Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 476 of the 1901 volume:

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PATTERSO R NI umgcr, Itl Y X P 'Co professor Henry Morse Stephens 'Let us now praise famous n1en,' Men of little showing- For their work eontinueth, Hnd their worh eontinueth, Greater than their knowing. 5 I A 1. 2 W . - GREETING. Qjhdxxiw- 'CBIS partial record of a College Year, with all its happenings, triumphs and defeats, Friends made, work done, obstacles overcome, we offer, that the Glorld may understand. For those who may shall read between the lines Hnd find a deeper meaning in this Boohg For Victory hath led to great Gndeavor, Defeat hath ever led to fresh Gndeavor, Hnd all Gndeavor, so that it be true, Bath honored, and is honored of, CORNGLL. 'Chis, then, the hidden lesson of this Book- 'Chat all within doth fitly honor l5er. Such victories, place laurels on Iier brow, Hnd such defeats honor like victoriesg Hnd in such records as this year may show Is found the greater glory oF CORNELL. :-'1 '-, EVNIVERSITY CALENDARE '-7 . af? ,-' .- ' Y -Eh '53 .ld I .J ,, ,2 4 -5- 1 - A -, Sept. 18, Sept. 25, Sept. 26, Sept. 27, Sept. 28, Oct. 2, Oct. 15, Nov. 29, Dec. 22, Jan. 3, Jan. Io, Jan. 11, Feb. 1, Feb. 4, Feb. 22, Ma1'ch22, April 5, April 16, May 3, May 24, MaY 30, June 5, June 13, ...- 1fit'Sf U6l3I1ls:1900:1901. Tuesday, Entrance Examinations begin. Tuesday, Academic Year begins. 'Matriculation of new students. Uni- versity Scholarship Examinations begin. VVednesday, IX'Iatriculation of new students. Thursday, Registration of matriculated students. Friday, Instruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca. President's annual address to the students at I2 M. Tuesday, Registration of students in the 1NIedical College in New York City. Monday, Latest date for announcing subjects of Theses for A.B. and D.V.M. Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Saturday, Christmas Recess begins. Thursday, NVork resumed. Agricultural College Registration for NVinter Course in Agriculture and Dairy Husbandry. Thursday, Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition Friday, Founder's Day. Latest date for announcing subjects for Theses for the degrees of NLE. and B.S.A. Friday, First Term closes. SGCOIIC UC6t'll1::1900:1901. Mondayf, Registration for Second Term. Friday, VVashington's Birthday. Friday, WVinter Course in Agriculture and Dairy Husbandry ends. Friday, Easter Recess begins. Tuesday, NVork resumed. Friday, VVoodford Prize Competition. Friday, Eighty-six iVIemorial Prize Competition. Thursday, Decoration Day. Vlfednesday, Commencement of Ivledical College in New York City. Thursday, Instruction ends. 6 June 14, Friday, Entrance Examinations begin. June 16, Sunday, liaccalaureate Sermon. June IS, Tuesday, Class Day. June 19, XVednesday. Alumni Day and Annual Lleeting of the Trustees. June 20, Thursday. Thirty-third Annual Commencement. Eiummer Session. June 26. NVednesday, Summer Term fof ten weeksj in Entomologyand Invertebrate Zoology and in Paleontology and Stratigraphic Geology begins July 5, Friday, Registration for Summer Session Qof six weeksj. July 6, Saturday, Summer Session begins. Aug. 16, Friday, Summer Session ends. Sept. 3, Tuesday, Summer Term in Entomology and Geology ends. jfiI'5f U6I'lTl::1901f1902. Sept. 17, Tuesday, Entrance Examinations begin. Sept 24, Tuesday, Academic Year begins. Matriculation of new students. Uni versity Scholarship Examinations begin. Sept 25, WVednesday, Nlatriculation of new students. Sept 26, Thursday, Registration of matriculated students. Sept 27, Friday, Instruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca President's annual address to the students at I2 M. Oct. 1, Tuesday, Registration of students in the Liedical College in New York City. Nov. 28, Thursday, Thanksgiving Day. Dec. 21, Saturday, Christmas Recess begins. Jan. 3, Friday, WOl'k resumed. Agricultural College Registration for Wfinter Course in Agriculture and Dairy Husbandry. Jan. 10, Friday, Ninety-four Me1no1'ial Prize Competition. Jan. I 1, Saturday, Founder's Day. Jan. 31, Friday, First Term closes. A s. ' 'cs 2 - Af- . I-fx ,:.- 5- ' r- ? maillist-' fat l 5 5-T .Eqr.5'?g:s Q Q . . v ax , 7 u 5. Y ll 13- 15:55. . 1 :sz ,A ggi 153,55-'g3,jAjg I. V. .1 I 1 I - f-1353.5 52122. QQ. ,inf fig' , . 2: 2 :-. ,- ' - 49 - fffffi il elif as ':?i5L 4'1--f ' 1377-1 .' 'Lfffi . f ' H 3? EE 'Q .SF ,ff ' 5 35355. . ' ' if 'QL-H iff' :5 4 : l 0 fb6 Y 1 it LF fi ll . ' ' Af'lw':'V ii' I I - '1'?':f', ' ilfrfm :QE 1-i - ,l I 1 - ' i T' , . 1 , ...... 1 .,.. ,A.... ,.., UPIISICCS. Vacant . . . . . . . CAG!-l'7lZG7Z Enmoxs L. XKVILLIABIS . Sec1'f'z'fwg1'-73'e'flSH1'0f ALONZO B. CoRNELL, ex ojicio ....... Ith21Cf1 JACOB GOULD SCIIURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., President of the Uni- versity, ex objiczb . . . ..... . Ifl121C11 His Excellency, BENJAMIN B. GDELL, Governor of New York, ex ojticzo ........... Albany His Honor, TIMo'r1-IY L. WVOODRUFE, A.B., A.M., Lieutenant-Goxw ernor, ex qficio ...,.... Albany S. F. NIXON, A.B., Speaker of the Assembly, ex qjfcfo . . . Albany CHARLES R. SKINNER, M.A., LL.D., Superintendent of Public Instruc- tion, ex 0-ficio ......... Albany CHARLES A. VVIE'FING, Commissioner of Agriculture, ex qjicio . Albany TIMOTHY L. WOODRUEE, A.B., A.lNI., President of the State Agricul- tural Society, ex qficio ........ Albany GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Ph.B., Librarian of the Cornell Library, ex Qficio ........... IthaC2l IANDREXV CARNEGIE CBQT . Pittsburg, Pa 'tJosEP1-I C. HENDRIX QB.j . . . Brooklyn DE FOREST VAN VLEET, B.S. QA.ji . . Ithaca KCI-IARLES GRAY WAGNER, B.S., M.D. QA.j Bi11gh21l11tOI1 HORACE XKVIYIITE, INIA. . . . New York if GEORGE R. WVILLIAMS, LL.B. CBJ Ithaca SAMUEL D. HALI.1DAY, A.B. QB.j . Ithaca LIENRY MANNING SAGE, A.B. QB.j . . Menancls 4fTerm of oflicc Q5 yeursj expires in 1901, the next group of six III 1902, etc. TB., elected by Board. 1A.,c1ectcd by Alumni. IO ROBERT H. VIIREMAN, B.M.E. QB.j . GEORGE B. TLIRNEII, B.S. CA.j IXIYNDERSE XTAN CLEEF, B-.S. QB.j . . FRANK SIIERMAN XVASI-IBURN, B.C.E. QA.j AI.FRED C. BARNES QiB.j .... FRANKLIN C. CORNELL QBJ . CHARLES S. FRANCIS, B.S. fA.j . . .IARED TREMAN NEXVMAN, Ph.B., LL.B QAQ . XNYILLIAM H. SAGE, A.B. QB.j . . . IQOGER B. WILLIAMS, A.M. QB.j . VVALTER CRAIG IQERR, B.M.E. fB.j C. SIDNEY SIIEPARD, A.B., LL.B. CBJ . HIRAM NV. SIBLEY, Ph.D., LL.B. QBQ RUTII PUTNAM, B.Lit. QA.j . . . HENRY VVOODWARD SACKETT, A.B. qA.j . STEXVART L. WOODFORD, LL.D. QBJ ROBERT B. ADAM QBJ . , . . I WILLIAII BEAI-IAN, B.C.E. QA.j . . HENRY RUBENS ICKHLHEIMER, B.L. QB.j . LELAND OSSIAN LIOXVARD, M.S. CAJ HENRY B. LORD QBJ .... ANDREXV D. XXVI-IITE, LL.D.,.L.H.D. QB.j Ithaca . Auburn . . Ithaca Nashville, Tenn . Brooklyn . Ithaca Troy Ithaca . Albany . Ithaca New York New I-Iaven . Rochester New York New York New York . Buffalo . Evanston, Ill New York . Waslu., D. C . Ithaca Ithaca IEICCIIIIVC GOITIIIIIUCG of the JBoarb of UUISYCCS. SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY, CkCZZ.7'77Z6Z7Z. The PRESIDENT of the University. The LIBRARIAN of the Cornell Library. GEORGE R. NVILLIAMS. SABIUEL D. HALLIDAY. ALONZO B. CORNELL. JARED T. -NEXVRIAN. FRANKLIN C. CORNELL. HENRY B. LORD. ANDREW D. WI-IITE. ROBERT H. TREMAN. INIYNDERSE VAN CLEEF. DE FOREST VAN VLEET. ROGER B. VVILLIAMS. EMMONS L. VVILLIAMS, Secrefmy. II 9-V01 My I W 'NP li, een 604 J min! mf, J 0272 Qi ,, 4412! xv QM? ' HW? ' NY sy ' I FW' W I all Q R X Q' resldent QN -5 F 9 ix ff 63718 ,194 1 N F If I QM 4 wk 74.41 KS- QYXQQJK477' U l l 00' Qaida Vfi15x 4fA U eil ' -f' ' 'RN 69919 qu N , xl ffl. 2 Q ' X fr 1' N jmfffi and 66 .. ,' l ,I ID nh' ' 'I I' 1' siaifzd' 1 , X, sy- -f--. W, 4-.J L lptcsibcnt Scburman. Baan Tllllbite. i A Esau Crane. Erustze Tfisxllibag 'Dean 1Robcrts. Dian ifmcb' Director IBW. Eircctox' 'Ebnrston Director jfucrtes. Dean lpolh. llbrofcssor 'Gvovobribge Director jfernow. Sign ffgiig 'Wi A liufXrts l GSW J'C? College f Q, 3941 Sclen es 3' f , , ffxsf 9 is Q F . ' 1 J -I A Q8 ' Ti. Y - P 'N gf jg I I 'Ji - jj tl, 4 rx K ' EJ -P 1 V5 I V 5 C H . , 5:22 S550 X4 4 W- 2- ' 4 f- fy 1 s r -4 . . LW EV' 4 -S' Z' ' I' ,Ji ,Ji 1 I ' PX 61 Cxi-I 5 . 8- , - ,Q -X Cyl' grit I n J ,jg 4-f 5 ,ge 1ufI.e.s 4 1, sv I 2 - :lf 1: .gt I-.. N-1, -X X, ir: 4,1 -- 1- fi ,I 4 , , V, rffsgyfe M .Xa 4, lc- it 57.5. A4 'uc' yi , ff ,St ' 1- rss A ,I -' 1 . rw? - xJ ,fa Pgi. ll? 5 'J or iixfw Ava -germs lege sw? Jfacultp. JACOB GOULD Sc11URn1AN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., P1-osz'a'c1zf. A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-SOQ Honorary Fellow of University College, London. fb B K. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.M., Dorm ami Przyfossor of Mo Romrzlzce Lau- gzmgos and Lz'z'o1'aizn'os. A.B., Princeton, 1864, A.M., 18675 Pl1.D. QHOnoraryj, 1874, American Philosophical Society, Academy of Sciences and Letters, Palermo, Italy. K A, CP B K. GOLDXVIN SMITH, A.M., LL.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., Pnyfcssor ofE1zgZz3b HQ'.9f0l11f, E111e1'z'!2zs. A.B., I845Q A.M., 1848, Oxford, LL.D., Brown University, 1865, L.H.D., Regents of the University of the State of New York, 1870, D.C.L., Oxford, ISSZQ Hertford Scholar, Oxford, 18425 Ireland Scholar, 1842, Chancelloi-'s Latin Verse Prize, 1845, Latin Essay, 1846, English Essay, 1847, Fellow of University College, 1847-66, and Honorary Fellow, Honorary Fellow of Oriel College, Regius Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford, 1858-66. XII T. GEORGE C11-IAPMAN CALDXVELL, B.S., Ph.D., Prqfessor ff G8lZE1'dZ Ch87lZ1.Sflj' ami of 1!l4g'l'L'CZlZZ'7!7'ClZ Cko712z'sz'1y. B.S., Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardQ, 1855, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1857. Z E. it BURT GliEEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Professor W 1VG2!1'0!0gy, Vertobrczfe Zoology, cmd Physiology. B.S. Csumma cum Zaudej, Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardQ 1862, M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. HIRARI CORSON, A.M., LL.D., Professor ofE1zgZz'sb Lz'io1'czz'zzro. A.M., Princeton, 1864, LL.D., St. john's College, 1878, Member of the American Social Science Association, ofthe National Institute of Art, Science and Letters. V' Absent on leave. 16 NVATERMAN TIIOBIAS HEXVETT, A.M., Ph.D., Prcjessor of lhe German Lan- guage and Lfierzztzcre. A.B., Amherst, 1869, A.MQ, 1871, Ph.D., Cornell, 1879, Member of the American Philo- sophical Society, ofthe Goethe Society, of the Modern Language Association of America, of the Society ofthe Literature of the Netherlands, Member Extraordinary of the Society for the Frisian Language and Literature, of the Frisian Society of History, Antiquities, and Philology. if T. HORATIO STEVENS W'111TE, A.B., Professor of fhe German Language and Li!- ercztzzre, and Dean Miha U3zz'versz'z'-y Faczzliy. A.B., Harvard, 1873, Modern Language Association of America, Neuphilologenverbund of Germany, Goethe-Gesellschaft of YVeimar, Goethe Society of New York. XII T, LP B K. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor gf Ezzfolzzology and Genera! Inverte- hraie Zoology. B. S., Cornell, 1874. A T, E E. EDXVARD LEAMINGTON NIC1-IOLS, B.S., Ph.D., Professor ofPhysz'cs. B.S., Cornell, 1875, Ph.D., Giittingen, 1879. A T, E E. EDXVARD HITCHCOCK, JR., A.M., M.D., Professor of Physica! Cnlinre and K f16gfz'ene, and Ijireclor of fhe Gynznasizun. A.B., Amherst, 1878, A.M., 188-IQ M.D., Dartmouth, 1881, Vice President American Academy of Medicine, Secretary American Association for the Advancement of Physical Culture. A A KID. ' JAMES MORGAN HART, A.M., J.U.D., Przyfessor of Rheioric and Englzsh Phi- Zology. A.B., Princeton, 1860, A.M., 1863, jurius Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864, Modern Language Association of America, Dialect Society of America, Philological Society of England, American Philosophical Society, University Club, N. Y. A A fb, CP B K. THE REV. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A.M., D.D., Sage Prjessor of the .His- iory and Philosophy ofReZzlgz'on and Q' ChrL'sz'z'an E!hz'cs. A.B., A.M., Yale, 1855, 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, if B K. JEREMIAH W'111PPLE JENKS, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Poliiicfzl Economy and Cz oz'! and .Social fnsz'z'L'z4z'z'o1zs. A.B., 1878, A.M., 1879, University of Michigan, Ph.D., Halle, 1885. A T. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS WVAIT, A.B., Prqfessor offlfoihemafics. A.B., Harvard, 1870, Institute of 1770 fHarvardQ, American Mathematical Society, U. S. Consul, Athens, 1873-4. Z XII, fb B K. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Professor offlncienz' and ..1f6fiZ'6?Z'Z!6ZZ hUsz'ory. A.B., Cornell, 1881, CID B K. 17 r 1 Bal? F J-' WY - G. X' - . CHARALES IEDXVIN BENNETT, A.B., Przfossor ofLfztm. A.B., Brown, 1878. A T,fl1 B K. ' HENRY NIORSE STEPHENS, A.M., Professor qilfofierzz .Europeczzz PHs!o1y. B.A., Oxford, ISSIQ M.A., 1893. . SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., .Professor of .lh'crosco7z5z'cal Technology, Hzsiologlif, and Ezzzhfiafology. B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T. GEORGE XVILLIAM JONES, AAI., Przjessor 0f.lfaZhc71zn!z'c5. A.B., Yale, 18593 A.M., 1862. lb B K. JAMES EIDXVIN CREIGIITON, A.B., Ph.D., Sage Prfyfossor of Logic and .llam- physics. A.B., Dalhousie College, 18873 Ph.D , Cornell, 1892. A T Q. EDYW'ARD BRADFORD TITCIIENER, A.M., Ph.D., Sage Professor of Psychology. A,B., Oxford, 1889, Ph.D., Leipzig, 18925 A.M., Oxford, 18943 Neurological Society, London3 Aristotelian Society, LondOn3 ,Zoological Society, London3 F. Z. S., American Psychological Association. 2 E. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Professor of Bofafzy, wifh special l'Qf-EFEIZCE io C'077ZZ5lZ1'flliZ.'ZlG .lforphology and a16fCOZ0gy. Ph.B., Cornell, 18853 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science3 Member of the Botanical Society of A.lTlCl'iC?lQ Secretaryg Vice President of the Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology, Corresponding Member of the Torry Botanical Club3 Member ofthe Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society3 of the Society for the Promotion Of' Agricultural Scienceg Honorary Member American Carnation Society. 111 B K, E E. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR, B.S., Prqfessor tj' DIVYZKZIIZZ-C Geologv and Physical Geography. B.S., Harvard, 1881. E E. TPIE REV. NATHANIEL SCI-IMIDT, A.M., Prqfessor Qjr Se11zz'z'z'c Lcwzgzmges and L z'feraz'urc5. Hudiksoold Gymnasium, ISSZQ University of Stockholm, 1882-843 Theological Semi- nary, 1884-873 University of Berlin, 18903 A.M., Colgate, 18873 American Oriental Societyg Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesisg American Institute of Archze- ologyg Director American Institute of Sacred Literature. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., Prqfessor gf Greek. A.B., Hamilton, 18763 A.M., 1887. Z 412,111 B K. I8 1 W'ALTER Frmxcls VV11.Lcox, A.B., LL.B., Ph.D., Professor gf Social Science ami tS'ZilZZ'llS'fllC,S'. A.B., Amherst, 18845 LL.B., Columbia, 18875 Ph.D., 1891, Chief Statistician, Division of Methods and Results, U. S. Census of 19009 Commissioner of Health of New York State. XII T, KD A dl, 411 B K. ClIAliI.ES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor qffhe Science CZ7ZfZ7147'f qfEcZzzcalz'o7z. Ph.D., Halle, 1886, Member American Philosophical Society, President National Her- bart Society. EVANDER BRADLEY MCGlLX'rXRY,A.1X1., Ph.D., Sage Professor of rlforczl Plz!- fosopby. A.B., Davidson, 18843 A.M., Princeton, 18885 Ph.D., University of California, 1897. K A QSouthern Orderj. LOUIS MLTNROE DENNIS, Pl1.B., B.S., Prqfessor Q' bZ0i150'lZ7ZZ'C and A7zczQffz'cczZ Ck6llZZ.Sfl11'. Ph.B., University ofMichigan, 1885, B.S., 1886. KI' T, E E. ' JOSEPH ELLIS TREXVOR, Professor of General Ck87IZZ.5f71jf cmd Physical Chemis- fry. Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. WILLIANI PERCY VAN NESS, Professor of1lfz'Zz'z'ez1j1 Science and Tczcfics. Major United States Army, Graduate U. S Artillery School, 1871, Member New York Chapter Sons ofthe Revolutiong Companion Military Order of the Loyal Legion of' the United Statesg Member of the Military Service Institution. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E., Asszkimzz' Professor fy'Pkysz'cs. B.M.E., Cornell, 1875, A.B., Hedding College, 1882. E E. HERBERT CHARLES ELRIER, A.B., Ph.D., Asszkiam' Professor ofLczz'z'n. A.B., Cornell, 1883, Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1888. B 9 ILCI1 B K. JAMES INICIWAHON, A.M., .z4SSl1S'f6Z7if Professor ofrlfczikemaiics. A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 18813 A.M., ISQOQ London Mathematical Society, New York Mathematical Society, Fellow A. A. A. S. fb K YP, dv B K, E E. W1LL1AM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Assisiomf Prqfessor gf Orgmzic Ckemfsiry. A.B.,Johns Hopkins, 18843 Ph.D., 1887, Fellow at-Iohns Hopkins, 1886-87. E E. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.M., Ph.D., Asszldeazf Prqfessor qf Afzciefzz' cmd Jfecliceoczl Pkz'Zosopky. A.B., Harvard, 18853 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. 'lf Absent on leave. 19 ERNEST MERRITT, M.E., Assislam' Professor ofPkysz'cs. M.E. Cornell, 1886. fb K if, Z E. WILLARD WINFIELD IROXVLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Assz's!am' Professor of Bomny, wiih special rofererzce io Corzzpczraiioe fibsiology and Sysz'e11zatz'c Pofrzrzy. B.L., Cornell, 18885 D.Sc., 18935 American Microscopical Societyg American Society of Naturalists5 American Association Advancement of Scienccg Society for Promotion of Agricultural Science5 Society for Plant Morphology and Physiologyg Pennsylva- nia Forestry Association. K E, E E. CHARLES HENRY I'IULL, Ph.D., Assishzfzz' Professor gf PoZz'z'z'crzZ Economy, mzo? Secreizzry of the Ibziversiiy Faczzliy. Ph.B., Cornell, 18865 Ph.D., Halle, 1892. A T, fb B K. DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE, A.M., Assisfarzf Prcfwsor ofEIOc2zZz'o1z ami Orafory. A.B., Hamilton, 18915 A.M., 1894. 9 A X, A X, 111 B K. FREDERICK BEDELL, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Assislafzi Professor of Physics. A.B., Yale, 1890, M.S., Cornell, 18915 Ph.D.,189z. A A LD, fb B K, 2 'Ef- GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Assisfam' Professor of Przlreozzlologv ami Sz'raz'zlgraj5kz'c Geology. Ph.B., Cornell, 18865 Geologist to the State of Louisiana5 Member de la Societe Geolo- gique de France. LID B K, E EI. ADAM CAPEN GILL,Pl1.D., Asszlsiazzt Prfyfessor fyf1lh9zerczZogy and Peirogrzzlohy. JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Assisifmf Pryfessor of -lLz!ke11zaz'z'cs and Secre- fczfjl ofike Faczzlly y'Ar!s ami Scielzces. B.S., Cornell, ISQIQ American Mathematical Societyg American Association for the Ad- vancement of Science. A T, 2 E. WILDER DXVIGI-IT BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D., Asszsimz! Professor zyt Physical Cbemisfry. A.B., Harvard, 18885 Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. A K E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, B.S., D.Sc., Assistmzf Professor qt' Veierizzary Arzaiomy cmd Afzatorlzical rlfeikocis. B.S., Cornell, 18895 D.Sc., 1893. LII 2 K, E IE. FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT, A.B., Assisffmzf Professor ofRkez'orz'c. A.B., Harvard, 1894. B 6 H. EVERETT WARD OLMSTED, Ph.D., Assz'sz'mzZ Prryfessor of French. Ph.B., Cornell, 18915 Ph.D., 1897. B 9 H. WILI,IAM STRUNK, JR., A.B., Ph.D., Assz'sz'cmz' Professor q'Rbez'orz'c and Efzg- Zisk Pkilology. A.B., University of Cincinnati, 1890, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. 112 B K. zo l3ENJAx11N FREEMAN KINGSBLTIQY, A.B., M.S.,' Pl1.D.,gAssz'sz'a1zi Professor gf ,lh'cr0sc0j5z'c .lfcz'!2ozz7s, ffisfofogy ami Embzyofogy. A.B., Buchtel College, 18935 M.S., Cornell, 18945 Ph.D., 1895. fb A 9, E ',E.'. HAR1iY HUNTINGTON POKVERS, A.M., Ph.D., Acthzg Asszlvmnzf Pnyfessor gf So- cial Science. A.B. and B.L., University of Wisconsin, 18825 Ph.D., 1895. BENJAMIN BIINGE DUGGAR, M.S., A.M., Ph.D., Asszldafzz' Professor qfBoz'a7zy. M.S., Alabama Polytechnic, 18925 A. B., Harvard, 18945 A.M., 18985 Ph.D., Cornell, 18985 Fellow American Association Advancement of Science5 Society for Plant Mor- phology and Physiology5 Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaft5 Society for Promotion of Agricultural Science. K A CSouthern Orderj. GEORGE DAVIS CI-IASE, A.M., Ph.D., A.s5z'5z'cmz' Prqfessor qf C011zpa1'az'z'1Je Phi- lology. A.B., Harvard, 18893 A.M., ISQSQ Ph.D., 1897. ARTHUR FARXVELL, B.S., Lccizcref' on glbcsic. B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1893. A K E. HOMER JAMES HOTCIYIKISS, C.E., A.M., M.M.E., Ifzsirzccfor z'1z Physics. C. E., Allegheny College, 18885 A.M., 18935 M.M.E., Cornell, 1896. E E. ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D., Dzsfrzccior in Pbz'Z0soj5by. A.B., University ofVermont, 18875 Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. '11 B K. HENRY I'IAYDEN LANNIGAN, ffzsirzcctwf in Gyfzmczsfics. JOHN SANDFORD SHEARER, B.S., I7ZSZ'7'ZlCf07' in Physics. B.S., Cornell, 1893. E E. DANIEL ALEXANDER MURRAY, A.B., Ph.D., Ifzsh-zfciw' in flfaibemafics. A.B., Dalhousie College, N. S., 18845 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 18935 American Mathe- matical Society5 Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science. 112 B K, 2 EI. JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A.B., Ph.D., Dzsirzccfof' in 1lfczMe71zfz!z'c.s. A.B., Bates College, 18895 Ph.D., Chicago, 18965 American Mathematical Society. Z EI. FRANK EMU. LODEMAN, A.M., Ph.D., Dzsirzccim' in Frefzch. A.B., University of Indiana, 18885 A.M., University of Iowa, 18922 Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. Z E. VIRGIL SNYDER, B.S., A.M., Ph.D., Dzsirzccfor in IlfczL'ke71zczz'z'c5. B.S., Iowa State College, 1889? A.M., Gottingen, 18935 Ph.D., 18945 American Mathe- matical Societyg Gottingen Math Gesellschaft. E EI. 21 BERT BRENETTE STROUD, D.Sc., flzsfrzcclor in Physiology, lfv87'f66l'flZ'6 Zool- ogy cmd Ne2c7'ology. B.S., Cornell, 18915 D.Sc., 18955 Association of American Anatomists. ELIAS JUDA11 DURAND, A.B., D.Sc., Lzsirucfor lu Bolony cmd As5z'sz'a1zt Curator of lhe Cljj5f0gGllZl.C He1'6a1'z'zz71z. A.B., Cornell, 18933 D.Sc., ISQSVQ Qgill and Dagger5 Fellow A. A. A. S. E E. ALFRED AUSTIN MOORE, A.B., I1zsz'rzrcz'or izz E-efzch. A.B., Hamilton, 1890. 2 111,41 B K. CLAYTON HALSEY SHARP, A.B., Ph.D., Lzsfrucior izz Physics. A.B., Hamilton, 18905 Ph.D , Cornell, 1895. A A fb, fb B K, E E. GEORGE BURRIDGE XIILES, A.M., I1zsz'rz1cz'or fu Gornmfz. A.B., Harvard, 18925 A.M., 1896. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN, B.S., f1zsz'1'z1clo1' liz ,Che11zz'.vZ1y. B.S., Cornell, 1893. A T Q, E E. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, Izzshzzclor in Physical Cullzzre ai Sage College, in CACZYQG zyflhe G3ll7ZIl6Z.S'Z'Zl7lZ-f-01' Iflfolzzelz. THEODORE WIYIITTELSEY, A.B., Ph.D., Lzszvvzclor in Che11zz'sz'1y. A.B., WVilliams, 18905 Ph.D., Gdttingen, 1895. A T, E E. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, Ph.D., L2Sfl'ZlCf0l'-1,72 Laz'z'1z. Ph.D., Cornell, 1899. X XII. CLARIC SUTI-IERLAND NORTI-XUP, A.B., Ph.D., Ifzstzfncfor in Erzglzlvh. A.B , Cornell, l893g Ph.D., 18965 Qgiill and Dagger. if B K. GEOIRGE ABRAM MILLER, A.M., Ph.D., Dzstrucior in Malheznofz'cs. A.B., Muhlenburg College, 1887Q A.M., 18905 Ph.D., Cumberland University, 18925 American Mathematical Society5 London .Mathematical Societ-y5 French Mathe- matical Society5 Fellow of the American Association for ,the Advancement of Sci- ence. EE. ISAAC MAD1SON BENTLEY, B.S., Ph.D., I7ZSf7'ZlCf07' in Psychology. B.S., University of Nebraska, 18955 Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. 411 K 111, CID B K, E E. HEINRICH RIES, A.M., Ph.D., Dzsz'7'zccL'o1' in EC07Z07IZl'C Geology. OSCAR MlLTON STEXVART, Ph.D., !7ZSZl7'Z6CZl0l' in Physics. Ph.B., De Pauw, I8Q2g Ph.D., Cornell, 1897. fb K A1543 B K, 2 EI. HEOTOR RUSSELL CARVETH, A.B., Ph.D., fhstruofor in Chemzlmy. A.B., Toronto and Victoria Universities, 18965 Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. A T, E E. 22 KARL BICKAY YVIEGAND, B.S., Ph.D., I7Z.9f1'ZlCf07' l'7Z Bofrzfzy and Assfsiafzi Czzrfzioz' qffhc .f7bCZ7ZC'1'0'g'!ZllZZ'C He1'6a1'z'zz11z. B.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 18985 Fellow ofthe A. A. A. S. E EI. JAMES ALBERT XVINANS, A.B., Dzsz'1'nc!0r ilz E!0CZlfl'07Z and Orfzfmy. A.B., Hamilton, 1897. A K E, db B K. CHARLES NELSON COLE, A.M., fnsfrzzctof' in Laiiaz. A.M., Harvard, 1898. EMILE IWONNIN CIIAMOT, B.S., Pl1.D., Dzsfrzzcior l'724T0XZ-C0Z0gl'C0Z Che11zz'sL'1j1. B.S., Cornell, 18915 Ph.D., 1897. E E. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREXX'S, A.B., Czaraior W' Me Zllusezmz qi' Casts. A.B., Cornell, 1895, Sphinx Head. A T 9,112 B K. ALEXANDER DYER MfXCGlI.LIVRAY, PILB., Assisfafzt z'1z Efzfofzzolagy. OTIION GOEPP GLTEIILAC, LZSfl'ZlCf07' in Romance Lamgzmges. Licencie es lettres, University of Paris, 1893, Licencie endroit, University of Paris, 1897. WVALTER BIENRY OTTMAN, A.B., Ph.D., Dzsirzacfof' in Amerzlvm fLl5f07'-jf. A.B., Cornell, 1897, Ph.D., 1900. ROBERT CLARKSON BROOKS, A.B., LZ5'Zl7'ZtCZl07' in Polificczl EC07Z077Zj'. A.B., Indiana University, 18965 President White Fellow in Political and Social Science, Cornell, 1897-983 President White Traveling Fellow, 1898-99. 2 X. GEORGE MAXWELL HOWE, A.B., Dzsirucior in Germmz. A.B., University of Indiana, 1894. B 9 H. DONALD ALEXANDER MCRAE, A.M. A.B., Dalhousie, 1898, A.M., Cornell, 1899. f FRED CLARKSON FOXVLER, 1lfecka1zz'cz'a7z in Me Dejbczrifizefzi gf Physics. ROBERT SHORE, Head Gczrciefzer. ALFRED ERNEST TAYLOR, A.M., Ph.D., Asszkiczfzl z'1z. Cheflzisify. A.B., Wesleyan, 1892, A.M., Harvard, 1894, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. X XP, CD B K, E EI. GEORGE ARMSTRONG SMITH, B.S. in Agr., Assz'sz'cmz' in Ckemz'sz':y. B.S. in Agr., Toronto University, 1896. 2 X. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.M., Asszktmzt in Efzglzlvb. A.B., Cornell, I896Q A.M., 1897. fb B K. RALPH WALDO DORN, f7ZSf7'ZLCZl07' z'1z 1Vfz'Zz'!cz1'-y Science and Tczciics. A T A, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach. 23 ALBERT LEEEVRE, A.B., Ph.D., Dzsfrzccior in Philosophy. A.B., University ofTexas, 18945 Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. KA CSouthernj. GUY MONTROSE WVHIPPLE, A.B., Assislazzi in Psychology. A.B., B.-Oivn, 1897. fl? A O, 2 5. A 9 ELMER ELLSWORT11 BOGART, A.B., Izzsfrzzcior in Greek. A.B., Cornell, 1894. HENRY ROSE JESSEL, B.S., PILD., fzzsirzzclor liz Chezlzfsfly. B.S. in Chem., Cornell, 1889. ARTHUR LYNN ANDREXN'S, B.L., M.L., Asszstam' in E1zglz'sh. B.L., Cornell, 1893, M.L., 1895. ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., Assz'sz'cmz' in Physics. B.S., University of Kansas, 1893. B 9 H, 2 EI. MORR1S ROGERS EBERSOLE, B.S., Assisfrzzzf in Chcnzz'sz'vj'. B.S., University of Cincinnati, 1898. B 9 H. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Asslsffzfzz' in Euiomologmf. B.S., De Pauw, 1897. A T, lb B K, E E. GEORGE ABRAM EXVERETT, A.B., Asszlsiavzi z'1z Eloczclz'o1z and Orcziory. A.B., Cornell, 1899. JOHN EDGAR TEEPLE, B.S., Assz'sz'afzz' in Physz'ologz'cal Chemz'sz'ry. B.S., Cornell, 1899. E E. GEORGE VV-ALTER STEWART, A.B., Assz'sz'a1zz' in Physics. A.B., De Pauw University, 1898. fb K XP, fb B K. ROBERT FISCI-IER, B.S., Asszslfmi in Chezfzzsivgf. B.S., Ohio State University, 1898. E E. JAMES OTIS MART1N, B.S.A., Assz'sz'am' in Geology. B.S.A.,Corne1I, 1899. EDYVARD GODFREY COX, A.B., Assz'smm' in English. A.B., Wabash College, 1899. A T A. LEON W1LSON HARTMAN, B.S., A.M., Assismm' in Physics. B.S.,Corne1l, ISQSQ A.M., 1899. E E. JAMES HARVEY PETTIT, Ph.B., Assislfmz' in Physics. Ph.B., Cornell, 1900. 2 E. HERDMAN FITZGERALD CLELAND, A.B., Ph.D., Assisiczvzz' in ,Palczzovztology A-B-, Oberlin, I8Q4Q Ph.D., Yale, 1900. E EZ. 24 HUGl'l DANIEL REED, B.S., Asslslalzl in R9-j'.S'Z'6llZCZfZ'C ami Eoo7zo11zz'c Zoology. B.S., Cornell. 1899. E E. BENJAMIN BERNARD TURNER, B.S., Ph.D., Assfslfzazf liz Clzenzlszfay. B.S., London, 18949 Ph.D.,G6ttingen,1899g F. C. S. ARTHUR RENXN'ICK LIIDDLETON, A.B., flssislazzl in Cbeozislzgf. A.B., Rochester, 1891. A A fb, CP B K. GARRICK NIALLORY BORDEN, B.S., .i1.S'5Z1S'l'lZ7Zf in Jllorlcrzz Ezzropezm ffslofgf. B.S., Cornell, 1899. KAIIL FREDERICK ICELLERMAN, B.S., Assz'sz'am' z'1z Bolmzy. B.S., Cornell, 1900. A T, E EI. LIARY JANE ROSS, fX.M., As5z'sz'cz7zl z'7z IV1'c1'o5coj5y, ffislology ami Eflzofjfology. A.B., Cornell, ISQSQ A.M., Pennsylvania, IQOO. 2 E. CTIAIKLES HERISEIIT BOXAIEYER, A.B., Asszkfazzf io 1l!z'croscoj5y, f!.z'sz'ology ami Eifzbzyology. ' A.B., Leland Stanford junior, 1896. I'IARRY WALDO IQUHN, B.S., Asszkizzzzl in flIfzzfboomz'1'os. B.S., Ohio State, 1897. Z EI. NVILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE, Asslsiazzl in .flfoMo1mzz'z'cs. Ph.B., Cornell, 1892. A T A, E E. NVILLIAM ARIISLER, Ph.B., B.S., M.E., Assz'sz'om' in Physics. Ph.B., Hillsdale, 18943 B.S., Case School, 1896, M.E., CO1-nell,19oO. A T Q, E EI. CLAYTON ORVILLE SMITH, B.S., flS5l'Sl'fZlZf in Bolany. B.S., Middlebury, 1899. ASA ALLEN TAYLOR, B.S., Asszlvlczfzz' z'12BoZfmy. GEORGE HONVARD BURROXY'S, B.S., Assismnl in Cbemzbfry. FRANK MONROE CROUCH, A.B., A55Z:9fd7Zf in English. A.B., Cornell, 1900. dv B K. YVILLIAM CI-IANDLER BAGLEY, M.S., Ph.D., Assistanz' z'7z Psychology. B.S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1895, M.S., Wisconsin, 18985 Ph.D., Cornell, IQOO. 112 A 9, E E. LE ROY BURNS SMITH, Asnismfzz' z'1z Elocuziofz. ELLIOT SNELL HfXLL, A.B., Asszlvirzm' in Cbemz'sz'ry. RAY HUGIiES VVHITBECK, Assislcmt in Geology. 25 l' THE COLLEGE AGRICVLTVRE jfElCllItQ. JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Presideni. ' A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, IS'f8Q LL.D., Columbia, 18925 Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-8og Honorary Fellow of University Col- lege, London. fb B K. ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, M.AgI'., Dean of the Faczzlty of Agriczzitzzre, Pro- fessor of Agricuflzare, Direcior :yr the Coflege rj' Agrz'ezclz'm'e and .Ex- p67'Z.7lZE7Zf Siaiiofz. M.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 18785 American Society Advancement of Scienceg American Association for Advancement of Agricultural Scienceg President of the State Agricultural Societyg Ex-President of the New York State Dairymen's Associationg ex oficio Trustee Of' Cornell Universityg Member of the Editorial Staff of the Comziry Gentleman. GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Agrz'cz4!z'z4raZ and General C1A677ZZ'Sf7'.J!. B.S., Lawrence Scientific School QI-Iarvardj, 18553 Ph.D.,'G6ttingen, 1857. E E. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Efziofzzology and Genera! Dzverfe- orczfe Zoology. B.S., Cornell, 1874. A T, E E. LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M.S., Professor of General and ExjSerz'11ze7ztaZ fforfi- culture. B.S., Michigan Agricultural College, I8S2Q M.S., 1886. fb A 9, E E. JOHN CRAIG, M.S., Professor of Ex!ensz'on Teaching in Agriculizzre and Hof'- !z'czzZz'zzre. M.S., Cornell, 1899. .26 HENRX' HIIZARI XVING, M.S.A., Asszkfmzt Prqfessor qf Afzimal bzciusffy and Dfllilllf ffzzsbmzrfljf. B.S.A.,Cornell,1881g M.S.A., ISQIQ Fellow A. A. A. S. E EI. MARK ,VERNON SLINGERLAND, B.S.A., Assz'sz'am' Pnyfessm' 0fE7Zf071Z0!0gJf. B.S.A., Cornell, 1892. E E. Miner Mficers of 1ln5truction emo Zlonlinistration. JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Veicffifzczzy Sciefzce. V.S., Edinburgh Veterinary College, 18575 M. R. C. V. S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britain, 1863g F. R. C. V. S., 1870. Z IE. , GEORGE FRANCIS fXTKINSON, Pl1.B., Bolcmy. Ph.B., Cornell, 18855 Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of' Science, Secretary of the Botanical Society of Americag Vice President of the Society for Plant Morphology and Physiologyg Corresponding Member of the Torry Botanical Clubg Member of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Scienceg Honorary Member American Carnation Society. fb B K, 2 E. I SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Aazaiomy. B.S., Cornell, I877- A T. WILLARD VVINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Plant Ifzlviology. B.L., Cornell, 1888, D.Sc., I893Q American Microscopical Societyg American Society of Naturalistsg American Association Advancement of Science, Society for Pro- motion of Agricultural Science, Society for Plant Morphology and Physiologyg Pennsylvania Forestry Association. K E, E E. LOUIS ADELBERT CLINTON, B.S., Asszkimzi Agrz'cu!fzn'z'sz'. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., flssistmzz' Cbemisi. B. S., Cornell, 1896. BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR, M.S., A.M., Pl1.D., Assz'sz'a1z! Cvypfogcmzzk Bom- 1zz'sz'. M.S., Alabama Polytechnic, 1892? A.B., Harvard, I894Q A.M., 1895, Ph.D., Cornell I898Q Fellow American Association Advancement of Scienceg Society for Plant- Morphology and Physiologyg Deutsche Botanische Gesellschaftg Society for Pro- motion of Agricultural Science. K A QSouthernj. 1 ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, Ph.B., I7Z.S'li7'ZlCf0l' in Efzfonzology. , Ph.B., Cornell. WALTER NV. HALL, Asszkirzfzz' in Cheese Ilfczkiug. WEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFITI-I, AS.S'Z1S'ffZ7Zl.i in Buffer flfakzbzg. 27 HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A., Asszktfmt in Dairy Laboffatofy. B.S.A., Cornell, I896g Qgill and Dagger, State Chemist. JOHN WAI-TER SPENCER, Condzzcfov' in Ex!e1z5z'01z TfV0rk. JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.S.A., Assistam' ffz Exfczzsimz Wbrk. B.S.A., Cornell, 1874. MARY ROGERS MILLER, B.S., Axszkiazzf fzz Exz'e1z5z'o1z Hfbrk. B.S., Cornell, 1896. EE. GEOIRGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., j7Z5f1'l6Cf0l' 1.15 ffnrffczzfizzre. B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. ARCHIBALD ROBINSON VVARD, B.S.A., A.s'sz'sz'fz1zf in Dczfziv Baciez-z'oIogy. B.S.A., Cornell, 1898. JALICE GEIITIIUDE NICCLOSKEY, Asszktazzt in Affzizzzfe Sfzzafr. GEORGE XVALTER TAILBX', Fdl'77Z Pbreflzazz. CHARLES :ELIAS HUNN, Gm-a'e1zc1'. IEDXVARD ARTHUR BUTLER, Cferk. JULIA ZITA IQELLY, Siefzograjbber, .E.vZe1zsz'a1z lflfozfk. LIZZIE VERONICfX lX4ALONEY, Sz'e120graj5M'1-, E,vpe1'a'11zcfzt Smifozz. ANNA BOTSFORD COIISTOGH, B.S., Assjsfafzzf z'1z Afafzn-e Sfzzdies. B.S., Cornell, 18855 Member ofthe Society of American XVOod-Engravers. JAMES ALFRED FOORD, BS., Asdsiam' in Daffy ffzfsbnfzfifjf. B.S., New Hampshire College of Agriculture, 1898. 9 .3 MQ' an f SEN? gg? f 111 lp, KA9,Z .. 222717 5 I ' :f , 1 5' G hug . 1 ' 'P ' Z-wifi: U Y A A L J I N A G 39 A A ' ' , EZ. , 28 '1Y '1?' 35: 1 I m-. ii jfacultp. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., P1'esz'cZem'. A.B., London, 1877, A.M , 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 18785 LL.D., Columbia, ISQZQ Hib- bert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. Liv B K. FRANCIS MILES FINCIWI, A.B., LL.D., D51-eciaff fy' Me College, Dean Q' Me Plzculzfy, ami Professor qt the ffisiofy and .EUOZZ6fZ.07Z qflczw. A.l'5., Yale. XP T, A X, 111 B K. ERNEST WVILSON HUFECUT, B.S., LL.B., Professor qfllaw. B.S., Cornell, 1884, LL.B., 1888, Oixill and Dagger. 9 A X, A X. CUTI-IBERT WVINERED POUND, Prqfessor g'Lfzw. New York State Senate, I8Q4-95, New York State Civil Service Commissioner, 1900. A K E, KID A fb. WV1I.LIAM ALBERT FINCH, A.B., Secreiczajf qfike College ami Professor qfLaw. A.B., Cornell, 1880. A X, fb B K. EDWIN I'IAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Prgkssor qfllczw. LL.B., Cornell, 1888. HENRY STEPHEN REDFIELD, A.M., Prfyfessor 0fP1'acZz'ce and Pracerlure. A.B., Amherst, 1877, A.M., 18875 Member New York State Bar Association. N11 T412 B K. FREDERICK DIAEVIOND COLSON, B.L., LL.B., Assz'sz'mz! in Procedzrre. B.L., Cornell, 18975 LL.B., 18985 Sphinx Head. A X. ALEXANDER HUGH Ross FRASER, LL.B., Lz'6rm'z'afz. LL.B., Dalhousie University, N. S., 1892. 29 VETERINARY C O L LEC jfacultp JACOB GOULD SCIIURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LLD., P1-csifiezzf. A.B., London, 18775 A.M., 18783 D.Sc.,Edinbu1-gh, 18783 LL.D., Columbia, ISQZQ Hib- bert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. 112 B K. JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Direclof' of Mo College, Dean of Me .Ffzczzlfy and Prgbssor of VCf87'l'7Zdl'J' flfcdz'cz'2ze, lf'2f!crz'11cz1jf Srzizffaiiy Science fzfzri Pa ras z'L'z's11z . V.S., Edinburgh Veterinary College, 18573 M.R.C.V.S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britain, 1863, F.R.C.V.S., 1870. Z E. WALTER LONG WVILLIAMS, D.V.S., Prqfcssor of Prfzzczjles and P1-acffcc of Ve!e1'z'7zcz1y Szngfczjf, Zooiccbny, O65z'eZ1'z'cs rz1zdLfz1'z'.vg51'urZe7zz:e. Graduate of Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. E E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.NI., As5z'sz'rmZ Professor Q' Coozparrzz'1've Physiology, Pkczwizczcology and Tbc1'rzpo11z'z'c.v. B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 18943 D.V.M., 1899. E E. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., NLD., P1'q'e.vso7' of Co11zpfz1'rz!z've Pathofogl' and Bacieriology ami ofllfeczz' f125j5oc!1'o1z. B.S., Cornell, 1887, M.D., Columbian University, 1890. fb E K, N E N, Z3 E. SIMON PIENRY GAGE, B.S., Prcyfessor qf flffcroscojjy, Hz'.9!oIo,gjf dl2d.E71l6lj'0f0gJ'. B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T. GRANT SHERMAN HOPICINS, D.Sc., Assismfzz' Prqfessor of Vcieriazczzy Amzfomy ami .z47ZLZlL07IZZ'C6ZZ flleibods. B.S., Cornell, 1889, D.Sc., 1893. CP 2 K, Z EZ. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KLINGSBURY A.B. M.S. Ph.D. Asszkfam' Pnyfcssor of 7 3 7 7 Hbcroscopy, ffisiology :mai Evizbfyofogy. A.B., Buchtel College, 1893, M.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1895. CID A 9, N E N, 2 E. RAYBIOND CLINTON REED, PlI.B., f7zsf2'zacz'o7' in Co712pa7'czz'z'z1e Paikologjf and Z5'czcz'erz'oZogy. Ph.B., Cornell, 1896. fb E K, 2 EI. '- CIIESTER RANSOM PERKINS, D.V.M., Asszldmzz' in CZz'1zz'caZ l'2!erz'1zory Smzgezy. D.V.M., Cornell, 1899. ' FLOYD ROBINS WRIGI-IT, A.B., ffzslrzzctor z'1z Bacfevdology. CLARENCE LYON B.ARNES, D.V.M., De11zo1zsi2'a!o1' z'1z Afzafonzy. D.V.M., Cornell, 1900. 30 Jfacultp. JACOB GOULD SCI-IURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Presz'fZe1zz'. A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 18783 LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. 119 B K. ROBERT HENRY THURSTON, C.E., Ph.B., A.M., LL.D., Dr. Eng., Divfeczfor gf Me Cbllege, Dam Q' Me Faczcfty and P7'qfes.s'o1' qt' IIIECACHZZ-CCZZ E72- gz'1zee1'z'72g. C.E. and Ph.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 VVars, American Institute, Franklin Institute, N. Y. Academy of Science, American Met. Society, Oflicier de lilnstruction Publique de France, Brit. Inst. A. Sci., 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 Mulhouse, Kong'l Svenska Vetinsk aps Acad., Engineers' Club, Army and Navy Club. Z EI. JOHN LEXVIS MOIIRIS, A.M., C.E., Sibley Prjessor fy'Prezciz'cczZ zlfechaazics and flfacbine C07Z5f7'ZlCfZ'07Z. A.M., Union, 1856, C.E., 1870. K A, CIP B K. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, C.E., M.S., M.M.E., .Pwyfcssor fy' Exjnerifzzeazial E 72571.72 ear z'1z g. 