In Urbe. MRS. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, 1885. MRS. EDWARD L. NICHOLS, 1876. MRS. ADELINE ELDRED PRENTISS, 1883. MRS. LUCIEN A. WAIT CSpe-Cialj, 1885. MRS. LOUIS M. DENNIS CU. OfMiCh.j, 1887. MARCIA VEDDER. MARGUERITE HEMPSTEAD. MABEL CLARE ALMY. EDITH A. GR1SWOLD CM11 JANE DAY CAVARLY. 5- IENNEY GILBERT. MA1DA ROSSITER. Q. CEC11.1A AGNES LAVV, 1892. GRACE MARY LAW, 1893. GRACE WILMARTH CALDWELL. I8Q2 JESSICA INIAY H1TCHCOC1c, 1897. :MARY LISLE MCCOLLO111, 1899. UI1dQl'Ql'ddlldf28. 1900. 1901. 1902. 1903 158 LOUISE NVALDMAN KATZ. NINA ANGELL. JEAN CECILE MCGRAT11, MARY FRANCES MCCLURE. ELIZABETH LOCKWOOD RUSSELL ISABELLE GIVAN ROBERTSON. ELLA CRAIG RUSS CSpecia1J. PHI . . BETA EPSILON Psi . . BETA TAU BETA ALPHA BETA IOTA GAMMA RHO LAMBDA . BETA GAMMA BETA NU . BETA DELTA X1 . . KAPPA DELTA IOTA MU . ETA . UPSILON EPSILON CHI . BETA ZETA THETA SIGMA OMEGA . BETA ETA Pr . . BETA LAMBDA Kappa Kappa Gamma. QDZIDIQI' RON. Boston University, Boston, Barnard College, New York City. Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. Buchtel College, Akron, O. W'ooster University, WOOSIE1', O. Ohio State University, O. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. De Pauvv University, Greencastle, Ind. Butler University, Irvington, Ind. Wiscoiisin University, Madison, Wis. Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill, Illinois VVesleyan, Bloomington, Ill. Minnesota University, Minneapolis, Minn. Iowa University, Iowa City, Ia. Missouri University, Columbia, Mo. Nebraska University, Lincoln, Neb. Kansas University, Lawrence, Kan. Leland Stanford, Ir., University, Palo Alto, C University of California, Berkeley, Cal. University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. 159 3 Kdppd Kdlipd Gdlllmd. PSI CHARTER. ESTABLISHED ISS3. In Urbe. All-QS. JOHN HENRX' BARR. MRS. YVILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND. MRS. WALTER FRANCIS VVILCOX. ELIZABETH ALEXANDER. MARY JOSEPHINE HULL. JULIA LORRAINE IMELOTTE. EMMA LOUISE SAWYER. BIARY GILLEY TAYLOR. MARY ALIND:X LATHROP. A Graduates. ISABEL CLARK qxy. FLORENCE WINGER rm. Undergraduates. 'oo. ETHEL MONTGOMERY ANDREWS. ALLEGRA EGGLESTON SEELYE JULIA ANDREXN COCI-IRAN. AIIIY CHAIIIBERLAIN SHANKS. LOUISE HENIPSTEAD 41' PJ. SALLY GORE SHANKS. FRANCES TALBOT LITTLETON. HELEN WINIFRED WHIT,1'I.I3. BEULAH GENEVIEVE MORGAN. CHARLENE ADELE TOBIAS. '02, GORDON FERNOYV. ELIZA DORRANCE HUESTIS. LOUISE POWELSON. 'o3. OLIVE BUTLER MORRISON. 160 DQIIG Gdlilllld. ALPHA 'ZETA ETA THETA KAPPA LAMBDA . X1 . SIGMA TAU A UPsrLoN . PHI . 'CHI . Psi . 'OMEGA KAPPA THETA CAlun1niChapterj 161 Mt. Union College. Albion College. Buehtel College. University of Indiana. University of Nebraska. University of Minnesota. University of Michigan, Northwestern University. University of Iowa. Leland Stanford, jr., University University of Colorado. Cornell University. Baltimore VVon1an's College. University of Wiscoiisin. Lincoln, Neb. DQIIZI Gdlllmd. CHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED IS85. In Urbe. MRS. HERBERT C. ELMER. MRS. ELIAS J. DUR.-AND. MRS. CLARK S. N'ORTI-IUP. MRS. RAYMOND C. REED. EVELYN HAKES DENNIS. Gfddudfk Students. AGNES MARX' CLAYROLE. GRACE 1000. H.ARRIET DODGE. ELSIE MARIA DUTCHER. 1901. KATHERINE ROSE BUCRLEY. 1902. RUTI-I BENTLEY. HELEN LOUISE BROWN. GRACE RUTH GIBBS. ESTHER LANE 1903. BERNICE EDNAH DOUBLEDAY. GLADYS ELIZA HOBART. Svecial. EDITH JANE CLAYPOLE. ETHELYN MCGONEGAL. EDITH WINIFRED JEWELL. INTABEL BURNHAM PEIRSON. KATE ANOR COSAD. ADAH MURRAY HORTON. ELSIE NIURRAY. ELSIE SINGMASTER. SXVIFT. MARY LAT1-IROP HOLDEN. BLANCHE ETHEL WOODXVORTPI CHARLOTTE DODGE. 162 L .Liar T PHI Hlpba Can Umega. University of. Alabama. University of Georgia. Southern University. IFOITNDED 1868. Roll of Qbapters. Alabania Agricultural and Mechanical College. Emory College. Mercer University. Georgia State School of Technology. University of Illinois. Rose Polytechnic Institute. Tulane University. Tufts College. Maine State College. Colby University. Adrian College. Hillsdale College. Albion College. ' University of N ebraska. University of North Carolina. Trinity College. ' St. Lawrence University. University of Yir 163 Mount Union College. Cornell University. Witte11be1'g College. Wfesleyan University. 'Wooster Un iversity. Marietta College. Ghio State University. Muhlenberg College. Pennsylvania State College. University of Pennsylvania. Brown University. College of Charleston. Southwest Presbyterian University Vanderbilt University. Southwestern Baptist University. Cuinberlancl College. University of the South, Austin College. University of Texas. University of Vermont. Washington and Lee University. ginia. Hlpba Can 0mega. NEXX' YORK BETA '1'HET.-X. ESTABLISHED 1887. Tn facultate. JAMES EDYVIN CREIGHTON. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN. ELGENE PLUMB ANDREWS. In Urbe. CHESTER CHILDS PLATT. Graduate. VVILLIAM HERBER'P DOLE. Undergraduates. IVIARCUS MOTIER DRAKE, JR. WESTON EARLE FULLER. CHARLES CORNELL REMSEN. WILLIAM ABIIBLER. RALPH WELLINGTON ROBBINS. HINNIAN BARRETT HURLBUT. CHARLES ELIAS MOLLARD. HERBERT BRIINT MCMAIIAN. GEORGE CREIGHTON XVRIGHT. JOSEPH NELSON SLATER. LEWIS ROSCOE JAMES. I64 GLENN BOWER HARRINGTON JOHN DWIGHT BAILEY. CHARLES WILLIABI BERGEN. THOMAS BERNARD NIAGINNIS WILLIAM CHARLES AEEELD. ALEXANDER NORTON SLOCIIM ROBERT THOBIPSON 'WOOD JOHN CHILION TREETS. JAMES JOSEPH SHIRLEx'.' EDVVARD ARTI-IITR BT.-XGINNIS. HERMAN SEELB.-ACH. f: M-.fassmi Mu. Pbi Gamma Delta. Fomrman 1848. ZDEIDTQI' Roll. XVorcester Polytechnic Institute. Amherst College. Yale 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. University of Virginia. Roanoke College. Hampden-Sidney College. Wasliiiigtoii and Lee University. Richmond College. 16 W'ashington and jefferson Co Allegheny College. Witte1ibe1'g College. Ohio Wesleyan University. Denison University. Ohio State University. 'Wooster University. Indiana University. De Pauvv University. Hanover College. Wabash College. University of' Tennessee. Bethel College. i Illinois Wesleyaii University. Knox College. University of Illinois. University of Minnesota. University of Wiscoiisiii. University of Kansas. Williaiii Jewell College. University of Nebraska. University of California. llege CLARENCE A. MARTIN. GEORGE HUGI-I SHEPARD. LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN. PAUL SMITH LIYERMORE. JOHN HAMMOND BARKER. CLARENCE BOOTH LA MIONT. CARL FRANCIS PILAT. WILLIAM RALPH BRIGHT. HENRY WADE SWANITZ. GEORGE YYOUNG, JR. ALFRED GREGORY GALBRAITH HENRX' TROTH COATES. JR. RALPH CLEMENT BRYANT. HENRY GORDON MACDONALD. WALTER CHARLES DE GARMO ARTHUR CLARK RYON. PAUL BROWN IMATTICE. LLOYD GARRISON GAGE. WILLIAM KONRAD KOHRS. SIDNEY FULLER ROSS. CHARLES LOUIS LOOS, JR. SAMUEL ASBURY HARPENDING JOHN VINCENT RITTENHOUSE. LOUIS THOMPSON WILSON. CLARENCE WILLIAB'I MEYERS. GEORGE HOYVARD KRAMER. EARL GIMPER. WALTER BARON HASTINGS CURRIER JOHN PAY HINCKLEY. JAMES KNIGHT QUIGLEY. GEORGE WARREN SLOCUM. JOHN HORNER WISNER, JR. :KWALTER JACOB WELLBROCK. CLARENCE LESTER GILLESPIE. WILLIAM ALPHONSO ROW-E. MAXWELL WILLIAMS SCOTT. DIed Ixox ember 29, I89g. 166 Phi Gamma DQIIZI KAPPA NU CHAPTFR ESTABIISHED IS4b HE, M, ..-V5 NC -.I 1131- -Us J,u VK' r 1 W ff : 1 Nl r A f un. -a 1 , , W 1 I nur w Jung.,-.-lr Iwlw ,.'-'nllum wluut m all I-.E mHmrqt3-A mi- ul-M56 - L .. . , , . . 4, , w , x w ' ,,,w., , , exx 1 w 1 , . A 1 1 . f , fA.,.1 . .1 Q1 -I -A V Jul.. k Y , ,V 7 M 'I ' H V N A A Y fl ,my , . J I , YI ' xifl ' .' ' 1:4 l ' W .,, . , , r 1 . . -.rr rg :y' ' . Q if lx I ' I , -f w w - Jw' ww N '-1 1, ' ' m.nf.1.': X -V 41-In .,.,. X.. - I 'j:.l Ii..-f , fl, LM . Tu HL' KENT BOOTH BENJAMIN STORY COOLER' POMEROY MARSHALL JAY WEBSTER HAMILTON GIBSON CHOATE VVAITE FIELD CONKLING TIEDEMAN MINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARLAN SXVAN MCCLAIN LINCOLN OSGOODE FULLER MILTJER GREEN COMSTOCK DWIGHT FOSTER PDI DQIIG PDI. UOUNUED AT UNIVERSITY O1-' MICHIGAN, 1869. RQII of ZDEIDIQYS. University of Michigan, 1869. Northwestern University Law Scl1ool, 18, 7 I C .- Law School, Bloomington, Ill., Columbia Law School, 1881. St. Louis Law School, 1882. University of California, 1884. Coluinbian Law School, 1884. Albany Law School, 1884. Boston University, 1885. Law School of Cincinnati Colleg University of Pennsylvania, 1886. Harvard Law School, 1887. Yale Law School, 1887. New York University, 1888. Cornell Law School, 1888. University of Missouri, 1890. University of Virginia, ISQO. Minnesota Law School, 189o. Buffalo Law School, 1891. Oregon Law School, 1891. Wisconsin Law School, 1891. Ohio State University, 1892. State University of Iowa, 1893. University of Nebraska, 1896. 37 ff, 888 1886 Law School of Ontario, Toronto, 1896. Chicago College of Law, 1896, Law Scl1ool, Leland Stanford, Ir., 1897, University of Kansas, 1897. College of Law, Syracuse University, 1899 New York Law School, 1899. Indiana University Law School, 1899. 167 Pb! Delta Pbl. CONKLING CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED ISSS. In Facultate. CUTHBERT W. POUND. ALBERT H. WALKER. JOHN ORDRANAUX. ALFRED C. CORE. VVALTER F. XVILLCOX. Tl! Ufbe. FREDIL. CLOCK. SAMUEL S.. HALLIDAY. JAMES L. BAKER. GREOG PURE. U11d2I'Qi'Eldll3f0S. CHRISTOPHER WILLIANI WILSON, JR. FREDERICK MASON RANDALL. MARION ALVAH KEYES, JR. THOMAS LEE NEWTON. L. JAY WHEELER. JUDSON A. ELSTON. GEORGE A. DAVIS. EDWARD N. JACKSON, JOHN MARCX', JR. GERALD BISHOP FLUIIRER RALPH JOHN BUCKMASTER EDVVARD CASSIUS WATSON FELIX RENICK CALDWELL. HAROLIJ LESLIE HART. 168 I I., n , , ,-. an N 1 .in ,., V..f.w,,..,,- ,EW I,-.4- 4'1'?n'r , '. iff' fkilm- , ' ' .M , -- ft,gL,z',-1, .'J W , V W -14.414-5.-2 1- ,JT mf , fi. 1 --P-' , - l , -V - L .hz yan ,. -ws . ' X - I' VI- ,IAM . ,Ly-N. ffl V ' 1 fL'1.'1x 41 -T. - -1,2 NS., 1 H Q '. QA' . 12.5.91- .,.t'g' I' Musk . YV- . -I1--'I 4-r , , J. . 5 , .V , wil' , 'N ,3 -rig 1 -' 'A M U jyhg .vi A , . , 1-Qty-1' k gag 117151. 1' I A Q N 2L.:, f,.' 50.12 1 ww -. 1:5 n K ' ' It .. .,,,. -UL 'J '-f.r- U '- 1 l'fE:J. ' 4 4 A vs-L:E3ai: ' ,H .,.., . .JYM 37,41- . w 1. ., 4 Inf -'.Lf,i1. f i 'F T. 'fx-T' r 'Y H ,f,,:- aj ' 3- - ww :HVLCJ ' nfl: , ,, ' 1 11, - ' 4 '-U, .Q. 3-'-r,'i- xl Wie- 'J' J ',-1-alll' 1 .-nr v w FENG' 'B1:'.-- ', L, X, T5 , .,w 132' Q - nw'- l 'Wf 4' KQTRI' H I, , ur' - 1 J, ' .-,,- .'I' .uv :, V X - ..,:,',1g?E'y' , 1 -2.41. . 'vuyfl :V 1-'1'1:4. fir y.. Tl, lqjiff ' , - fsfw 5 ' U 1.7 , ... , ,Nl I , 05. ' w ,. . , ujia.. w w w tm. 5 'Rf g-H1 w . whiz' 1 ALPHA BETA . ETA . CQAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . THETA Io'rA . KAPPA Hlpba Pbl. FOUNDED .yr SYRACUSPL 11N1v1+:R91Tx' 1872. Roll of QDGDIQYS. I Syracuse University, 1872. Northwestern University, 1 88 1 . Boston University, 1883. De Pauw University, 1887. Cornell University, 1 889. Minnesota University, 1890. Baltimore College, 1891. University of Michigan, 1892. University of W'isconsin, 1896. Leland Stanford, Ir., University, 1899 Hlpbd Phi. DELTA CHAI-TER. ESTABLISHED 1889. MRS. BLIN SILL CUSHM.-AN. NIRS. EDWARD GUILD XVYCKOEF. ALLEINE BELLE DAVIS. Tll Urbe. MRS. SARAH TERES.-X OLIVER. - MRS. CHARLES XVILLI.-XM XVURSTER. MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER Ulld2I'gI'ddlldf6S. ANNA LAURA BARIQIQR. GERTRLTDE SXVEETLAND CADOGAN. RUTH WILDER PERRIN. EMILY HICIQRIAN. MARX' ANTOINETTE PHILLIPS. JULIA WIIITON NIACK. CLAIRE LOUISE HERDER. 1900. HELEN DORSEY BINRERD. LYDIA ETHELYN KERR. INIABEL DOUGLAS REID. 1901. LOUISE PURE. ELIZABETH BISHOP XVINSLOW. SARAH ELIZABETH THURLOW. 1902. MLTRIEL SMITH. . NIARGARET SCOTT IARVIE. LOUISE FARGO BROWN. ALICE JOSETTE FRISBIE. F903- JANE LUDLOVV DRAKE. HELEN ISHAM. 170 K, ,E W' -. fn 1-jf? f. .'4:ni1 ': ' ' '. E1 'wc 15125557 - I T, , 5' JAH .af ww J 5 ------ . .n1.s:H1l35zfEi1na', 1 ' if A JN Vffdf ea fy VW lQ?L I ,nw 1 , .1i2?Q. .. If U viz Q J M J, vw , ff Y If , W ., ,Q X g,sim-:i2521zEa.i1'E':EE5 'V iz ' QQ ' Q 9 g ! -,nwg,1--Zgzlwemw 'f1'1mie,.neg'i,, 1 Q ' 6 A rl- Q N Q - f - Q ' '3:3 Ff:f:'lii .A 9'?5552:2f2ij22l3g-5:1e1ggf,4,-:5.,,11-fz-vs: - .w --- '- .... V , ' , . , 5'-,.w::....:'g1f 1,52 1,9 1 . w w f wi uw fivzffm, wi JLZLQM' , ' 1, v rfrf: 7' Fir.- ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . 'TBIPITA IoTA KAPP.A LAMBDA MU . Phi Sigma KGDDG. 1873-19oo. Zhapter Roll. 171 Massachusetts State College. Union University. Cornell University. University of West Virginia. Yale University. College of the City of New York University of Maryland. Columbia University. Stevens Institute of Technology. Pennsylvania State College. Columbian University. University of Pennsylvania. I ff I ,H 4, , ,-HMV . ' ' A ff 1, X, Al I.. K ,.. . . .. 12,4 -fa.:-R fb 1:-. 1 ,LV . I 'ef5f??.7'3'2 'I'- -f lei I' ff' l.. f-Q AAIA : ' Phu lgma lidlvva ' Q ..'y-1555455 A . A f3'?'f? f 1 i ' ' L GAMMA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED ISS9. - ..A- f I -A. - -- mf' .4-.V .E . --'Sw .- wwf 5 iwfiffiiaf- .fm ' '7 '?:w Tn Facultate. YERANUS AINA BIOORE. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS. RAYMOND CLINTON REED. In Urbe. JOHN RICFARLAND JAMIESON. HON. CHARLES M. TITUS. ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS. SHERMAN COLLINS. JVIULFORD PERRV, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN VVHITE. Graduates. CLEMENT ROSS JONES. ROBERT STEVENSON IYIACDONALD. Undergraduates. PAUL CAMERON LINDLEY. CHARLES WILLIAM XfOCKE. HORACE MILTON BELL. JOHN THEODORE GIZAITF. MAX CARSON MAXWELL. WILLIAM GEORGE LAUER. BEN MIITEIQ PFTTENGIIL LAWRENCE WILLIAM BOYN HARRY KINNEY CRANDALL ROBERT LEON ALEXANDER. T ON. JOHN STROTHER MILLER. WALTER SOLOMON CRANDELL. RALPH DWIGHT VAN X7ALK1-ENBYR IRA JASON ACKERMAN. EDXVARD REINHONLD DE GRAIN. WILLIS ELLIOTT BOWEN. JOHN GILMORE UTZ. ALBERT LAVVSON WRIGHT. WALTER AUGUSTUS FREDERICK. JAMES BLAIN ICINNE. 172 G H DQIIG Cdl! Delta. ZUGDIQI' RON. Allegheny College. Qhio University. Vlflashington and Jefferson College. Albion College. Adelbert College. Hillsdale College. Vanderbilt University. Ohio 'Wesleyan University. University of Iowa. University of Mississippi. Stevens Institute of Technology. Renssalaer Polytechnic Institate. Washiiigtoii and Lee University. Kenyon College. University of Pennsylvania. Indiana University. De Pauw University. University of Vifisconsin. Emory College. Butler College. University of Minnesota. University of the South. University of Virginia. University of Colorado. Lehigh University. Tufts College. Massachusetts Institute of Technolog Tulane University. Cornell University. Northwestern University. Brown University. Leland Stanford, Ir., University, University of Nebraska University of Illinois. Ohio State University. Wabash College. University of California. University of Chicago. Hlllmill QITBDTQTS. New York. Philadelphia. Cincinnati. Chicago- Mihvflukee- San Francisco 173 DQIIG Cdl! DQIIG. BETA OINIICRON CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED JANUARY I7, ISQO. In Facultate. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER. Tn Urbe. ULYSSES GRANT BAKER PIERCE. MONROE lX'fARSH.SWEETLAND. MONMOUTH HAZLITT INGERSOLL. Graduate. VVILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE. Undergraduates. SAMUEL IWCCLARY GRD. ALFRED DUPONT WARNER, JR. RALPH WALDO DORN. LIVINGSTON MILLER VVHITWELL PAUL PERCY BIRD. GEORGE ALEXANDER FERGUSON LEA PUSEY WARNER. HOWARD ARTHUR HESS. JOSEPH POWERS KITTRFIDGE. ARTHUR FREEMAN BINCKERHOEE. WILLIAM MAYNE ROBERTS. PERCY WARNER TINAN. HARRY MARSHALL DIEMER. I 1 O CHARLES VVALTER BARCOCK. ARTHUR SAMUEL BLANCHARD. FRANK SUTHERLAND BAKER. GEORGE PARK MCKENZIE. WILLIARD LIICKERMAN STRAIGHT HAROLD BLAIR PLUMB. JACOB COOK RIDALL. HOYVARD LUDLOVV QUICK. EDWIN PARKER KING. PETER FISHER, JR. CARL HERKINIER GREENE. THAYER ETHELBERT DOLTBLEDAX' a W 52 ,2-, 'L J ,.....fnIIIIIIlIMllIIlll1m......XQ A JH 5 ' Y-'SJ X wr, , VX-.QI g M NW A J I H - lllllllmm ai at X 4 XS ! D5 ' I um V ? P X ,N ff, ,7 X 1 A11'1fAy1 sg ,gw' . D!! lf' Sigma Pbi. FOUNTIED AT UNION COLLEGE 1827. ALPHA OF NEW XKVORK . BETA OF NEXK7 YORK . ALPHA DELTA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA MASSACHUSETTS NEW YORIQ . VERMONT - MICHIGAN . PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OF NEW YORK Zhapters. 175 Union College, 1827. Hamilton College, 1831. Williams College, 1834. Hobart College, 1840. University of Vermont, 1845. University of Michigan, 1858 Lehigh University, 1887 Cornell University, 1890. Sigma Phu. EPSILON OF NFXV YORK. ESTABLISHED 1890. ANDREXV DICKSON WHITE. GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL. ALFRED AUSTIN MOORE. PERRY GREEN ELLSWORTH. HORACE MACK. HERMON VAN VECHTEN BOSTWICK GEORGE RUSSEL WILLIAMS. EDWARD HfXRRIS, JR. GEORGE CAMERON BEACH. WALLACE JONES CHILDS. JAMES HENRY GOULD., HENRY MONTGOD'IERY BOSTWICK. PHILIP WILL. HERBERT SCOTT OLIN. NORMAN DODGE. FREDERICK WILLIS. FREDERICK WILL, JR. JAMES NORRIS OLIPHANT. GEORGE WASHINGTON RISTINE, JR GEORGE STUART LANG. HAROLD LEWIS LEUPP. WALTER IRVING TUTTLE. GEORGE HAINES HOOKER. LAWRENCE SIJRAGUE HAXSKIN. ROSWELL FLOWER MUNDY. FREDERIC LINCOLN SIVYER. THOMAS STUART CHALMERS. ALFRED TENNYSON WELLS. ARAD WARD EVANS. I76 .. .. U, P ,., ,. A , .. , , I4 U WUI, .N ,. M .IMI E , r N . . .2 vnfqq . , s w w 5 , um M E : 1--'Q L,-.. ,xii . M 'Ill ,J :I 'W . U. , . l , , H M 14'- JJ , , , 1 Yl:, li?' -1554-A A H x -f-Ellis 11Lf'?Q: ejz. - 'fA' T?C'4.R-ifgglil-M - ' rf we. Mi? F -1 'Q R ' - - A ArmiWJEf4M..L ff JET ' 11, .mfg - - , , 2-,. . L , I 1: r i - H ' ' ' . Q , I , , W 4 , V U.. Xu w X , , x ' 1 X X J N l W W Y.jI. 3 ' ,. ,xgne ,S uw 9' ..1, i. . . fx . 1 hw uw' ' F ll L w , -Y xr! fl , 'v ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA EPSILDN ZETA . ETA . THETA . KAPPA . LAMBDA MU . XI . OMICRON RHO . TAU PHI CHI PSI . . OMEGA . . ALPHA ALPHA GAMMA GAMMA . DELTA DELTA ZETA ZETA . TIIETA THETA ZETA PSI . KAPPA KAPPA . LAMBDA LAMBDA MU MU . . NU NU . . . OMICRON OMICRON Sigma hi. KOH of QDGDIQYS. Miami University. University of Wooster Ghio 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. Lafayette College Hanover College. University of Virginia. Noirchvvestern University. Hobart College. Randolph-Macon College. Purdue University. I Center College. University of Michigan. University of Cincinnati. University of Illinois. Kentucky State College. W'est Virginia University. Columbia University. University of Chicago. XI XI I I University of Missouri. PHI PHI I I University of Pennsylvania. SIGMA SIGMA Hanipden-Sidney College. ALPH A BET A University of California. ALPH A G AMM A I Olno State University. ALPH A EPSILON I University of Nebraska. ALPHA ZETA Beloit College. ALPHA THET A Massxlnstitute of Technology. ALPHA IOTA Illinois Wesleyan University. ALPHA LAMBDA , University of Wisconsin. ALPHA NU , University of Texas. ALPHA XI , , University of Kansas. ALPHA OMICRON , Tulane University. ALPHA PI I I Alhion College. ALPHA SIGMA University of Minnesota. ALPHA TAU . University of North Carolina. ALPHA UPSILON I University of Southern California ALPHA PHI . Cornell University. ALPHA CHL I Pennsylvania State College. ALPHA PSI I Vanderbilt University. ALPHA OMEGA I Leland Stanford, jr., University. ALPHA RHO I . . . Lehigh University. ETA ETA I ,.,, Dartmouth College. Active Chapters, 52. 177 -...N Slgma ln. ALPHA PHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED OCTOBER IO, 1890. Tn Facultate. FREDERIC LAXVRENCE KORTRIGH'F. ROBERT CLARKSON BROOKS. CHARLES EDGAR NEWTON, JR. JOSEPH BARTHOLOMEXV VVEED, ALEXANDER BONNELL TAPP EN. XVILLIAM LEIGH COOK. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON. 'XVILLIAM COX DALZELL. CHARLES BIERCE HOLDEN. XVILLIAM FRANK ROSENSTUL. 5 Ul1dQl'gl'ildIldWS. JR. 17 GRANT BROWN NICLAUGHLIN- JOHN BARRIE FERGUSON. EZDXVARD CHAPIN CALDWELL. RALPH NIURDOCK BROXVN. JOHN MCCLELLAN LEE. RAYMOND HAISLER. CHARLES TREADWAY BARNUM HUGH MCKNIGHT FERGUSON. ., ' 'I' Vi '-HJ. 'L . 4 ' aw! -1-Q ' , .,f.VV- , ,V V X AX ..X..15 . V V- V411 ,V I .,. Vw,-X-'rr s f Lf' , ' f' :i-.',fF' Wi 3 m:f'f1,-'IE- 139' VVX ' IV '--E ,uns-fr X. . ,,,h:, , U, , , Y XY.. yi VV V, .., gX , V, , V V 1.4, Xk- , . J V X V V VQVP, , , , V. , Vg. VLV, .- V, . V . , .V V . . V- V V, . . V .- , V V V .. .,,V. V V V V . . V V . . ,JV 7.. .VV -.VV. V V- . V. .1 -' - V V , ,-V V 'A V- V - . .- fw 'ff Vrn 1 .. -' ' 't ' V - - .. -.-,f V- V -V ' V ' - ' ' ' V' ' va- ' -9 -V2 V V,'5fg VV VV -. V -V V .V 5' V 'rVV V: V ' ' 75' I' ' . I ' W I .J 5 ' -' J - ' V.fIV:-H+. P V . U-! 1VV .gf -,VV V-C ,, V L 't 1'1'l sf-f . V 'f' V' Vp FLT X ' V.. Y- VIQ- 5 ' , . , . V V V K , W , V XV 4. . . , V , - X 1 .7 . V V :V,V QV, V. . 1:'VV.V f ' 'V EL 'f L' :Y-.H 'r. V X ,X .1 V ...V . ' f. X ,VUXXV X ua' f-V , ,V ,- 'f y -. , ,Vf1f -A HV, Wa f' f f V' V- ' ' V.,5f'- ,- ' V . .Huw- r ' V- V ' . -V - V V VV X , ,.413,ig,'V1 yi V ,:-V ,V ' ff 4-i f'X '. Mi 'f VS V V' ' ' V .--V1 -ff. wa i V 'f .V V , - V I '-VVVGMGVQE-:Ve11Ee VH' ,VV ' V' -fiziiwaf ' ff 5 ' Y . V A 3 f V g V - V. ,V-. V' - ' ' ,V ' ..g, ,f.a2 gVg.54gVf. 4 ' ' f' V 'ci s f' . V V . X 14.7.1331- . . , 3 Y, ' ' -1 VV' 51 VX 3, iv -3 XV5 - . X' f ' il' mr' mm.. X'-.X ,X.-X. -X VX ,A WET' Vf . ' V 'VV EVA.: . V., VV ' Vg-Z V. V V thi 5 VV ' Jam -4 .V XS' ' 'l V:-l f ' VV 'V ' . ' ., , , Y X. i .X , X X - V V - W ' . . VV., 1 - . V V, , I X X Y X '. V X , ' X V X ' ' 1 X VV 5 .X' X f- --V VV 'VV , 'V 1 , ' ' ,. V' - V,t,..g,. -. V X V . V - V, X. ,X ,, . , . A ?V'. 'VIL J VV M Y .X ,I 4 ' - Xr , Q1 , ,'H , ,V V. , , - V1 1' -VV ' - X V V'-' . ,VVVVQ .. .V., ' LX, . VV, V ' V615 Lkjsgf VV, ' 5 ,V ' V , , 1 , V,,V.V.VV. , V V Q 'J L ' .I ,- I'Vj-'X . V , V., V . . V . V V Q ,V V '.- ,- 'AV VT .- J, V ,,,, V.1V, VV ,, , , my VVX--V5 IV 'gX V1-'V'VV XX - .. X XX .,IIVV'XVVX i+1s.?. , -1,V'A L Y JI , Vi , I Y X I- ---- V A . -...- f, I r. V ,. . fig . .. , 'V - 'V V -: H., , V15-'.-VV' X VXVI' VV. - X .XXV-ui , ' J , , LX, 'nf V V V 5 X ,, .VX 4-HX ,.I IVV ...z V -11' '. V . rp.- VIV V 5 V V 'al Delta Zhi. FOUNDED AT CORNELL, OCTOBJTLR, 1890. CORNELL . . . NEW YORK UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA . UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGIXN DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . DICKINSON UNIVERSITY LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO OSGOODE HALL . . SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . ROII Qf QDGDIQPS. 179 Ithaca, N. Y. New York City. Minneapolis, Minn Ann Arbor, Mich. Greencastle, Ind. Carlisle, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Buffalo, N. Y. Toronto, Canada, Syracuse, N. Y. Delta Chi XVILLIAM ALBERT FINCH. ERNEST WILSON HUFFCU'1A. DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE. MONROE RIARSH SWEETLAND. STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS. ELMER ALONZO DENTON. I. DOLPH ROSS. CORNELIUS ORA SE.-XBRING. JOSEPH ALOVSIUS CORR. WILLIAM MILLER MCCREA. HENRY CHAPIN BROOKS. JAMES O'MALLEv. I. DUDLEY KIRRRATRICI: VVILCOX. WOODARD WIXOM SEARS. ROV VERBECK RHODES. ROLLIN WILRUR IJOLE. JAMES HUNT PRENDEROAST. EDWARD DAVID TOOHIT.L. LOUIS EDWARD ALLEN. VICTOR Dow BORST. MANTON MARBLE WYVELL. NEIL WILLIS ANDREWS. ROBERT EARL!-E CONGDON. THOMAS DOWNS. JOHN FRANCIS LONERGAN. HARRY RICHARD MCCLAIN. GEORGE TOWNLEY FRIHS. 180 I A n .H JJ T rw Z I ir A A X Q.-. 'hug-.v ,'h,I'1I,.i Y'1,f ' X A M ' I Pnl , , H ' 1 '. 41: . 1 -' J 1 , . T! . ,U Q. mhilw-, ,.v qw., 1 I .pg -- X . .. I .nw , - . . IEFAH1 l F d'I1'LA':v.yr.:'f-I 4, - I , gf-F . 'H Vdmjr , , ,F - 1 1 .!,L.3h',- , ,Q . - .. Ill- . G! - - . J ,uw-If'-'. 2' ,V , 1 V. X - ,I A LH .- . H . Ni N .5J-- 1 VV. 1. W Lfqu. 4,4-. ,Q L5 rk:-F WI' 'V'-'. IP? 'bg' 521 :xx U, A w 'ff ff: .'l.. a' , Li? Lr ', 5.1 lil ' w-A -A ET . 1' Ea 'ru- 1v'--- ft .r L- f I :P+ . ' A 1 --x f , , ., , asa L . P Nl' , , 'Ip u 4 I . ,X I JJ' if X ,, ,fig . , 1 ','. l.. uf . ,1H'1fI JV- h , J-l si q. .IILW Ra. . F TJ.,- ' '45 ki I ' . :Zu wnl - 11:1 if , W duff nlmlp ,J- Sigma Hlpbd EDSHOII. Chapter Roll. Boston University. Mass. Institute of Technology. Harvard University. Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Trinity College. Cornell University. St. Stephens College. Allegheny College. Dickinson College. Columbia University. Pennsylvania State College. Bucknell University. Gettysburg College. University of Virginia. Washiiigton and Lee University. Davidson College. Wofford College. University of Georgia. University of North Carolina. Mercer University. Emory College. Georgia School of Technology. University of Michigan. Adrian College. Mt. Union College. Ohio Wesleyan University. University of Cincinnati. Ohio State University. 181 Franklin College. Purdue University. Northwestern University. University of Illinois. Central University. Bethel College. Southwestern Presbyterian University Cumberland University. Vanderbilt University. University of Tennessee. University of the South. Southwestern Baptist University University of Alabama. Southern University. Alabama A. and M. College. Kentucky State College. University of Missouri. VVashington University. University of Nebraska. University of Arkansas. University of Colorado. Denver University. Leland Stanford, jr., University. University of California. Louisiana State University. Tulane University. University of Mississippi. University of Texas. Sigma Hlpba Epsilon. NEW YORK ALPHA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED APRIL 22, ISQI. Fratres in Urbe. CLIFFORD MILTON STEGNER. GREGG PURE. GEORGE HENRY MUELLER JOHN ABBOTT. Graduate. ' HENRX' WILIIES WRIGHT. Undergraduates. EDWARD WHEELER CARR. FRANK DURYEA VOORHEES. CHARLES ALBERT BLARESLEE. WILLIAM WILCOX FOLLMER. JAMES CYRUS BRISTOL. GEORGE WILLIAM BEER. HERBERT PARKHURST ATHERTON. LAURENCE EBENEZER GOULD. EDXVIN WAGNER GEHRING. STALEY LYMAN NELSON. HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING. LEROY KINGSLEX' BALDWIN. WILLIAM HAILES PALMER. EVERETTE LOTHARD MOCLURE. CARL ERNEST HARDY. ROBERT JOHNSON NEELY. JOHN B. SMITH, JR. CARL FOSTER YVHITE. RALPH SHERLOCK KENT. 182 igjuwniq 137 ' '4S,g! ,Qf ff - l 5.1 X A if-' Im, A -',. 4V,.1 Z1 .-AA-,A', gf! X ' 1 U J :-25 X5 ,f Jr f - T51 fr A lf, , A V f ,Uv ,W ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA LAMBDA NU . X1 . OMICRON P1 . Che Sfratemitv of Delta Phi. CDGDIQYS. I Union College, 1827. Brown University, 1858. New York University, 1841. Columbia University, 1842. Rutgers College, 1845. Harvard University, 1845. University of Pennsylvania, 1849. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1864 Lehigh University, 1884. ' johns Hopkins University, 1884. Yale University, 1889. Cornell University, 189 1. DQIIG Phi. PI CHAPTER. 1'ES'I',-XBIQISHED ISQI. 'Fratre in Urbe. Q GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELI.. Trams in Praescmi. CASSIUS AMASA THOMAS. GEORGE ARTHUR SCHIEREN. CLARENCE HIRAM KLNAPP. GEORGE IRWIN FINLEY. CHARLES NVILLIAM LANDIS. HOWARD SHAY VVILLIAMS. ALEXANDER FLOYD ARMSTRONG WILLIAM ALLISON FULLER. RALPH COMSTOCIQ BULLARD. JACOB REMSEN DITMARSA ARTHUR VVARDEN HARD. I S4 ' .1111 , J.. E- f ,- , - ..I.i'LhiIq.1. . Ln.11-fu I .U ,, ' N ' 1 1 f, 1'11 , -5:1 1 ,A .111' .- -12 11 ,- f.1'l.'. ' 1 ..1 W '11 ., 1 .11'1 1 .-4' FJI111 1 . , 1. 1 , 1, 4',:Eu,-5 - -Q J 1 131,12 '-WL: 161 A., .-11 . iff K. V' . 1 X -1.2.1, . 11: 1. 3 . 1 1 1 I1 1 - 1 1 iw J 1' ' 3.1 -13:5 -1 1111:'1'4 .4 111., 11 I-- ', .hI.,i lu'l:. 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VVashington and jefferson College Alpha Epsilon University of Pennsylvania. Alpha Alpha . University of Maryland Alpha Phi . . Bucknell University. Alpha Eta . Columbian University District TTT. Zeta . . . University of Virginia. Beta Beta . . Richmond College Mu . Washington and Lee University. Delta .... Davidson College Eta . . Randolph-Macon College. Eta Prime . . . Trinity College Mu . . William and Mary College. Alpha Mu V. University of North Carolina Upsilon Hampden-Sidney College. District IU. Alpha Nu . . . Vifofford College. Beta . . . University of Alabama Alpha Beta . . . Mercer University. Beta Eta Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Alpha Tau Georgia School of Technology. DlSfl'iCl U. Theta . . Cumberland University. Alpha Theta Kappa . . . Vanderbilt University. . Southwestern Baptist University. Lambda . . University of Tennessee. Alpha X1 . . . . Bethel College. Phi Southwestern Presbyterian University. Alpha Onncron . Kentucky University. Omega . . . University of the South. District UT. Alpha Upsilon . . A . Millsaps Colle-ge. Sigma . . Tulane University. Gamma . . Louislana State University. Iota . . Southwestern University. Epsilon . . . Centenary College. Tan . . University of Texas. District UTI. Xi . . . University of Arkansas. Beta Gamma . Missouri State Llnivel-sity-, Alpha Omega . William Jewell College. Alpha Psi . . University of Nebraska' District UTTT. Alpha Sigma . . Ohio State University. Alpha Gamma . Universitv of Illinois. Chi .... Purdue University. Alpha Chi . Lake Forest University. Alpha Pi . . XVabash College. Beta Epsilon . University of Wisconsin. Beta Theta . University of Indiana. Alpha Zeta . University of Michigan. District TX. Beta Zeta Leland Stanford, jr., L'niversity. 185 Q O 2 Kappa Sigma. I I A r .4 A K 15 . ALPHA KAFPA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED MAY, 1892 . ug,-V4 Y ,- ' ',.T 1 ' f iii N-nl cl, I 25-sejeff'-irziiiii-J-.1 A 'ft A A - ' 'ff ' A VVILLARD XVINFIELD ROWLEE. DAVID FLETCHER HOV. IRA WELCH IVICCONNELL. CHARLES BELL BURKE. CARL WALLACE FISHER. RUSSELL BENJAMIN PUTNAM. ROSCOE BLAKE MORTON. FRANK MAYTHAM. GEORGE ERNST HOUCK. JOHN KILBOURN WARNER DAVENPORT. ATEBERT MERRIEIELD GARRETSON. FREDERICK BERNHARD HITFNAGEL. M. JOSEPH KINSELLA. EDWIN ATLEE GLENN. HARRX' LEE SIMONS. ARTHUR HENRY SHERVVOOD. ARTHUR OLIN BERRY. HERBERT CONVARD. MICHAEL FRANK DIRNBERGER, JR. BYRON ALBERT KILEOURNE. WALTER OLIVER BEYER. CHARLES WILLIAM WENBORNE. GUY EDWIN LONG. JOHN FITZGERALD FAIRBAIRN. DANIEL SPALDING BELLINGER. ARTHUR EDNVARD CLARK. EMERY LAFAYETTE WALKER. GEORGE W. WURST. CHARLES EDWARD MURRAY. TITDOR ROSSER VVILLIAMS BENJAMIN FELLOWS CARPENTER. EUGENE HILPERT FELLOWS. CHESTER WILLARD EVANS. MARTIN JOHN ROESS. CHARLES EVERETT KELSEY. 186 : mn v , Y- - -v1r-- +7 H- 7-71, 7 15' 4 Hn f , W W I Y: E Aw -wr J 1' 11 M .FI A w w 1 ,, H H144 1 H. F315 M2 VL.. , X w 1 w w K. MfQfi'-FHz1LH- . .Jw ,. , ' Wg, n ' ff' ,Q Y , .I .N ' lf.-141.9 J r..,.,-- TTT n' ' w- I w r- .! A-R ! Sphinx Bead. ESTABLISHED OCTOBER II, 1890. AUC-USTINE RIDENOUR AYERS. ROBERT WINSLOW BEARDSLEE. EDWARD FRANK CLARK. CHARLES WINN COIT. WILLIAM COX DALZELL, JR. ROBERT DEMING. GARDINER SHERMAN DRESSER. A CARL DEWITT FISHER. PHILIP BERTRAM GENGER. LEE FRANKLIN HANMER. HAYNVARD HUTCHINSON KENDALL. GEORGE ANDREW LARKIN. ERWIN MARX. ROGER ALEXANDER MILLAR. I JAMES HENRY MINER. WALTER LINDSAY NILES. JAMES BENNETT NOLAN. LEWIS STANTON PALEN. FRANK SCOULLER PORTER. LORING GRISWOLD ROBBINS. RAYMOND DONALD STARBUCK. CHARLES ALDRICH STEVENS. RICHARD ANDREWS TISSINGTON. ALFRED DUPONT WARNER, IR. CHARLES CAMERON WEST. HENRY GRAVES WHITE. CHRISTOPHER WILLIANI WILSON, JR PHILIP BRUNDAGE WINDSOR, K tlill dlld DGQQQY. ERNEST WILSON HUFFCUT. CHARLES HENRY HULL. CLINTON LEROY BABCOCK. JOHN ALLEN HAINES. HERBERT BLANCHARD LEE. HERBERT HOWAIiD BASSETT. ARTHUR SAMUEL BLANCHARD. JOSEPH KIRKPATRICK BOLE. ARTHUR PARSONS BRYANT. WALLACE JONES CHILDS. WILLIAM SEARS ESTABROOK. JACOB ANTGN FRONHEISER. JAMES HENRY GOULD. DAVIS HAWLEY, JR. I CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP. CHARLES HENRY RAMELKAMP. JAMES GRANT TRACY. ALBERT STAMFORD. CHARLES CRAWFORD WHINNERY FREDERIC ELLIS JACKSON. HIRAM MURRAY LITTLE. WILLIAM OSGOOD MORGAN. WILLIAM HARBAUGH NEYIN. JOHN CLEVES SHORT. FRANK SEDGWICK TRACY. PHILIP VVILL. WILERED LA SELLES WRIGHT. GEORGE HARPER YOUNG, '.w DGIICQW. FOUNDED AT CORNELL, 1889. JACOB ANTON FRONIIEISER. CLIFFORD DE WITT COYLE WILLIAM DUNCAN KELLEY. FRANCIS VICTOR PROVOST EDWARD CHARLES FISH. GEORGE PARK MCKENZIE. JOSEPH ALOYSIUS CORR 191 I 'f i, ltlf Hlepb Samacb. JOHN HAMILTON BLAIR. RALPH FREDERICK CHATILLON. RALPH WALDO DORN. JOHN OLMSTED DRESSER. CLIFTON BENSON ENGLISH. CLARENCE HUNTINGTON FAM. GEORGE ALEXANDER FERGUSON. HAROLD EDWARD HASTINGS ARCHIE EDWARDS MACBRIDE. ARCHIBALD BOSTWICK MORRISON, JR EVVELL NALLE. WARREN GREEN OGDEN, JAMES O'MALLEY. RALPH WELLINGTON ROBBINS. JOHN LAWSON SENIOR. WILLARD DICKERMAN STRAIGHT. DAVID RADER THOMAS. HENRY EARNEST VANDERHOEF, 193 ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . IOTA . THETA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . Xt . OMICRON P1 . Rno . Cbkld llll EDSHOII. ROII of ZDZIDIQYS. I VVesleyan University. Syracuse University. Union College. Cornell University. Rochester University. University of California. Colgate University. Adelbert College. Kenyon College. Hamilton College. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Stevens Institute of Technology Lafayette College. Amherst College. Allegheny College. Lehigh University. Dickinson College Cheta hu Epsilon. DELTA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1892. Graduate. FRANK EURICH, JR. Seniors. WILLIAM DUNCAN KELLY. FREDERICK MASON RANDALL. CASSIUS AIVIASA THOMAS. GUY FORSYTHE CLEGHORN. HENRX' MICHAEL STERN. CLIFFORD DE WITT COYLE. THOMAS LEE NEWTON. WILLIAM CHARLES AFFELD. THOMAS BERNARD MAOINNIS. ALBERT CHADWICK VVILLIAMS. HERBISIZT CHAPMAN BRADLEY. IVVILLIAM 3?:5:7SOy:--. C59ff3Ex'XyzVK. Zj9H.M.aCQl?. F8OLISujZS. Pi?nC:CtAA-,O1I. F5!WI7H.Y.o1IK:?. CHRISTOPHER VVILLIAM VVILSOR JR ALLAN CURTIS. JOB GEORGE ROSENBURG. ARTHUR LEWIS STERN. CHARLES EDGAR NEXXVTON, CHARLES S. BRINTNALL. L. JAY WHEELER. jlll1i0I'S. WALLACE MACDONALD B EWELL NALLE. FRANK TAFT ROBERTS. FREDERICK DONALD RAY. FRANK ROSENSTEEL. Sophomores. A if---:5:OXM.J.S. QXh?-1ZIDTT'7. R5+8:--oxy- M.A.5.-R:1f1CP. 13?D!55SC.H.Y. H:A!d9V- 4H? I S,0,iy!:ff31IgC,N2. ROXYN IR. 4- . ..-w I 1. v .aj s -U 1 I: A -r ' V2 ,mx 'E , , :lf P4 FT fl ,u-2 4. JZ E Ml- 'J QF - :-Li .2 ' 'E' nag., iil. R-.I f WL. E-'j 1- .I 'mwe- 'L' - ELT .Il Il IC, tl- u-Ki. L- gg fi 7:5 , 1 Sufi-' .1 ', L' 4 in :: ' - '-'mr 5, ,Q i QL. fi ..i, Q , 4,.-..- .tL-' +.-4 ,-A .L lp' ., v: NAWV: 1' .ELA J F ,, EI ei f ?:Yf. ' n,':T'1 f- I A 1,1 - .vb . l , --'A '.! m1 1 ' mu ' L DANIEL SPALDING BXELLINGER. MARK ANTHONY BELTAIRE, IR ROBERT ALLEN BOLE. DOUGLAS KINNEAR BROWN. STEWART BURCHARD. PAUL GRISWOLD CHACE. HENRY LORD CHASE. JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS. RALPH SHERLOCK KENT. GUY EDWIN LONG Dxmeimw. DIIIISIGII. Y97 RICHMOND HAROLD SHREVE. IULES ANDRE SMITH. ERNEST PALMER STROWGER. EVERETT GARRETT STARR. CHARLES AUGUST TAUSSIG. FRANK HENRY TEAGLE. EDWARD DAVID TOOHILL. MAURICE ROBERT WHINERV. RAY HUGHES WHITBECK. CHARLES DUNCANSON YOUNG Scalp and Blade. FOUNDED 1893. CORNELL UNIVERSITY . HARVARD UNIVERSITY MARCUS MOTIER DRAKE, JR. CHARLES ALDRICH STEVENS. FRANK SCOULLER PORTER. JAMES O'MALLEY. GEORGE ARTHUR AUSTIN. NELSON OTIS TIFFANY, JR. Ithaca, N. Y., 1893. Cambridge, Mass., 1896 Geneva, N. Y., 1396. ALEXANDER NORTON SLOCUM. JAMES HAMILTON MACBETII. GEORGE WILLIAM GRATTAN. BRYANT FLEMING. HENRY SCHOELLKOPF. GEORGE EDWARD DRULLARD CHARLES SPRAGUE CLARKE. AWALTER OLIVER BEYER. HARRY MERTON GAIL. EDWARD HUGO STORCK. JOSEPH NELSON SLATER. HERMAN SEELBACH. 199 BRADY. Rod and BOD. ESTABLISHED 1897. WILLIAM RALPH BRIGHT. CHARLES WINN COIT. WILLIAM ELTINGE CONRLIN ERWIN MARX, REGINALD BRIND MILDON. JAMES HENRY MINER. MOSES EDMUND SHIRE. CLIFFORD MILTON STEGNER THOMAS WALTER TAYLOR. JOHN ALBERT VOGLESON. GEORGE OLDS WAGNER. PHILIP BRUNDAGE WINDSOR WILLARD OLNEY WHITE. 201 ' V P Ydmid. ESTEVAN ANTONIO FUERTES. HENRY NEELY OGDEN. COLLINGNVOOD BRUCE BROVVN, I ROBERT LEMMON BURWELL. HIRADI YORRE PARKER. .. GEORGE EMIL JOHN PISTOR. CLYDE POTTS. RALPH FENNO PROCTOR. STUART PURCELL. NELSON OTIS TIFFANY, JR. EZRA BAILEY WHITMAN. ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS, JR. WILLIAM EDWARD WILSON. 203 PDI Held Kdlbpd. Nl-IXV YORK THETA CHAPTER. I-CSTABLISHED JUNE 28, ISSI, mQmbQfS ill the BORN of Tl1Sil'llCfl0h. ERNEST ALIIEE, Univ. of Vermont, 1887. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, Cornell, 1896 EUGENE PLUMH ANDREXVS, Cornell, 1895 JOHN LENVIS MORRIS, Union, 1856 GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Cornell, 1885 DANIEL ALEXANDER MURRAY, CHARLES BABCOCR, Union, 1847 Johns Hopkins, 1873 FREDERICK BEDELL, Yale, 1889. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, I CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, Brown, 1878 Cornell, 1893 GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, Hamilton, 1876 HENRY' STEPHEN REDFIELD. Amherst, 1877 GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, Cornell, 1881 CHARLES HENRY RAIvIMELIcAMP, THOINIAS FREDERICK CRANE, Princeton, 1864. Cornell, 1896. HERBERT CHARLES ELNIER, Cornell, 1883 JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, L0ndoI1, 1877 XVILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, Cornell, 1880 CLAYTON HALSEY SHARP, Hamilton, 1890 CHARLES ROBERT GASTON, Cornell, 1896 OSCAR MILTON STEWART, De Pauw, 1892 GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Cornell, 1873 ALFRED ERNEST TAYLOR, Wesleyan, 1892 GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Cornell, 1876 CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, Yale, 1855 JAMES MORGAN HART, Princeton, 1860 MOSES COIT TYLER, Yale, 1857. CHARLES HENRY HULL, Cornell, 1886 LUCIEN AUGUSTUS WAIT, Harvard, 1870 DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE, Hamilton, 1891 ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, Hamilton, 1881 JAMES MCMAHON, Dublin, 1881 HORATIO STEVENS WHITE, Harvard, 1873 ALFRED AUSTIN MOORE, Hamilton, 1889 WALTER FRANCIS VVILLCOX, Amherst, 1864. Resident members. FRED ORLANDO BATES, Cornell, 1892. DANIEL CHAUNCEY KNOXVLTON. GRACE HANNAH BREWSTER, Kansas, 1896. VVILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH, Cornell, 1875. GRACE WILMARTH CALD- GEORGE VV.-ALTER STEWART, De Pauw, 1898. WELL, -Cornell, I892. ANDREXV DICKSON WHITE, Yale, 1853. GEORGE MATTHEXN' DUT- ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS, Yale, 1868- CHER, Cornell, 1897. SAMUEL GARDNER XVILLIAIVIS, SAINIUEL DUMONT HALLIDAY, Cornell, 1870. Hamilton, 1852. JESSICA MAY HITCHCOCIQ, Cornell, 1897. Zlass of '99. EDITH MAE BICKHAM. ANIY JACQUELIN JENNINGS, FRANCES ELIZABETH CHAPMAN. CHESTER MURRAY. FREDERICK ALDRICH CLEVELAND. WILLIAM CORRINGTON RICHARDSON, MAIIY DOHERTY. EDWARD L. STEVENS. ROYALL STORRS HAYNES. LUCY PANSY TORRANCE. MYRTA ELANOR HUNN. GEORGE PENDLETON WATKINS, ZIGSS of l900. fELECTED IN 1899. H GILBERT POTTER BULLIS. NIABEL DOVGLAS REID. 205 Sigma Xi. ALPHA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED ISS6. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER . FREDERICK BEDELL . - HENRY NEEI.Y OGDEN . PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH CHARLES ANDERSON ALEXANDER GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON. FREDERICK BEDELL. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY. I ERNEST BLAKER. ROBERT BYRON BLAKESLEE. GEORGE CHAPIVIAN CALDWELL. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER. EMIL MONNIN CHAMOT. IRVING PORTER CHURCH. JUDSON FREEMAN CLARK. AGNES NIARY CLAYPOLE. EDITH JANE CLAYPOLE. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK. LUZERNE COVILLE. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN. BENTON DALES. LOUIS MONROE DENNIS. HERMANN DIEDERICHS. ELIAS JUDAH DITRAND. WILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND. MARGARET CLAY FERGUSON. BERNARD EDUARD FERNONV. CLAUDE WILLIAM LEROY FILKINS. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE. ESTEVAN ANTONIO FUERTES. SUSANNA PHELPS GAGE. ADAM CAPEN GILL. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS. LEON WILSON HARTMAN. HENRICH HASSET.BRING. GEORGE TRACY HASTINGS. HERBERT WADE HIBBARD. WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON. GRANT SHERMAN HOPICINS. HOMER TAMES HOTCHKISS. DAVID FLETCHER HOY. JOHN IRVIN HUTCHINSON. HENRY SYLVESTER TACOBY. EDGAR KAY. ' DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALI.. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURX'. CHARLES TOBIAS ICNIPP. 0ffiCCl'S. members. 206 J'1'eside1z!. Vice-P1 'es Z'dE11 J Secrelzz fjv. Trfasnrer. HENRX' VVALDO KUHN. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN. JAMES LAW. IRA VVELCH IVICCONNELL. JAMES DICNIAHON. ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT. GEORGE ABRAM MILLER. MARY FARRAND ROGERS MILLER. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLLER. VERANUS ALVA IWOORE. DARXVIN ABBOT MORTON. DANIEL ALEXANDER NIURRAY. AVILLIAM ALPHONSO MURRILL. EDXVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS. FREDERICK NOE. HENRY HUTCHINSON NORRIS. HENRX' NEELY OGDEN. WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDOREF. HARRIE WATERMAN PECK. RAYMOND CLINTON REED. YVXLLIAM ALBERT RILEY. FREDERICK JOHN ROGERS. FILIBERT ROTH. XVILLARD VVINFIELD ROXVLEE. HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN. MARGARET EVERETT SCHALLENBERGER JOHN SANDFORD SHEARER. MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND. VIRGIL SNYDER. OSCAR MILTON STEXVART. JOHN HENRY TANNER. RALPH STOCKTON TARR. ALFRED ERNEST TAYLOR. JOHN EDGAR TEEPLE- ROBERT HENRY THURSTON. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER. EBENEZER TOUSEY TURNER. ARCHIBALD ROBINSON XVARD. THEODORE XVI-IITTELSEY. ERASTUS LOVETTE WEST- :KARK IVICIIAY VVIEGAND. XVALTER LONG XVILLIAMS- HENRX' HIRAM VVING. 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'AM qi IA I lyk lr 9' qu 94' I Q jf i LSL MJ ik: - if N 1 A 1 y gl V ' . -- .4',,, ' ' f 55 ' '15, , :V '.-1.3, .A . U 42 f ww - ' s 26,50 I . . X' , wx Thi' , II Q ALICE MARY BALDWIN. SARAH LILLIAN BALDVVIN. JOSEPHINE EDNA BESSEY. JOSEPHINE EDITH BOWMAN. MABEL ROBINSON CROWL. EVA WOODWARD GREY. FLORENCE BAKER GREY. MARY ELOISE HARDING. CLARA WILLISTON HASTINGS. ZELLAH HEIDENHEIM. MARY GERTRUDE HEUGHES. ARCHIE LESTINA HAMNIOND. J- f-44 K+- s m2mD2fS. 22I ELIZABETH A. B. LOCKE. CARRIE MAY LEWIS, IDA ELISE MUNN. MARY BULER PARK. MARION PRATT. MABEL ESTEY ROSE. IDA ADELLA ROSS. PHILENA REBECCA SHELDON. LAURA GERALDINE SLOQUM, MARY SULLIVAN. - EDITH ERNSTINE WAGENSCHUTZ mn 29 Tk I Y A MARX' ELIZA ANDERSON. MARGARET LEWIS BAILEY. EMNIA NELLIE BARKER. BESS EMMONS BEARDSLEY. ALLETTA LANGDON BEDFORD. MARTHA CROSBY BENNETT. EMILY STELLA BOARDMAN. MARGUERITE JANE BULLARD HELEN XNILHELMINA COOPER INEZ CORCILIUS. MARGARET CLARA COSTELLO. JULIET SARAH CROSSETT. 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GRACE MAUDE XVOODS. 223 ii 0ffiCQl'S. LOUISE POWELSON . . Presidenf. VIOLA GERTRUDE HAST . Vz'fe-P7-esidenf. MARY ANTOINETTE PHILLIPS Secrefmjf. IESSIE CAMPBELL WILSON . ' Trmsurer. Sports and Pastimes Zouncilp MRS. BERNARD EDWARD FERNOW. INEZ CORCILIUS. MRS. HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN. LOUISE POWELSON. MISS BROWNELL. X7IOLA GERTRUDE HAST, MISS CANEIELD. MARX'. ANTOINETTE PHILLIPS. MARY FRANCES MCCLURE. JESSIE CAMPBELL WILSON. ' RUTH BENTLEY. MARY FRANCES NICCLURE . flIauage1fBzzskef Ea!! Club INEZ CORCILIUS . . flfanagff' Te7mz's Club, RUTH BENTLEY . !lfzz7zczge1'B0az'z'7zg Club. 224 H l!fQ35 N '?l I jo HE BOYD BODE ..... MARGARET EYERITT SCHALLENBERGER HARRY LEROY TAYLOR . . . 1-1.-XRRY LEROY TAYLOR . . . FLORENCE MCLEAN WINGER 1 IRA DIIACKAY J' ' 0ffiC2l'S. . . . Presidefzi. . I7z'ce-Pres1'a'en!. . .S'eL1'eta1'y and Yreaszzrer. . L1'61'arz'a1z . . . . . . Assisiczut Librzzrizzfzs. Prof. EDWARD BRADFORD TICHENER, Frzculiy Illember of Me Execmfive Couzmilfee. VIDA FRANK MOORE, Stmz'em' zlfeazzber of the Executive C'011mz1'!fe.e. EOIiOl'dl'V members. Prof. EDWARD BRADFORD TICHENER, A.M., Ph.D Prof. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A.M. ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY, B.S., Ph,D, ,D.D. Pres. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D. Sc., LL.D. Prof. JAMES EDWARD CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D. Prof CHARLES DEGARMO, Ph.D. Prof. ARTHUR FAIRBANKS, A.M. Prof. WILLIAHI ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.M., PH.D. Prof. EVANDER BRADLEY MACGILLIVRAY, LENA MAY ALDRICH, A.B. WILLIANI CHANDLER BAGLEY, B.S., M.S. GEORGIA BENEDICT, A.B. BOYD BODE, A.B. JULIA ANDREXV COCHRAN. INEZ CORCILIUS- A.M., PRD. Httive I11 ALEXANDER WELLINGTON CRAYVFORD, A.B., A.M. BERTHA MARIA DOWNES. HERBERT HATXIILTON FOSTER. HERXTEY DEXVITT GRISXVOLD, A.B. LOUISE HEBIPSTEAD. YVALTER VVELLS HOOVER. BERTHA HOVERSTAD, B.L. VVILMOT BERKEMAR LANE, A.B., A.M., P MARY FRANCES MCCLURE. IRA MACIQAY, A.B., A.M. h.D. D.-XVID IRONS, A.M., Ph.D. GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE, A.B. 2mbQl'S. VIDA FRANK IMOORE, Ph.B., M.S. WILLIAM OSGOOD MORGAN. MARVIN NATHAN, ROY VICTOR NYE, A.B. ELIZABETH PARRY. MARY PHELP5, B.L. MARGARET EVERITT SCHALLENBERGER, WANDELL B. SECOR, B.S. CLAIRE SEYMOUR. ARTHUR JEREMIAH SVVEET. HARRY LEROY TAYLOR, A. B. NATHAN ALBERT TRUBIAN. FRANK DURYEA VOORHEES. GUY MONTROSE VVHIPPLE, A.B, FLORENCE MACLEAN XVINGER, A.B., AM, HENRX' XYILKES XVRIGHT, Ph.B. A.B. 225 G. E. ADAMS. H. H. ALBERTSON. PROE. L. H. BAILEY. TI-IEO. BAKER, JR. ALVIN C. BEAL. J. W. BLOOMER. FRED. L. BRADLEY. R. M. BROADFOOT. GEO. M. BROXVN. MISS MARTHA W. BFE E. A. BUTLER. A. S. CALKINS. A. D. CALL. G. W. CAVANAUOII. H. H. CHAPMAN. EARL CLARK. ARTHUR M. COWELL. J. H. COWEN. C. M. CROUCH. K. C. DAVIS. HLER. MISS MARGARET DOCK. G. LIGNVARD FROST. G. M. GALARNEAU. FABIAN GARCIA. W. L. GILBERT. F. E. GORDON. G- E. HART. H. HASSELBRING. M. H. HOLDIES. PERCY L. HLTESTED. C. E. HUNN. M- G KANIO. J. A. KERR. 226 A. L. KNISELY. G. N. LAUMAN. A. W. MCCALLA. W. C. LACCALLA. J. HORACE MCFARLAND. G. F. IMETCALF. MRS. MARY R. MILLER. FLOYD VV. FENNER. C. XV. FISHER. BRYANT FLEMING. S. VV. FLETCHER. PROE. F. ROTH. GEO. R. SCHAUBER. THEODORE M. SEXVARDS. FRANKLIN SHERMAN, JR. R. SHORE. CHAS. B. SIMPSON. CLARENCE SMALLWOOD. H. A. SOUTHERLAND. J. WY SPENCER. A. W. STEPHENS. EDWIN L. TAYLOR. GILBERT M. TUCKER, IR. VV. E. UNDERDOWN. S. L. WADHAIYIS. C. W. XVENBORNE. G. H. WEST. G. B. WHEELER. C. V. YOUNG. HENRY T. MOON. R. C. OSTRANDER. C. F. PILAT. A. L. RICHIE. E'--iff-.M .,-'wi Ami-:f:.-fa 'Irvs-wgmrf-.1z --' -. --'41-wi-. . 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GORDON MANSIR BENTLEY, Vive-Prfszklezzl. HARRY' ENSIGN CROUCH, bzfcreiarjf. ADAMS PHILLIPS, Tffeasurer. HARRY MASON KNOX, Lz'61far1'rzu. EOIIOTBIT m0mDQfS. PROF. L. H. BAILEY. PROF. H. H. XVING. PROF. I. P. ROBERTS. PROF. M. V. SLINGERLAND. G. N. LAUMAN. J. W. SPENCER. A. R. XVARD. L- ANDERSON. llist of H6602 mQmb2l'S. ADAM CONSTANTINE ADAMOPOULOS. HENRY HAINES ALBERTSON. THEODORE BAKER. JR. FLOYD SCHOONMAKER BARLOXV GORDON MANSIR B'F2NTLEY. .ARCHIBALD SPEIR CALKINS. ARCHIE DUANFI CALL. HERBERT CLINTON CHURCHILL. JACOB HOOVER COWEN. CLIFFORD MARCELLUS CROUCH HARRY ENSIGN CROUCH. WESLEY FENNER FLOYD. FABIAN GARCIA. - CLINTON HARVEY HOWLAND. PERCY LA FAYETTE HUESTED. CTTO FRED. HUNZIICER. HARRY MASON KNOX. .ABRAHAM LINCOLN ICNISELY. CHARLES HENRY KRAATZ. DAVID JOHNSON LYBROOK. 227 FRED. MABIE LYON. VVILLIAM ALVAH IVIATHER. LOUISE MILLER. HENRY TAYLOR MOON. XVILLIAINI MONTGOMERY NIORGAN. ADAMS PHILLIPS. PFIRCV PROCTOR, JR. FRANCIS HOWE RICHAROS, ARTHUR LEEDS IRICHIE. HIERBERT SPENCER RUE, GEORGE REED SCHAUBER. FRANKLIN SHERMAN, JR. HICNRY AUOUSTUS SOUTHERL,-XND, JOHN BLAKI-:SLEE TIFFANY. XVILLIAM BENJAMIN TOOLEY. GILBERT MILLIGAN TUCKER, JR, XVILLIABI EDWARD UNDERDOXVN, GEORGE HUTTON WEST. fQF2ORGE BURTON XVHEELER, LUDO LITTLE ZIMMER. 'T - , . .avr ,'. r If, '.-. ? 141.5 CORNELL UNIVERSITY ASSOCIATION OF CIVIL ENGINEERS. Officers. ' LEON D. CONKLING . . President. A. H. VON BAYER . V1'ce-Presidmi. C. W. COIT . . . Treczsurer. PROF. C. L. CRANDALL . GEORGE W. PENFIELD . A. H. VON BAVER, Chazwmzzz. C. W. COIT, CQhlZZ.7'77llZ7Z. W. O. VVHITE, Chzzirmzzn. J. H. MINER. Jhwointment Committee. H. O EGEBERG. EXQCIIUUQ Zommittee. W. E. CONKLIN. Publication Committee. R. A. PENDERGRASS. G. E. J. PISTOR. C'0r1'e5p01zcz'z'1zg' Secrefcz ry REC07'dZ.lZg .5'ecre1fa1'y. M. E. SHIRE. W. J. CUNNINGHABI. J. A. VOGLESON. members. Seniors. H. H. BASSETT. H. O. EC-EBERO. R. A. PENDERGRASS. H. W. SVVANITZ. A. H. VON BAVER. F. J. ENGEL. G W. PENFIELD. T. W. TAYLOR. C. T. CHAPMAN. G. I. FINLEV. S. REVNA. J. C. TRAUTYVINE, 3d. C. W. COIT. E. W. GEHRINO. B. W. ROSEKRANS. J. A. VOGLESON. W- E. CONKLIN. L. C. GILTNER. W. C. SPIKER. W. O. WHITE. L. D. CONKLING. D. A. KETCHUM. M. E. SHIRE. P. B. XVINDSOR. W- J. CUNNLNGHAM. C. W. LANDIS. C. M. STEGNER. E. MARX. J- C- DAVIS. J. H. MINER- E. J. STRASBURGER. fzmiors. B. H. BISBEE. O. M. SEVERSON. H. S. WILOUS. E. B. XVHITMAN. E. T. GRAY. J. A. SKINNER. R. B. WILLIAMS, JR. S. PURCELL. C- L. HARTWELL. M. DE K. SMITH. W. E. VVILSON. C. B. BROWN, JR. J- W. HELLER. S. M. TURRILL- C. H. ZOLZER. A. L. BURVVELL. G- E. J. PISTOR. H. W. UNDERWOOD. CLYDE POTTS. L. G. GAGE. R. F. PROCTOR. C. L. WILCOX. N. O. TIFFANY, JR. G. O. BEUCK. C. E. MOLLARD. 