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, 2 1: 31 HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN, M.E., Professor cyt'EZoctrz'czzZ E'1zgz'1zeerz'1zg. M.E., Cornell, 18872 Fellow American Association Advancement of Scienceg Member A.S.M.E.g Member American Institute E. E. KID K XII, E E. WILLIARI FREDERICK DLTRAND, Ph.D., Prfyfessor ff Hfarifze E7Zgl'7Z6GfZ'7Zg and PVl.7ZCIQZ5dZ of Mo Gradzzfzic School of Jffzrfzzc E1lg1'7I6C7'I.7Zg cmd Na1f'zzl Arcbz'!ocz'zzro. Ph.D., Lafayette, 18884 American Association Advancement of Science, American Society of Mechanical Engineer-sg Society of Naval Engineers: American Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Graduate U. S. Naval Academy, 1880. '-Ii' A 9, Z E. JOHN HENRY BARR, M.S., M.M.E., Professor y'1l!zzcM'1zc Deszlgzz. A B.M.E., University of Minnesota, 18839 M.S., 18885 M.M.E., Cornell, 18895 American Society of Mechanical Engineers. XII T, E EI. EDWIN CHASE CLEAVES, B.S., Ass1'sz'mzz' Professor of F7'06bG7Zd and flfeckafzzkal Drawing. B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1873. GEORGE ROBERT MCDERh'IOTT, ,4ssz'sz'czm' Professor fy' Naval Arcbz'z'ecz'ure. - HERBERT WADE HIBBARD, A.M., M.E., Assisfafzz' Prqfossor of 1.l'f6CbfZ7ZZ.ClZZ E7zgz'nee7'z'12g zU'Rc71'lwa.ys ami Priuczywczl of Me Gfflfiltflftf Scboof of Rczilwcz-y Jlfechafzicczl E12g1'1zeo1'1'7zg. A.B., Brown, 1886g M.E., Cornell, ISQIQ A.M., Brown, 18995 Member American Rail- way Master Mechanics' Associationg American Society Mechanical Engineersg So- ciety for Promotion of Engineering Educationg Vice President North West Railway Clubg New York Railroad Clubg First Sibley Prize, 1890. E E. DEXTE,R SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Assfsiafzt Professor fy' Zlffzclfzoze Deszlgzz. A A.B., Leland Stanford, 1896. 2 EI. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., Dzstrzzcior in Dzcizzsz'rz'czZ 1?rczwz'7zgrmci Ari. JO1-IN SIMPSON REID, Dzsirzzcior in Ilf6Ck6Z7ZZ.CCZ! Drawing cmd Deszlgfz. Member A.S.M.E. VICTOR TYSON WILSON., Instructor in Inflzzsfriczl D1'awz'1zg cmd Art. Graduate School Industrial Art, Philadelphia. DAVID REID, Dzsfrncior in 11fECk6Z7ZZ'CCZZ Drczwz'ng and D8SZg7Z. HENRX' HUTCIIINSON NORRIS, M.E., Dzsirzrctor in EZecz'rz'caZ E1zgz'7zeerz'1zg. M.E.,Corne1l, 1896. 2 5. CHARLES VVELLINGTON FURLONG, ffzsirzzcior ffz j5Z6iZLSll7'Z.CZZ Drczwfng cmd Art. Graduate of Mass. Vor. Art School. 32 GEORGE L. HOXIE, lVI.M.E., ffzstrzzcfor in Elccz'rz'cal E2zgz'1zee1'z'ng. M.E., Cornell, 18925 M.M.E., 1897. GEORGE HUGH SHEPARD, U. S. Navy Qretiredj, fnslrzacfor in MdC6Z.7Z6 Deszlgvz Graduate of U. S. Naval Academy, ISQIQ Assistant Engineer, U. S. Navy Cretiredj. f-IJ I' A HERAIAN D1EDER1CI1S, M.E., I1z5z'rucz'or liz Experz'f:ze7zlol E7zgz'1zoe1'z'1zg. M.E., Cornell, 1897. E E. TI-IOAIAS INIOONEY GARDNEI1, M.M.E., Lzslrzzcior in E.vpe1'z'2fze1zlal E1zgz'neerz'ng. CHARLES CURTIS MAJOR, M.E., E.E., Ifzstrzzclor z'7z Expe1'z'71ze1z!al E1zg'z'1zee1'z'ng M.E., Bloomsburg N.S., Pa., 18915 E.E., Cornell, 1898. CHARLES ANDEIISON AI.EXANDEIi, M.E., Dzsfrzlclor in EXp87'Z-7lZ87ZlllZZ En- gz'1zce1'z'1zg. M.E., Cornell, I8Q7Q junior Member American Society of Mechanical Engineers. E EI. VVILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A., ffzsfrzurior in D1'awz'ng. B.S.A., Cornell, 1898. EDGAR HARPER WOOD, M.M.E., Dzslruclof' in Drawing. M.E., Cornell, 1892, M.M.E., 1893. HERBERT FISHER MOORE, B.S., M.E., LZSf7'ZLCZl07' in .llfczckifzc Desfgfz. ARCHIE BAXTER GOULD, Asszbtanzf in Expef-mzefzml E1zgz'1zeerz'1zg. JAMES VVISEMAN, Fo1'e1:za1z Q' f1f,CZCkZ.7Z6 Shop ami Dzslruclov' in fllczcklne Con- Sf7'ZlC1fl.07Z. ' VVILLIAM HENRY WOOD, Foreman of Woocl Shop. JAMES WIIEAT GRANGER, Foreman in Forgz'1zg. JAMES EUGENE VANDER1-IOEF, Fmfeman in .FOZl7Zli7y. GEORGE CONGER POLLAY, Assistfzfzz' in Wood Shop. ROBERT VANDERIIOEF, Assislaizl in Fozlazflry. FRANK STARKINS, Asszklofzl in Zlfackine Shop. EDXXVARD MORTIMORE AVERY, Assislami in lllczcbzbze Shop. YVILLIAM FREDERICK HEAD, Assislam' in Forging. ARTHUR HENRY SWEET, 11!eclm1zz'cz'a1z in Sibley College. RICPIARD HISCOCK, Chief ElZgZ.7Z66V ami Asublaazl z'1z Sleam Efzgz'1zeerz'1zg. 33 jfacultp. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Presz'de1zz'. A.B., London, 1877,.A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, ISQZQ Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-So, Honorary Fellow of University Col- lege, London. do B K. ESTEVAN ANTONIO FUERTES, Ph.D., C.E., M.A.S.C.E., ,Din-ecior gf Me Col- lege, Derm qffke Faczzlfy, ami Prqfessor qf Sdllllfdlzjf E11g'z'1zeef'z'1zg. Ph.B., Conciliar College of San Ildefonso CSalamanca Jurisdictionj, 1855, Ph.D., 1857, C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic, 1861, Five Times Gold Medalist in First Prize Compe- titions, 1853-56, Corresponding Member of Royal Economic Society QSpainj, 1862, Life Member of the American Institute, 1864, Member and Ex-Director of the Amer- ican Society of Civil Engineers, 1869, Corresponding Member ofthe Humboldt So- ciety QMexicoj, 1870, of the Society of Geography and Statistics CMexicoj, 1871, Vice President of the Economic Section of the International Congresses on Navigation, 1892, Corresponding Member ofthe Societe des Ingenieurs Civils CFrancej, 1894, Director of the Meteorological Bureau ofthe State of New York. E EI. IRVING PORTER C1-1URc1-1, M.C.E., Prfy'essor ey' Alzipliczi ,lfeckmzics and ffydrrzulics, in change of Me College Librfzliy czlzd Me HjfCil'lZZ!Zl.C Lczbora- fories. c.E., comeii, 1873? M.c.E., 1878. A T,lE 5. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, C.E., Prqfessor qfRczz'Zwfzy E7Zg'l'7286l'Z.7Zg and Geod- esy, in change qftbe Geofleifc Lczboraiezjf and Ifz5z'1'zmze1zz'aZ EQZ!Z?7IZ87Zf. B.C.E., Cornell, 1872, C.E., 1876, Member American Society of Civil Engineers, Society forthe Promotion of Engineering Education. E E. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.E., P1-qfessar gf B1-irige E1zg1'1zeerz'ng :mei Graphics, z'1z change yr the Jlizsczuns. C. E., Lehigh, 1877, Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science, Associ- ate American Society of Civil Engineers, Member Society for Promotion of Engi- neering Education. T B H, E EI. 34 GYXRDXPIIZ S'r1f:wART VVILLIAMS, B.S. in C.E., C.E., Prqfessov- qf Exg5erz'me:zz'aZ flf1'0?l'!ZIlZl.C5, in Cblllgfd qffke hQffz71'azzZz'c LlZ60l'IZf0I1jf azz' Fall Creek. B.S. in C.E., University of Michigan, 1889, C.E., ISQQQ Member American Society Civil Engineersg New England Water YVorks Association, Detroit Engineering Societyg Michigan Engineering Society. HENRY N'EELY OGDEN, C.E., Asszlvlczzzf Prqfessor gf Civil E7ZgZ'7Z667'Z'7Zg', in ckmige of Me KSICZIZZYLZILV Lzzborzziozy :md Civil C0lZSfl'MCfZ.07ZS, cmd Secre- faziy qfike Coflege Faczcfiy. C.E., Cornell, 1889, Associate Member American Society of Civil Engineers. Z EI. NVILLIAM ELTON MOTT, SB., Dzszvfzrcior in Civil E1zgz'fzeem'ng, z'1z charge qf Me jmzfoz' Lezeorfzfoziy, arm' Regzifirezr qffbe College. S.B., Massachusetts Institute ot' Technology, ISSQQ Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Engineers' Club, Philadelphia. JOHN TIYIOBIAS PARSON, LZSf7'7LCf07' 2.72 Civil E7Zg'Z.7Z86l'Z.7Zg', in cbazge qf the P60- f0.g'7'ClpAZ.C .ZlCZ607'lZZl07jf and D1'awz'1zg Colleciiefzs. Z Alf. ELB'IER JAMES IVTCCAUSTLAND, M.C.E., LZ.S'fl'ZlCf07' in Civil Efzgz'7zeef'z'7zg, and Al5sz'sz'a7zz' in Me Lrz6o1'czz'0rz'es. C.E., Cornell College, 1892g M.C.E., Cornell University, 1897. CLAUDE VVILLIAM LEROY FILKINS, M.C.E., Dzsfrzrcior in Cz'w'Z E1zgz'1zee1'z'1zg, in charge Qffbe ASf7'0lZ0llZZ-CEI! EQZlZp7lZ87Zf. C.E., Cornell, 1893, M.C.E., 1894. E EI. EDGAR BOYD KAY, C.E., Dzsfrzzciof' in Cz'21z'Z E7ZgZ.7Z68l'Z'7Zg, czmiAssz's!cz1zz' z'7z ike La601'czf07'z'es. C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 18835 American Society Mechanical Engineersg Society for Promotion of Engineering Educationg Schenectady Technical Associa- tiong University Club, Kansas City. A K E, Z E. YVESTON EARLE FULLER, C.E., Assisiafzz' in Civil E7zgz'1zee1'z'72g. C.E., Cornell, 1900. A T Sl. WILLIABI ELTINGE CONKLIN, C.E., bZSlil'ZLCL'0l' in Civil E7ZgZ.7ZC67'ZllZg. C.E., Cornell, 1900. OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, B.S., D2sz'1'z1cz'01' 1.71 Cz'w'l E7zgz'1zee1'z'7zg. B.S., University of Illinois, 1894. 35 GEORGE GATES SMITH, M.C.E., .z4.S'Sl'5fCZIZf in Cz'z'z'l E12g'l.72E87'Z.7Zg, and Asszkfazzi in Me La6o7'rzi01'z'c5. M.C.E., Cornell, 1899. FRANK WV. SKINNER, B.C.E., Lecfnrcr fzz Fz'elai E1zg1'1zccrz'1zg. B.C.E., Cornell, 1879. EBISNEZEIK TOUSEY TLTRNEIK, B.C.E., Lecturer z'1z ,1!EfE0l'0Z0g1'. B.C.E., Cornell, 1883. AUGUSTUS VALENTINE SAPH,1NfI.S., Fellow in Civil E1zg1'1zee1'z'2zg. M.S., University of California, 1900. ROBERT ALLEN PENDEGRASS, C.E., Scholar fn Cz'w'l E1zg1'11ee1'1'1zg. C.E., Cornell, 1900. XVILLIAM CJRLAND STUBBS, IUecbcz1zz'cz'a1z io Me College fy' Cz'z'1'l E1zg'1'zzce1-1'1zg. CLINTON D. CASS, A5.w's!a1z! Jlecba1zz'c1'a1z. RUDOLPI-IUS CONOVER, Assfsfalzl Jf6CbCZlZ1.C!'CZ'7l. V9 X! .ants I I 3? V517 V57 3 i V , 36 4 ifacultp. JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., P7'6SZ.Ci67Zf. A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 18785 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 18785 LL.D., Columbia, ISQZQ Hib- bert: Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-803 Honorary Fellow of University College, London.. 112 B K. Cl-IARLES BABCOCK, A.M., Professor Qf-A7'ChZ.f6CfZ!7'6, Elmerzlzzs. A.B., Union, 1847: A.M., 18505-Honorary Member of American Institute of Architects, Honorary Corresponding Member of Royal Institute of British Architects. WT, KP B K. ALEXANDER BUEL THOXVBRIDGE, B.S. in Arch., Prqfessor qt Arc1zz'Zecz'z1re in ckczvzge qfllze College of A7'CbZ.f6CfZl7'8. B.S. in Arch,, Cornell, 1890, Eleve de l'Ecole des Bezmux Arts, Paris, American Society of Architects, Society of Beaux Arts Architects, Vice President National Arts Club , of-New York, Central. New York Society of Architects, Counsellor National Society of,Fine4Ar1s. KA. CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MAIiTIN, Asszsianf Professor qf A7'CbZ'f6CfZL7'8. CP 1' A. OLAF M. BRAUNER, Asszsiam' .Prqfessor ef D1'awz'12g and 11JacZeZz'7zg. ART1-IUIK CLEXQELAND NASH, A.B., Asszlvtmzi Prqjessor gf Azfcbiiecizzre. A.B., Harvard, 1894, Architecte Diplome par le Gouvernement Francais, 1900. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S. in Arch., Ifzsirzzcior in A7'CkZ'f6CfZlf8. B.S. in Arch., University of Illinois, 18945 Licensed Architect of the State of Illinoisg Post-Graduate Student in Royal Bavarian Polytechnikum, Munich. 37 Jil? I 'N-'13'5 'N 'rr-11: .ea Q .IA .. ,. . U . , , . .1 A ' , SML. V S , J 2: 2 . -, -H .r '? 7: - le ' 15 L ' ,f' , 1 1 2' I' ' It , 3 if 'ku 7.1 4 b 4 5,-Ay J 1 1 ' 1, - A i ' . ,.f...n. 1 . 1 . 1 Q-4',:f , .,,l,,, :- -aiigh Af 'w V ,1'f'z-'V-,QQ P ' ' '. ,, ' -N3 1:21 . 'lil ' . -ygf , rw A I -- ,,.:- -.-' K V' N ' rj: x A2 . . .fp ' , at I V x 1 . f' .1 -A ua. ,. ff2af.mt,a agp. 4,1-A-r.,,4awns '71-111-2111251 iw' I 1 , '..m-A-fa: We: 1:1 ' ..ff1,ili?ll'liLfll ?' 4 ' .53'- i- QE' Ali.':.'75 El . 'l-.-. V' ' ' -- ,,,. . 5 f e Ti'ff':1.- .g 5251 ff 1, '-, 5 5 Hi . 15'f.fff:l-iifff' A Tifkbifii OF . 2'i'f1 ' S -'QE 'l r :- . l - 1.3 1 5 f 5 '--wife - 3, ':'se'e' ' ,., , - ,f ., 1 f, 3. .- - -:gf 1, 1. ,L , . ,- .. X if mm, Whff COLLEGE wg? M , ' af Hzviafa .4-1-.!..f.i'in'.. Q MEDICINE EE La. Q-'MM' i jfElC1lltQ. JACOB GOULD SCI-iummx, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Preszllezzi. A A.B., London, 1877? A.M., 18785 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 18925 Hib- bert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-805 Honorary Fellow of University College, London. 112 B K. XNIILLIAM MECKLENBLTIIG POLK, M.D., LL.D., Deniz ami P1-qfessorhof Gymecol- ogy ami O6SZ'6fl'l'CS, Gyizxcologisl fo Bellevzze Hospz'lol mul O6Sf8ll1'Z.CZ'!71Z Zo Zfmezigezzcy Lying-z'1z ffosjiilal. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1869, LL.D., University ofthe South, ISQOQ Consulting Physician to St. Luke's Hospitalg to St. Vincent's Hos- pitalg to New York Lying-in Hospitalg to Mothers' and Babies' Hospitalg to Trinity Hospital5 Ex-President of New York Obstetrical Societyg of Gynzecological Society. IJEXVIS AT'ro1z1sU11Y STIMSON, A.B., LL.D., M.D., Professor of S?l71DW8Ij!, Szngeon to Belle-one and Newll-2fo2'k fflospifals. A.B., Yale, 18635 LL.D., Yale, 19005 M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874. RUDoLP1-1 AUGUST WVITTHAUS, A.B., M.D., Pnyfessor of Ch67lZZ.Sf7jl, Physics cmd Toxicology. A.B., Columbia, 18675 M.D., University of New York, 18755 Fellow A. A. A. S.5 New York Academy of Medicine5 Perm. Memb. Med. Soc. State of N. Y.5 Member Deutsche Chem. Gesellschaftg Soc. Chimique de Parisg Soc. of Chem. Industi-y5 American Chemical Societyg American Academy of Medicine5 Society of Medical lurisprudence. AXP. XVILLIAM GII.MAN THOMPSON, Pl1.B., NLD., Prcyfessor of rlfecliciaze, Pkysiclafz lo Presoylerzovz mzcl Bellevzle Ilfospiffzls. Ph.B., Yale S. S. S., 1S77Q M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 18815 Member of Association of American Physiciansg of New York Academy of'Medicine5 of New York Practitioners' Societyg of New York Clinical Societyg of New York Medical and Surgical Society5 of New York County Medical Society. A Nlf. 38 GEOIRGE NX?OOLSEY, A.l3., BLD., Przfessor ef Aizalovzy cmd Cllzzfeal Surgery, S1llg'C01Z fo Bellevue ffospffzzl. A.B., Yale, ISSI, M.D., Columbia College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885, New York Academy of Medicine, New York Surgical Society, New York Clinical Society, New York County Medical Society. 112 A E. HENRY PATTERSON Looms, lNI.D., Prqfessor ef Jlfezz'erz'a rlfedicu, Tuerczpeulfcs and Clizzfeal -lfedz'c1'1ze, 1JBH'l'5Z.Cl-0772 fe Me New Terk and Bellevue ffosplials. M.D., University ofthe City ofNew York, 1883, Consulting Pathologist, Board ofl-Iealth, New York City, Member Academy of Medicine, Princeton Club, University Club, Union Club, Tuxedo Club. Z XP. JAMES QJLIFTON EIJGAIR, Ph.B., A.NI., BLD., Przyfessor gf Obsieirles cmd Clz'uz'eal elffdwlfezy, Pbysiefcrzz le Me llfelkers' cmd Ba6z'e5, H0sjrz'!al cmd lo rlfrzfer- llffjf ffosjbfial. Ph.B., Lafayette, 1882, A.M., 1885, M.D., New York University, 1885, Member of New York Academy of Medicine, of American Academy of Medicine, of American Gynfecological Society, of New York Obstetrical Society, Vice President of County Medical Society, Member of Century Club, of University Club. Z KP, 112 A 2. AUSTIN FLINT, M.D., LL,D., Prqfessor qfPbysz'ology. M.D., Jefferson Medical College, 1857, LL.D., 1885, Member of American Medical Association, of American Philosophical Society, 'of American Medico-Psychological Association, Correspondent Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Honorary Member of American Academy of Medicine, of American Association of Military Surgeons, Consulting Physician to Bellevue Hospital,.Decoration of the Third Class-Order of the Bust of the Liberator-Venezuela, President of New York State Medical Association, 18955 of Medical Association of the Greater City of New York, 18995 of Consulting Board of Manhattan State Hospital, Surgeon.General, State of New York, 1874-78. FREDERIC SHEPARD DENNIS, A.B., M.D., F.R.C.S., Prqfesser ef Clz'1zz'cal Sur- gery, Sufgeou lo Bellevue ami Sl. lf?7ZC67ZfS Hos,vz'lals. A.B., Yale, 1872, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874, M.R.C.S., London 1877, F.R.C.S., London, 1899. XII T. 1 FREDERICK WVALKER CEXVYER, M.D., Prqfessor Q' O,z5e7'czz'z've cmd Clz'1zz'efzl Sur- gery, Surgeon lo Bellevzze ffospilfzl. M.D., New York University, 1883, Member of Academy of Medicine, of New York Sur- gical Society, of County Medical Society, of County Medical Association, of Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, of Eastern Medical Society, Consulting Surgeon to Beth Israel and Mount Vernon Hospitals. C11 A E. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, PlI.B., lVl.D., Prefessor ef Praelical Aualomy, Sur- geon fo Ha1'le11z H05,vz'ial. Ph.B., Wesleyan, ISSSQ M.D., University of New York City, 1887, Academy of Medi- cine, New York, Society of the Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, Association of Amer- ican Anatomists. A K E, fb A 2. 39 JAMES ENV'ING, A.M., BLD., Prqfessof' qffzztkology. Q , M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1891, A.M., Amherst, 1892. A T, 42 B K, fb A Z. Glllliiffll Ilbrofessors 8110 WUJCYS. JOSEPH EDC11. NVINTIETIS, M.D., Prqfesser ay' Diseases ef C'bZ7IZ7l'87Z, Vz'sz'!z'1zg Pbysfeicziz fo lfV2'lIfz1'd Parker ffosjiiaf. CIP A Z. CHARLES STEDMAN BLiI.I,,A.l1., M.D., Prqfessar ef 0pAZ'bfZZ7lZOZ0g.-Q -jf, Vz'sz'!z'ng' bSZ41g7'6'07Z fo Nezv Terk ,Eye and Enl' ffyiriizzzzjf. A.B., Columbia, 1864, AAI., 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 'Wars, of the American Huguenot Society. NEXVTON B1ELMAN S1-IAIIFER, M.D., Pfqfessor qf OrMepferZz'c Szngezy, Sm'- g60lZ-l'lZ- Cbiq' fo ZVew 2'2J1'k Ol'fZZOptZZl??l'C Ijfsjiefzsary ami Hosj5z'!al. M.D., New York University, 1867, Attending Orthopaedic Surgeon to St. Luke's Hospi- tal, 1873-39, Consulting Orthopaedic Surgeon to St. Luke's Hospital, to Presbyterian Hospital, Consulting Surgeon to Woman's Infirmary, New York. GORHAM BACON, A.B., M.D., Professor ef Ofofoggg Aural SI!7'g'C01Z fe 1Vew Terk Eyes and Ear f1zy?1'11za1jf. A.B., Harvard, 1875, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1878, Hasty Pudding Club QHarvardJ, New York County Medical Society, New York State Medical Society, New York Academy of Medicine, Member ofthe Society of the Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, of the Harvard Club, ofthe Century Club, ofthe Metropolitan Club, of the University Club, ofthe Knollwood Club. CH,xR1.Es Loomis DANA, A.M., M.D., P1-zyfessar of Diseases qflfbe 1Vervous Sysieffz, Phjf.S'Z'CZ.t'l7Z fo Bellevue ff0.s'j5z'!nZ, Ne2z1'oZ0gz'sf in Jfofziejiore ffome. A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, A.M., 1875, M.D., Columbia, IS'j'7g Fellow American Associa- tion for Advancement of Science, American Psychological Association. if T, QP B K. SAMUEL ALEXANDER, A.M., M.D., Prqfessor Q' Diseases of Me Geizfle- w'l.7ZClIj! Sysiem, Surgeon Zo Bellevue ffospiiczl. . A.B., Princeton, 1879, A.M., I882Q M.D,, Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 18825 Sur- geon to Montefiore 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- ' Urinary Surgeons, President Alumni Association of Bellevue Hospital, Member American Congress of Physicians and Surgeons. 40 GEORGE Tnoxlsox EI.1.1oT, A.B., M.D., Professor of llermafology, Asszsiafzf PhJ1'S1.CZ.Ul1 io Skin amz' Cancer ff0.sj5z'!al. A.B., Yale, 1877, M.D., University of Louisiana, ISSIQ 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, ofthe New York Academy of Medicine, of the Pathological Society, ofthe Medico-Surgical Society, ofthe Hospital Gradu- ates' Club, ot' the Dermatological Society, of the Society of' Dermatological and Genito-Urinary Surgery, ofthe Physicians' Mutual Aid Association. A K E. AI.I,,-XNiJ31CL,XNE HAMILTON, BLD., F.R.S.E., Professor qf llfevziczl Dzlseczses, C0lZ.S'7lIfl'7lg Pkysfciczzz ,llafzkrzifaiz Siczzfe ff0.sj5z'!cz!' ffm' Me Dzsnzzej. M.D., Columbia, 1870, F.R.S,E., Edinburgh, 1899, Corresponding Fellow of Medical Society of London, Consulting Physician, Hospital for Ruptured and Crippled, New York. QTHARLES HUNTOON ICNIGHT, A.lVI., M.D., Prqfessor QfLG111f7Zg'0Z0gl1', Surgeon Zo 1lf1z1zbfz!z'zz1z Eye and Eaff Ho.vA75z'!aZ, Tbl'0fZf D6pCZ7'f77Z67Zf. A.B., VVilliarns, 1871, A.M., 1878, M.D., Columbia, 1874, Fellow and Ex-President American Laryngological Association, Ex-President Hospital Graduates' Club, Fellow of New York Academy of Medicine, of American Academy of Medicine, Member of County Medical Society, of Pathological Society, Consulting Laryngol- ogist St. Luke's Hospital, Bayonne. A NP. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Pl1.B., M.D., Professor of CZz'1zz'caZ 11fCCZf7Z'CZ'7ZB, 112- sirzrcior 7.72 Physical Dz'ag7zo.s'z'.9, Pbysiciczvz io Bellevue Ho.sj5z'laZ. A.B., Yale, 18845 Ph.B., 1885, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1888, New York Academy of Medicine, Pathological Society, Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, Assistant Bacteriologist to New York Health Department. A K E, sl' A E. 1' FRANCIS XKVISNEII IVIURRAY, A.B., M.D., .Professor gf CZz'1zz'cezZ S2!7g61j', Sm'- ' gem: fo Si. LzrX2e'5 and New York H0.9j5z'iaZs. A.B., Yale, 1877, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1880, American Surgical Association, Academytof Medicine, Medical and Surgical Society, Clinical Society, Hospital Graduates' Club, Society of Alumni of New York Hospital. A XP. C1-1ARL1ss EDWARD NAMMACK, Pl1.B., M.D., Prqfessor of C'Zz'1zz'ccz! 11f6l'ZZ.CZ'7Z8, Pkysz'cz'cz1z fo Bellevue flfospffczl. Ph.B., St. Francis Xavier's, New York, M.D., Bellevue Hospital, Medical College, 18815 Fellow of State Medical Association, of New York Academy of Medicine, Member of New York County Medical Society, of Neurological Society, of Physicians' Mutual Aid Association, Life Member of Society for Relief of Widows and Orphans oi'Medical Men, Attending Physician for Out-patients, New York Hospital, Surgeon of Police, New York City. 41 FREDERICK IQAMMEIIER, INLD., P1'Qf.6.S'.V07' fy' CZz'1zz'ral Szfzgely, Sznzgeozz to Ger- 7115172 amz' Si. .Fl'HlZFZ'S ffosjifizzfs. M.D., University of Freiburg, Germany, Member of the American Surgical Association, of the German Surgical Society, Berlin, ofthe New York Surgical Society, ofthe New York Academy of Medicine. IVIN SICKELS, MLS., M.D., Assziflnizf 1'1'qfessor qf Cbczzzzlvizjf dim' IIA-l'S1'CS. B.S., College of City of New York, 1874, M,S., 1878, M.D., New York University, ISS3Q New York Microscopical Society, New York Academy of Sciences. 'lill5tl'llCfOI'5. PERCIVAI. RANNEY BoI.'I'oN, Ph.B., BLD., l7l'Qf8.S'.X'0l' of C7z'7z1'caI SIlIgV6ll1', 111- sirucior in fslllgfflllf, f1.S',Yl'SliUllf S?llg7'60lI fo Belfezwe H0.sj61'!a!. Ph.B., Yale, 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1890. 'lf A E. BERTRAM HENRY BUx'roN, B.A., M.D., Izzxirzzcioz- in lfncfw-z'oIogj'. B.A., Cambridge, England, 1874, M.D., New York University, 1891. fb A E. DEVER SMITII BYAIKD, M.D., Lzszfrzzcfoz- in -llea'1'cz'1ze. M.D., New York University, 1895, Attending Physician to New York Almshouse, Mem- ber Society Alumni, New York Hospital. CID A E. CI-IARLES NICOLI. BANCKER CAMAC, M.D., L1.S'f!'7lCf0l' in Cfz'1zz'ca! -lficroscop-If. 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 XII. WARREN COLERIIAN, A.B., lW.D., IJl'lZf6A'.S'0l' of C7z'1zz'caf -lferz'1'cz'11e, flZ.S'Zl1'ZlCf0l' in Hfateiicz Illedfca and Tbeu-apem'1'cs and in C7z'1zz'cal ,'lfed1'cz'1ze, A.s's2'5z'- cm! Az'z'emiz'1zg Pkysicfczlz io Bclfezfzre H0.s'j5z'!al. A.B., Kentucky University, 1888, M.D., New York University, 1891. 111 A E. LEXVIS. ATTERBURY CONNE12, Ph.B., M.D., Professor gf Clfzzical 1lfea7z'c1'1ze, f7Z5f7'ZLCZi0l' z'1z Ilfeciicilze, fiflflllilillig' Pbd1'sz'cz'a1z io 1721075011 Sfreei H05j2z'- ml, A5sz'.s'icz1z! Pczfkologfsi fo Nezv Ybrk Iifospifal. Ph.B., Yale, 1887, M.D., Columbia, 1890. KID A 2. JEREMIAI-I SVVEETSER FERGUSON, .M.S., M.D., Lzsfrzzcior in Hz's!oZog1'. B.S., Universit f M ' 8 1? A 2. y o anne, I 89, M.S., 1892, M.D., New York University, 1892. K E, FRANK SIDNEY FIELDER, Ph.B., M.D., Asszsfaztzz' D87lZ0lZSZil'6Zli0l' cyfA1zczfomy. Ph-B-, Cornell, 1889, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1892, H A . . . ouse Surgeon New York Hospital, 1893, Assistant Resldent Physician Sloane Maternity Hospital, 1894, Attending Physician New York Dispensary, 1894-98, A - , . . ssistant Suxgeon U. S. Navy, 1898, Cornell Un1vers1ty Club, Psi Upsilon Club ,. Phi Beta Kappa Association, New York County Medical Society, West End Medical Society, Society of Alumni of Sloane Maternity Hospital. XI' T, if B K. 42 GEORGE DEMPSTER BIARILEN, A.M., lNl.D., fzzslrzzcior in Gyzzcecology and Ob- .9lf8fl'l.C.X'. A.B., NVesleyan, 18885 A.M., 1891 g M.D., New York University, 1890. A K E, 112 A E. JOHN AUGUsTUs PIARTXVELL, Ph.B., M.D., DISfl'IICf0l' in Pkyszblogy, Assisi- cw! !76l1Z0lZ.Yfl'CZf01' in Afzfzfollz-V. Ph B., Yale, 18895 M.D., 1892, Visiting Surgeon to Colored Hospital, New York, Mem- ber Presbyterian Hospital Alumni Association, New York. JAMES CHEW' JOHNSTON, A.B., NLD., A.f5z'5z'cz1zZ Lzsfrzzcior in Pfzilzology. A.B., Johns Hopkins, ISQOQ M.D., New York University, I8Q2Q New-York Dermatolog- ical Society, American Dermatological Association, Dermatologist to Lying-in and Presbyterian Hospitals, New York. B 9 IT. GUY DAVENPORT LOMBARD, M.D., Assfsiazzz' f1zsz'1'zzcz'or IIIZ Iiisiologjf. M.D., New York University, 1896, Member of the Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital. fb A 2. HENRY SALEM PASCAL, lNl.D., A.f.Yl'.9fdlZf Dzsfrzzcioz' in f1UsL'0Z0gf1f. M.D., New York University, 1896. LoU1s WARNER RIGGS, A.M., Ph.D., jYlZSZil'7lCZi07' in CkE7lZZ'.9fljf ami Physics. K E. JOHN ROGERS, JR., A.B., Ph.B., NLD., f1z.vz'1-zacfof' z'1z SZL71g'87j', Asszkiczfzt Deffzofzslrzzfor gf ,filZ6Zf077Z-jf. fl? A E. EDLIUND PENDLETON SHELBY, A.B., M.D., Dzstrucior in .lfaiez-itz Ylfedica and Tkera,25czLz'z'c.s'. A.B., Kentucky University, 1887, M.D., New York University, 1891, New York Patho- logical Society. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., NLD., .IlZSf1'Z!CZi0l' z'1z Pczibology. A.B., College of City of New York, 18865 M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1889. A K E. WILLIAM FLETCHER STONE, Ph.B., M.D., Dzsirucim- in Amzfomy and Asxzbsf- azz! Dem07zsz'v'czz'or qffllzcziomy. M.D., University of the City of New York, 1890, New York County Medical Society, Bellevue Alumni Society, New York. LID A Z. BENJAMIN TROWBRIDGE TILTON, A.B., BLD., Dzsz'rncz'or fzz Sznxgezjf. A.B., Harvard, ISQOQ M.D., Freiburg, 1893. GEORGE GRAY NV-ARD, JR., M.D., Lzstrzzcfoz' in O6sie!rz'c.s'. M.D., Long Island College Hospital, ISQIQ Military Order of Foreign Wars, Military and Naval Order Spanish-American War, Fellow New York Academy of Medicine, Assistant Attending Physician Mothers' and Babies' Hospital, Hospital Graduates Club. CIP A 2. 43 NVILLIAM ROISIERT WILLIIXBIS, A.M., M.D., Lecizzrer in fflgieize. A.B., 'Williams, 18893 A.M., 1892, M.D., Columbia, 1895. Z 111. SHERVVOOD BISSELL IVES, A.B., BLD., jl!.Yfl'ZICf0l' Ill! ,lfed1'c1'1ze. A.B., Yale, 1893, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1896. HENRY 111-IOMAS LEE, JR., lN'T.D., fl.S'.V1'.S'ffIl1lL .f!1Sfl'1IC'f01' in Pnfhology. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898, Member Roosevelt Hospital Alumni Association, Clinical Microscopist to St. Vincent's Hospital. A K E. CHARLES GEORGE LEXVIS XVOLF, B.A., M.D., 111511-zzcioz' fy' Pbu1'5I.0f05fl'CGZ Cb e 111 IISZ' l11'. B. A., University ofManitoba, 1890, M.D.: C.M., McGill University, 1896. Gl.ll1lCHl THISTFIICTOFS. JOHN ASPELL, A.B., lNI.D., C7l.l1!'Cf7KIl!,S'fl'IlCf0I' fiz G-1'1ZEC010gJf, I'l.5Z'fl'l?g' Gjflzfe- cologfsz' fo Sf. V1'1zc01zi'.v ffoxjifizzf. CHARLES C1.11fFoRD I3ARROXVS, A.M., M.D., Cflllll-Cd! Izzsfrzzdor in Gymccol- Og'-jf, Gyzzfccofogfyz' I0 L'cffez'zzc H0.s'jSz'fz1f. M.D., University of Virginia, 1879, M.D., University of the City of New York, 1880, 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 XII. COLMAN WARD CUTLER A.B. M.D. C , , , 'lz'111'ca!' LZSl'l'ZlCf0l' 1.12 OfAllbfZZll20Z00'1' - 0. 1 .A55l'.S'fCZ7ZZl SZll37'80lZ Zo 1Vew Ybrk Eye jlfl'7lZ!7l1'l', Az'fe1zrZ1'1zg OpbMal712z'c Szugeoyz fo Si. Lnleels' ff0.vj51'mf. E A.B., Yale, 1885, M.D., Columbia, 1889. BIARTIN JOHN ECI-1EvERR1A, M.D., CIz'1zz'cczZ Dz,fz'1'z1cz'o 1' ZIIZ f7z',reczse5 qt Me G67ZZ'f0-U7'Z.7Zdi1jf Sysiem. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1890, Assistant Visiting Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital CG. U.j. PATRICK IJENRY FITZHUGH, M.D., CYl'1Zl'CfZZ ffzsiffzzcioz' in Ol'fA0?f6l1?!.C5', Assisi- czfzz' Szzrgeoiz fo flfew Tbrk Orff i zopfez ic Dzlvjbeizsazy mmf ffospitczl. M.D., Atlanta.CGa.j Medical College, 1891, Member Alumni Association University of Texas, of County Medical Association, of County Medical Society, of Physicians' Mutual Aid Association, First Assistant Surgeon New York State Hospitalfor Crippled and Deformed Children. JOSEPH FRAENKEL, M.D., C!Z'7ZL.CdZ f7Z.S'lll'ZLCf0l' in Dzkeczses qf the Ne1'v0zzs Sjfsfem. 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. 44 XXrILLIAM TRAVIS Gum, B.S., M.D., C!1'1z1'm1Iusz'1-zzcfor in Gymecology. B.S., College of City of New York, 1883, M.D., New York University, 1886, New York Obstetrical Society, New York County Medical Society, New York County Medical Association, New York State Medical Association, Visiting Surgeon to Workhouse, Almshouse and Penitentiary Hospitals, Consulting Gynaecologist St. Luke's Hospi- tal, Bayonne, N. J., Examining Physician New York Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children. ARCI-1IIsALD EZEIQIAL ISAACS, M.D., C'f1'1zz'cfzZ f1z.vz'f'zzcz'0r fu .S'zz1ge1y. 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. TI-IURSTON GIIABIIIXN LUSK, M.D., C'!z'1zz'caZ Luiz-ucfor in Dewzzafoiogy, Derma- !0Zog'1'.rl' io Me Oz!!-117001' .l7GftZl'lllI?f'7Zf qf Roosevelt' Ifospifczl. M.D., Bellevue Medical College, 1893, F. and A. M., Southern Society of New York, New York County Medical Society, Physicians' Mutual Aid Society, Attending Surgeon Bellevue Hospital. JAMES EDWARD NEWCOMB, A.B., lNI.D., CYz'1zz'cczZ I1zs!1'ncz'or z'1z Lfzfjfzzgofogy, Aff67ZdZ'lZg' Lzz1y1zgof0gz',s'z' to flew!!! Dz',s'y5e1zscz1jf, Asszkzfafzi ID0J1fSZ.Cl'EZ7Z fikroczz' fL,Z.'UZ.5Z.0lZ, Zo Rooseveli Ozzz'-Pezz'1'e1z! Depczlfmzezzf. A.B., Yale, 1880, M.D., Columbia, 1883, Fellow New York Academy of Medicine, Fellow American Laryngological Association. VVILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., lNl.D., Clilzical IlZ,9f7'ZlCf0l' in Diseases of Cbz'Zci1'e1z. A.B., New York University, 1885, M.D., 1889, Member of County Medical Society, of Academy of Medicine, of County Medical Association. A LIP. FRANKLIN MOORE STEPI-1ENs, M.D., Clizzzkal Dzsivfzzciof- z'1z Oiology. M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1885, Assistant Surgeon to Otological Department of New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. B 9 H. GEORGE PEASLEE SI-IEARS, IVLD., C'lz'1zz'ccIZ jl?5Zi1'7lCZi0l' in O6sz'ef1'z'cs, Ass2'sz'fz1zi Aiiefzdzig Phjfsz'cz'fz7z ilfofhers' and Bczbies' H0.9pz'faZ. GEORGE KNOXN'LES SXVINBURNE, A.B., NLD., C!z'1zz'cdl I7Z5Zil'Z4Cli0l' in Diseases qfibe Gelzifo- Uflllllllijf' Sysfellz. A.B., Harvard, 1881, M.D., Columbia, 1885, Hasty Pudding Club. I'IENRY IJOYVARD XKVHITEIIOLTSE, Ph.B., NLD., Clinical fzzsif-zzcfor in Derma- tology, A5sz'sz'a1zz' Szwgfeofz fo Zlkzu fork Skiiz ami Cczzzcer hfospfffzf, De1'11za!0IQgz'sf io Demflz' Dispeizsafjf. Ph.B., Shefiield Scientific School, Yale, 1885, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1889, American Dermatological Association, New York Society of Der- matology and Genito-Urinary Surgery, Secretary and Treasurer of New York Derma- tological Society. A M H Q. JOHN NICGAW XVOODBURY, BLD., bI.R.C.S., f1zSz'1'zzcf01' Z-ll Ol'Zlb0p!Z'tZ7Z'C .5'z11g e1 1'. 45 c:HARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., M.Di, C!1'111'ea! Izzsirncfor ia Ge1zz'z'o- Uv'- lzaly Szngefy. A.B., Harvard, 1886, M.D., 1889, Visiting Surgeon to St. Luke's Hospital, Visiting Genito-Urinary Surgeon to City Hospital. JOIIN VVILLIAMS COE, Ph.B., BLD., flZSfl'ZlCf0l' 1'1z Clfzzfcal Pafaology. Ph.B., Yale, 18933 M.D.,-lohns Hopkins, 1898. A QIil'liCEll Zl55l5f8llfS. ROBERT STAUNTON ADAMS, A.M., M.D., Clizzical Assz'sz'a1zz' in Diseases qf CWz'Zfi1'e1z . A.B., Princeton, 1888, A.M., 1891, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Colum- bia, 1891, New York County Medical Society, Pathological Society, Society of Alumni of Presbyterian Hospital, Attending Physician to Division of Diseases of Children, Demilt Dispensary. HARRX' MORTIhIEIi ARCI'IEIl, M.D., Cfizzical Assfstamf ia Smgezjy. M.D., Bellevue Hospital College, 1894. RUSSELI, BELI,AIxIY, M.D., Clizukal Assistalzzf in .lfea'z'ci1ze and Taerapeuzics. M.D., New York University, 1893, American Medical Association, New York County Medical Society, Society of the Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, First Lieutenant and Assistant Surgeon, Squadron H, New York Cavalry. E A E. EARLE CONNER, M.D., Clifzieal Assisztanz' in Ofologgy. WILLIS SCOTT COOKE, M.D., C!l,7ZZ.ClZZ Assisfazzt ia Diseases qf Cbfldrefz. ROBERT NIORRIS DALEY, M.D., Clffzfcal Assz'sz'a1zt in Diseases Q' Me Nervozzs System. M.D., Columbia, 1896, Bellevue Hospital Alumni Association. GEORGE SLOAN DIXON, M.D., Clfzzical Assz'sz'au! in Oiology. ,M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1885, Member New York County Medical Society, Visiting Physician to Demilt Dispensary, Assistant Pathologist New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Assistant Surgeon St. Bartholomew's Clinic CEar, Nose and Throat Departrnentj. XlVAI.TER ADAMS DUNC1iEL, M.D., CZl'lZZ'COZ Assfstam' Za Diseases gf Chflclrevz. LOUIS NEUMANN, M.D., Assisfanf in Physiology. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Pli.G., M.D., CZI'm'caZ Assz'sz'am' in Opkfaalmology, Assz'sz'a7zZ Szwfgeofz Z'lZ New fork Eye .DQi7'77Z6Z71j!, O-15kz'LaZmz'c SZ6l2g'607Z Zo the Wo1'khozz.se afza' Almsbozzse ffospifals. Pl1.G., Maryland College Pharmacy, 1887, M.D., New York University, 1891, Ophthal- mological Society, Medico-Surgical Society, New York County Medical Society, New York County Medical Association, Ophthalmic Surgeon to Workhouse, Alms- house and Incurable Hospitals. 111 K XII, fb A E. 46 MAX G. SCI-IL.-XPP, BLD., I1z.s'1'f'z1cfo1- 1.11 Mc ffzlviololgly ami Pfzihology qf Me .zVe1'z'0zz.s' -Sl'l'A'Il8lIZ. ' M.D., Berlin, 1897. GEORGE DE FOREST SMITH, M.D., Clizzical K1.S'5l..S'liCZ7Zf in Jfefzfal Dzlveczses. M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. SAMUEL NI.-XRLEY EVANS, M.D., CYIIIZZ-Cdl A5.vz's!a1zf in ZVei'11ozz5 jliseczses. CARROLL DUN!-IAB'I PARTRIDGE, B.S., Assisfrzzzi in Chezfzzkffy. B.S., University of Vermont, 1900. K Z. Staff of 'lllI5tlf11CflOll Elf 'llfiJ3CEl. GEORGE C1-IAPMAN CALDXVELL, B.S., Ph.D., Prqfessor qf Cb677ZZ.SZllij!. B.S., Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardj, 18555 Ph.D., Giittingen, 1857. E EZ. BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Pl'Qf-ESSO7' qf.Pkysz'oZogy. B.S. Qszuzzma cum Iaudej, Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardj, 1862, M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. EDXVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D., Prqfessor fy'Physz'cs. B.S., Cornell, 18755 Ph.D., Giittingen, 1879. A T, E EI. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Prqfessoz' gf Jlicroscopy, Ifisfalogy and Efzzbfjf- ology, B.S., Cornell, 1877. A T. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S.,.M.D., P7'Qf6S507' zj'PaZkoI0gy and Bacierfology. B.S., Cornell, 1887, M.D., Columbian University, 1890. fir E K, E E, N E N. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Prqfessm' gf Ivzovggamk ami AmzQ1zfz'caZ I Ckemisiffy. Ph.B., Michigan,18S5g B.S., 1886. 11' T, Z E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, Ph.D., A6'5Z.Sfd7Zf Prqfessor qf Cb677ZL'.?fJjf. Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. YVILLIAM RIDGELX' ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Assz'sz'mzi Prqfessor gf Ol2g'lZ7ZZ'C Ch677ZZ.Sf7jl. A.B., Johns Hopkins, 18845 Ph D., I887Q Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. E E. ERNEST MERRITT, M.E., 44SSZ.SZilZ7Zf P1'zy'essor qfPbysz'cs. M.E., Cornell, 1886. fb K XII, E E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.M., A5sz'.s'z'zz1zz' Professor qf Col1zpcz1'fzz'z've Pk-jf5z'oZogg'jf and -llczz'e1'z'a llfefiiccz. B.S., Cornell, 18905 D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. E EI. 47 BENJAMIN FREEMAN IQINGSBURY, A.B., M.S., Ph.D., Asszkfazzf Prqfessor gf 4lfZ'C1'0SCO?'1', ffzkfofocgf and E77Z6l11'0Z0g:'l'. A.B., Buchtel College, 18935 M.S., Cornell, 18943 Ph.D., 1895. fb A 9, E E. N 23 N. ABRAM TLTCKEII IQERR, B.S., NLD., Jlsszkfazzf 17l'Qf-C?5.S'0l' fy' fjllllldll AlZGf07lZJ'. B.S., Cornell, 1895. N Z N. LUZERNE COVILLE, B.S., M.D., Lccfzzrer and DE1II0ll.Yfl'UflIi' 1'1z A4lZC'lf07I.7Jl'. B.S., Cornell, 18863 M.D , Columbia, 1889. 9 A X, E E. PAUL RICIIARD ISRONVN, M.D., Lecfm-cr fu -lfecZ1'r1'1ze, S1llgVGl1i', Thai-npezzfzks and Ob5z'ef1'1'cs. M.D., Berkshire Medical College, 1869, Major U. S. Army, Knight Templar Mason, Medico-Lega1Societyg Military Service Institution of United States, Sons of Revo- lution, Society Colonial Wars, Huguenot Society, Holland Society. N E N. EAIILIS MONNIN CI-IABIOT, B.S., Ph.D., jrlZ.Ylil'7ICll0l' fu Toxz'coIoLg'z'caZ CkClIZI'.Vf111'. B.S., Cornell, ISQIQ Ph.D., 1897. E E. THEODORE X'VI'I1TTELSIiY, A.B., Ph.D., IlI.X'fl'?lCf0l' fn C'A6'71Z!.Xfl1l'. A.B., Williams, 18903 Ph.D.,G6ttinge1I,1895. A T, E E. RAYRIOND CLINTON REED, PlI.B., Izzsfrzzcfor in Pnfhofogv and b'r1cfe1'1'0IQgv. Ph.B., Cornell, 1896. 111 2 K, E E. HECTOR RUSSELI. CARVETIAI, A.B., Ph.D., Lzsfz-nczior in Cbczzzzkfziif. A.B., Toronto and Victoria Universities, 18965 Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. A T, E E. FLOYD ROBINS VVRIGI-IT, A.B., f1z.s'f1'z1cz'01' fu Bzzcf01'z'0!Qgj'. A.B., Cornell, 1898. E EI. BENJANIIN BERNARD TURNER, B.S., Ph.D., A,s'sz'sz'n1zz' fu Ckefzzzkfzjf. B.S., London, 18945 Ph.D., Gdttingen, 1899, F.C.S. ROBERT FISCI-IER, B.S., Assfslam' 1.12 Cb07IZl,,?flz1'. B.S., Ohio State University, 1898. E E. MORRIS ROGERS EBERSOLE, B.S., Assz'sz'fmz' in ClAC?7IZI'SIf1jf. B.S., University of Cincinnati, 1898. B 9 H. IRA HARIKIS DERBY, B.S., As.vz'sz'a12zt fu C1ze11zz'sz'1j'. B.S., Harvard, 1899. JAMES HARVEY PETTIT, Ph.B., A.X'5Z'.Yfd7Zf fzz Physics. Ph.B., Cornell, 1900. 2 EI. JOHN EDGAR TEEPI.E, B.S., Assz'sz'fz1zz' in P6J1fsz'oZ0,g'z'cczf CL'8llII.biflu'. B.S., Cornell, 1899. E E, 48 IEDITII JANE CL.xx'Po1.E, Pli.B., M.S., As.w'szFa1z! in PA-y.w'o!'og1f. Pl1.B., Buchtel Collegeg M.S., Cornell, 1893i Fellow of American Association for Ad- vancement of Science, Member of American Microscopical Society. A F, E E. Cfklll. XVALLACE FISIIEIQ. V.S.. As,rz'sz'n1zz' fu Pby.v1'o!0gy and lllczferzkz ,lfen7z'ca. V.S., Ontario Veterinary College, 1898. K I. XVALTER XVELLS HCJOX'E1l, .fl,f.s'1'sifz1zf in 1'bi1'5z'oIQ5gf mm? ,l1czz'crz'cz Jfcriica. SAMUEL HOWARD BrJRxE'r'1'. A.B., BLS.. 445Sl'.9lif7iZZi fu Pfzibologfjf. A.B., Cornell, 18923 M.S., 1896. MEXRX' JANE ROSS. All., fl.s'.vz'.f!n1zf fu -lf!'Cl'0,S'C0p-V., ffl..S'Zi0Z05 j'f?'1ZIZ7 Zfllzbzjfofqgy. A.B., Cornell, 18983 A.M., Pennsylvania, 1900. E E. CIIARLES HERISERT BOXMEYER, A.B., A.S'1?l'b'fU7Zf Zu 1lL'cr0.s'c0j5y, flfsfologjf and EllZ6!11'0Z05':l'. A.B., Leland Stanford Junior, 1896. ROBERT ORTON NIOODY, B.S., M.D., A.vsz'.s'!anz' in Ihmzazz Afmiomy. B.S., Cornell, ISQIQ M.D., Yale, 1894g American Association Advancement of Science, American Microscopic Society, American Association of Anatomistsg Connecticut State Medical Society. IJAXVRENCE PIENDEE, NLD., As.w'.s'z'mzz' fu Afzaiozlzy. M.D., Buffalo, 1897. AUGUSTUS GROTE POHLMAN, M.D., Assfsifzzzi z'1z Azzrzfomy. M.D., Buffalo, 1900. DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., DE7lZ07Z.S'f7'fZZi07' in Azmfofzzy. B.S.A., Vermont, 1898. E N. G :Y NY Y YY Y I-I 2 4 rx -, 't'Q,,f:x sm 'iJ fZ1' ff-,:,-'Qu cot L E G E O F 0 R E S T RY . 355942 L I! .7 .7 ' 1 5 3 I r , 1- ye- ,Q is I 5 1 A K 4, f J M :E i ,l jfacultig. ff V 1- fav. ' 11 A ' 2 t . si zu, JACOB GOULD SCIIURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D., Prcsidczzt. A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 18785 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 18785 LL.D., Columbia. 18922 Hib- bert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-803 Honorary Fellow of University College, London. 112 BK. BERNARD EDUARD FERNOW, LL.D., Dl'l'6Cf0l' of the College, Dean of Me Fac- zaliy and Professor Q'-Fo1'est1y. LL.D., University of Wisconsin, 18973 Honorary Vice President American Sportsman's Associationg First Vice President American Forestry Association, Honorary Member of English Arboriculture Society, Honorary Member of Imperial Academy of Natural Science of St. Petersburg, Fellow A. A. A. S. E E. FILIBERT ROTH, B.S., Asszkicuzt Przyfewor of Fo1'es!1y, Fo1'est Jlfamzger and ffzsfrzacfor z'7z TZ.7lZ667' Physics and Techizofogy. B.S., University of Michigan, 1890. JOHN GIFFORD, D.Sc., Assisfczfzz' Prqfessor in Pbresfrjf. B.S., Swarthmore College, 18903 D.Sc., University of Munich, 18983 Vice President for New York of the American Forestry Associationg Honorary Member Swiss Forestry Association. xl X Q so v 1 ' P A' , Ti F 'frf- 1- V A 'ci 50 GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Pl1.B., Lz'brm-ian. Ph.B., Cornell, 1873, American Library Associationg Bibliographical Society of London, American Pomological Society. if B K. ANDREW CURTIS VVI-IITE, A.B., Ph.D., Assz'sz'cml Lz'brarz'a1z in charge rj' Clas- sQ?czzZz'01z. A.B., Hamilton, 18815 Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. 112 B K. WILLARD HENRY AUSTEN, Asslslmzl Lz'brarz'a1z in charge gf Rqfereizce Library. American Library Association, New York State Library Association. B 6 II. MARY FOXVLER, B.S., Assislczm' LZ.b7'fZ7'Z'CZ7Z in charge qt Calczlogzze. B.S., Cornell, 1882, College Settlements Association, American Library Association. TIYIEODORE YV. KOCI-I, A.M., Ccztaloguer. A.B., Harvard, 1892, A.M., 1894. KATI-IERINE DAME, A.B., Caiczloguer. A.B., Boston University, 1894. I' fb B. EMMA A. KNOTT, Cafalogzzer. ' ELIZABETI-I SAGE INGERSOLL, Assisz'a1zz' in Order Deprzrlmcnl. JENNIE THORNBURG, B.L., Assislafzz' in Accession De,barlme1zz'. B L., Cornell, 1893. H B Q. HERMAN RALPH MEAD, Ph.B., A.M., Asszivlmzz' in Rqferefzce Library. Ph.B., Cornell, 18995 A.M., 1900. EDITH ANNA ELLIS, B.L., Loan Clerk. B.L., Cornell, 1890. ' GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Llbrariafz of fbe Presiflefzz' W'biZe Librazgf. A.B., Cornell, 1881. '12 B K. ALEXANDER HUGH Ross FRASER, LL.B., Librariafz qfibe Law Library. LL.B., Dalhousie University, 1892. ROBERT JAMES MOORE, Assz's!a1zl in lbe Law Library. C1-IARI.ES TRACEX' STAGG, Asszkfam' in fbe Law Library. CI-IARLES EZRA CORNELL, A.B., LL.B., Librarzkzzz of ibe New Drk Slate lfv6f67'l.7ZCZljf College. A.B., Columbia, LL.B., Albany Law School, Union. Sl 2819 EMMONS LEVI XVILLIAMS, Trcrzszzrvr. CHARLES BAKER B'LXNDEVIl.LE, B.S., KISS!-.S'ffZlZIl Zo Mc YU-efzszzrer. B.S., Cornell, 1877. Z XII. HORACE LGCACK, A.B., Assfsfrzzzf in fha Y7'ca.s'211'c1' in Mc Lauri Qjffce. A.B.,Hamilton,1898. E fb. THOMAS TREE, Assfsmzzz' io Mc T1-caszfrcr. Cjl'IARLES DIBBLE BOSTXVICK, A.B., LL.B., Genera! ami Legal Assfsiazzf Y3'easz11'e1'. A.B.,Co1-nell, 1892, l..L.B.,1894. K A. MARGARET FLOY XVASHBURN, A.M., Ph.D., W?z1'a'c1z zyigzzgc College. Pl1.D., Cornell, 1894. GEORGE F. FOOTE, BZ6SZ.lZGS5 Ilfmzzzger of Sage College. DAVID FLETCI-IER HOY, M.S., I?eg1's!raw'. B.L., Cornell, 18915 M.S., 1893. K 2, E E. ROSE LTARIAN CLARK, Assz'sz'a1z! fo Me IEegisz'nzr. HERBERT CROMBIE HOWE, B.L., A.B., Prcsiciezzfs Secreiczz jf. B.L., Cornell, I893Q A.B., 18963 Graduate Scholar in Philosophy, 1893-95. SARAH ADELIA BEACH, 7v'8lZSLl7'81',S Sfefzograpber. ALICE BELLE QLXRMAN, Presz'rZe1zz s Sfcuzograjiher. JULIA Z. IQELLY, Sfe1z0g1'aj5,Qer, U3zz'z'er5z'!y Ex!e1zsz'o1z Iffbrk. ELIZABETI-I XCERONICA MALOHEY S! 'f ,I NV I , efzogz ap Jer, E.vj5e1'z'11ze7zZ Sfrzifofz. ILLIAM C. DEAN, Supa:-z'1zfefzrZen! qfS!eam H I' f of ecz ang cm Walez' Service. 52 fo Me EDWARD JXIKTIIUR l3U'1'LE1:, .hlccozzzzffzlzf hz Colfcgc rj Ag1'z'cz1!z'u1'c czfzd Cferk of EXj5L?l'1'11ZCl1f Sffzffaiz. CQIIARLES Exim CORNELL, .-LB., LL.l3., Clerk gf Mc 1Vcw Qfyrk Suzie D'2z'e1'z'- unity Coffqgc. A.B., Columbia: LLB., Albany Law School, Union. ELBIIX GRIGGS, BLD., ,lhrziicczl E.x'a11zz'1zc1' zz! Me Saga Collage GJ1'77ZlZ!ZSl.7HlZ. J. THORNE W'1r.SoN, Clark fthe .llbzifcal College. JESSIE PICKARD ANDRESON, lSfC'lZ0g'l'CZfhGl', Jfedfcal College. JOSEPIIINE DICKSON, Szfjnez-1'1zz'e1zzz'c7zi Qflbe Cornell Djrfzzazjf. IXUGUSTA RliDDINli'I'ON, Assfsffzfzf Ahrsc ffz the Cornell Ifgfwzzafjf. JANE SMITH XAIATSON, A5sz'5z'afz! fo Me pl'ffZl'CiC?7l fUfSf1.g?'e College. 14 ,ll x U q 'Y f' ll- , QQ N ' 'N E C ' Qx A A F ' -' :N 53 1900. SEPTEMBER 30.-Chancellor R. Day, S.T.D., Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y., Methodist. OCTOBER 7.-The Rev. Professor A. C. B'IcGiffert, D.D., Union Theological Seminary, New York City, Presbyterian. OCTOBER 14.-The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, D.D., Brooklyn, N. Y., Presby- terian. OCTOBER 21.-The Rev. S. Parkes Cadman, D.D., New York City, Methodist. OCTOBER ZS.-The Rev. W. WV. Penn, Chicago, Ill., Unitarian. NOVEMBER 4-11.-The Rev. Francis E. Clark, D.D., Boston, Mass., Congrega- tionalist. NOVEMBER 18.eThe Rev. T. Edwin Brown, D.D., Franklin, Pa., Baptist. NOVEMBER 25.-The Rev. Paul R. Frothingham, New Bedford, Mass., Unitarian. DECEMBER 2.--The Rev. Professor Henry Van Dyke, D.D., Princeton University, Princeton, N. J., Presbyterian. Q DECEhiIBER 9.-The Rev. Abbott E. Kittredge, D.D., New York City, Dutch Reformed. DECENIBER 16.-The Rev. Philip S. lyloxom, D.D., Springfield, Mass., Congre- gationalist. 1901. JANUARY 6.-The Rev. Josiah Strong, New York City, Congregationalist. JANUARY 13.-The Rev. Edward Judson, D.D., New York City, Baptist. 54 JANUARY 20.-The Rev. Professor Charles NI. Tyler, D.D., Ithaca, Congrega- tionalist. JANUARY 27.-The Rev. E. W'inchester Donald, D.D., Boston, Mass., Episco- palian. FEBRUARY io.-The Rev. S. A. Steel, D.D., Petersburg, Va., Methodist. FEBRUARY FEIZRUARY MARCI-I MfXRCI-I io .-The Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot, South Bethlehem, Pa., Episcopa- lian. MARCII I7 MYXRCI-I 24 MARCI'l 31 17.-The Rev. O. P. Gilford, D.D., Buffalo, N. Y., Baptist. 24.-The Rev. Charles F.. St. John, Boston, Mass., Unitarian. 3.-The Rev. James H. Ecob, D.D., Philadelphia, Pa., Unitarian. .-The Rev. Wlilliam N. Clark, Hamilton, Baptist. .-The Rev. W. C. Bitting, D.D., New York City, Baptist. .-President Charles Cuthbert Hall, Union Theological Seminary, New York City, Presbyterian. APRIL 21.-The Rev. F.. S. Tipple, New York City, Methodist. APRIL 28.-The Rev. Rush Rhees, D.D., President University 'of Rochester, Rochester, N. Y., Baptist. MAY MAY MAY JUNE JUNE JUNE 5-Iz.-The Rev. WVm. F. McDowell, D.D., New York City, Methodist. 19.-The Rev. Joseph H. 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QUniv. of Californiaj Civil Engineering Sage Aifellowsbip. Benton Dales, B.S., A.lX1. QUniv. of Nebraskaj Chemistry Scbuglet ilfellowsbip. Judson Freeman Clark, B.S. in Agr. QToronto Uniixj, A.M. Qcornell Univ.j ........ Botany Sibley ilfellowsbip. Wfilliam Henry Powell, NLE. . . Mechanical Engineering Golowin Smith zlfellowsbip. Wfilliam Atwood Hilton, B.S. . . Microscopy, Histology, Embryology llbresioent 'Qlllbite slfellowsbip. Frank Allen, A.B., A.iM. QUniv. of New Brunswickj, A.M. CCO1'I1Cll Unixxj ........ Physics Jlirastus :Brooke ilfellovosbip. Henry Louis Rietz, B.S. QOhio State Unixxj . . lWathematics Francis Eugene Yeates Joannes, B.Arch. .... Architecture Joseph Oliver Phelon, B.S. in M.E., B.S. in E.E. fWVorces- ter Polytechnical Inst.j .... Nlechanical Engineering Chester hlurray, Ph.B ...... Romance Languages Elizabeth Hewson Brooks, A.B. QUniv. of Indianaj, Germanic Languages Arnold Valentine Stuhenrauch, B.S. 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John NVilliam Adams Baird, A.B. QDalhousiej . . . lVIathematics. Edith Monica Jordan, A.B. QStanford Unixxj . . American History. 59 'Lllnoergraouate Scholarships. the Gornell Scholarships. WValter Augustus Frederick, 1903 Chester Lee lX1ills, 1903 . . Carrie Adele WH1'HC1', 1904 . Louise Electa XVatrous, 190.1 . Che SH. JB. iLoro Scholarships. Harold Frederick Jewett, 1903 . Herbert Carpenter Shattuck, 1903 Harland Bryant Tibbetts, IQO4. . Frank Davis Nlitchell, 1904 . Che llhcchraw Scholarships. Frederick William Charles Lieder, Ross Gilmore Ma1'vin, 1903 . George Burr Upton, 1904 . Frederick Williain Rope, 1904 . Ghz SHQZ 5CbOlHlZ5l'JlD5. Irene Belle Van Kleeck, 1903 . Florence Daisy Lefferts, 1903 . Robert Rankin, 1904 . . VVilliam Neff, 1904 . . 1903 60 hlechanical Engineering . . . Arts Arts Arts hflechanical Engineering . . . Arts Arts Arts . . Arts Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering . . . Arts Arts . . . Arts Electrical Engineering . . . 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Mechanical Engineering. t 5,54 Ein Mfg EXM, s Y , Rl no an 111: 'en If ' W ' 4 eva xy at S31 12.1, gy Fl tix Aga, xg-L 4:31 'GCX79 4:8179 .gre 61 GRADVATE 9 8 TVD EN TS GEIIIUWHYCS for HUVHHC60 ECQP665. 'F In Absentia. Anna Heloise Abel, A.B. Qliansas Unixnj, 1898, A.M. fsamej, 1900-PAD., Salina, Kan History and Political Science. Robert Summer Albee, B.S. QUniv. of Miclmj, 1896, LL.B. fC01'llCll3, 1898- Adi, Galveston, Texas History and Political Science. Charles Anderson Alexander, lVI.E., 1897-ill JLE., Ithaca Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry. Frank Allen, A.B. QUniv. of New Brunswickj, 1895, A.M. Csamej, 1897- PAD., Freclerickton, N. B., Canada Physics, Mathematics. Wfilliam Ambler, Ph.B. QI-Iillsclale Coll.j, 1896, B.S. QCase Schoolj, 1896, lVI.E QCornell Univ.j, 1900-PAD., Cleveland, Ohio Physics, Mathematics. Arthur Lynn Andrews, B.L., 1893, lVI.L., 1895-PAD., 1012102 English, Philosophy. Eugene Plumb Andrews, A.B., 1895-Pb.D., Ithaca Greek, Classical Archteology, Comparative Philology. lX1ary Elizabeth Appleton, A.B. QRockford Coll.j, IQOO-A..lL, Tama, Iowa History and Political Science. Clinton Leroy Babcock, A.B., 1895-PAD., Boonville Latin, Greek, Classical Archaeology. 62 John XVilliam Adams Baird, A.B. QDalhousiej, 1899-AJL, River Herbert, N. S., Canada Mathematics. . Alice Nlary Baldwin, A.B., 1900-Anil., East Orange, N. J History and Political Science. Elias Hyrum Beckstrand, B.S. in E.E. fUniv. of Michiganj, 1900-.flZflf.E., Meadow, Utah. Mechanical Engineering. Georgia Benedict, A.B. QW'ells Coll.j, 1899-PAD., Ellenville. Philosophy, History and Political Science. Gordon Mausir Bentley, B.S.A., 1900-AJL, Great Barrington, Mass. Entomology, Botany. Ernest Blaker, B.S. fKansas State Univ.j, 1893--lw.D., Kansas City, Kan. Physics, Mathematics. Garrick Mallory Borden, B.S., 1899-PAD., Tunkhannock, Pa. History and Political Science, English. Charles Herbert Boxmeyer, A.B. QStanford Univ.j, 1896-PAD., Holden, Bio. Histology, Anatomy, Physiological Chemistry. Ella Ma1'ion Briggs, B.S. CMt. Holyokej, 1895-ABI, Shelton, Conn. Entomology. Elizabeth H. Brooks, A.B. Qlndiana UniV.j, I893-Ph.D., Ithaca. Germanic and Romance Languages. Edmund Fowler Brown, B.L., 1890-A.M, Florida. Pedagogy, History and Political Science. Charles Bell Burke, B.L. QVanderbilt Univ.j, 1889, A.B. fHarVard Univj, ' 1891-PAD., Jackson, Tenn. English, Romance Languages, Germanic Languages. George Howard Burrows, B.S. in Chem. QUniv. of Vermontj, 1899-.Pk.D., Burlington, Vt. Chemistry, Mathematics. George lfValter Cavanaugh, B.S., 1896-PAD., Ithaca. Chemistry. Judson Freeman Clark, B.S. in Agr. fUniv. of Torontoj, 1396, All. QCornell Universityj, 1899-Pk.D., Guelph, Canada. Botany, Chemistry. 63 Louis Adelbert Clinton, B.S. QMich. Agr. Coll.j, 1839-PAD., Ithaca Agriculture, Botany. VVilliam XVeber Coblentz, B.S. fCase Schoolj, 1900-A.I1f, Poland, Ohio Physics. Julia Andrew Cochran, Ph.B., 1900-PAD., Ithaca Psychology, Neurology, Architecture. Edward Godfrey Cox, A.B. QWahash Coll.j, 1899-A.llfl, Crawfordsville, Ind English, German. Alexander VVellington Crawford, A.B. QToronto Univ.j, 1895, A.M., fsamej, 1898-PhD., Galt, Canada Philosophy, English. Frank lNIonroe Crouch, A.B., 1900-PAD., Brooklyn English, Romance Languages, History and Political Science Blin Sill Cushman, B.S., 1893-PAD., Ithaca Chemistry, Geology. Benton Dales, B.S. QUniv. of Nehraskaj, 1897, A.M. Qsamej, I899-Ph.D. Lincoln, Neb Chemistry, Geology. Vernon Hayes Davis, B.Sc. QAgr.j, fOhio State Univ.j, 1900- fll S. in Ag?-., Byesville, Ohio Agriculture. Van Ness Delamater, M.E., 1900-M.M.E., Hudson Mechanical Engineering. Richard James Donovan, M.E., IQOO-M.M.E., Newport, R. I Mechanical Engineering. Bertrand Francis Drake, B.S. Qlgrincetonj, 1898-Alf., St. Louis, Mo Chemistry. Mallie Dyer, A.B. QUniv. of Arkansasj, I894-A.1lf, Prairie Grove, Ark English, Germanic Languages. Morris Rogers Ebersole, B.S. QUniv. Cincinnatij, ISQS-Pb.D., E Cincinnati, Ohio Chemistry, Geology. Knott Crockett Egbert, B.Ag1'. QOhio State Univ.j, 1890-fl! S. z'2z Agr., 'I'iFin, Ohio Agriculture. 64 Edith lyfary Everett, Ph.B. QPenn. Coll.j, 1896, A.M. fsamej, I8971A.M., Oskaloosa, Iowa English, History and Political Science. MHl'g31'6t Clay Ferguson, B.S., 1899-PA.D., Seneca Castle Botany. Claude VVilliam Leroy Fillcins, C.E., 1893, lNI.C.E., 1394-PAD., Ithaca Civil Engineering, Mathematics. Robert Fischer, B.S. fOhio State Univ.j, 1393-Pb.D., Columbus, Ohio Chemistry. Willard james Fisher, A.B. QAmherstj, 1892-A.rl!, VVoods Hole, Mass ' Physics, Mathematics. . William Benjamin Fite, Ph.B., 1892-PAD., - M31'iOH, Ohio Mathematics, Physics. James Alfred Foord, B.S. QNew Hampshire Coll. of Agrxj, 1898-111.61 in Agfa l1Valpole, N. H Agriculture. Henry WVard Foster, A.B,, 1877-AJW., Ithaca Pedagogy, History and Political Science. Fred William Foxworthy, B.S. QDe Pauvv Univ.j, 1899-Alf., Greencastle, Ind Entomology, Histology and Embryology. Faun William Freeborn, M.E., 1897-1lfM.E., Glens Falls Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry. VVeston Earle Fuller, C.E., IQOO-M. C.E., Boston, Mass Civil Engineering, Mathematics. Charles Stuart Gager, A.B. CSyracuse Univ.j, 1895, Pd.M. QAlbany Nor- mal Coll.j, 1897-PhD., Albany Botany. Thomas Mooney Gardner, B.M.E. fPurdue Univj, 1892, QCor- nell Univ.j, 1896-PAD., Ithaca Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics. ijohn Washington Gilmore, B.S.A., I8QS1M. S. ZIIZ Agfa, Fort WVorth, Texas Agriculture, Botany. Clyde D. Gray, M.E., 19oo-M.Al.E., Lakeville Mechanical Engineering. George Graham Groat, A.B. QSyracuse Univ.j, 1895, Pd.M. QState Nor- mal Coll.j, I897-A.M., Albany History and Political Science, Pedagogy. 65 . XVilliam Backus Guitteau, Ph.B. QOhio State Univ.j, 1897-A..flf., - History and Political Science. Toledo, Ohio. Elliot Snell Hall, A.B. fAmherst Col,l.j, 1896-PAD., Jamestown Chemistry. Elizabeth -Hazelton Haight, A.B. CV3SS31'D, 1894, A.lNI. Qsamej, 1898- PAD., Auburn Greek, Classical Archzcology, Latin. Thomas Leroy Hankinson, B.S. fMich. Agr. Coll.j, 1898, B.S. QCornell Univ.j, IQOO-.Ph.D., Hillsdale, Mich Vertebrate Zoology, Entomology, Embryology and Histology. Leslie Cleveland Harlow, B.S.A., 1899, B.S., IQOO-Pb.D., Lockport, Canada Chemistry, Pedagogy. Leon VVilson Hartman, B.S., 1898, A.lNI., 1899-PAD., Ithaca Physics, Mathematics. Nlarguerite Hempstead, Ph.B., 1900-PAD., Meadville, Pa Histology and Embryology, Comparative Anatomy, Entomology. +Harry Hayward, B.S. in Agr., 1894-31.5. in Agfa, State College, Pa Agriculture. Williaiii Atwood Hilton, B.S., 1899-PhD., Wave1'ly Histology and Embryology, Invertebrate Zoology. Harry Alton Hitchcock, B.S., IQOO-A.M., Bath, Nle English, History and Political Science Edmund Howard Hollands, Ph.B., 1899-Auflf., Watervliet Philosophy. Homer James Hotchkiss, C.E. QAllegheny Coll.j, 1888, B.A. fsamej, 1889, CCornell Univ.j, 1896-PAD., Ithaca Physics, Mechanical Engineering. Bertha Hoverstad, B.L. QUniv. of IVIinn.j, 1899, A.M. QCo1'nell Univ.j, 1 9oo--Pk .D. , English, Philosophy. George Mzixwell Howe, A.B. QUniv. of Indianaj, I894- Germanic Languages, Romance Languages, Lucy Howe, A.B. QIndiana Univ.j, 1897-A.1lf, . English Philosophy. George L. Hoxie, M.E., 1892, M.M.E., 1897-Pk.D., Mechanical Engineering, Physics. 66 Holden, hiinn PAD., Ithaca English. Indianapolis, Ind Ithaca Otto Fred Hunziker, l3.S.A., 1900- JIS. in Agr., Zurich, Switzerland Agriculture, Veterinary Science. Oskar Augustus Johannsen, B.S. QUniv. of Illinoisj, 1394-AMW., Ithaca Invertebrate Zoology, German. ' Lilian NVyckoff Johnson, A.l3. QMichigan Univ.j, 1891-PAD., Memphis, Tenn History and Political Science. Edith lXIonica Jordan, A.B. fStanford Univ.j, 1897-PAD., Stanford University, Cal History and Political Science. Louise Wfaldman Katz, B.S., 1900-All, NVilmington, N. C History and Political Science Royal Rockwood Keely, M.E., 1900-rlf1l1.E., New York City Mechanical Engineering. Karl Frederic Kellerman, B.S., IQOO-A.1If, Columbus, Ohio Botany. Edwin WValter Kemmerer, A.B. CWesleyan Univ.j, 1899-Plz.D., Factoryville, Pa History and Political Science. Alfred Henderson Knight, B.S. fM.E.j, fUniv. ofMicl1.j, 1900-ZIKAIE., Flint, Mich Mechanical Engineering. Sara Cecelia Knox, A.B., 1899-Auflf, Ithaca Latin, Italian. Chujiro Kochi, B.S. QOhio VVesleyan Univ.j, 1896-Pk.D., Bingo, Japan Entomology, Histology, Botany. Harry WValdo Kuhn, B.S. COhio State Univ.j, 1897-Pb.D., Etna, Ohio Mathematics. 5 Theodore de Leo de Laguna, A.B. QUniv. of Californiaj, 1896-All Qsamej 1899-Pb.D., Oakland, Cal Philosophy. Clarence Haskell Lander, B.S. QUniv. of Michiganj, 1897-A.11y':, Cleveland, Ohio Entomology. Alexander Suss Langsdorf, B.S. in M.E. QVVashington Univ.j, 1898-JKIIKE. St. Louis, Mo Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics. George Nieman Lauman, B.S.A., 1897--Aulf, Ithaca Horticulture, Agriculture. 67 . Jacob Goodale Lipman, B.S. fRutgers Coll.j, 1898, A.M. fCornell Univ.j, IQOO-Php., Wfoodbine, N. Chemistry, Veterinary Science. Elizabeth Jacohus Longwell, B.S. QStetson Univ.j, 1899-AJIZ, Penn Yan. Invertebrate Zoology, Botany. . Addams Stratton McAllister, B.S. in E.E. QPenn. State Col1.j, 1898-M.1lI.E., Covington, Va. Mechanical Engineering, Physics. Elmer James MCCaLlStlaHCl, B.C.E. fCornell Coll.j, 1892, C.E. Qsamej, 1895, M.C.E. QCornell Univ.j, 1897-PAD., Ithaca. Civil Engineering, Mathematics. William MacDonald, B.S. QUniv. of Minn.j, 1898-PAD., Ross-shire, Scotland. Agriculture, Horticulture, Botany. Ma1'y Belle McElwain, A.B. OrVilson Coll.j, 1895-AJII., Chambersburg, Pa. Greek, English. Alexander Dyer MacGilliv1'ay, Ph.B., IQOO-PAD., Ithaca. Embryology, Invertebrate Zoology. Ira MacKay, A.B. QDalhousiej, 1897, A.M. Qsamej, 1898-PLD., Ithaca. Philosophy, Pedagogy. Donald Alexander MacRae, A.B. QDalhousiej, 1898, A.INI. QCornell Univ.j, 1899-PAD., Canoe Cove, P. E. I., Canada. Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology. Henry Crane McLa1len, B.S.A., 1898-.ll S. in Agfa, Trumansburg. Agriculture, Veterinary Science. Sarah Louise Magone, A.B. QVVel1esley Coll.j, 1889-AJZ, Ogdensburg. Latin, Greek. Charles Curtis Major, M.E., 1898-1W.flfE., Ithaca. Mechanical Engineeim James. Otis Marztiti, B.S.A., 1899-Ajlf., Ithaca. Geology,-Entomology. . ' Herman Ralph Meati, Ph.B., 1899, A.IVl., IQOO-PAD., Jamestown. History and Political Science, Pedagogy. Arthur Renwick Middletoii, A.B. QUniv. of Rochesterj, 1891-PLD., Ithaca. Chemistry, Geology. Merritt Finley Mille1', B.S. in Agr. QOhio State Univ.j, 1900-Ill S. in Agr., Grove City, Ohio. Agriculture. 68 Kiichi Miyake QTokyo Imperial Univ.j, 1899-A.1lf., Botany. Edna Virginia Bloffett, A.B. QVassar Coll.j, l897'A.l1I, Richmond, Va. History and Political Science. Benton Sullivan Monroe, A.B., 1896, A.M., 1897-PAD., Romulus. English, Comparative Philology. Alfred Austin lNIoore, A.B. fHamilton Coll.j, 1890-PAD., Clinton. Romance Languages, Germanic Languages. Herbert Fisher Moore, B.S. QNew Hampshire Coll.j, 1898, NLE. fCornell Univ.j, ISQQ-Ilf.1lLE., Penacook, N. H Mechanical Engineering. NVelton Blarks lN'Iunson, B.S. fMicl1. Agr. Coll.j, 1888, M.S. fsamej, 1892-D..9'c., Orono, Me. Horticulture, Botany. Colonel VVill Jackson Neville, B.S. in C.E. QMissouri State Univ.j, 1899- fll C.E., lVlarshall, lVIo. Civil Engineering. Kenneth Percival Rutherford Neville, A.B. fl-Iarvard Univ.j, 1898, A.M. Qsamej, ISQQ-PAD., Newburg, Canada. . Latin, Greek, Comparative Philology. Homer Curtis Newton, A.B. QUniv. of Colorado,j 1899, A.M. fsamej, 1900- PAD., Ithaca. Latin, Greek, History and Political Science. Jacqueline Nlontague Newton, Ph.B. QUniv. of Californiaj, 1898-Auflf., Berkeley, Cal. History and Political Science, English. Robert 'Allen Pendergrass, C.E., IQOO-IW. C.E., Saratoga Springs. - Civil Engineering. James Harvey Pettit, Ph.B., IQOO-Pb.D., Shortsville. Chemistry, Geology. joseph Oliver Phelon, B.S. in M.E. CVVOFCCS-3tC1' Polyteclmic Inst.j, 1887, B.S. in 1 E.E. fsamej, 1890-M.1lfE., WO1'C6StC1', Mass. Mechanical Engineering, Physics. VVilliam Thompson Poucher, B.S. CDe Pauw Univ.j, 1898-Aufll, Tekamah, Neb. Entomology. VVilliam Henry Powell, LLE., 1890-1l!.flKE., Erie, Pa. Mechanical Engineering. Ernest Linwood Quackenbush, A.B., 1900-PLD., XVarwick. History and Political Science 69 Tokyo, Japan. Rolla Roy Ramsey, A.I3. Qlncliana Univ.j, 1895, A.lN'I. fsamej, 1898-PLD., liorning Sun, Ohio. Physics, Mathematics. Samuel VVatson Reaves, B-.S. fUnix'. of North Carolinaj, 1899, A.B. QCornell Univ.j, 1900-fiuqf., Ma1'ion, S. C. Mathematics. Hugh Daniel Reecl, B.S., 1899-PAD., Hornellsville. Vertebrate Zoology, Histology and Embryology, Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology. lVilliam James Rice, A.B. Qluake Forest Unitxj, 1899, AAI. Qsamej, 19oo, JK S. in Ag:-., Portage, lVis. Entomology, Horticulture. Henry Lewis Rietz, B.S. QOhio State Unixnj, IS99-PAD., Gilmore, Ohio. Mathematics, Physics. Evelyn Cara Riley, A.B. QDe Pauw Univj, 1897, A.lXI. Qsamej, 1898-PAD., Greencastle, In cl . Latin. lfVilliam Albert Riley, B.S. QDe Pauwj, 1897-PAD., Greencastle, Ind. Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology, Botany. Julia Ellen Rogers, Ph.B. Qlowa State Unixmj, 1892-Jlf.S. in Agr., Minburn, Iowa. Entomology, Agriculture. lVIary Jane Ross, A.B. QCornellUniv.j, 1898, A.M. QUniv. of Pa.j, 1900-PA.D., YVaverly. Histology and Embryology, Anatomy, Chemistry. Emil Peter Sandsten, B.Agr. QUniv. of lNIinn.j, 1895, M.S. Qsamej, 1898-PAD., St. Anthony Park, Nlinn. Horticulture, Forestry, Agriculture. Augustus Valentine Saph, B.S. QUniv. of Cal.j, 1894, ISIS. fsamej, 1896-JW. CE., Berkeley, Cal. Civil'Engineering. Frances Seaton, A.B. QlrVellesley Coll.j, 1888-A.M., Cleveland, Ohio. Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology. John Sanford Shearer, l3.S., 1893-PLD., Ithaca. Physics. George Hugh Shepard QU. S. Naval Academyj, ISQI-fW'.fW-.E., Ithaca, Mechanical Engineering. Charles Baird Simpson, B.S. fUniv. of Idahoj, 1898, B.S. QCornell Univ.j, 1899, A.M. Qsamej, IQOO-Pb.D., Moscoxv, Idaho. Entomology, Histology and Embryology. 70 Clayton Orville Smith, B.S. QMiddlehurg Coll.j, 1899-A.Ilf., Wfillsboro Point Botany. George Armstrong Smith, B.S. in Agr. QToronto Univ.j, 1896-PAD., Morrisburg, Ont., Can Chemistry, Geology. George Gates Smith, Jr., C.E., 1898, lNl.C.E., 1899-Pb.D., Flint Civil Engineering. James lNIace Smith, B.S.. QMich. Agr. Coll.j, 1882-111.61 in Agr., Forest Home Agriculture, Botany. Lillie Scoresby Smith, A.B. CSyracuse Univj, ISQI-fl.flf., Auburn Latin, Greek. Carrie Ransom Squire, Pl1.B. fHamline Univ.j, 1889, lN'I.S. fUniv. of lNIinn.j, 1898-PAD. , Philosophy, Pedagogy. George VValter Stewart, A.B. QDe Pauwj, 1898-PAD., Physics, Mathematics. ' St. Paul, lNIinn Kansas City, M0 Arnold Valentine Stubenrauch, B.S., QUniv. of Cal.j, 1899-JK S. in Agfa, Agriculture, Forestry. Asa Allen Taylor, B.S. QWabash Coll.j, 1898-AJW., Botany. John Edgar Teeple, B.S., 1899-PAD., Chemistry. VV'illiam Crooks Thro, B.S.A., 1900-A.M., Entomology, Histology. Berkeley, Cal Crawforclsville, Ind Ithaca Ithaca Joseph Alexander Tillinghast, QDavidson Coll.j, 1891, A.M. fsamej, 1893 A.M. QGallauclet Coll.j, 189zl'Plz.D., History and Political Science. Forest lVIilton Tovvl, C.E., 1886-M. CIE., Civil Engineerin Hugh Charles Troy, B-.S.A., 1896-PAD., ' Chemistry. Nathan Elbert Truman, A.B., 1900-Adil, Philosophy. lvlorgantown, N. C Brooklyn Ithaca Bainbridge George Burridge Viles, A.B. QHarvardj, 1892, A.M. Qsamej, 1896-PAD., Germanic Languages, Romance Languages. ,1 Lowell, Blass Perley F. WValker, B.M.E. QUniv. of Mainej, 1896, M.E. Qsamej, 1900-JV.M.E. 7 North Anson, Me. Mechanical Engineering Floyd Roe NVatsou, B.S. fUniv. of Cal.j, 1899-PAD., Colegrove, Cal Physics, Mathematics. Georgia Laura White, Ph.B., 1896-PAD., Ithaca History and Political Science. VVi1liam Henry XVhitham, B.S. fUniv. of VVest Va.j, 1899, A.M. fsamej, 19oo-A..flI., Morgantown, XV. Va Physics. George VVashington Tapley NVhitney, Ph.B. QUniv. of Vermontj, 1397-AJL, East Bethel, Vt Philosophy. Elizabeth Sweet NVinans, A.B., 1900-Aull, Unaclilla History and Political Science, Greek. Florence MacLean NVinger, A.B. QUniv. of Nebraskaj, 1395, A.hI. Qsamey, 1898-PAD., Ithaca Philosophy, Pedagogy. George Foster Woodbury, A.B. fColgate Univ.Q, 1890--PAD., Enfield Centre History and Political Science, Semitic Languages. Henry NVilkes W1'igl1t, Ph.B., 1899-PAD., Harbor Springs, hlich Philosophy. John Wlesley Young, Ph.B. QOhio State Unixnj, 1899-AJL, Columbus, Ohio Mathematics. Grabuate Stubents not in 1Re5ioence for 1900:l90l. Lena lVIay Aldrich, A.B. Qhft. Holyoke Coll.j, 1398, A.NI. Qsamej, 1899-PAD. East Douglas, Mass Philosophy, Latin. Leroy Anderson, B.S., 1896, IVLS. in Agr., 1397--PAD., Ithaca Agriculture. WVillia1n YVillard Ashe, B.L. tUniv. of N. Carolinaj, 1891, NLS. QCornell Univ.j 1892-PAD., Raleigh, N. C Botany, Geology. Barbara Isabella Buchanan, A.B. fOberlinj, 1889, A.NI. Qsamej, 1890-PAD. Maritzburg, Natal Classical Philology, Latin, Classical Archaeology. i 72 . 7 7 . 7 . George hiatthew Dutcher, A.B., IS97TPb.D., Owego History and Political Science Eloise Ellery, A.B. QVassar Coll.j, 1897-Pb.D., Poughkeepsie History and Political Science Erwin Sidney Ferry, B.S., 1889-D.Sc., LaFayette, Ind Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics. Sophy Phillippa Fleming, A.B., 1874-PAD., Ithaca Romance Languages, Germanic Languages. Charles Philo hlatthews, NLE., I892-PAD., LaFayette, Ind Physics, Mechanical Engineering. V Carlotta Joaquina hlaury, Ph.B., 1896-PAD., Cambridge, Mass Geology, Philosophy. Chester Nlurray, Ph.B., 1899-PAD., Tottenville Romance Languages, Comparative Philology, Germanic Languages. Susie Percival Nichols, B.S., 1898-PLD., Phippshurg, IVIe Botany, Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology. Julia Swift Orvis, A.B. QVassar Coll.j, 1895-PAD., WVellesley, Mass History and Political Science. ' Benjamin Powell, A.B., 1896, A.M., 1898-PAD., Seneca Falls Greek, Latin, Archaeology. Charles Smith Prosser, B.S., 1883, M.S., 1886-PAD., Columbus, Ohio Geology, Invertebrate Zoology. Margaret Everitt Schallenberger, A.B. QStanford Univ.j, 1898-PAD., San Jose, Cal Philosophy, Microscopy, Histology and Embryology. Louis Bevier Spinney, B.BI.E. QIoWa Agr. Coll.j, 1892, B.S. Qsamej, 1893-D.SC., Ames, Iowa. Physics, Mathematics. Fred Carlton Stewart, B.S. QIowa Agr. Coll.j, 1892, M.S. Qsamej, 1894-PAD., A Geneva. Botany. Nathan Austin WVeston, B.L. QUniv. of Ill.j, 1889, M.L. Qsamej, 1898-PLD., Champaign, Ill. History and Political Science 73 Tlqot CIHIIOWHTCS IOL' ZDCQFQCS. Willis Elmer Bond, A.B. QUniv. of hfIich.j, 1889, Potsdam Field Geology. WVilliam Henry Chapman, A.B. QI-Iamilton Coll.j, 1887, Elmira Field Geology. Herdman Fitzgerald Cleland, A.B. QOherlinj, Ph.D. QYaleQ, IQOO, Pierce, Neb Palaeontology, Petrography. John Elmer Cook, A.B. QKansas Statej, IQOO, Newton, Kan Geology, Chemistry. Jennie VVitter Geer, B.S., 1898, Central Village, Conn Entomology. y Minnie Alice Gortner, B.S. QSusquehanna Unixmj, 1898, Selins Grove, Pa Latin, English History. Daisy Winifred Heath, Ph.B., 1900, West New Brighton Engiish. Helen Hempstead, A.B. QAllegheny Coll.j, 1900, Meadville, Pa Physics, Chemistry, History and Political Science. Florence johnson Higbee, Ph.B. CX!VOOStC1'D, 1887, Ph.D. fsamej, 1897, Ithaca Physics. Howard Haines Higbee, A.B. Uohns Hopkinsj, 1884, Ph.D. Qsamej, 1895, Ithaca Physics. Frederic Ellis Jackson, B.Arch., 1900, l Providence, R. I English, History and Political Science uFrancis Eugene Yeates Joannes, B.Arch., 1900, Green Bay, VVis Architecture. Alice Louise Lennon, B.L. QSmith Coll.j, 1895, Brockport Botany, Invertebrate Zoology, Anatomy, Physical Geography. William Lorimer Porter, A.B. QTarkio Coll.j, 1896, A.B. QYale Univ.j, 1900, VViil1f61'S6t, Iowa Field Geology. . Albert William Robert, Ph.B. fYale Univ.j, 1883, Ithaca Architecture. ' Franklin Sherman, Jr., B.S.A., 1900, Ashgrove, Va. Entomology. 74 Richard Andrews Tissington, B.Arch, IQOO, Montclair N. 3 Architecture. Liary Rodifer XVilson, BLD. QMedical Coll. of Indianaj, IS94, B.S. QCornel1 Univ.j, 1897, Indianapolis, Ind. Veterinary Medicine. Albert Allen XVright, A.B. fOberlin Coll.j, 1865, A.M. Qsamej, 1868, Ph.B. QColumbia Univ.j, 1875, Oberlin, Ohio, Field Geology. 'Honorary jfellow. Frederick Henry VVilkens, Ph.D. fUniv. of Leipzigj, 1890, Baltimore, Md. Germanic Languages. Grabuates in tbe Tlflew Jpork State weteriilarig College. YVilliam John Mitcliell, D.V.M., 1900, Ithaca, Gerry Terrill Stone, D.V.M., 1900, Binghamton. GFHCLIEVEC Sfl1U6Ilt5 ill UIIDCFQPHCUHTC Gourses. Wilson Ruffin Abbott, Phar.B. CTor0nto Univ.j, 1894-1lfD. Charles Bradley Andrews, A.B. QPrinceton Univ.j, 1898-zlLE. Philip Wheeloclc Ayres, Ph.B., 1884, Ph.D., 1888- Special Foresifgf. Benjamin Stockwell Barringer, B.S. QN. Y. Univ.j, 1898-IMD. Carl Hoff Beach, B.S. Qlowa Univ.j, IQOO-HIE. George Cameron Beach, B.L. QHobart Coll.j, 198-LL.B. John Henry Bluford, B.S. QI-Ioward Univ.j, 1900-B.S.A. Williain Frederick Bohne, Jr., B.E. QTulane Univ.j, IQOO-llfE. YVillis Elliott Bowen, Ph.G. QPhila. Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1894-AID. Charles Herbert Boxmeyer, A.B. fStanford Univ.j, 1896-HID. John Cromwell Breedlove, A.B. Qlndiana Statej, 1899- CE. Herman George Breitwieser, B.S. QColl. of City of N. YJ, 1898-1115. Edgar Thurman Brown, B.C.E. QUniv. of Arkansasj, IQOO- CE. Samuel Howard Burnett, A.B., 1892, M.S., 1896-D. Vigil 75 Fred Forbes Bushnell, B.Agr. QStorrs Agr. Coll.J, 1897-D. VJL Horace Carlton Bushnell, A.B. QCarleton Coll.j, 1897-1115. Jacob Bushong, B.E. QWVest Chester State Normalj, 1895-JLE. Edna Ma1'ia Cargill, B.S. CRhode Island Coll.j, 1898-A,B. Frederick Dean Cartwright, A.B. QOgden Coll.j, 1900, M.D. QVanderbilt Univ.j IQOO-JMD. Sarah Allen Castle, B.S. QVVoman's hleclical College of Baltimorej, 1896, M.D fsamej, 1900-AID. Charles Lovell Chandler, LL.B. QUniv. of Denverj, 1900-LIME. John Pierce Churchill, B.S. QMich. Agr. Coll.j, 1895- CE. George Ulmer Clausen, Ph.B. QYalej, 1897-B.S.A. Edith Jane Claypole, Ph.B. QBuchtel Coll.j, 1892, M.S. QCornel1 Univ.j, 1893- AID. Thomas Francis Coady, A.B. QSt. John's Coll.J, 1900-JLD. Rose Cohen, M.E. QB1oomsburg Normalj., 1885, B.E. fsameb, 1897-JLD. Gordon NVeir Colton, B.S. QBrooklyn Poly. Inst.j, 1898-jf E. Amasa Day Cook, Ph.C. QMich. Univ.j, 1892-A.B. Francis Jenkins Danforth, A.B. QW'il1iamsj, 19oo-JLE. Samuel S. Dargan, A.B. QCloFlin Univ., S. C.j, 1895-A.B. lNIiles Leroy Davenport, B.S. fAlfred Univ.j, 1899-D. Vfill. Paul Dolan, A.B. CFlO1'Cll'1211Tl Coll.j, 1899--JMTD. Felix Jorge Dominguez Vidal, A.B. Qlnstituto de za Eu de Puerto Ricoj, 1898- LZLB. Clara Rosella Donaldson, M.S. QOhio Normal Univ.j, 1889-ALB. James Cummings Doty, B.S. QC.E.J, QUniV. of Col.j, IQOO-B.A7'Ck. Phebe Van Vlack Doughty, A.B. QVassarJ, 1895, Pd.B. fState Normal Collegej, 1898-AID. Samuel Jerome Druskin, B.S., 1898-HKD. Robert C. Dunbar, A.B. flVIonmouthJ, 1899-B.A7'Cb. Emily Dunning, B.S., 1897-HID. l Aurelio Arturo Dutari, A.B. QColegio Mayor de Nuestra Senora del Rosarioj, HKD. Samuel Broadus Earle, B.A. QFurman Univ.J, 1898, M.A. fsamej, 1899-E.E. 76 Robert Edward Eastman, B.S.A. QKan. Agr. Coll.J, 19oo-B.S.A. Frederick Benjamin Eaton, B.L. QDartmouthJ, 1896-LL.B. Theodore Julius Edlich, Ph.G. CN. Y. Coll. of Phaixj, 1893-1lf.D. Alfred Lander Ellis, B.S. QTrinity Coll.j, ISQS-LMD. Frederick Everett, B.S., 1899-jVf.D. George Abram Everett, A.B., 1899-LL.B. John Wesley Faust, B.S., IQOO-JMD. Robert Coyner Fenner, B.S. QPhila. Cent. H. SJ, 1899-HIE. Harry Stark Fincke, Ph.G. CNeW York Coll. of Phar.j, 1899-AKD Carl De l1Vitt Fisher, Ph.B., 1900-IMD. Carl Wallace Fisher, V.S. QOntario Vet. Coll.J, 1898-D. lffzll Clinton Medbury Flint, A.B. QUniv. of Rochesterj, 1898-LL.B. William Wilcox Follmer, B.S. QDickinson Sem.j, 1897-HIE. John Scott Fowler, B.S. QPhila. Cent. H. S.J,,IS9Q-IJIE. John Newton French, Ph.B. QUniv. of Rochesterj, 1900-E.E. John Ernest Gignoux, B.S., 1898-JMD. Harry Wilson Gilmore, Ph.B. QPenn. Coll.j, 1894- CE. Mattliew Gilmour, Jr., A.B. QI-Iampden-Sidneyj, 1898-E.E. Richard Alvarey Gomez, A.B. Qlnst. de Porto Ricoj, 1898-LL.B. VVilliam Dougald Grant, B.S.A. QUniv. of Vt.j, IQOO-D. T .JZ William Grossman, A.B. QColl. of City of N. Y.J, 19oo-HID. Henry John Gundacker, A.B. fTrinity Coll.j, 1897-JMD. Magxitis Sigmund Haas, A.B. QUniv. of Georgiaj, 1899-M.E. Delphine Hanna, M.D. fUniif. of Michiganj, ISQO--Sj56CZ'CZZ Arfs. Davis Hawley, Jr., B.S., 19oo-LL.B. Walter WVing Hay, A.B., 1899-LL.B. Laurence Hendee, NLD. QUniv. of Buifaloj, 1897-A.B. Lillian Belle Herrick, A.B. fEhnira Coll.j, 1894-Sj5ecz'aZ Ants. Edward Raymond Hildreth, A.B., 1898-Jl!.D. Me1'ci1' George Hilpert, B.S. Qlowa State Univ.J, 1898- CE. Levin James Houston, Jr., A.B. QMaryland Agr. Coll.J, 1898- CE 77 Jessie Elliott Hueston, B.S. QNat. Normal Univ.j, 1883-Sibecirzf Aris. David Arthur Hughes, B.L. fAlbionJ, 1893, NLL. QCornell Univ.j, 1895, Ph.D. Qsamej, 1898-D. llflf. Irving Adelbe1't Hunting, l3.S. QAlfred Univ.j, 1894-.flf.E. Abram John Jackson, A.l3. fLincoln Univ.J, 1894-D. V.1l!. Julius Lilien Jacobs, B.S. QUniv. of Texasj, 1899- C.E. WValter Thompson Janney, A.B. QPhila. Central H. S.j, 1898-ALE. Harold Eddy Johnston, A.l3. OVilliams Coll.j, 1899-E.E. Louis Gabriel Kalanffee, B.S. QColl. of City of N. YQ, 1900- Special Meziz'cz'1ze lNIartin Leopold Katzenstein, B.S. QColl. of City of N. YQ, 1900-jl1.E. Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, A.B. Qliuchtelj, 1893, BLS. QCornellJ, 1894, Ph.D. QCornellJ, 1895-HKD. Augustine Thomas Vincent Kingston, A.B. QEord. Coll.J, 1898-DID. Abraham Knechtel, B.S. QMicl1. Agr. Coll.j, IQOO-B.S.F. Edward Joseph Kunze, B.S. QCooper Unionj, 1899-JUNE. Edward Jackson Kyle, B.S.A. QTexas Agr. Coll.j, 1899-B.S.A. Philip Rucker Lamar, B.S. in M.E. CG21. School of Tech.j, 1900-E.E. George Andrew Larkin, A.B., 1900-LL.B. Louis Frederick Licht, Ph.G. fBrooklyn Coll. of Phar.J, 1898-4l!.D. Thomas Charles Lippman, Ph.G. QNeW York Coll. of Phaixj, 1898-ZIf.D. Robert Francis Ludwig, A.B., 1900-Jlf.D. George Lewis lVlcCracken, M.E. QVVest Chester Normalj, 1896, B.P. Qsamej, 1899-ALB. Edwin Ansel McCreary, A.B., 1900-LL.B. Robert Stevenson MacDonald, Ph.B., 1899-Jlf.D. Alexander McDor1gall, A.B. fToronto Univ.j, 1899- CE. Cornelius Augustine McGle11non, A.B. QSeton Hall Coll. of N. 1899-.fl!.D. Mary Latimer Mack, A.B. QEmporia Coll.j, 1897, A.M. Qsamej, 1900-MD. ' John W31'1'CU Mcliee, B.S. QNorthern Indiana Normalj, 1898, B.P. Qsamej, 1899 -14.5. Grant Brown McLaL1gl1lin, A.B. fPhila. Central H. SJ, 1895- CE. John Howell McLean, Jr., A.B., M.D. QSouthwestern Presb. Univ.j, 1896, 1899 -AID. 78 Blary MacMillan, A.B. fGale Coll.j, 1895-1l1.D. James Francis lNIartin, A.B. QSt. Francis Xavierj, 1894--IWZD. Black QMartin, B.lN1.E. QUniv. of Ark.j, ISQI-Jlf.,E. Ethel bilayer, A.B. QNeW York Normal Coll.j, 1396-zlff.D. Dean M'iltimore, B.S., 1899-llf.D. George Harry Biiner, B.Agr. CConn. Agr. Coll.j, IS99-D. VJW. llichael Mislig, Ph.G. QMoscoW Univ.j, 1898--Jlfl.D. Charles Blelvin Mix, A.B., 1893-1l!.D. Grenville Dodge Montgomery, A.B. QYalej, 1898-M.D. Clarke John lVIorrison, Phar.D. QNational College Phaizj, 1897-E.E. Chester Davis Moses, NLE., 1397-1l!.D. Edgar Seeber MOSl1C1', A.B., 1900-LL.B. Charles Norton Mourning, lNl.D. fl-Iospital lVIed. Louisville, Ky.j, 1900 Waltei' lVIulford, B.S.A., 1899-B.S.F. Robert Johnson Neely, B.S. in M.E. QVa. Poly. Inst.j, 1899-E.E. John Derk Nies, B.S. QlVIich. Agr. Coll.j, 1894-M.E. Lewis Abram Nutting, V.S. QToronto Coll.j, 1896-D. Vfjlf. Emile Sebastian Odendhal, A.B. QRock Hill Coll.j, 1900-HIE. WVilber Hayden Parsons, B.S. QLafayettej, 1899-M.E. William Johnston Payne, A.lVI. QGeorgetown Coll.j, 1897-E.E. Henry Pearson, B.S. QUniV. of Alabamaj, 1899-1l!.D. Eugene Albertus Pharr, A.B. QCentenary Coll.j, 1895-M.E. Alan Edgar Philbrick, Ph.B. fYale Univ.j, 1893 -E.E. Augustus Grote Pohlman, M.D. QUniv. of Buifaloj, 1900-A.B. Russell Benjamin Putnam, B.S. CCentenary Coll.j, 189+-.fll.E. William Racoosin, Ph.G. CN. Y. S. B. Pharmacyj, ISQI-1lf.D. Clyde Randolph, A.B. QVVest Va. Univ.j, 1900-zlf.E. Samuel Joshua Raphaelson, B.S. QColl. of City of N. YQ, 1399-1lf!.D. Raymond Clinton Reed, Ph.B., 1896-D. VJII. Sidney Leonor Rich, B.E.E. QGeorgia Tech.j, 1900-E.E. Edward Riley Richardson, A.B. QLincoln Univ.j, 1899-EVLE. 79 JW. D Emma Crasto Robinson, B.S. QSt. Lawrencej, IS96-Sf6C!,dZA7'fS. Joel Cyrus Rogers, B.S. QBattle Creek Coll.j, ISQO-SAQECZIGZ Agr. Arthur Evan Rommell, B.S. Qlowa Wesleyanj, 18984 CE. Oscar Christian Roos, B.S. CColl. of City of N. YJ, 1399-E.E. Isidor Rosenthal, Phar.G. CN. Y. Coll. of Pharj, 1899-llf.D. Mary Jane Ross, A.B. QCornell Univ.j, 1898, A.M. fUniv. of Penn. MD. Edward Franklin Schaefer, B.S. Q Coll. of City of N. YQ, IQOO-ALE. Louis Schaefer, Ph.G. QN. Y. Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1898--lf.D. Max Schaiteath, B.Agr. QConn. Agr. Coll.l, 1898-B.S.A. Ernest William Schoder, B.S. QUniv. of NVash.j, 1900-Special C. E. Florance Joseph Schwab, M.A. QSt. Stanislaus Coll.j, 1896-E.E. Nan Gilbert Seymour, A.B., 1397-M.D. Marion de Kalb Smith, Jr., A.B. QNVashington Coll.j, 1898- CE. Charles Anthony Squires, A.B. fW'illiamsj, 1900--.fl!.D. Grant Stanley, B.S. fRedfield Coll.j, IQOO-M.D. Willis Lloyd Strachan, Ph.B. QUniv. of COLD, 1900-LL.B. George Tatum Street, A.B. fDenison Univ.j, 1900-.E.E. Bert Brenette Stroud, B.S., 1391, D.Sc., 1895-D. lffjlf. Royden Johnston Taylor, B.E. flndiana Pa. Normalj, ISQ6- CE. William Scott Taylor, Ph.B., 1900-LL.B. Harry Elliott Thompson, M.D. fIowa State Normalj, 1896--.flfI..E. Victor Corse Thorne, Ph.B. fYale Univj, 1894, LL.B. QColumbia Univ. MD. Thomas Richard Torian, A.B. QHampden Sidney Coll.j, 1897-E.E. lVIartin Travieso, A.B. Qlnstituto de Puerto Ricoj, 1898-LL.B. Stanley Spartan Tumbriclge, C.E. QRens. Poly. Inst.j, 1900-M.E. Dennie Hammond Udall, B.S.A. QUniv. of Vermontj, 1898-D. VJII. Samuel Matthews Vauclain, Jr., B.S. QPhil. Cent. H. SQ, 1893-!lf.E. Anne Irene Von Sholly, A.B. QBarnard Coll.j, 18985-JMD. Roy Weston Wallace, B.S. in M.E. QPurdue Univ.j, 1899-M.E. Archibald Robinson VVard, B.S.A., 1893-D. VIII. 80 j, IQOO 3,1899 Charles Archibald XVard, M.E. fXA7CStC1'11 Univ. of Pa.j, IQOO-E.E. Paul Harrison YVaternian, A.B. QXVillia1ns Coll.j, 1398-JMD. Julius Wfeiss, B.S., 1899-1lf.D. Edgar Calvert NVelborn, A.B. Qlncliana Univ.J, I897Tfill..E. Edward Lyman Xvilcler, A.B. fWllll21ll1S C0ll.J, 1899-EXE. Horace George XVilliams, B.Agr. QConn. Agr. Coll.j, IQOO-Sf7ECZ.d! Agfa Jessie Campbell WVilson, 13.12. QBloomsburg Pa.'NormalJ, 1396-14.5. XVillets Wfilson, Ph.G. QPhil. Coll. of Pharmacyj, 1895-Ilf-.D. Charles Stebbins Wfooclward, B.E. QXVestchester State Normalj, 1893, M.E Qsamej, 1395-14.5. Henry Rufus Lankford W'orrall, M.D. CDartmouthj, ISQ3lSAZ56CI'dI IMD. Floyd Robins Nlfright, A.B., 1893-M.D. Eugene Jerome Zeiner, Ph.G. QNeW York Coll. of Phaizj, 1896-IU-.D. Raphael Zon, B.S., B.A. QClassical Gym. at Simbirskj, 1892-B.S.F. Mo1'1'is Zucker, Ph.G. fNevv York Coll. of Phaizj, 1897-M.D. 21-Tfo ' . ' ii. g?'3:p7ig'i11gi5' 'I '1zLgbL3'2:5v-1:51515429, 'B' ,.. 