228 X ,-l J'00IETY L, .013 WA Y , , H JE .- .mmf R'-J. ARl.:.AS. ff5'f7Qf' G ' R: 11 'ZLEOTRIOAL . T? i . .ii .- IQ 5 A -Ru A -.O A. R. AYERS . M. B. SHEA C. S. GLADDEN H. W. PECK . . C. D. GRAY . . C. E. BRECKENRIDGE A. R. AYERS. R. W. BEARDSLEE. C. W. BERGEN. C. E. BRECRENRIDGE R. H. DEARBORN. F. J. FOLK. W. S. FORD. C. S. GLADDEN. C. D. GRAY. C. E. HARDX', J. E. HESS. J. A. HUNTER. A. S. KREBS. R. W. LOHMANN. A. R. AYERS. H. W. PRCK. 0fficers. IUQIIIDQYS. Executive Zommittee. R. W. BEARDSLEE. C. E. HARDY. 229 Pffzsidenf. . ISf W-C6'P7'6SZ-d67Zf . 203 Vz'ce-P1'esz'a'e1zz' . Rec. Sewfefary. Car. Secretafjf. . 17'7'eozsu7'er. G. S. MACOMBER. F. MARTIN. V. D. MOODY. F. D. NEWBERRX'. H. W. PECR. F. R. PENDLETON. R. P. SAUERHERRING. G. A. SCHIEREN. M. B. SHEA. J. C. SMITH. D. R. SPIER. C. A. THOMAS. H. L. WATERS. G. B. WOODHITLL, R. W. LOHMANN. ZOYIIQII OIIQNSS. Bedell. Crofts. Cowell. Ellis. Roe. Smith. Webster. Sterling. Randolph. Blount. Roe. Gibson. Foster. Beebe. Read. Lonergan. Rosebrook. Halsey Thompson. Carlisle. Worniuth Cowen. Richie. Butler. McClain. Jetter. Hay. Zimmer Peckham. jewett. Whiteman. Hill. Mosher. Hausner. Harris. Everett. Donavan. Wanke. Taylor. Sayer. ' Darling Olinsteacl. President llivvotbeticall of the United States. PROFESSOR J. W. JENKS. Speakers. H. D. NIASON, 15th Congress, ISt Session. F. H. HAUSNER, 16th Congress, Ist Session D- E- SMITH, 15th Congress, 2d Session. E. S. MOSHER, 16th Congress, 2d Session. A- M- HILL, 15111 Congress, 3d Session. J. H. COYVEN, 16th Congress, 3d Session. D. E. SMITH, feEf27'6SEJlflZfZ'Z!E lo Debaie Council. H. S. ROE, Clerk. ' R. Worniutli, As5z'5L'zz1zt Clerk. W. N. PECKHAM, Ykffaszzrer. R. P. READ, Sergefzm'-izff-.-lrms. Debale Prize-F. H. HAUSNER. fQ6'L'flZ77ZIZlZ,01l P1 ize-E. S. MOSHER. 0tber members. I. ALLISON. J. H. GRIEFITH. C. C. MYERS. A. J. TRETJIE. S. W. CLARK. L. H. KEELER- A. B. OSBORNE. H. VVALTER. R H. CRIHFIELD. A. R. KELLER. A. E. PETERMANN. G. P. WINTERS. O H. DAVIS. J. B. K1NNE. B. G. RAND. G. M. WOOD. F. G. DUNHAM. G. W. LOVE. H. A. R.-XNDS. G. M. WELCH. C. FINCH. F. X. MCCALLUM. J. C. SMITH. 1. E. VVENTVVORTH. J. F. W- GERMANN. C. L. MILLS. 230 fb? HIIGYQW D. white Qlllb. C.. S. E. J C B. S. H. G. ALEXANDER. ALBRIGHT. CARDULLQ. GILLIAM. GUNN. HARRIS. LOWENTHAL MASSIE MINTZ. mQmb2fS. IQOI. 201 A. OLD1-IMI. J. REYNOLDS. E. SMITH. B. SMITH. . M. LINDERDOXVN O. W.XLTER. F. WESTHEIMER. WORMUTH. . M. WX'X'ELI,. Che Stewart ll. woodford Debate Zlub. 1902. HARRY S. BROCKVVAY CLawj. NIELVIN H. COULSTON. ROY H. CRIHFIELD. WILLIAM W. FINEREN. WILLIAM C. GEER. GODFREY GOLDMARK CLawj. LEROY H. JEWETT. RALPH S. KENT. JAY P. KINNEY. ISAAC LEVY. QAKMAN H. LOXVARY. members. Q2 JAMES A. MAGOFEIN. ALBERT T. GLMSTEAD. WILLIABI N. PECKHAM RICHARD P. READ. JOHN P. RYAN. WILLIAM F. SANTRY. R. HAROLD SHREVE. ' RAY S. STOWELL. RICHARDSON WEBSTER RAY H. WHITBECIQ. GEORGE P. WINTERS. jdwb GOING SCl7lll'l1ldll lllb. 1903. HOXVARD SOLOMON BRANCHER. FLOYD LESLIE CARLISLE. CHARLES LEMUEL DIBBLE. members. HERBERT DARIUS AUGUSTINE DONOYAN. YVILLIAM ALLEY FRAYER. WILLIS RAY C-REGG. FRANCIS HUBIPERLEY HILLER. EVEREST AMASA JUDD. CHARLES EVERETT KELSEY. CHESTER LEE MILLS. 253 THOMAS S. NEWMAN. JOHN RANDOLPH. WILLIS WARREN ROE. GEORGE HOLLAND SABINE. HERBERT CARPENTER SHATTUQK AUGUST HENRY SCHRADER, ARTHUR JOHN TIETJE. GEORGE MORGAN WPZLCH. JOHN ELXYOOD WENTXKVORTH. JOHN HOBIER XVISNER, JR. 0l'fl2ll TOYQSIQYS. Honorary members. PROP. BERNHARD E. FERNOW. PROF. FILIBERT RO'lxI'I. PROF. JOHN GIFFORD. Sflldwf m2mbQfS. RALPH C. BRYANT. THEODORE F. BORST CLIFFORD R. PETTIS VVILLARD W. CLARK. ASA S. WILLIAMS. RUSHTON CHARLTON HUGH M. CURRAN. VVILHELM KI,PfD-IBIIQI. 234 XVALTER IYIULFORD. RARHAEL ZON. FRANCESCO BIANCHI. HOWARD M. LONGYEAR. IRVING F. WORTHLEY. ANSON E. COHOON. FREDERICK W. FASSETT. HARRY J. TOMPRINS. 1 WS Q.. mf if ll xl . QLJJ Q' ire Q' 1' A, ' ....,g J 2 ' sri A 1- - - W 'FIM fifws' 'I' I , . ,,, I we fIQ L' 5II , lf armg.-,f,, ,. 4 , , - T594 7 Iwi. 'dm ' . -. S-'1'r ' af-2' . la 'n g N v L- ' HTA QV? FE C. H. KNAPI', 'OO A. C. RVON, ,OI Law H. M. LITTLE, 'OO X j. H. GOULD, 'OO . W. G. OGIJEN, 'OI W. J. CHILDS, G. C. W. BABCOCK, '99. M. C. MAXWELL, '00- .T- C. H R H K C. C. H J. I. H. GOULD, TOO. W. BERGEN, 'Oo. J . H. KENDALL, OO. TISSINGTON, 'OO. . S. OLIN, 'oO. O. CHISHOLIVI, 'OO H. ICNAPF, 'OO. B. LA MONT. 'OO. . M. LITTLE. 'Oo. C. MOYER, 'oo. C. BROWER. '00- F. V. M. PROVOST, ,O D . I-IAWLEY. IR., 'oo. T. B. LITTLE, ,OI . Law. O Law. mQmbQYS. 0fficers. A. C. RYON, ,OI Law. T. B. LITTLE, IOI. W. G. OGDEN, 'OI. H. M. BOSTWICK, W. H. MORRISON, C. W. CROSS, ,OI. S. H. BENTON, IOI. J. S. MILLER, 'oI. . W. REDFIELD, C. S. ATXVOOD, 'OI. H 'OI. ,OI' F. K. PURCELL, 'OI. H 'OI. . E. CAVNAH, 'OI. W. CHURCH, ,OI C. HULSE, 'OI. ! A. S. W. H. MILLER, OI. A. H. PRATT, YOI. Preszdezzl. Vife-Pres idezzi. Sew ezfasfy. Ilia zzazger. .4 S5Z'5ffZ71L' Ala 1161 geaf E. A. KTNSEV, YOI. G. R. VAN NAMEE, 'OI Law F. ROSS, yOI. S. A. HARPENDING, 'OI. I. L. TURNER, 'O2. J. E. MCIJAUGHLIN, 'O2. E. R. DE GRAIN, 'O2. W. B. H. CURRIER, 'O2. I. S. BARTH, ,O2. H. R. MCCLAIN, ,Oz Law. T. E. RHOADES, 'O2. C. B. KUGLER, JR., 'O3. C. N. PINCO, 'O3. J. M. ELLIS. 'O3,. H. BIRGE, 'o5. . Sfage fllazfzagwf. G. R VAN NAMEE, 'OI Law ..... 1 . . Profzerizks. masque QOIIIICH. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE .... . ffesidenz. CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD. G- ' e - l1'6f1S2H'e'1'. JAMES HENRX' GOULD, 'OO ....... .SecreZa1fy. 'Faculty and Graduate members. PROE. T. F. CRANE. PROE. H. MORSE STEPHENS. CHARLES H. BLOOD. Undergraduate members. C. H. KNAPP, 'OO. H. M. LITTLE, 'oo. j. H. GOULD, 'OO. T. B. LITTLE, 'OI- 235, GND ng' 0 ' ELL 1 11 J ws l i' Q 7 K glkiwii w A D ojvz 5- G THQUGIWD -ljvgjvi HU.jV L PRED Z- .A it A A if it 1, ,U .l , VA 2 '.'iC ,'.:. -.','. ','l. -:ifqzi : ':1-,'l I lf f till .11-it-fi..-'-, . N 6 u y .' 'g. in '- - z..:'.' i' ix . ' fz: it L A jllllim' CUQQR PQl'f0l'mdIlCQ. liamlet and Zompanv. A Musical Burlesque in Three Acts. LIBRETTO adapted by G. H. HUBBARD, PROLOGUE, by J. H. WILSON, Ir.,'OO By special arrangement with the Brooklyn Polytechnic Dramatic Association. Gast of HAMLET, The Lernoncholy Dane MACBETH, The Tin-canny Scot . ROMEO, Late of Montague Terrace SHYLOCK, From Baxter Street . OTHELLO, An Up-to-date Minstrel BASSANIO, Committed to the Bars PETRUCHIO, Gaoler and Shrew Tamer FALSTAFF, An Inventor . . PORTIA, Admitted to the Bar . OPHELIA, Fair, Fat and Foolish JULIET, Sighing for the Balcony LADY NIACBETH, A Soninambulist THE SHADE OF SHAKESPEARE Patients, Attendants, Vifitches a Zharacters. H. R. MCCLAIN. T. B. LITTLE. A. C. RYON. C. B. KIJGLER, JR. M. C. MAXWELL. F. K. PURCELL. I. S. BARTH. . C. N. PINCO. S. A. HIARPENDING- J. S. MILLER. A. H. PRATT. C. W. CROSS. I. H. WILSON, JR.. nd other Shakespearean Characters. 236 TI-IE MASQUE I 1 N b ' E .fy ' A ,QW t 5 V W -7 , F X 6166 Banjfaod qllcmclolm 6 17:-1 x P' -0- Q ' '1 ' .iili Q YH. r 212' W - ,V-,J,,,,, I f , - 1 !1'1:,1 ' - f 1 1' L g'1..r:, ,. 'xi 1 y 1, ,11l., I ', 1,11 'f . ' S 'G Glubs 1.10, : -' V ,' I 1 IH N . I: - ,' 1, ' 0 'fx ALJ J. 1.. SENIOR, '01, Y., Manager. A. D. XVARNER, J12..,'00, A. T. WOOD, '01, Ohio, Assistant Manager. GIQQ Club. Del., President. J. O. DRESSER, '01, N. Y., Secretary WILLIAM H. MORRISON, JR., Leader. HOLLIS E. DANN, Director. 'first Ccnors. A. D. WARNER, jr., '00, Del. H. E. CAVNAH, 'O1, Ohio. NV. R. TAYLOR, '03, MO. R. C. FENNER, '02,Pz1. W. H. BAKER, '01, Pa. E. A. KINSEY, '01, N. Y. R. RYON,'o3, Pa. F. L. SIVYER, '03, W'is. Second Cenors. M. R. EBERSOLE, G , O. G. W. BAUDER, '00, N. Y. C. E. MOTT, '03, N. Y. J. A. FITZPATRICK, '03, N. Y W. S. VALENTINE, '00, N. Y. T. G. KYLE, '02, N. Y. H. F. SOMMER, '03, N. Y. 'First Basses. W. H. MORRISON, jr., '0l,111d. ROY M. HART, ,OI Law, N. Y. W. E. BOWEN, '02, N. Y. R. B. W11.L1AMS, J1-.,'01, N. Y. R. A. BOLE, '02, O11i0. J. B. CHASE, '03, N. Y Second Basses. A. E. PETERMANN, '00, N. Y. C. H. FAY, '01, N. Y. A. N. SLOCUM, '01, Pa. W. L. NILES, '00, N. Y. R. V. RHODES, 'OI Law, N. Y. J. C. CULV-ER, '02, WiS. mdlld0lill lllb. A. P. BRYANT, Leader. 'first mdltdolins. J. S. FOWLER, '03, N. Y. J. E.STEEVER, 'o3,I1l. CROUSE, '03, 111. D. T. DOWNS, 'oz Law, N. Y. A. P. BRYANT, '00, Mass. H. A. HESS, '02, 111. J. O. DRESSER, '01, N. Y. O. '1'.'BABCOCK, ,O2, N. Y. R. P. MORSE, '03, N. Y. M. F. CROSSETTE, '02, Ill. G. A. AUSTIN, '01, N. Y. R. A. IVES, '02, N. Y. W. A. FULLER, '01, N. Y. A. S. PRICE, '01, N. Y. I. J. OWEN,'03,I11. G. I. FINLEY, '00, Pa. Second mandolins. C. J. ESTABROOK, '00, N. Y. S. R. DAVIDGE, '03, N. Y. L B. MOUNT, '05, N. Y. P. G. CHASE '02,I11. W. R. COUCH, '02, N. Y. M. A. BELTAIRE,'02,C0nn Uiolins. 'flute. 'Z2Il0. G. GOLDMARK, '02, N. Y. G. L. SOUTHARD, '01, N. Y. G. YOUNG, '00, Pa. R. v. RHODES, '01, N. Y. Guitars. G. S. DRESSER, '00, N. Y. C. S. YAWGER, '02, N. Y. A. R. AYERS, '00, Ohio. J. V. MCADAMS, '00, Minn. W. S. ESTABKOOK, '00, N. Y. R. FOLLANSBEE, '02, N. Y. C. W. BABCOCK, '00, I11. F. WILL, '01, N. Y. mandolas. A. E. PHILBRICK, '00, N. Y. F. H. TEAGLE, 102, Ohio. Banio lub. W. H. NEVIN, Leader. Banieaurinas. W- H- NEVIN. '00, Pa. C. 0. PATE, '00, N. Y. A. M. HANNON, '00, Ohio. A. D. BROOKS, '00, 01110. M. A. BELTAIRE, '02, CO11l1, F. D. HUNTINGTON,'0o,N Y 'first Banios. Second Banjos. J. V. MCADAMS, '00, Minn. G. A. SCHIEREN, '00, N. Y. J. P. FRENZEL,'O2,I11d. G. A. AUSTIN, '01, N. Y. H. A. HESS, '02,Il1. B. H. Smith, '03, N. Y. Piccolo Banio. Bass Banio. R. P. MORSE, '03, N. Y. 0. T. BABCOCK, '02, N. Y. Guitars. G- S5 DFQESSER, '00, N. Y. C. S. YAWGER, '02, N. Y. A. R. AYERS, '00, 01110. F. XVILL, '01, N. Y. W. S. E5 FABROOK, '00, N. Y. J. O. DRESSER, '01, N. Y. C. W. BABCOCK, '00, 111. R. FOLLANSBEE, '02, N. Y. 7 mllSiCdl Zlllb S Zmllltil. ALFRED D. WARNER, 'oo . Presz'a'enl. JOHN O. DRESSER, '01 . Secreiary. CHARLES E. TREMAN, G. , Treasurer. JOHN L. SENIOR, '01 Manager. Tacultv Jldvisorv members. PROF. G. P. BRISTOL. B. S. CUS1-IMAN. PROP. A. B. TROYVBRIDGE. - Undergraduate members. W. H. MORRISON, '01, Leader Glee Club. A. P. BRYANT, '00, Leader lllandolin Club. XV, H. NEVIN,'0o. Leader Banjo Club. THE MUSICAL CLUBS Cornell University Corps of Qadets. A. E. TVCH, Cozzzfzzafzdalzf. Instructor in Military Science and Tactics. Colonel, S. MCCLARY. W. S. FORD. RCfQ'l'77l6'lZf6lf Arzjzzfazzl, E. B. ALLEN. E. A. AVERILL. H. H. FOSTER. J. P. SATTERLEE. H. C. BRADLEY. H. Y. PARKER. L. G. GAGE. H- L. LEUPP. First LZ2'Ztf6lZ6lllf, H. HASSELERING hlfdlllfv. 'Field and Staff. .7faj01'.v, A. H. vox B.-XYER Lille. Cafiiaizzs I. C. BROWER. R. F. PRoc'roR. A. E. WIELAND First LI-6'Z6fC'Il6Z7ZfS, T. B. EVERMAN. H. S. SLEICHER. R. G. YOUNG. Secoucz' j,Z'C'llfl'7ZLl1Zl'5, E. R. DE GRAIN. F. L. POMEROV. I. WES-THEIMER. Hl'IillQl'V. Signal DQIBCITIINIII. Fifsf Llkllllflldlllf, N. L. KNIPE. 242 L1'1'1z!c'1za11!- Colofzel, C. D. FISHER. R. W. DORN. Band Qzca1'!e1'masz'f1 R. B. PUTNAM. H. R. COBLEIGH. F. M. RANDALL. P. B. MATTICE. C. D. YOUNG. R. H. IVES. M. A. SCI-IULTZ. .SCTUIIZZI fLZ'6'ZlfL7ZlZiZf C. POTTS. CADET COMNIISSIONED OFFICERS ilornell QGGQI Band. 4 1 Lieut. R. T. BROOKS, . Lieut. L. H. BOECHER, P. CONWAY . R. G. COOLBAUGH J- E. BARRY, C'!a1'z'7zel. J. P. BURNS, C!arz'1zc'!. H. C. BUSHNELL, Alfa Horfz. H. M. COALE, Comef. H. C. FORD,DFZl7l1. F. W. FISHER, Alia Hom. A- W. HARD, .4110 Saxaphorze. L- F. HAWLEY, Bczrz'z'07zU. E. S. HOLCOMB, Alia flora. H. B. HOLTIENBECIQ, Camel. S. C. HULSE, Trolnbmzf. 2 Tuba. C-orfzei. Chigf .flfzfszdan Drum .7l0y'01'. E. P. KING, Cornei. C. E. KELSEY, Fluff. R. G. MARVIN, Bass Drzzm F. S. MILLS, C!arz'7zez'. W. MITCHELL, Saxajbhone. W. M. MORGAN, Camci. F. K. PURCELL, Alia H01'1z. L. A. RICE, Tuba W. I. TUTTLE, C7ari2zcf. K. L. THOINIPSON, Tromfzoize. HL LASEX Ii PROFESSOR POUND, F. S. PORTER, MR. R. I-I. TREIVIAN BASEBALL ADVISOR- MANAGER 1900 FOOTBALL TEAM. TREASURER, i t H , -Ami I i PROFESSOR HU FFCUT. PRESIDENT. PROFESSOR DENNIS, PROFESSOR LEE, F. O. COLSON. FOOTBALL ADVISOR. ATHLETIC ADv1soR. cREvv ADVISOR. CORNELL ATHLETIC COUNCILP99-'OO. J. N. BOLE, W. C. DALZELI., CAPTAIN 1900 BASEBALL TEAM. CAPTAIN 1900 CREW. R. DEIVIING, R. O. STARBUCK, CAPTAIN 1900 TRACK TEAM. CAPTAIN 1899 FOOTBALL TEAM. L.. G. ROBBINS. MANAGER ISOO CREW. W. L. WRIGHT, MANAGER 1900 BASEBALL TEAM A. D. WARNER. JR.. MANAGER 1900 TRACK TEAM. CORNELL ATHLETIC COUNCIL. '99-'OO. CHARLES E. COURTNEY, PERCY HAUGHTON, COACH CREWS. COACH '99 Eoo1-BALL TEAM. JOHN MOAKLEY, HUGH JENNINGS, COACH ,99 TRACK TEAM. COACH '99 BASEBALL TEAM 'VARSITY COACHES, ,99-'OO A ,L--: , . .,:.,...: .LM- .. .1 . I.. h r , , ,, , . ,. Qi 'iflf-ii'-11.3. -1 - . 27125 if .' 'a GCG-TQ HE first movement toward a systematic management of athletics at 9 5 ggi Cornell was begun by Dr. Hitchcock and resulted in the formation in 6 the fall of 1884 of an athletic congress or 'C council, composed ofrtwo S1a.,.tei directors of the navy, two directors of baseball, two directors of general athletics, the director of the gymnasium QDr. Hitchcockj and his assistant. These eight members were vested with certain powers over finances and other matters of common interest. Later, other faculty members, notably Professor White and Professor Kemp, were invited to sit with the council and give it the benefit of their interest and advice. The real management, however, still remained in the hands of directors elected by the undergraduate classes.. Each class elected navy directors, baseball directors and later, foot ball directors. The navy directors elected a commodore 'i and the commodore ran the navy with or without the advice and consent of the directors. In the same way baseball directors and foot ball directors elected managers for those branches and conducted baseball and foot ball affairs. The most highly organized and most successful branch was general athletics Ctrack, field, and gymnasiumj, which was managed by the officers of the Athletic Club. During the college year 1888-89 Dr. Hitchcock, Professors White, Kemp- and Wheeler and Messrs. W. H. Sage and R. H. Treman, brought about the for- mation of the Cornell Athletic Association for the better control of athletic affairs. The student interests heartily co-operated, for what body of students at any time would refuse to work with such men as Professors Hitchcock, White, Wheeler and Kemp, and Messrs. Sage and Treman! The classes, through their directors, transferred to the association the power to elect managers and thus took those im- portant ofiices out of class politics. The class directors still reserved the power to elect four additional delegates to the association, but in 1894 this power was. transferred to the athletic teams whose captains, elected by them, were made members of the association. The undergraduate membership always Stood at eight, except for one year CI894'Q5D When lacrosse was admitted with a manager and captain, but its disastrous financial condition led to its speedy withdrawal. The graduate membership stood at six until 1895 when it was increased to seven- 249 Down to 1894 there was one executive or managing committee for all branches and interests, but in that year, after the admission of the captains, the present happy arrangement of a committee for each branch, consisting of the captain, manager and a graduate advisory member, was adopted. It was in this year also that it was voted to call the organization the Athletic Council, reserv- ing the name Athletic Association for the incorporated body which has the title to the athletic property and of which the graduate members are the trustees. VVith the growth of athletic interest the alumni non-resident in Ithaca desired also to co-operate inthe management. Many minor branches not repre- sented in the Council also sprang up and they, together with the inter-scholastic league fostered by the Council, needed advice and supervision. After consider- able deliberation the Council has just been re-organized so as to include all of these interests. By a recent revision of the By-Laws the Council is now com- posed as follows: UQ Six resident graduate members who are also trustees of the incorporated Athletic Association 3 C25 one representative from each alumni association, such representatives to have a total of three votes when three or more are present, otherwise one each 3 C35 the managers and the captains of the navy, the baseball team, the football team and the athletic team 5 QQ one repre- sentative elected by the captains and managers of the authorized athletic clubs,- at present cross country, lacrosse, bicycle, basket ball, gyn1nastic and fencersg C55 the president of the inter-scholastic league. This mal-:es up a body with nine graduate and ten undergraduate votes. From the outset the undergraduates have been in a majority and it is the purpose to continue to leave the control in their hands. Of the six resident graduate members four are from the faculty, one from the university trustees and one at large, and all are elected by the Council. Gf the undergraduate members five are elected by the Council and live by the undergraduate athletes or their representatives. Each representative of an alumni association is elected by the association which he represents. Thus members having eleven votes are elected by the Council and members having eight votes by other bodies. It is believed that the Council is now thoroughly representative of all athletic interests and that its eiiiciency and usefulness are greatly increased. The organization begun in 1889 has produced at least two desirable results. It has given stability and continuity to the athletic policy of the University and it has introduced and maintained business methods in the management of athletics. There have been and are many perplexing problems, but when graduates and undergraduates sit down to reason together about them the result is likely to embody a policy which fairly reaches the best possibilities of the situation and fairly satisfies the best thought of Cornell men. It is at least significant and gratifying that the trustees and faculty of the University have been quite content to leave the entire management of athletics, in the hands of this body over which they exercise no control whatever. E. W. H. 250 lykfiffffv f it-ff ? 'vo' -'K ' f 8 RTW wil f ' ' 5-'1 , Q54 . -. 575 M... 1-V,J2?7'-4 ff U ' 1111 L5 -in , 1 67?' 1 l. lla, -jlf l' lf !! ff ' e. , . X 8 W- 51.1 f'- l-. -1' 1' l'x 1llV lq,,. 1 I Mr. 5 N 1 1 .1 Aa. 114. ,. I 17, 1 .W ,gligfu 1. -ll1' l11 l 1 , F1 1 ' 51, v' . +V, 1 1 .1' 1 . '11:f!1 ks 7 1144 W 11' 1 1 Xf 11, 6 ll... jf ,rl .1 ev 1 111 , H- Q-f ,1 'f 'gf 'E EP- ', ,I -9 f gg- , rf CQ1W V JMX' l,l45f,7.fll if 1, ,K - ng . 1 f 1 1, 1 - , . ,Q iff 1 QM. X., A 11 . W1 1. ' 7 2- f-4 f 9 1 ' -f 118 .7166 Yi 1 ' ff -8 7 6. 1 164 ' 8' 1 ' .ff 7 Rf CFU. 1 1. 2 , X , ., . A f 1 1 1. 8:-,12, -Lpff S -mffx X 'F 1 19 1. f ' f 'f -1 ' ill 5, if if . -.G-8 X1 'lflskxis - 1. u 4 - 2 1 f. ,fl 11111. 1 1. 1,54 11.x'1'1E. o1f1f0NEN'1's. XVINNER. 111113. EIXIILES. PLACE, 1 ' W W ' Z W W-1 . - - 1 1 1 . ' July 17, 1875 . Yale . . . 1 16.59 3 Springfield, July 18, 1874 . ll 1' E Columbia . . . 16.42 5 Saratoga. 5Col., H., D., Wes, July 14, 1875 B1',, .B.., U 4COl'1lCll . . . 16.53,K 3 Saratoga. july 19, 1876 Col., U., VVes., P. . lCO1'11Gll . . . I7.0lf,f 2 Saratoga. june 14, 1879 'Intercollegiate . . ,Cornell . . . 1 9,15 15 Saratgga. july 10, 1879 Col., Wes. . . . lCOlLl!11bl3 . . l 8.20 1 IZ Lake George. 13111452221 'izi11.ie111..1..-. 1 limi- - 1 l 5-12 Julv 5 1881 Il-Iertforgl College i lHeLtforfl i 8 8.5 'Igenley' . 1 - g . . .19 ' 1 eu e . July 4, 1882 . iPenn., VVes., P., B. . . . lPC1111. . . . 9.35 l Ii Lake george. july 4, 188' . P., Penn., Wes. . 'Cornell . . . 11.57 15 Lake Georg , 111116 19, 1884 Penn., P ..... lPC111l.'l' . . 9.061 I 15 Philadelpl-Sf, Ju y 16, 1884 Penn., Col., P., B. Penufr . . . 8.39y 1y Sal-gtg 4, june 19, 1885 Penn .... . . Cornell . . . , 8.38 4 IZ Philadglphia. July 5. 1883 Br., B., Penn. . lBrown55 . . . I 9.1022 rg XV01-Qegtey, june 19, 1887 Penn ..... lCornell . . . I 4 IZ philaddphia, july 5, 1887 . B. ..... lC0r11ell . . . I 9.585 15 Vvofcestey, july 4, 1888 . Penn ..... Cornell . . . i 8.19.55 IZ philadelphia- juue 24, 1889 Col., Penn. Cornell . . . 15.30 - We L d 1 july 5, 1889 . Penn. . . . iCor11ell. . 6.401 Pliiliadgllgollcix. july 18, 1890 B. ..... Cornell . . . 17.30 3 llthaca, July 26, 1890 Peuu. . . Cornell. . . 14.431 - N L d I july 24, 1891 Penn., Col. , . Cornell . . . I4.27Mi Nix Lggdggl june 15, 1892 Penn. . . Cornell . , . 17.26 3 Ithaca. July 8, 1893 . Penn .... Cornell . . . 23.40 4 Lake Minnetoulial June 16, 1894 Penn ..... Cornell .... 21.12 T C1 1 . june 14, 1895 Col., Penn. . . Columbia . . 2I.25 li Pgggikizeipsie: july 12, 1895 Trinity Hall . . Trinity Hall . 7.Ii yy Henley- june 26, 1896 H., Penn., Col. . Qornell. . . 19.2988 4 Poughkeepsie. June 24. 1897 H., X1 . ..... Cornell . . 20.34 4 Poughkeepsie. july 2, 1897 . Penn., Col. . . Cornell . . . 2O.47f 4 Poughkeepsie, juiae 22, 1898 H., Y. . . . . . Cornell . . 25.48 4 New London, IU y 2, 1898 . Penn., Wis., Col. . Penn. , . ISFIZ 3 P011 lk , june 27, 1899 lPe11n., Wis., Col. . iPe11n. , , 20.34 4 Pouglikggggit s5:.Q?:.t:f.:1.:: Qf.2.z:xc:21fth- 1- Wesleyan Br -Brown. M A -Massachusetts Agricultural. U.-Union. Y.-Yale N I Col -Columbia. P.-Princeton. W.-Williams. ' 'kfloruell first: ruled out ou foul. IWorld's recordg 8 oared shell. Tiornell second. WAmericau record 3 8 oared shell. 2Pe1111sy1va11ia did not startg Cornell rowed course. '99 'Udl'SiW WW. NORMAN IIIDD GOULD, ygg, .7famzger. SCHUYLER LYON FISHER, ,QQ, Captain RALPH WELLINGTON ROBBINS, 'OI XVILLIAM Cox DALZELL, ,QQ . ROBERT WINSLONV BEARDSLEE, 'OO EDWIN REGUR SXVEETLAND, ,QQ . ASA CARLTON KING, ,QQ . . SAMUEL XVILEY 'WAREIxIAN, '99' . HENRY EARNEST VANDERHOEF, ,OI SEWARD WITISON HARTLEX', 'Or . SIIDSWIIIIQS. LAYTON STEARNS LYON, ,OI. CHARLES BURLINGAME SMALLWOOD, 'oo. 'four:0ared Grew. CLIFTON BENSON ENGLISH, 'OI . LEE FRANKLIN HANMER, 'co LAYTON STEARNS LYON, 'Or b . AUGUSTINE RIDENOUR AYERS, 'OO 252 Coxswfz in Slfokc. Seven. Six. Fzbe. Four. T hree. Two. Bow. S Zroke. T href. Two. Bow. 'VARSITY CREW, '99. Smallwoofl. Hartley. Beardslee. Lyon. Gould. Courtney Viuxnlerhoef. Dnlzell, Sweetland. King, Robbiug, Viiakelnan, F i s her. FOUR OARED CREW, '99. Hammer. ' Ayers. Lyoll English. SQCOIIG 'UGYSHV Grew. Hartley. Tryon. Rice. Hammer. English. Lyon. Vandel-hoef, Pate. Taylor. SMSOH of IS99. VVALTER LACY PATE, ,QQ .... C'0xswa2'1z, CLIFTON BENSON ENGLISH, ,OI . gfmkgl SEWARD WILSON HARTLEX', ,OI 567,671- LAYTON STEARNS LYON, ,OI 5,1- LOUIS ALBERT RICE, ,Ol . 1:1-W. CLARENCE ARCHER TRX'ON, ,OI 1:0N,.. LEE FRANKLIN HANMER, ,OO . . yxmfgeh HENRX' EARNEST VANDERHOEF, QCaptaiIIj Twoh THOMAS BASSETT TAYLOR, ,OI . . fygwh 255 sfjj FOOTBALL R COR!!- 'i .lie 10' 'll -. I .- . , h . y 1 H -. I , .1 , 5 . .,,,...1.D.A.:.,.F..A-1.5,L,f.,.,335353124-.55 gfi-Q'f,2f ' . ' .- - .. - - . - -A -'fl - -g:,- A139 I . 3 c - - - - - . . I . 4 . . , 5' in-.,.:,,-H 3,-':.j,yg.g..1.-..12:-4-.Iiidl.-i.g::x,3j ' - 3' 'fg .1iZi1Zifj'.-5'-E5155113543311-1 I ,U - .4 ,f.-.-2.'5j:1.'.ij.fj5:QQ.:.3q: 1 - . D -'-f',+?56fgg.a3fE-33:3 ' t k FI 552255-fljiifli' 5 C ...M , V ,. A N., I ' I U x 5.3.i:3igf.5Lg5i-: ' - - -,q -:-,.EE31:IQe'::5.:5.g::15- ,'g-'-f-1gg,-.-L33., '4,53j.:.f.i'.'L2. N f 'ifrI-i.-.- '- .'.-.-.fampgei-545.595f2ibEQfS1v1S:isH15-115difisf'-fege.65eQf'.w.4 ., I :--5.3:-:::mg . . - -' '.:'1- 5-135:-::'c1.-v':.'s.--.1-,1:-.f---.59:?L9:-12i 5f--1:?'5'a?ifh'--111-'nw' ffv Wea: f..-.1 iw, N , f : -i mln A l -'+I-:-11.:.-r.-:Ez12.71za-,ftgeqgakg-,aas..'' ., , . , Q. X ,- K :-gf ' - ' ' '--'-rr.-5in-.g3f'.g'f':yQfi1f2 4, , ' . ,A J . 