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Second 172,665-P7'95Z.Cl7E7Zf. Recordifzg Sec1'ez'cz1jf. C01're5j5o1zri1'1zg Secreiary T1'ecz5m'cr. A5sz'sz'fzm' .7?'66ZSZ!7'67 Class Orczior. -lfemorfal Orczfor. fzgf O7'zzl'07'. Prize O1'az'01'. fpropkef. Hz's!07'z'a 12. Exssayzki. Poef. lxfflilu' D1'recZo1'. Fooibafl D1'1'ecio1'. Baseball' fQI.l'6'CZl0l'. Yhzck D1'1'cc!o1'. Jlczrshzls. Frank Humphrey Abbey, PVaz',6z'1zs, hlechanical Engineering. Fred Lee Ackerman, Edzzzesfofz, Architecture. Arthur Adams, Uifccz, Civil Engineering. 111 A 95 Rod and Bob. John Willialii Adams, lflfbrccsfer, rlfezss., Arts. WVilliam Charles Affeld, Chicago, Ill., Civil Engineering. A T SZ, 9 N Eg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Johnson Stanley Albright, Ozziaz-fo, Arts. Class Track Team Czj. Bertha Louise Alexander, B1'ookQf12, Arts. University Scholarship. . Durand Charles Alexander, Jr., Iibczca, Arts. Edward Reniclc Alexander, Cmzioiz, O., Nlechanical Engineering. A A CD3 Quill and Dagger. Edward Bingham Allen, Clevelmzcl, O., Arts. K Ag Business Manager 1901 CORNELLIANQ Regimental Adjutant C33 C459 Bench and Boardg Mermaid. Louis Edward lAllen, AZl6Zl77Z, Law. A X. Benjamin Richard Andrews, ,Seneca Falls, V Arts. AT, Sphinx Head, ,QQ Curtis Club, A. D. White Debate Club C23 C32 C4jg Treasurer Debate Union Cxjg Interclass Debate Team C215 President Cornell Epworth League C353 Treasurer Christian Association Cgj, President C195 General Secretary C41 g Era Cgj C4jg Managing Editor AZIl7lZ7Zl.N6ZUS C4j. 84 Neil XVillis Andrews, Salallzrzzzczz, Law. A X. Vivia Belle Appleton, Truim, fa., A1-ts, Alexander Floyd Armstrong, flfozz, Civil Engineering. A fb, Rod and Bob, Class Cross-Country Team C1j, Class Track Team C2U. Chester Ashby, Yioy, lX'Iechanical Engineering. Charles Cassels Atwood, Bi'00k6l7Z, Mechanical Engineering. 6 A X, junior Promenade Committee. Annette Austin, Gczlvesfofz, Tex., A1-ts' K K F. George Arthur Austin, Bzrfczla, A1-ts. 9 A X, Scalp and Blade, Savage Club, Middle Weight Boxing Championship Cijg Class Baseball Team C1j, Captain Czjg Senior Banquet Committee, Mandolin and Banjo Clubs CID C3j, Bench and Board, Mermaid. Jessie Pearl Hazleton Austin, Gozwewzemf, Arts' Aftermath. Frederick Williaiii Bailey, 1lfec0a1zz'cw'Z!e, Mecliaiiical Engineering, N11 T, Bench and Board, Mermaid. NVilliam Hogg Baker, P6z'ZrzrieQbz'fz, Pa., lNIechanical Engineering. G A X, Savage Club, Mermaid, Bench and Board, Undine, Glee Club C1j Czj C35 C05 1901 CORNELLIAN, Senior Ball Committee, Manager Basket Ball Team C4j. Albert Ball, Fo1'esfaz'IZe, Arts. Freshman Crew, '86 Memorial Stage Cgj. Eugene lvlonell Baxter, Ithaca, Agriculture. George Cameron Beach, WGfkZ'7ZS, Law. E KID, Round Table, Thelima, Mermaid. Albert Henry Beebe, Ifkaccz, Law. Earl J. Bennett, Jfczs01wz'!!e, ' Law. Vice-President Senior Law Class, Freshman Law Banquet Committee, Freshman Law Smoker Committee, Vice-President Republican Club C31 Stuart Herbert Benton, L'1'o0l2Q17z, Arts. B G H, Masque Czj C35 C4j, Cast Czj. Arthur Olin Berry, Hoboke, rlffzss., Biechanical Engineering. K E, Quill and Dagger, Class Day Committee, ,Varsity Track Team Czj C3j, 'Varsity Cross-Country Team C2D C3j, Class Track Team Czj, Cornell One Mile Track Record ' Cornell Five Mile Cross-Country Record, 'Varsity C in Cross-Country and Track. i Gustave Otto Beuck CDiedj, flczvefzporf, fa., Civil Engineering. Herman Ellsworth Beyer, Smjnfefofz, Bfechagical Eng,uee,.,,,g' Francesco Bianchi, 1Vew Ybrk Cfiy, Forestry. E A E. 35 Ben Hinman Bisbee, Chicago, IN., Civil Engineering. John Hamilton Blair, fibacrzv, Arts. Nl? T5 Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samachg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg University Scholarship5 Class Baseball Team Q2j5 1901 CORNELLIAN5 Assistant Manager 'Varsity Track Team Cgjg Manager C415 Executive Committee I. C. A. A. A. A.5 ' Cheer Leader Q45 5 Class Day Committee. Theodore Bliss, YH-oy, Arts John Henry Bluford, Czzppnlzosic, Va., Agriculture Oscar lVilliam Bodler, Sibley journal Q4j . X'Valter Scott Bogle, Jr., X NP. Germavzfcz, Pa.. Chicago, Iff., hfechanical Engineering Nlechanical Engineering Blechanical Engineering WVilliam Frederick Bohne, Jr., B.S.,ZVcw Orleans, Ln., Theodore Frank Borst, BHZfZllll0l'C, llld.. Forestry Victor Dow Borst, .S'ewm'zz7, Arts A X5 Glee Club C25 C3j5 Pipe Custodian CQ. Henry lVIontgomery Bostwick, Iikrzca, Nlechanical Engineering 2 113. Marian Rose Bowman, GOZl1'Gl'7ZC?lf, Arts Craig Ridgway Branson, Pbz'Ifza'eZ,25kz'a, Pa., Nlechanical Engineering Emil Amandus Briner, 1Vew Ibrk Cify, Blarine Engineering A A CP5 Lacrosse Team Czj Cgj 5 Manager QQ 5 President Lacrosse C1u,b QU. Collingwood Bruce Brown, Jr., Ifhczca, Civil Engineering Rod and Bob5 Pyramid. Edgar Thurman Brown, Sweez' Hofzze, Ark., Civil Engineering 2 A E. . Ralph lVIintl1orne Brown, Iihczca, Arts N E N5 Class Cross-Country Team Q20 Wallace Maccloiiald Brown, Iikaccz, Marine Engineering Committee5 Senior Ban A A fb5 9 N E5 Mermaid, Bench and Board5 junior Promenade quet Committeeg Captain QQ Katherine Rose Buckley, A F. Alice Gates Bugbee, Jessie Cornelia Bullock, Le Van Me1'cl1ant Burt, Robert Lemmon Burwell, Rod and Bob5 Pyramid. flL'!Z6r0ok, Coopersfowvz, Pz'!!s6zz71g, Pa.,A Ilfew 26rXe Cizfy, Havfwoocl, rlfci., S6 Arts Arts Arts. Civil Engineering Civil Engineering. Earle Burdette Butchers, ilfczdisovz, Civil Engineering. Xvilliam Butler, Sm'm'ogrz Sjirzhgs, Law. Thomas Andrew Caine, Jwmda, Arts. Assistant in Palieontology, 1901 Summer Session. Forrest Ellwood Cardullo, Tz'!nsvz'ZIe, Pa., Electrical Engineering. A. D. White Debate Club, ,Q4 Memorial Stage C31. Leonard Jarvis Carr, l3rzz'cwz'a, ffl., Meclianical Engineering. President Society of Mechanical Engineers C41. Wfillis Haviland Carrier, Bzgfrzlo, Electrical Engineering. University Scholarshipg Class Crew C41. WVillizun Massey.Carruth, Cleveland, O., Arts. B 9 H. Katherine Eliza Carver, l'2zQmzrrzz'5o, Ind., Arts. Jane Day Cavarly, ' San F1'a7zcz'sco, Cal., Arts. K A 9g Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpentg Class Secretary C41. Howard Edward Cavnah, Ccmiofz, O., Nlechanical Engineering. Glee Club C21 C31 C415 Masque C31 C41g Song Book Committee C313 Senior Banquet Committee. Paul Griswold Chace, Chicago, Ill., Electrical Engineering. A K Eg Dunstang 1902 Class President C11g 1902 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg 1902 Class Football Team C11 g Undineg Mandolin and Banjo Clubs C21 Ralph Frederick Chatillon, New Qirk Ciiy, Mechanical Engineering. A K Eg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Class Track Team C11g junior Promenade Com- mittee. Y Wallace Jones Childs, Ufica, Meclianical Engineering. 2 f1:.' John Pierce Churchill, Three Oaks, flick., Civil Engineering. Henry Rice Cobleigh, Brookbfz, Electrical Engineering. Herbert Daniel Cohen, Zifew Ybrk Cify, Law. Gordon Weir Colton, .B7'00kQ!7Z, Ma1'ii1e Engineering. XII T3 1900 Bench and Boardg 1900 Mermaid. Barber Benjamin Conable, Jr., lfVfz1'saw, Ai-tg, 'IJ A 9. ' Kate Anor Cosad, Cosaci, A1-135, A F3 Der I-Iexenkreisg Raven and Serpentg Class Essayist. Leon Williaiii Cottrell, Albany, Mecliaiiical Engineering. A T. Harvey Joel Couch, . Cczibczrzbze, A1-ts, fir A 6, Class Treasurer C21. S7 Herbert Coward, llfesz' Pz'f!s2'ofz, Pa., Lleclianical Engineering. K E, Freshman Crew, Class Crew C41, junior Promenade Committee. Raymond Goodsir Cox, Effefzvilfc, Law. Harry Kinney Crandall, Afbczzs, Pa., Arts. III' Z K. VValter Solomon Crandell, Cbczfbazzz, Law. ffl 2 K. John Gorham Crawford, Clbl.C05 0, IN., Electrical Engineering. George Davis Crofts, Bzrflzlo, Arts. '86 Memorial Stage C31, .Sun C41, junior Promenade Committee, Debate Council, Class Book Committee, .7lIagazz'z1e C31. Charles Wfood Cross, C'Zovclami, O., Liechanical Engineering. A Arif, Mermaid, Class Football Team C11 C21, Class Track Team C113 Class Baseball Team C11 C21, Freshman Crew, Glee Club C11, Masque C11 C21 C31 C41, Substitute 'Varsity Baseball Team C21 C31, Substitute 'Varsity Fooball Team CI1, 'Varsity Foot- ball Team C21 C31 C41, 'Varsity C in Football. Mabel Robinson Crowl, fffmca, Arts. ' Aftermath. Albert Curry, P1'z'z'.v6z1rg', Pa., Civil Engineering. X XII, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid, junior Promenade Committee. Ralph NVright Curtis, Beloit, Ala., Agriculture. Clarence James Curtiss, Baflslozz, Mechanical Engineering. Class Secretary C31. Carl Dautel, Clczwflafzrl, O., Law. Z XII, CID A 112, Mermaid, Bench and Board, Thelima, Round Table, junior Promenade Committee. George VVoodbury Davis, Jfoxfco, Law. George VVilcox Day, Lockport, ' Electrical Engineering. Philip Storrs Dickinson, Denver, Colo., Arts. K A, Class Football Team C21, Widow C21 C315 Assistant Managing Editor C41. Robert Irving Dodge, Brooklyn, Architecture. A T A, Lacrosse Team C11 C21 C31, Manager C21. Rollin W'ilbur Dole, Sal! Lake City, Utah, Law. A X. Clara Rosella Donaldson, Grfeefzwfcb, O., Arts. Ralph W'aldo Dorn, fzzfizesfowfz, Arts. A T A, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Savage Club, Undine, Bench and Board, Glee Club C11 C21, 1900 Class Navy Director Ci1, Igoo Freshman Crew, xooo Class Foot- ball Team C21, Chairman 1900 Sophomore Smoker Committee, Major Cadets C319 Colonel C41. SS William Frederick Dorner, Camfleiz, IW gf., Mechanical Engineering 'Varsity Football Team C25 C35 C455 'Varsity C. James Smith Dougherty, Ailemia, Ga., Law X CD5 Quill and Dagger5 'Varsity Baseball Team C155 ,Varsity C5 Round Table5 Thelima Mermaid. Irving Garheld Downs, Rlverbeafl, Mechanical Engineering John Olmsted Dresser, Brooklyn, Arts A T5 Sphinx I-Iead5 Aleph Samachg University Scholarship5 Mandolin and Banjo Clubs C15 C25 C35 C455 Leader Mandolin Club C455 Secretary Musical Clubs C355 Savage Club5 Widow C355 Managing Editor C455 Literary Editor 1901 CORNELLIAN. Enoch NValter Earle, James Richard Earle, Chauncey Townsend Edgerton, Henry VVilson Eells, Raymond Nelson Ehrhart, VVilliard Waldo Ellis, Clifton Benson English, CP A 9. George Abram Everett, A.B., Clarence Huntington Fay, LV0l'C65f6l', Jfczss., Civil Engineering .Eclcl-yiowiz, Arts RZ'Ck7lZ0lZd H2'll, Nlechanical Engineering LLrfZZf07Z, Electrical Engineering -lfzzkczfzo-y Ci!-11, Paz., Electrical Engineering Crzfzaseraga, Arts Greeizville, Pa., Mechanical Engineering Polsrlzzm, Law Bali, Arts QD A 95 Sphinx Head5 Aleph Sarnachg Freshman Crew5 Savage Clubg Glee Club C35 C455 President Musical Clubs C455 Captain Francis Boat Club C355 Chairman Junior Promenade Committeeg Chairman Class Book Committee. George Anthony Feindt, Chicago, Ill. , Electrical Engineering 112 K E5 Welter VVeight Wrestling Championship C25. George Alexander Ferguson, Rochcslcr, Civil Engineering. A T A5 Qgill and Dagger5 Aleph Samach5 Class Baseball Team C15 5 Captain C255 Sopho- more Cotillion Committee5 Undine5 Bench and Board5 Mermaid. Carl Wallace Fisher, Bryant Fleming, A CIJ5 Scalp and Blade5 Class Book Committee. Clinton Nledbury Flint, Treasurer Senior Law Class. Charles Frederick Flocken, Gerald Bishop Fiiriu-er-, fb A Q5 Era C355 Alumni' quet Committee. lNrIarcella Marie Foley, Cabal, Vi., Veterinary. Bzgfzzlo, Agriculture. Effza, Law. Cbzbzzgo, Ill., Veterinary Albion, Arts. News C455 Mermaid5 junior Smoker Committeeg Senior Ban- flfolz, Arts. S9 Frederick jackson Folk, Brooklyfz, Electrical Engineering. Sz'6Zeyjozn'mzI QD, Business Manager t4j, President Electrical Society QQ , Class Treas- urer QQ, junior Smoker Committee, Class Day Committee. Williarn Wilcox Follmer, PVz'IZz'a111sjS0rf, Pez., blechanical Engineering ZAEQ Class Vice-President Qzjg Middle YVeight W1'estling Championship, Heavy XVeight Wrestling Championship, Class Day Committee. Hinman Day Folsom, Jr., Sn!! Lake Cffy, flak, A Law President Freshman Law Class. Isaac Hathway Francis, Jr., Homer Amos Frey, Arthur Bertrand Frost, David Gaehr, Lloyd Garrison Gage, Sf. Dcmzis, P. O., slid., Blechanical Engineering Ii'01zccz'c1'z'c, TV. Va., lNIechanical Engineering fibzzccz, Civil Engineering Aiezc' Cnsffe, Pa., Blechanical Engineering W 1711zeffe, ffl., fb I7 A, Senior Ball Committee, Captain CQ. C1v1l Engineering Bernard Alfred Gallagher, Iibam, Veterinary Feather Weight Boxing Championship, 'Varsity Track Team Czjg Cornell Tivo Mile Rec Ord, Cornell Five and One-Fourth Mile Record, Captain Cross-Country Team, 'Var sity C in Track and Cross Country. John Sedgwick Gay, Seneca Falls, Arts A T, Sphinx Head, University Scholarship, Class Track Team Czj, Sophomore Cotil lion Committee, Sun Cgj, Business Manager t4j. Howard Earl Geer, ffbacn, Bic-chanical Engineering. B 6 H, University Scholarship, Third Sibley Prize UD, First Sibley Prize QU. Roswell Silas George, - X Y, Round Table, Thelima. Howard Ludlow Gilbert, lVIarcus James Gilliam, lfVcz!e1'!01c'1z, .13CZZZll.lll0l'0, Jhi., aS'b67'Z.l'l7C7lZ, fmi. , President A. D. White Debate Club Czjg Debate Council Cgj. Gertrude Assheton Gillmore, ' Edwin Atlee Glenn, K Z. Welford Golden, .3l'00kZ-yll, Ljcrwfck, Pa., Liftle Falls, Law. Electrical Engineering Arts Arts. Arts. Law Z NP, 111 A CID, Qyill and Dagger, junior Promenade Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Assistant Manager Football Team QQ Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Round Table, Thelima. Lawrence E. Gould, 2 A E, Junior Smoker Committee. Edward Townsend Gray, Leon WVilliam Gray, Heatley Green, Owosso, 115560 . , Electrical Engineering. Oswqgo, Civil Engineering. No1'fb Tolmwalzrlrz, Architecture. Syracuse, Meclianical Engineering. go James I'Iill'YCJ' Gritlith. Jr., Jonas XXY2llfCl' Grisxrolcl. University Scholarship, Salvziclor Antonio Guillen, Class Football Team Czj. Spencer Clay Gunn, Vice-President Class Q31 5 Class Book Committee. Sherwin WVurcl Haus. University Scholarship. Delphine Hanna, M.D., Anthony Hans Hansen, Ea.w! Ifockfzzvndv, A1-tg Ilbaca, Civil Engineering Grnlznrfn, NZ'CGl'Qg7ld, lVIechanical Engineering Plnffslizzfgf, A1-ts llejiazzzfflfe, Civil Engineering ROCAC.Vf8l', A1-ts N07'1U1'cff , A1-tg Bicycle Team QU Czjg Secretary Bicycle Club. John Barnes Harris, Sczckeiis Ha1'601', A1-135 Class Treasurer QD, A. D. White Debate Club CID Qzj C31 QQ, President C353 Middle Weight Wrestling Championship Q31 g Secretary Debate Council C425 Congress Decla- mation Prize 445. Joseph Porter Harris, Lena Harris, Roy Meldrum Hart. Wa1'5aw, A1-tg, fibczcfz, A1-fs, JVQVM Rusk, Law, fb A413 Secretary Freshman Law Classy Junior and Senior Law Smoker Committees Glee Club CID fzj QQ, Thelima. Clarence Lake Hartwell, Lelia Jefferson Harvie, Associate Alumnae Scholar. Harold Edward Hastings, lfVz7kes-Eavwe, Pa., Civil Engineering. Ricbmofzci, Va., A1-tg, Braciford, Pa. , Mecliaiiical Engineering. B 9 Hg Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg 'Varsity Track Team Qzj Q3jg Captain QQ, Class Track Team fzjg Relay Team C23 Cgj C4jg Cornell Record Half Mile, Cornell Rec- ord Qriai-tei' Mileg 'Varsity C3 Junior Promenade Committee. Davis Hawley, Jr., B.S., Cfcvefclfzd, O., Law. Z X115 lb Afbg Qriill and Daggerg Undineg Vice-President Bench and Boardg Mermaid Thelima, Savage Club, Masque C33 C45 C553 Cast C35 C4D C5D5 1900 Senior Ball Committee. WValter WVing Hay, A.B., John WValter Heller, Rod and Bobg Pyramid. Florence French Henry, Emily Hickman, ffkczca, Law. Nezvaffle, N lf, Civil Engineering. Corffzzfzri, A1-ts, Bfifflfm Arts. A 112, Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpentg Icthusg Class Book Committee. QI Grace Lillian Hill, Charles Page Hiller, Bleier George Hilpert, Samuel Patch Hitchcock, BSU. Ernest Selah Holcombe. University Scholarship 5 XValter Wells Hoover, 'IP K 2. Levin James Houston, 1' Ag President Maryland Club. Thomas Howard, Annabel Amanda Hulburcl, Shirley Clark Hulse, Masque Cgj. Hinman Barrett Hurlbut, A T Q. Louis Illmer, Jr., WValter Thompson Janney, Clifford Hawkins Jetter, Edward Nichols Joseph, Class Presi I'V01'ce5!er, Hfrzss., Arts ll 'zz !c'1j'0rn', Arts. Fdl'7lIli72l,g7'fO7Z, fa., Civil Engineering Bnffi, ilfc., Arts fiham, Electrical Engineering l'Vef!.v1'z'ffc, Pa Sfnciioiz, -lhf , Osceola, E'1'z1,s'!ic1' flzffx, Ifham, Ogcfevfsb N rg, I3zzfz'z'mov'c, flfff. dent C159 Senior Ball Committee. 3 Ph1'!mfclpbz'cz, Pa., 'Varsity Track Team CID C23 C355 C David Solomon Kanstoroom, Louis Charles Karpinski, Intercollegiate Chess Team Chess Champion C31 Lynn Huntington Keeler, Joseph Thomas Kelly, Jr., 1902 Track Team Czj g Treasurer Charles Herbert Kelsey, Secretary Electrical Society C4j. XVard Dix Kerlin, B 9 H. Raymond Francis Charles Kieb, Anna VVilliams King, A A A CChijg Aftermath. Vlfilliam Wi1't Kinsley, Jr., Amos John Klinkhart, C37 C43 S Arts Civil Engineering Civil Engineering L Arts Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering lvfechanical Engineering Gl'6C1ZI50l'Zi, Arts IfIfrCZ7 DUZ.Ck, lXfIechanical Engineering lass Track Team CID Czjg Class Track Director C3j. A2210 Tori Ciiy, Veterinary Oswqgo, Arts 5 Captain C315 President Chess Club C4l: University flf01'avz'zz, Arts iCIfdSAZ.7Zgf07Z, D. C., blechanical Engineering ociety of Mechanical Engineers C4j. Green Isfczfzd, Electrical Engineering B!'00kbf7Z, Nlarine Engineering Lo-wwlle, C Arts 1fV2'lZZfz71zsj6o1'f, Pa., Arts Fafls Church, Va., Electrical Engineering Crzmzjokarie, Architecture. 92 Abraham Knechtel, B.S., fffmca, Forestry. Harry Mason Knox, Cczfzfozz, Agriculture. President Agricultural Society QQ. Charles Henry Kraatz, Akron, Agriculture. Frederick A. Krehbiel, 1Vewz'o1z, A':z:z., Mechanical Engineering. Edward Joseph Kunze, B.S., Afcwarlf, Af f, Nlechanical Engineering. Emma Gertrude Kunze, Plzz'!czdeljSkz'a, Pa., A1-fs, Sennightly. Edwin Jackson Kyle, Kyle, Tex., Agriculture, Mary Elizabeth Laing, Rochester, A1-ts, George Stuart Lang, Corfzizzgf, Electrical Engineering. E 1125 Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid, Senior Ball Committee. Nellie Marion Lewis, Akron, A1-ts, Tully Bascom Little, Cleveland, O., A1-ts, A Alb, Qxuill and Daggerg Class Football Team Q11 C255 Masque CID C25 Cgjg President Q4jg Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaidg Chairman Sophomore Smoker Commit teeg Savage Club, Prize Orator. Robert R. Livingston, Ii'z'1zgsz'mz, Meclianical Engineering. E X. Frank Arthur Lockwood, ffbaccz, Mechanical Engineering. University Orchestra. Charles Louis Loos, Jr., Da-yiofz, O., Mechanical Engineering. '19 T A. Harry Otis Lovejoy, Ezgjlzfo, Mechanical Engineering. Sidney S. Lowenthal, Rocbesier, A1-ts, '86 Memorial Stage C255 Winner '94 Memorial Prize C45 5 Cornell Debate Team QQ. Henry Hopkins Lyon, Bzgfczlo, Electrical Engineering. Layton Stearns Lyon, PV1'ZZz'a71zsj5o7'z', Pa., A1-ts, A A flag Quill and Daggerg Class Baseball Team C11 Czjg Captain fzjg Class Football Team Cljg Class Football Director Qijg Captain Freshman Crew, Second 'Varsity Crew Qzlg 'Varsity Four-oared Crew fzjg Substitute 'Varsity Crew fzjg 'Varsity Baseball Team fgjg 'Varsity C in Crew and Baseballg Class Navy Director QQ. Ruth Kirker Nlacbride, Jlfezc' Ibffk Cify, A,-ts. Henry Gordon MHCCiOnalCl, Troy, Mechanical Engineering. fl? F A. Harry Eli Mack, flfaraffiozz, Civil Engineering. Julia NVhiton Mack, Ifbnm, ANS, A CD3 Raven and Serpent. 93 Maurice Parker McKay, John Edvvard McLaughlin, Norman Donald MacLeod, A. D. VVhite Debate Club. 'vVesley Henry Maicle1', Lynn Sylvester Manley, John Marcy, Jr., KP A 411. Mack Martin, B.hl.E., Claudio Nlartinez, Walter' Grifhth Nlassey, fibczca, Electrical Engineering Skmzeczicles, Law CldlC!'Z07ZZ'CZ, Agriculture Pbcvzzfx, Law .EZll1I'l'G, Law Greene, Law Fajfeftcvz'I!e, Ark., fMechanical Engineering Vera Cruz, .lfcxz'co, lNlechanical Engineering I'I fZZiCl'Zi0T,C'7Z, Llechanical Engineering 9 A X5 Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Undine. James Hughes Massie, Cofboraze, Olaf., Crm., hiechanical Engineering University Scholarship, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Debate Council Q1jg President A. D. White Debate Club Qgjg Editor-in-Chief 1901 CORNELLIAN3 Secretary Society - Mechanical Engineers C451 Class Day Committeeg Class Prophet. Francis VVells Mastin, Pierlzzofzf, Mecliaiiical Engineering fb A 9. Paul Brown Mattice, flI1'dcz7Ic6m1g, Law. fl? F A. Alice Ruth May, Rochester, Architecture. Der Hexenkreisg Second Vice-President Class QQ. Williamn Metcalf, Jr., Pz'z'z's6211g2', Pa., Law. X X113 Toastmaster Round Tableg President Thelimag Chairman Junior and Senior Law Banquet Committeesg Savage Clubg Mermaid. Frederick VVilliam Meysenburg, C'kz'cago, III., Arts. K Ag AZzrmzzz'News QAJQ Chairman Senior Banquet Committee. Carrol Arthur Nlider, Lowvflle, Arts 'S6 Memorial Stage QD. Williain Harrison Mille1', Po!z'svz'ZZe, Pa., ' Arts. CI1 A 95 Masque, President Republican Club Q41 3 Class Vice-President Q4jg junior Smoker Committee, Senior Ball Committee, Mermaid. George Joseph Millington, Bzzfalo, Electrical Engineering. Aaron Girard Mintz, ffbaca, , Law. A. D. White Debate Club Q11 Q21 C33 QQ. Hiram Mintz, Bz'ngb:zmz'o1z, Arts. Gertrude Estelle Mock, Rochesfer, Arts. Walte1'Moffat, Afew fork City, Arts. 94 Charles Ellis Mollard, Skafzcateles, Civil Engineering. Robert James lvloore, Locl'j5orz', Law, President Junior Law Class. Archibald Bostwick hlorrison, Jr., Geneva, Mechanical Engineering. 9 A X5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samach5 Mermaid5 Bench and Board5 'Varsity Football Team C35 C455 'Varsity C in Football, Basket-ball Team C15 C25 C35 C45 5 Manager C355 Captain C455 Middle NVeight Novice Boxing Championship C35 5 Captain Class Football Team C155 Lacrosse Team C355 junior Smoker Committee. Clark John lVIorrison, Phar.D., W'cz.vbz'1zg!o1z, D. C., lvlechanical Engineering. 'Varsity Cross-Country Team C455 'Varsity C5 Class Cross-Country Team C35. Williaiii Harper Llorrison, Ifza'z'amzpoZz's, Ind., Arts. fi? A 95 Sphinx Headg Masqueg Savage Clubg Mermaidg Winner '86 Memorial Prize C355 Song Book Committee C355 Senior Banquet Committeeg Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Leader C35 C45. Walter lNIulford, B.S.A., Ithaca, Forestry. University Scholarship. Ewell Nalle, Azzsiife, Tex., Arts. B 6 H5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samach5 Mermaidg Assistant Leader Sophomore Coti1lion5 Class Baseball Team C255 Chairman Senior Ball Committee. William Henry Nainack, Phelps, Electrical Engineering. Class Football Team C15 C255 Class Baseball Team C255 'Varsity Football Team C455 'Varsity C. Robert Johnson Neely, B.S. in M.E.,P0l'f57lZOZlfb, Ph., Ma1'ine Engineering. Z A E5 Vice-President Southern Club. Edwin Henry Newbury, Brooklyn, Meclianical Engineering. Frank Davies Newbury, Bz'00kZy1z, Electrical Engineering. Sphinx Head5 Sz'bleyjour1zaZC355 Editor-in-Chief C45. Charles Edgar Newton, Ir., B7'00lfQf72, Arts. E X5 6 N E5 Mermaidg 1900 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 1900 Senior Ball Committee. Ma1'y Normile, Bz'ngba1fzf07z, Arts, Louella Northrop, Fov'es! Holzzc, A1-ts, Eugene Levering Norton, Balfmzore, jlfd., fxfts, A T. Robert Mo1'1'is Ogden, Bz'12gka11zz'o1z, A1-ts, X X115 rvfdow C35 C45 C55- WVarren Greene Ogden, IfVasbz'2zg!mz, D. C., Naval Architecture. N11 T5 Sphinx Head5 Aleph Samach5 Undine5 Bench and Board5 Mermaidg Class Navy Director C155 Assistant Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Class President C355 Sibley Prize C355 Assistant Manager Masque C355 Manager C35 C455 Council C35 C45. 95 James Norris Oliphant, Brooklyn, Mechanical Engineering. E 425 Undine5 Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Savage Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee. James O'Malley, Bzofolo, Arts. A X5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Scalp and Blade5 Savage Clubg Sun C215 Managing Editor C315 Editor-in-Chief C415 l86 Memorial Stage C315 Class President C415 Junior Promenade Committee5 Pipe Custodian C31. Sanji Osame, Ifobo, farj5a7z, Marine Engineering. James Cornish Otis, Sf. Paul, Jlfmz., Arts. X NII5 Qtlill and Daggerg Assistant Manager 1Vz'do:u C215 lVz'dow C315 Sophomore Cotil- lion Committeeg Undine5 Bench and Boardg Mermaid5 Class Football Team C115 Captain C215 'Varsity Football Team C315 Substitute 'Varsity Football Team C415 'Varsity C5 Senior Banquet Committee. David Paine, Troy, Pa., Arts. A T5 Class Football Team C11 C215 Second 'Varsity Footbal1Team C11 C21 C315 Class Day Committee. Earl Daniel Parker, ffhdfd. Mechanical Engineering. B 9 H. Hiram Yorke Parker, Ifbrzm, Arts. A T Q. Elizabeth Parry, f1'TC lC' York 1lLf'Ns, Arts. William WValdo Pellet, I'I l'lZlkI.lZS, Law. fi' A 65 fb A 1125 Round Tableg Thelima. Fred Clark Perkins, Bosfofz, Jfoss., Llechanical Engineering. CP I' A5 'Varsity Football Team C11 C215 'Varsity Football C5 Second 'Varsity Crew C115 Class Track Team C11 C215 Class Football Team C11 C21. Clifford Robert Pettis, D0!6Z7ZC6 l', Forestry. 1901 CORNELLIAN. Eugene Albertus Pharr, Borwzck, La., lVIechanical Engineering. K A CSouthern1. Waltei' Edwin Phelps, Brooklyn, Law. Alan Edgar Philbrick, Afew York Clifylf, Electrical Engineering. X 1115 Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Mandolin Club C31 C415 Savage Clubg 1900 Senior Banquet Committee. Adams Phillips, Tb07'7Zf07Z, Agriculture. President Agricultural Association C41. Ma1'y Antoinette Phillips, Fzzfiolz, Arts. A C125 Der I-Iexenki-eis5 Raven and Serpent5 Second Vice-President Class C21. George Emil John Pistor, Afewark, Aff f, ' Civil Engineering. University Scholarship5 Rod and Bobg Pyramid. 96 Charles Carsten Platt, E X5 Bicycle Team Czj. Harold Blair Plumb, l3?7'00k!-Jill, Law Uffccz, Mechanical Engineering A T A5 Sphinx Headg Mermaid5 Bench and Board5 Class Baseball Director Czjg Junior Promenade Committeeg Secre tary and Treasurer Interscholastic League C355 Presi- dent C435 Secretary Francis Boat Club C335 President C455 Assistant Business Man- ager IVz'dow C315 Manager C4,j. Clyde Potts, Des 1110!-IZCS, Ia., Civil Engineering. Albert Houghton Pratt, Broolffwz, Arts. N11 T5 Masque C35 CQ5 Cast C3j5 Francis Club Crew Carl. James Hunt Prendergast, Chczufczzzgzrcz, Law. A X. Albert Stanley Price, jafzzewouizz, 5 Arts. Mandolin Club Cgj C4j. Ralph Fenno Proctor, Afewfofwffle, Jlfcrss., Civil Engineering. Rod and Bobg Pyramidg Lieutenant-Colonel C4Q. Louise Puff, fibaccz, Arts. A Q. ' Louise Nlargarita Puig, B7'00l'C1f7Z, Arts. Era C4j5 Class Poet. Francis Keon Purcell, Ufaieriowfz, Arts. XII T5 Undineg President Bench an Steuart Purcell, Rod and Bobg Pyramid. Russell Benjamin Putnam, K E5 Captain James Patrick Quigley, Clyde Randolph, A.B., 'IJ E K. Richard P. Read, 1902 Freshman Banquet Committe d Boardg Mermaidg Masque C2j C35 C455 Cast C2j Cgj. Ba!!2'1120f'e, Jlfd., Civil Engineering Crowley, La., Meclianical Engineering. Kz'ff611ck, Law. Salem, W . Va., Meclianical Engineering. Newer Iforlf' Ciiy, A Arts. e5 IQO2 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg S. L. 'Wood- ford Debate Club Crj C235 President C255 Interclass Debate CIQ5 Speaker Congress C4j 5 XVinner Congress Oratory Prize Czj. Charles Cornell Remson, A T Q. Roy Verbeck Rhodes, A X5 Glee Club CID C215 Masque Cgj C4j. Louis Albert Rice, Second 'Varsity Crew Czj. Howard XVait Riley, Brooklwz, Electrical Engineering. 77'0y, Law. E1I2'11gfo1z, Electrical Engineering. Afczc' lbrl' C1'fV1', Electrical Engineering. 97 f George W. Ristine, Ir., C'hz'cago, Ill., Niechanical Engineering. E 1123 Class Baseball Team C255 Undine, Bench and Boardg Mermaid, Manager Bicycle Team Q33 Treasurer Intercollegiate Bicycle Racing Association Q3jg Executive Com- mittee C4j. Ralph XVellington Robbins, Chicago, ffl., Mechanical Engineering. A T Q, Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Substitute Freshman Crew, 'Varsity Crew Czj Q3jg 'Varsity C. Edward Coleridge Roberts, Port Byrozz, Arts. Class Cross-Country Team Qzj. Owen YVilbur Roberts, Oak Park, Ill., lXIechanical Engineering. XII T5 Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaid. Roger Marr Roberts, fibaca, Agriculture. 9 A X. Edward Livingston Robertson, Si. Louis, Alfa., Law. X dbg Qgill and Dagger, 'Varsity Baseball Team Q11 C213 Captain QQ, 'VarsityCgjunior and Senior Law Smoker Committees, Round Tableg Thelimag Mermaid, Bench and Boardg Savage Club, Cheer Leader Cgj. it Herbert Spencer Roe, H'olcoz'f, Agriculture. Isabel Rogers, Rockesfcr, Arts. Oscar Christian Roos, Akzo' Ybrk C'1'z'y, Electrical Engineering. Samuel Charles Root, Ozzeida, Mechanical Engineering. Feather XVeight XVrest1ing Championship QQ, Treasurer Electrical Society f4j. WVil1iam Frank Rosensteel, fohlzsiozwz, Pa., Arts. E X5 9 N Eg Junior Smoker Committee. Herbert S. Rosenthal, C'M'cfzgo, III., Electrical Engineering. Arthur Gordon Ruggles, Azzizajiolfs, AT S., Cruz., Agriculture. Elizabeth Lockwood Russell, PVaz'kz'1zs, Arts. K A 95 Der Hexenkreisg Vice-President Christian Association C4jg Second Vice-President Class QQ. ' Joseph Heywood Russell, Denver, Cola., Arts: President Fencers' Club Q4j. Lillian Belle Sage, 1Vo1'wz'ck, Arts. Frederick Morton Sanders, Search Bush, Law. Warren Bixby Sanford, 1Vew lbrk Cfiy, Electrical Engineering. Harry Allan Sayer, Nezv 2f.07'k Ciiy, Law. Sun QQ Maurice Abram Schultz, EZZe7zoz'ZZe, Arts. Class 'Track Team Qzjg 'Varsity Track Team f3j. 4fDeceased. 98 Benjamin Haff Searing, Braolelgwz, A1-ts, N E Ng Qxill and Dagger, Class Secretary C233 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Class Track Team Czjg Junior Promenade Committee, Class Book Committee, Mermaid. NVoodard WVixom Sears, .Sena-sbzwgf, Law, A X, President Senior Law Class, Treasurer Junior Law Classy Masque Cast C31 John Lawson Senior, ilfoufgonzevy, Law, NI' Tg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaid, Thelimag Class Treasurer Qljg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Chairman Sophomore Cotilliong Assistant Manager Musical Clubs Cgjg Manager QQ QQ, Business Manager Era QQ, Business Manager Class Book. ' Oscar blelvern Severson, lflfesz' Piffsiofz, Pa., Civil Engineering. Edith Claire Seymour, Gloziersville, Arts. University Scholashipg Sennightly. Clarence Earl Shaw, Perfy Ciiy, Veterinary. Mabel Ma1'y Shea, Syrczczzse, Arts. Charles Lacy Sheldon, Jr., Aueurfz, Arts. XII T3 Bench and Board, Mermaidg Senior Ball Committee. Arthur Henry Sherwood, .AfZ.7ZLQ'.S'ZlO7Z, Nlechanical Engineering. K Eg Senior Ball Committee. Carlyle Johnson Sherwood, Syracuse, Mechanical Engineering. Henry Gassett Simmons, JVewporz', R. I., Mechaiiical Engineering. Harry Lee Simons, SarfZz'1zz'cz, Mecliaiuical Engineering. John Alfred Skinner, Sherman, Civil Engineering. Rod and Bob. Alexander Norton Slocum, Pzrfsbzuzg, Pa., A1-tg, A T Q9 Scalp and Blade, junior Smoker Committee, Senior Ball Committeeg Glee Club C33 C45- Don Ell Smith, Derby, A1-ts, Class Secretary Q05 President A. D, White Debate Club CID, Speaker Congress Qzjg Debate Council Cgj 3 Ivy Orator. Harry Bradley Smith, PVczskz'7zgz'01z, D. C., A1-tg, fb E Kg Physics Medal QQ. Le Roy Burns Smith, Seneca Falls, A1-ts, President A. D. White Club C3jg '94 Memorial Stage C4jg Memorial Orator. Nlarion de Kalb Smith, Jr., C-1b65ZiCl'f0'5UlZ, rllzi., A Civil Engineering. Plato Wladilnir Soukatschoff, Ykkoofsk, Asiafic Rzzssfa, Mechanical Engineering. 99 George Lee Southard, Ifkaca, Mechanical Engineering. A A 'Pg Scalp and Bladeg Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaid, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, junior Smoker Committeeg Mandolin Club Czj Cgjg Secretary Francis Boat Clubg Savage Clubg Senior Ball Committee. Raymond Donald Starbuck, Glens Falls, Arts. 'iv A 93 Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg 1900 Mermaid, 1900 Class Football Team Czjg 'Varsity Football Team C315 Captain C43 Cgjg 'Varsity C. Irving Lynn Stedman, Charles Edmund Stevens, fb A 9, Class Day Committee. Jay Humphrey Stevens, 111 A 93 Class Baseball Team Czj. Joseph Welcli Stevenson, Willa1'd Dickerman Straight, H0111c1', Ho1'1zcff5t'1'ffe. Ho1'1znffs'v1'fl0, Bzzrlzbczill, Pez Oswego, Mechanical Engineering. Architecture Arts Mechanical Engineering. Architecture A T Ag Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Savage Club Cgj President C435 Senior Ball Committeeg IV1?Zo:u Cgj C4jg Artistic Editor 1901 COR NELLIANQ Era C3DQ Editor-in-Chief C4j. Frank Littrell Stratton, Loz11'5z'1'!le, Air., Electrical Engineering A K E. Marvin VVillis Strong, Sczyz11'Ne, Electrical Engineering Lewis Clark Stubbins, flfczizfoozz, Ill., Civil Engineering Ellen Theresa Sullivan, Ificbwood, lfV1's., Arts Arthur Jeremiah S weet, Ufz'ca, Arts CID I' Ag Sphinx Headg Class Track Team Czjg 'Varsity Track Team Czjg 'Varsity Cross Country Team C15 Czj C35 C4jg 'Varsity Cg Captain Cross-Country Club Czjg Mana ger C3Dg President I. C. C. C. A. A. A. A. C315 Secretary C4j. George Gilbert Sweet, Pofszicmz, Sao-Ke Alfred Sze, Skczngbczi, China, Arts. Arts Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Secretary Cornell Fencers' Club Czjg Elected to 1901 CORNELLIAN Board, Class Day Committeeg Class Marshal. Alexander Bonnell Tappen, Nezv Qbrk C'z'z'y, Mecliariical Engineering. E X5 'Varsity Lacrosse Team C22 C335 Manager C4j. Thomas Bassett Taylor, New Ybrk Cz'z'y, Mechanical Engineering. Substitute Freshman Crewg Second 'Varsity Crew Edwin French Thayer, Afifebovfo, ilfass., Arts. 9 X5 A. D. White Debate Club. IOO David Rader Thomas, A K Eg Sphinx Headg Hokendazzgzra, Pa., Mechanical Engineering. Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mer- maidg Substitute 'Varsity Football Team QQ: Captain College Football Team fgjg Assistant Manager 'Varsity Baseball Team Cgjg Manager 143g Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Chairman junior Smoker Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee, Class Football Team QU Qzjg Substitute Freshman Crew, Assistant Business Manager lVz?io'w C31 NVilliam Clarence Thomas, John Blakeslee Tiffany, Nelson Otis Tiffany, Jr., A T, Scalp and Blacleg Rod ' Francis Boat Club Sidney Tompkins, VVilliam Benjamin Tooley, Ashton Stephen Tourison Reginald Trautschold, lfW!kes-Barre, Pa., Civil Engineering. Hop Botiom, Pa., Agriculture. lfzrfczlo, Civil Engineering. and Bobg Pyramidg Senior Ball Committeeg Treasurer C49- Ylfgy, Mechanical Engineering. Raceville, Agriculture. , Jr., Gerfizmziozulz, Pa., Nfechanical Engineering. .lIo1zz'cZ4zz'1', N uf., Mechanical Engineering. LID K 'Pg Class Track Team CID Qzjg 'Varsity Cross-Country Team CO, Class Cross- Country Team QQ, Class Track Director Czjg Class Relay Team QLD. Clarence Archer Tryon, Oakjielfl, Elect1'ical Engineering. Freshman Crewg Second 'Varsity Crew Q2Dg Class Track Team Qzj g Junior Smoker Com mitteeg Class Navy Director. Gilbert Milligan Tucker, Jr., AZ6cz1zy, Ag1'iculture. Stanley Spartan Tumbridge, Brooklyn, Nlechanical Engineering. Williain Arthur Turnbull, EZ71zz'1'a, Law. Ernest Abbott Turner, P!fzfz's6zwgfb, Mechanical Engineering. Sherman Marsh Turrill, fikczccz, Civil Engineering. Sydney Lauren Tuttle, C'0r7zz'1zg, Civil Engineering. Class Track Team Qzjg 'Varsity Track Team Czj Qgj. Dennie Hammond Udall, L,l'CZ7ZCk, Vt., Veterinary, Joseph Edgar Uihlein, -lfz'Zwazzkec, Wzlv., Law, X 'lfg Round Tableg Thelimag Mermaid. lvlilton Miller Underdovvn, T!Z7lg7'bd7Z7Z0C,6 Falls, Agl-iculture, President A. D. White Debate Club C235 '86 Memorial Stage C315 '94 Memorial Stage Q4j. Howard NVarren Underwood, 4V07'Zib Adczuzs, Jfass., Civil Engineering. George Truesdell Vail, JLICAZLQYZIZ Cify, Izzfi., A1-ts, 112 K Nlfg Sphinx Headg Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaidg Junior Promenade Com- mittee. IOI S Henry Ernest Vanderhoef, Iibczea, lVIechanical Engineering. Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg 'Varsity Crew C25 C355 Captain C455 'Varsity C5 Cap- tain Second 'Varsity Crew C255 Class Navy Director C355 Freshman Crew. George Rivet Van Namee, ' I'I'Clf8l'Zi07.C'1Z, Law. YP T5 CID A 1125 Mermaid5 Bench and Board5 Thelima5 Masque C35 C45 5 Senior Law Smoker Committee. Ralph Dwight Van Valkenburgh, Greene, Mechanical Engineering. 111 2 K. Carl Oswald Voegelin, Sebefzeefzzdy, Arts. Frank Duryea Voorhees, feme-y Cify, .V lf., Arts. 2 A E. Roy Weston WVallace, B.S., Lafayeffe, Ind., Mechanical Engineering. '-IJ A G. Richard Oliver VValter, U 7617116-J' Poflzf, Arts. A. D. White Debate Club5 Class Day Committee. Ernest Harry Waltiiian, Sayre, Pa., Law. Archibald Robinson VVard, B.S.A., Ifbezea, Veterinary. E I. Lucy Ma1'iana lVashburn, tSlG1ZJ05'C, Cal., Arts. Arland Deyett lVeeks, ffbaea, Arts. George Hutton 5Vest, Reber, Agriculture. President Agricultural Association Asher Porter VVhipple, East Razzdolpb, Law. Ray Hughes XVhitbeck, He1'11z1'fage, Arts. Chairman 1902 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 'S6 Memorial Stage C255 ,94 Memorial Stage C35. Kelton Ewing 5lVhite, Sf. Louis, Jfo., Arts. 112 A 65 1900 Class Baseball Team C15 C255 Second 'Varsity Baseball Team C25 C35 C455 1900 Class Baseball Director C35 5 1900 Senior Ball Committee. Ezra Bailey Wliitinaii, .Bd!fZ'7lZ07'8, Hfel., H Civil Engineering. A T5 University Scholarshipg Class Baseball Team C25 5 Class Track Team C255 Rod and Bob5 Pyramidg Substitute 'Varsity Baseball Team C25. George Stoddard VVhitney, 512.124,-g7'hlZ7lZll0lZ, Arts. Class Football Team C25 5 'Varsity Football Team C45 5 'Varsity C. Clark Luzerne Wilcox, rlfexico, Civil Engineering. Joseph Lot Wild61', Akron, Veterinary. Herbert Sedgwick Wilgus, Bzrfizlo, Civil Engineering. President Association of Civil Engineers C45. IO2 Frederick lVill, slr., Racbasfcr, Arts E fbg Class Baseball Team Q21 g Mandolin and Banjo Clubs Q21 Qgj Q4jg University Orches tra Q35 Q4jg President Q4Qg Class Day Committee. Albert Chadwick NVilliams, fihsciczle, III., Mechanical Engineering 9 N E. Howard Shay lVilliams, Iv'1'o0,Uy1z, Civil Engineering A fbg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg junior Smoker Committeeg Rod and Bob. Roger Butler Williams, Jr., Iibaca, Civil Engineering A A dvg Pyramidg University Scholarshipg Chairman Freshman Banquet Committeeg Glee Club CID C25 C33- Frederick Wlillis, FIz4.vb1'2zg, Arts ' E 1123 Cwill and Daggerg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid: Class Baseball Team Q15 Class Football Director Qzjg Assistant Business Manager Sun Qzjg Assistant Manager 'Varsity Football Team Q3jg Manager Q4j 5 Alumni' Ne1vs Q31 Q4j. Williain Edward Wilsoii, 1Vc1c' fork gllflls, Civil Engineering Rod and Bobg Pyramidg 'Varsity Track Team Qzjg Class Cross-Country Team Qzj. Earl Judson VVinn, fibaca, Arts Elizabeth Bishop Winslowv, fibaca, Arts A fllg Assistant Class Treasurer Q41 Mary Cornelia VVise, AZl6ZL7'7Z, Arts K A 9. Alfred Thomas Wood, Dqicmce, O., Nlechanical Engineering 111 K Xlfg Sphinx Headg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Bench and Boardg Mermaid Assistant Manager Musical Clubs Qgjg Senior Ball Committee. Robert Thompson WVood, Cold Spf-ing, Law A T sz, e N E. Romeyn Wo1'1nutl1, PGH' -L6j'f27f?2, Arts Speaker Cornell Congress Q4'j. lVIanton Marble WVyvell, Alma, Arts AXg Qiiill and Daggerg Class Football Team Q23 3 'Varsity Football Team Qzbg 'Varsity C Era Qgjg Business Manager Magazz'1ze Q3jg Alumni News Qqjg President A. D White Debate Club Qzjg Debate Council Qzjg '86 Memorial Stage Qgjg '94 Memorial Stage Qgj Q4jg Cornell Debate Team Q4jg Senior Banquet Cornmitteeg President Democratic Club Q4j. Charlotte Spencer Young, Nathan Elmer Young, Ralph Goldsmith Young, Joseph Lawrence Zoetzl, Charles Henry Zolzer, junior Smoker Committee. Raphael G . Zon, CZ'7ZCZ'7Z7ZdfZ', 0. , Owego, San Afzionfo, Tex., jlfew York City, 1Vew York Ci!-if, 1Vew York CNIIZIFV, 103 Arts Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Law Civil Engineering Forestry GEORGE HOQKER FRANCl5 PINK TEAGLE ,A. E amncmznnorr E. A.auRRows WALLY BEYER A. E. mowsns W Es 5 W , ,.. K 1 A: - ' , v ' N 9 ' :iq f Y - ' J' is-.'-7 . :f f l 5: G32.::ssQ.t: 'cHARLEY YouNG Duc anown M.R.wHnNERY REA PATTERsoN JERRY FlNcH AL KINNEY suv Lows Bu.L Neuron I J Tllineteen 'ialunbreb anb Gwo. 1RfC 1Rac, 1RfC 1Rac 'IROOQ GOFTIZH, 1I Dell, 1nil16t66I1 Uwe. GARNET AND ARMY GRAY. J. M. FRANCIS . J. A. MAGOFFIN . MISS RUTH BENTLEY F. E. EMMONS I . M. H. COULSTON . MISS M. G. HEUGHES A. S. PETTY . . BURRELL VASTBINDER J. R. PATTERSON . ALBERT WALTON . QIH55 wffiCClf5. 105 Pre5z'dem'. Fz'1'sZ V2'ce-Presicienf. Second Vz'ce-P1fe.9z'a'enz'. 7y'6tZ.S'ZL7'67'. Recorciing Sccfefary. C01'respo1za,7z'1zg -S6C7'6ll!l7j! Navy Director. F0o!6aZZ Dz'req!0r. Basebaff Dz'1'ecz'or. Track Dz'1'ecz'o1'. Calvin Dodge Albert, F1'eeZa7zzi, Pa., lllechanical Engineering Charles Bradley Andrews, Arthur Soper Armstrong, Margaret Lewis Bailey, Sennightly. Sarah Lillian Baldwin, Aftermathg Class Corresponding Secretary CID. Emma Nellie Barker, Sennightly. John E. Barry, Ira Steiner Barth, Eugene Croker Batchelar, fb K 1159 N Eg Undineg WVilliam Bryant Beals, Rayner Monroe Bedell, Harry Snyder Beebe, Louis Allen Beecher, George Williaiii Beer, 2 A E. Mark Anthony Beltaire, Jr., A.B., Zavzesvflle, O., Mechanical Engineering Rome, Arts Wkllsboro, Pez. Arts Easi Orafzgc, Arts Ve ron cz , Arts . Az16zw'1z, - Law Afckzlvon, A'a1z., Mechanical Engineering Jersey Cify, Nj., Mechanical 'Engineering Bench and Board, junior Promenade Committee. No2'wz'cb, Mechanical Engineering Jl!om'cZaz'r, N Lf., Nlechanical Engineering Burdeti, Veterinary Derby, Comz., Mechanical Engineering Ashland, O., v Architecture. Dan5ury, Conn., Civil Engineering. Z XII, Dunstang Undineg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs CID C25 C359 Leader Banjo Club QD. Winifred Clare Benedict, Camzsiota, Arts. Martha Crosby Bennett, Brookbn, Arts. ' 106 Ruth Bentley, Flnvanna, Arts A Pg Raven and Serpent, University Scholarshipg Manager Boating Club C21 Cgj, Second Vice-President Class QQ. Edwin Victor Berg, Josephine Edna Bessey, Walter Oliver Beyer, Four-oared Crew C25 5 'Varsity Peter Swartout Bidwell, Charles Albert Blakeslee, E A Eg Pyramid. John Roy Blakeslee, Julia lWorum Bligh, Davenpo,'l, Ia., Electrical Engineering 1Q7'00kQf7Z , Arts Bzlfalo, lilechanical Engineering K 29 Scalp and Bladeg Substitute Freshman Crew, Class Football Team Czjg 'Varsity C. Porlfe1'zfz's, Architecture Coal Glen, Pa., Civil Engineering Wnz'lehall, Electrical Engineering Wltzrsaw, Arts. Clezfelancl, O., Arts Robert Allen Bole, A A fb, Dunstang Undineg Musical Clubs Q13 Cl John Henry Bosshart, Edgar Stillman Bowman, A A KP. Albert Beeber Boynton, Paul E. Brandt, John Cromwell Breedlove, A.B., KID I' A. Herman George Breitwieser, B.S., Arthur Freeman Brinckerhoft, , Savage Club, Glee Club Q13 C25 Cgjg Assistant Manager ass Baseball Team Crjg Junior Promenade Committee. 1 QP 21 1 1 oared Crew Qzjg 'Varsity C5 mittee. James Cyrus Bristol, Z A E. Harry Smith Brockway, S. L. Woodford Debate Douglas Kinnear Brown, A A CP. Frank Bement Brown, Fred Dill Brown, Club CU Czj. Cljlolz Sjbrfngs, Arts. Clevelzznfl, O., Arts. Sewaren, N f, Electrical Engineering. Bienne, Swllzerlanrl, Meclianical Engineering Zz'onsw'lle, Incl., Civil Engineering. I Brookbn, Electrical Engineering. .llfonnf Vernon, Agriculture. A T Af Al h S mach ' Dunstang Class Track Team Q15 5 Freshman Crew ' 'Varsity Four- Sun C3jg 1902 CORNELLIAN, Junior Smoker Com- R0ckesle1', Arts. Hofzzer, Law. Brooklyfz, Arts. Glens Falls, Architecture. Eazl Claire, WEE., Electrical Engineering. Iihacrz, Arts Helen Louise Brown, A T. 1o7 Henry Hine Buckingham, Marguerite Jane Bullard, Stewart Burchard, A K Eg Aleph Samachg Dunstang William Henry Burges, Sam'l Howard Burnett, A.B. , M.S., Wlfbsicr, Carrie Luella Burritt, Eastman Albin Burrows, i Class Secretary Cijg Substitute F 1Vew Tbrk Ci!-y, Arts. Providence, R. L, Arts. 15' oszforz, Jfass. , Arts. junior Promenade Committee. Segzzifz, Tex., Civil Engineering. Veterinary. Chill' Sz':zz'z'0 z, Arts. 1 Grand Fo1'ks, ZWDQZ7., Electrical Engineering. reshman Crew QQ, Francis Club Crew QQ, 'Varsity Four-oared Crew C233 'Varsity C3 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Sibley journal C35- Fred Forbes Bushnell, Horace Carlton Bushnell, Jacob Bushong, Class Track Team Cij C255 Class 'Varsity Track Team Cllg 'V mittee. Howard Palmer Butler, Felix Renick Caldwell, CP A Q. Robert Morton Campbell, Emma Pruden Carman, George Henry Carpenter, i Edward Wheeler Carr, Jr., Kathryn Elizabeth Clare Carrigan, University Scholarship. G. Harry Case, Louis Albert Cazenove, Jr., Albert Hotchkiss Chandler, Charles Lovell Chandler, Henry Lord Chase, AT, Dunstang Freshman Crew, Committee. John Chase, Ithaca, Veterinary. DGU67Zp0I'f, Ia., hiechanical Engineering. Ifhacrz, Electrical Engineering. Baseball Team C05 Manager Class Track Team Qzjg arsity Baseball Team Qzjg Sophomore Smoker Com- Lirooklyn, Arts. Cz'1'clevz'ZZe, O., Law. Albany, V, Liechanical Engineering. Rockaway, Nj, Arts. Lz'6crz'.y, Law. B1'00kbf7Z, Electrical Engineering. Iikaccz, A115- Bz'ngkczmz'on, lyfechanical Engineering. Theological lS67lZl'7ZfZ7jl, Va., Mechanical Engineering. Bafalo, Civil Engineering. Denver, Colo., Law. New fork Ciiy, Arts. Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade New Tbrk City, Mechanical Engineering. X Nlfg Vice-President Undineg Bench and Board, Junior Promenade Committee. 108 Arthur Edward Clark, K E. VVillard XVeld Clark, University orchestra Q29 QQ. George Ulmer Clausen, Ph.B., Robert Clauson, A Guy Forsyth Cleghorn, Fernald Charles Cochran, Orin B. Coldwell, J. Emile Ralph Coleman, Robert Earle Congdon, H A X. Amasa Day Cook, Joseph WVilliams Cook, 6 A X. Helen Wilhemiiia Cooper, Marguerite Roshe Cordes, WVil1iam Robert Couch, A K Eg Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Melvin Herbert Coulston, Harry Nicholas Craner, Roy Horace Crihfield, Clarence Gearhart Crispin, A K Eg Undine. Murray Fisher Crossette, Pulaski, Lockporl, Skaroaz Sfrzhgs, Ajfalackifz, Green Island, flkaca, Po1'lla7zcl, Ore., Real Bank, Nff, Gowamia, Geneva, Dalzzlk, flhrzn., Da-ylon, O., Wes! Saugerties, Brookbvz, CU C25 5355 Masque Wellsvz'lle, jordan , Allcwzla, Ill., Berwick, Pa., Hz'fzsflale, Ill., Electrical Engineering Forestry Agriculture Arts Medicine Arts Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Law Arts Law Arts Arts Mechanical Engineering C319 Savage Club. Arts Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering fir K NP, Undineg Mandolin Club C21 QD, Banjo Club Harry Ensign Crouch, Cokoclofz, Agriculture Ray Crozier, flkaca, Civil Engineering. Joseph Cook Culver, Eau Claire, WB., Law. z xp, 4: A 4:4 savage Club, Masque 423, Round Tableg Glee Club Q19 pp. Henry Gaylord Daboll, rlIe11z,zSkz's, Mechanical Engineering. Charles Brown Dalzell, Colfl Spring, Electrical Engineering. Frederic WVarren Darling, Bzlfizlo, A,-ts, George Jacob Davis, Jr., Waskz'ngton, D. C., Civil Engineering. William Jonas De Lamater, mld507Z, Arts. ACID. 109 Herman Dercum, Bertha Deyo, Burt English, Cleveland, O., Architecture Gara7z'7ze1', Arts Sennightly. Elizabeth Almy Doughty, Jfatieawan, Arts Bertha Maria Downes, E'a1zcestown, N H., Arts Sennightlyg Manager Tennis Club Qgj. Thomas Downs, Albany, Law A X5 Glee Club CID C215 Round Table, Junior Smoker Committee. Clarence Morton Doyle, -lfereciz'z'h, Arts Chester Buck Du Bois, Brz'figez'o1z, Aff f., Mechanical Engineering X fi-5 rgor Undineg 1901 Bench and Board, r9o1 Mermaid. Frederic Gibbons Dunham, Bzgfalo, Arts Robert Joseph Dunlavey, Jr., ffbaca, Veterinary Middle Weight Boxing Championship Crj. Charles Andrew Dunn, W'bz'tes6oro, Arts Burt Aiken Duquette, Lockporf, Law Samuel Broadus Earle, M.A., Greenville, S. C., Electrical Engineering X 'I'. I Frederick Richard Eaton, Pomjvey, Arts '86 Memorial Stage Q31 3 S. IQ. Woodford Debate Club Qzj 135. Frank Custer Edminster, Brooklyn, Arts University Scholarship. William George Edmondson, Tz'z'usvz'ZZe, Pa., Mechanical Engineering Clarence Low1'ie Edmonston, .lIo1zz'cZaz'1', N f., Electrical Engineering Francis Club Crew Qzj Qgj. Ethel May Emerson, Brookbn, Arts Fred Earl Emmons, Spencer, Arts Class Treasurer Cgj. Van Etien, . Veterinary Edward Evans, Jr., Camden, Arts S. L. Woodford Debate Club. Toxaway Bronte Evermann, Waskingiofz, D. C., Architecture Widow Q15 Q25 QQ, Savage Clubg 1902 CORNELLIANQ Artistic Editor Era C3j. John Fitz Gerald Fairbairn, Bzqfalo, Arts K E5 Assistant Manager Cross-Country Team QQ. Gordon Fernow, Ithaca, Arts K K F5 Raven and Serpentg Ichthus. IIO . Ross Raymond Fernow, Ithaca, Civil Engineering. X11 T, Aleph Samachg Bench and Board, Class Baseball Team C11 Czjg Class Football Team Qzjg Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Horace Luther Field, Ithaca, Arts, Jerry Calvin Finch, Fort Ann, Civil Engineering. Class Track Team Qzjg junior Smoker Committee C335 'Varsity Cross-Country Team Czj C313 'Varsity Cy Captain Cross-Country Club QQ. William Warrick Fineren, Oswego, Mechanical Engineering. S. L. Woodford Debate Club CID C21 C355 Special Weight Wrestling Championship Qzj. WVarren Beebe Flanders, Chicago, Ill., Electrical Engineering. 'Varsity Track Team C325 Class Cross-Country Team CO Czjg Class Track Team. Czj. Alan Estis Flowers, Jlfemjlhzlf, Tenn., Electrical Engineering. University Scholarship, Class Track Team Czjg 'Varsity Four-oared Crew fzjg 'Varsity C3 Francis Club Crew C3j. Robert Follansbee, El1nz'1'a, Civil Engineering. Pyramidg Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Qlj Czj fgj. Wallace Park Foote, Chicago, Ill., Mechanical Engineering. 9 A X, Undineg Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Class Football Team CID. Agnes May Ford, Michael Ambrose Ford, George Mun1'o Forrest, K Ag ,Varsity Lacrosse T Robert Julian Foster, William Britt Foster, Herbert Edward Fraleigh, John Morgan Francis, K A. Benjamin Otis Frick, B 9 Hg Alumni News QQ Paul,Frederick Gaehr, Harry Merton Gail, A 212, Scalp and Blade. 'Robert Harvey Gault, William Chauncey Geer, eam Q25 Jfefltna, Arts. rllealina, Arts. Halifax, Can., Civil Engineering. Ithaca, Veterinary. Utica, Mechanical Engineering. Real Hooh, Civil Engineering. Troy, Arts. Burlington, fa., Arts, New Castle, Pa., Arts, Bzgfalo, Electrical Engineering. Ellsworth Sta., O., Ang, Ithaca, Arts, President S. L. Woodford Debate Club C3jg Interclass Debate Team Czjg First Vice President Christian Association Qgj. Gerald Gilman Gibbs, Sherman, Law. III Grace Ruth Gibbs, Ithaca, Arts A Fg Raven and Serpent, Ichthus. Archibald Marvine Gilbert, Mfd5bZ,7Zgf07Z, D. A T. Gerritt Reynolds Gilbert, Sarah Jenney Gilbert, Elin fra , Bl'00,L4D'7Z , K A 95 Raven and Serpentg Second Vice-President C Harry YVilson Gilmore, Ph.B., Earl H. Gimper, 'IP I' A. Harrison Crandall Givens, 9 N E. Otto Louis Goehle, Julius Goettsch, Godfrey Goldmark, University Orchestra CID C2Dg Sec Clubs C2Dg 1902 CORNELLIAN, Clarence Jeremiah Gomph, Eva Grace Mayhain Goodenough, Sennightly. Edward Reinhold de Grain, dv 2 Kg Masque Cast CID C2D. Leslie Verne Grantier, George Williarn Grattan, A dig Scalp and Blade, Junior Magnus Sigmund Haas, Jerome Asa Hadcock, Charles Guy Hardie, Elmer Dwight Harshbarger, Clarence Ford Harvey, Oskaloosa, Ia., C., Civil Engineering Law Arts lass CID. Gafvesion, Tex., Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Ithaca, Llechanical Engineering Bzgfalo, Arts Davefzpori, Ia., Arts New York Cify, U Law retary C2Dg Mandolin Club CID C2Dg Secretary Musical S. L. Woodford Debate Club CID. Uffccz, Electrical Engineering W01'ccsfe2', Arts WdSbZ.7Zgf07Z, D. C., Electrical Engineering El11zz'1'a, lVIechanical Engineering Bzgfafo, Law Promenade Committee. Sazffmfzab, Gaz., Meclianical Engineering Waterfowfz, i Law Roscoe, Electrical Engineering jackson, O., De!roz'Z, Jlhkb . Civil Engineering lNIechanical Engineering 7 Lawrence Sprague Haskin, Waferjfovfd, Conn., - Electrical Engineering. 2 dbg Class Track Team CID C2D 5 Captain CID, Freshman Crew. ' Clara Williston Hastings, Pbcenix, Arts. Aftermath. II2 Rud Bryant Hayes, WQUEVU, Electrical Engineering Raymond Howard Hazen, Ithaca, Veterinary Class Track Team CID, 'VarsityTrack Team UD, Light WeightBoxing Championship Q11 Zillah Heidenheim, Brookbfz, ' Arts Aikermath. Harold Helm, Moravz'a, Law Lee Dewitt Hemingway, Allegheny, Pa., Arts Lawrence Hendee, M.D., Bufalo, A1-ts Claire Louise Herder, Brookbn, Arts A CD5 Raven and Serpentg Ichthus. Anna Grace Herrick, Bolivar, A1-ts Mary Gertrude Heughes, Rocbesler, Arts Class Corresponding Secretary QQ, Vice-President Sports and Pastimes. Reuben Paul Higgins, Corllancl, Arts I' A. Francis Edward Hinckley, New Terk Cily, Arts John Fay Hinckley, Cam61'z'clge Springs, Pa., Electrical Engineering CID I' A. Fred Dewitt Holford, Ilbzzca, Veterinary George Haines Hooker, PVcz!erz'ow1z, Arts 2 1113 Class Football Director CID 5 Assistant Manager 'Varsity Track Team QQ. Adah Mu1'1'ay Horton, Silver Creek, A1-155 A F. George Wheeler Hosford, lllexico, Agriculture Clinton Osborne Houghton, Polsdam, A1-fs I' A. Samuel Purdy Howe, New Ybrk Cily, Mechanical Engineering B G H. Herbert Halsey Howell, Rztverbezzol, Arts S. L. Woodford Debate Club Qgj. Eliza Dorrance Huestis, Troy, A1-ts K K T, Raven and Serpent, IQO2 CORNELLIAN. Irving Adelbert Hunting, B.S., Wesierb, R. I., Nlechanical Engineering Albert Henry Huntington, Lz'z'z'le Uffca, A1-ts Robert Austin Ives, fflzaccz, Mechanical Engineering II3 Margaret Scott Jarvie, Brookgfn , Arts A fb, Raven and Serpent. Fred Huntington Jennings, fllbravia, Arts Leroy Howard Jewett, Fallon, Arts S. L. Woodford Debate Club C25 Cgj. Harold Eddy Johnston, A.B., Cokoes, Electrical Engineering A A 41, fb B K. Harold Colbert Jones, Chicago, III., Mechanical Engineering 0 A X, Bench and Board, Manager Cross-Country Club C3DQ Mandolin Club C233 Uni versity Orchestra Czj C3j. Martin Leopold Katzenstein, New York City, Mechanical Engineering Anna Loring Kemball, lfVasbz'1zg!ofz, D. C., Arts William Mark Kennedy, Oberfizz, O., Architecture Ralph Sherlock Kent, F7'd7Zk!l'7ZUZ'!Z6, Arts E A E, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Class Football Team Cxj C2j, Toastmaster Sophomore Smoker, Interclass Debate Team CID Czy, '86 Memorial Stage Czjg '94 Memorial Stage C325 Cornell Debate Team Cgj. Byron Albert Kilbourne, Liberiy, Arts K 2. Anna E. Kimber, Fzzlion, Architecture James Blaine Kinne, Ovid, Law fb 2 K, Round Table. Jay P. Kinney, Snowdon, Arts John Aplin Kinney, Jamestown, Law X '11, Aleph Samach, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Assistant Manager'Varsity Base ball Team Cgjg Undine, Bench and Board. Joseph Powers Kittredge, Rochester, Mechanical Engineering A TA, Class Baseball Director CID, Toastmaster Freshman Banquet, Undine, Bench and Board, Junior Promenade Committee. Willialn Arthur Kline, Frederic Adam Klock, John B. Knapp, Etna, Herbert Knox, Sidney Graves Koon, Auburn, University Scholarship, Sibleyjourrzal George Howard Kramer, Dayion, 'ID 1' A, Junior Promenade Committee. 114 A11zs!e7'da71z, Sf. 'fobn5w'ZZe, ComzeZZs7Jz'fZe, Pa. , O., Law Electrical Engineering Veterinary Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Thompson Galbraith Kyle, Iikaca, Medicine, Glee Club Q11 Q25 QQ. Philip Rucker Lamar, B.S. in M.E., Augusta, Ga., Electrical Engineering. A T Q. Samuel McDonald Langston, Camden, N J., Mechanical Engineering. Andrew Gilbert Lauder, Bzbzgkafzzion, Agriculture. junior Smoker Committee. Charles A. Lauderdale, Genesee, Electrical Engineering. George Monroe Layton, Towamirz, Pa., Mechanical Engineering. Harold Lewis Leupp Waskz'ngion C A1-ts D 3 3 ' '9 ' 2 1115 Aleph Samach5 Alumni News C25 C335 Managing Editor Qgjg Widow C3D5 Literary Editor 1902 CORNELLIANQ Savage Clubg Undineg Bench and Board. David Rich Levi, Bzgfalo, Arts, Isaac Levy, EZf1zz'ra, Arts, Walter Garfield Lichtenstein, Rocbesier, Law. Alden Howe Little, St. Louis, Mo., Law. A K E5 Round Tables chairman Freshman Law Banquet Committee. Elias Avery Loew, New Terk Cily, Arts. Guy Edwin Long, lfWZZfes-Barre, Pa., Civil Engineering. K Z5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstang Freshman Crew, Class Crew Qgjg 'Varsity Crew f2j5 'Varsity C5 junior Promenade Committee. Marion Tappen Longbothurn, Ifzmrzkegton, Arts, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Frances Clare Longenecker, Pbz'ZadeQkz'a, Pa., Arts, University Scholarship. Frank De Wolf Loveland, New Ybrk Ci!-y, Mechanical Engineering. Oakman Hess Lowary, WeZZsvz'ZZe, O., A1-ts, S. L. Woodford Debate Club Czj QQ. Charles Augustus Lueder, Wz'Zke5-Barre, Pa., Veterinary. Clayton Riley Lusk, Chenango Forks, Law, James Hamilton Macbeth, Bzfalo, Law. 11JAfDg Scalp and Bladeg Masque C355 junior Promenade Committeeg Special Weight Boxing Championship Czj. Jessie Esther McBride, Davenport, fa., Arts, Harry Richard McClain, Si. Louis, rlfo., Law, A X5 Masque Cast QU C225 Savage Club, Round Table. Everette Lothard McClure, Bzrfczlo, A,-ts, Z AE5 Class Treasurer CID. IIS Francis Xavier McCollum, Alexander McDougall, A.B., George Arthur lNIcGonegal, James McGunnegle, 47 K NP. Wilfred WVhaley Mack, Era QD. Douglas Mackintosh, Fred D. Mcliitosli, Grant Brown McLarighlin, E X, Masque CID Q25 QQ, junior Smoker Committee. A Samuel Harvey McLeary, Herbert Brunt McMahan, A T Q, Sophomore Smoker Committee. Robert Joseph McNitt, James Aaron Magoiifin, Lockporf, Law Offawa, Can., Civil Engineering Rochester, Arts .1fmdw'1ze, Po., A1-is New Tore Cily, Arts Halifax, Abzfa Scotia, Can., Architecture Ohio, Law Pbz'ZarieZ,z5kz'a, Pa., Civil Engineering JVe-w York City, Electrical Engineering Auciersofz, Dzd., Arts Logansport, Ind., Arts Aforib Tomzwavzfia, Arts University Scholarship, 'Varsity Lacrosse Team C215 Substitute CID, Junior Smoker Com mittee, Class Vice-President Q31 Katherine Elizabeth Mann, Owafzmzcz, zlbozn., Arts Manley Burr Mann, 1lIz'o?a'Ie6zn'g, Law Charles Mercer Marsh, Jr., .Ill-07'7'ZiS' Pfczizzs, AZ Lf., Electrical Engineering Guy Miremont de Mauriac, Neiv lore Cily, Mechanical Engineering A K Eg Undineg Bench and Board: Assistant Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Substitute 'Varsity Football Team C31 Fred North Meeker, Ha7z2zz'6a!, Arts Clarence NVilliam Meyers, Nezv York Cify, Civil Engineering. IP I' A. Alfred Stowe Mirick, Lyons, ' Civil Engineering. Louis Adolph Mitchell, Uifica, Civil Engineering. John Francis Mohan, Allegheny, Pa., ' Medicine. James Joseph Montgomery, Wa!e:'fow1z, Civil Engineering. William Falley Moody, New Casile, Pa., Meclianical Engineering. K Eg Class Secretary C255 Chairman Junior Smoker Committee. William Montgomery Morgan, Seaford, Del. , Agriculture. 116 Edgar Seeber Moslie1', A.B., Aulurn, Law ,Q4 Memorial Stage C5jg XVoodford Prize Stage C4jg President Debate Union C5jg Con gress Declamation Prize C4j. Elsie Murray, Aliens, Pa., Arts A T. Pierson 'Mitchell Neave, Dreszlezz, O., Mechanical Engineering Staley Lyman Nelson, Iulifzsrlzzle, Medicine. Z A Eg Sophomore Smoker Committee. May Childs Nerney, Ylfoy, Arts. Sennightly. John Henry Neville, Chicago, Ill., Arts. Glee Club C3j. WVilliam Garland Nicholls, Coboes, Mechanical Engineering. junior Smoker Committee. Ellen Jane Nichols, Bufala, Arts. John Derk Nies, B.S., Hollafzd, flbck., bleclianical Engineering. Lewis Mulford Northrup, Wkz'!1zey's Poifzl, Mechanical Engineering. 112 E Kg Class Track Team C11 Czj. Williaxn John Norton, Ballz'mm'e, rlfcl., Mechanical Engineering. A T3 Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager 'Varsity Football Team Cgjg Manager, 1901. Lewis Abram Nutting, Syracuse, Veterinary. Abigail Adaline O' Brien, Ullcaf, Arts. Albert Joseph O'Connor, Rome, Law. Congress Debate Prize Czj. Q Howard Leighton O'Daniel, Ilkczca, Arts. Sylvester Francis O'Day, Bzhghafzzton, Arts. Howard Bailey Odell, Cleveland, O., Mechanical Engineering. Z N115 Undineg Bench and Board, Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Class Track Team Czj. - Mitchem WVebb Oftutt, Georgetown, Ky., Electrical Engineering. X425 Bench and Board, President Southern Club C355 Class Relay Team C125 Class Football Team C15 C213 Second 'Varsity Football Team Czj C3J. George Ashton Oldham, Clevelafzcl, O., Arts. Treasurer Debate Union CID, '86 Memorial Stage C219 President A. D. White Debate Club Cgjg Glee Club Cgj. Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead, Yhoy, A1-tg, S. L. Woodford Debate Club Crj C21 C3J. Joviano Agusto d'Amaual Pacheco, S. Carlos, Brazil, A1-tg, II7 George Parsons, mill zzobago, Ill., Arts John Rea Patterson, Pffisbnzgr, Pa., Arts ATg Aleph Samachg Business Manager 1902 CORNELLIAN3 Era QQ, 'Varsity Baseball Team Qzjg 'Varsity C5 Class Baseball Team C15 Czjg Class Relay Team C03 Class Track Team Czjg 1901 Class Vice-President QIJQ Class Baseball Director 132. Charles Rockwell Payne, Wadbazzzs al-fills, Arts Sophomore Cotillion Committee, S. L. Woodford Debate Club Ujfzj. Elizabeth GertrLideEPeabody, Hollazzri Paiefzi, Arts Ellen Newell Peck, Ithaca, Arts William Tracy Peck, Brisfof, Conn., Civil Engineering Frank Rheiner Pennock, CWl'fZl8lZlZ7Zg 0, Law Alfred Smith Petty, Bellporf, ' Arts Freshman Crewg 'Varsity Crew Qzjg 'Varsity C5 Single Sculls Championship QQ. Floyd Andrew Pierce, Cuba, Veterinary William Henry Pike, Grofozz, Arts Bicycle Team Qljg Captain Czj. Reuben Christopher Planz, Bzqjtlzlo, Architecture Augustus Grote Pohlman, lNl.D., Bzqflzfo, Arts Fred Lawrence Pomeroy, Jr., Brooklyn, Electrical Engineering Louise Powelson, .flfz'rIa7!e!ow1z, Arts K K F3 Raven and Serpentg President Sports and Pastimes QQ. Edward Harrison Powley, Rafzsofzzzifle, Mechanical Engineering R11 A 95 Aleph Samachg Captain Freshman Crewg Captain Francis Club Crew Q2jg Soph omore Cotillion Committee, chair-man junior Promenade Committee. Lorenzo Guernsey Price, H2rdso1z, Arts A1115 Aleph Samachg Assistant Business Manager Sun Qzjg Managing Editor Q35 Alzmmz' News fzlg Song Book Committee fzjg Substitute Francis Club Crew fzj, ' Editor-in-Chief 1902 CORNELLIAN. Howard Ludlow Chiick, Brooklyn, Mechanical Engineering A T Ag Undineg Bench and Board. James Knight Qhiigley, Yhmzafzsoarg, Medicine fb I' Ag N E Ng Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Cgj. Charles Germain Rally, Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Clarence Elmer Randall, Williain Barrow Rawson, Jessie Treat Ray, Albany, S. Wi Owego, Cleveland, O. , Auozzriz, 118 lVIechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts Percy Edward Raymond, Raymond Clinton Reed, Pl1.B., John Bernard Reidy, Frederick Gordon Rew, Joseph Fleming Reynolds, Sidney Leonard Rich, Thomas Smith Richardson, James Richmond, 9 A X. Ernest Henry Riedel, New Canaan, Conn., Ithaca, ffaaca, Bafalo, Boone, fa., Aflanfa, Ga., Glenwood Springs, Lockjiori, Brooklyfz, Arts Veterinary Veterinary Marine Engineering Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Colo., Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering. Arts. University Scholarshipg Intercollegiate Chess Team Czj Q3jg President Tricollegiate Chess League Qgjg Assistant Captain Cross-Country Club C31 g Class Cross-Country Team CID, University Chess Champion William Sullivan Rilling, ,Penn Tan, Law. John Vincent Rittenhouse, Plainfield, N 7., Electrical Engineering. fb F A. Isabelle Givan Robertson, Brookqn, Arts. K A 9. Harvey Griffin Rogers, Zllicbzlgan City, Dzd., Arts. fb K NP, Undineg Sophomore Cotillion Committee. Henry Albert Rogers, Snerborn, Blass., Mechanical Engineering. Basket-ball Team Q15 g Class Track Team Q21 5 Substitute Lacrosse Team 121. Arthur Evan Rommel, B.S., rlfl. Pleasanf, fa., Civil Engineering. B 9 H QA Ep. Eva Rosalie Root, Skaneafeles, Arts. University Scholarshipg Aftermath. Alden Ivan Rosbrook, Mica, Law. Jerome Waltei' Rosenthal, New 2'b1'Z2 Ciiy, Veterinary. Henry Nimes Rufo, I New Ybrla Cify, Electrical Engineering. John Patrick Ryan, Jlfedina, E Arts. William Francis Santry, South Bay, Arts. Class Football Team Qljg Class C27 C35- Edward Franklin Schaefer, Frederick William Scheibner, Carl George Schluederberg, Football Director Qzjg S New Ybrk Cify, De!1'oz'!, .lD'cb., Pz'!!s6n1gf, Pa., 119 . L. Woodford Debate Club Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering. Electrical Engineering Frank Adam Schmidt, Ilion, Law. Junior Smoker Committee. Henry Schoellkopf, rllilwazzkee, VV219., Arts. Z NP. Claude Cordon Schrott, Gowafzdrz, hiechanical Engineering. Parker Fairheld Scripture, Rome, Arts. XI' T, Intercollegiate Chess Team Qzj. Arthur Maxwell Seaman, fikczca, Veterinary. Theodore Mathew Sewards, 1Vew Tbrk City, Agriculture. Richmond Harold Shreve, Coopersfowzz, Architecture. Aleph Samachg Dunstang Freshman Banquet Committee, Class President fzjg Widow OD 437- Aaron Silverman, Baltimore, ilfd., Civil Engineering. Albert Vail Simis, Brookbfz, Arts. 2 X3 'Varsity Lacrosse Team fzj. Benjamin Crosby Sloat, Paferson, N. J., Mechanical Engineering. Z AP, Bench and Board. 1 Agnes Garfield Smith, No1'!k Tofzczwrzmia, A1'ts. Arthur Knight Smith, ffbaccz, Law. J. Andre Smith, New Ybrk Ciiy, Architecture. A T5 Dunstang Widow frjg Artistic Editor Q25 131, Artistic Editor 1902 CoRNELL1ANg Song Book Committee 125. Muriel Smith, Rocbesfer, AWS- A fb, Raven and Serpent. Charles Herman Snyder, Oswego, Civil Engineering. University Scholarship. Florence Morgan Snyder, Saugerhes, AITS- Wayside. Sara Francis Southwick, Ogciensbzzrg, Arts. John Duane Speer, Caron, ANS- Roger Allen Spencer, fibaca, Arts- Charles Tracey Stagg, EZ7nz'1'a, Law- Harold Burr Stevens, Rome, Civil Engineering. NI' T. . Frederick Albert Stockley, Jfofztom' Falls, Law- Edward Camp Stone, Ylwmzrznsbzwgf, Civil Engineering. 120 Franklin Stevens Storey, B,-001073, Civil Engineering Class Vice-President 1215 Intercollegiate Chess Team 121 131. Roy Sherman Stowell, Pofsficzm, A1-tg S. L. VVoodford Debate Club 111 121 1315 President 1215 Debate Council 131. Ernest lVIelvin Strong, Sa.yz'z'IZe, Law Bert Brenette Stroud, B.S., D.Sc., Ithaca, Medicine lN'lary Sullivan, lJ,l'00L'1jf7Z, A1-ts Aftermath. Edward John Sweeney, Zlbricilejiori, Arts. Charles August Taussig, Wtzshingfozz, D. C., Arts. A T5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstang 'Varsity Track Team 1115 'Varsity Football Team 121 131 'Varsity C in Football5 Class Relay Team 111 121. Williain Scott Taylor, Penn Tam, Law. Frank Henry Teagle, Cleveland, O., Mechanical Engineering. A A 1115 Dunstan5 Undineg Bench and Board5 Class Baseball Team 1115 Freshman Crew Mandolin Club 111 1211315 Assistant Manager Navy 131. Harry Elliott Thompson, Ifhaca, lVIechanical Engineering. A T Q. Edward David Toohill, Au6zrr7z, Arts. AX5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstang Freshman CFCVVQ Class Football Team 1115 Captain 1215 junior Promenade Committee. Nina Marian Tree, fikaca, Arts. John Chilion Trefts, Bzfalo, Mechanical Engineering. A T S25 Scalp and Blade5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee. John Lawrence Turner, New fork City, Mechanical Engineering. Waltei' Irving Tuttle, Bf'00,5Qf12, Civil Engineering. Z Q5 Pyramidg Class Baseball Team 1115 Captain 1215 Undineg Bench and Board. John Gilmore Utz, Clevelafzri, O., Marine Engineering. dl E K5 Class Football Team 111 1215 Class Track Team 1215 'Varsity Track Team 111 Scrub Football 121 1315 Glee Club 1315 junior Smoker Committee. Carleton McCulloch Vail, Ihgklarzd Park, Ill., A1-tg B GTI5 Class Football Team 111 1215 2d 'Varsity Football Team 1215' 1902 CORNELLIAN Elizabeth Hacker Valentine, Brno,-tQ11z, A1-tg Burrell Vastbinder, Azifiisozz, A1-tg Class Football Team 111 1213 Class Football Director 1315 Bicycle Team 111. Samuel Matthews Vauclain, Jr., Pbz'!acieZpkz'a, Pa., Nlechanical Engineering B 9 Tl. Arthur Clifford Veatch, Ewzfzszdllc, Ind., A1-ts Assistant in Palaeontology, Summer Session 121 131. 121 3 Q Isaac Henry Vrooman, Jr., Albany, Electrical Engineering. Fred Andrew Peter Wagner, Red-wood, Law. Bertrand Hinman WVait, 1Vo2 wz'ch, Civil Engineering. Charles Paddock Wales, BZ,Hghd7IZf072, Law. A T, 'Varsity Track Team C11. Ralph Avery YVales, EZ11zz'ra, lylechanical Engineering. Emery Lafayette NValker, Tacoma, Wash., Llechanical Engineering. KE, Substitute Freshman Crew, Captain Gymnasium Club C315 Cornell Gymnastic Team CI1. Henry NValter, Afow Qforh Cizjf, Arts. Albert Wfalton, Chicago, III., Electrical Engineering. University Scholarship, Class Track Team C21 g 'Varsity Track Team C21. Charles Archibald YVard, Pz'z'z's6mgf, Electrical Engineering. Ralph NVare, Chicago, Ill., Arts. A A fb, Suu C215 Assistant Business Manager C31g Freshman Banquet Committee, Undineg Bench and Board. Joseph De Witt Warner, 1Vew Torh City, Architecture. A K Eg Undineg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Widow C21 C31. Lea Pusey WVarner, lflf2'l11zz':zgz'o1z, Del., Meclianical Engineering. A T Ag Freshman Banquet Committee, Undineg Bench and Boardg Glee Club C31. Nora Louise VVarner, Bzzrdeif, Arts. Wayside. Clarence Waterbury, Whz'fes6oro, Electrical Engineering. B 9 H. Edward Cassius Watson, Weszyield, Law. iv A 1115 Junior Smoker Committee. John Sayle WVatterson, Clevelzzfzci, O., Arts. A K E5 Class Football Team C215 2d 'Varsity Football Team C21 C31. Joseph Briggs VVeaver, Phz'ZczcieMhia, Pa., Blechanical Engineering. X 1115 Class Football Team C115 Undineg Bench and Board. Charles Wayland Webb, CZ6UCZ6Z7Zfi, O., lylarine Engineering. A CP. Richardson Webster, B7'00kbl7Z, Arts. S. L. Woodford Debate Club C11 C21 C31g Underclass Debate C115 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Alumni News C313 Era Charles WVilliam NVenborne, Bzjkzlo, Agriculture. K Eg Sophomore Smoker Committee. 122 Frank Grant WVheeler, Iflzaca, lylaurice Robert VVhinery, East Orange, N J., B 9 Hg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Class Baseball Team Team Czjg 'Varsity C. John Sumner NVhite, fihaca, X QP. lNIargaret VVells Whiteford, Dezfrozlf, flick., WValter Duncan Whitney, Glozferszfille, Robert Sloane VVickham, ,6,Z'7Zg'bCZ7IZZl07Z, Clara Louise Wilcox, Coverf, Dudley Kirkpatrick Wilcox, Auburn, A X3 Masque 439. Edward Lyman WVilder, ffoosiclf Falls, FrankliniHarvey WVilson, Appleton, Jessie Campbell Wilson, Raven and Serpent, Ichthus. hfarrzsbznjg, Pa., Thomas Wilson, 113 A 9. Pkilarlegkia, Pa., George Payne XVinters, rlfelbozwffze, Fla., Arts. Arts. CID C255 'Varsity Baseball Civil Engineering. Arts. Electrical Engineering. Law. Arts. Law. Electrical Engineering. Civil V Engineering. Arts. Arts. Arts. Class Baseball Team Czjg Manager C213 S. L. Woodford Debate Club CU Czj Cgjg Sopho- more Smoker Committeeg '86 Memorial Stage Czj g '94 Memorial Stage C31 g Alternate Cornell Debate Team Cgj. hlary Cornelia Wise, Azalhwvz, Arts. K A 9. Herbert BlI2l1'lYlC1' Wood, Sackville, JV B., Cazz., Arts. Z N115 Bench and Boardg President Canadian Club, Substitute 'Varsity Lacrosse Team Crjg Member Czjg Captain C354 'Varsity Hockey Team Czjg Captain Cgj. Frances Elvira Worth, flaaca, Arts, Thomas Jarvis Yates, Sczflo, Utah, Meclizinical Engineering. Charles Shoemaker Yawger, Seneca Falls, Law. XII T5 Class Baseball Team Cljg Banjo and Mandolin Clubs CID Czjg Round Table, Bench and Board. Charles Duncanson.Young, IfIfCZ.S'Al'1Zg'Zl07Z, D. C., Electrical Engineering. B 9 Hg Aleph Samachg Dunstang 'Varsity Track Team CID Czj C3jg 'Varsity Cg 'Varsity Relay Team Czl C3jg Class Track Team Czjg Class Baseball Team C215 Class Relay Team CIQ C215 Cornell Records Thirty-Yard Dash, Thirty-Five Low Hurdle, One Hundred Dash and Two Hundred and Twenty Yard Dashg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Major C3J. Frederick Zies, f3alz'z'more, llffl., 123 Electrical Engineering. flbebic Seniors ' - - . I. , .I-'.'I. I QQ it :- --'. 'H' . . :. . .1 . :f:.:I.IflffI 'FI I I, . Il. :If III ::-g'Il.l- fl'fIl 1 ,., I- I 5 ,,555:5g5,55:g5:5' I' I ' - . ll ,,,zi5:r:::!g:ngg:'f nh S :p:::5g:g:.g':1-1, I I , ' I I ' ,:2::g:7f II' 4 B lr l 'Lg lI l', ,K 4- I ' I ' I' f I ,gg A :p5!.3f -.: .I If mil., M . I '. 0 ' ' I: ,If U 4 Hut, - . .I-. fe.. 1 I I I ' ,215--Q' -g:!:Zx:!2., ' I ' 1 ?:tf:::-1+ '!-1' ' -1 I .gggqgigtgkg l ' ,:?ae:Q:q:3rg:1':!- l mi-I:::S:2i:25f::Ss2::' 3:31-3:2-sbcrirrie WEE-E!-Gd-:P I ,.l1!Z'-'1s 1n' ,E3,W5..:,..,,, ,.1.-5,-,,. ,. 1--anew C1355 0ffiC6t'5. E. F. KILISANE ..... MISS M. A. ASSIQIISON H. GUNDACKEII, A.B. . Miss EBIILY DUNNING, B.S. . WV. H. CANTLE . . H. GUNDACKEIQ, A.l3. . . J. H. MCLEAN, Jn., A.B., M.D. J. B. XfVEIC3lIAli'1' . . . MISS M. A. ASSEIISON 1 MISS E. H. LIVINGSTON I J. H. MCLEAN, Ju. I R. F. MCDONALID J Mary Alice Asserson ....... Prasiriezzi. Vice- P1'esfzz'c'11z'. Secrefazjf. Y?'ecz5z11'e1'. P1'0jMez'. f1U5z'0 ritz 71 . Orafor. Jlfarsbaf. ,Execzcffve C0mmz'ffee. . . Brooklyn. Vice-President Class Q31 C419 Executive Committee Class QQ. Janette Baldwin ........ Margaret Powell Brewster . Henry Brodman . . VVilliam Henry Cantle ...... . Bethel, Conn. New York. . New York. . Norwich, Conn. Class Prophetg Chairman Senior Banquet Committee, Crew Fund Committeeg Medical A College Glee Club QQ. Sarah Allen Castle, B.S., M.D. . 124 . Eupora, Miss. Emily Dunning, B.S. ......... New York. K K F, Der Hexenkreisg Second Vice-President Class '98 C113 Vice-President Medical Society C41g President Sports and Pastimes Association C415 Dramatic Club, Lyric Club, 797 Class Day Committee, Class Treasurer C31 C41g Crew Fund Committee C313 Constitution Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee. Caroline Sandford Finley . New York. lNfIark L. Fleming . . . Summit, N. Chairman Senior Class Book. Maucle Glasgow . . . . New York. George Good . . . Jersey City, N. Henry John Gundacker, A.B. ....... New York. E A E CTrinity1g fb A 25 Medical College Glee Club C413 Secretary Class C31 C415 Class Historiang Constitution Committee. John Dunlop Hamill .... New York. Edward Francis Kilbane . . New York. li: A Eg President Class C31 C41. Elizabeth Handford Livingston . . Brooklyn. Executive Committee Class C41. Bertha Bernadette Lysaght . . Brooklyn. Robert Francis McDonald ........ New York. 'iw A Eg Executive Committee Class C415 Senior Class Book, Medical College Glee Club C41. John Howell McLean, Jr., A.B., M.D ..... Fort Worth, Tex. K E fir-3 111 A Z, President C. U. Medical Club C31 C413 Executive Committee Class C415 Class Oratorg Senior Banquet Committee. Ethel Mayer, A.B. ..... New York. Senior Class Book. Ellen Pembroke O'Flaherty Hartford, Conn. Helen Schlesinger . Brookline, Mass. Class Historian. Jane Beck Smith . . Hoboken, N. Senior Banquet Committee. Elizabeth Sweet . . . . Albany. Joseph Benjamin Weigha1't ........ New York. Marshal Class C415 Senior Banquet Committee, Medical College Glee Club C41. 125 fb- fxti f IIDQDIC 3umo1s ,. uv' 'Q . .L -...4, 5, , . V ,..w Q 01855 0ffiCeI'5. E. R. HILDRIETI-I, A.B. . ' .... Presideui. XV. L. N1L1iS . . . Vice-Pre5z'a7c1zz'. A. T. V. KINGSTON, AB. . Secreiafy. J. V. KERN ..... . Y3'efzsm'er. Julius Lawrence Amster . . New York Secretary and Treasurer Class QU. Harry Harrison Atwater, Jr. . . Brooklyn Benjamin Stockwell Barringer, B.S. . New York Abraham Bernstein . . . New York Willis Elliott Bowen, Ph.G ........ Churchville fb 2 Kg 41 A Eg Glee Club Q12 Czjg Medical College Glee Club QQ. Stella Stevens Bradford, A.B. .... . Montclair, N. J fb K XI' QSmithJg Secretary C. U. Medical Club QQ. Amos Canfield ....... Van Etten N Z N. Charles Louis Chasins . . . New York Samuel Jerome Druskin, B.S. . . . New York Curator Cornell Zoological Club C35 QQ. Aurelio Arturo Dutari, A.B. . . New York Frank Merritt Dyer . . Binghamton A K E gr fry. 126 Alvin Richard Eaton, Jr. . Theodore Julius Edlich, Ph.G. . Vice-President Class UD. Alfred Lauder Ellis, B.S. . A Wg A E I fYaleJ. Simon Erlich . . Frederick Everett, B.S. . N E Ng '86 Memorial Stage. Harry Stark Fincke, Ph.G. . Frederick Laurence Flynn . Susan Baker Geddes . . Joseph Herman Gettinger . Alice Gregory . . James Sonnet Green . . . Elizabeth, N. J New York Hartford, Conn New York . Potsdam . Astoria New York Newark, N. J New York New York New York Edward Raymond Hildreth, A.B ...... Bridge Hampton 2 Eg Vice-President Y. M. C. A. CID, President Qzjg President Class Qgjg Vice-President C. U. Medical Club Qzj. Abe Maurice Hilkowich . New York Ethel Olivia Hunter Hitchcock . . . New York Corliss Mason Holt . . . Fishkill-on-Hudson Julius Isaacs ...... . . Brooklyn Medical College Glee Club Q25 Qgjg Leader Qgj. Elizabeth Carlisle Jagle .... . New York Christian WVilliam Janson ........ Brooklyn Class Historian Cgjg Treasurer Y. M. C. A. Czj g Business Representative IQO2 CORNELLIAN C35- Harvey Isaac Johnston . . Ovid. Robert Johnstone Kahn Spuyten Duyvil fl? A 2. James Valentine Kern . N Z Ng Treasurer Class QQ. Augustine Thomas Vincent Kingston, A.B. . Secretary Class Qgj. Charles William Knauss . Leopold Jacob Koehler iz, New York New York . New York. New York. Mace Anderson Losee . . . . Livingstonville. N Z N. Robert Stevenson Macdonald, Ph.B. ...... Picton, Canada. Q E Kg fb A E, Vice-President C. U. Medical Club C319 Medical College Glee Club f31. Mary MacMillan, A.B ......... New York. Leslie james Meacham ...... Adamsville, hiich. President Class C215 Chairman Crew Fund Committee C21. Dean Miltimore, B.S. ....... . Catskill. fb A Eg Crew Fund Committee. lklichael Mislig, Ph.G. . . Vilna, Russia. Charles Melvin Mix, A.B. . Plainfield, N. Class Historian K31. Chester Davis Moses, M.E. ........ Cortland. Class Track Team, '97 f21g Track Team C. A. C. C215 President Y. M. C. A. C31. Walter Lindsay Niles .......... Lebanon. fb A Eg Sphinx I-Ieadg Savage Clubg Glee Club Q21 C31 C41g Senior Banquet Committee, 'oog Chairman University Song Book Committee Q41g Vice-President Class C31g Medical College Glee Club C31. William Hailes Palmer . . . Nleclianicville. E A Eg Class Treasurer, 1902 C21. Jason Samuel Parker . . . Lyons. SZ T fb. Thomas Canheld Pounds . Breesport. N E N. Augustus Abraham Rosenbloom . . . Fulton. Cecil Metcalfe Ross . . Hackensack, N. 119 A 2. Louis Schaefer, Ph.G. . Brooklyn. KID A 2. Keith Sears . . . . Searsburg. Nan Gilbert Seymour, A.B ........ New York. First Literary Prize CORNELLIAN C31 Q413 General Representative CORNELLIAN at Medi- cal College Q21 Q31g Secretary and Treasurer Class C21 3 Secretary C. U. Medical Club Q21 f31g Crew Fund Committee C215 Constitution Committee. David Sheitlis ......... New York. Abraham M31'CLlS Skernewitch . New York. Willis Maclc Stevenson . . S. W. Oswego. Isaac Stiefel New York. 128 Charles Lucius Stone . . . Victor Corse Thorne, Ph.B., LL.B Mary Frances Deraismes Thornton Vice-President Class Harvey Loren Van Pelt . Anna Irene von Sholly, A.B. Royden Mandeville Vose . VVillia1n Henry Walker, Jr. William Halsey Alonzo VVarner . Paul Harrison VVaterman, A.B. . fi, A 95 K B fbg Gargoyle Qwilliamsjg 41 A Eg Class President C13 mittee. Julius VVeiss, B.S .... Vice-President Veterinary Medical Society. Willets Wilson, Ph. G. . . IIB A 2. Persons Walter Wing . Henry Ewald Woeliie Benjamin William Zipser . . . Troy Bridgeport, Conn . New York . Ithaca . Flushing . Ithaca New York . Newark, N. J Westfield, Mass. g Constitution Coin New York Ithaca New York . Roseland, N. J New York :-.