5f5.12I - fl' . -I g. -1 W - ' . ' ' ' ' ' .' ' . - . H 2 -fi 1- -':':':'2::f': f .5''I ' - Y-. - - - - ' '-: fi: '..'..i'-'L'-.-':?5f:',511ifTf.Z3 2 9 3 Wt il ,,..6... - ,. :Tw L , ,, l A Tlflff' . L Ll : J' T ' X ' ' DATE. scoRE. 7 OPPONENTS. SCORE. PLACE. .. , l-W, Sept. 23d . . . Cornell . . . I 42 X Colgate . . . o Richfield Springs Sept. 27th . . Cornell . . 17 Syracuse . . o Ithaca. Sept. goth . . Cornell . I2 i Hamilton . . . . I O Ithaca. Oct. 7t11 . . . Cornell . I2 ' Williams . . I O Ithaca. Oct. 14th. . . Cornell . 5 l Chicago . . I7 Chicago. Oct. 21st . . . Cornell . 6 Lehifrh . . . . . o Ithaca. Oct. 28th . . . Cornell . 5 Pringeton . . . . O Ithaca. Nov 71111 , . . Cornell . 29 Columbia . . . . O New York. Nov. 11th . . Cornell . 5 Lafayette . . . . . 6 Ithaca. Nov 3ot11. . . Cornell . O Y Pennsylvania . . . . l 29 Philadelphia. SUMMARY: Games won, 75 Games lost, 3. QOYIIQII TOOIDZIII CQZIIII. Season of ms. F. S. PORTER, R. D. STARBUCK, Cezjnlrzizz. ZVzz1zrzger. G. H. YOUNG Quarter back. CALDYVELL Right guard. STARBUCK . . . Full back. ALEXANDER Right tackle. MORRISON Right half back. FOLGER . Left tackle. WALBRIDGE . . Left half back TAUSSIG . Right end. PIERSON . . Center. DAVALL . . Left end. WARNER . . . Left guard. StlbSfiIllt2S. A Bagkg, Line. WINDSOR. BRYANT. YVILSON. CROSS. SHORT. OTJS. PORTER. DORNER. 256 ' 'VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM, '99.k - Windsor. Alexander. Wilson. Cross. , P1E1'S0U4 I Starbuck. Davall. Wzlruer. F01 gei Morrlsou. Walbrldge. Young. Caldwell. Bryant. Taussig. Porter. . Bole, Sanders WWAEWWJZM lf! if Qi f X ftflmllllllll I 1 lil I r iv M Qmilgvgjlliu, v' jWdZ4,Wl19.1ll!1au u1 ! ff?-f ff f i f r , f K' f ff 7W aZ' in Zmfia af CORNELLJ' I ASE BALL fir f 4 fam f f no E C O R D ' Z -E ISC-HTEEN' ' ' ii-Fab 'Y . .- , - l i lr ii -Til li 'li V M I K , r ' lnivi' -A f I ' . . . - - ff. -.14,,- r.. it HQXZ 'wif X T K J ' I ,. f X . . . -X it qi .gli , , I ' 'Z' ,.'GLd.:.li1 ,. ,,' ' ,, ,. J., , r ii I rail gf. in -B - - gi I ji gm l lliyx. xt' Htl' V lil l.'-.-i'i'qfF,1,E,s - .fr WY' Alf I 'K I' 'll rl-R W' N lit- L I l f ' ' I l 1 . il! mfr, ,MQ .l X niluilfmi 'I Qornell Baseball team. U' lel iliiiill IW 1 ll im. lm ll -if ll lil A' ni Ml- ,Wil 1- tilliifi? -il Jf .' l l .I 'Qi ' i x:Qjgllll'ifl,:'ll T - - I . Young, Bole . Young, Bole . . . Sanders Young Young, Sanders Young, Sanders Young Young Young . . . . Sanders Young Young, Sanders Young . . . . Sanders Young . . . . Young Sanders, Young . . . . Young. Young, Sanders. . . . . Young. . . . . Young. 1 lnqhin, In YW O lllllmlllnll.lilllllllild'Ill.lllldlinlUniMwliic.i.ii.l - E, -? DATE. OPPONENTS. scoms. CQRNELL. PLACIQ. PITCHERS. March 27 fVirginia University I4 6 Charlottesville, Va. Carter . . . March 2Q'Cl6111SC11 College . Toccoa, Ga. Mc Makin . March 30 Brooklyn League . . Augusta, Ga. Dunn . . . March 31 Mercer University . , Macon, Ga. Steinbacher April 1 University of Georgia Atlanta, Ga. Richardson April 4 Vanderbilt ...., X Nashville, Tenn. Holman . . April 5 1Olinipic A. C. . . . 2 Louisville, Ky. Gould . . . April I5 lColgate . . . Ithaca Sterling . . April Q2 lLafayette . Ithaca Nevin . April 30 Princeton ...... 3 3 Princeton Hildebrand May 5 ,Villanova . . . Villanova McFadden May 6 Univ. of Pennsylvaniai Philadelphia Brown . . May I3 1Univ. of Pennsylvaniay Ithaca Brown . . . May 20 lPrinceton ...... Ithaca Hildebrand May 24 iSyracuse . , . Ithaca Costello . . May 27 iWest Point . . W'est Point iKing . . May 30 'Harvard . . Cambridge Fitz. . . . May gr lBrown ....... l Providence Washburn . june I Holy Cross ,.... Worcester Clancy . . june 3 ?Univ. of Michigan . . Ithaca Miller . . . june 16 Univ. of Michigan . . I IO Ann Arbor ,Miller . . june I7 Univ of Michigan. . 1 5 IO Grand Rapids. YLehr . SUMMARY! Gaines won, I2 g games lost, Io. SQGSOII of l899. E. Q. S. SMITH, flfflllllgfl' J, F. MURTAUGH, Cap1ffzz'n. C gf GENGER, ' I. H. H. SMITH. If Younc. P BOLF D i SANn.ERs. ed. 1.91. MURTAUGH. Ar BROVVN. 1 JOHNSON. jd. I, BOLE. t DoUoH1iRTv. 5. S. STRATTON. L C. I? F. NEWTON. F. MILLER. lf. RoBERTsoN. 'VARSITY BASE BALL TEAM, '99. Young. Wright. Newton. Miller. Bro wu. johnson. M urtzrugh. Geu ger. Dougherty Bole. Stratton. Roberts:o11. '41- - A 'Q f L' ' 'A Ql.....13zr..... 7x-x,-X x , fl I ' . fi. 8 1 eg iq up ' iii., +18 X . LXIQTUULJL. ll lv 1:- I. I' 2 115 ' 'A :L W . 1 1 , ,ff 'ff ' 9 9 A 1 1 g 14.4 11' ., l 5 1 - ' ' ' lfi1Mggh , 5161. W 8 , Q 9,2 - .Y V , l IQ li ,C 033171 1 1 A Y' A - -ai 9 I. -11 7 A e- - 7- J' . . 1,75 1...111:1 ' f gwagf 1 R , 51:5-S5 K - 'J ' ' 2 al ef- H 9- - f 9.-e,-.....?f,. - . 0llId0Ol'. EVENT. RECORD. HOLDER. N DATE. 1 1 111. W. Rane, G. May 15, 1392 1 ' . , - . 1 IOO-j'211't'l1l21Sll . . IO 1-5 sec. 4 95 l?Ii1lj LH. L. Daniels, '97 April 30, 1897 220-f'2l1'IldilS11 . 22 1-5 H. L. Daniels, ,97 April 30, 1897 4.10-5'2l1'd flush . . 50 4-5 sec. H. E. Hastings, '01 lvlay 6, 1899 880-yard run . . 2 min. 2 3-5 sec. H. H. Bassett, '00 May 14, 1898 I 111ile full . . 4 111i11. 43 4-5 sec. R. S. Barrett, '98 May IO, 1898 2 mile run . . . IO1l1lll. 31 2-5 sec. A. O. Berry, ,OI May 27, 1899 1 mile walk . . , 7 111in. 22 sec. E. C. Zeller, ,QQ April 50, 1897 I2O-y8.1'd hurdle , , 16 1-5 sec. R. H. Ripley, 399 May 10, 1898 220-yard hurdle . . 26 4-5 sec. H E. Clark, ,QQ May 27, 1899 1 mile bicycle ,,,, 2 111in. 22 sec. R. F. Ludwig, '00 May IO, 1898 2 mile bicycle .... 5 min. I3 sec. E, B, Gorby, '96 May 13, 1894 Running high jump . . 6 ft' l l'S lll- C. U. Powell, '93 MSU' 7- 1893 Running broad jump . 21 ft- 9 ill- G. A. Larkin, 'oo May 10, 1898 Pole vault ......... II ft. QSO May 271 1899 Putting 16-pound shot . . . . 33 ft- 3 l'2 lll- QA. B. LllBd6!'?,99 May 6, 1899 Tlirowing I6-130111161 hammer . T25 ff- , A. B. Lueder, ,QQ May 30. T899 11160012 EVENT. RECORD. HOLDER. DATE- 30-yard dash .,.. N 3 4-5 Sec. C. D. Young, '02 Mar. 7, 1900 35-yard low hurdle . . 5 sec. C. D. Young, '02 Mar. 7, IQOO 40-yard high l1urdle . 5 4-5 sec. l C.W. Wilson, jr..'00 Mar. 7, 1900 j QWorld's record.1 Rl-11ll1111g high ju111p . . . 5 ft. II in. C. U. Powell M2112 5. lQ95 Qtalldlng high jump . . . 4 ft. 9 7-8 in. L. Burnett, Sp. Mflf- 5. 1397 Standgng high kick . , , 7 fr. 7 1-2111. H. G. Reed, G- Mar- 4. 1892 Running high kick , , , 1 9 ft. 1-4 in. C. E. Murphy, ,93 Mar- 3. 1393 Putting 16-pound shot . . . 41 ft. II in. A. B. Lueder, '99 Maf- 101 1399 Pole xrault ....- - . . IO ft. 6 iu. R. A. Deming, '00 Mar. 10, 1899 Standing broad jump . IO ft. 6 in. L. Burlleti. Sp. MRF- 5, T397 VARSITY TRACK TEAM, '99 Sfreshman Grew. 5285011 of l899. GUY EDWIN LONG . Co,1-swazyz JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS Si:-aka. EDWARD DAVID TOOHILL . . . Seven. EDWARD HARRISON POWLEY CCaptain3 Szbr. ALFRED SMITH PETTY . . . Five. FRANK HENRY' TEAGLE . Fam: LAWRENCE SPRAQUE HASKIN . 7'hrec. HENRY LORD CHASE . . . Two. ARTHUR FREEMAN BRINKERI-IOFF Bow. Substitutes. WALKER OLIVER BEYER. VVILLIAM BOOTHBY KUGLER. EASTMAN ALBIN BURROYVS. EMERY LAFAYETTE WALKER. 262 '02 FRESHMAN CREW. Beyer. Chase. Petty. Toohill. Haskiu. Loug' B111'1'0wS- Francis. Powley. Teagle. Courtney. B1'iuke1'hoH'. Ku gler. Walker. , - -. '. f-v--W. --J ' . '3 T, L '02 BASEBALL TEANI. Brown. Stzu'1'. Fernow, Whinery. Winters. Patterson. Yaw fer ' ' A ' 5 . luttlc. Rlcllzlrdsolx. Young. 'O2 TRA CK TEA NI . Odell, Starr Haskiu-. Kelly. SL1'Uwge1'. Utz, Hannock. Buschoug. Young, ' NOl'll11'O11 Patterson, Fillflll- Mack. 'OS FOOTBALL TEAM. Marvin. Berry. Mueden. Hull. Hart. Kuschke Ballinger. WHl'l'El1. Roney. Callaumn. Wright. Costello, Fellows, Fi'll1lllC2lllE. Pruylx. '03 TRACK TEAM. Marvin. Lueder. Smith. james XVa1'1'f:n. Sonnuers. Lawson. Frederick. MCM eekau Woodward. Bates. ross Zountrv Records. 5285011 of IS99. 1ntcr:ZIass Racc. April 15, 1899, Ithaca. Distance 45 miles. Q13 A. O. BERRY, 'o1. Q23 C. C. 'l'0RRANcE, ,Q9. Q33 W. E. WILSON, '01, J. C. DAVIS, ,oo VVinner's time, 29 min., ISM sec Team Stores. Q13 1901, 18 points? Q23 1902, 49 points Intcrlollcgiatc Cross Qountrv Racc. Nov.t,18, 1899, New York. Distance, 6X miles. Q33 A. J. SXVEET. ' Q53 A. O. BERRY. Q63 C. C. TORRANCE. Q103 E. P. STROXVGER SllbSIlIllIQS. L.-IULIAND. 3. C. DAVIS. Ykam Sfores. Q13 Cornell, 24.86 Q23 Yale, 32. Q33 U. of P., 50 Hlllllldl lidlldkdll mwdl Rllll. Noveinber 25, 1899, Ithaca. Distance, 42 miles. Q13 3. C. Fmc Q23 D. MCMEEKAN Q33 E. P. STROXVGER Q43 A. O. BERRY . . . . QI3A-J.SwEE1'. . Q23 H. P. SRIITH . . Q33 C. C. TORRANCE Q43 3. C. FINCH . . Q53 A. O. BERRY . . Q63 E. P. STROWGER Q73 W. D. VVALDRON Q53 B. G. TEEL. . Q93 QIO3 W. BUTTS . . J. P. ADAMS . . 1-1, liandicap . . I n1i11. 1 min., 30 30 sec. Scratch. Ydl2:Z0l'll2ll Dlldl mwl. December 2, 1899, Ithaca. Distance, 6K miles. . . Cornell Yale . Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Yale . Yale . . . Yale . ...Yale Cornell . . Yale . . . . .10 points 8 points 7 points 6 points . . . 5 points . . 363 gpoints . . 4 points . . . 3 points 2 points . . 1 point ...I9 Substitute for Cornell, D. MCMEEKAN. if Winning team scores lowest. lwlulllllg team scores highest. 268 SSC .38 .38 -39 . AO .40 40 . 40 . 43 A 45 50 min. 36 min. 54 min. I5 1ni11. 2I min. 31 min. 33 min. 38 min. 2I min. 55 111in. 57 SSC SGC SSC SCC SCC SSC SCC SSC SGC SCC 'VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY TEAM. '99. Breckenridge. 'l'o1'1'an ce. Berry. Sweet. Finch. Stro XV 1--:hh I 'atb' I - '- ..- 1. -T'-:'2-2.-::'rf-'-JS. -T'- ZQFa?1121lrTi2..-'f'r1iQ:i' 5:42111 J:1? f5i::,-.-.'-f'- Ef5fie'fii W XXL --'P-mea. ''P-raifsisifrpfl51:E13-- '12-f-nss:s: !e.: 1-22?25:?fif2fi'4 rwahizz, . .A ,515 F, fi E.-.u-31.11.20 V ..,,eg:g.3pj .i?5i,i3g5afgg,1u:lnn. -,mir .,, -.-14,514.0 wg5?5::.g3,igi3g5: . ,.-sg-.Eg-,'g.:13 if Q gg, . : ' i-:ggi 'T'--13535.-- ',,tiQ12?1f2'gf:-' ju.:-..--H, el,.,i.-em... R.. 'i:'fg:33j,,f'QZ.:-'.' :,ng:,:g, -: hqbggsivl . .. . ..- ..... --:f-f:..... z Ui... sr' I' grim! ff ii? 'V' ' ' Agfa 525' - 44 I r ' .1'pX'3I-va:- L23 v-1? ,H g'r:':2Lz'ql fiiifx , f -f :SF .g' ' Q ,- g A' -,--:S-' 'xl 5-.42-:es-wr Il J . .:,-'--',--sa A . -:-Siiiefm u.3en!,if. , 4 -4.511-5.51 352-gsggwy, ,ax IQEEQE.-ri: 323' ffisg-Erfg -ia -1 'QL' -I 'Simms Sf ' :71E2'f.'5?F5Si!' ibifjrikvp' , -----..-.--f.7. wwf- .lf .-, Q.---...L ni , . .. E DATE. SCORE. ' oPI'oNENTs. SCORE. I PLACE. '1i'l - - 1 --f -i- 4- f- iw -f--2--- 1 , April 22 . . Cornell . II Hobart . . . Geneva. APU1 29 - . Cornell . . 7 Hobart .... Ithaca. May 6 . . . ,Cornell . . 3 Rangers A. C. . Rochester. May 9 . . Cornell. . ' 6 Columbia. . . New York. May II . . Cornell . . 2 Crescent A. C. , Brooklyn. May I2 . . . lCornell . . 2 Stevens Institute Hoboken. May I3 . . . Cornell. , I Harvard . . . . NewYork. CMorningj EWEEY I3 . . . Cornell . . . 3 2 Staten Island A. C. . CStaten Isl'd A ternoonl May 26 . . . Cornell . . . l 4 Toronto . . . . . llthaea. . l SUMIXIARYI Gaines won ' tied 2' lost -. I Y 7 3 ! Q Winners of Inter-University League Chanipionsliip. Cornell Lacrosse team, ls99. F. M. IVICICINLEY . . . . . Czzpzfaizz. E. P. SMITH . fllczmzger. OLIVER SHANTZ . . . Coach. GOV! ' - - - BRINER- Ckvzln' . lVlowREY. P0175 . - TAYLOR- Third I-llfzzfl' DODGE. Qqvevf Pom! . lVICICINLEY. Second Aixam- . E. P. SMITH 6115! Dgfense . MILLER' Fin! Aiirzck FERGUSON. .Second Dqfense DRAKE. Oni5z'a'e Home . PowEr,r,. fh77'd Dqense . G. A. SMITH. Inside H011ze BERRY. SllbSfiIllIQS. Woon. TAPP.-XX. 270 CORNELL LACROSSE TEAM, '99. Mowery Dodge. Taylor. Powell, Berry. Shaulz. Wood. Drake, 1re1-gugou, McKinley. Miller. Brimer, G. A. 3-Smith. I-2. P. Smith if IIII l '!i'l lQHf1lll'I H qv T im m I, IEDXVARD R. ALEXANDER, 'oi . ALTGUSTINE R. AVERS, 'co . WILLIAM C. BAKER, ,QQ . HERBERT H. BASSETT, 'oo . ROBERT H. BEARDSI.E1i,'cO DANIEL BELLINOER, 'og AUSTIN O. BERRY, 'OI , . JOSEPH K. BOLE, 'oo . . LAVVRENCE W. BOYNTON, 'oo . ARTHUR P. BRYANT, 'eo . . DOUoLAsS K. BROWVN,'O2 . . XVILLIABI A. CALDXVELL, 'oI, Law FREDERICK D, COI.sON,'97 . CHARLES W. CROSS, 'oi . YVILLIAM C. DALZELL, '99 JAMES 5. DOUGIIERTY, '01, ILIAROLIJ J. DAYALL, 'oi ROBERT D1-IBIlNG,'C0 . . NVILLIAIX-I F. 1JORNl'lR,'Ol , CLIFTON B. ENGLISH, 'OI . JERRY C. FINCH, 'oz . . SCHUYLPR L. FISHER, 'QQ , PHILIP B. GENGl1R,'0O FREDERICK G. GRIMSIIAW LEE F. I-IANMER,'oo . SEYVARD W. I-IARTLEY, 'oi HAROLD E. IIASTINGS, 'oi EAIJS JOHNSON, 'QQ . PATRICK D. KENNEl3X', ASA C. ICING, '99 . . EIIGIENE A. KINSEY, 'oi GCORGIE B. I,ARKIN, '00 ARCHIE B, LUEDER, '99 LAYTON S. LYON, 'OI . ROBERT F. LUDWIO, 'oo WII.LIAM R. MILLER, '99 . . ARCHIE B. MORRISIDN, JR., 'OI . JOHN F. MURTAOH, G. . . THOMAS L. NEWTON, '99 , JAMES E. OTIS, 'OI . FRED. C. PERKINS, 'oi . JOHN C. PIERSON, '02 . . FRANK S. PORTER, 'oo, Law ROBERT H. RIPLEY, '99 . , RALPH W. ROBBINS, 'oI . . EIDWARD L. ROBERTSON, 102, Law 'IHOINIAS R. SAUNDERS 'oo . JOHN C. SHORT, '00 f , , CHARLES B. SMALLVVOOD 'oo . SHERMAN E, SMITH, 100 ' , RAVINIOND D. STARBUCK 'oo FRANK L. STRATTON '00, , ERNEST P. STROWGEF 'oz ARTHUR J. SVVEETY 'OI' , EDGUR R. SWEETLAND, ,QQ CHARLES A. '1'AUss1o,'o2 . CHESTER C. '1'0RRANCE,'99 HENRY E. VANDERHOEF 'oi . SAMUEL W. WAKEMAN, '99 21225312 B. WALBRIIDGE, G. . - D D. WARNER, JR., 'oo . WILLIAM I- WARNER, '03 . PHILIP WILL, '00 ,,,, CHRISTOPHER W. WILSON, JR., 'o PHILIP B. WINDSOR, 'oo . . MANTON M. WYVELL, ,Ol . - 1 2 OUNG, JR., 'OI . GEORGE H. YQUNG, '00 La w .y99- '99' x y lllllllllllllll THE W 66 5, I L J O 9 9 f ARJITY ERS' F'THE 'Varsi Ly 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'N arsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity . 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity 'Varsity Football Tea Crew, VQQ. m, 'QS-'99 Track Team, '99 Track Team, '93-'99. Crew, '95-'99. Track Team, 'QQ. Cross Country Team, '98-'99g 'Varsity Track Team, '99. Base Ball Team, '97-99. Track Team, YQQ. Football Team, Base Ball Team, Football Team, ' Crew, '95-'9B. Football Team, Crew, '97-'ro. Base lsall Team Football Team, Football Team, Vrew, VQQ, I Track Team, '97- QQ. 'wi 98- 99- 95399- '99s 95- 99. gfgl 921- 99- Cross Country Team, '99. Crew, '97-'99. Base Ball Team, Football Team, Crew, '99. Crew, '99. '99-'va '9S. Track Team, 'g9. Base Ball Team, Track Team, '97 Crew, '97-'99. Track Team, '98 Track Team, '98 Football Team Crew, '99. '99- 99- , :96-'QS 5 'Varsity Track Team, '98-'99. Track Team, '99. , . . . , Football Team, yQ6Q 'Varsity Base Ball leam, 96- 99. Football Team, ' Base Ball Team, Base Ball Team, Football Team Football Team, ' Football Team Football Team, Football Team ' Crew, ,Q9. Base Ball Team, Base Ball Team, Football Team, Crew, ,Q9. Base Ball Team Football Team,Y' Base Ball Team, 219' . 197' 99- 99- 99- arsity Track Team, '98-'99. 97395- 99- 99- 96: 'V 199- 99- '98. ,985 98- 99. 97- 99- Cross Country Team, '99. , , K , K Cross Country Team, ,93-'99 I ,'Va1'S1tY 2131911 162111, '99- Football Team, '95-'98g 'Varsity CFCW, 95- 99. Football Team, '99, , Cross Country Team, '98-'99g 'Varsity Track Team, '99. Crew, '99. Crew, '97-'99. Football Team, '99. Track Team, '98. Football Team O . 'Varsity Football Team, 'Varsity Football Team, ' 'Varsity Football Team 'Varsity Football Team, 'Varsity Football Team, 'Varsity Football Team, 'Varsity Football Team, 985992 'Varsity Track Team, '99. I ,97', '99- .98 99- .98 '96-'98 5 'Varsity Base Ball Team, '97r'99- . 98. '98-'99- 'N I TW l 1 , , ' A PAIR OF WINNERS READY FOR WORK. Starbuck. U 1IOl'l'iS01l. Young. Vl'alh1'xclge. Vuussig. Alexzxmlcr. Caldwell. I'ie1'srm XVn1'11ex'. Folger. Duvall. CORNELL vs. COLUIVIBIA.-CORNELLXS DEFENCE. se- 'V 17. :, I . V -,V :.- 'Q 'Q COLUMBIA TRIES CORNEl.L'S LEFT TACKLE. king WILSON. STARBUCK. tcAP1'AlN COLUMEIAJ DASI-HELL. HIARTWELL. lUMPlRE.l WREFEREEJ WARNER THE HOME COIVIING.-CORNELL-COLUMBIA GAME. FENCERS CLUB. -Q' -1 . we . .1-.fe '-F-1. '21, . - ..::2,,, ,,,.i::i:,5. .1,is-3.,giL?...,E..E,-.'..,.1fE1j:J-g:EEi.?.:.,..gi.1-.gk. SU., ,.......F..E,g. . E 21 ,. , ,, -: 2 2. ,...,.:. u 4.0 f. 3 ,: - rn 21 Q.: - '- ' 1-.-S573'...-Q:4-5J.f-f.':7f2z'-. Iii-...v - 2,51 .i.1:f:,'rU..:r:-.Hun z-'2-'fu 11:5 . j... ,.,, A H.. V-.,.:..... ,E Q-E-N : Eifirir' . Efaazafaif S 31 Q-ff ra- :jf pp' f.f.'.':2 1- 2, fa S::31.1:5.g' M :.-fb.. 1: vv 7 .1..., , 1, -Nm ' 'E-3? if Z 2 S1 1'V, ' Q :Q A 2 ru -5 '-.2. f S3 ,. 7-J 'E . -.r- . ...... '-2f '1 1327 1- rl 1- EUS ' 71,7 11- 4411114 -! ' ' ' ' M H D' f f f A! WTA O -fx . Q . 0ffiCQI'S. B, VILES , . Presz'a'e7zz'. W, FURLONG Vzke-Prcsz'de:z!. L. KNIFE .Wafzager-Treaszwer E, WIELAND Secreiafjf. BRIGANDI , Fefzfifzg Masfer. Httive members. . B VER. W. FURLONG. T. F. SEWARDS. E F. BLOUNT, I H. COWDIN. W. DAVIS. J. DONOVAN. O. FRICK. J. CAVAGNARO. H. KEELER. L. KNIFE. M. MARSH, JR. L. POMEROY, JR. H. RUSSELL. E. WIELAND. Jlssociate members. 277 T. M. SEWARDS. G. H. SHEPARD. H. A. TAVEIRA. H. H. THAYER, JR. G. B. VILES. P. PROCTOR, JR C '-ge' ,--0 F A 4 X40 E Q SGW . C G . 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' S' gtg an I -,: 3 ia? in '79 5:2 7 ll. 1 Q 15- ,in 1. .mig- : Zu. -41. . - -f' ,f A... .: qu '-arg-5:7 1' fy! if -.aw 'J ,af .-if iff- T3-Yr. ,lf 5212? 535. 2155.'f. ' .fffif-?' J - GC-Zn N-425' ' 5:33215 sz GQFSP- '-' eg.. , .-2' ' -:Q : -'-'-33.1.-....... '- A '4U2efa?ss.1n1-' Q., -.e-... ,-.-5, r ' , I' 5 1 . A. O. BERRY, Cajziazn. A. J. SWEET, 17fG71lZgU7'. E. XV. CARR, JR., --l.fs1'SIa11zf Capizzizz mQmb0fS of Executive ZOMIIHIICQ. C. E. BRECKENRIDGE. E. P. STROXVGER. members. C. C. TORRANCE, '99. W. J. BURNETT, 'oo. L. MORGAN, 'oo. A. F. ARMSTRONG, 'oI. L A. O. BERRY, 'or . V. GRANTIIQR, JOI. C. J. MORRISON, W. B. RAWSON, ,OI. H. A. SAYER, ,OI A. J. SWEET, 'OI. R. M. BEDELL, 502. J. F. FAIRBAIRN, 'o2. R. P. HILEGINS, 'O2. E. H. RIEDEL, yO2. D. MCNIEhIiAN,',O5. J. C. LESSELS. 'o2. Ii. W. F. XVOODXVARD, '03, RUNS. Ha1'e.v. Sept. 30, I899. C. C. TORRANCE, C. E. BRECIIENRIUGE. Oct. 7, 1899. J. DAVIS, R. M. BROKVN. - Oct. I4, 1899, A. J. SWEET, E. W. CARR, JR. Jan. 13, IQOO, C. C. TORRANCE, D. MCMEEKAN. Feb 3, IQOO. J. C. FINCH, A. J. SWEET, Feb IO, IQOO. E. W. CARR, JR., H. RIEDRI.. Feb. I7, 1900, E P. STROXVGER, J. C. FINCH. P. STROXVGER, W. J. REINHART, 11. M. BENTLEY. 'OO. H. T. COATES, JR., 'oo. B. M. PETTENGILI., 'oo. ,OI. 'OI. F. D. VOORHEI-LS, D. S. BELLINGER, 'O2. C. FINCH, 'o2. I O2 noi C. E. BRECIIRNRIDGE, Poo. JULIAND, 'oo. S. L. TUTTLIQ. 'oo. M OI L. R. . BROXVN, ' . R. F. PROCTOR, 'or. M. A. SCHULTZ, ,OI. P. G. XYEIDNER, '01, E. W. CARR, JR., '02, W. B. FLANDERS, Joe. S. F. O'DAY, 'O2. E. A. JUDD, 'o5. 'l'. K. WEBSTER, 'O3. T. BAKER, Sp. liozrllds. J. C. DAVIS, A. H. HANSPZN. A. J. SWEET, E. W. CARR, JR. E. P. STROXVGER, H. RIEDEL- E. P. STROXVGER, A. J. SWEET. PZ. W. CARR, JR., E. I-I. RIEDEL. E. P. STROXVGER, J. C. FINCH. C. J. MORRISON, E. W. CARR. IR- CORNELL CROSS COUNTRY CLUB G. O. WAGNER, 'oo J. O. DRESSER, 'or . E. B. ALLEN. H. P. ATHERTON. C. C. ATXKVOOD. A. S. BLANCHARD. E. A. BRINER. R. M. BROVVN. N. DODGE. G. S. DRESSER. I. O. DRES-SER. B. 0. FRICK. L. E. GOULD. S. P. HITCHCOCK. W. G. LICHTENSTEIN. Cornell Cennis Klub. Officers, l899:l900. mQIl1D2I'S. P7'C'SI'lZI6lZ I. Sefmfafjf and T1'easzz1'w VV. H. NEVIN, JR. V. OLDBERG. J. N. OLIPHANT. E. D. PARKER. E. A. PHARR. F. L. POMEROY, IR. H. L. QUICK. A. L. RICHIE. G. W. RISTINE, C. M. VAIL. G. 0. WAGNER. L. M. Whitvvell. F. WiLL, IR. FALLHTOURNAMENT, '99. Siazgles, G. 0. VVAGNER, 'oo. DWMT CW. W. PATTERSON, Woo. IR. L. JAMES., ,o3. 280 7 rv. 1 AL, 1 f x NN Q wg., R 'f I. ff -2 10 if Egfr' YF, 'E . g?Q23 kZQ9 y 2 'S J ,as I me A Z 5'-Q f 52525 -if 'Q' 2 X544 Ap gi? S 4.31 4 5 'mf' , H Sf ,F , 4 X aff.. -I rvrff.-15543 .7 If . -T? : ii 'fx .4 ., . 5 .2 .iff-? - '-f:f'-94 -2364. 4: A ,7 1 ,Q '. YE: if' f fggfg E-.1 1 ag. fx. -, Q-naqf -fm 1,3 .5 5 .V :sky 5593 -.kai ' :is-'13 1 aim Q -'Z?E9Zs?r Y 1.isR3Pf', I 54? if K1 Y 23 4 Weill ,g-gi vi I K . , 3 IV4 fi . S, iw YL . ,jf lf 2? 4 X 1 ff 3 JI , .3 I f 5 I .,.23f ...W .554 iyxw, f ,. .0-5 Em? 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Wilhrfinlleigvfgwfr ' Wbfifniiim A 'Q 6,5 Z6 w .. ggigiyh. -.5 X: NS fl! fl Hliifftlli WSFIZEF-DWIIO 15. Q yw, igzss2g5sff5Pgffsisa.-Qyi' vm . .ww 5 W, .1-M-4 figmsisfzffmizliiii s51512gEg?i3512?22i2:Qfi5EHc N' .. '22r,,g.1 ffn gsflss! :,15ffi'5,51fe,Jigzg3Qfssg A X .5sfs5ssi'Sf i'fQi:gv'ssf1fgfmsafzfa, flfuiafiwi v ff 5 118' T - - fp gal 1.-25 f 'eiasrfffrfiif4mfjl irFf'1'-le -' 4.w 'sHgku--'f-- f -f'f,i:g,g5i,ga' . 11 ff,-'f':f51:55s5Eiz!:fsws, ,f - 286 nm A oyrgr Gomrmttee. G. B. Kugler, Ju, cbcurmcm. GfE1.D.Brady. A H.ESommer. S.R.Davidge. 1 GZ. S.Dorm. RB. Brown. RJ, Harding. T,S.Gbalmers. W6ZWa1'1Jet'. ' A 11.62 Shattuck V I rw 'E AM .1 Nb y il' f 9 X fl!! b N ' Q- A - 'Fx C: ,A .ff ve,-fk.J.,Y 'J QQ, cj 3 as-7' 'refs Ax Xfdwf V' -s . 'T j' l ' 1 . . . 1 9 3 4311 1 82 ? 1' -6' 3 51 f 8 1 ' ,, ' - 1... '.f , 1' . .31 I XVILLIAM P. CHAPIvIAN,JR. EDWARD V. HENRX'. STEVEN F. SHERMAN, JR. IRWIN ESMOND. HERRICK C. ALLEN. MORTIMER OSTHEIMER. ill DQDGIQ. ABIGAIL H. LAUGHLIN. JAMES B. NOLAN. winners of the 'se memorial Prize. 1887. ANDREW S. WHITE. 1893. 1888. HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM. 1894. 1889. FRANK H. CALLAN. IS95, 1890. WILLARD H. AUSTEN. 1896. 1891. EDWIN B. SHURTER. 1897. 1892. ERNEST I. VVHITE. 1898. 1899. XVILLIAM O. MORGAN winners of the '94 memorial Prize 1895. VVILLIAM P. CHAPMAN R. 1898. 1896. HARLEY N. CROSBY. 1899. 1897. DANIEL H. VVELLS. 1900. FORREST E. CARDULLO. EDWARD F. CLARK. FRANK H. HAUSNER. CHARLES C. HANVLEY. Z0lll2SldlllS lll l900. FRANK H. HIAUSNER. XVILLIAM M. MCCREA. JAMES B. NOLAN. LEONARD J. REYNOLDS MANTON M. WYVELL. STODDARD M. STEVENS. E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA. HORACE WHITE. PHILIP C. PAYNE. HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM. FRANK A. ABBOTT. QNOt awardedj EDWIN D. SHURTER. ERNEST I. WHITE. HARRIETT C. CONNOR. GEORGE P. DYER. CHARLES H. RAMMELKAMP. DANIEL H. WELLS. CHARLES H. MAYER. HERBERT B. LEE. wllll12l'S of the w00df0fd Pl'lZQ ill 0l'dl0l'V. I 1371- JOHN E. MOORE. 1885. 1872. ADOLPHUS L. RADER. 1386. 1873. QNot awardeckj 1887. 1374- JAMES F. GLUCK. 1888. 1375- GEORGE H. FITCH. 1 1889. 1376- CLARENCE H. ESTY. 1890. 1377- GEORGE W. GILLETTE. ISQI. 1373- CHARLES W. AMES. 1892. 1379- ALFRED MILLER. 1893. 1330- FRANK C. WHITNEY. 1894. 1881. fNot awardedj 1895. 5882- Divided CHARLES P. BACON, 1896. between FRANK R. LUCKEY. 1897. 1333- ASA A. ALLING. 1898. 1334- CHARLES A. POTTER. 1899. 288 Qontestants in 1900. JOHN XVESLEY FAUST. EUGENE THEODORE LIES. FRANK HOYVARD HAUSNER. WILLIAM OSGOOD IVIORGAN EDGAR SEEBER MOSHER. PQllllSVlVdIIid:COI'l1QlI. First Annual Debate 118943, won by l'ennsylx'ania. Second Annual Debate 118953, won by Pennsylvania. Third Annual Debate 118963, won by Cornell. Fourth Annual Debate 118973, won by Cornell. Fifth Annual Debate 1 18983, won by Cornell. Sixth Annual Debate 118993, won by P6l'll1Sj'lY31ll2l. Eolumbiailornell DCDGIC Ceam, woo. JAMES BENNETT NOLAN. FRANK HOXVARD HAUSNER. LEONARD JESSE REYNOLDS. . XVILLIAM .llrIILLER MCCREA, lA2llt3. 'P J- .--. 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'II v ' H -Q -- l,1. v' nqx erxj -- - H -. , rf l Q ' e ' 52. i e A F? 3 mf-f-srl T - '- T , W -if -fffwfgf -N .. - Y Q ' 'a ' M i - ' 'T-T 1- 'Ai 3 ' . N N -L-12+ ,.f !!' Q5-f ' Q .1 ill, QE- - lm,v- --it .I ' ' . V1. .- p lffwfg In ThegSgpiri11 of Cornell. A Spirit stirred the silent depths ln the heart of humanity, And from the depth a murmur broke Like the sound of a far:off sea,- The first faint feeble heralding Of the self that had come to be. H Away with learning's leaden chains, With the night owl's hollow eye, ' Tis men, not books, the world demands When the conflict of Truth is nigh g For man is a living printed page, And the worth of a man is high. The slumbering selfhood slowly woke, And there rose at the spirit call A mighty will to steer a way Through the dangers that might befall, A mind to see the whole of things, And a heart that could feel the all. L. M. P. - e f E f V VD. 4? I 302 CX fgfzgfl X .6-ly' , W-Lifffrf x 1 Q r 1-I , 'M 4 ' u 'F, f 52' ,' 'lj-.. .f 1. , fri:- V- ' : 'A 7 Z'--.:.s'7 1' .1 - ff zz Are those the Princeton men? Don't they look funny? Black and yellow's for tiger, isn't it ?-Oh! now they're going to begin. Poor Cornell !-l do wish they wouldn't fall all in a heap. l can't see the ball. Besides, they'll get hurt.-Just watch that man near the line. He looks as though he'd like to be in the very midst of it.-There's a man hurt. l just knew it. ' That's the doctor running up. They've stopped playing too. A regular field hospital, isn't it?-Never mind, they've begun again.-Another man hurt, and only one sponge for all. l don't think that's nice.- See! Cornell must be gaining. Hear those yells. Maybe it's only to keep their spirits up, though. Oh no, it's Princeton. l just heard a man say we had made a bad fumble. lwonder what that means?-Look, look! Cornell's on top!-More men hurt!-Oh dear, I can't look, l won't.-Just once more.-What are they saying?- Princeton 0? lt must be a mistake! Here they come again.--Did you see that? l can't look! l can't look! I can't !- Why he's on his feet again.-I thought he was killed.-See, see! We're nearing the goal.-We've got to win.-l wish those people back of us would keep still.-Oh ! We've lost it !-No, we haven't.-I can't look any more.-What were you saying? Sure enough, he doesn't want to leave. Plucky little fellow !-There's a Princeton man down. Their turn's coming now.-CornelI's getting nearer.-A little more.- Just a little more. Just a little more.-- There! Well, l don't like to see them get hurt, but l'm glad he kicked that goal. L. Nl. P. l P 303 , tie? E Mg, g WE new Z Qa K i 5 Q 'CJ ln his legitimate vocation, Dr. Hadley may be hot, But he should not prate of other things Of which he does not wotg E.g. his famous sentence A pearl of wisdom,::nit, Which rendered into English Reads about like thisnto wit: U Cornell, quoth Dr. Hadley, U Nlade a very grave mistake Theoretical instruction So completely to forsake, And inculcate engineering ln a brilliant modern class, By pounding with a hammer On a little piece of brass. x 4 'W Ilia ., QB c 0 r Z9 LJN' 'li' V Co 036 BGCIIQV, Pb.D. Scarcely a fleeting year ago Good Dr. Dwight resigned As chief official pilot Of the young New Haven mind, And the ship that he had captained On many a stormy sea Was entrusted to the guidance Of one Hadley, Ph.D. 7 r IA Q 0, poor misguided doctor, You are sadly gone astray g You're H mistooken in your jedgements As Disko Troop would say 5 l suppose your fancy theory May be applied as well . To each and every college ' Neath the arches of Cornell. That the science, veterinary, ls taught at Cornell now By shooting sugar pellets Down a mild, dyspeptic cow g And the class in agriculture Daily forms a martial line To chase the fierce potato bug From the wild potato vine. 304 That the forestry department Which you say is Germanztaught From the Adirondack mountains To Ithaca should be brought 5 And the only bits of nature That the class should ever see Would be a sprig of hemlock And a picture of a tree. But the course in Physiology Would knock poor Hadley flat, To see it demonstrated By Doc. Wilder,::a la cat. There is only one professor Who exactly pleases him, And that is Doctor Hitchcock At his labors in the Gym. Doctor l'ladley's classic theory l fear me doth prevail And has for many seasons ln the council:halls of Yale, For her educated oarsman Each summer bear a look As if they'd learned their rowing From some ancient picturezbook. And though we learn our theories ln each succeeding class By pounding with a hammer On alittle piece of brass, ln rowing it is proven We can accomplish more By working on the water Than looking at an oar. F. A. N. 305 f, fb J Q' E ' 4 Che Scrub. HEY work him like the devil, until he's badly thrown, J I And then they put him off the field,-he's got to walk alone, They're always jumping on him ' cause he's always in the way And then they're never lookin' when he makes a clever play. if ,lf 4 l Qmii? illa0'lii'ii2fg.fJalEf3f He's only a scrub, that's easy to tell 9 He's not worth a cheer or a yell 3 But he's working out his heart Just to do his little part For the honor and the glory of Cornell. He's workin' every afternoon in mud and heat and rain At battering a granite wall without a show to gain. The ' Varsity has all that fun and all the petting too 5- The scrub, he has the line to break, the dirty work to do. He's only a whip to the ' Varsity men,- The same as the other ten 5 But if he's got to whip He won't give it up this trip, Till he's trimmed 'em into fighting shape again. The scrub,-he goes to all the games to cheer his rival's play g - He isn't working for himself,-he couldn't work that way 5 He's glad when all the ' Varsity can do the thing up well, And forgets about his chances when he starts to lead the yell. He's only a man, l'm proud to tell, Who is lost in the ' Varsity yell 9 He's not lookin to his C - From the University, But he's looking to the glory of Cornell. J. 0. D. 306 4 AJR ZJW -f J -. If , ' , '4 1' V ,1 71, . W 1 ,f I 42 l I ,ll If h II 'I If I rl :I-F L X I ,III IIIW5 inf 5 I 1 a 1-gl I I .IIIII , . Lg I I, S' I I f I ' J.. 'I -. -if 4 1, Q..-1-, ,, H. '-1:-f 5 , 1 Z' ,. I 5, I - V Y - - - l..I ,-' X ' 1.'-., .w : jg 'HZ ' ig -5 yj- ,F f ' X' ' .- Jag? 1' -1-5' ' ' , !'j'5 A 1, - .- 5 ' JV A2 H' 'Flu ff mv E fa A ' --L.. 5 ffr' 5 ? ., K I- QD 5' .QP f 'PY' -'-A . 1 'a fi 177 ef' i lb-1 :-. .. ff- -I it s Zi x .,' 1 ,.. - ' -Q .' ,gfifss-'Q i' -- .fz 1 . ' f .mv ., I : ' .34 9: -- H, ., -E, .,- - - j 3 .. ' 15311,-VI- i w T h- Q- -5 ' i' 1 ' , ' E - i I E ff ' - if I I E Ls J : lt would have been very hard to find, in the whole University, a more practical man than Arthur Talbot. Sentiment seemed to have no place in his mental compo: sition. He had come to college to study Electrical Engineering, and, incidentally, to have a good time. Cornell was a very good place in which to do both, but he saw U0g0od in rhapsodizing about his Alma Mater. When a poem, entitled H The Chimes at Sunset and signed with his room:mate's initials, appeared in the Vlagazine, he remonstrated seriously with him, and ever after teased him mercilessly about it. He could not understand the doleful looks on the faces of his friends during their last Senior Week. ' On their last afternoon in Ithaca, together, he and his chum walked over to Dead Head Hill, where they stood for a while looking down over Percy Field, and out across the lake. Howard watched for a moment a single sail against the gleaming blue, then turned away, wondering why Dick did not come too. He had decided Very quickly that that was Bobbie Lewis' boat, and he didn't see anything else e5PeCi2llly interesting in the landscape. Say, Art, his roomzmate said in a voice which did not sound quite as smooth as usual, H D0 you realize that it's the last time? U 'I Last time for what, Dick? Arthur's look was a most puzzled one. H ls the Crew out? Or do you mean Bobbie's boat? 308 Dick shrugged his shoulders and turned away without replying. Then Arthur comprehended. H Dick, he said, H You're the greatest kid! Did you expect to stay here all your life? I guess l've had as good a time as the next fellow, but l'm glad to start out to do something for myself, even if I am leaving a few buildings and a mighty pretty lake behind me. I don't expect to lose you fellows, even if we aren't together every day. ' Then his roomzmate turned and looked him in the face. H Art Talbot, he said, H Some day you'll find out! H Find out what? But the only answer he could get, as they walked home, was U You'll see. lt was several months after Commencement when one evening Arthur ran up the steps of a boarding house in a little Southern city. He had been busy ever since June. The work was hard, but his pay was good, and though the Southern climate had been trying at first he had kept well. He had also been happy and con: tented. Toznight, however, at the end of an intensely hot day, he was tired and worn, and for almost the first time in his life, he felt blue and lonely. He laughed at him: self for the feeling, but somehow or other he could not shake it off. The shutters in his room had been closed during the day to shut out the heat. Now he flung them open, and pulled over in front of the windows his wicker couch. Tossing offlthe pillows, the mere thought of which was intolerable, he flung himself down. Then he thought of an unopened letter in his pocket. He drew it out, glanced at the postmark with an odd feeling at his heart, and opened it. H Dear old boy, the series of telegramic sentences began. H We miss you old fellows terribly. We're having the hottest kind of a time. We've all been back for a week. Registration isn't till the 26th- Registration the Twentyzsixth? That was to:day. How pleasant it would be to be back on the old campus again. There was probably a cool breeze from the lake toznight. Arthur glanced out of the windows with a farsaway look in his eyes. He frowned at the ugliness of the brick wall a few yards away. The wall did not belong in the picture he was seeing. Had he been able to describe that picture, not even an English instructor could have complained that it lacked detail. The campus lay in the golden glory of a fastzfading sunset. There in the purplezshadowed valley, lights were already agleam. He seemed to hear dimly the echoes of asong, the mere words of which were all he had known till now. When the motherly landlady came in a few minutes later to see why he did not come to tea, she found him lying face downward on the couch, his head on his crossed arms. She called him gently, but he did not answer, and she went quietly out again, thinking that he was asleep. The tightly clenched hands could have told a different story. 5, 309 ,, ,,s l , +1f 523:25 ff : ::Eagea2 :gae:5a:5e2?5Tg55itXfa ?ZE?saEssas5 5 2525552 5- 1 E : E::?2ss::s::: 9'!!:545:i.5:::iE-:z:5s:E5555E::!-41 -mf.wasg,S24::5:s:-:--.:2::::1- Z . i x- . ,D- 3114454 ,:,,!,.. -F:E?:.-...-- f-' -1 -5389---u , , f-JJ- 1-Z e J 'fa ble ' se ts. z .. -- ?..5::.Q5 ,5.g '-5-x .1 1 'Q- :Ef-I 'I 2' ' ffl' '-'ii ! 3E.f' 1 1' ' -.T .-,-::' v- . - :' F3 . , '1 41- Q1- -fzff'-'--.1-'1. 2 . . - v. jf-121 i , '. . 4 :. . ...-- 4 'Wa- gi ' ' llll X I I J ., x - , x 'I ' f , t 1 A -I K i, .I 1 x I OTH?-O gone? OF CCDURQ . The pairzoar sped the lnlet down Rowed by the freshmen with arms so brown, And the old man coached with kindly frown, As they rowed. And up came the co:ed crew just then, Bowed with their fourzscore years and ten, And a sight they were for gods and men, As they rowed. The man at bow let go his oar, The man at stroke he pulled no more, But stared at the stalwart cozed four, As they rowed. The old man's brow grew dark as lead, And angrily he shook his head, Eyes in the boat. Row on, he said, They rowed. A 6p4gQ1f' gi ? 3ro r ' - ,- . .. ..., ...',,., '-' ' Y' .. .,..- , . ,l--4..v -.1 -4.. . ' ..... ' ard'-C, ' .' 12' -v Af -, , h., -1 ,Q 5 .4-.1 -fff gt: , -' ,.qL',, A lm,g,,1:4T:3525?f:.f,,g5,Q:.w'-Efgg'-g,.+J?5?f3,:- I ,ifggwigm -A '-1. 4 3492521 ,. f 1 r r . 'f---rt.: 49. . . a..-f. .-, .. v -.,fffa..',.z-,. Fife 1-3. I'5'- mi wfinf f . , ,m .4w..4x1-. 4J1 - 'fww ' n'.,k1,v5+ww1--fm .n..-gy Mt,--W-.f,JAg4 ' 1.4 : - ' . Ea. 3 ', ' 3.4:-5',i'+. A -- -- f . 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And he pictured the future in fancy- The fancy that finds no pen, And little he thought how the busy now Might differ with idle then 3 And his little head grew drowsy, As the night wind whistled high, That sang him the wondrous song of life,- The song of the bye and bye. ' Waning fast were his college days, Joyous, happy and free, When man meets man and they faintly scan The turmoil that is to beg And he gazed on the paths before him, Garnished with gold and fame, Yet side by side with riches and pride, Stood poverty, toil and blame, And through the halls of learning Came the wind with a happy sigh, And it sang once more of the coming time,- The song of the bye and bye. He sat as the twilight deepened When the game was nearly done, And thought how little it mattered Whether he'd lost or won. He came from-he knew not whither, He was going-he knew not where, But he'd played the game with fortune and fame, And rejoiced that his play was fair g And over its shadowed memories Now fading, now hovering nigh, The wind was singing the same old song,- The song of the bye and bye. F. D. H. ,fs Q -af: : H.-Sh -af L 62.15. B L, . P , -an Xi Ns XR ig! tax., X f Sf f 1 ln4 u '-Tiff? I' The Wagner car was hot and dusty. The passengers were so tired and cross, that, when the train stopped at a small country town and a finezlooking young man entered the car, they were but slightly interestedf They envied him because he seemed coolland comfortable: to some of them the name on his dresszsuit case seemed familiarg -but they were all too wilted to recall in what connection they had heard the name before. The youth dropped onto a seat and was soon buried in the pages of Richard Carvel, oblivious to external discomforts. Across the aisle from him, sat a pale, sweetzfaced little woman with a lusty baby. She was almost worn out with trying to keep the fretful child quiet. At last she gave up in dispair. The baby began to cry loudly, and the passengers lost what little temper they had left. The men grumbled very audibly, and the women threw towards the poor mother glances which were even harder to bear than the grumblings. The commotion brought the young man from troubles in England during the reign of George the Third to troubles in a Wagner car in the reign of President McKinley. Quickly seeing the condition of affairs, he crossed the aisle and said to the mother: H May l take the little one for a while? She looked up into his kindly face. More than content with what she saw, she passed over the baby with a few thankful words, and sank back for a much needed rest. The young man returned to his seat, carrying the baby as if it were a pan of milk. Puzzled for a time as to what he should do next, he remained quiet, while the baby held to one of his big thumbs, looking up into his cheerful blue eyes. Then he began singing a little song. A lady in the next seat ahead looked horrified. The words of the song were: ff l'lush:a:bye, baby, Stop chewing the rag, Papa is out with ..... etc. ' ee ei- ee ee W se That evening on the veranda of the Sigma Zeta Lodge in Ithaca, Hapgood, one of the best tackles in the country, was relating his experiences of the day to a group of friends. ff The kid went to sleep all right, he said in conclusion. R. 312 E41-',' Xb lo Q-ia ollpywr ' I Ti '.- fl is . In -:sz-,, 4 1 A ll H Life CIVQIIIQ. I pored o'er Barrett Wendell And I pored o'er Jimmy Hart, And of both these founts of wisdom I learned each separate part. l wrote in early morning And far into the night, And the essay that resulted I thought was damn near right. A week,-my theme came back to me, Fly hopes were shattered all, No word of commendation there From room 2A White Hall. The back a criticism bore, With crimson ink bedight: H Your theme lacks unity and force, LSigned C. S. N.j H Rewritef' Time and again I try my best The secret to discover, In vain,-for each and every theme Bears this upon the cover: ff Coherence nil, or H Vlass is bad, I ' Or H Treatment isn't right. R Signed Dr. This or Mr. That, x But always, H Please rewrite. Perhaps at some far distant day ,913 J l'll stand at Heaven's gate, Fly historied life l'll there present To th' arbiter of my fate, Perhaps he soon will pass it o'erg ' Ah, judge my sorry plight ls: . nf ffm A criticism on the back I ' 1Signed Peterl, Please rewrite. L.G.P. - N :VJ 313 ef, f 'Tw Mt lii at J di ale of a State Street lmt 1 5 1 - i a. One summer day at old Cornell To Alma Mater bade farewell The class of nineteen thirtyzthree, And, as the happy custom held, Alumni, arm:in:arm, returned to weld Anew the ties of college memory. But with the fading of the day Some again pursued their way Cityward to toil and spin g Some, loath to leave, repaired to Club Somezzlending ear to memory's call.. Wandered to the State street inn : A famous inn, whose red brick walls Have sheltered many a warrior band From college, eager handztozhand 314 or Ha With good Cornell to break the lance, Where stately dames its halls Have trod, guardians of the maidens Who, as queenly as the lilies, Come to grace the college dance. But 'tis the Kitchen of this inn, With its merry student din, That alumni seek with pleasure, Seek its cheer of boundless measure g And as they pause at open door There unfolds a scene of yore:: The polished oaken bench and board 5 The martial trappings round about,- Such as might from Spanish lord Be taken with a merry floutg The huge squared timbers overhead 5 The small:paned windows set in lead 5 The three:pronged candlesticks whose light Scarce twinkled through the smoky haze That seemed to wrap each oaken rafter In a blue unfathomable maze Rent, anon, by shouts of laughter. From behind glazed recessed cupboards Peered many a noble stein, Oddly graved with sterling Dutch wordsg Near the ceiling stretched a line Of old Delph sketches, underrun By row of mugs of quaint design 5 And college men of deeds well done ln pictured groups along the wall, Recalling many a jovial face That years ago beamed from the hall At the moose head 'bove the firezplace, Calmly watching over all. Here the old grads gathered round, Reviving college song and jest,' Which fellowship woke in each breast, The younger men, drawn by the sound, Approached and begged that they should tell A tale of old Cornell, Till one, a nineteen hundred man, Agreed, and thus began: the 0ld Grad's Cale. the trial of a Eornell Seer. Listen, my friends, and you shall hear Of the wondrous trial of a Cornell seer, Who lectured oft to your fathers and me At the close of the nineteenth century- Till a day came sad and drear. For deep in Morrill it was decreed, That the use of the vile, uncleanly weed Should from the campus banished beg And to prove the order from bias free, The watchmen were bade to pay no heed To protests from students or faculty. Ah me! sad days were those on college green, When fellows were carried off to jail, And Prexy refused to give them bail 3 And sadder still, when our lecturer soon was seen Carried off into custody For smoking cigars against decree. The day of trial I well recall. The court convened in Boardman Hall, Where the watchman had marshalled the prisoners all And leading the fearful, quaking band Was our lecturer, portly, haughty and grand. Then the clerk in his most stentorian tone Called, H H. Morse Teevens approach the bar ! And that jovial teacher from England far Stepped forth. From the prisoners came a moan, As the faculty judge quoth, H The charge you know, That on the campus you smoked a cigar, Now answer us truly, Guilty or no? H l shall plead, most excellent, blameless judge To this most absurd, ridiculous charge, Not guilty ! The words stood bold and large. 316 But a bevy of co:eds, wondrous fair, ' Was straightway called to the witness chair, And tearfully told of the terrible smudge Our lecturer caused in the campus air, And a maid from Sage, placed on the stand, Presented a dust pan filled with the ends Of cigars of our lecturer's favorite brand, Near Vlorrill dropped from our lecturer's hand. The proof seemed conclusive, yet strange to say The youth who always the chief attends, With hot denial joined the fray, Whereat the man from England far Said to the court, f' To clear this youth, A blameless lad, l'll say forsooth That l like not the charge of a cigar, But now no longer your wrath to impede To a thousand or more will I gladly plead. ' Twas enough. They fettered his hands and feet, And, in lieu of a dungeon dark and deep, The court decided that it was meet ln th' observatory the felon to keep. Now comes the strangest part of my tale. You have heard of the wonderful underground route That slaves from the South to the North did shoot, Well some such system of tunnel and rail, ' Twas rumored, was built to connect the jail With the south:east corner of old Cascadillag And over this route there secretly flew Kiplings in red and Kiplings in blue, Aye, Kiplings and Omars of all shape and hue- With cigars now and then from Manilla. For years this good man was confined ln woeful wretchedness, the outer world opined, But when the storm raved fierce and strong, Keeping the watchmen close indoor, Then a different tale the wild winds bore As they joyfully seized and swept away The clouds of smoke that forth did creep From holes where telescopes ought to peep, Or lulled, enchanted, as though to catch stray 3T7 Words of Kipling or Persian loreg Or the voices, without the battened door, Of the the Glee Club singing Vlandalay To the man within 3-lest he forget All smokers true were with him yet. The old grad ended thus his tale, And all the board laughed loud and long, Like burghers o'er their home:brewed ale. Then broke they forth in college song. Thus-with story and with song Quickly passed the moments by Till the waiters' faces long Told that morning hours were nigh. So they toasted U thirty:three And classes that had gone beforeg A pledge, to Cornell loyal be, Was drunk in true Dutch style of yoreg And when they'd filed out through the door, ln the vacant hall there fell Lingering notes that seemed to tell Whispered tales of old Cornell To the moosehead on the wall Still calmly watching over all. E. A.Nl 318 Il new ' ornellian. A year or so ago there came to Cornell, by invitation, one John Hoyle, an honest boatbuilder. John's spe: cialty is shells. Charlie Courtney says he isn't surpassed in that direc: .tion on this continent. Even beloved Caspar said last year of the boat devised by Courtney and John, and built by John: 'flt is one of the prettiest and trimmest that ever car: ried a crew. But the new eight!-It would need a book to describe it. And for singles? Ask Charlie Francis, or his J son ff Johnny, who did some things and gigs. But those stories. Besides it'is John is paid for this Athletic Council, and amateur standing. JOI-IN. last Fall in a Hoyle single shell. Then there are pairs and fours involve other rumored that work by the has lost his . There is one respect in which Cornell's professional boatbuilder is an example to student and graduate alike. When he came to the University he filled his heart with Cornell spirit, and kept it full. When Mr. Courtney has been ill, or overburdened with work., no man has been quicker to offer his services than John, none more faithful in attendance at Inlet or crew room. Few have been quicker to pick up the Cornell style of rowing, or have given more effective gratuitous coaching. He is of the right sort. 11, .,a,.lx1 c zlssx' .N 'iflEUEi4I'i me - Ellfiililrfl' 319 n the hristmas Crip. 4,1 X HE Glee Club man had just thirteen minutes to dress for dinner and he couldn't find the cars anywhere in the big Union Station in Cleveland. A trainman told him they were out on the tracks ll ,v J'egj1 j iff il, to the right alongside the lake g and there he was, a quarter of a ' X D mile from the station, groping about in the dark for the car with V9 5 the long white sign on the side. A man with a lantern whom he hailed, called out that he had seen the cars down at the other end of the station. The Glee Club man felt helpless. Running across the tracks to a dark freight that was moving along slowly, he jumped on the rear platform of the caboose. The freight ran faster. He-wanted to jump off at the stationg but the sight of a fence, whichloomed up close to the track, stopped him. The pickets clicked past him, whirring like a dynamo. As the train ran clear of the long station, he caught a glimpse of two lighted cars, all the shades up g-a glimpse of many men, some fully dressed, some in shirts and trousers, and old Cully Bry: ant,-he could see him plainly, seated in the middle of a pile of suitzcases, coats hats and white things, arrayed in-in-i The picket fence suddenly shot away to the back, and he jumped. The next minute he was sprawling on the cold ground, looking around for his silk hat. J. O. D. 