-a' lj' j vlll -5 tl sieisl S :.'e -42: ' I I29 C ff J x the Spirit of the Sopbomores Mineteen 1bunbreb anb Gbree. 1Rab 1Rab 1Rab, 1Rab 1Rab 1Reeg Gornell, 1l melt, Tblineteen Gbree. ROYAL BLUE AND WHITE. F. L. CARLISLE D. F. FULTON . Miss A. S. BUTLER B. P. POOR . MISS H. K. B1s1f1oP W. A. FRAYEP. H. F. SOMMER C. A. LUEDER C. L. GILLESPIE WHITNEY MERRILL D. S. BELLINGER C1855 wffiC6t'5. I3I Presiciefzf. Fz'1'st 10,68-P7'8SZ'd67Zl'. Second Vice-P1'esz'de1zf. Rec07'dz'1zg Secreiafy. C07'7'6S?07ZdZ.7Zg' fS6C7'6'fCZ7jf Y9'easu1-er. Aflzleiic Dz'1'ecl07'. Fooiball DZ.7'6Cf07'. Baseball ,Dz'2'ccZor. Navy Dz'1'ec!o1'. Y?'ack Dz'1'ec!01'. P iii i.,'i.li1iiT Wf'!Ii9IiIFiEw?E5S0N i 'I'I'lE ITHACA ll0'I'El. IHIIHSIIAY, HH Yillilll A FEW TICKETS YET UNSOLD, Which can be procured from any member of the -:- Banquet Committee for the insignificant -:- sum of 53.50 per. . lt . ,, j . HUDQ Social IEVCTIT Df U36 SCHSOII! Mineteen 'Munbreb anb jlfour. 1RicketQ,1IchetQ,1IchetQ, warg Cornell, 1I smell, 1Hineteen Jfour. H. R. COOPER J. A. ROBINSON MISS B. A. GILSON NV. C. SMITH . MISS E. S. JENNESS W. A. TURNBULL J. T. WVEED . J. R. PIDGEON H. W. HENDE1iSON R. WV. ROGERS OLD GOLD AND WHITE. GIHSS wffiC6I'5. I Pre.s'z'ole7zz'. Fz'1'5f VYce-P1'esz'rle7zl. Second Vice-P1'esz'zle1zf. Recording Secreimjf. Co1'7'esj5omlz'7zg Secreizzzy Y3'caszw'er. Navy Dz'1'ec!o7'. Football Dz'1'ec!o1'. Baseball Direciolx Track Dz'1'ecz'or. General, Summary. Cl5OV6I'l1l1l6T1f, fClfCElCl36l'5, HND WIDCI' wfflCClZ5. TRUSTEES :-- Ex-oiiicio . . . Elected-By the Board . By the Alumni TEACHERS :- Professors . . Assistant Professors . Lecturers . . Instructors . . Assistants, etc. . . Non-Resident Lecturers . . Whole number of Teachers . Preachers .... Library Staff .... . Other Oiiicers. . . . . SUICCIUS. GRADUATE DEPARTMENT :- Fellows ........ Scholars ........ Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees Graduates, not candidates for Degrees . . Total, deducting for names counted twice Graduate Students in Undergraduate Courses ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT :- Senior Class . . junior Class . . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class . Special Students . COLLEGE OF LAW :- Senior Class . junior Class . . First Year Class . Special Students . . THE MEDICAL COLLEGE :- Senior Class . . Junior Class . . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class . Special Students . . COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE :- Senior Class . . Junior Class . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class . Special Students . 134 9 20 IO S7 34 s 109 89 50 26 I4 25 25 I7 181 22 X69 123 154 177 279 24 46 46 81 9 25 70 96 144 S 14 9 6 19 go 39 327 377 205 757 T82 343 98 STATE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE!- Third Year Class ..... Second Year Class ..... First Year Class . . . STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY :- Senior Class .... junior Class . . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class . Special Students . . COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE :- Senior Class . . . Junior Class . . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class Special Students . . . COLLEGE OF CIVIL E1sG1NEER1NG:- Senior Class . Junior Class . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class Special Students SIBLEY COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING :- Senior Class . Junior Class . Sophomore Class . Freshman Class Special Students Total, deducting for 27 names counted twice Summer Session . Summer Session in Medicine at New York City . . Students in Short course in Agriculture CWinter, IQOOD Sl1lllll'lHYQ New York . . 1530 Colorado . . Pennsylvania . 174 Minnesota . Ohio .... 105 Vermont . . New-jersey . . 88 IVisconsin . Illinois . . . 71 Kansas . . Massachusetts . 55 Kentucky . . Maryland . . 37 Maine . . . Indiana . . . 36 Rhode Island . Connecticut . 30 Louisiana . . Iowa .... 27 Delaware . . Dist. of Columbia 26 South Carolina Michigan . . 20 Utah ,. . . . Missouri . . I9 XVashington . California . . 16 Arkansas . Virginia . . . 16 Florida . Texas . . . I5 Georgia . bp Sf8tC5. Nebraska . . New Hampshire North Carolina VVest'V'irginia . Alabama . . . Oregon . . Tennessee . Idaho . . . Mississippi . . North Dakota . Canada . . . Japan . . . Mexico . Russia Brazil. . Bulgaria . . 135 7 17 17 M 41 4 2 7 6 5 M 24 8 IO 5 24 5 37 36 50 59 1 -183 QI . 113 . 177 . 257 22 -660 2518 - 445 T9 83 Porto Rico . . Switzerland . British Columbia China .... Cuba .... England. . Germany . Korea. . . Natal .... New Zealand . Nicaragua . Palestine. . Scotland. . . Total . . 2518 Va, 60.QcwQZf,,v 15111178552 of the mlllfeb STHICS of flI11Cl'iCH. flB6I'Illl. March II, 1901. I knew Professor Moses Coit Tyler for more than forty years, having met him first at the rooms of the so-called Skull and Bones Club at Yale, and being often with him for several years afterwards. We were in especially close relations of personal friendship during his Profes- sorship at the University of Michigan, his editorial career in New York, and above all, during his life at Cornell. - I have never known a man of more beautiful character. The services which he rendered the University were very great, and both these and his services to the country at large were of a very high order. His u History of American Literature will remain a book of the greatest interest to American scholars, and, indeed, to the public in general. Few, if any, American writers have ever presented such sane and penetrating views of important personages in American history in so lucid and attractive a style. His books and essays always seemed to me models in their way. His life of Patrick Henry I have heard praised by such men as Mr. Evarts, and other Senators of the United States, as a masterpiece in historical criticism and a complete restoration of that statesman to his proper position. Before that book, Patrick Henry, owing to representations by sundry among his contemporaries who disagreed with him, was greatly depreciated, but its publication has placed him upon a high and noble pedestal. A beautiful revelation of Professor Tyler's abilities may also be found in his Three Men of Letters, containing biographical sketches of Bishop Berkeley, the first Presi- dent Dwight and Joel Barlow. Had he not been so modest, so perfectly unambitious as to reputation, he would have been far more widely knowng still, as it is, his work is known, prized and cited with the greatest respect by the most competent judges at home and abroad, as I have had frequent occasion to observe. Of course such a man could not fail to be most useful to the Universityg and I may mention one other of his gifts which was of remarkable value. He was one of the most charming of extemporaneous speakers, and I recall especially his address at the laying of the corner-stone of Sage College, when he thoroughly delighted the entire audience. I have always considered his coming to Cornell University as one of the turn- ing-points for good in its history, and his whole connection with the institution a blessing. I llbrofessor Samuel Garoinier Zlillilliams 3'Fliram lllburrap S'LittIe Sacob 'Hoover Cowen ilalowaro fmunro Ionggear Zllfreo Zlenngson 'lllllells CBustave wtto JBe11cIz Clarrie may 'Gravis iliorace 'lllllilliam 1Ro5e 'Herbert Spencer 1Roe Zllbert 1Roob west 'dlllilliam Eougalo Grant lewis GLIPUSS 6ElI11bI6 xa- f '- 1 , -f-H , N.-. ,.- ,....,, ,. . ., . ' 7'- -'-'1f'M--W -A-W--Q-V--W - V .,.A.,,..f,,, ,h,,,.,,...,,,-x..X,,...L 1 W I .. ,,v,. ., M... .,..... . 2, .1 XI- - f wp 0 D RY Z If . 3 5 1 1 5 2, U Xa T 1-.-.H-J us 1Iflortb from library, .- Clamp 51 X-3 ot 33 Q ..- Fl tb from Ol! Gampus, 'S A -.. r A A . X . f ,X, 'im ?.'1f'3RA Tl'lE INFIRMARY. I.I.ENROE, 'rua CORNELL RESIDENCE I.mxARx' IN NVINTER IJHRARY AT NIGHT. I .K . 5 44 ' . Q, , '.,Jo'D.. I , ' ' H' 1 S . , BEEEE LAKE. CAMI-Us, FROM PRESIDENT XVHITE's RESIDENCE. XVILLOW CREEK. SAGE GREEN. BRIDGE, CASCADILLA CREEK. TAUGHANNOCK FALLS. BEEBE LAKE. Uv CENTRAI. IXVENLKE CAMPUS Roolfs. A1-r-ROACI1 T0 SAGE. BRIDGE, FALL CREEK. AT THE Ilouu. SOUTH AVENUE. GREENE STREET, ITHACA IIESQ IN THE ORDER OF ESTABLISHMENT OF CHAPTERS AT CORNELL UNIVERSITY. ZETA PSI, ALPHA TAU OMEGA, 4I5 STEWART TAVENUE. 625 UNIVERSITX' AX'EXL'E. CHI PHI, PHI GAMMA DELTA, 107 EnGEMooR LANE. 603 EAST SENECA STREET. KAPPA AI,PIAIA, PI-II DELTA PHI, 2 CENTRAL AVENUE. QLIIIVJ. ALPHA DELTA PHI, ALPHA PHI, 503 EAST BUFFALO STREET. SAGE COTTAGE. PI-II KAPPA PSI, PHI SIGMA KAPPA, 103 BICGIKAXX' PLACE. III OSMUN PLACE. CI-II PSI, DELTA TAU DELTA, SID UNIVERSITV-AVENUE. IIo EDGEMOGR LANE. DEI,'FA UPSILON, SIGMA P1-II, 6 SOUTH IXVENUE. li CENTRAL AVENUE. DELTA KAPPIX EPSILON, SIGMA CIYII, I3 SOUTH IXVENUE. 5I9 STEIVART 1-AVENUE. TIIETA DELTA CHI, DELTA CI-II, IS SOUTH AX'ENUE. x23 QLUARRY STREET. PIII DELTA TIIETA, SIGMA ALI-HA EPSILON, IZ5 EDGEMOOR LANE. S04 EAST SENECA STREET. BETA TIIETA PI, DELTA PHI, 523 EAST BUFFALO STREET. 5x5 STEIVART AVENUE. PSI UPSILON, KAPPA SIGMA, I CENTRAL AX'ENUE. IIo COLLEGE PLACE. IQAPPA ALPHA TI'IETA, NU SIGMA NU, SAGE COLLEGE. CMEdiC1llD- KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA, GAMBIA ALPHA, SAGE CQLLEGE. 4,5 EAST AVENUE- DELTA GAMMA, PHI ALPHA SIGMA, SAGE COLLEGE. fNew York Biedical Collegej OMEGA UPSILON PIII, fNeIv York Medical Collegej. Glass Societies. SPI-IINX HEAD QSenioI'j. ALEPH SAMACH Uuniorj. QUILL AND DAGGER QSeIIioI'j. TPIETA NU EPSILON QSophomorej DUNSTAN CSophomoI-ej . IHONOIIHYQ Societies. PHI BETA KAPPA fLiteI'aI'yj. SIGMA XI QScientIHcj. 148 PHI . Z ETA . DELTA SIGMA CHI . KAPPA TAU . X1 . LAMBDA Psi . IOTA .L THETA X1 ALPIIA ALPHA Psi NU . EPSILON UPs1LoN ETA . MU . BETA . ALPHA BETA . I Zeta Ilbst. FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK, 1846. Chapter 1RoII. Active Chapters, 2 149 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. I . PSI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1868 LLTCIEN AL'CiLfSTLYS XVAITE. JOHN THOMAS PARSON. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR. PIENRY P. LOOMIS. CHARLES C. BURROXVS. CHARLES BAIQEIK MzXNDEX'ILI.E BENJAMIN CROSBY SLOAT. DAVIS HAWLEY, JR. CARL DALTTEL. XNIELFORD GOLDEN. GEORGE LTLMER CLAUSEN. HENIIX' SCHOELLKOPF. HOWARD BAILEY ODELL. MARIS: ANTHONY BELTAIRE, JR HERBERT TVIARINER XVOOD. JOSEPH COOK CULVER. PAUL HENRY QUACKENBUSI-I. BRONSON HASBROUOR SMITH. ALLEN BRADFORD RIPLEY'. XVILLIAM ROLAND TAYLOR, JR I'IENRY ffl-IEODORE FERRISS. FRANCIS SPEARMAN AADAMS. 1'IENRY BURGXVEGER. BREXX'STER PELTON IQINNEY. BEN GERARD STONE. EDGAR JOSEPH MEYER. CALYIN RUSSELI. ARB'ISTIiONG. EIiX'1N SCOTT ARBISTRONG. 150 Zeta 11551 1 , N, ' 4- 'lf ' -.aw x ,f X , fm! W, 5 1, bQ if XT .mix Cx 5 4 F' ,. yYH.lJy,tQV v-,-Qgfffjfflgu if as K ,J , xi , - s1sziP2wfw'w ' WM X Y ' , LEM f ' ,3 I'1'CW'? Y- A - p , Mr,-,f W , 1 Y '5 ?'lf?5:sggg1L9N., ' 'MSQMEQ N 1 . Q, W ' mx 'w .t.,dp,,. 4 ' Am f ww J Wy! wa, . A, E , .,T 1 i f' Qt-uf if-.1 V fr,:w 52J-ii W' 71 , V QW ' Elf? fx' V X-2' f 139W 1 A , 957861 V . A M35 - NLE-2Lfv1e'.:, ,,-1 A wjrvb-A ,551-'gfffil' ' -.L , qv gf v,,4:,1r Ei:5,,.u, .K .. vw - ,.f, 'hu vig?-f-:Q qf,, I I u 'Q' n '-U 'iff.w,,LJ . f 6 ALIJFIA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN ZETA . ETA . THETA TOTA . LAMBDA MU . NU . XI . OBIICRON RHo . SIGMA PHI . Psi . Ghi llbbi Q FOUNDED AT PRINCETON, 1824. 1RoII of GlJEIDt6I'5. ISI University of Virginia. Massaclirisetts Institute of Technology Emory College. Rutgers College. Hampden-Sidney College. Franklin and NIarshall College. University of Georgia. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Ohio State University. University of California. Stevens Institute of Technology. University of Texas. Cornell University. Shefhelcl Scientific School, Yale. Lafayette College. XVofforcl College. Amherst College. Lehigh University. I I bl llbhl. XI CHAPTER, ESTABLISHED 1868. VVILLIAM HENRY MILLER. EBENEZER MACK TRELIAN. ROBERT HENRY TREMAN. ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB. ELLIOTT SNELL HALL. CHESTER BUCK DU BOIS. JOHN SUMNER XVHITE. JAMES SMITH DOUGI-IERTY. EDWARD LIVINGSTON ROBERTSON JOSEPH BRIGGS VVEAVER. MITCI-IEM NVEBB OFEUTT. BRUCE SEDGXVICK BURLINGAME. JOHN CEORNXVALL FOX. THOMAS SPENCER RAMSDELL. NVILLIAM JAMES KEENE. ALBERT WVILLIAM MOLLER. J JAMES MORRISON. J SETH EVANS HODGE. SHERXVOOD RICHARD DAVIDGE. GEORGE FREDERICK OTT. HOLLAND BERKELEY PIACKETT. ALLEN MASON. WILLIAM ESTY STANDART. CHARLES HAROLD DAY. EDWIN ARTHUR HALL. JAMES THURLOW WEED. 152 Gbe kappa Elilpba Society. Union College VVil1iarns College Hobart College Cornell University Toronto University Lehigh University McGill University FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE, 1825. QZIJSIDQCBS. 153 1825 1833 T844 1368 1892 1894 1899 Ehe kappa Ellpha Society 'IIIOMAS FREDERICK CRANE. JOHN LEXVIS MORRIS. RALEXANDER BUEL CFROXVBRIDGE. LIYNDERSE VAN CLEEI7. EDWARD HERIIAN BOSTXVICK. CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD. CHARLES EDXVARD TREAILXN. C31-IARLES DIBBLE BOSTXYICK. CHARLES BRADLEY ANDREWS. FIIEDERIC ELLIS JACKSON. TI-IOBIAS HENRX' MCGRAW. XVILLIAM MIXRSII BUTLER. PHILIP- STORRS DICKINSON. FREDERICK XVILLIAM MEYSENRURG. EDWARD BINGHAM ALLEN. GEORGE JNIUNRO FORREST. RONALD GILBERT COOLBAUGH. JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS. PORTER RAYMOND LEE. CHESTER INGERSOLL XIVARREN. AUDENRIED XVI-IITTEDIORE. CHARLES EARLE NIOTT. JOHN MACEXXVAN ELLIS. OLIN FELL DERR. I C HAINES GRIDI.EY. HENRX' EDWARD GREEN. NEXX'TON CROCKER FASSETT. 154 HAMILTON COLUBIBIA YALE . ABIPIERST BRUNONIAN HARX'ARD HUDSON . BOXVDOIN DARTDTOUTH PENINSULAR ROCI'IESTER YVILLIAMS MANHATTAN NIIDDLETOXVN ISTENYON . UNION . CORNELL . P111 IQAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CPIICAGO . MCGILL . Ellpba Eelta llbbi. 1RoII of GbZ1DfCF5. a . Hamilton College, 1832. Columbia College, 1836. Yale College, 1837. Amherst College, 1837. Brown University, 1837. Harvard University, 1837. Adelbert College, 1841. Bowdoin College, 1841. Dartmouth College, 1845. University of Nlichigan, 1846. University of Rochester, 1851. Williaxns College, 1851. College of the City of New York, 1855 YVesleyan 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. 155 Ellpha Delta llbbi. 1111 jfacultate. JAMES MORGAN PIART. FREDERICK BEDELL. EDYVARD HITCHCOCK, JR. CLAYTON HALSEY' SHARP. :ARTHUR IRENXVICK MIDDLETON. T111 Ulrbe. ROGER BUTLER NVILLIABIS. EZRA CORNELL. JOHN PIOXVARD SOUTI-IWORTII. FRANK CUTI-IBERT CORNELL. LOUIS .AGASSIZ FLVERTES. SAMUEL DUMONT HALLIDAY. SUMNER SALTER. XYILLIAM JOI-INSTONE ROMER. FREDERICK BENJAMIN EATON. EMIL ABIANDUS BRINER. iilrlbergrabxlates. EDWARD RENICK ALEXANDER. LAYTON STEARNS LYON. GEORGE LEE SOUTHARD. WVALLACE ROBERT ALLEN BOLE. EDGAR STILLMAN BOXVMAN. HAROLD EDGAR JOI-INSTON. JOSEPH ARTHUR BEIDLER. FRANK CLARENCE HOWLAND. ROBERT RYON. GEORGE HENRY' BAYNE, JR. 1901. CI'IARLES VVOOD CROSS. TULLY BASCOM LITTLE. ROGER BUTLER NNIILLIAMS, IYIACDONALD BROXVN. 1902. 1903. 1904. CHARLES MACDONALD BROYVN, JR. CHARLES NICOLL GLOVER. HAROLD PAGE RORY. DOUGLASS KINNEAR BROXVN. . FRANK HENRY TEAGLE. RALPPI WVARE. RANSOM PRATT. SAMUEL GEORGE 'TI-IAYER. WVILLIAM XVINTON TUCKER. ALFRED fXLEXANDER BREXVSTER ARTIIUR FIAROLD CLIMO. RALPH HAMILTON INSLEE, NVILLIABI SLADE VORIS. X7VvILL1AM AUGUSTUS wxfl-II'I'TLESEY, JR. 156 ' Q HQ W g : ,1 X A ff2' ,27 WE ' , , ' ff-'V Q' 1 ' 5 . - - ah, ,-Hi f i: ' 'l , Lui. ' ff ,gf . ' - ,q'Q':f fYgs?'1f1. P -sywtvvgfi ' i ' - wx f A 36 'ff f- HQ? . ff 49EQZff5mIwq.ln1llk3gSm X . fqzw f we g Q- KH ELLUTTPAQZJI llbhi Tkappa llbsi. 1RoIl of Gbapters. Wfashington and Jefferson College. Allegheny College. Bucknell University. Gettysburg College. Franklin and Ma1'shall 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. WVashington and Lee University. University of VVest Virginia. University of Mississippi. Ohio Wesleyfan University. Wfittenberg College. Ohio State University. De Pauvv University. University of Indiana. Wabasli College. Northwestern University. University of Chicago. University of Micliigan. University of VVisconsin. Beloit College. University of Nfinnesota. University of Iowa. University of Kansas. University of Nebraska. Leland Stanford, jr., University University of California. Active Chapters, 38 . I K -'Fl llbbi Tkappa llbsi. 'lhl jfElCl1If3f6. JAMES MCMrXl-ION. ' H.-XRRIS JOSEPH RYAN. ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY. OSCAR MILTON STEXVART. GEORGE WALTER STEXVART. Thi 'U1t'b6. EDYVIN HENRY HULBERT. HENRY GAY CARPENTER. HARRY BELDEN MITCHELL. Seniors. GEORGE TRUESDELL XTAIL. ALFRED THOMAS WVOOD. REGINIXLD WVILLIAM TRAUTSCHOLD. 3'1lI1iOI'5. . EUGENE CROKER BATCHELAR. MURRAY FISHER CROSSETTE. HARVEY GRIFFIN ROGERS. JAMES MCGUNNEGLE. ROY PAGE. SODDOYIIOITCS. CHARLES BAUSHER BROXVN. VVILLIAM PINCKNEY LAWSON. HARRX' CARNEY COLBORN. VVILLIALI JAMES WARD. GEORGE FLORIAN PARDESSUS RICHIXRD NVEIR ROOT. LEE HARRAR HEIST. JOHN MARTIN GRIEEITH. ROBERT PITCAIRN. WILLIAIII ERNEST HUCHTING. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS HEITSPIU, J jftesbmen. I ELMER NVILLIARI PIEL. ALFRED LUDWIG PIEL. JOSEPH JEROME HAYES. LTI? Ti? P1 . THETA MU . ALPHA PHI . EPs1LoN . CHI . Psi . TAU . NU IOTA . RHo . . X1 . . ALPHA DELTA ' BETA DELTA GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPs1LoN DELTA Gbi llbsi. 'IROII of Zlctive Zllpbas. 159 Union College. Williains College. Middlebu1'y College. Wesleyan College. Hamilton College. University of Micliigan. Amherst College. Cornell University. WoiEo1'd College. University of Minnesota. University of VVisconsin. Rutgers College. Stevens Institute. University of Georgia. Lehigh University. Leland Stanford University University of California. University of Chicago. I I hx IDBI. ALPHA PSI. ESTABLISHED 1869. DE FOREST VAN VLEET. EDWARD GUILD WX'CKOFF. CLARENCE FRED WVYCKOFF. ALLEN NORTON DRAKE. CHARLES LOVE DURPIAAI. SAMUEL BROADUS EARLE. VVILLIAM METCALF, JR. ROBERT MORRIS OGDEN. ALBERT CURRY. ROSWELL SILAS GEORGE. JOHN APLIN IQINNEY. JOHN VVASHINGTON DAVITT. ROBERT BARTLETT SEARS. RUSSELL SAGE UNDERXN'OOD. THOMAS JEFFERSON VAN ALSTYNE. GEORGE HARBOTTLE TURNER. LAWVRENCE MOTLEY VILES. CARL STRATTON CHAMBERLIN. JOHN FRANCIS SI-IANLEY, JR. I6O WALTER SCOTT BOGLE. JAMES CORNISH OTIS. JOSEPH EDGAR UIHLEIN. JOHN CHASE. STANLEY SPARTAN TUNIBRIDGE EDGAR GRIFFITI-I FRANCE. ARTIYIUR MORTON DELANO. JOSEPH HUNTER ISAKEXVELL. HENRY TRACY VAN VVAGENEN SANFORD BEEBE HUNT. CHARLES ALBERT SLEICHER. CITRISTIAN MCKEE DRAVO. GEORGE NORMAN PEASE. Dralrmldfilfl, Eelta Ulpsilon. NON-SECRET. FOUNDED 1834. VVilliams College . Union College . Amherst College . Hamilton College . Adelbert College . Colby University . University of Rochester . Middlebury College . Bowdoin College . Rutgers College . Brown University . . . Colgate University .... University of the City of New York Cornell University .... Marietta College . Syracuse University . University of Michigan . liorthvvestern llnivershy Iiarvard Ilniversky 5. IIniversMy'of VVisconsin Lafayette College . . Columbia College . Lehigh University . Tufts College . De Pauw University . University of Pennsylvania . . IJniversRy'0f Blinnesota . . Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology . Swarthmore College . . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of California . McGill University . . lIniversMy'0f Dlebraska . Toronto University . University of Chicago . 161 1834 1838 1847 1847 1347 1850 1852 1856 1857 1858 1860 1865 1865 1869 I87O 1873 1876 ISSO 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 189+ 1896 1896 1898 1898 1899 1901 elta Ulpsilon. CORNELL CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1869 Thi jf8C11IfHf6. JOHN HENRY COHSTOCK. EDWARD LEAMINGTQON N,ICHOLS. SIMON HENRY GAGE. IRVING PORTER CHURCH. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT. JEREMIAH XVHIPPLE JENRS. JARED TREMAN NEXVMAN. CHARLES HENRY HULL. JOHN HENRY TANNER. TIIEODORE Xxfl-IITTLESEY. XVILLIAM ALBERT RILEY. I-11-ECTOR RUSSELL CARVETH. KARL FREDERIC KELLERRIAN. JOHN FREDERICK FITSCHEN. Till 'lI1L'b6. NVILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS. CBIJEICIIHTC. FRANCIS EUGENE SCEATES JOANNES. Ulrlbergrabxlates. 1901. EZRA BAILEY NVHITMAN. JOHN GLMSTEDDRESSER. NELSON OTIS TIFFANY, JR. JOHN SEDGXVICK GAY. DAVID PAINE. BENJANIIN RICHARD ANDREWS. EUGENE LEVERING NORTON. 1902. JOHN REA PATTERSON. HENRY LORD CHASE. VVILLIAM JOHN NORTON. J. ANDRE SMITH. ARCHIBALD MARVINE GILBERT. C21-IARLES AUGUST TAUSSIG. CHARLES PADDOCK XVALES. 1903. HARRY FRANK SOMMER. LOUIS FRED BRUCE. ROBERT LYMAN JAMES. - WHITNEY MERRILL. HENRX' FITCH BLOUNT, JR. HERBERT STANLEY BOONE. RODERICK DAVID GRANT. 1904. FREDERICK TUTTLE CONNOR. HENRY WALTER TORNEY. GRAHAM CREIGHTON PATTERSON. LEONARD GRIFFIN 162 MAX CYRUS OVERMAN. BENTON OVERLIAN. HOXVARD WEDDLE DOUGLASS. SI-IEPARD. ,fx J -, KC! Q ,f A X , V lhyf ' 51 'V Z fi . 0 57.11 S fd! ' A 9 35.2351 4 ,Wm 5 if ieeo I DC Zgffrww NNY C83 fy? 24 M' X N IMS' ,V VW? Mx A 4,-fr YVJ3' I? , ff!! f f 5 0 ag . Qfwg f?5 I 4. S33 12,1 ' ,y4'f74rg V 17,65 6 Wagiffdf j - -, 'gfff uffv-ff?f'O6' Af W HQ. '64 0 4 69,5 Q ef 6irffglV X I . l 1 1 I 4 ' I f f .fl V .V . if 'J wi' .1 I M V x ' .-V ' , , ,.,.. , .,.,f I 91. ,U V A rf- ' S -G 'wif 1 ' ' w flsffi ffl ' A -' , V ' . 7 ,f H 40 2 ,Hx A, 6 - x P? -1 , f 'Z' A '32' ff, C, kj ff r J :C'04 4115 5 er fy 'llfwm' 'X Nfl' 0 QSM ff ?fQf2f,2f ?0f 1 af OAIQ7' ' xl, 'wwpadx Wlfgbfojg? WSSMQSM' LfWf7RWWfV 457-A!5 f0fPa! - , YCALIFDRNIA ,Wy Mcg'n:I5EfAA Z' NLP N zwao Tu- ' f ,j 7 ,, J,-,,x,-ff Jw f f PH1 . 111-IETA X1 . SIGMA . GABIBIA PSI . CHI . UPSILON BETA . KAPPA LAMBDA . ETA . P1 . . IOTA . . ALPHA ALPHA GMICRON . EPSILON . RHo . TAU . MU . NU . . BETA PHI . PHI CHI PSI PHI . GAMMA PHI PS1 OMEGA BETA CHI . DELTA C111 DELTA DELTA P111 GAMMA GANIBIA BETA TIIETA ZETA ALPHA CHI PHI EPSII.ON SIGMA TAU TAU LAMBDA ALPHA PHI DELTA KAPPA TAU ALPHA Delta 1Rappa Epsilon. FOUNDED AT YALE, 1844. 1RoII of Glbapters. . ' Yale University, 1844. Bowdoin College, 1844. Colby University, 1845. 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, 1854. lNTiddlebu1'y College, 1854. University of Mlichigan, 1855. YVilliams College, 1855. Lafayette College, 1855. Hamilton College, 1856. Colgate University, 1856. College of the City of New York, 1856. University of Rochester, 1856. Rutgers College, I86I. De Pauw University, 1866. WVesleyan University, 1867. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1867. xfVCStC1'l1 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, 1890 Tulane University, 1898. University of Toronto, 1898. University of Pennsylvania, 1899. University of LIcGill, 1900. 163 Eielta 1Rappa Epsilon. jfratres in jfacultate. THE REV. CHARLES MEI.LEN TYLER QPhij CUTHBERT NVINFRED POUND. EDGAR B. KAY QPsi Omegaj. JAMES ALBERT XVINANS QTauJ. AIKTI--ILVR FAIRBANKS QPU. ARTIAIUR FARXVELL QSigma Tauj. IRVING SAMUEL HAX'NES QGamma Phij. GEORGE THOMPSON ELLIOT QPhij. ALEXANDER LAMBERT QPhiJ. GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN fGamma Phij. EDWARD KEYES, JR. QGamma Betaj. OTTO HENRX' SCI-IULTZE QNuj. IlfI'8lfI'65 111 UFDC. EDXX'IN GILLETTE. FRANK DAVID BOYNTON cAlP112l Alphaj CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL. ROBERT TAYLOR JONES QMUJ. DAX'ID EUGENE BIARSH. 'Ull106l'QI'HOL1Elf65. 1901. FRANK LITTRELL STRATTON. DAVID RADER THOMAS. STEXVART BURCHARD. WILLIAM ROBERT COUCH. GUY MIREMONT DE MAURIAC. CLARENCE HENRY CLAY BECKSVITH. WALTER MARTIN BRAUN. CHARLES LEROY COOL. AUGUST MARX. NVARNER GAREIELD SNIDER. HENRX' ROSS FISHER QBetR Chij. EGBERT MOXHALI. HAROLD EDXVARD THONIPSON. 1902. RALPH FREDERICK CHATILLON. PAUL GRISXXYOLD CHAGE. ALDEN HONVE LITTLE. JOSEPH DE VVITT XVARNER. JOI-IN SAYLE XVATTERSON. GEARHEART CRISPIN. 1903. 1904. 164 JOHN LELAND MOTHERSHEAD. WILLIAM WVHEELER RONEY. ffl-IOMAS HILL SIDLEY. !VVAI.TER GARFIELD WVARREN. EUGENE PRESTON PALMER, JR. ERLE LOCHRANE AUS'FELL. HOBERT BALDXVIN ROMIG. JAMES JOSEPH CAUFFIELD. ll ll xg ' . ,jo Q, 6 of 0 , fx' V WW ,1 1 H 7 1 72 W1 W ,ff fwwfH- ' ! 201 S0Xx?PY 9 Mfrr d BETA . . GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON ZETA . . ETA . . IOTA . . . IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA . . LAMBDA . . MU DEUTERON . NU DEUTERON . X1 . . . OMICRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON . R110 DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTERON P111 C111 C111 PSI DEUTEHON Eheta Delta Gibi. 1RolI of QDHPQCS. I Cornell University, IS7O. University of Nlichigan, 1889. University of California, 1900. Brown University, 1853. Bowdoin College, 1854. Harvard University, 1856. lfVilliams College, 1891. Tufts College, 1856. Boston University, 1876. Amherst College, 1885. Lehigh University, 1884. Hobart College, 1857. Dartmouth College, 1869. College of the City of New Y Columbia University, 1885. ork, 1881 University of VVisconsin, 1895. University of Minnesota, 1892 Lafayette College, 1866. University of Rochester, 1867. Columbian University, 1896. Hamilton College, 1867. 65 if HW G ALE.. H H I W x JI u IL L11 ml If if x,,' .' - we , ' -H575 J' 2 . '- z- ' - - 1 '-S .f S-.Q 'z 77'fi1-.11- gsjmsll FW' 'S 552- v ..'i5,f' J . flaw,- .yi 4. A..'Q ., 'N 1 9 lil . I EI' E51 ei si ' VA' ' S' fsw '.'.f rj--s i A . A I. , Q' --'CC 'z-W-I --'--- 1 . 'I if I fir W 43 1 e gi 1, L .5 Q, -2 , V 'f' ERNEST XVILSON HLYFFCUT. Gbeta Eelta Cibi. BETA 1111 1lf8C1lIfE1f6. DLVNCAN CAMPBELL LEE. LUZERNE COYILLE. CHARGE. ESTABLISHED 1870. Thx Illrbe. CHARLES ALDRICI-I STEVENS. EDXVARD FRANKLIN SCHAEFER. SCIUOYS. ROGER MARK ROBER1'S. GEORGE ARTHUR AUSTIN. CHARLES CASSELS ATWOOD. NVALTER GIKIFFITH BXIASSEY. ARCHIBALD BOSTXVICK MORRISON, JR. XVILLIAM HOGG BAKER. . 31llliOI'S. JAMES RICI-IBIOND. HAROLD COLBERT JONES. WVALLACE PARK FOOTE. SODDONIOPCS. ALAN ERIERSON ASIYICRAFT. GEORGE EDYVARD DRULLARD BRADY WVALTER FOBES MILLER. CLEMENT KELLOGG CORBIN. ARTIYIUR SIDNEY XVPIITBECK. 2lfI'65bl116I1. CHARLES PI-IILIP BRADY. JAMES ADAMS BRINIQER. WARREN ATHERTON LAMSON. NORMAN SPEAR LAWRENCE. CRAIG MCCLELLAND WATT. FRANKLYN EDOUARD NELLIS, JR. JOSEPH WILSON COOK. SIDNEY EUGENE OSGOOD. I ROYALL DIMOCK SMITH. ERNEST HERVEY GREENXVOOD. Q7 ',7, ,f:. LRE f' Y fr ia V. P ,Q , N Y ' MSM, ' jk 'Eff ,, 5 gf , . a:lggQf3:, Q 77 A 1 AH fmf' farf- .1 f, ,Yugi ,aj 'A' - , F -, , Q i GW1' ,,f'S: ff, Jgrqlfaf' 5 , ' A - 535,11 X --11, llbbi Delta Ubeta. TROII of GIJHDUZYS. 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. Washingtoii and Jefferson College. Allegheny College. Dickinson College. University of Pennsylvania. Lehigh University. University of Virginia. Randolph-IVIacon College. Vlfashington and Lee University. University of North Carolina. Centre College. Central University. Vanderbilt University. University of the South. University of Georgia. Emory College. lVIercer University. University of Alabama. Alabama Polytechnic Institute. University of Nlississippi. Tulane University. I University of Texas. Southwestern University. hIiami University. Ohio YVesleyan University Ohio University. Ohio State University. Case School of Applied Science University of Cincinnati. University of Illichigan. Indiana University. Wrabash College. Butler College. Franklin College. Hanover College. De Pauw University. Purdue University. Northwestern University. University of Chicago. Knox College. University of Illinois. University of Vtfisconsin. University of Minnesota. Iowa YVesleyan University University of Iowa. University of Missouri. WVestminster College. YVashington University. University of Kansas. University of Nebraska. University of California. Leland Stanford, Jr., Univeisity University of Vtfashington. llbbi Eelta Gbeta. NEW YORK ALPHA. ESTABLISHED 1872. 'IIN jfElCI1IfElf6. WVILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND. LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY. UIIDGYQFHDIIHYCS. RAYMOND DONALD STARBUCK. ICELTON EYVING XKVIYIITE. ARTI-IUR ADAMS. IRVING CLINTON BROWER. VVILLIAM WALDO PELLET. LEROY WESTON WALLACE. CHARLES EDMUND STEVENS. JAY HUMPHREY STEVENS. WILLIAII LIARRISON MILLER. WVILLIAM HAIKIJER MOR11ISON,lJR CLIFTON BENSON ENGLISII. ARCIIIE EDWVARDS NIACBRIDE. CLARENCE HUNTINGTON FAY. LIARVEY JOEL COUCII. BARBER BENJAMIN CONABLE. FRANCIS WELLS MASTIN. EIJWARD HARRISON POVVLEY. PRESCOTT DYGERT LIOARD. CLARENCE BLYLEE KUGLER, JR JOHN PETER FRENZEL, JR. EDWARD EXVERETT WVALKER. ALLEN MOSIIER, JR. IRA JUNE OXVEN. EDWARD JAMES SNOW. EDXVIN BRYDON NELL. STUART HAZLEXN'OOD. RALPH EIIXVIN MARX7IN. WILLIAM COOL PRUYN. PHILIPPE FAZIO BALLINGER. CARR LANE GLASGOXV. MATTHIAS HOLLENBECK VVELLES EDXVARD JAMES BLACKER. ALBERT REEVES COFFIN. SANFORD XVILLIAMS FRENCI-I. LAWRENCE TEMPLE KETCHUBl'. LAXVRENCE REES ELLIS. DIXIKIUS SIDNEY HUNKINS. 1 X G5 - ,.+ an V M 5 ig f i ni X gg w ill 7Ws'LEi72'?? Q5 i Q? t if 15 U' 2 7 3 QV 'xx l E 'Y x. g L 5 2 ., 1 i ,, 'nz E I 44 -,W L A W 5 HX--x f.fSgq,v TV QQ K 2 fi' , 4 , X 'm23Ez 1 n I Beta Gbeta 1151. FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNIVERSITY, OXFORD, O., 1839. Miaini University . Cincinnati University . . VVestern Reserve University . Ohio University . . . WVashington-Jefferson College Harvard University . . De Pauw University . Indiana University . University of Michigan VV'abash 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 WVittenberg College . lfVestminster College . Iowa VVesleyan University . Denison University . University of Wooster . University of Kansas . University of Wfisconsin Northwestern University Dickinson College . Cornell University 1RoII of Gbaptew. 1839 1841 1841 1841 1842 1843 1845 1845 1845 1845 1347 1847 1850. 1852 1853 1853 1855 1855 1858 1860 1861 1866 1867 1867 1869 1869 1872 1872. 1873 1873 1874 1874. I Rutgers College . Stevens Institute . . St. Lawrence University Boston University . Maine State College . Johns Hopkins University University of California Kenyon College . . University of 'Mississippi Colgate Unive1'sity . 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 . VVesleyan University . University of Minnesota University of Missouri Lehigh University . Yale University . . University of Chicago Leland Stanford, Jr., University Bowdoin College University of Colorado University of XVest Virginia 1874 1875 1875 1876 1878 1878 1879 1879 X879 1879 1880 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 1890 1891 1892 1393 1894 1900 1900 1900 - . . . 1h1tbe facuug. JBeta beta llbi. CORNELL CHAPTER CBETA DELTAD. ESTABLISHED 1874, HERBERT CHARLES ELRIER. EYERETT XVARD OLMSTEAD. VVILLARD HENRX' AUSTEN. ABRABI TUCKER KERR. GEORGE BIAXXVELL HOWE QPU. JKIORRIS ROGERS EBERSOLE QBeta Nuj FREDERICK CLARK PRESCOTT fEt3J. :EARNEST BLAKER fAlpha NIIJ. JAMES CIIEKV JOHNSTON QAlphz1 Chij. FRANKLIN .NIOORE STEPHENS QPhij. 'HI1 U36 City. HORACE XVOODWORTII NASII. FREDERICK JAY NASH QPhi Chij. CEUHDIIHTCS. JIXRTIIUR EVANS ROMBIEL QA1pha Epsilonj. NXIILLIAM BACKLTS GUITTEAU QTheta Deltaj. MATTHEW GILBIOUR, JR. QZetaj. HARIRY ALTON HITCIICOCK. ALP'RED HENDERSON KNIGHT QLambdaJ. Iuubergrabuates. IQOL EXVELL NALLE. HAROLD EDWARD HASTINGS. SAMUEL PATCH HITCHCOCK. HOWARD EARL GEEK. BENJAMIN OTIS FRICK. I CARLETON MCCULLOCH VAIL. CHARLES DUNCANSON WYOUNG. MAURICE R CI-IARLES SPRAGUE CLARK. ROMEYN BERRY. NORNIAN DE WVITT BETTS. FRANK MARTIN SEARS. ARCHIE MILTON LARSON. ROBERT WILSON FULLERTON. EARLE DANIEL PARKER. STUART HERBER'F BENTON. VVILLIAM BCIASSEY CARRUTH. XNIARD Dlx KERLIN. 1902. CLARENCE WATERBLTRY. SAMUEL PURDY HOWE. SAMUEL MATTHEWS VAUCLAIN, JR. OBERT WPIINERY. 1903. JOHN yVATKINS ROBB. GURDON TYLER POLLARD. RUDOLPH EDUARD MUEDEN. 1904. JOHN BRADFORD TALLMAN. GEORGE HERSCI-IEL CLARK. LEONARD HOLDEN VAUGHAN. I7o A-,, 1. 'kit ww B011 va G-C01 A 65' P27 Spy kg , fy qz W3 D I TIIETA DELTA BETA . SIGNIA GAMMA ZETA . LAMBDA KAPPA Psr . X1 . UPs1LoN IOTA . PHI . PI . CHI . BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU . RHo . OMEGA nm mpsuon. 1RoII of Gbapters. I7I Union College. University of City of Yale University. Brovvn University. Amherst College. Dartmouth College. Columbia University. Bowdoin College. Hamilton College. VV'esleyan University. Rochester University. Kenyon College. New University of Michigan. Syracuse University. Cornell University. Trinity College. Lehigh University. University of Pennsylvania. University of Minneso ta. University of NVisconsin. University of Chicago. York llbsi Zllpsilon. 1h1 the jfacultp. ANDREW DICKSON VVHITE. GOLDXVIN SMITI--I. HORATIO STEVENS XVHITE. JOHN HENRY BARR. WALTER FRANCIS XVILLCOX. CPIARLES LOOMIS DANA. FRANCIS MILES FINCH. CHARLES BABCOCK. XVATERMAN 'rl-IOMAS HEXV'ITT. LEXYIS MONROE DENNIS. HENRY STEPHEN REDFIELD. FRANK SYDNEY FIELDER. XVILHELAI LCILILLER. Thi IDC City. EDXVARD MORGAN. CHARLES HILDRETII BLAIR. SAMUEL BATES TURNEII. CIIAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS. QFEICUHICS. JOHN NEXVTON FRENCH. RICHARD CROKER, JR. LIOXVARD HAINES HIGBEE. 'lI'lll06I'gI'30113'f65. 1901. FREDERICK NVILLIAM BAILEY. FRANCIS KEON ONVEN NVILBUR CHARLES LACY SHELDON, JR. GEORGE RIVET PURCELL. ROISERTS. VAN NABIEE. FERNONV. ROSS RAYMOND HAROLD BURR STEVENS. CI-IARLES HENRY FRANKLIN BADGER, JR. EDWARD BURNS, JR. RAYMOND PARMELEE MORSE. ALAN GII.LESPIE YVILLIAAIS. HARRY FOWLER VINCENT. DAVID TORREY VVELLS. HARIIY DISBROYV JOHNSON, JR. FOLGER ADAM. ARTHUR HOBAR'P WARNER. 1902. JOHN HAMILTON BLAIR. ALBERT HOUGPITON PRATT. JOHN LAXVSON SENIOR. XNTARREN GREENE OGDEN. GORDON WEIR COLTON. PARKER FAIRFIELD SCRIPTURE FRANK DAVOL NVILLIABIS. Sl-IOEMAKER XYAXVGER. 1903. 1904. 172 BLAIR MORTON BOYD. TIIOMAS RAY FINUCANE. HENRY PURCELL, JR. GEORGE MILTON WVOODQ JR. JOHN ORRIS DODGE. BERNARD EDWARD FERNOXV, J JULIUS COURTLON SANDERSON. TPIEODORE PARKMAN NVHITE. ALEXANDER NORTON BENTLEY 7,1 2 ., 1 . QSM . 1 L'-fx. J WT4' -fr , . , ,.,.z f ,. f W wil Sissy. ave-fex -E-, AW A 5 Q, ' X 1456 N nf '37 :YI gi, 2 2 1 ,,,' - fl '1 I f bf 'We b f W fxfl, ig JV, X D1-vlrn .Wi flu ALPHA BETA DELTA EPSILON . ETA . IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA . MU . NU . P1 . TAU . UPs1LoN . CHI . PSI . OMEGA . ALPHA P111 . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA . ALUMNPE BETA ALUMN.E . GAMMA ALUNINfE EPSILON .ALUMN.-E ZETA ALUD'IN.+E . kappa Ellpba Gbeta. 1RoII of Chapters. 173 De Pauw University, 1870. Indiana State University, 1870. University of Illinois, 1875. XVooster University, 1875. University of Michigan, 1893. Cornell University, ISSI. University of Kansas, I88I. University of Vermont, 1881. Allegheny College, 1881. Hanover College, 1882. Albion College, 1887. Northwestern University, 1887. University of Minnesota, 1889. Syracuse University, 1889. University of Wisconsin, 1890. University of California, 1890. Swarthmore College, 1 89 1 Leland Stanford, Jr., Univeisity, 1892 University of Ohio, 1892. Woman's College of Baltimore, 1896 Brown University, 1897. Barnard College, 1898. Greencastle, Ind., 1893. Minneapolis, Minn., 1894. New York City, 1895. Columbus, Ohio, 1897. Indianapolis, Ind., 1897. Tkappa Ellpba Eheta. IOTA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1880. 94 1111 'lI11'b6. MRS. JOHN HENRY COIISTOCK, 1885. MARGARET F. WASHBURN, Ph.D., I8 MRS. EDWARD L. NICHOLS, 1876. CECILIA AGNES LAW, 1892. MRS. ADELINE ELDRED PRENTISS, 1883. GRACE AIIARY LAW, 1893. MRS. LUCIEN H. XVAIT QSpecia1j, 1885. GRACE VVILIIARTII CALDXXYELL, 1892. MRS. LOUIS M. DENNIS QEtaJ, 1887. JESSICA MAY HITCPICOCK, 1897. MRS. HOWARD H. HIGBEE. LIABEL ALBIX', 1900. NIEJA ANGEI.L, IQOO. Gfabllate STIICCIUS. 1 MARGUERITE HENIPSTEAD, IQOO. EDITI-I MONICA JORDAN QPhiJ, 1897 LOUISE WALDMAN KATZ, 1900. LUCY HOWE QBetaJ, 1897. Gollege of !ID60iCin6. 1904. 1906. ZELLA WPIITE QMLTJ. IDA IWARIE LAIRD. Gollege of IEIW. 1903. FANNIE DEMBIICK LYON. College of BITS 51110 5C16T1C65. 1901. , JANE DAY CAVARLY. ELIZABETH LOCKXVOOD RUSSELL. 1902. SARAH JENNEY GILBERT. ISABEL GIVAN ROBERTSON. MABEL HALE. MARY CORNELIA NVISE. 1903. MAIDA ROSSITER. HARRIET KILBURN BISHOP. 1904. GRACE IRENE NORTPIRUP. IDA MARIE LAIRD. 174 PHI . . BETA EPSILON Psi . . BETA TAU . BETA .LALLPHA 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 . P1 . . BETA LAMBDA . . Tkappa 1Rappa Gamma. FOUNDED 1870. Chapter 1RoII. . Boston University, Boston, lVIass. Barnard College, New York City. . Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. . Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. . University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. . Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. . Alleghany College, Meadville, Pa. . Buchtel College, Akron, O. . VVooster University, Wooste1', O. . Ohio State University, Columbus, O. . University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. . Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. . Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. . Indiana University, Bloomington, Incl. . De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. . Butler University, Irvington, Ind. . VVisconsin University, Madison, Wis. . Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. . Illinois VVesleyan, Bloomington, Ill. . Minnesota Unive1'sity, Minneapolis, Minn. . Iowa University, Iowa City, Ia. . Missouri University, Columbia, Mo. . Nebraska University, Lincoln, Neb. . Kansas University, Lawrence, Kan. . Leland Stanford, Jr., University, Palo Alto, Cal . University of California, Berkeley, Cal. University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. 175 kappa Tkappa amma. PSI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1883. Thi 'U1I'b6. MRS. JOHN HENRX' BARR. MARY JOSEPHINE HULL. MRS. WILLIAB'I ALEXANDER HABIBIOND. JULIA LORRAINE MELOTTE. MRS. WALTER FRANCIS WILOOX. EMMA LOUISE SAWYER. MRS. ROBERT CLARKSON BROOKS. ELIZABETLI ALEXANDER. MARX' ALINDA LATHROP. GYHDUEHCS. JULIA ANDREW COCHRAN. FLORENCE XVINGER QED. UIIUCFQYHDIIHTCS. 'Ol. ANNETTE AUSTIN. 'O2. GORDON FERNOXV. ELIZA DORRANCE HLTESTIS. GERTRUDE WENTWORTH HASTINGS. LOUISE POVVELSON. 'O3. OLIVE BUTLER MORIiISON. CARRIE VAN PATTEN YOUNG ELIZABETH RIDDLE GILFILLAN. 'O4. KATHERINE ALEXANDER. BEATRICE AZALEA GILSON. BERNICE PAWAI-II ANDREXVS. ELLA LUCINA HUESTIS. MARY BQERRITT CRAXVFORD. GLADYS 1X4ILLER. I76 Eelta Gamma. FOUNDED 1872. ALPHA Mt. Union College. ZETA Albion College. ETA . Buchtel College. THETA University of Indiana. KAPPA University of Nebraska. LAMBDA University of Minnesota. X1 . University of Michigan. SIGMA Northwestern University. TAU . University of Iowa. UPSILON Leland Stanford, Jr., University PHI . University of Colorado. CHI . Cornell University. Psi . . . Baltimore WOYUHH,S College. OMEGA . . University of Wfisconsin. KAPPA THETA fAlurnnee Chapterj . Lincoln, Neb. Ill TAM L. 'Nm . 94 . Eelta amma. CHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1885 MRS. MRS BKIRS MRS. MRS. HEIZBERT C. ELMER. CARRIE ADSIT SLATER. EI.IAS DURAND. CLARK S. NORTHUP. RAYMOND C. REED. EVELYN HIXKES DENNIS. ROSE ELEANOR MIX. INA FLORENCE SCOTT. KATE ANOR COSAD. RUTH BENTLEY. HELEN LOUISE BROXVN. KATHERINE ROSE BUCKLEY. GRACE RUTH GIBBS. ADAH MURRAY HORTON. BERNICE EDNAH DOUBLEDAY. MARY LATHROP HOLDEN. GLzXDYS ELIZA HOBART. ELSIE MURRAY. BLANCHE ETPIEL XfVOODXVOR'FH ELLEN GREENE HOLDEN. ELSIE MCCREARY. ETHEL LIAY EMERSON. ALCENTE ROXANNA JENKINS. GRACE RAPPLEYE PIERSON. I78 University of Georgia. University of Alabama. Southern University. Alabama A. and M. College. Emory College. Llercer University. Ellpba Eau wmega. 1RoII of Cllbaptew. Georgia School of Technology. College of Charleston. University of California. University of Illinois. Indiana Polytechnic Institute. Adrian College. Hillsdale College. Albion College. University of Nebraska. University of North Carolina. Trinity College. lVIuhlenberg College. Pennsylvania State College. University of Pennsylvania. University of Virginia. Mt. Union College. Wittenbeiig College. WVesleyan University. Wooster University. Ohio State University. Southwest Pres. University. Vanderbilt University. Cumberland University. Southwest Baptist University University of the South. NVestern Reserve University. University of Maine. Colby College. Tufts College. St. Lawrence University. Columbia University. Cornell University. Brown University. University of Vermont. Tulane University. Austin College. University of Texas. I Ellpba au wmega. NEW YORK BETA THETA. ESTABLISHED 1887. Thi jf8C11IfHf6. JAMES EDXVIN CREIGHTON. BLIN' SILL CUSHMAN. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS. YVESTON EARLE FULLER. NVILLIAM AMBLER. Tlll UYUC. CHESTER CHILDS PLATT. UIICCYQFHDIIHTCS. CHARLES CORNELL REMSEN. RALPH NVELI.INGTON ROBBINS. ALEXANDER NORTON SLOOUM. CHARLES EI.IAS MOLLARD. HERBERT BRUNT MCMAHAN. PHILIP RUCKER LAMAR. SYDNEY HOVEY KELLERAN. HERMAN SEELBACH. JOSEPH NELSON SLATER. JAMES JOSEPH SHIRLEY. GUERNSEY NVILLIAM ELI.IS. HORA1'IO STILXVELL GLEASON. FREDERICK GARFIELD RANSOM XVILLIAM CHARLES AFFELD. HINNIAN BARRETT HURLBUT. ROBERT CFI-IOMPSON VVOOD. HIRAL'I XTORKE PARKER. JOHN CHILION TRIEFTS. HARRY ELLIOTT THOMPSON. GEORGE CREIGHTON WVRIGHT. IJEXVIS ROSOOE JAMES. EDYVARD ARTHUR MAGINNIS. HARRY HENRY' EBBERTS. WVILLIAM JEFFERSON HEAXRIN. GEORGE DE HART KENNEDY. ISO -9 llbhi Gamma Eelta. CIDHDTCI' WO1'C6StC1' 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. WVashington and Lee University. Richmond College. Washington and Jefferson College. 1RoIl. Allegheny College. XVittenberg College. Ohio Wesleyan University. Denison University. Ohio State University. lfVooster University. Indiana University. De Pauw University. Hanover College. XVabash College. University of Tennessee. Bethel College. Illinois VVesleyan University Knox College. University of Illinois. University of Minnesota. University of WVisconsin. University of Kansas. NVilliam Jewell College. University of Nebraska. University of California. University of Maine. University of lNIiss0uri. University of Ivashington. Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 18: llbbi amma elta. A KAPPA NU CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1888 CLARENCE A. MARTIN. GEORGE HUGH SHEPARD. PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE. JOHN .ERNEST GIGNOUX. ROBERT SUMNER ALBEE. PERLEY F. XVALKER. PAUL BROXVN MATTICE. LLOYD GARRISON GAGE. CHARLES LOUIS LOOS, JR. HENRY GORDON MACDONALD. JOI-IN VINCENT RITTENI-IOUSE. ARTIILTR JEREMIAI-I SXVEET. FRED CLARK PERKINS. CLARENCE WILLIAM MEYERS. GEORGE PIOXVARD KRARIER. EARLE H. GIMPER. JOHN FAY HINCKLEX'. JAMES IQNIGHT QxUIGLEY. JOI-IN CROMXVELL BREEDLOVE. LEXVIS ARCHER ROBERTSON. CLARENCE FORD HARVEY. JOHN HORNER WVISNER, IR. CLARENCE LESTER GILLESPIE. WILLIANI ALPI-IONSO ROWE. MAXWELL VVILLIAMS SCOTT. FREDERIC STANLEY OX'ERTON. CLAUDE THOMAS IDAXVES. BYRON LYNIAN THOMPSON. EVEREST AMASA JUDD. DONALD LEGGD BOYD. THOMAS SAMUEL JONES, JR. EDMOND LEON VVORDEN. ALEXANDER BAYARD CLARK. CARLETON DEDERER. JOHN RICHARD WVORTHINGTON BONNER. 182 ' Drmujwzm KENT . BOOTH BENJAINIIN STORY COOLEY POMEROY MARSHAI,L JAY . WEBSTER HAEVIILTON GIBSON CIIOATE WAITE FIELD CONKLING TIEDENIAN MINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARLAN 'SWAN MCCLAIN LINCOLN . OSOOODE FULLER MILLER GREEN COBISTOCK DWIGHT FOSTER llbbi Delta llbbi. FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 1869. 1RoIl of Chapters. . University of Michigan, 1869. . Northwestern University Law School, 1877 Law School, Bloomington, Ill., 1878-88. . Columbia Law School, 1881. St. Louis Law School, 1882. University of California, 1884. . Columbian Law School, 1884. . Albany Law School, 1884. Boston University, 1885. Law School of Cincinnati College, 1886. University of Pennsylvania, 1886. . Harvard Law School, 1887. Yale Law School, 1887. . New York University, 1888. Cornell Law School, 1888. University of hlissouri, 1890. . University of Virginia, 1890. 'Minnesota Law School, 1890. Buffalo Law School, ISQI. Oregon Law School, 1891. VVisconsin Law School, 1891. Ohio State University, 1892. . State University of Iowa, 1893. . University of Nebraska, 1896. . Law School of Ontario, Toronto, 1896. . Chicago College of Law, 1896. . Law School, Leland Stanford, jr., 1897. . University of Kansas, 1897. . College of Law, Syracuse University, 1899 . New York Law School, 1899. . Indiana University Law School, 1899. 183 llbbi Eelta llbbi. CONKLING CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1888. 'nil jfHC1lIfHtC. CUTIIBERT VV. POUND. ALBERT H. WALKER. .ALFRED C. COXE. WALTER F. NVILCOX. 1111 'G1tb6. FRED L. CLOCK. SAMUEL S. HALLIDAX'. JAMES L. BAKER. JUDSON A. ELSTON. GEORGE A. DAVIS. EDWARD N. JACKSON. GREGG PUEF. UIICCFQYHCIIHYCS. JOHN IYIARCY, JR. GERALD BISHOP FLUHRER. DAVIS HIXXVLEY, JR. NVILLIAII VVALDO PELLET. VVELFORD GOLDEN. ROY MELDRUBI HART. GEORGE RIVET VAN NAMEE. CARL DAUTEL. FELIX RENICK CJALDXVELL. EDWARD CASSIUS VVATSON. HAROLD LESLIE HART. JAMES HARIILTON MAOBETH. JOSEPH COOK CULVER. CHARLES SHOEMAKER XTAWGER 184 4 v w X f ELLIHT :P PIHLH' ALPHA BETA . ETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA HI ba llbbi 19 . FOUNDED AT' SYRACUSE UINIVERSITY, 1872. Chapter 1ROII. I Syracuse University, 1872. Northwestern University, 1881 . Boston University, 1883. De Pauvv University, 1887. Cornell University, 1889. Minnesota University, 1890. Baltimore College, 1891. University of Michigan, 1892. University of lrVisconsin, 1896. Leland Stanford, Jr., University, 1899 Q Ellpba Ilbbi DELTA CHAPTER: ESTABLISHED 1889. 1111 Illrbe. MRS. CHARLES XKVILLIARI XKVLTRSTEII. MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER. MRS. IEDXYARD GUILD XVYCKOFF MRS. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN. QYHDIIHACC. GEORGIA LAURA XVI-IITE. UIICCUQFHDIIHICS. 1901. EMILY HICKB'IAN. LOUISE PURE. ELIZABETH BISHOP VVINSLOYV. MARX' ANTOINETTE PHILLIPS. JULIA XVHITON MACK. 1902. MURIEL SMITH. MARGARET SCOTT JARVIE. CLAIRE LOUISE HERDER. 1903. JANE LUDLOWV DRAKE. HELEN ISHAM. LOUISE FARGO BROWN. ALICE JOSETTE FRISBIE. 1904. MARGUERITE TPIIEL PALMIE. HAZEL PETERS REA. EDNA LOUISE STEERS. EDITH JENNESS. 186 I FZH iz -7 PLLIUT' ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . THETA IOTA . IQAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . llbbi Sigma 1Rappa. 1873-1901. GIbEl1J'E6t' TROII 187 4 Massachusetts State College. Union University. Cornell University. University of West Virginia. Yale University. College of the City of New York University of lVIaryland. Columbia University. Stevens Institute of Technology. Pennsylvania State College. Columbian University. University of Pennsylvania. Lehigh University. llbbi Sigma 1Rappa GAMMA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1889. 'HH jfHCllItElf6. VERANUS ALXVA MOORE. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS. RAYMOND CLINTON REED. Tin Ultbe. JOHN MCFARLAND JAMIESON. .ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS. k I MULEORD PERRY. HON. CHARLES M. TITUS. SHERMAN COLLINS. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN XVHITE. CHARLES XNIILLIANI VOCKE. UIICCYQYHCIXHYCS. .EIARRY IQINNEY CRANDALL. RALPIYI D. VAN VALKENBURGH. NVALTER SOLOMON CRANDELL. CLYDE CLTLPEPPER FITZ RANDOLPH, A 'OO. HARRY BRADLEY SMITH. EDWARD REINHOLD DE GRAIN. JOHN GILMORE UTZ. LEXVIS MULFORD NORTHRUP. VVILLIAM GEORGE IEDMONDSON. JAMES BLAINE KINNE. WVALTER AUGUSTUS FREDERICK. ALBERT IJAXVRASON WRIGIIT. :EDXVARD XV. WVEBER. RAYMOND DUDLEY HOYT. CHARLES SLAUTER DORON. PERLEY SAMUEL WI-TEELER. HORACE CDXVIGHT BJCMULLEN. NVARREN TUBBS. JAY GOULD IQEYES. 188 :ir I Jiffigg Eelta Eau Ebelta. GIJHDICI' 1RoII. Allegheny College. Ohio University. lfVashington and Jefferson College. Albion College. Adelbert College. Hillsdale College. Vanderbilt University. Ohio Wesleyaxi University. University of Iowa. University of Mississilnpi. Stevens Institute of Technology. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. Washington and Lee University. Kenyon College. University of Pennsylvania. Indiana University. De Pauw University. University of Wisconsin. Emory College. Butler College. University of hiinnesota. University of the South. University of Virginia. University of Colorado. Lehigh University. u Tufts College. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tulane University. Cornell University. Northwestern University. Brown University. Leland Stanford, Jr., University. University of Nebraska. University of Illinois. Ohio State University. Wabasli College. University of California. University of Chicago. University of lVIichigan. University of VVest Virginia. Zllllmlli GIOHDTCYS. New York. Philadelphia. Cincinnati. Chicago. Milwaukee. San Francisco Indianapolis. I SQ Eelta an Eelta. BETA OMICRON CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED JANUARY 17, 1890. 'HIT 1f8C11ItFltC. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER. WILLIANI BENJAMIN FITE. ' EDXVARD GODFREY COX. Thi 'U1t'b6. ULYSSES GRANT BAKER PIERCE. MONROE MARSH SNVEETLAND. MONRIOUTH HAZLITT INGERSOLL. TIITIDCFQYHDIISTCS. RALPH WALDO DORN. GEORGE ALEXANDER FERGUSON. ROBERT IRVING DODGE. JACOB COOK RIDALL. PIOXVARD LUDLOW QUICK. EDYVIN PARKER KING. PETER FISHER, JR. PERCY WARNER TINAN. HARRY DAVIS CLINTON. ELBERT GXVEN MOORE. CHARLES LE ROY TUTTI.E. WILLIAM CAINIPBELL PHILLIPS. ROBERT LEDGER DEIXIPSTER. Igo WILLARD DICKERINIAN STRAIGHT. HAROLD BLAIR PLUMB. LEA PUSEY WARNER. JOSEPH POWVERS KITTREDGE. ARTHUR FREEMAN BRINCKERHOFF. WVILLIAM MAYNE ROBERTS. HARRY MARSHALL DIEIXIER. ffl-IAYER ETHELBERT DOUBLEDAY. PHILLIPS HENRY MALLORY. IRVING WARNER. ' SYLVESTER HENRY STANLEY HUNT LOUIS ROYAL CLINTON. EDXVIN ALEXANDER SEIPP. ! W w 'HN 5 W Hun nnlln g K i f fH w'lII 'Q-W ,LQ T L ' X ' BD If . wg, wfmq. ' ' -' ,,M,,V ' , 8 I2 f nf ff!! ff I I Slgma llbbl. FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE, 1827. ALPHA OF NEW YORK . BETA OF NEW YORK . ALPHA OF MASSACHUSETTS DELTA OF NEW YORK . ALPHA OF VERMONT . ALPHA OF MICHIGAN . ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA EIJSILON OF NEW YORK Gtbapters. 191 Union College, 1827. Hamilton College, 1831. Williams College, 1834. Hobart College, I84O. University of Vermont, 1845. University of Michigan, 1858 Lehigh University, 1887. Cornell University, 1890. Slgma ANDREW' DICKSON WVI-IITE. GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL. ALFRED AUSTIN MOORE. PERRY GREEN ELLSIYORTH. HORACE MACK. HERLION VAN XTECHTEN BOSTXVICK. BRAINERD GARDNER SMITH. GEORGE RUSSELL WILLIAMS. GEORGE CAMERON BEACH. VVALLACE JONES CHILDS. HENRY MONTGONIERY BOSTXVICK. FREDERICK WILLIS. FREDERICK WILL, JR. JAMES NORRIS OLIPI'IANT. GEORGE WASHINGTON RISTINE, JR. GEORGE STUART LANG. HAROLD LEVVIS LEUPP. WALTER IRVING TUTTLE. GEORGE HAINES HOOKER. LAVVRENCE SPRAGUE HASKIN. ROSYVELL FLONVER MUNDX'. FREDERICK LINCOLN SIYYER. THOMAS STUART CHALMERS. ARAD WARD EVANS. HENRY WEARE BRYANT. ' JOHN DIXON RISTINE. MORGAN BIDLEBTAN GARLOCK. FRANCIS RAMSEX' ALLEN. I92 EPSILON OF NEW YORK. ' Ilbbi. ESTABLISHED 1890 ' ESQ! AX . 1 i w JW + ,,e9'w gk A - zmwfa. ALPHA BETA GAMMA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA KAPPA LAMBDA . MU XI OMICRON RHO TAU PHI CHI Psi OMEGA . . ALPHA ALPHA . GAMMA GAMMA . DELTA DELTA . ZETA ZETA . ZETA PSI . THETA THETA . ETA ETA . . KAPPA KAPPA . LAMBDA LAMBDA MU MU . . NU NU XI XI OMICRON OINIICRON SIGMA SIGMA . PHI PHI . . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA . GAMMA . EPSILON . ZETA . THETA . IOTA . LAMBDA . NU . . XI . . OMICRON PI . . RHo . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON . PHI . CHI Psi . OMEGA . Sigma bi. FOUNDED 1865. 1RoII of Gbapters. T93 Miami University. University ofXVooster. The Ohio Wesleyan University. Columbian University. Washington and Lee University. The University oflVlississippi. Pennsylvania College. Bucknell University. Indiana University. Denison University. De Pauw University. Dickinson College. Butler College. Roanoke College. Lafayette College. Hanover College. The University of Virginia. The Northwestern University. Hobart College. Randolph-Macon College. Purdue University. Centre College. The University of Cincinnati. The University of Michigan. Dartmouth College. The University of Illinois. Kentucky State College. VVest Virginia University. Columbia University. The University of State of Missouri. The University of Chicago. Hampden-Sidney College. The University of Pennsylvania. The University of California. Ohio State University. The University of Nebraska. Beloit College. Massachusetts Institute of Technology The Ill. YVesleyan University. The University of VVisconsin. The University ofTexas. The University of Kansas. Tulane University. Albion College. Lehigh University. The University of Minnesota. The University of North Carolina. The University of Southern California Cornell University. Pennsylvania State College. Vanderbilt University. Leland Stanford, jr., University. I I Slgma bl. ALPHA PHI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 10, 1890. 'HH 1lfi1CllII8t6. ROBERT CLARKSON BROOKS. GEORGE ARMSTRONG SMITH. UHUCPQYHCHHICS. CHARLES EDGAR NEWTON, JR. ALEXANDER BONNELL TAPPEN. VVILLIAM FRANK ROSENSTEEL. GRANT B. MGLAUGI-ILIN. ROBERT R. LIVINGSTON. RALPH MURDOGK BROXVN. JOHN MOCLELLAN LEE. JOHN BARBIE FERGUSON. CHARLES TREADNVAY BARNUM. HUGH MCKNIGHT FERGUSON. CHARLES BIERCE HOLDEN. CHARLES CARSTEN PLATT. I ALBERT VAIL SIMIS. HARVEY CLARK FAIRBANK. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN LONGNECKER WILLIAM PAXTON CARY. GEORGE HOYVARTH POTTER. JOHN H. WVELLS. HARRY FROST STRATTON. ALFRED OSTROM KELLOGG. HAROLD SPENCER BOPE. MAYO EUGENE ROE. ROBERT PALMITER BENNETT. RAYLIOND ALEXANDER TURNBULL. Ml no ffl f 'I 11 A f ' f' Q 'V 1 07 'H , f XX A X rl nf A, f av X 1465, W fn? ,rua 4,1 f+fi74' RJ rw ,v 45, K 5 - .153 'fir' ffif fgik jy hw ' G , w1v f:25'1?' , M4 , Pk :iff -fem -- f 5, gawwgiilggxw '.1 'f 7 75-' ' 'Zi' J' ',,,vl- ,-1419 M4-Ti ,Z:'55'5r' ,1 , V ' , 1:-4 ,1 -'sn -X, 1 ' ' I i Lv7j'0'1'-Ov ff fx y, ,Lf f,f,,f'-,',, if A,WwEQwV 44 agf 7, af I w. Lf:-1: pun. - A elta hi. FOUNDED AT CORNELL, OCTOBER 13, 1890. CORNELL UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF MICIIIGAN DICKINSON UNIVERSITY . LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO OSGOODE HALL . . SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . 'IROII of CDHDICICS. 195 Ithaca, N. Y. New York City. Minneapolis, Minn Ann Arbor, Mich. Carlisle, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Buffalo, N. Y. Toronto, Canada. Syracuse, N. Y. elta bi. VVILLIAM ALBERT FINCI-I. ERNEST EVILSON LIUFFCUT. DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE. FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON. MONIKOE MARSIYI SWEETLAND. STEPHEN FJDXVIN BANKS. ELAIEII ALONZO DENTON. JAMES O'MfXLLES'. DUDLEY KIRKPATRICK XVILCOX WOODARD WIXOB'I SEARS. ROY VERBECK RHODES. ROLLIN WVILBUR DOLE. JAMES, HUNT PRENDERGAST. NEIL WILLIS ANDREWS. LOUIS LEDXVARD ALLEN. ZVIANTON MAIiBLE VVYVELL. VICTOR' Dow BORST. EDWARD DAVID TOOI-IILL. ROBERT EAIKLE CONGDON. TI-IOMAS DOWNS. HARRY RICI-IARD BCICCLAIN. JAMES IVIATTHEXV SULLIVAN. LYMAN ANNISE IQILBURN. ARTHUR MUI.LIN XVRIGI-I1'. FLOYD LESLIE CARLISLE. JAMES TIMOTHY DRISCOLL. DAVID E. HAIGH. JOHN WVILTSIE KNAPP. ARTHUR BURDETTE SIIVIONS. EDGAR, RICHARDS LANCE. ERNEST WILLIABI BISCHOFF. HIXRIIX' RAH'MOND MERRILL. I96 I I I E C K Ll.. Sigma Ellpha Epsilon. Boston University. Mass. Institute of Technology. Harvard University. Gbapter 1RoIl. NVorcester Polytechnic Institute. University of Maine. Cornell University. St. Stephens College. Allegheny College. Dickinson College. Columbia University. Pennsylvania State College. Bucknell University. Gettysburg College. University of Pennsylvania. University of Virginia. Vifashington and Lee University. Davidson College. NVoi'Eord 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 VVesleyan University. University of Cincinnati. 'S' Ohio State University. Franklin College. Purdue University. Northwestern University. University of Illinois. Central University. Bethel College. Southwestern Presbyteria Cumberland University. Vanderbilt University. University of Tennessee. University of the South. University Southwestern Baptist University. University of Alabama. Southern University. Alabama A. and M. College. Kentucky State College. University of Missouri. Vlfashington 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. I Sigma Ellpba Epsilon. NEW YORK ALPHA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED APRIL 22, 1891. Thi 2lfHCl1lfElf6. RUSSELL BELLAMY. CBPHCLIHYCS. HENRY WILKES WRIGHT. EDMLTND HOXVARD HOLL.ANDS.' 'U1l1C6t'QL'ElDl1Elt65. FRANCESCO BIANCIiI. FRANK DURYEA VOORHEES. WILLIAM WILGOX FOLLNIER. ROBERT JOHNSTON NEELY. EDGAR THURMAN BRONVN. EDNVARD WHEELER CARR. CHARLES ALBERT BLAKESLEE. JAMES CYRUS BRISTOL. GEORGE WILLIAM BEEI1. HERBERT CPARKHURST ATHERTON. LAYVRENCE EBENEZER GOULD. STALEY LY'MAN NELSON. EVERETTE LOTHARD MCCLURE. RALPH SHERLOCK KENT. WILLIS LLOYD STRAECHAN. HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING. JAMES CHAPIN VINT'ON. ARTHUR DE WITT HARNDEN. JOHN B. SMITH, JR. CARL FOSTER WHITE. HARRY TRAVOR KUSGHKE. EDYVIN NELSON FERDON. EDWARD NIAURICE LARA. EDXVARD ARTHUR WVADSWVORTH. HOXVARD KENNETH DIRLAM. CHARLES PARKINSON WOOD. GEORGE COOKE ROBERTSON. ROGER JLEVERIOK KINGSLAND. WILLIAM HENRY HENDERSON. RAYMOND WVALSH NUTTING. LELAND HOWARD DUDLEY COOK HALEERT MAITLAND SLOAT. EDWARD ALONZO RICE. I l 7AA1i?, ' 4 X ,A J N fl ir, si, Q x:.N 'S l ing- X Q Z-f 4 q!,L.,V X 5 f M Q: '- - , ,L Q f ,V my xl 4 ' I 4 2 IEQEf 'f: :,, 'A, . Q QW W Q1 ff X L AAA J! I ' I 13711 I N t . . X ZH 2 Z' X ll7!fMM mf' X QXLLS ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . LAMBDA NU . X1 . OMICRON P1 . Gbe jfraternitxg of Eelta llbhi. QDHDYCYS. I Union College, 1827. Brown University, 1838. 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, 1891 . Delta llbbi. PI CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED 1891. 2H:I'HfI'C5 ill Zllrbe. GEORGE SOI-IUYLER TIXRBELL. GEORGE WVHITWORTH HOYT. IlfI'HtI'65 in IDl?8lC56l1ti. HOXVARD SHAY VVILLIAMS. ALEXANDER FLOYD ARMSTRONG. BRYANT FLEMING. GEORGE WVILLIANI GRATTAN. :H-ARRY MERTON GAIL. LORENZO GUERNSEY PRICE. YVILLIAM JONAS DE LAMATER. CHARLES WAYLAND WEBB. JACOB REMSEN DITMARS. ARTHUR VVARDEN HARD. WILLIAM THOMAS ANDREWS. EDYVARD HUGO STORGK. EVERETT WILLIAMS JAMESON. ARTHUR MORTON PHILLIPS. 200 Uv 'Qflyd 4' 1 4-I: W' , 1 ' 5 I I lkappa Sigma. 1RoIl of Gb8Dt6I'5. District 1I. Psi . . . University of Maine. BETA ALPHA . Brown University ALPHA RHO . . . Bowdoin College. ALPHA KAPPA . . Cornell University ALPHA LAMBDA . University of Vermont. BETA KAIJPA . New Hampshire College EDi5trict 1l1l. PI . . . Swarthmore College. BETA DELTA, ALPHA DELTA, Pennsylvania State College. Washington and jefferson College ALPHA EPSILON, University of Pennsylvania. ALPHA ALPHA . University of Maryland ALPHA PHI . Bucknell University. ' ALPHA ETA . . Columbian University BETA IOTA . . Lehigh University El5tIZiCt 1l'll1l. ZETA . University of Virginia. BETA BETA . . Richmond College ETA . Randolph-Macon College. DELTA .... Davidson College NU . . William and Mary College. ETA PRIME . . . Trinity College UPSILON . Hampden-Sidney College. ALPHA MU, University ofNorth Carolina Eisttict 1llD. ALPHA NU . . Wofford College. BETA . . . University of Alabama ALPHA BETA . . Mercer University. BETA ETA, Alabama Polytechnic Institute ALPHA TAU, Georgia School of Technology. District ID. THETA . Cumberland University. ALPHA XI . . . Bethel College KAPPA . . Vanderbilt University. LAMBDA . . University of Tennessee Oh'IEGA . University ofthe South. PHI, ALPHA THETA, ' Southwestern Presbyterian University Southwestern Baptist University. ALPHA ONIICRON, Kentucky University. District lD'll. ALPHA UPSILON . . Millsaps College. SIGMA . . . Tulane University GAMMA . Louisiana State University. IOTA . . Southwestern University EPSILON . . Centenary College. TAU . University of Texas District lD1l1l. XI . . . University of Arkansas. BETA GAMMA, Missouri State University ALPHA OMEGA . VVilliam Jewell College. ALPHA Psi . . University of Nebraska District 1D1l1l1l. ALPHA SIGMA . Ohio State University. ALPHA GAMBIA . University of Illinois. CHI . . . Purdue University. ALPHA Chi .. . Lake Forest University. ALPHA PI . . . XVabash College. BETA EPSlLON . University of Wisconsin. BETA THETA . University of Indiana. District 1If. BETA ZETA, Leland Stanford, jr., University. 201 kappa Eigma ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED MAY, 1892. WILLARD VVINEIELD ROXVLEE. DAVID FLETCHER HOY. CHARLES BELL BURKE. CARL VVALLACE FISHER. RUSSELL BENJAMIN PUTNAM. ARTHUR HENIKX' SHERXVOOD. :EDXVIN ATLEE GLENN. HARRY LEE SIMONS. AIi'1'I'ILTll OLIN BERRY. HEIIBEIKT COXVARD. LAXVRENCE JOHNSON. BYRON ALBERT KILBOLYIKNE. VVALTER OLIVEIK BEYER. CHAIiI,ES NVILLIAM NVENBORNE GUY EDXVIN LONG. JOHN FITZ GERALD FAIRBAIIKN ARTIILVR EDXVARD CLARK. IEMERY LAFAYETTE XVALRER. GEORGE W. XVURST. LEE DE VVITT HEMINGWAY. YVILLIAM FALLEY MOODY'. ROY HARRY BLACK. DANIEL SPALDING BELLINGER. CIIARLES EDWARD MUIiRAX'. TUDOR ROSSER WILLIAMS. BEN FELLOXVS CARPENTER. EUGENE HILPERT FELLOXYS. CHESTER WILLARD EVANS. MARTIN JOHN ROESS. CI-IARLES EXYERETT KELSEY. GEORGE STOUT VAN NVICRLE. RICEIAIID HAYES HOBBIE. JAMES LEE DAYIS. JOHN THOMSON STURDEVANT. RICPIARD JENKINS LANE. EGBERT VERNON NELSON. WICKI-IANI HURD ALDRICH. GEORGE JEAN N'ATI-IAN. EDWARD CRISTY WELCI-I.. 202 V. rf if xv 5 1: , ALPHA BETA DELTA EPs1LoN ZETA ETA . TIYIETXX KAPIJA LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . PI . RHO . SIGMA TAU . UPSILON PHI . Tlqu Sigma 1Hu. FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 1882. 'IROII of GIbHDt6t'5. University of Michigan. Detroit College of Medicine. XVestern University of Pennsylvania. University of Minnesota. Northwestern University. University of Illinois. University of Cincinnati. Rush Medical College. University of Pennsylvania. Syracuse University. University of Southern California. University and Bellevue Hospital Medical College NVashington University. jefferson Medical College. WCStC1'H Reserve University. Cornell University. Cooper Medical College. University of California. 203 I 1F1u Sigma Mu. TAU CHAPTER, ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1900. CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE. PAUL RICI-IAIID BIIOXVN, M.D. VEIiANL7S LALVA MOOIIE, M.D. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, M.D. QT.E.J. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINOSBURY, Ph.D FREDERICK LUTHER EVERETT. IVIACE ANDERSON LOSEE. THOBIIAS CANEIELD POUNDS. AMOS CANFIELD. JAMES V. IQERN. EALUGUSTINF, ,111-IOMAS IKINGSTON. CHARLES WILLIAM KNAUSS. RALPII MINTIIORNE BROXVN. BENJAMIN IIAFF SEARING. JAMES KNIGI-IT QUIGLEY. ROBERT FRANCIS LUDXVIG. HORAOE POINIER HOERLE. ARTHUR RANDOLPI-I GREEN. EDXVARD WILLIABI WEBER HAROLD CARRON BAILEY QT.E.j. EDXVARD SIMON MATIYIENVSON QT.E.J. BENJAMIN PETER FARRELL. JOHN CHARLES HERBERT. IRVING GOUMOTT CAMERON. 204 W HIGH? P0-v lS- A x. sermon. Op ' fy! ' 1 ' '61 he Society of amma Ellpha. GORDON MALTSIR BENTLEY, B.S.A. FRANK BYERS BOMBERGER, B.S. JUDSON FREEMAN CLARK, A.M. ARTHUR BURTON CORDLEY, B.S. XJACOB HOOVER CONVEN, B.S., A.M. .JAMES ALFRED FOORD, B.S. FRED WILLIAM FOXWORTHY, B.S. LEVIN JAMES HOUSTON, JR., A.B. I LELAND LEROY LANDER, A.B. WILLIABI LOCHHEAD, A.B. JOHN IIANSON MITCPIELL, M.E. JOHN HARCOUR'l' ALEX. MORGAN, B.S. WILLIAM THOMSON POUCHER, B.S. WILLIAM JAMES RICE, A.M. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S. FRANKLIN SHERMAN, B.S.A. CHARLES BAIRD -SIMPSON, A.M. 4' Died July 27, IQO0. T Died January 4, 1901. A. 205 RVILLIAM CROOKS TI-IRO, B.S.A. XKVILLIANI VVELD CLARK, 'O2. CLIFFORD MARCELLUS CROUCH, SP HARRY ENSIGN CROUCH, SP. WVALTER SMITH EDGE, 'O3. REUBEN PAUL HIGGINS, 'O2. CLINTON OSBORNE HOLTGIITON, 'Oz LUCIUS SANFORD HULBURD, 'O3. LLOYD BALDERSTON JONES, 'O4. LOUIS MARGOLIN, '04, HARRY GEORGE MCDONALD, ,OL KIICHI MIYAKI, G. EDGAR DANIEL NEXVKIRK, ,Oz. THERBERT SPENCER ROE, 'OI. ARTHUR GORDON RUGGLES, ,OI. EDWARD DIETRICII STRUVEN, ,OI. ARTHUR JAMES BRIGGS. ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA llbbi Ellpba Sigma. GDHDTCI' 1RoII. . University of Pennsylvania. . Jefferson lNfIedical College. . The University and Bellevu . Cornell University. 207 e Medical College llbhi Ellpba Sigma. GEORGE WOOLSEY. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES. JAMES EXVING. FREDEIIICK NVALKEIK GWYER. JOSEPH EDCIL WINTERS. ALEXANDER LAMBERT. PERCIVAL RANNEX' BOLTON. LEXVIS ATTERRURY CONNEII. WARIQEN COLEMAN. HENRX' JOHN GUNDIKCKEIQ. EDWARD FRANCIS IQILBANE. WILLIS ELLIOTT BOXVEN. ROBERT JOHNSON IQAI-IN. DEAN MIIUTINIORE. VVALTER LINDSAY NII,ES. CORNELL CHAPTER. 1ln the jfacultp. BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON. GEORGE DEMSTER HAMLEN. WVILLIAM FLETCHER STONE. JOHN ROGERS, JR. GECJRGE GRAY WARD, JR. JEREMIAH SXYEETSER FERGUSON. BENJAMIN IILROXVBRIDGE TILTON. DEVEII SMITII BYARD. GUY DAVENPORT LOMBARD. ROBERT GRIGG REESE. iflnwergrabllates. 1901. ROBERT FRANCIS MCDONALD. JOHN HOKX'EI.T. MCLEAN, JR. 1902. CECIL ME'fCIXL1? ROSS. LOUIS SCI-IAEFER. PAUL HARRISON WVATERMAN. EVILLETS' XVILSON. ROBERT STEVENSON MACDONALD. PAUL DOLAN. SAMUEL MII,B1XNK. ALBERT :NEXVELL BENEDICT. 1903. ELLIOT VVAGSTAFE LAXVRENCE. VVILLIAM HENRY M1XGILI,. 1904. GRENYILLE DODGE MONTGOMERY CHARLES ANTIIONY' SQHIIRES. 208 wmega 'dlpsilon llbbi. 'IROU of GDHDTCPS. ALPIIA University of Buffalo. BETA University of Cincinnati. DELTA University of Denver. EPSILON New York University and Bellevue Hospital Medical College ZETA Trinity University. TI-IIETA Cornell University. IOTA Columbia University. GPEIDLIHTQ GDEIDYCYS. R.CDSXX'ELL PARK ..... Buffalo. HENRY C. COE New York 209 wmega Zllpsilon llbhi THETA CHAPTER. SIMON HENRH' GfXGE. JASON SAMUEL PARKER. THEODORE JULIUS EDLIC1-1. LESLIE JAMES MEACHAM. CI-IRISTIrXN WILLIAM JANSON HARRY STARR FINCKE. CHARLES LUCIUS STONE. WILLIS MACK STEVENSON. CORLISS MASON HOLT. HARRY, ISAAC JOHNSTON. I'IENRYA HARIZISON IXTXVATER FRANK MIERRITT DYER. A JOHN NVESLEY FAUST. CARI. BOETTIGER. ARCHIE MAX FISIIER. DXVIGIIT FENN JOHNSON. WILSON RUFFIN ABBOTT. HENRY PEARSON. ARTI-IUR WILLIAh'I ALBONES. HENRY CLINTON BECKER. EDGAR BOND ARMSTRONG. 210 ! ffrx eeaeiwi 131 Mm K1 F fi? ,f A Q 0 9 Qs 0 + Mr v yff Xia If , f f ff . 539-75: fr Q 'nf- X V 'Z V Vie? X X ' 'ff wwfiig we ,, . Sphinx Wleab. BENJAMIN RICHARD ANDREWS. JOHN HAMILTON BLAIR. RALPH FREDERICK CHATILLON. RALPH WALDO DORN. JOHN OLMSTED DRESSER. CLARENCE HUNTINGTON FAY. JOHN SEDGWICK GAY. HAROLD EDWARD HASTINGS. ARCHIBALD BOSTWICK MORRISON WILLIAM HARPER MORRISON, JR. EWELL NALLE. FRANK DAVIES NEXVBURX'. WARREN GREENE OGDEN. JAMES O,MALLEY. HAROLD BLAIR PLUMB. RALPH WELLINGTON ROBBINS. JAMES LAWSON SENIOR. VVILLARD DICKERMAN STRAIGHT ARTHUR JEREMIAH SWEET. DAVID RADER THOMAS. GEORGE TRUBSDELL VAIL. HENRY EARNEST VANDERHOEF. ALFRED THOMAS WOOD. '2II ERNEST WILSON HUFFCUT. CHARLES HENRY HULL. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP. CI.INTON LEROY BABCOCK. WALLACE JONES CHILDS. EDNVARD RENICK ALEXANDER. ARTHUR OLIN BERRY. JAMES SMITH DOUGHERTX'. WELFORD GOLDEN. GEORGE ALEXANDER FERCEUSON. TULLY BASCOM LITTLE. uill anb Zbagger. ELMER ELLSXVORTH BOGART. ELIAS JUDAH DURAND. HUGII CHARLES TROY. DAVIS HAWLEY, JR. FREDERIC ELLIS JACKSON. LAYTON STEARNS LYON. WILLIAIVI METCALF, JR. JAMES CORNISH OTIS. EDWARD LIVINGSTON ROBERTSON BENJAMIN HAFE SEARING. FREDERICK VVILLIS. IVIANTON MARBLE WYVELL. 213 2351 Q N A vu.. I. ,141 I Ellepb Samach. ARTHUR FREEMAN BRINCKERIAIOFF. STEXVART BURCHARD. ROSS RAYMOND FERNOW. JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS. RALPH SHERLOCK IQENT. JOHN APLIN IQINNEY. HAROLD LEXVIS LEUPP. GUY EDXVIN LONG. CHARLES WVILLIAM JOHN NORTON. JOHN REA PATTERSON. EDXVARD HARRISON POWLEY LORENZO GUERNSEY PRICE. RICHMOND HAROLD SHREVE CHARLES AUGUST TAUSSIG. EDWVARD DAVID TOOHILL. MAURICE ROBERT VVHINERY DUNCANSON YOUNG. 215 s . ,,ff f w,,' Easy. ., .. ,g, if. Aim- Gbeta i1Flu IEpsiIon.g A ' A 1RoII3 of Gbgapters. , I ALPHA BETA . GAR-IBIA DELTA . EPSI LON ZETA . ETA IOTA . Tl-IE TA. KAPPA . LAM MU NU R1 BDA GMICRON . PI RIYIO . NVILLIAM CHARLES LLXFFELD. WALLACE lVIAcDONALD BROXVN. GUY FORSYTHE CLEGHORN. HARRISON CRANDALL GIVENS. CLAUDIO MARTINEZ. A IENVELL NALLE. LI-IARLES DGAR EXVTODN R. C. E N , 9f7SPZSlS: QQEDTXI? CQNDEQPA: S,II,44ZSg KPSKQSSPK SSI-lJe?YZ4t E-RPZQ 217 WVesleyan -University. Syracuse'University. ' Union College. Cornell University. y 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. RALPH FENNO PROCTOR. WILLIAM FRANK ROSENSTEEL. ALBERT CHADXVICK VVILLIAMS. ROBERT CFI-IOMPSON VVOOD. EUGENE CROKER BATCI-IELAR. ORVILLE CHARLES PRATT. LEXVIS CLARK STUBBINS. M!O44?3: X9'I39t--SSC? 5AQDE7!. :YN:I,,As:g3 E?X.-:PDQgl-N S.OII.4.t,9S! im?-5' I FZR: JAMES LAXVRENCE BATES. HENRY FITCH BLOUNT, JR FLOYD LESLIE CARLISLE. JEROME BABOOCK CIJASE. GEORGE JUSTIN COSTELLO CIIESTER WYMAN DAVIS. -F ff Wx...-, Dxusvz-Xmx ,ff fl-11: ,,,,z ' I Fi' ., 2. ,. -- F15 A I 3743-V Lll15t3l1. DAVID MCIVIEEKAN, JR. VVHITNEY LNIERRILL. CHARLES EARLE MOTT. ROBERT RYON. GEORGE HOLLAND SABINE PIARRY FRANK SOMMER. EUGENE HILPERT FELLOXVS. A TI-IONIAS JEFFERSON VAN AI STY NF FRANK CLARENCE HOXVL1XND. XfVII.LIAM JAY VVARNER. JOHN MCCLELI,AN LEE. WVALTER GARFIELD WVA-RREN n KARL VVILSON VVOODWARD. 219 anb JBIabe. Scalp CORNELL UNIVERSITY . HARXVARD UNIVERSITY . HOBART COLLEGE . JAMES O7hfIALLEY. NELSON OTIS TIP'FANY, JR. GEORGE ARTHUR AUSTIN. ALEXANDER NORTON SLOCUM. BRYANT FLEMING. JAMES HAINIIIITON MACBETI-I. GEORGE WILLIAM GRATTAN. HENRY SCHOELLKOPF. WVALTER OLIXVER BEYER. HARRY MERTON GAIL. GEORGE EDXVARD DRULLARD BRADY. I R I Ithaca, N. Y., 1893. Cambridge, Mass., IS96 Geneva, N. Y., 1896. CHARLES SPRAGUE CLARKE. EDYVARD HUGO STORCK. JOSEPH NELSON SLATER. HERNIAN SEELBACH. VVILLIAM THOMAS ANDREWVS. JAMES ADAMS BRINKER. CHARLES PHILIP BRADY. 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ROGER BUTLER VVILLIAMS, JR NVILLIAM EDXVARD NVILSON. 225 N I flmllgl flllllill ,ffxj . ,g ,,, - ,,-:: 2 , 51 I llbbl JBeta lkappa. m4 5 aaurxutfggmzn NEW YORK THETA CHAPTER. ESTABLISHED JUNE 28, 1881. lllbembets in the JBoarO of 1h1Struction. ERNEST ALBEE, Univ. ofVermont, EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, Cornell, GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Cornell, CHARLES BABCOCK, CLINTON LE ROY BABCOCK, FREDERICK BEDELL, CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, 'FHOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Union, Cornell, Yale, Brown, Hamilton, Cornell, Princeton, Cornell, Cornell, Cornell, GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Cornell, JAMES MORGAN HART. CHARLES PIENRY HULL, GEORGE WILLIAM JONES, DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE, JAIVIES MCMAHON. ALFRED AUSTIN TVIOORE, FRED ORLANDO BATES, Princeton, Cornell, Yale, Hamilton, Dublin, Hamilton, 1887 1895 1885. 1847. 1895 1889. 188 7 1876. 1881 1864 188 1873 1876. I 860 1 886 1859 1891. 1881 1889. 3. ISSO. 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HEUN DON SIK WM 1?- '25 rf ,I-xx .ow LMA 'i',,.... 5-.,. -lu fs-9 krti i , V- V 4 I 4, n If Y 'f -f f 4 1 , i , t BARNES PIALL XYIEXVS. ornell University Glbristian Blssociatioan. WILLIAM CHAUNCEY GEER BERTHA DEYO . . . SARAH JENNEY GILBERT . JOHN SCOTT FOWLER . . . BENJAMIN RICHARD ANDREWS . WILLIAM CHAUNCEY GEER, 'Oz . GEORGE PAYNE WINTERS, 'O2 . WILLIAM ALLEY FRAYER, 'O3 . GEORGE NORMAN PEASE, 'O4 . JOHN SCOTT FOWLER, '03 .. . BERT!-IA DEYO, 'O2 . . . EVA ROSALIE ROOT, 'oz . . BERNICE EDNAH DOUBLEDAY, '03 wfficets. . . . President. . . Vz'ce-Pvfeszlierzf. Secrelary. Treasurer. . .... General Secreiary A561175 Department. . . . . . President. . fs! If3'ce-Preshient 2d Wee P7'6SZ'd67lf. Secreiary. Treasurer. 'I11Ilomen's E6DHTZfm6I1f. Presidenl. Z u . . I . 15f Vice-Presz'a'en! , 2d W'ce-Presideni. SARAH JENNEY GILBERT, 'Oz . Secreiary. GRACE EDITH INMAN, '03 . ..... Treasurer. JBoarb of trustees. PROFESSOR C. M. TYLER, Chairman. WILLIAM C. GEER. PROFESSOR j. W. JENKS, Treasurer. WALTER W. HOOVER. PROFESSOR R. H. THURSTON. GEORGE A. OLDHAM. GEORGE R. WILLIAMS. BENJAMIN R. ANDREWS, Secreimy. 243 Mficers. H. S. XVILGUS . . . . Pre5z'de11z'. C. L. VVILCOX . Vz'ce-Presidezzt. C. L. CRANDALL C0rres,z5audz':zg Secretary W. E. WILSON . Secretazy. B. H. BISBEE . . . Treasurer. Zllumni. C. L. CRANDALL. G. G. SMITH. H. W. DENNIS. I. P. CHURCH. W. E. CONKLIN. XV. E. FULLER. H. N. OGDEN. R. H. PENDERGRASS. C. W. L. FILKINS. QYHUIIHYC. Jfellow. C. W. J. NEVILLE. A. V. SAP1-I. Seniors. ARTHUR ADAMS. H. W. GILMORE. LANVRENCE JOHNSON. W. C. THOMAS. W. C. AEEELD. E. T. GRAY. H. E. NIACK. N. O. 'fIFFANY,JR.' A. F. ARMSTRONG. J. W. GRISYVOLD. A. S. MIRIOK. S. M. TURRILL. B. H. BISBEE. S. W. HAAS. C. E. MOLLARD. H. W. UNDERYVOOD E. T. BROYVN. E. D. HARSHBARGER. G. E. J. PISTOR. E. B. WHITMAN. R. L. BURNVELL. C. L. I-IARTWELL. CLYDE POTTS. C. L. WILCOX. L. M. BURT. J. W. HELLER. R. F. PROCTOR. H. S. WILGUS. C. B. BROWN, JR. L. J. HOUSTON, JR. STEUART PURCELL. H. S. WILLIAMS. E. B. BUTCHERS. M. G. HILPERT. O. M. SEVERSON. R. B. WILLIAMS, JR G. A. FERGUSON. S. C. HULSE. J. A. SI-IINNER. XV. E. WILSON. A. B. FROST. THOMAS HOWARD. M. DE K. SMITH. N. E. YOUNG. J. P. CHURCHILL. H. B. HURLBURT. L. C. STUBBINS. C. H. ZOLZER. L. G. GAGE. 3ll11iOP6. C. A. BLAKESLEE. B. H. WAIT. A. M. GILBERT. F. H. WILSON. W. T. PEOR. E. W. EARLE. JOHN C. BREEDLOVE. R. R. FERNOW. F. S. STOREY. A. E. ROMMEL. L. A. MITCHELL. H. B. STEVENS. W. H. BURGES. C. H. SNYDER. G. B. MCLAUGHLIN. G. M. FORREST. W. I. TUTTLE. J. C. FINOI-1. A. E. CLARK. J. S. WHITE. G- J- DAVIS, JR- AARON SILVERMAN. H. E. FRALEIGH. E. C. STONE. A. H. CHANDLER H. REDMUND. D. M. ROUNDS. J. L. H. H. WEIDMAN. S. ATWATER. A. GEHRING. ALBERT CURRY. ROBERT FOLLANSBEE. Elssociate llbembets. G. C. WRIGHT. K. B. TURNER. T. S. NEWMAN. A. B. OSBORNE. B. M. MILLER. WILD. H. FULTON. RF FCI! xo .A- -F- . S. HULBURD.- . D. HENDRICKS. C. N. PINOO. W. K. WARD. J. N. SLATER. A. S. WHITBECK. :3'f:?:'?':i5-TCT--5i?O f - 'If' -1 A C 9 'TX R . .. .... 7 , , . U. ..., f FREDERICK J. FOLK HOXVARD XV. RILEY LOUIS A. RICE . CHARLES A. KELSEY JOHN G. CRAXVFORD SAMUEL C. ROOT . F. H. ABBEY. ORRIN BAILEY. O. W. BODLER. C. R. BRANSON. L. J. CARR. W. H. CARRIER. H. E. CAVNAH. L. XV. COTTRELL. J. G. CRAWFORD. I. G. DOWNS. H. W. EELLS. R. N. EI-IRHART. F. J. FOLK. L. V. GRANTIER. E. S. HOLCORIBE. C. A. KELSEY. W. W. KINSLEY. S. G. KOON. F. D. LOVELAND. H. H. LYON. R. G. NIARVIN. M. P. MCKAY. G. J. MILLINGTON. F. D. NEWBURY. W. J. PAYNE. C. C. REMSEN. F. G. REW. L. A. RICE. H. XV. RILEY. H. A. ROGERS. S. C. ROOT. XV. B. SANFORD. C. J. SHERWOOD. P. W. SOUKATSCHOFF. M. XV. STRONG. A. S. TOURISON. C. A. TRYON. R. G. YOUNG. H. E. GEER. H. R. COBLEIGH. W. T. JANNEY. H. C. GIVENS. J. J. CANFIELD. 245 President. . 152' V?ce-P1fesz'deui. 2d Vz'ce-President. Rec. Secreiczry. Cor. Secrefaly. Trefzsurer. F. D. BROWN. G. W. DAY. H. L. GILBERT. C. M. MARSH. I. S. BARTH. J. O. PHELON. LOUIS ILLMER, JR. A. S. LANGSDORE. J. R. BLAKESLEE. H. G. MCDONALD. C. D. YOUNG. S. M. VAUCLAIN. HERBERT KNOX. E. C. MELBORN. A. E. FLOXVERS. XV. H. POWELL. HERBERT COXVARD. C. C. MYERS. E. A. BURROWS. S. A. GUILLEN. G. T. STREET. F. H. ABBEY. I. G. DOWNS. F. A. KLOCK. W. B. RAXVSON. A' Tl1eC0R ELL K A 5 LW' E' 5 ffm E' MECHANICAL I' M mm A GI EERS A ET H.. -Q ' O '-WH2.v' ' ' ' 'sf' ' ' ' :LSTW !fffffl i 7f M' A .'.. A f A 4 -..1. Q 1 G QQ.. A- f. jf - fff ffffl .Qilf1'.w 'Cl1O Lg-- E 43: . .. 1. f ' ,. gi ' F .-2 ..-. V . ' A f-.V V Qi H ' f ' -.-': I 5' Y l SOCIETY 0 - 2 if: ,-A- ,' .Q '.: :IO ' 'T 1 , ' , . ,JL A - Flfilf W .q mu ml A 1 :Z ' -'mi' ' A I ...sir ' - 53 , Ill!!! L . Ill!!! A Q ? 2 A 51-k1r.F' ' 1 1 ' . Q , ', ffiafb-: ' ' A1 H3:r fx '-ii QQ E , x .. , K2-5 A L ' . , 35 5 i i -j I - . , 2 25 - FIIIHJII 455 ' 3 1 . -' M: A:. :.m,.t1,.f J 12.-Ea - 5 J Officers. L. J. CARR, President. E. D. STRUVEN, Rerordfng Secrelruy. H. E. GEER, ls! If2'ce-President. H. IWASSIE, C01'I'P5j507ldl.7lg Secreinry. ALBERT WALTON, 2d VYce-P1'esz'de21z'. T. KELLY, JR., Treaszcrer. I. H. FRANCIS, JR., Sergezmt-at-Arms. S C ROOT Chairman- F H ABBEY F. D. NEYVBURX' A. H. SHER EXZCllf'ZJ C 'ii ' ' ' 'f ' . .' ' ' ' Z 6 mmm ee woOD, L. J. CARR, ex ojizczo. PubZz'ca!z'on C0lH7IZl7l'881VAN NESS DE LAMATER, C. J. SHERNVOOD, J. T. KELLY, JR., ex ojj?cz'o. . R. R. KEELY, Ckaz'7'11za71,' HERBERT COYVARD, E. H. NEXX'BURY, E. D. Program Commzlfee . STRUVEN, ex qgficzo. Merzzbershzf Commiltee-XV. B. RAYVSON, E.T. SCHAEFER, P. XV. SOUKATSCHOFF. Fz'7zance C0m11zz'!z'ee-J. G. CRAWFORD, C. MORRISON, T. KELLY, JR., ex ojffcio. Zlctive flD6lI'lb6I'5. R. M. BEDELL. L. A. BEECHER. E. V. BERG. W. O. BEYER. WM. F. BOYNE, JR. C. R. BRANSON. E. A. BURROWS. F. E. CARDULLO. L. J. CARR. H. E. CAVNAH. R. F. CHATILLON. L. XV. COTTRELL. HERBERT COWARD. H. N. CRANER. J. G. CRAYVFORD. J. O. DUKE. W. G. EDMONDSON. H. WV. EELLS. F. J. FOLK. W. B. FOSTER. I. H. FRANc1S,JR. H. E. GEER. H. C. GIVENS. C. J. GOMPH. L. V. GRANTIER. S. A. GUILLEN. C. G. HARDIE. E. S. HOLCOMBE. W. T. JANNEY. M. L. KATZENSTETN. VANNESS DE LAMATERR. R. KEELY. VV. F. DORNER. J. I. KELLY, JR. HERISERT KNOX. E. J. KUEZE. G. STUART LANG. CLARENCE LESSELS. H. I-I. LYON. HENRH' G.MACDONALD. C. J. G. C. R. E. F. E. W E. 246 MARTINEZ. MASSIE. MILLINGTON. MORRISON. NEELX'. NEWBURY. NEWBURY. NEWKIRK. NORTON. PHARR. F. G. REW. R. W. ROBBINS. S. C. ROOT. E. F. SCI-IAEFER. S. W. SCHREIBNER. A. H. SHERWOOD. C. J. SHERXVOOD. P. WV. SOUKATSCIIOFF. M. XV. STRONG. E. D. STRUVEN. J. C. TREETS. R. A. XVALES. ALBERT WALTON. E. C. WELBARN. G. NV. XVURST. C. D. YOUNG. IDOITOFEUZQ HDCUIUCFS. y Y X . - , ' ' A7 l'i9,3W,f ,1.-R 7f'Qi2fLLf' y-C I4 Ur 75' f '1f'5g1N 1- A R IR'V1wf? F kiljj xx A' I .. A IS' --NPN-Q! .D I iw , fix -..7-1 K- 'Q , X ,Li Q , ,I , .Jes , ::.,.,.., u 4 f . .,. ?Q YN . A .... L. his - QS. If ,- ,- , , Q I X I I I 'WWZB I . . .. .,.. .iq I V I .. I. IIS- I 30 B Q Q G I R91 in SSOCLATI N I ff. . if . ' J 'Y- V f . ' IX leo riff .5i 4z1, -:.aE-fif . B - - .' 32if:f'.Q2.ga'if . N ' -II ' .ja L.. CI IQ Q 15331:-.l1. . f5A I! g04 ,fgY9, v .5 K K Sf- X U I . . V Aij ffa-1::1i' fl- f ' , u g - X GREG aegis r6Q1I ft. .-I 3 5 . 4, 'Q-6,4 E3-.. -. 1. ..-V-- 2.1-f.:, . K' f in ' I .g.5:51Z12:1:-:.:-5225gi?5.11-'rf3-5.537.',:3f.gf.f:Qjgifj-gffql?-f I N Q' M5 I 'gil A A35 wx!! ' wfficers. ifirst Germ. ADAMS PHILLIPS, Pre.vI'a'I'11l. FRANCIS HOXVE RICHARDS, V1'whPl'es1'dHl1l. IVILLIAM BENIANIIN TOOLEY, T1'ens1H'I'r. GILBERT LIILLIGAN TUCKERLIR., Serrelzrziy. DANIEL JEFFERSON DEAN, LI'b1'1I1'1'II1z. Secono ilerm. HARRY MASON KNOX, .P1'c's1'Ifw1t. GEORGE 'XVHEELER HOSFORD, VI're-P1'csz'd'e11i. LESTER ANDREW' PARKE, T1'ms1n'ef'. FRANCIS HOXVE RICHARDS, SECl'UlHl1V. FLOYD SCHOONMAKER BARLOXV, Libra PROFESSOR L. I-I. BAILEY. PROFESSOR I. P. ROBERTS. G. N. LAUMAN. A. R. WARD. J. L. STONE. PROFESSOR I-I. H. XVING. PROFESSOR M. V. SLINGERLAND. J. W. SPENCER. L. A. CLINTON. 5. A. FOORD. JOHN CRAIG. Zlctive !ID6l11b6I'5. FLOYD SCI-IOONMAKER BARLOXV. GORDON MAUSIR BENTLEY, B.S.A. FRANK MELVIN COCKBURN. HOYVARD GRENYILLE COVILLE. EARL DIXON CROCKER. HARRY ENSIGN CROUCH. RALPH 'NVRIGHT CURTIS. DANIEL JEFFERSON DEAN. CLARENCE HUDSON GEROXV. ERNEST MUNROE HOLMES. OTTO FRED HUNZIKER, B.S.A. GEORGE XVHEELER HOSFORD. ALKALI BENNETT HARDING. XVILLIAM EDMOND KING. HARRY MASON KNOX. HENRY CRANE MCLALLEN, B.S.A. LOUIS HAMILTON MOULTON. LESTER ANDREXV PARKE. ADAMS PHILLIPS. H AR RY I' Deceased. 247 CLAYTON PHILLIPS. PERCY PROCTOR, JR. FRANCIS HOXVE RICHARDS. ALONZO LA YERNE ROE. HERBERT SPENCER ROE. GRANGER SACKETT. ELLIOTT HUNTINGTON SEXVARD. THEOPIIILE FRANCIS SEXVARDS. THEODORE BIATTHEXY SEXVARDS. ABRAHAM FARXVELL SHAFER. GEORGE MOTT TAYLOR. NORMAN TAYLOR. XVALTER IRA THOMSON. GILBERT BIILLIGAN TUCKER,-IR. CHARLES SPENCER XYALLING. HARRISON SHELDON XYILLIAMS. EDXVARD CHRISTY XYELSH. GEORGE HUTTON XYEST. ORAN ETHAN XYILLIAMSON. BOYD XVINTERS. 