'Che Siblevdioardman war. When the mob that gathers in Boardman, Which alleges it's studying law, Was tired of turning the hours, lnto sixty spasms of jaw, From the mind of some embryo lawyer There issued the great idea Of forcing some cuss to the lectures Which they were compelled to hear. Then they kidnapped some seventeen students And fiendishly bored their game 5 But their hearts waxed bold and reckless As their foolish stunt waxed tame. ' Then up spake the wily Porter- And a troublesome lad was he- And he said: ff We will go to Sibley's halls 3 And the lawzstudents answered, 1' 0ui. 320 5 Q if! 'ugf' W WE ff N I :WAN I wg. l V G fi lil fu: x W ' KX x , F: IX T 'A C' So he gathered together his cohorts, Two hundred strong, and then He marched them over to Sibley, And marched them back again Bearing a human trophy And screeching their Roman yell, Which is more like a Pawnee warzwhoop Or a Zulu funeral knell. But when, on the following morning, They marched on the field once more, The enemy shoved them from behind And pulled them on before. H Aye, do your worst, cried the Sibley men ff And talk till the air is blue 3 But the men you have stolen one by one We'll pay for two by two. And when those mighty warriors Had done as they had said, They let the fallen lawyers go And jeered them as they fled. A day passed by and once again The armies crossed the lea, And Prexy's mighty visage paled At what he feared would be 5 But never a sign of turmoil came, No war:cry rent the air, And Prexy gazed with glance amazed At what he witnessed there, For the lawyers went to Sibley And the S-ibleyites to law, And that's the sight that Billy Finch And Bobby Thurston saw. Then Billy F. refused to talk, And his hearers' faces fell, But Sibley's leader grasped his chance And gave those lawyers h-l. And now that l've told the story Of this Sibley:Boardman stew, Just do as l've tried and try to decide ' Which had the laugh on who. F. D. H. 321 15 Ornell 1101 .P .J -.1 fs' Being a,Tru.e Q' JfOrJr JH' Will you please tell us where the college museum is ? askeda womanly voice, as Billy Nichols swung out of the library. H With pleasure, he replied, bowing to his fair questioner and her companion. The second building up. Middle entrance. Thank you 5 and, smiling a gracious acknowledgement, she turned toward McGraw. H A handsome bit of womanhood, thought Billy, as he started down the hill, H and a lady every inch of her. l wonder where she comes from. When the curtain rose on the opera that night Billy was in his usual seat. He took pride in being as regular in attendance as some of the faculty. The opening scene progressed without anyluncommon incidentsg the baritone lover explained in 50113 and pantomime his hopes and fears 3 the star entered amid a wave of applause, in which Billy, as an old friend, joinedg the music promised well, 'and another entrance or two would complete the cast. Then came the dark:eyed Spanish beauty. Having darted her sharp accusations at the fair soprano, she turned to the audience and poured forth in her rich contralto tones the depth of her mingled disdain and love. As the glare from the lights above and below struck her features, a gleam of recognition crossed Billy's face. lt was his lady of the campus. He noted with pleasure that no artificial coloring was needed to enhance her natural beauty. Habitue that he was, he found pleasure in the fact that she was not a chorus girl, and began to feel a tinge of resentment at the necessity of her acting as a foil to the fair soprano star. But what charmed him was her acting in the 322 scene with the little child. A lover of the odd and unconventional, Nichols thought he had found an interesting personage. ff Gad, Nic, you haven't got the fever again, have you ? asked Brooks, as, after the opera, Billy moved toward the stage entrance. lt was something he had not done for two seasons. Near the entrance he heard an erstwhile mountain lass say to his friend Andrews: H Never mind, Cholly. l guess we can find the hotel. Laughingly, Billy said: H Better luck next time, Andy, And then, by virtue of an acquaintance made with the stage manager while on the Masque, he entered the stage door. Coming toward him he saw the young lady of the campus leading a little girl. For the first time in his life Billy dreaded being turned down. Vliss Reid ghe got the name from the programmem, 'f will you lunch with me ? H Thank you lcourteous as Billy had expectedp. Hl'm afraid l have company already, smiling down at the child. The H company's big round eyes peered up at him from beneath the silk ruf: fles of her red hood. Undefeated, Billy quickly said: H But the child will only add to the pleasure. The woman looked into BilIy's frank face. H Very well, I think we'll enjoy it greatly. Reaching tbe street, she remarked, I recognized you during my first song. Billy felt flattered. Accommodating their pace to that of the child, they walked up the street, the H company first having grasped Billy's topzcoat, and then, somehow, found his hand. The news of the odd procession preceded them, for Billy saw half a dozen of 'fthe gang lounging, apparently listlessly, on the hotel steps. Yet he knew they were there by design, and inwardly cursed the whole crowd as he carried the little one up the steps. In the dining room, moreover, he was so unfortunate as to sit facing the glass windows whence ff the gang made grimaces at him for several minutes. He knew they were saying H Papa. Then Hurst, approaching from another table without the formality of an introduction, playfully addressed U the company. H l've seen you before-on the stage. Won't you sing us a little song ? Although questioning the child, he turned to Billy for support. The latter felt like throwing his goodznatured friend out. H She's tired, Hurst, and she doesn't do that sort of thing, anyway. Hurst detected the coolness, yet sociably continued: H You're a little Cornell girl, aren't you ? The big brown eyes looked up at Hurst, passed to Billy, then turned to the woman. H l'm mama's girl. Hurst laughed. H Well, good:by. And he left them. H Your name isn't Reid, then ? Billy asked. 323 H No, that is my maiden name. Your husband isn't with the company, he ventured. H No. He was --. The name was that of an actor of lesser fame who had died the previous season. E H ls that so ? was Billy's commonplace ejaculation, Then, with better thought, H Well, l'm going to claim his interest in his little girl. He leaned across the table toward the child. H You will be my Cornell girl, won't you ? he pleaded. And the little red bonnet wonderingly nodded H Yes. Fifteen minutes later the gang saw Billy emerge from the dining room and carry a little red:hooded girl to the elevator, where he left her with his friend of the campus. This will explain why some of H the gang call Billy ff papa. It may explain why Billy travelled to Buffalo, there to attend an opera. And again, why he went to Philadelphia in the spring term, where Andrews saw him, followed by a young woman, carrying a little girl into the grand stand at the Pennsy game. lt may also explain why Billy, in reply to Andrew's question as to whom he had with him, said, ff Why, that's my little Cornell girl, and why Andrews asked, ff Which one ? E. A. Nl. H Qvrtlell l:llllCl5. January 27, 1900 gwith a high windy, the Alumnae of Greater New York. Guests: President Schurman, Dean Polk, Professor Burr and others. A lumnae, greeting! And all honored be C ornell! We came to speak and hear O f what has happened in the current year- R ovings to our far Pacific sea, N ew realms to settle, lines of policy 9 Expanding States or new estates to rear g Lending heads to read our title clear Lends Cornell honor in all verity. L et's hear a message fresh from college life. U nless we gather threads, some now and then, N ew present ways, the thought and the learning rifle Come not within our daily, living ken. H ow happy we! East Hill is faraway, But Cornell breezes animate the day. -An Alumna. 32-l l F 'i311l?iif5iIClf'5lf Illllllllllllli WllllllllillllllllllllllIlll '11i5?l 5 'l MQIEECHOEJ' FROM THE g,x,. N RINCETON GAM ffmmaillllllilllllllllllIllllIlllll llllllllilllllillllllllllllilllillliiliblillilillllllllllllll lllmrmla Well, oh, well, do l remember, ' ' lt was in the bleak November, 5 1 q0r, at least, 'twas in October-that's the month that's just beforew, Nassau's Tigers hither floated, Just to heap on our devoted Heads a big, substantial, rolled:up, generous, highzandz mighty score- And, perhaps, a little more. W Migf l lllilf , Wu Ah, that day! 'Twas damp and chilly, When, upon the welkin stilly, e ' Sudden burst a shout of welcome rising to a mighty roar As upon the field came tearing Cornell's team, the silence scaring, Led by Bucky, gallant Bucky, ripe for Princeton's ruddy gore- Simply that and nothing more. Then another yell came ringing, All our optics thither bringing, As, in trail of Big Bill Edwards, came that team so famed of yore: Kafer, Hildebrand and Reiter, Wheeler, too, that famous fighter, Of whose wondrous skill in punting tales of terror came a galore- These, and also many more. Last of all, with gaze defiant, Entered Poe, that fourzfoot giant, He, whose folks in former seasons won for Princeton o'er and 0'erg He, whose forezdad wrote the ballad, Out of which l here make salad To amuse all good Cornellians, as they o'er these pages pore. 1 ll'lay they do so more and more.5 326 Then the 'fun began and ended. Losey, on the field extended, Gave his place to Booth, then Mitchell, whom stout Pierson battered sore, Little Taussig, fightzelated, With proboscis dislocated, Kicking, off the field was hurried till they stopped his flow of gore. These were hurt, and many more. Vainly then the Tigers hustledg ' Through her line our backs were rustledg Vainly Princeton tried to hold them as they through the tackles tore, Vain was Wheeler's center:boring, Vain his dropzkicks, heavenzsoaring, Bucky's mighty toe was punting as it never did before. May it do so evermore. Now, alas, for Princeton's chances! Walbridge, after fierce advances, Gives the ball to little Bobby, who drops back a yard or more. Cornell men, with wild surmises, Watch the spheroid as it rises, Rises, and between the goalzposts slowly, gently it doth soar- Only that and nothing more. Then, what howlings broke the quiet! Who shall paint that night of riot? Tell how rooters murdered coppers and the hose in pieces tore? 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The engines, grim, that will serve his whim- l've taught him their worthiness, And the added pow'r of the longzheld hour- The strength of the steady stress. But not alone do the muscles groan Beneath the weight of my will g The mind must hold to the straight course, bold, Whether boist'rous it hold or still. ln glad return the muscles discern The work that is set to do 3 And brawn may measure its strength in pleasure, Strength that it never knew. And the boyish mind, flushed in the wind Of the golden sky of youth, Reel into the day of sunny play And forget the gray untruth. And the little boy with his painted toy Has learned the joy of lifeg Full well may he brook the sternest look ln the chaos of earthly strife. And his mind must feel his muscles' steel And his mind must look arightg And the boy may stand in the front of his band, To lead to the world's great fight. J. 0. D. 329 CdSCddllld:::H cl'lbllIQ. At the Campus entrance stands a massive pile of native gray stone. Rows of staring windows and the sober simplicity of style make it prison:like to the out: ward view. But the situation of this historic edifice leaves little to be desired. lt stands in dignified isolation from the other University buildings on a terraced emi: nence like a grim sentinel at the campus gates. Fifty feet to the north lies a deep, rocky ravine, thick in shadowy foliageg to the east the lawn stretches away toward the old bridge, which has become newg to the south the building is flanked by ter: race and a broad stone walk, and on the west another terrace sweeps from the broad veranda down to the curving drive at the great stone gates. Such its situation and exteriorg within what a difference! Dim, echoing cor: ridors lined by rows of doors identical in aspect, the monotony of form and color relieved only by strange coops projecting at irregular intervals into the halls. These are the clothes closets of the inmates, the only spot accorded them where thieves may not break through and steal, nor moths corrupt. lt may be interesting to note in this connection that the plans for the building were drawn up by a woman who, curiously enough, did not make the usual femininefprovision for spare closets. ln justice to the original architect, however, it must be added that the building was far 330 from complete when it was purchased by the University, and it was finished with: out her assistance. Haste being the first requisite at the time, it was then finished in a haste which has been repented at the leisure of every sufferer. Yet some mysterious influence is so potent within its gray walls that never a soul who has lived within their shelter fails to catch the spirit of the place. He is a loyal Casca: dillian from then on. A goodly band they are, the Cascadillians, embracing almost all the original and, for that matter, the subsequent faculty, and many a famous old grad. has studied and scrapped within these same gray walls. lt is told of one professor-the originator of the proverb, H Cascadilla is the Gehenna through which we all must pass -that in time he himself became devoted to that same Gehenna. A curious crowd-the Cascadillians-an incongruous crowd of University adherents, ranging from the grayzhaired professor, whose presence dates from the beginning of all things, to the musical chambermaid, who plays familiar airs on her accordion. Cascadilla was originally intended for a water:cure, so they say 9 but the Uni: versity purchased the unfinished building, and therewith provided shelter to the faculty. These first inmates grew well acquainted in the common discomforts of their initial year, if we trust all that is told of lacks and wants and bohemian house: keeping. Be that as it may, they had good times too at their dances and private theatricals and faculty receptions in the large, oldzfashioned parlors. Then came the military era, when the corridors resounded to the marching of cadets and' the bugle call effectually aroused the inhabitants at unspeakable hours. This was the period when the cadet corps camped in Cascadilla and drilled on its lawn or in its corri: dors, and the echo of the sentry's tread could be heard from morn till eve. ln the course of time that, too, departed and left the dormitory of tozday- abode alike of faculty and menials, with students as the righteous leaven of the whole. Few changes affect the customs of the placeg few prejudices escape its influ: enceg and, though some may rail at the oddities and unconventionalities which obtain therein, few leave Cascadilla without that contagious loyalty to the grim old pile which has always characterized its inhabitants. N, G, 5, 1 lf V 331 Hs Cold Bv mf. ZOIIYIIIQV. Sit down, won't you? You'll find this chair the most comfortable, and the great, broadzshouldered athlete busied him: self hospitably in his guest's behalf before he '-ff' ri .. would resume his easyzchair. n --,gilf Remember little Nat Sherman? ln. J deed l do. Why, it's just six years ago this in T g .I summer that he won the race for us at Lake Minnetonka. As good a coxswain as ever sat in a shell, he added, H He died that fall, g poor lad! Then, in compliance with his V! ers, 1 l nl 47 visitor's request, he continued : 'fl remember well the first time l ever saw him. lt was in the winter term-his - Freshman year, l think. What class was he? i '95, wasn't it? Then that must have been in 1, 5,4 ' the winter of '92. He came into the crew , room late one afternoon, when the lights were NAT SHERMAN. lit and l had a squad of crew candidates on the machines. He was in his gym. suit- a sleeveless white jersey and short linen pants-and l noticed him the minute he came into the room. What a little chap he was, to be sure! Why, he couIdn't have been much over five feet tall, and as slim as a girl-but all muscle and grit. What struck me first, though, was his face. He had such a clean, manly look about him. l liked the lad the minute l saw him. H Well, as l say, he came into the crew room and stood by the door, watching the work. He hadn't been there long when someone's footzbrace got out of gear, and we had to stop for repairs. There were four or five old crew men in the room at the time, but before any one of them moved Nat was down on the floor beside the machines fixing that brace. l said to myself, f There's the making of a fine cox: swain.' So l kept my eye on the boy g and when I got a chance l spoke to him. lt wasn't long afterward that he came to me and said : f l'lr. Courtney, what ought l to do to qualify myself for a coxswain ?' And l told him to get as far ahead with his University work as he could and report to me the lst of April, when the crews S0 on the water. A little later he came to me again to say that his work was coming out all right, and asked me if he might come in afternoons to watch crew practice. He thought he could get some good points, he said. And from then on he never missed a 332 day. Not a single afternoon but he was on hand promptly, and by the time the boys took to the water he knew a deal about rowing. H How do I select my coxswains ? I can't tell you that. Its one of my secrets. But Nat was the right sort, every inch of him. He had a fine voice for it, too-un: usually strong and clear. Its a fact that we could hear him calling ' stroke l' ' stroke !' or ' let her run !' from Crowbar Point to the lighthouse on a quiet day, or from Glen: wood 'way in here to the boat:house. And sometimes they have heard him on the campus, when the boys were on the inlet. Of course he made his Freshman crew. There wasn't any question about it. And the Babies beat Columbia that year in lo:5o. The next year Nat was candidate for coxswain of the 'Varsity, and he made that, too. H We were to row Pennsy in July, and for some reason the place selected was Lake Minnetonka, 'way out near Minneapolis. It was too far West to suit me, but I didn't care much so long as my boys were satisfied. The Freshman crew-'96-rowed Columbia at New London in June, and I had to stay over with them. So I sent the 'Varsity out West three weeks in advance, and the Wednesday before their race I joined them there, with the captain of the victorious Freshman crew. H Have you ever been to Lake Minnetonka? Well, you might not believe me, if I described it to you. It must have upwards of three hundred miles of shore, but it can't be more than six miles long at the greatest distance. Our course lay southwest and northeast,-a four mile straight away, very good after you got at it. The race was to have been rowed the Saturday of that week-July 8th, I think, but the water was so rough, it had to be postponed till Monday. There are three big hotels on the lake, and any number of cottages, so we had an immense crowd out, the day of the race, in steamers, sailing yachts, row boats, canoes, every kind of craft, and the shores lined with people as well. The race was scheduled for 4 P.I'l., but it was delayed a little by Pennsy's dragging her stakezboat, so we didn't get away till nearly five. Meanwhile, a big, black cloud had been coming up, and some of the excursionists near the finish thought the race wouldn't be rowed, and were putting home to escape the storm. H Well, the crews got away at last, with any number of steamzyachts in their wake, and the usual pandemonium of whistles and cheers. For two miles it was as pretty a race as one could care to see, nip and tuck, with Pennsy about two feet to the best of us. Then a strange thing happened. And this is how little Sherman won the race. U You see it had been growing darker and darker all this time, and when the crews were about half over the course, it was almost like night and the only light visible was from a long narrow rift in the clouds. The steamers were forging ahead at full speed to keep up with the crews, and high columns of fire shot up from theh- funnels every now and then. With the screeching of whistles, the darkness, and all,-by Gad, it was enough to scare anyone! The Freshmen captain, who was with 333 4 me, was frightened almost out of his wits: -and l wasn't much better myself, Mr. Courtney added with the familiar twinkle in his eyes. H Up near the finish, as l told you, the excursion boats were putting in for shelter, and the course was crowded thick with craft of all sorts. Well, when they heard the din of steam whistles and shouts that the crews were coming they, had a sort of panic, and instead of clearing the course they all huddled up together right in the middle of it. Nat saw that tangle of boats dead ahead, and realized that every: thing depended on his being able to clear them. But he never lost his nerve for a second. He veered to the right and circled around the big clump, and then steered in and out among the others-Heaven only knows how-and brought the boys in at the finish, safe and sound, three good lengths ahead of Pennsy! 'I Golly! l was proud of the lad 1 ' The time? Let me see--it was 22.53 if l remember. First rate, under those conditions. Not up to l9.29? Well, hardly! H No, ldidn't see much of the boys after the race. Every one of them had his girl there, l think, again the merry twinkle, H and lcame back home as soon asl could get away. ldidn't see Nat again till the fall term. The last time l ever saw the lad was the Saturday before he died. lt was at Percy Field, a football game, and Nat looked so thin and sick l told him he ought to go home. The next thing l heard of him was the news of his death. H Yes, he was a fine lad, as pure and clean as any girl, and loyal to the core. lt would have touched anyone to see how fond the boys became of him, and how gentle they were with him. He was such a little chap, you see, and most of them were strapping big fellows. l think I never heard a rough word from anyone when Nat was around, and yet he was no milksop. Every man of them respected him. H Yes sir,-as good a coxswain as ever sat in a shell ! he added meditatively. H And as fine a boy as ever lived. Cornell does right to be proud of him. N. G. S. - ' - Y., 335 JACK BURNS. Co an 0ld Landmark. Here's to you, Jack Burns, with all your damns and derns You can talk about the boys just the same, And the stories that you tell Of the fellows at Cornell ' Show the kind of heart that isn't all to blame. So we'Il look you in the eye, Jack Burns qlt's a blue and honest eye, Jack Burnsl, .And we'll have you tell the joys And the sorrows of the boys Who used to come to Percy Field to try, Jack Burns. Just to think of all the men That have come and gone again ls enough to make you cry, Jack Burns. Here's to you, Jack Burns, with your life of fre: quent turns. You are steady on one point all the same 9 And the fellows, old and new, That have talked and laughed with you Are true enough to keep a good friend's name. So we'll trust you, hand and heart, Jack Burns g qlt's a monstrous open heart, Jack Burnsx, And if ever you're in need, We'll step up and take the lead ln seeing that you get another start, Jack Burns. Just a glance up in your face Would make it a disgrace Not to go and take your part, Jack Burns. Here's to you, Jack Burns.-When the campus council learns That you're dear as ever to us, just the same 5 And the boys up on the hill Are steady for you still, They won't forget the way you won your fame. Then we'll shake you by the hand, Jack Burns, glt's a great, big, generous hand, Jack Burnslg For we want to see you back, Down lounging on the track, ' And holding up the old accustomed stand, Jack Burns. We'll get you back your place Just to see your kind old face- You're the man to lead the band, Jack Burns. J. 0. D 335 KGIVMH Love SGIIQ. When the jingling of the sleighzbells Fills the winter air with glee, And the swiftly moving cutters Glide along so merrily, Then l think of you, fair Alice, And the rides we used to take O'er the white snow of the country And the smooth ice of the lake. When the waters of Cayuga, With their everzchanging blue Gleam with summer's brilliant lustre Then my thought is all of you, Bluezeyed Hilda,-and the sea:coast Where we swam the ocean tide, And the rolling of the waters Where the fishing vessels ride. But when my steak is leather, And my buckwheat cakes are cold, And the roast lamb seems a relic Of some pre:historic fold, My fancy shapes an other face That even more l love: 'Tis a certain Irish Katy Bending o'er a kitchen stove. Very often in the gloaming Does her face appear to me,- Not of splendid, radiant beauty, Nor refined serenity: These she lacksg but O ye gods! lf ye my happiness would make, Let me find a cook to equal Katy's way of broiling steak. I L. G. P. 337 'ww ...aa U 0 ff f J JE if-vc at e ullm Qu.. ...nl -- --.f H e 5. ,W -ff 1:11 fl-S :l E m i ' ' Che wilbur vera Company. Five hundred boisterous students Were gathered in the hall, With here and there a woman, And silence reigned o'er all 9 But the management scented trouble, Ah yes, 'twas a cinch to see, With thc Mummy Club in the right-hand bor, And the Mogue on the aisle in three. Then a shout broke out when the curtain rose Which no one would try to quell, For the sight we saw on those sacred boards Gave anyone cause to yell g For there on the stage where Mansfield stood On the boards that Coghlan knew, Hackett and Booth, and Beerbaum Tree, Irving and Zaza, too, Was a mob that defies description, That shamed creation's clan- Woman for being a woman, Man for being a man! For half of the chorus had spring:halt, And some had a single:foot gait, While the powdered plastered face of each And padded form was greatg And when they sang, each cackling voice Cracked like a pane of glass, And the screaming souls that Dante saw Dropped to the amateur class. Then a well-directed apple Sent Tragedy Liz to the floor, And it hurt old Goodsie's feelings, But it hurt the actress more. And missiles of every description Filled the air till one scarce could see 5 And some of the mob made a wild attempt To climb up a canvas tree. 9+ 6+ it it 5? 9-3 n Then l dreamed when the agony ended Of a new institution below, Where back and forth on a reclzhot stage The shades of such companies gog And the little red devils sat grinning about, Hurling hot shot and shell- But I awoke with a start when old Satan arose And led in a Lam School yell. F. D. H 333 UN S0lJl96m0l'Q'S HIDDGDQI. fMEDICAL COLLEGE IN NEXV YORKJ A stands for Anatomy, Tuesday, at ten g Of our brilliance at times there's no evidence then. B signifies Byard and Busted and Bohn. Perhaps there's a joke and perhaps there is none. C is the letter that means most to us. lt signifies Chemistry, Coleman and cuss, Conditions and Cuts are included as well- But above all things else, C . means old Cornell. D is a room at the top of the college, It is likewise a word not essential to knowledge. lt may also mean Dose! Do you grasp the connection ? lf not, spring that word on our famous H Star Section. E means Exams. at the end of the year, And now that I think of it, they're rather near. F standsfor Flint and for Finals and Flunk, When you're finished with these, you can pack up your trunk G is the Glee Club that came from Cornell, We want one down here that can sing just as well. H stands for two doctors-Hartwell and Haynes. One lectures on nerves and the other on brains. I signifies me, who am writing this rhyme, I could do a heap more if I only had time. J stands for Juniors, our rank by next year- Unless we get ' busted,' as some of us fear. lt stands, too, for H Jimmy and his father f'John, Who look after our mail and the coats that we don. K stands for Kahn and all that he knows, qSome day he'll divulge what that is, we suppose.y 339 is a Lecture conducive to sleep: lt's very instructive, but apt to be deep. L also means Lunch, when we hustle and shove 3 And may mean the Languor just mentioned above. stands for Mat. Med., and our Meacham, his doses. lt means Medicine, too, Mitral Murmurs and Moses, is a word which has all our souls vext. lf we dream in one class, we're awakened with H NEXT!' is the Onset we expect in the spring from an obsolete microbe or any old thing. stands for H the Powers, namely, Prexy and Polk. We don't dast to make up a personal joke. stands for Queer, which it certainly is, that so many H cut Dr. Woolsey's big Quiz. means Dr. Rogersfin the office he's boss. R stands likewise for H Rosie and C. H Moocow Ross. means an instructor, to wit: Dr. Stone, who knows Gray from the brain to the bumps on each bone stands for Tilton and Tuberculosis, which he teaches, and also actinomycosis. signifies U at Cornell up the State. lt also means Us-as a class we are great. is the Voice with which Flynn leads his choir. lt starts pretty high and gets hoir and hoir. W means Jaxy Williams, whose praises we sing. lt means also Waterman, Witthaus and Wing. and Y may be taken to stand for the mark we expect in the finals, but please keep it dark. must be Zipser, or, at least, he will pass as the only cap Z in the Sophomore class. N- G. 340 i F D D ' ' e e lm iff ?.fiffif5?: c-' 'mill if VAR T E R QB E LLS i--l!'H'a' qirifx ., HAVE entered in the college, With high ambition firedg ,fi l shall search the books for knowledge And my hopes shall ne'er be miredg But knowledge is work that does not soar- 4 The Freshman must learn the deeds of yore. The bells within the tower clang, H Ding, dong l The quarterzhour is struck, the Fre h s man's thoughtless Again the college gates l passg Friendships seal the coming year: Loyal stand to college class 5 Ah! swiftly brightthe youthful sphere! And far away seem the days of yore- The lives and works that have gone before. Clear ring the bells: H Ding, dong! ding, dong ! The hour half is struck, the S h op omore's careless song. The college gates again stand wideg With love for college and class l passg I grow akin to the world outside, But above it all smiles a sweetzfaced lass,- ln which l copy the men of yore, And understand so much the more The lives of men that have gone before. The bells, H Ding, dong! ding, dong! ding, dong 1 Thr 2 ' ee quarters struck,-the Junlor's dreaming song. Once more l sit me at the feet Of thoughts that have never died 5 While college memories, sad and sweet, ln eternal bond are tied. Then, knowing men of tozday From study of men of yore, l leave the college door, And the bells in the tower say: H' Ding, dong! ding, dong! ding, dong! ding, dong! ThehourisHHed. Vvesungthecohegesong. 312 song. be 'fl'QSl7lil2lll dl RQIIWKR. They were sitting together one night last week, They both were silent,-too pensive to speak. The park was filled with a joyous throng Who snooped and peered where they didn't belong Before it began to get dark. As the shades crept around, his arm did sog As the night fell lower, his head ditto, Until in his doubt he dared to say, H Do you let other fellows sit just this way ? He was glad it was getting dark. And that staid little maid with her manner prim Sat there on that bench and looked at him, And told him in words that were trite and pat, H You're the only fellow l'd let do that. - Some things must be said in the dark. The moon as she sailed in her sea of blue Winked and turned a yellowish hue 9 l murmured a prayer and muttered a text, And the sighing breezes whispered, H Next! And l left them alone in the dark. l met him next morn on the campus walkg He still seemed happy, tho' loath to talk. He called again, I am told, that day, And he's calling yet, so the people say, And I am the one in the dark. R. H. S. 343 WI' the wav. Over the way dwells my lady fair 5 Dainty and sweet in an oaken chair, Peeping behind the latticed blind 3 Fairness of fancy brings to mind Stars of the morning, dawning there, Over the way. Sunrise glories in despair. Sunsets' beauties no longer dare To rival the radiance they may find Over the way. ' Maidenly maid ! Pray could you care For a knight who needs but a glance to wear Thy golden guerdon ? Tho' a glance unkind Would call back a memory fleet as wind That Nurse is coming to brush your hair Over the way. james Gardner Sanderson. 344 ji' U, '4- ix 'fb' -. N 4 I 1 -4 'P' , 'Tn Q, f, 1 QM -,r if ' - fl. gm: Y f' . if 1 f, ' , , . Q' f Q3 2-A pb.- A 7, Q Y Q ' J 'fi ly , ,- 3' ' f 1 jx 4 ' 1 K Eh' ' u 110. ' . S211 T1 . BUTTERM QLor ' I QW Bus, f f Z 11 1 M 11111 11 111111 111111111111111 11 A F RAGNE HT OF A TRAGEDY I 111 1 111111111 11111 11 11111 11111111111111111111111,e1 SCENE i.-Porch of the West Valley House. Group of Hungry Students discovered looking in the window. First Student: Enter a breath of air. Hist l Hist! Dost smell the appetizing odor? Second Student: All : qClasping his waist with both hands.1 Aye! Can it be that we shall have toznight For the first time this season, real- What? Second Student: Food ! First Student: . Nay, say it not! lt is impossible! Third Student: First Student: Yet hark! The smell approaches ! lA pause, during which the students' mouths water.1 Enter small dog, bearing fragment of old shoe. 'Tis true l 'Tis true! Oh blessed saints, 'tis food ! QF Exit dog, pursued by the other students. SCENE 2.-The same. Davy : Davy discovered , meditating. Aye, it is true. The pampered pack of idlers That pays tuition in this institution ls yearly swarming in increasing numbers. Would l could keep them out! But old Professors With addled brains and aged, doting conscience, Bring them all back, unless they see a reason Why they should go g-that l cannot show them. Curse on them! E'en the league in which l entered 345 aints.1 With hash house keepers and Policeman Shannon Cannot keep down their numbers. l must still Devise some fresh, ingenious deviltry. -But here 'tis dangerous. l will get me gone. fhe gets him gone! qEnter stealthily from behind pillar of the porch, Starbuck. Porter. Bryant, Kendall, Wilson and others, with knives. X ix L - fx 52 - I '-8. gif, If 4, -GI. xx X -.4 '- if . , N. Starbuck qjumping upon a dry goods boxj. ' Brothers and friends! Of him who just has passed us There is no need to speakg we all have met him ! qAll groan.b But he has joined in hateful bonds of terror, As recently we learned, with hashzhouse keepers And others, to keep down our growing spirit, To torture us, and threaten life and freedom. -ln olden times, before this tyrant owned us, Within these very halls, and many others, A piece of bread, with husky, seasoned butter, A half a cup of coffee, tired potatoes, A mighty piece of fat, in which a searcher Might chance upon an inch of lean, if lucky, Also two eggs, no longer young and giddy, And once a week, at noon, a piece of pastry In which both tacks and matches were discovered, Were freely given tor a mere 2.50. But what a fall! To:night l've brought you hither, To listen to the hideous incantation Of those preparing food within this kitchen. Get back into the shade and hear their plotting. QAII step beneath the electric light, which goes out.1 Now hold your breaths and listen ! tHe throws back the shutterq First Voice Qfrom withinj : Now. Cleopatra! Say, then, what ye pilfered ln thy nocturnal flittings 'round Doc Wilder's? 347 Second Voice : Seven cats. First Voice : Alive or dead ? Second Voice : Some one, some t'other. First Voice : 'Tis well, Cleopatra. Scrub the minions strongly 5 Then let them soak, and after, take the water, Dilute, and serve for soup, as is our custom. Delilah I Third Voice: I have rinsed out the coffeezpot. First Voice : Bring the first rinsings hither. Take the second And serve for dinner, using sand for sugar. Semiramis ! Fourth Voice: These eggs l bought at Christmas. First Voice : Return them, and bring those of last November. -And now l'll take me to the cool veranda To rest me after all the toils of cooking. lAppears at second-story window.J Voice from within : Stop, Madam, in the name of Heaven! First Voice : What ! E fSteps upon the veranda and falls through. Porter springs upon and stabs her while Wilson pushes against a pillar, which falls, and the house colIapses.D Starbuck fwaving his daggerj: Revenge ! Sic Semper Tyrannis! All : Hurrah ! CExit Curtain.y H. L. L. 4 r 348 ,Mm mx. , .-,LA ,. .. LINCOLN . J' 7:-fhixh fr A' xgwi-C:-7' wi-' xgffli ggl r 'H if: ,JI 1'-Q-KW 91 HE A L-u in wifi? 5 H v-5' -wil' Il X THE. SIBLEYS lrnug H ' 1'1 'list of .some It g WIA 4 -S-5'-l ,ijlxzig-uEz..... . ..,. .lim of-'eflle important, l if 75'51I'13.Q'f-1'Qf'f'.i '-.' -f' . -1 ' JY, e 'Qg li., . . ,,A, --uf, 1899. MARCII APRIL 29. i X 1 M W, l uve o 7 -nn -, fcilfl. 'tif Che college gyrf' Spring term, 18995 'Fall and winter term, woo. . Baseball. Cornell, 63 I'niversity of Vir- ginia, 14. At Charlottesville, Va, . Baseball. COI'llEll,QQf52Ili Ridge,o, At Greenboro, N. C. Baseball. Cornell, I4Q Clemsen, 3. At Calhoun, S. C. . Baseball. Cornell, 21 Brooklyn, zc. At Augusta, Ga. . Baseball. COl'1lCll,IlQ Mercer, 7. .-It Macou,Ga. . Baseball. Cornell, IIQ University of Georgia, 5. At Atlanta. . Fencers' 'ltOl11'll2lll1Clli. Cornell finished Sixth. At N. Y. . Formation ofI.C.C. A. A. A. A. Sweet elected president. At New York. Baseball. Cornell, 121 Vanderbilt, 11. At Nashville. . Baseball. C01'1lCll,IIQOly1llPlCS,2. At Louisville. . Smith elected mana er of Lacrosse , . g leain. . Freshmen crew candidates cut to 24. . A. D. White Club election. Gilliam made president. . Woodford orators chosen: Allen, Everett, Lee, Richardson, Tuller, Young. . Baseball Team returns. . Woodford Club election. Whitbeck made president. . Curtis Club election. Taylor made pres- ident. Uniform managers' monogram selected. . Interclass Debate. White and Xvoodford clubs, White wins. . Baseball. Cornell, 141 Colgate, 1. At Ithaca. . Sophomore election. CORNE1,L1AN and Era editors selected. . Inter-class cross country race. Won by 1991. Berry first. . Debate Banquetg at Alberger's. . Baseball mass meeting. . Death ofE.P Robbins,graduatestudent. , '86 Memorial Speakers announced: Ets- ler, Gould, Halsey, Hanmer,Hans- ner, jones fMissj, Lowenthal, Mor- gan, Nolan, Palen, Sinallwood, Wilson. . Lacrosse. Cornell, II: Hobart, 0. At Geneva. 0 .-XPRII. MAY Baseball. Cornell, 63 Lafayette, o. At Ithaca. Princeton Handicap Games. Deming ' wins pole yault. At Princeton. First Senior singing. 1900 Law Smoker. At Dutch Kitchen. Provost, master of ceremonies. C. U. C. A. Committees announced. Baseball. Cornell, og Princeton, 3. At Princeton. Relay Race. Columbia, istg Cornell, zdg Lehigh, 3d, Lafayette, 4th, At Uni- versity of Pennsylvania. Lacrosse. Cornell, 71 Hobart. 1. Fencing. Cornell, 619Mg Syracuse, 5962. At Syracuse. Basketball. Sage, 41 Syracuse,6. At Sage. Woodford Contest. Won by H. B. Lee. New Sun Board organized. Stevens, Editor-in-Chief, Clark, Business Manager. Baseball. Cornell, 1 3 Villanova, 11. At Villanova. State Athletic Meet. Records, in pole vault, Deming, 440 yard run, Hast- ings, shot put, Lueder. Lacrosse. Cornell, 3Q Rangers, 3. At Rochester. Fencing. Cornell, 688Zg Syracuse 689. At Ithaca. Baseball. Cornell, 4, U. of P., 6. At Philadelplna. Athletic Dinner, at Dutch Kitchen. Elections to Phi Beta Kappa. Inter-class Debate. Curtis and White Clubs. Won by Curtis. Lacrosse. Cornell, 65 Columbia, o. At New York. I Sphinx Head elections announced. Lacrosse. Cor11el1,2: Crescent Athletic, 5. At Bay Ridge. First Campus meeting. Harry Taylor, Chairman. Track Meet. CO1'!1e11, SSZQ Syracuse, 485. At Syracnse. Association of QIVII Engineering elec- tion. Conkling made president. Baseball. Pennsylvania, 8, Cornell, 0. At Ithaca. , Bicycle Meet. Columbia, 153 Cornell, 8. At New York. MAY I7 19. 19. 20. 20. 24. 25. 26. 25. 26. 27. 27. 27. 29. 30. 30. 30. 31. JUNE 3 S. 5. 16. 17. 17. 19. 20. 20. 21. 22. 27. 27. 28. SEPT. 23. 26. 27. 28. 28 29. OCT. 2 3. 4 5. go. Baseball. Cornell, 185 Cascadilla, 2. At Ithaca. Quill and Dagger elections announced. Central Oratorical League Contest. Lee awarded second prize. Baseball COI'I1Sll,7Q Princeton, 5, At Percy Field. Amsler Fencing Medals Competition. Brustletein, '99, won gold medal, and Wieland, '00, the silver medal. Baseball. Cornell, 121 Syracuse, 0. At Percy Field. Third Senior Singing. Lacrosse. Cornell, .45 Toronto, 7. At Percy Field. Baseball Team leaves for Eastern trip. '86 Memorial Contest. Won by Morgan. Interscholastic Meet. Won by Syracuse High School. At Percy Field. Finals of Intercollegiate. Deming and Kinsey tie for second place in pole vault. Baseball. Cornell, 91 West Point, o. At VVest Point. Campus Meeting. Jervis Langdon, '97, presides. Second 'Varsity Crew race 1Cornell and Pennsylvanial. Won by Cornell. On Lake Cayuga. Track Meet. Cornell, 453 Princeton, 72. At Elmira Baseball. Cornell, 25 Harvard, 7. At Cambridge, Baseball. Cornell, 3, Brown, 5. At Providence. Baseball. Cornell, 7Q Michigan, 8. At Percy Field. Sigma Xi elections announced. Athletic Council Meeting. Following elections announced 1 Wright, Man- ager Baseballg Sedgwick, Manager Trackg Robbins, Manager Navy, Haines, President Interscholastic Leagueg Deming ratified as Track Captain Baseball. Cornell, 7g Michigan 10. At Ann Arbor. Baseball. Cornell, IO, Michigan, 5. At Grand Rapids. , Professor Wheeler notified of appoint- ment to Presidency of California University. Masque, The Guv'nor, at Lyceum. Class Day. Senior Ball. At Armory. Musical Club Concert. At Lyceum. '1'hi1'tV-first Commencenient, 335 grad- uated, , Four-oared race. Pennsylvania, H1'StQ Cornell, second. Freshmen Crew Race. Cornell. 9-553 Columbia, KO: Pennsylvania, 10.10. :Varsity Crew Race. Pennsylvania, 20.041 wisconsin, 20 0572 1 Cofllelly 20-131 Columbia, 20.29- Football. Cornell, 42, Colgate, 0. At Richfield Springs. Call for football men to report at Percy Field. Football- Q01-11611, 17: Syracuse, 0. At Percy Field. President's address. In Arniolff- Tennis, Beginning of Fall tournament. Freshmen Reception. Indoor Campus Meeting at Barnes. A Football, Cornell, 12: Hamilton, 0. At Percy Field. - Military drill begins. C. U. C, A, Reception at Barnes. A. D. White Club election. Massie made president. I ' Athletic Council Meeting. Following elections ratified: Bole, Captain Baseball Teanig Dalzell, Captain I OCT. BOY. Crew, Deming, Captain Track Team. Colson made Navy Advisor. Warner elected Track Manager. Prof Wheeler's resignation re- ceived, and resolutions of apprecia- tion adopted. Fencers' Club election. Yiles made president. Sophomore Athletic elections. Toohill made Class Football Captain g Tuttle Captain of Class Baseball Team. l'niversiLy Scholarship winners an- nounced XVoodford Club election. Kemp made president. Football. Cornell, 121 XVilii2llIlS, o. At Percy Field. Haughton takes charge of the football team Single Scull Race. Won by Francis. New record established. Senior election. West made president. Debate Union election. Hausner made president. Senior Law election. Fronheiser made president. k Football. Cornell, 63 Chicago, 17. At Chicago. junior class election. Ogden made president. Vpper-class men meet at library. Pla- carding of walks censured, and freshnien rules resanctioned. Baseball. Under-classsupremacy. 1902, A 51 1903. I- , Sophomore election. Shreve made pres- ident. Debate Council election. Lee made president. Freshmen Law Class organizes. 1901 Law election. Moore made presi- dent. Football. Cornell, 6g Lehigh, 0. At Percy Field. Annual Fall Track Meet. Berry breaks two-mile record. Tennis Tournament. VVagner wins final. Dunstan Society instituted. Track. Underclass supremacy. 1902, 731 1903170 , Freshman election. Shattuck made president. Edward Fairfax Berkeley, 3d, drowned, at Geneva. St, Louis Club organized. White made president, Football. Cornell, 51 Princeton, 0. At Percy Field. Mass meeting. Resolutions on Berke- ley's death adopted. Schurman Debate Club charter member competition. Football. COI'1tell, 29, Coluinbig, 0, At New York. ' Football Reception to team. Freshman Law election. Underwood made president. Football. Cornell, 5g Lafayette 6, At Percy Field ' i Last crew practice on Inlet. Football. Underclass supremacy. IQO2 ug 1903, o. ' ' Cross Countiy Championship Meet, Cornell, Yale, Pennsylvania C01- umbia, Princeton, Finish in 'order named. At Morris Park, N, y, Lewis anrives at Ithaca Football. Barnacles 3 T.S ll - p , Football Cornell Frgshineiii xg!-e1?e?m. sylvania FTCSh1Tl6ll,I7, Afphila. delphia. Cross Country Club Annual Race. Won by Berry. NOV. DEC. 1900. JAN. Glee Cluh election. Morrison made leader. W. J. Wellbrock killed at Paterson, N. J. Football. Cornell, og Pennsylvania, 29. At Philadelphia. C1'oss Country race. Cornell, 365 Yale, 19. At Ithaca. Congress Prize Debate. Won by Hausner. Football Smoker. Football election. Starbuek re-elected captain. Crew candidates report at the Gym- nasunn, 1902 Smoker. Kent, toast-master. '94 Memorial Debate. Affirmative: Cardullo, Clark, Hausner, Hawley. Negative: Nolan, McCree, Wyvell, Reynolds. Won by Hausner. Hockey Association organized. Baseball candidates called out. 'l'hirty- Five report. - Junior Class ofthe College of Civil En- gineering Banquet. 1-it Dutch Kit- Chen. Underclass Debate. Won by 1002. Clifton Beckwith Brown Memorial un- veiled in Library Hall. Class of 1903 decides to have a dry banquet Faculty Committee report in favor of Semester system. Announcement made of Saturday even- ing as Fraternity night Announcement made of gift of 580,000 for Hall of Anatomy and Physi- ology. Interclass handball match. 1900 vs. IQOI. Won by 19co. Relay Race. Cornell vs. Brown. .-lt Boston Won by Cornell. Delta Chi house burned. Coach Jennings arrives. JAN. FEB. ll.-KRCH John F. Lonergan dies as result of injuries received in Delta Chi fire. Relay Race. Cornell vs. Columbia. At Boston. VVon by Cornell. Masque, Hamlet and Company at the Lyceum. Sophomore Cotilion. At the Lyceum. Junior Week Concert. Junior Promenade. In the Armory. Relay Race. Won by Princeton: Cor- nell, second 5 New York University, third. At New York. Second Underclass Debate. Won by 1902. Sage Basketball. IQOI vs. 1903. Won by 1901. Freshman Banquet. At New Ithaca. Ryon, toastmaster. 1900 Law Smoker. In Dutch Kitchen, Provost, toastmaster. Cornell Congress Prize Declamation Contest. Won by Mosher. Struven and Stedman asphyxiated at Buffalo. Sage Basketball. IQOO vs. 1902. Won by 19oo. Annual Boxing and VVrestling Meet. Committee appointed to compile Uni- versity song book. Niles made chairman. - Junior Smoker. Francis, master of ceremonies. Fencing. Cornell vs. Columbia. Won by Cornell. At New York. Winter Indoor Meet. World's indoor record in 30 yard high hurdles equaled by Xvilson Sage Basketball. Championship won by 1900. Senior Banquet. In Dutch Kitchen. Kendall, toastniaster. Faculty recommends that Semester system be adopted. Baseball Team leaves for Southern trip. CAMPUS IN l879. 2 A AWARDS' 'HARQLD ' LEWLS 'LEVPP ' - COMPETIT ION: -EDWARD-f-.PLSEL-HQQREARY - LITERARY- PRIZE. - UKRTIST I C ' .R - JAPLDRE- SI'l1T1:'l.' - co1'xPET1'1j1o1-L-' ' - T-BRQHTE-E VERNAFL- - 1-WPRIZE - an cowa- - ALBERT - ITGARRET5 Oli- ' aw-PRLZE - 353 l 35,2 Sl W4 E 415551 A 12131 is? 1 is I! in 1' 2 'Yi Wg, ON, ENT via' HG' ff' 4?1H'+'81 JJA is 'rum -I-,yea -till trnvliiiiv vii, I , .--- , ' -Q 1 ' 1 . . ., ,-,,.- . -.W .-K , -- ' 4 -1' ' ' . . ' C ' 1 ' 1 'v 7 I J 7 'Y '- 4' 1 - sip: - -, f A Q- - ' Wi ff ' - ' . 42..,.,,-.1.,. -H , n-x..i :,.s,,..1'.-:.....,. 1. 2' we . . L 1 .: - . -, ' 07 - .l f , , f, e- fu :Mull -9 If 7 .5 ji-5 -' -3 P ' 1- .'J: s . 1: 279- '. 'r r 7 ? ' la y , , .. 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College of Forestry, . Library Staff, . Other Oilicers, Sage Preachers, . Special Lecturers, . Fellows and Scholars, . . - University Undergraduate Scholars Graduate Students, . . - 'oo Class Oflicers, Seniors, . . '01 Class Officers, juniors, . . ,O2 Class Officers. '03 Class Officers, General Summary, IN MEMORIAM, . . FRATERNITIES, 354 PAGE- 5 5 6 Q . IO I2 22 25 26 27 30 .53 34 45 46 48 50 52 55 58 60 77 78 103 104 125 127 128 130 I3I CLUBS, . . . ATHLETICS, . . Athletic Council, Crew, . . Football, Baseball, Track, . . Class Teams, Cross Country, Lacrosse, . Wearers of the C., Fencing, . Tennis, . MISCELLANEOUS, . PUBLICATIONS, . LITERARY, . . STUDENTS, CALENDAR, AWARDS, . . CONTENTS, FINIS, . 733 A 3. V 1 ' PAGE. 2o7 245 249 2 5 I 256 258 260 263 268 270 272 277 280 281 291 301 350 353 354 356 x CAMPUS IN 1899. 355 f 'f ear fp, -:E u:.r--',g- ,-- :fi ' .sf f q Y vx J gf: uf 1 1 1. QE v i W K x gi -up-fl: tg .r S ' Q I , Um Qiis , 1 55' H1 Q Y. sid :far .. 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Valises, Kit Bags, Shirt Cases, Caddy Bags, Luncheon and Tea Baskets, Holster Cases, Riding Whips, Crops, Twigs, etc. Liveries for Carriage, House or Club-Special designs for private Automobiles. EVERYTHING USUAI. IN FURNISHINGS- MUCH UNUSUAL----' 'Z These are simply selections-our booklet mentions all and illustrates many. A ' 2 .-A TIFFANY 8a CO. Union Square ...New York Manufacturers of Cutters of JEWELRY DIAMONDS and SILVER WARE 8 PRECIOUS STONES PLATED WARE I Imvoffeff of WATCHES ? DIAMONDS CLOCKS 8 PRECIOUS STONES CLOCKS, BRONZES LEATHER GOODS PORCELAINS and STATIONERY GLASS Silver Ware and Plated Ware Factories FOREST HILL, NEWARK, N. I. PAR IS LONDON Avenue de L'Opera 36 Bis 221 and 221A Regent St., W. CHRONOLOGY 1837 TIFFANY 81: YOUNG, 259 Broadway, New York 1841 TIFFANY, YOUNG 8: ELLIS, 259-260 Broadway, New York -TT 1847 TIFFANY, YOUNG 8: ELLIS, 721 Broadway, New York 11- 1850 TIFFANY, REED 85 CO., Paris, France 1853-4 TIFFANY 85 CO., 550 Broadway, New York 1861 TIFFANY 8: CO., 550-552 Broadway, New York 1868 TIFFANY 86 CO., London, England 1870-1900 TIFFANY 8: CO., Union Square, New York HYQMEI Antiseptic Soap MADE PROM FRESH GREEN I,IiAVIiS UE THE TASIIANIAN BLUE GUM TREE 'mrs MOST PERFECT TOILET SOAP EVER KNOWN. so1.D sv ALL nnuc-:G1s'rs, on SENT sy Mau.. PRICE 25 cfs. HVQMRETBALM A WONDERFUL HEALEIR. I CURES SPRAINS, BRUISES, UU-IS, SADDLE SUITES, SORE IVIUSCLES, 620. IN UNE NIGHT. Price, 25 cts The R. T. BOOTH CO. ITHACA, N.Y. A k?4P'Pffwy I gkfgfg' Gem, 'V THE STRONGEST AND BEST PAPER 51 W A xy A .- Y ,I x AE 413,33 if A I A, W ,A Q A 'mf' gm ' Af I 4 Q' ff 3 rw , 1- 4,15 ,QW + I QI Pg., y mf, WH , fy YP? Nd BJ fx- 115- 1 4 755 E X uf Y 'ff A I V? fix. L O 'Q' e 1 fodzwo .A I xv Flour and Cement Sacks FROM TI-IE RAW M PER TO TI-I FINISHED AND PRINTED SAOKS. ' ATERIAL TI-IAT MAKES TI-IE PA WHERE THEY ARE MADE. PLANT OF THE ADAMS LBAG COMPANY, MANUFACTURERS OF I ALL MANILLA ROPE PAPER OF GREAT STRE NGTH, PAPER FLou R sAcKs, PAPER CEMENT sAcKs. COTTON SACKS, 'rws N E, ac. Paper Mill and Factories, Chagrin Falls, Ohio. ,:. - O F F I C 11, S, , fmgg W OAXTON BUILDING, OLEVELAND, OI-IIO. ' 'ffL 'I 5 E 4444444444444444444444444444444t 44 4 4 4 4 + 4 1 After consulting forty of the most eminently success- ful business and professional men in the United States, 4 4 I B t Rev. Dr. Townsend proved that the one thing essential I u I to success is a proper regard of TIME. + 1, 4 4 4 - D 5 I I Pllllcllldllw Ill Business 444444 444444 4 Id 9. can only be obtained by carrying a Standard THQSESIZLY WATCH. t444444444444444444444 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 . 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I 4444444444444444444444 We are engaged in the sale of Thoroughly Reliable Un d Watches at surprisingly low prices. We would like to correspond with you. SOLD EVERYWHERE THE WEDIJ ll Ball UU., co Susiiiiiaazfm, CLEVELAND, 0. ORGANlZED 1886 .44- ST 090 TFO B .gs gl' -B RD, UQ6 f vig!! . Q ONANILTNS Thorough Inspections .... And Insurance against Loss or Damage to Property and Loss of Life and Injury to Persons caused by ...Steam Boiler Explosions. J' M- ALLEN, President. F. B. ALLEN, zd Vice:President. W- B- FRANKLIN, Vice:President. J. B. PIERCE, Secretary and Treasurer 6 35 Q GX? me ?2?2?2 gfii'-?3?3?3?3'6x?53'333'333??3??33??-3 ?F?'3'?3?3???g Sli. Paul 3 4 'f 'T' . 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Salaries twice as much as private firms for the same kmd of work. The hours of labor are short, duties light, positions for life. Take our course of study and we guarantee that you will pass the Civil Service Examinations. VVrite, mclosmg stamp for our catalogue describing course, to BUREAU OF CIVIL SERVICE INSTRUCTION, wAsr1 NGTON, D. c. FORES-I-Qu-Y E. N. CQRBIN, Hatter Steam Laundr . yi Best Line of TRAYELING GOODS in the City 209 N. AURORA STREET, ml SPRAGUE BLOCPC, ITHACA, N. Y. ITHACA, N. Y. IO CQQQQSIWWO QQQQQQIWOCQQQQQQQQQQQQQQQSQQQQQQQQQ lil. fl U l ' I ss9T ss. 3 , x + 5 S S T f O ii 5 li. X X 1 , 3' 5 X X 'E 3 X X I jg XX x fyv 'i V-'l .1 1 .'.'. f' 'ff Y' ---'---iiniv , ,,',2 i N X sf,JJJ7,,fJ 3 A is mf, - 'iff . F .. , ,. E' ts E R, ff V X, E- E v,, ix-Tix' V :A ' f, iff f X Tx :kb ' , . . 7 3, KC Q9 ,J Wm Q Q ' r' QE? - 2 ' kv NEWRET-lllllESTER NQ5S7AX292 WITH 991'-Bl-OBE GW Rochester stamped on a lamp indicates the highest pinnacle of lamp good- ness yet attained. It may be possible to make a better lamp, but the way to do it has not yet been found. When it is, the NEW ROCHESTER will be made that way, you may be sure. amp .. that may be offered you as just as good or same as l' the New Rochester, thereby confess their inferiority. The man who looks like Dewey does not always possess those qualities that made the Admiral famous. Therefore, insist on seeing the NEW ROCHES- TER STAMP when you buy. If dealers cannot supplyhwrite us for descriptive circular. HE 0cHEsTER AMP C0 38 Park Place and 33 Barclay Street, - NEW YORK. QOQQQQQQWOUWWSQOSQQQQCQWWQOOUQOSQOQQQSOQQSQ - o O Cornellis Swellest Q Q DFGSSGYS Q ff Q '-2 Q 1 WEAR Hi: CLOTHES , MADE sv W, HARVEY L. REED 1 .Jmporting Tailor.. iii i OF e i C f .-WHY .390 Bond Street Hi: 5 lD0N'T i you ..Cleveland gig ml .ng fi ff. 0, ' 5 ,ef ' 4 .llllllllllllllllllllll-lllllllllllllIIllllll-ll HOLLA HOUSE Fifth AVC. and Thirtieth St. NEW YORK. E ii f l fm? gf ff 5, 15 H,i.'i ,. -. riiillilv, ' 4. ST' -., .. 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KENNEDY 6: TIERNEY, Proprietors. coLLiNs, HERRON se vokriis X , ollege Shoes... X X HI RQGSOIIGIJIQ PYTCQS Fine Goods a Specialty-l.4 EAST STATE STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. J. H.VAIIs Sc CO. 5 E. Seventeenth St. NEYV YORK. fx v. e. 1: e J . X ' .. E1 MEDICAL PUBLISHERS ,S X 5 + 24 BOOKSELLERS Ann ,f2f.:, 'gQ,5' ' ' 1' A I --' 5 -- 1 IMPORTERS.. . l Books sent to any part of the world by Mail or Express. A C is valuable in proportion to its infiugnceh If it merely hears of va- cancies and tells is something, you about them, but if it is asked to recommend a teacher and recom- Ee?.d5..YOur52i5 RECOMMENDS. C. W. BARDEEN, Syracuse, N. Y. Tap stry Paintings 2000 Tapestry Paintings to choose from. 30 Artists employed, including Gold Nledalists of the Paris Salon. lYlIen in New York clon't fail to call and see these Paintings. You will be welcomed. Make this place 21 point of Interest. lVe rent Tapestry Paintings. A SEND 25 crs. FOR COMPENDIUM OF 140 Srunlss. Elrtisttc 113 me Eecorations. 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Pittsburg, Pa. Toronto, Can. Denver, Col. New York, N.Y. San Francisco, Cal. St. Louis, Mo. There are thousands of positions to be filled soon. Wfe had over 8000 vacancies last season. ,Unsurpass-ecl facilities for placing teachers in any part of the U-nitedT'Sta-tes or Canada. olvs FEE REGISTERS nv NINE oFF1cEs. ' Inclose Stamp. Address all Applications ' to Washlngtoll, D.C. 1 6 ' WQRLD NO TRU, 166 Lllf vb SEASON woo S 7s S P, Opens with sailing from Buffalo, June I2th., X from Duluth, June 16th. Semi-weekly sailings S thereafter throughout she season, every Tuesday and Friday from Buffalo, and every Saturday and Tuesday from Duluth. The Palatial Passenger Steamships, North West and North Land, make regular landings between Buffalo and Duluth at Cleveland, Detroit, Mackinac Island 0 and Sault Ste Marie .'. .'. .'. .'. .'. 6 ern Steamshw C0 For information Address w. c. FARRINGTON STEWART MURRAY wc!-PRE5,D5Nr GEN. FREIGHT AND PAss. AQEN-r . BUFFALO, N. 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Physician and Surgeon, Ofiice, Corner Opposite Post Ofiice. jg to IO A. AI. Residence, 506 E. Seneca St. HOURS: A 2 to4 P. M. I7 to 8 P. M. Telephone at Office and Residence- W. H. LOCKERBY, M. D. SPECIALTIESZ EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT, AND INTU BATION OF THE LARYNX. OrIice, 126 E. Seneca St., opp. Savings Bank. Io 1012 A. M. HOURS: 2to4 P. M. TELE1-I-IoNE 162. V 7 to S P. M. CHAUNCEY P. BIGGS, M. D. Office, Ithaca Trust Co. Building fsecond floorjg Residence, No. IIT E. Buffalo Street. , Week days, 8 to to A. M., 4 to 8 P. M. OFFICE HOIJRS' iSll!lfI2lk'5, 4 to 5 P. AI. 'IQELEPHONE Dr. DAVID WHITE, Office, 56 East State Street, Residence, 201 Prospect Street. HoURS: 1.30 to 3, and 7 to 8 P. M. Dr. LUZERNE COVILLE, 514 E. BUEifAI.o STREET. JOHN WINSLOW, M. D. N. VV. Corner East Seneca and Quarry Streets, One block from Cars at Eddy Street, State Street, or Stewart Avenue. ALWAYS OPEN. 8 A. M. REGULAR HOURS: I2 to 4 P. M. TELEPHONE. 6 to 7.30 P. M. E. H. KYLE, M. D. PIWSICIZI1 and SUYQQOII, Office and Residence, No. 20-I N. Geneva Street, Dr. ANDREW B. EADIE, homeopathic Physician, ELECTRICAL TREATMENT OF NERVOUS DISEASES Office, T24 E. State Street: ITHACA. , .. gm IDA M Residence, 211 N. Aurora Street. ' ' Communicate to IO A M, ' . 'I 't P. INI. 1 9 ' OFFKF Homib itg fi P. M. bb' 'lelepholle OFFICE HOURS: 2 to Q P M. TELEPHONE, 6 to P. INT. DENTISTS' DIRECTORY. Drs. I. B. 8a F. B. HOWE, I and 11 Bates Block, Aurora St. ITI-IACA, N. Y. Telephone No. 18 B. I W. E. HOUSE, Dentist, Over 28 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. Preservation of the Natural Teeth a Specialty. H. B. HAMILTON, V DQIIIISY, I 73 East State Street. , HOURS: 9 to 12, 1.30 to 5. Dr. G, W. I-IOYSRADT, 1 ' Dentist, I Dr. C. J. McCLURE, Ofiice Room and Residence, North Cayuga Street, Opposite Clinton House, Dentist. ITHACA, N. Y. OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 12. 1130 to 5- FIRST CLASS XVORK AND BIATERIALS. . Opposite New Ithaca Hotel, 214 E, State Street' OFFICE HOURS: 9 to I2 and 1 to 5, 21 E t bl h d 1841. lncorpo t d 888 THE W. BINOHANI CO. WHOLESALE DEALERS IN - 9 N1GmQfk2u1v.HQPM1'e WI TIUPEFSECIS IMPORTED HND AMERICAN CUTLERT. SUPPLIES. l42, I44, I46, I48 and I50 Water Streetg 97 and 99 Superior Street, CLEVELAND, OHIO. Practical Experience and Close Attention to Details ACCOUNTS FOR THE SUCCESS OF THE FRF! FIN mpg A mn - -. ' .55-.I I f '- ,fr wiv: 1525? f YT ff I 1i'L..j ' f T . ':Ti':ff'iiiU, -' 1121+ ,....r3..,,m, u.zv:Lnuo1'w1s1'nnu.Lco. ,ff RX, - f if -fm 3MII1iiI,,L QE:4l..evg1-masons: -' i gf 'Q-Qs' :Qff E,. 1-:S V V xii ' ' -X QH'XIHiI1Ii'W f f .--if ---- -- -f 3 5727 in Esqiglkr si-fi.. 1 Twist Drill Company. N Y K STORES 99 READE ST. OFFICE AND FACTORY: CLEV L N OHIO E. G. SO LTIXAAN N, 119 Fulton Street. - - NEVV YORK. V INIPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF DRAWING MATE RIALS. ARCHITECTS' AND -Elf BLUE PRINT ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES PAPER AND CLOTH Pittsburg and Allegheny Kindergarten Cnllege. ELIGFIEITEEE YEAR. GEORGIA ALLISON, superintendent. ELIZABETH CULP, Principal NORMAL COURSE OF TWO YEARSg ALSO POST GRADUATE COURSE AND MOTHER'S DEPARTMENT. S LECTURERS. Miss Susan E. Blow Mrs. Pinna B. Comstock Prof. D. I. Snider Prof. John Dewey M155 Mathildai Schlegel I Prof. John Brashear Dr. G. Stanley Hall Mr. Hamilton W. Mabie All positions in the Public School Kindergartens of' Pittsburg and Allegheny, and surrounding towns, are supplied with teachers, and supervised by this college. There is a constant demand for well educated and well trained KINDERGARTN ERS, for TRAINING TEACHERS, TEACHERS OF CHILDREN, CHIL4 DREN'S DEPARTMENTS OF LIBRARIES, and similar positions requiring a knowledge of, and experience with children. Z L scHoLARsH1Ps. The Biennial Scholarship given by the Association will be awarded to the College Graduate showing the highest qualifications as a Kindergartner. For Catalogue, address, .MISS L. MACFARLANE, Secretary, 3439 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa 23 V NX L400 y oga-Elifqlvow Q S KEGSZQBOTTLES E5 T su alllfa Gill? 0, 510 Q, ' HEM AvARxb' . - - PALE 3. sTocK Y: Q39 LAGER. ig? FSTERXX- STEWART C91 COLLINS, ITHACA AGENTS, 16 SOUTH AURORA STREET . . O0O!co eO9O 0 ll Il XXI l rows cold. thy Ere still wax W1 f ' ds are Bed. thy presence l If tl if ll though purse be bare, T . I smoke and cast away all care! Griglnal Shapes and Ideas From German Smokfug Song. ,wLCollege, Class or Fraternity Emblems Infhe ' - .T A I Smoking is like love, , Guaranteed I after the blaze comes If A, Lf ' - contentment' PLEASED TO susn T SAMPLES. .l.V of X, -'-1 A OUR LATEST POINTER HAILED FREE ' V ON REQUEST. 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ALBANY N Y 4 ITHACA,NX PHOTOGRAPHER TO CLASSES OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY, X CORNELL LFIW SCHOOL, ITI'IfICfI HICII-I SCHOOL- H3 I WELLS COLLECIE. Z FRATERNITY AND CLASS WORK A SPECIALTY. +?++i++i+ WRITE EOR ESTIIVIIITES. C. R. ROWE5, Pnotoonflrl-len. '27 The Depe S ndieate Presents a SAFE AND CONVENIENT PLAN for the accumu- lation of a COMPETENCY by SYSTEMATIC SAVING. Six per cent. is paid on investments in, The DEPEW SYNDICATE PREFERRED CERTIFICATES, Guaranteed by a Responsible Corporation and Secured by Real Estate located at BUFFALO, and at DEPEW, N. Y. Certificates are issued in multiples of 5100, and may be paid for in Full or in Annual or in Monthly Installnients. 1 For Illustrated Circulars containing full particulars, address- JCJHN M. CHASE,Pres1deuI, NEVV YORK. 28 BANQUET NIENUS, ORDERS PROGRAMS STUDENT WORK A SPECIALTY FXLLEN L. SMITH V' SEND ' ' WALL 86 SON Fox Kegpiwgim O BBY SHOES. Q Catalogue on application. Bates BIOCIC7 Ithaca. POLEGHONIC iI'gIX'EEFT3iHIS SEASONS WALL 81. SON, THE FINEST CARD ENGRAVIXG ANID DIE STAMPING IN THE UU ITHACA, N. Y. A. E. BINGI-IAM, C. A. MARSH, J l'5'II'dE7Zf nm! Yrcnxzu 41 VER-Prexz'a'fn! and .sfflfflllj THE MARSH za INGHAM GQ. Pine and Oak Timber, Ties and Piling. CHICAGO. Mill and Yard, OFFICE, 37th and Iron Streets 1415 OLD COLONY BUILDING Tel. Yards 620 TEL. HAR. 4701 29 All the Latest Pads, New and Up-to-Date oooINob0 IVIEN'S FURNISHINGS. FCQQQQWWSOQQQOOQG swvvsyvvvs , fsvvvs Foreign and Domestic . . .WGOLENS . . . QUWWS '9QfSfSfU'Si'S'lfS BER TEI 'Sfifirifivififlfi-'Sf 'SQQIO S- Confined Styles for FINE TAILORING 11811105- CQQQSWQWSQ E THE CORNELL ......... TAILOR AND HABERDASHER, 142 East State Street, ITHACA, N. Y 3 Well Drilling Machinery a,ndTnnls PORTABLE OR STATIONARY WITH OR WITHOUT POWER For Drilling Wells to any Depth For any Purpose HANUFACTURIZD BY XAflLLlAlXAS EIRDCJTI-IEIQS, State, Corn and Seneca Streets, +.lTHACA, N. Y lil-ill 2325222 Cascadilla e German Steins Plrarmacy il M Rankilfs Ohina Store 88 EDDY STREET. WHITE 85BURD1CKf Cornell Speqialties. AGENTS F012 THE Celebrated G. F. B. Pipes. ANATOMICAL . ie SUPPLIES Q EG BERT 8 MERRILL 31 The Old Reliable Parker! ALWAYS WINS ON ITS MERITS. Its records for the season of 1899, in all leading tournaments, has never been equalled for phenomenal shooting. Scores ranging from 92 54, to 992W made by Amateurs shooting the PARKER GUN have been frequent. , Y - X 1. Q5 N1 ' .f:3' ZX 3 X ,,,,, ' 4 A I ' VV,,V,V, ' N ' f ' W-,llgzi ' 'Y A.. ii - E .- A I . , , , e ,t -.-.., t o ftD ': Ss . ' so OL'--I-Wm-we-C1-f-if Tg -Q Insist upon your dealer supplying a genuine PARKER BROS. GUN. L Don't be deceived by the statement that any other make is as good. 'a- X I PAR E BRCJS. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. New York Salesroom, 96 Chambers Street. Eastern Teachers' Agen . E. F. FOSTER, Manager. 50 Brorrmfield Street. ---- - Boston, NISSS. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. N L14 CHRISTIANCE 6: DOFFLEMYER, 216 E. STATE STREET, Opposite New Ithaca Hotel. Art Store. .- AE DRUGS, TOILET FXKTICLES, FRHIVIING fl SPECIHLTY. STUDENT SUPPLIES. OSBORN BLOCK, 6 tu 1 Q East State Strzzt. wtf' ez 8 an 195' . 3 2 KE FFEL 8a ESSER CO. CHICAGO, NEWV YORK, ST. LOUIS, HII Madison Street. 127 Fulton Street. 708 Locust Street DR I G NI TERIALS, Mathematical and Surveying Instruments. MQM90 PARAGON DRAWING Of Rolled German Sllver, with Essefs Pateflf PIVOY I01U'f- Uflexcelled ln Qual' '4.': '- . ity workmanshi p, and finish. ' ,,,,, I ,.', 5 'I ' N S T R U Nl E N T S The best German Silver Instruments- - ': -x ' ' ' o ' I' at moderate prices. F . 2 ....-..L.- - - -LE---..-..-----TTi.-- -- 7 H - - - 1'7F.3 ?l52L 'El'2111'J -E '-5 '- . : I .- --,-,-----F-,-,Qu it ------,i,iT--....---T-i1.T--- in-pg ::l.------ 2.-- -- g i - ----EEE E -: :: :::::::::::::eEi e iiiii? LE 5'g:' 'EMW' ' 1 z a Q s A e s Krux1n.i.eurnca,:-if U t 4 s 5 1 e 2 We beg to call special attention to our Patent Adjustable Slide Rules. This new Slide Rule embodies a notable improvement, which will be appreciated by all. One of the guidepieces for the slide is connected with the stock by three Screws. passing through oblong holes in the stock, thus admitting of adjustment, When the slide works too hard or too loose, the screws are loosened and the guide piece adjusted to the right pressure, then the screws are tightened again. The Slide Rule may thus be kept in perfect working order for an unlimited time. Our cornplete illustrated Catalogue will be mailed on application. 33 CLEVELAND The Standard Tool Co. TWIST DRILLS, REAMEFIS CHUCKS, MILLING CUTTERS. TAPS, SPRING COTTERS, FLAT SPRING AND RIVETED KEYS. --W - Y ' ' 'K'Y 'Tt -iff.-' '-- -'- - I-1 ., . - I ,fn , . ,- ,, X IW- ' ff Lx' il TW: ' 1'-I-. 5 'iw-3 '-f.- I , , I ,II IIIIIfIII , III A' - III, QI, I, WM. fa.: I , e ,IQ ,- IH I IIII I., .I . '-if --- , ,, Ni K Fi IIIIIIII-II. . Y? Q-,g , .I . If, fait- M1-.WH I III. . . II , N S I E Q -,I . AVLV A ,, III- , , M B .. :M . H i n ,I Some Convenient Tools of STANDARD Make I I ,.., K no Y + N' um ' I Y I Nw I CO . l 'II I :I I ' Y - .I- . I 'TY I fII.II 3' , - . I. ,W I .I -:amd-F Ifl2,...,:efI-ff---. W ' -, 1I.T1i,I yo, I ,, f , . I . I I I. . II I,I,.IIIm5 I , .I . I IIIrI.I2I'e' ' I A'-,I -I .I K. 15-ig? . I '-V I If ' ' 'Z' ' gl i!! Il 6' m LONDON: C. W. Burton, Griffiths 6: Co. PARIS: Burton Fils, 68 Rue des Flarais. I Il LEIPZIG: Flax me er. RONSDORF: Carl Blombach, ST. PETERSBURG: Wossidlo 6: Co. YOKOHAIVIA: F. W. Horne. If, , cn, 'I ' ,IQ ' ' 'IIE I, I I I- ll T If ' 'I I ' I Sl' I I ,I I II I I I I I II I I Il I I 'J .I I I Nl l I xv I ' I ri It ly he I X W I' NI ! II I Nl I 'N I II I I III I , I I I, III I ' me X NIJ I IE I I 4 If New Y0l'k: 94 Reade St, Illustrated Catalogue . . . . on Application 1 1 f If H EFFIIEY AL UN N - A I kI -l-l .-I -I RUHETISlBiyiI1tIlRwClEilCl1HIllS X Y ' X I I I I I 'N L ELEVWNG I I ll I I-I n IIIcoNvEvINn I I f I MACHINERY I f I le 55 gi. VN IIN IIIIIII II 'lll IIII' 60011 COUKING APPEALS I Il J to every tl'9fV6lSl'-. Cjxwrclgefglirs COAL MINING MACHINERY. IJ II glieflgiilg NRI-21IIItQ2I2f?fIQI in I, iulel our servlce equals the , K K ,lgne Cvl'?lI'lCl.Fl1IlOl1 Hotel IZ I F I 'I ,lhhhb Q 'dw du-ectly 0131335116 Athe Cgrfmncl ,I Nha-I Iifhijn joruoryrauc' Iii NI --- 'mu a .C I ion S K Q- ,, gig 233523512-DLE ' gv13lo11'talqleT holneilikle S ' I OI -' ce':t '1 .. THEJEFFHEYMFMD. 4' 'I L c0IlIII1IIlIS,0hI0- ' N KAY 1Qate5,S12.d21y2111dl1DW21I'dS 1 I t, A E he V USN x. Xglfxi NITZE'S CYSTOSCOPE, - S35.00 With cords and extra lamp in case. I if - ,:,: A Q X-EXW xr, P I in ,Ah T-fe 35, 141 5 ii l V A M E fggigl.- - 4 Y fr I BATTERY OF 6 CELLS, 55.00. An ' ESTABLISHED 1875. efffes h. -f TG HEART EQ' QE Im . 0 Surgical Instruments, T f -'- ' J GL TRUSSES, BANDAGES ana Q ' ORTHOPAEDIC APPLIANCES. I8 Bible House, Third Avenue, between Eighth and Ninth Streets, y NEW YORK. lm I, QUOTATIONS 1Nvl'rED. ,259 '+A my RUBBER STAMP S'1:',zv:ng1:'f::,'::'.,':,fg 'S 51.50. 35 TheC0fUfB00lf5l0f 5 3 are daily receivers of all new publications, f and carry all text and reference books re- quired for University work. KODAKS, FILMS, MOUNTS. WATERMAN FOUNTAIN PENS AGENTS FOR THE CIZLEISRATED A L L E G R ETTI . EDDY ST.-TWO STORES-STATE ST. S ...S . Y. .--S , l NEWMAN 81 BLOOD, ww ATTORNEYS AND N , X ,MGA my ,. cou NSELO RS AT LAW, R ll SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, E jf IA' Q X ' ' ll 'I l ' ITHACA, N. Y. ! II: l p . I-I--Af..-'I Q I---A---,:' ,yi 5A A., , 1 gc JARED T. NEWNIAN. ,Af.Q ffJ'gifW- .A 5 Si., ,-in CHARLES H. BLOOD 1 ' ' 'filwiili' K A St ,T ..-.. ft ..-.-. NSXMN: Q 1 I HENRY H.ANGEL.L QZQEJQQF cI.uB, COLLEGE AND CLASS PINS AND RINGS 4 EA STN Aw' STAT E ST' ITHACA. NX . if ,Q JEW5F'?Y..i?3'l3ffQE TIIIIJOYWCI alla DOIIIQSUC novelties Ill 'l Y -. - .-.AMA -4 Y , jf! I - FUWIS mgs n Q f,.X. 5 W Q53 e..1 gTx7x iifl V A ' u S SFYNEDALSTJSNEL fSADiiSigIiiPSF:il2Ili1'i2llaiezizS 8. Pass ENTATIONS. Makers of Cornell University Medical Pins. 36 A LONG LESSON WELL IJEARNED. - ' l1 '4- '. I f' 'L- 1, Vf-i j - ' w if I can 073101, ' II I ' I I I I III 1 IL G IIIIIII . A ,f in Q AIIW . THF EXPI RII IXCF OIR A QLARTER OF A CENTUI X HAS TAUGHT TI-IE MAI ERS OF THE Elwmczrom Tvpawrglrerz HOVV TO PRODUCE THE MOST DURABLE, RELIABLE, AND GENERALLY EFFICIENT WRITING MACHINE. V THE E. G. VVYCKOFF CO. - X1QgeRoff's Pbonograpbic Insfifufe A SCHOOL OF SHORT-HAND AND TYPE-WRITING. TI'IIf5IS WRITING FI SIDECIIEILTY. Mrs. IVI. 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I-IIZAIJQUARTIERS POR SONGS 0 MARCHES x MUSIC C0llPl,E'l'E LINE Ol: 'l'I'IE FINEST IVIFINDDLIIXIS, GUITFIRS, EFINJOS FIND VIOLINS. ' STRINGS AND SUPPLIES FOR ALL INSTRUMENTS. E TUNING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY. SHEET MUSIC AT HALF PRICE. FQQQQCSIWSQQQQQQQIO OQQQQQQQQWWSQSCOWWOQ is all you get every meal your cook pre- pares from our Good Groceries. Xkfe sell no cheap, inferior goods, but sell PURE FOOD Groceries cheap. Houselceepers, Caterers, Club and Fraternity Stewards know us for 0 reliability. WE OFFER YOU THE BEST FOOD PRODUCTS THE MARKETS CF THE WORLD FURNISHES AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD. BRQUGHAM BROTHERS, ' 117 South Cayuga Street, ----- Ithaca, N.Y. GCSQQQQQQQSKWOWWG1 'SfQf'SfQrSfSifSfSfS'SfSfQfS1fSfSfS1fSfS,'9 1'SfSfS-J Telephone 4146 Cortlandt. United States Hotel, F ar Rockaway. E CD Gr EI E. S ' LADIES AND GENTS' Cafe and Restaurant 9 Table cl'Hote dup-stairs! from 4 to 7 lo. m., 50 cts. IIIIIJOYIQI' Gf HIQS, Tilt? wIll2S, lIiqllOl'S illltl QIQZIYS, JOHN J. 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Have 5lIU different wall haugings with draperies specially made at our Broornhead Mills, Paterson, N. J., to match. We have draperies to match all wall papers from 15 cents a yard. -This is a very impor- p Q tant feature to attain the acme ot' artistic excellence in decoration, No matter how much or how little you want to spend, you must have have harmony of form and color- ings. 'Write us for samples. Special Silk Draperies at our Broomhead Mills, Paterson, N. ji Encourage Home Industry. VVrite us for samples. i Upon receipt of Rl Mr. Douthitt will answer any question of interior v ce. decorations color-harmony and harmony of fOl H1,I'l3.l'111Olly of wall cover ings, carpets, curtains, tiles, furniture, gas fixtures, etc. 'lr , D The art book of the century. 200 royal quarto pages. filled ec o with full-page coloredjllustrations of modern home interiors and studies. .Price If yo uwant to be up in decoration, Send S2 for this book 3 worth 350. OECORATION OE BACHELOR AND COLLEGE ROOMS GIVEN PARTICULAR ATTENTION CHARGES NODERATE. .IGH F. DO THITT, '3'Sliif33eT55.iSSZiy, 286 FIFTH AVENUE, near 30th Street, NEW YORK- 46 OQQQQQQIUQQKSIUGG- QQSQQ O HE BEST TONIC . For that tired rider who has lost interest in the ordinary Safety is to get a Q Pierce CW11FI'8.m6dUh3lI1lBSS 9 As the old ordinary was replaced by the Safety and as the Solid Tire was replaced by the Pneumatic, so the Chain Wheels of to-day are being discarded by many for the newer Chainless, and the Rigid Frames are being exchanged for the Cushion Frames. MANUFACTURED BY THE GEORGE N. PIERCE CO. BUP'B'ALO, lN'. Y. Wt.. A complete line of PIERCE BICYCLES constantly on hand at t F. A. McCLUNE'S, A 206 S. Cayuga Street, Telephone 233 F. 1--7-' N. IVIQGLUNE BIGYGLES. O'SfSrS'O1fS!Sf0ifSrSfO 9- -Q QQWQOOWOQWWSO 47 SCI-IAFFER 8a BUDENBERG, lhe Improved lhompoon Steam lngine Indieolor, ADAPTED FOR ALL PURPOSES. Pres ure Gou es tor all purposes. 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