1' fa ll Ghz Iagy lub. W5 PROFESSOR L. I-I. BAILEY. PIKOFESSOR JOHN CRAIG. j. C. SPENCER. G. N. LAUMAN. C. E. HUNN. MISS M. ARNOLD. F. M. BARCLAY. GROVER BECKXVITH. A. F. BRINCKERHOFF. R. NV. BROADFOOT.. H. F. BUTTON. D. H. CLEMENTS. F. M. COCKBURN. A. C. COLE. MRS. M. B. COULSTON. A. XV. COXVELL. XV. R. CRARY. R. XV. CURTIS. V. H. DAVIS. H. F. DRUMMER. R. E. EASTMAN. K ' ECBERT . C. 4 . BRYANT FLEMING. YV. F. FLETCHER. C. E. GEROXY. A. L. HALL. XV. E. HALTON. H. B. I-IARDING. E. BI. HOLMES. INI. G. KAINS. E. A. G. N. KAN ST. KELLER . IXIISS A. L. KEMBALI.. XV. E. KING. H. M. KNOX. E. j. KYLE. J. LACY. A. S. MATTHEXYS. M. F. MILLER. XVILI-IELM MILLER. A. C. MORGAN. XV. M. MUNSON. F. A. NEXVKIRK. L. A. PARKE. G. S. PARNELL. RI. PERRY. A. PHILLIPS. C. PHILLIPS. I. T. PLACE. A. C. QUA. Miss M. REED. R. IV. REED. XV. J. RICE. -I. B. RICHARDS. G. V. ROBERTS, JR. E R. M. ROBERTS. M. L. ROBERTSON. A. LA V. ROE. Mxss 1-I. ROGERS. J. C. ROGERS. Miss j. E. ROGERS. Miss E. R. ROOT. C. M. ROYCE. G. S. SIXCKETT. A. I-I. SAGENDORPH. E. P. SANDSTEN. T. F.. SEXVARDS. T. IXI. SEYVARDS. A. F SI-IAFER xnss'.x. M. II. sl-IEP!-IERD. 248 -I . NV. SHEPHERD. ROBERT SHORE. C. B. SIMPSON. XV. I. SLADE. E. E. SLINGERLAND. j. M. SMITH. M. SMITH. Mxss G. M. STANYON. C. H. STEWARD. H. S. STONE. A. V. STUBENRAUCH. . M. TAYLOR. . TAYLOR. XV. C. THRO. XY. B. TOOLEY. . M. TUCKER, JR. ISS B. M. TURK. R. D. ULMER. M. M. UNDERDOWN. XV. E. UNDERDOXVN. G. H. UPDIKE. D. L. VAN DINE. Mxss M. V. VAN RENSSELAER G N G M J. C. VAUGHAN. I. A. VREELAND. J. C. IYALKER. C. S. XVELLING. G. H. XYEST. B. C. XYHITE. H. G. XVILLIAMS. H. S. XVILLIABIS. M. D. XVILLIAMS. O. E. IVILLIAMSON. H. XVINTERS. Che Gornell jforesters. N I BERNHARD E. FERNOW. PHILIP W. AYERS. THEODORE F. BORST. ABRAHAM KNEOHTEL. WALTER MULFORD. CLIFFORD R. PETTIS. EMIL P. SANDSTEN. ARNOLD V. STUBENRAUCH. RAI-HAEL ZON. FRANCESCO BIANCHI. WILLARD W. CLARK. WILLIAM B. HOWARD, JR. ERNEST A. STERLING. JOHN GIFFORD. 24-9 FILIBERT ROTH. DANIEL S. BELLINGER. WILHELM KLEMME. ASA S. WILLIAMS. KARL W. WOODWARD. IRVING T. WORTHLEY. HAROLD R. BRISTOL. HARRY D. CLINTON. GERARD B. LULL. CHARLES A. LYFORD. LOUIS MARGOLIN. MANASSEH SMITH, JR. ALFRED C. WEED. ' un Q Wm ' m 'A'.nl 1 J: my ,fl ll Il ----- ll ll I J lm- ---- --nUv--- J J J J J J J IU J ll I J ,II . x . Q , T 'TSW ' ' J W' . . A EI wlq 'L V :t h Q T , X ' J W Y N J Y N - 'IM I' iIl:::1:::::I3:' J JC MP ' ff ff -JQJ V A. 1- I 'f ' ' 4 ' llI1 - Ti f J 1 I I A 'l I A I - FW! A ' ' 1' ' ' J' ' A .warn I I I J A I . I J ' A '25 v ' Ja ' I ,N M ' ' ' NN , Ow l I I-' I .: A Ill up I I A I . I I J 1 'ia .A - nfs.:-Q milllllnl kt -1, IN X I W W ' M 'lnimnin-nlnannvknkaiiiffmn g IIuI..!!mT.1uI1U . ,...al.IllluIunglfIl I J . . w . Jun M A 3ffiCClI5. BENJAMIN H. SEARING,PI'6Sl'd6l1f. C. SUMNER GOULD, Secremry. I'1ELEN L. CARTER, V?C6'PI'E5Z'!Z87Zf. LIAROLD C. BAILEY, Treasurer. llixecutive Gommittee. BENJAMIN H. SEARING, ex qg7z'cz'o. EDITH LOEBER. C. SUMNER GOULD, ex oJ7Ycz'o. JOHN A. ROBINSON. PAUL R. BROWN, M.D. EIVIIL M. CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D. LUZERNE COVILLE, B.S., M.D. LAWRENCE HENDEE, M.D. GRANT S. HOPKINS, B.S., D.,Sc., D.V.M. Zlctive IIDCHIUCFS. ARTHUR S. ARMSTRONG. RALPH W. ATNVATER. I'IAROLD C. BAILEY. M. WINIFRED BECKXVITH. EDGAR F. BERRY. EDNVARD J. BLACKER. THEODORE BLISS. RALPH E. BRODIE. RICHARD E. BROWN. HELEN L. CARTER. CHARLES W. CHAPIN. THOMAS F. COLE. LELAND H. D. COOK. CLARENCE C. CORYELL. GEORGE NV. COTTIS. EDGAR G. CUDDEBACH. EDWVARD R. CUNNIFFE. RUTH DEMAREST. NINA A. DENNIS. JOSEPH DI ROCCO. ROSE R. DONK. HARRY ENO. JOHN F. G. FAIRBAIRN. PERRY L. FERRY. EDXVARD VV. WEBER. jfacnlty lllbembers. ABRAM T. KERR, JR., B.S., M.D. BEN-JAIVIIN F. KINGSBURY, A.B., Ph.D. ROBERT O. MOODY, B.S., M.D. VERANUS A. MOORE, B.S., M.D. EMMETT G. FISH. THOBIAS E. FITZGERALD. HERBERT C. GIFFORD. ELIZABETH R. GILEILLAN. EDYVIN A. GLENN. NORMAN GOODYVIN. C. SUMNER GOULD. JOHN M. HALL. ANTHONY H. HANSEN. GEORGE F. HARRIS. GERTRUDE W. HASTINGS. PAUL L. HAYDEN. R. PAUL I'IIGGINS. VVALTER W. HOOVER. NV. FRED JONES. HAROLD B. JUDD. GEORGE D. H. KENNEDY. JAY G. KEYES. RAYMOND F. C. KIEB. THOMPSON G. KYLE. EDITH LOEBER. HORACE D. MCMULLEN. CARL W. MAJOR. EDWARD S. MATHEWSON. 250 AUGUSTUS G. POI-ILMAN, M.D. JOHN F. MOHAN. LOUIS B. MOUNT. CLARENCE P. OBENDORE. SYLVESTER F. O'DAY. IYIARGARET L. ORMSBY. LOUIE A. PARMENTER. ROBERT R. PATTERSON. JAMES K. QQJIGLEY. LEONARD REU. JOHN A. ROBINSON. PAULINE SCHARFMANN. BENJAMIN F. SEAMAN. BENJAMIN H. SEARING. PERCY A. W. SMITHE. LILIAN A. STANLEY. SYDNEY STEINER. EDXVARD H. STORCK. CARRIE W. THOMPSON. LEONA E. TODD. RAYMOND A. TURNBULL. EDVVARD W. XVEBER. CHARLES H. WEBSTER. ZELLA M. WHITE. FREDERICK C. WINDECKER. f.'f'If. : l.: -J , , ,g, 'Qyffwferz L -Vfliffair Ci F ,..:5 oval 1 -14.1. .xiii ., . . ,I ,eghki ,Q . 5 . -5-Zfia ...E ......,x . n g -M, ge..-A-.--E-4WN3,,N,:,:,,:vvt1:Mm X f.. , fit.: , -, .Z 5. ,I .. ,, I ,,,, -- ........, , 3,3 I L i V ,. V ,li 451 , . , '4 , Q if , ,.......-f- KS, 2 . 'I-fr' . - , Zz- H 1 5' M3 1 - er. f R4 :' ,tee . ., .,l.. '....,,, .. .. ..-. .,Q,.L5, .,,,,Q . . 14 - - ,. f . 4- , ' - .f1:.:e:.::E:g::,rgI,e. ' f ' - - , ' .' 5 . 1 -l A f - ,.,. ,. L mmpemwmw4w:m wraxmawmmz wewv 1 e - wi, t ' ' ' 3 Z ' ' V ' ' ' WffiC6I'5 H110 CIOYl1I11iU665, 1900:1901. JOHN H. MCLEAN, JR., A.B., M.D., 'OI .... Presz'dem'. ROBERT S. MACDONALD, Ph.B., ,O2 . . IfE'ce-Preszkiemf. N. GILBERT SEYMOUR, A.B., 302 . . Secrefary. WILLIAM H. MAGILL. A.B., 'O3 . ' . . . Treasarer. Executive Gommittee. JOHN H. MOLEAN, JR., A.B., M.D., '01, Chairman. N. GILBERT SEYMOUR, A.B., '02, Secreiary. ROBERT S. MACDONALD, Ph.B., ,O2. I LOUIS SCHAEFER, Ph.G., Representing 'o2. VVILLIAIVI H. MAGILI., A.B., 'O3. HAROLD S. BACKUS, Representing 'O3.' ROBERT F. MCDONALD, Representing, 'oI. HUGH H. CARR, Representing 'o4. 'IRZCZDUOI1 Gommittee. ROBERT S. MACDONALD, Ph.B., '02, Ckairznzzrz. MARK L. FLEMING, , - , JOHN W. FAUST, B.S. . ELIZABETH H. LIVINGSTON, Replesentmg Ol' PAUL DOLAN, A.B., , RePfeSCHUf1g'Os- STELLA S. BRADFORD, B.A., . , EDGAR B. ARMSTRONG . ALVIN R. EATON, Representmg O2. JOHN A. HAYDEN, ' Representmg 'O4. JEssIE PICKARD ANDRESEN, Honorary Member. - Jfinance Gommittee. WILLIAM H. MAGILL, A.B., '03, Chairman. JAMES V. KERN, Treasurer 'o2. EMILY DUNNING, B.S., Treasurer 'o1. VALENTINE RUCII, JR., Treasurer 'o3. ALBERT N. BENEDICT, Treasurer 'o4. 311115. The aims of the organization shall be as follows :- SECTION I. To promote good fellowship among the undergraduates of the Cornell Uni versity Medical College. - SEC. 2. To establish a bond between the undergraduates and the graduates of the College. SEC. 3. To further all student interests in the College, and, through the Executive Com mittee, to represent the undergraduates before the Faculty. - SEC. 4. To promote Cornell spirit and to afford a channel of communication between Cornell students at Ithaca and in New York.-fCofzsIz'faiz'0u, Arz'z'cZe II.J 251 THE CORNELL VETERINARY M EDICAL SOCIETY - - l.. DP.. C. W. FISHER C. E. SHAYV . . JOHN KNAPP . DR. C. W. FISHER. C. E. SHAW. R. C. REED. H. S. BEEBE. F. F. BUSHNELL. C. A. LUEDER. S. H. BURNETT. L. L. ZIMMER. B. R. WILBUR. F. A. PIERCE. D. D. LE FEVRE. F. F. FEHR. GDffiC6t'S. flD6l1'lb6Y5. B.B 1901. 1902. 1903. . STROUD. 252 LX. . . . Presfden! . . m.CE'Pf6SI.dE7lf Secreiazjf and Trerzszzrer B. A. GALLAGHER. C. F. FLOCKEN. D. H. UDALL. R. J. DUNLAVEY,-IR. JOHN KNAPP. L. A. NUTTING. J. B. REIDY. M. L. DAVENPORT. E. I. W. SMITH, JR. F. B. SIMONS. F. I. LooMIS. D. A. HUGHES. Gbe Gornell Gibess Gilub. CORNELL TRI-COLLEGIATE TEALI. LoUIs C. KARPINSKIY . . . . . . Presidenl. FRANK S. STOREY? . . . Secretary and Treasurer ROBERT C. E.'DENNETT. g PHILIPS A. FEIGIN. JOSEPH FISHIVIAN. CHARLES L. RAND.jF ERNEST H. RIEDEL. ' FREDERICK W. ROPE. G. W. HEUSER.'9i PARKER F. SCRIPTURE. JULIUS C. SANDERSON. EDWIN M. SLOCOMBE. PLATON W. SOUKATSCHOEE JACOB G. SMITH. GEORGE M. Woon, JR. Zirisdollegiate GOIUCSY. New York City, Dec. 26-29, 1900. , Cornell won 555 lost 25. Brown won 35g lost 45. Pennsylvania won 35 lost 5 Team: LOUIS C. KARPINSKI, ERNEST H. RIEDEL. GOIl1T'I1bi8 V5. Cornell. Barnes Hall, Ithaca, Feb. 20-21. - Cornell, 7. Columbia, 5. Aff BfeIIIheI's of the tezun 2 rrfirx vu hmm JANE DAY CAVARLY. KATE ANOR COSAD. EMILY HICKMAN. ALICE RUTH MAY. MARY ANTOINETTE PHILLIPS. ELIZABETH Locxwoon RUSSELL. 254 and JANE CAVARLY. KATE COSAD. EMILY HICKMAN. JULIA MACK. NIARY ANTOINETTE PHILLIPS RUTH BENTLEY. GORDON FERNOW. GRACE RUTH G1?BS. S. JENNEY GILBERT. CLAIRE LOUISE HERDER. ELIZA DORRANCE HUESTIS. MARGARET SCOTT JARVIE. LOUISE PONVELSON. IWURIEL SMITI-I. JESSIE CAMPBELL WILSON. 255 JESSIE HAZELTON AUSTIN. ALICE MAY BALDWIN. SARAH LILIAN BALDYVIN. JOSEPHINE EDNA BESSEY. MABEI. ROBINSON CRowL. NANNIE NIELL EMERSON. ACI-IIE SESTINE HAMMOND. CLARA WILLESTON HASTIN ZILLAH HEIDENHEIM. MARY GE RTRUDE HEUGHES. ARLINE BERNICE HOOKER. MARY SULLIVAN. 256 EDITH SAMANTHA JENNESS. ANNA WILLIAMS KING. CARRIE MAY LEXVIS. CAROLINE VVALLACE MERRELL IDA ELISE MUNN. MARY BEELER PARK. JESSIE TREAT RAY. EVA RooT. PAULINE SCI-IAREMANN. EDNA LOUISE STEERS. PHILENA REBECCA SI-IELDON. 1 WW NHGWWDVI T ,, WV .:,'f', gq V' fa: x 'Q 1' A lakh -4: , ,NX fa W xp, funif?fmggpx , - S , Ag, amy 1 X A765 f 1 QSZQ X , N if I . ,N K Az. ecfitiiinlxfwiq 5 ' VGTFRGNCCS-nvn Q GBGf'Bs'l1IS'vv1SvQ9 Pun-1rs wane L Q9 BG'1sweMffG-wh B rnfrncn-nanny W Q DCBGBKC ,GRGCC'SDlTH'lNI1GNUl'fW f? H X rxf-lf'-mm'-0 +f:nr1f+'eGPn'nvnezi NNC1fr+en'Lvs1f12f+ zefQnfv.cH-IPSNGKNC 211 if ' cs355fS 5'5'1E5? ' ?+eD1C'rfBesSem1011SB'2G Eg-nvsgxtbna K. f KW ,fr.Gwnf+HGvem1wenGB Lovnse-snoizkg 116521: ugmgf-KCENQQIEICNING r1C-lily. SHCI-'I CElRC.SCy '5CBJBeRT D970aETlY NOVRMBLGNCH-QTHQ V 9ELyN.pQLnce.BnN1qEyQ,-gieL.WoonwoRTH ,, 4 M Bc-:3'pHca.nemagow gl UCC-WHCGER :mme f W , f ISGBCL'D0LB'CFkEl1 gms-wGRnf1H uw Q mom evc-1-GHG '3THfllPY-DOVGHTY :ff OODCNOV fy Q GNNG-EJKIMBCR '!, , , s Y 'AJ O , 2- , , ..Q. - . ,., ,A 'e.g,.. . x ., 'eww ff- ff 3 l, X . f Q 55 A I ff xx ,ylrx N 1 4- X. 'X M x H , - , P I fg S- v -Q. f X f fi! . h 3,7-,. J ivgffh 9 W 'N New rf N W ,f,, Rig! ,L 1. u W 1 W! P 1 , lf, 72 Jfjyi aux' .1 1lg.x f ,4 Q! . 59 --' Ag ,f S ' A , X WN' ' 6-gif A -,QTYJL 1 10,7 V - , 'fr' rx -- - Qxlsrf 'W D 'fm y ' Q Q GLW? A' W' - X f ff Q' ,J ' , 1' ff' .g: r fa X' . ' 1 - k x xx Q.4 J I W jgigg 4 Z . Y'f?fj' ff K. fj gg - - gz5!'.l-7.?x .k Jfflbiifi- --. ' -V 'f'ff.. xg ,6 i E 1 X -Ark AXSIDEG-V !lD6l11b6I'S. ALICE RUTH MAY. FLORENCE MORGAN SNYDER. LOUISE MARGARITA PUIG. NORA LOUISE WVARNER. FANNIE LAZELLE COONS. MARY LATIIROP HOLDEN. LIELEN LOUISE CARTER. MARY NORNIILE. HELEN CLARA RIEDEL. RUTH DEMAREST. ELSIE CHRISTIE. GRACE MAUDE WOODS. ED ELSIE RIDDLE GILEILLAN. ELIZABETH M. AITKEN. BERNICE EDNAII DOUBLEDAY ALICE LOUISE LENNON. FLORENCE LEE DUVALL. LEONA ESTELLA TODD. CARRIE LOUISE ALLEN. ANNA MAUD COBURN. AGNES KEENAN MCNAMARA. LUCIA BIRDSALL MUSSON. EDNA LOUISE PROSEUS. MARGARET LILLIAN VAN VOORHIS NA MARIA CARGILL. 2 A-'af PO R T CARRIE VAN PATTEN YOUNG . JOSEPHINE EDNA BESSEY MARY GERTRUDE HEUGI-IES GORDON FERNOW . . wffiC6I'5. Sports anb l1ba5times MRS. BERNARD EDUARD FERNOW. MRS. HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN. MISS WASHBURN. MISS CANFIELD. ' LOUISE POWELSON. LOUISE POWELSON '. . BERTHA MARIA DOWNES ARUTH BENTLEY . . GORDON FERNOVV. 259 Preszkiezzi. TG'ce-P1'esz'defzZ S ec rein ry. Trfezzszlre r. Gouncil. BERTHA MARIA DOYVNES. RUTH BENTLEY. CARRIE VAN PATTEN YOUNG. JOSEPI-IINE EDNA BESSEY. MARY GERTRUDE HEUGHES. .lllfnznger Brzskel Ball Club. Managezf Temzzls Club. Manniger Barzlizzg Club. 1Roo5eveIt Speaking in Ee Tlfllitt llbarh Q5 fi D 'lvlia f-1: fx 3 -ff 1- 1- iff' r: v'37l': We VJ: . E11 i-'ani' ' wg., , 77.2 4g. 3,27-Y' ' . ni' X fi -f '95 I--215, 4 i'N't 1 .1.3i,i, q,.l,,y..,, ...,.4., ...r...A.,.. H- ,,.,,.--Af ,WN - .. .. , V -4. MH, f- , .,g5,e.'1gi 4121 . .K A x f . 4, , 1114 Q f , ' f I w 4 g 1 7 1 . L ., wg ,, f f 1 v Q 1 V , -1 x, v .X 2., Q ce .gf . , + s L , ,, 1 A , 44 fry' -ggsqugw Mmvmw z WV' .,,4 V vu ornell Giongress. rwwwlf - SFFJFFUFVHFPF Sears. Marvin. Snmllwood. Roe. O'Brien. YVhipple. Mintz. Sewurcls. Gibson. Folsom. Sewnrds. Stagg. Neff. Beckwith. Shaw. fMosher. Read. WVormuth. O,COHHOl'. Cowell. ' YVebster. I-Iadcock. Allis. Strong. Hart. Keeler. McGonig:Il. Uttmg. IDI'C5iU6l1t dbppotloeticalb of H36 'U1llif6U EYHYCS. PROFESSOR H. S. REDFIELD. Speakers. V H. HAUSNER, 16th Congress, ISt Session. S. MOSHER, 16th Congress, 2d Session. H. COWEN, 16th Congress, 3d Session. D. CROFTS, Representafive to Debate Council. W. COWELI., Clerk. H. KEELER, Treasurer. H. AGATE. H. BEEBE. A. BEECHER. F. BORST. D. CROFTS. A. CRoss. V. CLEMENTS. J. DEAN. D. A. DoNovAN. H. DUNI-IAM. S' ggi, 17th Congress, ISt Session R. WORMUTI-I, 17th Congress, 2d Session. Debale Przke, A. O,CONNOR. H. V. CLEMENTS, Asszlstanl Clerk. F. L. CARLISLE, Sergeant-at-Arms. wfbmf IIDZITIUZFB. W. W. ELLIs. C. W. EvERsoN. F. W. FOXWORTHY. H. L. FRANK. G. W. FOREN. T. F. FoRREsT. C. W. GARRIsoN. G. R. GRANT. G. H. HALSEY. J. B. HARRIS. F. W. STRANG. W. L. SAvAcooL. M. M. UNDERDOWN. J. H. VANDERLYN. S. A. WHITE. R. S. WICKI-IAM. HENRY .WAL'rER. G. M. WELCH. J. E. WENTWORTH. W. S. TAYLOR. G. H. HARRISON. L. H. JEWETT. W. MACDONALD. W. H. MAIDER. J. H. MIDDLETON. J. R. PIDGEON. JoHN RANDOLPH. A. I. RosBRooK. F. W. ROPE. F. H. RICHARDS. 262 Gbe Elnbrew BD. 'white Gllub. 1901. J. S. ALBRIGHT. D. C. ALEXANDER. F. E. CARDULLO. W. W. ELLIS. M. J. GILLIAM. fllbembersbip. QLimited to zo, chosen by competition.J J. H. G'R1FF1TH,JR. A. G. MINTZ. ' S. C. GUNN. G. A. OLDHAM. J. B. HARRIS. JAMES O'MALLEY. ' S. S. LOWENTHAL. E. F. THAYER. J. H. MASSIE. D. E. SMITH. Statistics. Freshman year: Underclass Championship. Sophomore year: Underclass Championship. One member on '86 Stage. Junior year: Upperclass Championship. Four members on '86 Stage. Three members on ,94 Stage. L. B. SM1TH. M. M. UNDERDOWN. R. O. WALTER. ROMEYN WORMUTH. M. M. WYVELL. One member on Intercollegiate Stage. Senior year: Upperclass Championship. Four members on '94 Stage Cincluding winner of prizej. Two members on Intercollegiate Stage. 263 She Stewart il.. 'Qlfloobforb Glub. 1902. R. H. CRIHFIELD. C. M. DOYLE. F. R. EATON. EDWARD EVANS,JR. VV. C. GEER. G. W. HOSFORD. H. H. PIOYVELL. J. H. BOSSHART. M. H. COULSTON. W. W. FINEREN. !lD6ll1b6T.'5. A. H. HUNTINGTON. L. H. JEYVETT. R. S. KENT. O. H. LOWARY. J. A. MAGOFFIN. J. P. RYAN. W. F. SANTRY. 264 R. S. STOWELL. . E. J. SWEENEY. BURRELL VASTBINDER. RICHARDSON WEBSTER R. H. WH1TBEcK. G. P. WINTERS. J. P. KINNEY. A. T. E. OLMSTEAD. C. R. PAYNE. . CB. Schurman Gllub. 1903. HOWARD S. BRAUCHER. FLOYD L. CARLISLE. HUGH D. CUTLER. CHARLES L. DIBBLE. HERBERT D. A. DONOVAN. JAMES F. DORRANCE. THEODORE E. FAXON. WILLIAM A. FRAYER. FRANCIS H. HILLER. EVEREST A. JUDD. CHARLES E. KELSEY. .flD6l1'lb6'L'5. RICHARD K. MCGONIGAL JOSEPH H. MIDDLETON. CHESTER L. MILLS. JOHN RANDOLPH. WILLIS W. ROE. GEORGE H. SABINE. HERBERT C. SHATTUOK. JACOB G. SMITH. . JOHN B. SMALLWOOD. ARTHUR J. TIETJE. GEORGE M. WELCH. JOHN E. WENTWORTH. 265 JBenjamin 1Ibe Wheeler Bbebate Gllub 1904. MERRILL O. EVANS, JR. THOMAS M. FOSTER. ALBERT H. WRIGHT. HENRY C. HASBROUCK ERIC H. WEBB. JAMES G. PARKER. MORGAN B. GARLOCK. HARRY V. CLEMENTS. FLOYD K. RICHTMYER. HARLAND B. TIBBETTS. ALFRED E. MUDGE,JR. LEWIS R. GUILICK. IIDCUIDCYS. RUSSELL DEUDNEY. 266 CLARENCE A. DAWLEY. CHARLES E. KELLEY. JAMES B. THOMAS. PETER S. MCGUIRE. JOHN R. PIDGEON. ALFRED C. MORGAN. KENNETH P. BEARDSLEE. WILLIAM J. HOGAN. CORNELIUS W. GARRISON WILLIAM NEFF. JOSEPH H. VANDERLYN. HOYVARD C. SMITH. Gornell Eebate Uieam. 1901. lDenn5pIvan'ia:CEorneII Debates. First Annual Debate CI894D, won by Pennsylvania. Second Annual Debate CISQSD, won by Pennsylvania. Third Annual Debate CI896D, won by Cornell. Fourth Annual Debate CI897D, won by Cornell. Fifth Annual Debate CISQSD, won by Cornell. Sixth Annual Debate CI899D, won by Pennsylvania. Gotnell E6b8f6 UCHI11, 1901. MANTON MARBLE YVYVELL, 'o1. SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL, 'o1. RALPH SHERLOCK KENT, '02. GEORGE PAYNE WINTERS, ,O2 falternateb Go lI1lTlbf8:GO H1611 ECDHICS. First Annual Debate CI9OOD,1VOI1 by Cornell. Second Annual Debate KIQOID, won by Columbia. 267 'winners of the 'dllloobforb llbrige in Matorxg. 1871. JOHN E. MOORE. 1885. STODDARD M. STEVENS. 1872. ADOLPHUS L. RADER. 1886. E. D. ABINUM DE LIMA 1873. CNot awarded.J 1887 HORACE WHITE. 1874. JAMES F. GLUCK. 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE. 1875. GEORGE H. FITCH. 1889 H0wARD A. OPPEN1-IEIM. 1876. CLARENCE H. ESTY. 1890 FRANK A. ABBOTT. 1877. GEORGE VV. GILLETTE. 1891. CNot awarded.j 1878. CHARLES W. ARIES. 1892 EDWIN D. SHURTER. 1879. ALFRED MILLER. 1893 ERNEST I. WHITE. 1880. FRANK C. WHITNEY. 1894. HARRIETT C. CONNOR. 1881. CN0t awarded.J ISQS. GEORGE P. DYER. Divided CHARLES P. BACON. 1896. CHARLES H. RAMLIELKAMP I882' betweenEFRANK R. LUCKEY. 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS. 1883. ASA A. ALLING. 1898 CHARLES H. IWAYER. 1884. CHARLES A. POTTER. 1899. PIERBERT B. LEE. 1900. EUGENE T. LIES GOI1t65f8I1f5 in 1901. MARCUS JAMES GILLIAM. JAMES O'MALLEY. LOUIS CHARLES KARPINSKI. RICHARD OLIVER WALTER. SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL. MANTON MARBLE VVYVELL. 'Umil1I16F5 of U96 '86 !lD6lT1OI'iEll IDN56 in IDIIDUC SDCHRUIQ. 1887. ANDREW S. WHITE. 1894. EDYVARD V. HENRY. 1888. HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM. 1895. STEVEN F. SHERMAN, JR. 1889. FRANK H. CALLAN. 1896. IRWIN ESMOND. 1890. WILLARD H. AUSTEN. 1897. HERRICK C. ALLEN. 1891. EDWIN D. SI-IURTER. 1898. MORTIMER OSTHEIMER. 1892. ERNEST I. WHITE. 1899. WILLIAM O. MoRGAN. 1893. WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN,JR. 1900. WILLIAM H. MORRISON, JR. 2 '94 memorial Speakers. 1901. Whitbeck. , XVyve1l. Mosher. Lowenthal. Kent. Underdown. Winte1's. Smith. U111l1I161'5 of 1136 '94 flD6I1101'181 IDY156 111 ECDHYC. 1895. I896. I897. WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. HARLEY N. CRQSBY. DANIEL H. WELLS. 0011165181116 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL, 'oI, Winner. EDGAR SEEBER MOSHERI '00, 'oz Law. 'LE ROY BURNS SMITH, ,OI. MILTON MILLER UNDERDOWN, 'oI. 269 1898. GAIL LAUGIILIN. 1899. JAMES B. NOLAN. I9oo. FRANK H. HAUSNER. in 1901. RAY HUGHES WHITBECK, 'oI. MANTON MARBLE WYVELL, 'OI RALPH SHERLOCK KENT, 'oz. GEORGE PAYNE WINTERS, 'o2. Pifesizieazz' . Secrefary . Facully Alzzmm' . Congress . Wbz'ie Club Woodfo1'd Club Scburman Club Wlzeeler Club Presidenf Debale Presidefzl . V?ce-Presz'a'e9zZ Sec refa ry . Treasu rer . U n io zz library 1Il1tetior. Eebate Clouncil. Eebtlfe 'mTliOl1. 270 PROFESSOR D. C. LEE. J. B. HARRIS, ,OI. PROFESSOR C. W. POUND. PROFESSOR J. W. JENKS. PROFESSOR G. L. BURR, '81, S. EDWIN BANKS, ,95. G. D. 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FOYVLER,'o3,P11. C. H. FAY, '01, N. Y. A. N. SLOCUNI, '01, Pa. J. C. CULVER, '02 Law, M. A. BELTAIRE, '02, C000 R. P. MORSE, '03, N. Y. ., '01, Ind. XViS. 1ffY5f UCYIOFS. R. BI. HART, ,OI Lz1w,N. Y. R. C. FENNER, '02, Pu. G. A. OLDHAM, '02, Ohio. Secono Uenors. T. O. KYLE, '02, N. Y. J. H. NEVILLE, '02 Med., 111. L. P. XVARNER, '02, Del. 1fif5t JB85565. C. C. GERMANN, '04, N. Y. A. W. HARD, '03, N. Y. T. R. VVILLIAMS, '03,P:1. Seconb JB85565. THOMAS DOYVNS, 'oz Law, N. C. W. GARRISON, '04, N. Y. C. S. CLARK, '03, N. Y. 5Ba1ljO Gltlb. M. A. BELTAIRE, Lezzfz'ez'. Jmanjeaurinas. J. F. BORDEN, '04, Pa. HAINES GRIDLEY, '04, N. Y. 272 F. L. SIVYER, '05, Wig. C. W. ENGLISH, '04, N. Y. W. E. CARROLL, '04, Cul. W. J. I-IOGAN, '04, Y. c. W. MAJOR, '04, N. Y. T KETCHUNI O4 L. . ,N.Y. J. B. TALLMAN, '04, N. Y. J. B. CHASE, '03, N. Y. L. E. HAXVLEY, '05, N. Y. E. H. MAC LACHLEN, '05 L aw, XVz1sh ALFRED HUGER, 'og Law, Y. G. UTZ, '02, Ohio. BI. B. MANN, '02 Law, Ill. H. R. COOPER, '04, N. Y. S. C. N. c. FASSETT, '04, N. Y. R. W. ROOT, '04, Minn. 0. J. O. DRESSER, '01, N. Y. C. S. YAWGER, '02, N. Y. ROBERT EOLLANSBEE, '02, N.Y. ifitst JBa11jo. H. F. BADGER, '03, Mich. IIMCCOIO JBanjo. F. J. SCI-IXVAB,'o3,L:1. 'GeIIo. B. E. FERNOVV, JR., '04, N. J. O. DRESSER, '01, N. Y. A. S. PRICE, '01, B0. 1. J. OXVEN, '03, 111. W. R. COUCH, '02, N. Y. P. G. CHACE, '01, 111. C. M. BRONVN, 111., '04, N. Y. ROBERT EOLLANSBEE, '01, Cr. EDXVARD BURNS, 111., '03, N. Y. C. S. YAXVGER, '02, N. Y. lDi0Iil1. CAUFIELD, '04, P0. C. H. FAY, '01, Pn'sz'de11l. PROFESSOR G. P. BRISTOL. Guitars. A. S. ARMSTRONG, '02, N. Y. 7 EDVVARD BURNS, 111., 03, N. Y. 1. J. OXVEN, '03,111. 5660115 Jsanjo. B. F. LONGNECKER, '03, 01110. ifitst lnsanbolin. M. E. CROSSETTE, '02, 111. c. M. BROVVN, J11., ,O4-, N. Y. C. L. GILLESPIE, '03, N. Y. W. 1.. BOXVMAN, '04, B0. J. K. QUIGLEY, '02, N. Y. :Bass :IBanjo. R. A. TURNBULL, '04, N. Y. Seconb llbanbolin. W. R. COUCH, '02, Ohio. W. S. vOR1S, '04, Ohio. lbiolin. flDElI1COIiI1 Club. JOHN O. DRESSER, Lcader. ilfirst IHSHIICOUUS. R. 1'. MORSE, '03, N. Y. M. E. CROSSETTE, '02, 111. W. S. VORIS, '04, 01110. W. R. LATHROP, '04, N. Y. SZCOYIC !lERl10OIiI'l5. B. F. LONGNECKER, '03, 01110. S. R. DAVIDGE, '03, N. Y. GLIUHFS. A. S. ARMSTRONG, ,O2, N. Y. H. F. BADGER, JR., '03, M1011. J. K. 0,U1GLEY, '02, N. Y. Imanbolae. E. 11. TEAGLE, '02, 01110. 1-1. s. BOONE, '03, 01110. Y. J. J. CAUFIELD, ,O4, P11. L. H. VAUGHAN, '04, Ill. F. J. SCHXVAB, '03, Ln. A. A. BREXVSTER, '04, Ohio. H. XV. THOMAS, '04, 111. A. M. LARSON, '04, M11111. E. J. MEYER, '04, N. Y. R. A. TURNBULL, '04, N. Y. R. W. ROOT, '04, Bliilfl. C. L. G1LLESP1E, '03, N. Y. HAINES GRIDLEY, '04, N. Y. 'GeIIo. B. E. FERNOXV, JR., '04, N. Y. !lDl15fCHI GIIIDS' GOIIHCH. GODFREY GOLDMARK, '02, Scrrclary. CHARLES E. TREMAN, 'S-9, Trcasfzrfr. JOHN L. SENIOR, ,Ol, Jlzzzmger. ifacultg Elbvisotg members. B. S. CUSHMAN. PROFESSOR A. B. TROXVBRIDGE 'Ul11D6EQPHDl1Ht6 fH56lTlb6I'5. XV. H. MORRISON,-IR., '01, .llezzder Gln' Club. VT. O. DRESSER, '01, L0'mt'er ,II!Zllfi0!l'7Z Club. M. A. BELT.-XIRE, '02, Lender Banjo Club. 273 GL-ffy Jx 4 .J WARREN G. OGDEN, CHARLES W. CROSS, EDGAR S. BOYVMAN, CHARLES D. YOUNG HARRY R. MCCLAIN R. A. TISSINGTON, 'oo. I. C. BROWER, 'oo. NAS V 9ffIC6I'5 T1 W x v ' 'X T Bxscovz LITTLE ox Pzeszdenl DAVIS I-IAWLEX, I , ol, Vice Pfeszdeul .. fx, 'u -'-v X ' ' . E ' ffffl, EH u,Q02if fi? 5 'offif .- A .- .1 ,f- x - . V .' ' ,:. f f- ' C 'L ' . H: S -fifiii: F., -iff? E fffff' 1 ' 1 f 13 .1 .7 3 -L CT' -21 -f .f35f ' ' ' fi iwwf.-Sfy2+fwggmwffff.4'We4?ffiwAi++QAfcQNL I -, A ' ' - ' '1. ' I - ff: -33 if ' Z,', .- - . .- '- 5 -Q .. Ex 5 if ' .' . R - I T . ' FFS, - Pi 5 53 i m . w 1 V . . . , f 2, - ' ff-ge I ff if - ' , 'ig-, gas A .2 :J M: Q . jx . -A - -V - :f .f .1 'E .. N. 'P 3E..1l...3- 5' -.5 N E: Q2 - . ' ' -X' '. ' 3 ! ' C 3' 3 wf 5 fs, EI-.. S. 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B. LITTLE, '01, . R. VAN NAh1EE,,OI Law. 274 W. RONEY, 'o3. Sears. Purcell. Miss Brown. Cavnah. Cross. Rhodes. Dempster. Roney. McClain. Miss Hirsch. Hawley. Miss Andrews. Miss Valentine. UDG lDl'iVElf6 SCCIIQIEIFQ. A FARCICAL COMEDY IN THREE ACTS. WRITTEN BY C. H. HAWTREY. Given by the CORNELL MASQYUE, assisted by the Misses VALENTINE, HIRSCH, ANDREWS and BROWN. Distribution Gf GDHITHCYCEB. DOUGLAS CATTERMOLE ..... MRS. STEAD, DOug1as's Landlady . SIDNEY GIBSON, a Tailor . . . HARRY MARSLAND, DOugla.s's Friend . ROBERT SPALDING, the Private Secretary MR. CATTERMOLE, DouglaS's Uncle . . KNOX, a Bailiff ..... . . MISS ASHFORD, Edith's Aunt . MR. MARSLAND, Ha.rry'S Uncle . EDITH MARSLAND . . . EVA WEBSTER, Editlfs Friend . JOHN, a Servant '. . . . . . . THOMAS, Mr. Marsland's Gardener . . . . MR. CHARLES WOOD CROSS . MISS LOUISE FARGO BROWN MR. WILLIAM WHEELER RONEY MR. ROBERT LEDGER DEMPSTER . . MR. DAVIS HAWLEY, JR MR. HOWARD EDWARD CAVNAH MR. WOODWARD WIXOM SEARS . MISS ELIZABETH VALENTINE . MR. ROY VERBECK RHODES 'MISS ELSIE HENRIETTA HIRSCH MISS BERNICE PAUAHI ANDREWS MR. HARRY RICHARD MCCLAIN MR. WILLIAM GRAY PURCELL Under the Direction of MR. HENRY GAINES HAWN, of New York. 275 15 If LE S Ta .. 12 L4 i Slocum. Turnbull. HCC. rcwstcr. B Downs. Longneckcr. Borden. VViI1. Utz. Yo B rowu. Fassctt. XVu1'ner. Morse. Bowman. Clark. Ch p 1 iic lc. P-. .-td 5 Q: E U Q- .- w gg -EJ: 1, SE 5 M. 3 P : -E ? .352 2:23 1:37-1 E 'L' L: 13 2 5 9.4. .,,.H EET, +2255 : 30 : LD SX Q LLUJ CJ ,Q Z. 'LJ V5 E U E 3 iz: 'i 0 L .Ed U4 .wi H - 'S 2 2 rs ,E glrf Ui ill P :Q -' . E E- -4 J - : STG 5: H .mi D 20 564 C 7. AJ . ' L - 5 4'.L. ,ju :till .-'3 O a OO:'01 19 DS, lu G CHI i 115 Som mer. llis. E Morse. 6 :J L: 'A U M W Q3 1: E 3 Z E S ei Q : JJ '.l1 f- 5 Q E 5 Roncy. 1111 S . E :S .D - I v-4 nil ,-4 Q z o 3 L. 5 E 'G C1 11 C1 Hulse. hams. XV il uf L 11 SJ U1 M: Us 'U cg ,Z-I gli 5 E Z o Ml A H U rf 3 ge! Us 'Q' an O 13 I-' 3: v-I A 'E E 5 71 71 9 U O U -4. 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PLACE. july I7 1873 g5',:V,ff'MIfA'.f?r:ZQ:: Yale . . 16 59 Springfield. july 18 1874 ' VY Columbia 16.42 Saratoga. Col., H., D., Wes., - july I4 1875 Y., A., Br., B , U., Cornell . I6-531 Saratoga. H., P. . . . . july 19, 1876 H., Col., U., Wes., P. . Cornell . I7.0Ii Saratoga. june 14, 1879 Intercollegiate . . Cornell . 9.15 Saratoga. july 10, 1879 Col., Wes. . . . . Columbia 8.26 Lake George. july 4, 1880 Col., Penn. . . Cornell . 9.12 Lake George. june 30, 1881 London, Thames . . London . 8.56 Henley. july 2, ISSI Hertford College . . Hertford . 8.19 Henley. july 4, 1882 Penn., Wes., P., B. . Penn. . . 9.35 Lake George. july 4, 1883 P., Penn., Wes. . . . Cornell . 11.57 Lake George. june 19, 1884 Penn., P ...... Pennfr . 9.0651 Philadelphia. july 16, 1884 Penn., Col., P., B. . . Penn.T . 8.392 Saratoga. june 19, 1885 Penn. .... . Cornell . 8.38 Philadelphia. July 5. 1885 Br., B., Penn. . Brownx . 9.105 VVOrcester. june 19, 1887 Penn. . . . . Cornell . 5 Philadelphia. july 5, 1887 B. .... . Cornell . 9.383 Worcester. july 4. 1888 Penn. . . . Cornell . . . 8.193 Philadelphia. june 24, 1889 Col., Penn. . . Cornell . 15.30 New London. july 5, 1889 Penn. . . . Cornell . 6.401 Philadelphia. july 18, 1890 B. . . . . Cornell . I7.3O Ithaca. july 26, 1890 Penn. . . . . Cornell . I4.43i New London. july 24, 1891 Penn., Col . . Cornell . 14.2751 New London. june 15, 1892 Penn. . . . Cornell . 17.26 Ithaca. july 8, 1893 Penn. . . . Cornell . 2 . 0 Lake Minnetonka 3 4 june 16, 1894 Penn. . . . . Cornell . 21.12 Torresdale. june 24, 1895 Col.. Penn. . , Columbia 21.25 Poughkeepsie. july 12, 1895 Trinity Hall . . . Trinity Hall 7.15 Henley. june 26, 1896 H., Penn., Col. . . Cornell . 19.2932 Poughkeepsie. june 24, 1897 H., Y ..... . Cornell . 20.34 Poughkeepsie. july 2, 1897 Penn.. Col. . . . Cornell . 20.475 Poughkeepsie. june 22, 1898 H., Y ....... Cornell . 23.48 New London. july 2,1898 Penn., Wis., Col. . . 4 Penn. . 15.515 Poughkeepsie. june 27, 1899 Penn., Wis., Col. . . Penn. . 20.04 Poughkeepsie. june 30, 1900 Penn.,XVis.,Col.,Geo't'n 4 Penn. 19.41 Poughkeepsie. A.-A111l1e1'st. D.-D2ll't!I1C7lltll. IDCIHI.-PCI1IlSF'lX'2ll1I2l. XXYIS.-X815-COI1hlI1 B.-Bowdoili. II.-IIz11'1'z11'1l. .-Trinity. XXICS.-xXYCSlCj'1lll Br.-Brown. M.A.-llzisszlclnisctts Ag1'iCultur.1l. U.-Union. Y.-Yule. CO1.-Cl7llllI1l'llLl.' P.-Princeton. XV.-XVilli11111s. JkC!l1'HCll Hrstg ruled 011t011 foul. IKVOrld's 'l'CI31'I1Cll second. W Amerie: iPCllIlSj'lX'ilI1l2l did not startg Cornell rmvcd 50111 295 record: 8.o.11'ecl shell. lil ILL Id 81111.11 li ll 'WU' '1 1 Q L: 's 1900 'varsity new. LORING GRISWOLD ROBBINS, 'OO,Ma:zage1'. GUY EDXVIN LONG, 'Oz . . RALPH WELLINGTON ROBBINS, ,OI . WILLIAM Cox DALZELL, JR., 'Oo CCaptainj . JOHN MORGAN FRANCIS, 'Oz . CHARLES BURLINGAME SMALLWVOOD 'OO H ROBERT VVINSLOYV BEARDSLEE, 'Oo ALBERT SIXIITI-I PETTY, 'oz . HENRY ERNEST VANDERHOEF, ,Ol SEWARD NVXLSON I-IARTLEY, 'OI 'varsity jfourfwareb Grew. ARTHUR FREEMAN BRINGKERHOFF, EASTMAN ALBIN BURROXVS, 'Oz YVALTER OLIVER BEYER, 'oz . ALAN ESTIS FLOWERS, 'Oz 'Oz CCaptainQ 296 Coxszurziu Siroke. Seven. Six. Fl'U6. Four. T hree. T-wo. Bow. Bow. T-wa. Three. Slroke. Robbins. cl. -:N GJ 1-' E 'T' p-4 bil I O voo L lx obbins. R Petty. Francis. S m :Ll 1. zel Ci 7m :J va T5 :J 511 f-T Q 2 3 E P 'varsity Grew, 1900. Brinckerhoff. Beyer. Flowers. Burrows 'lbarsitg flfoutswareb Grew, 1900. lbateitgg Jfoutswateb Jfresbman. '1DarsitQ. jfresbmau Grew, 1900. JACOB GEORGE SMITH C0-VSWIIIVI WHITNEY MERRILL . . Sl'f'07f6- HARRY TRAVOR KUSCHKE 5611621- FREDERICK ELIAS BENEDICT . - S130- ROBERT LEROY HUTTON . . Five. Y JOHN PETER FRENZEL, JR. - FWF'- CURTIS RALPH OSBORNE . TANZ- PHILLIPPE FAZIO BALLINGER . Two- HOWARD MUNR0 LONOYEAR . . . . 50141- Substitutes.. THOMAS JEFFERSON VAN ALSTYSE . . . - PW!- BRONSON HASBROUCK SMITH . . - P014- STUART HAZLEWOOD . . . - Sfflf50fU'd- THOMAS RAY FINUCANE . . . - Sfdflfvafff- IlflfC5bl11Hll Grew 'lRCCOl'D. DATE. OPPONENTS. XVINNER. TIME. MILES. PLACE. July 13, 1875 Brown, H., Pr. . . Cornell 17.32i Saratoga. July 19, 1876 H., Dartm., Col. . Cornell I7 235 Saratoga. July 17, 1878 H. ...... . Cornell 17.1321 Ensnore. June 24, 1890 Col., Y. . . . Cornell 11.065 New London. June 9, 1892 Col .... . Cornell IO.56 Ithaca. N. Y. June 20, 1894 Dauntless . . . Cornell 11.152 Ithaca, N. Y. June 19, 1895 Penn. .... . Cornell 11.182 Ithaca, N. June 25, 1896 H., Penn., Col. . . Cornell 10.18 Poughkeepsle. June 23, 1897 Y., H ..... . Yale . 9.195 Poughkeepsje- June 30, 18967 Col., Penn. . Cornell 9.215 Poughkeepsle. June 23, 1898 Y., H. . . . Yale . II.22g New London. July 2, 1898 Col., Penn. . . Cornell 10.57 Saratoga. 1 ,THUG 26, 1899 Col., Penn. . . . Cornell 9.55 Poughkeepsle. June 28, 1900 Col., Wis., Penn. . Wisconsin 9.41 Poughkeepsle. I 300 cv .lf .S vu gill :SB ,M ua O s . 3+-1 pu ,.- 552 :G qu '-'CQ 5 .... +-... :cu --fs! VAC: 9' flu E fu 0 -:4 4 Ds.. Alstvx 'Q .. e. Bu Van I-lnzlewood. Fmucnn .:I +: E U1 +4 as bn 1fVZ6blTI8Il GUZW, 1900. Gornell University Single Scull Glbampionsbip JBabge. PRESENTED BY CHARLES S. FRANCIS, 1883. A. S. PETTY, 702, Present Holder. CARL A. Roni W. D. Oscoon . MARK W. ROE . . L C.IMDLAM,655 . VV. C. DALZELL, JR., 7.31 JOHN NL FRANCIS 639 A.SNHTH PETTY,8D55 WON BY 302 1884 1892 1395 1897 1898 1899 1900 Y l R. D. STARBUCK, '01, Captain. PERCY I'I,xL'Gn'roN, Coach. FREDERICK XV1I.1.1s, '01, Manager. Pnolfismok DENNIS, Advism ilf0O'fb8II, 1900. C9 I 1-J 001 BALL 1KM of Kit ' 0 D -' I ill 1. 2 1 J .1 fi 1: - R S IN 2 W 'fi f s 2 X J A D 1900 Q 21 DATE. Sc0RE. OPPONENTS. SCORE. PLACE. Sept. 26 . . Cornell . 16 Colgate . 0 Ithaca. Sept. 29 . . Cornell . 6 Syracuse . 0 Ithaca. Oct. 3 . . Cornell . 6 Rochester . 0 Ithaca. Oct. 6 . . Cornell . 6 Bucknell . . . 0 Ithaca. Oct. I3 . . . Cornell . 16 Wash. and Jeff. 5 Ithaca. Oct. 20 . . . Cornell . II Union .... 0 Ithaca. Oct. 27 . . . Cornell . 24 Dartmouth . 6 Ithaca. N0v.3 . . Cornell . I2 Princeton . 0 Princeton. Nov. IO . . . Cornell . 2Q Oberlin . . 0 Ithaca. Nov. I7 . . . Cornell . 0 Lafayette . . I7 Easton. Nov. 24, . . . Cornell . 42 U. of Vermont . 0 Ithaca. Nov. 29 . . . Cornell . 0 U. of Penn. . . 27 Philadelphia. Summary: Games won, IO, games lost, 2. 'varsity Jfootball Zlicam, 1900. FREDERICK WILLIS, '01, Zlfanager. R. D. STARISUCK, ,OI, Cag6faz'n. PERCY HAUGHTON, Cozzcfl. A. A. BREYVSTER, '04, .Qzmrfer back. W. J. XVARNER, '03,LMgua1-d. R. D. STARBUCK, 701, Fu!! back. W. F. DORNER, ,OI, Rzgk! guard. HENRY PURCELL, JR., '03, Lafz' hfzlfback. E. R. ALEXANDER, '01, Lefz' fackle. A. B. M0RR1S0N, JR., '01, Rzzgki haffbark. C. A. LUEDER, '03, Rzghz izzckle. W. H. NAh'1ACK, ,OI, Cezzier. C. A. TAUSSIG, '02, Lqf! end. C. W. CROSS, ,OI, Rzjghf emi. Substitutes. Backs. T. R. FINUCANE, '03, L. A. KILBUIIN, '02 Law. G. M. DE NIAURIAC, '02. HENRY SCHOELLKOPF, '02. A. R. S. H. HUNT, '04, G. S. XVHITNEY, ,OI. CORFIN, '04. D. R. THOMAS, '01. Line. C. G. HARD1E,,O2. II. E. KINNE, '04. VV. S. VORIS, '04. 304 J. C. OT1S,'01. J. W. DAVITT, '03. H. R. C00PER, 'o4. ,J . :J .23 ,5 :LD-1 A P. rm UT P U:-. U IZ 3 3' Fil 5 Q 2 U E S Z : 5 v : 2 A 1 Q'-I E Z J. 5' bn Z,-fy: gFE Fi f if 2 L.: 5' .14 T1 5 n 900. 62011, 1 II U ootba if itg F5 'Hia Costello. U 0 r-I I L' U .J he-4 A :J II O 4-I U2 U5 :. : s-4 D3 If 'T' r-4 'U :J ,- ll 2 ,QQ 533 FW in B 5 vm 5 5 3 L14 Su an : -3 Zh-1 c in ...I I 5 2 III S E N 1900. Sophomore :Football Ream, el. Ld E ,- Q B E in E O QS G' ,o -H UU! 12 P 2.5 .dill 7'-3 CEU.. Oo Qi!! 3 itil fu : 5:6 E-U: O f-3 E E 'E' .E Ugg 3 V-4 ,-'Z 1: E 9 Q 5 4 w 2 W 1900. Jfresbmzm Jfootball Ream, 'ff' 1- ,ff - J' , - f , f ' ,.f 4 R fi 1,31 ff fr 2 , XX K Xa 'vw AT Psmxsx LX AMA GAME SUNDM' NUJRNING Amzzxz PRINCETOY GAME XT Pmzcx' FIELD 11 ,ff , par. 5-Mqr. mi. r, A' X -. '? ,. ,-fn , . ,,ff ,, , . j fI 3 f swf-1' 1 asf I SFU: 1 ! i'Jz l'? :f5?' ' 1 Finucane' A jgifzr,-f'a-'E '5 1:3 --1? H M' Q Qu ls-W R X A , 5 f I . 15' QE 1 Y I I I f I I' -A L Qt S211 cn, -.. ' 1 .Q , 1 '41 .- .R x I 1 'I ,, 1 r N ,War ffikw V N li A i A X i , x l 5 fins QWQ, ff , 5'1fei ,T!'w.5-'e,1- ' KX, . ' A- ..,- MQ , , I-1',..f., --31.1 gg! ' . 1'-:ff 7 WN W, -' gg. gf.--A La- -9:5 , K -1 1-L5 ii -f' -A' '-: f zzf-.1-PM -'23-4k1'T :3f3'w' ' t - fL,,.4-..' l ' 4 l JBuchQ llbunting. P , ' .- 4 L 4 4 1 F , , , , ' 133335 . .. W i , ., .1 si, tn 4 E. L. IIOISEKTSON, am, Captzun. IIUGII AIENNINGS, Couch. D. R. CFIIOBIAS, '01, 1I21I'I2lgCl'. PROFESSOR VVIIITE, President of the Council IIBHSZDHII, 1901. DATE. OPPONENTS. CORNELL.l QPITO' PLACE. , NENT. March 27 Clemson College . 7 Q 9 Calhoun, S. C. March 28 Mercer College . . 6 1 Macon, Ga. March 29 University ofGeOrgia . 7 1 3 Athens, Ga. March 30 University ofGeorgia . zo 1 S Atlanta, Ga. March 3I University of Georgia 14 7 Atlanta, Ga. April 2 University ot'N. C. . O l 6 Chapel Hill, N. C. April 3 Trinity College . . 8 l 7 Durham, N. C. April 4 University of'Virginia . 5 6 Charlotteville, Va. April 5 Georgetown University . 4 l I4 VVashington, D. C. April 9 Tufts College . . . 7 l 4 Ithaca. April I4 New York University . 16 7 Ithaca. April 2I Carlisle Indians . . I3 4 Ithaca. April 25 Syracuse University . 7 2 Ithaca. April 27 Syracuse University . 1 6 Syracuse, N. Y. May 2 Princeton .... 7 II Princeton. May 3 Fordham College . . . 1 3 New York City. May 4 Manhattan College . . , 9 18 New York City. May 5 University ot' Pennsylvania 6 5 Philadelphia. May 9 Hamilton College . . . I3 , 6 Ithaca. May I2 University of Pennsylvania 4 6 Ithaca. May 16 Colgate University . . V 16 3 Ithaca. May IQ Princeton ..... O 7 Ithaca. May 23 Niagara University. . 9 I2 Ithaca. May 26 University of Michigan . '2 7 Ithaca. May 30 Holy Cross ..... o 3 YVorcester, Mass. May 31 XVesleyan College . . 4 16 Middletown, Conn. June 1 Andover ...... I4 8 Andover, Mass. june 4 University of Chicago . . 4 Ithaca. June 9 All Interscholastic Team . 1 Ithaca. june I4 Oberlin College .... 3 Oberlin, O. june IS University of Michigan . . 7 Ann Arbor, Mich. June 16 University of Michigan . . II Detroit, Mich. june IQ Carlisle Indians . . . I2 Ithaca. 'lvarsitig JBa5ebzilI Zlieam, 1900. W. L. WRIGHT, Zvlmmger. J. K. BOLE, Captain. HUGH JENNINGS, Coach C iWH1NERY. lst ROBERTSON. C F 5 PATTERSON. ' GREEN. 2d l-IOWLAND. ' ' CHASE. BOLE. 3d COSTELLO, BOLE. P. LYON. S. S. BROWN. R. F. LYON. SANDERS. L. F. NEWTON. SANDERS. 314 fi ij. 5 in 5 .. -, rs 3-1 ai va 3 ,- 5 -'I 7 1 1 ig Ro CL V 1' X ol B hi. rw U E if r :Z : .I L1 U U .. A A 1.1. Q-.. JB sm ni Sanders. Green. H Owlamd P f O CI ci 681111 190 E Il H5658 JB BENQ 'IDB ' Burr. Page. Bruce. Gillespie. Chase. Bierrill. Costello. Ferriss. Rowe. McKoon. King. Lee SOIJDOITIOFC JBBBCDHU 563111, 1900. Nelson Bristol. 'ES rf o 77 E v-1 Glover. 1 :J 'T' r-1 ff , FG Q Putters on. I1fl'Z6fJm811 JBHBZDRH Ueklm, 1900, + 4 ' 4 4 4 H. E. IIASYINGS, ,OI, Captain. -lox-IN NIOAKLEY, Couch. -I. II. BLAIR, ,OI, Manager. P1401-'Esson LEE, Adviser CIZHCR, 1901. LETIC l R13 ORD wutsiboot. EVENT. RECORD. HOLDER. DATE fF. W. Rane, ,Q2 May 13, 1892 I VV. P. Belknap, ,QS Oct. 22, 1892 - lj. R. Bouien, '96 May 9. 1896 100 yard Dash . 105 sec. 1 Ht L. Daniels, ,97 April 30, 1897 I C. D. Young, '02 May 21,1900 LF. M. bears, ,O4 Nov. 7, 1900 fl-I. L Daniels, ,97 April 30, 1897 220-yard Dash . 225 sec. i giilsgz Zig: 3328 LF. M. Sears, '04 Nov. 7 IQOO 440-yard Dash . 50? sec. H. E. Hastings, ,OI May 63 1399 S80-yard Run . 2 mln. Ig sec. H. E. Hastings, ,OI May 21, 1900 One-mile Run . 4 min. 292 sec. A. O. Berry, ,Ol May 26, 1900 Two-mile Run . IO min. 4 sec. B. A. Gallagher, ,OI May 17, 1900 One-mile Walk . 7 min. 21 sec. E. C. Zeller, ,QQ April 30, 1897 I2O'j'3I'd Hurdle . 16iI sec, 1S'VE,I'V15i112Ler-?'jr,9QOO Z? 1223 , - A A 1 H. E. Clark, 'QQ May 27x 1899 220 yarfi Hlfldle ' 2.65 Sec' IH. H. Lyon, '01 May 21, IQOO One-mile Bicycle . . 2 min. 22 sec. R. F. Ludwig, loo May 10, 1898 Two-mile Bicycle . . 5 min. I3 sec. E. B. Gorby, '96 May 13, 1894 Running Hi h ump . 6 ft. 112 in. C. U. Powell, ' 8 Ma 7 18 8 g 9 ,Y la 9 Running Broad-jump . . 21 ft. 9 in. G. A. Larkin, '00 May IO, 1898 Pole Vault ..... II ft E 9135232216001 May 27, ,599 Putting 16-pound Shot . . 38 ft. S5 in. A. B. Lueder, ,QQ . Nfay 6, 1899 Throwing I6-pOlll'1d Hammer 144 ft. 15 in. L. VV. Boynton, '00 April 27, IQOO 1h1:EDoor. EVENT. RECORD. ' 1-10LDER. DATE. Vo-vard Dash . . . . . 2 sec. i C. D. Youn ,'0z Rlarch 1 00 3 . 3 g 11 9 35-yard Low Hurdle . . . . 5 sec. C. D. Young. :OB March 7, 1900 40-yard High Hurdle . . . 55 sec. , C.SV.Wils0n,jr., 'co March 7, 1900 0V01'ld's record.j l Running High jump . . . 5 ft. II in. C. U. Powell, '98 March 6, 1896 Standing High jump , . . 4 ft. 9g in. L. Burnett March 5, 1897 Standing High Kick . . . 7 ft. 75 in. H. G. Reed March 4, 1892 Running High Kick . . . 9 ft 5 in. C. E Murphy. '93 March 3, 1893 Pole Vault ..... . . IO ft. 85 in. W. A. Frederick, '03 March 22 1901 Standing Broad Jump . . . IO ft. 6 L. Burnett March 5, 1897 Putting 16-pound Shot . 40 ft. 3 in. R. XV. Rogers, '04 March 22 1901 A .n A L J .Q 5 5 .. x Z Z Z2 GM us 4 P +4 3 F rf r : f .r H . bo A - C 3 35 G :k -51 P-ZF: F55 551. . J: . M .- -1 1: 1.5 '5 211' -- 'TW ::.-:.:- -rfxl 242:-1 L' f' :Iv V - x 5- 3 Ein .,. T.: A. Q: E PU 5 Q P ,, - as Q : : ' 5-'J '3 ?5 DD '-Tw : -Q21 : Gp JQ ,- .. N-., ME. .' .K 5 c d F-' 9 - A F A I f Q . 5 E 1 C s 2 A ..- A : --1 S 2. Q U In un O '-1 'lllareitg Crack Ream, 1900. E 'T' P-1 C IA 'J' E-4 5 N 'F P-4 E -14. 4? U C ,Q IJ L C ,- E 41 :J :J me A4 if U .31 E5 6 +4 K1 3 1 5 5 UI T: P G1 7 y. M r 'A 1: 5 sf P f G ill If : 1 L-1 'P' E D-1 2 Q1 4: 'D P fin Cu rro ll Longnecker. XVoodw:u-Ll . 1900. SOIJIJONOIT6 UPHCR 5681119 Vzlughzm. H. E. Thompson. SL'1llS. Rogers. R. BI. Thompson XVHIZ. Smith. iftesbman Crack Ream, 1900. Girosssdiountry 1Recorbs. Season of 1900. Tlnterclass 1Race. April 15, IQOO, Ithacag Distance, 45 miles. C13 A. O. BERRY, 'o1. Q23 B. A. GALLAGHER, 'o1. Q35 -I. C. F1NC11, 'o2. CQ A. J. SXVEET, ,OI Winnei-'s time, 29 min. 23 sec. Team Scores. CID 1901. I4 points, Qzj 1902, 34 points, Qgj 1900, 37 points, QQ 1903, 52 points. 'lll1f6l.'COH6QiHf6 Cfl'O55:Q:O11l1ffX2 'lR?lC6. Dic. 1, 1900, New York, Distance,65111iles. C23 B. A. GALLAG1-1ER. Q33 A. J. SWEET. C85 C. j. BIORRISON Q35 J. C. FINCH T eam Scores. C11 Cornell, 26. Qzj Yale, 28. f3j U. of Pa., 28. Q41 Columbia, 71. Princeton. Gornell QFO55fCl:Ol1l1lIl'Q team. 5635011 of 1900. B. A. GALLAGHER . . . . . . Caj5lm'u. A. SYVEET . . . . . . Manager. FINCH, GALLAGHER, MORRISON, SWEET. Subsz'z'iu!es. BERRYMAN, MCMEEKAN, SMITH. 324 Sweet. Morrison. Finch. Gallagher 'varsity Grosssmuntrg Geam, 1900. 'sf XP J. C. FINCI-I, Cajilain. C. JONES, Zllanager, E. A. JUDD, I H. RIEDEL, Assziefanf Caplain. C. R. VANNEMAN, A-'mff 1fM 'lf'4 ?fS !fD6lTlb6I,'S of IEICCIIUVC Gommittee. FINCH, JONES, RIEDEL, MORRISON, SWEET. IIDQIUDCYS. L. TUTTLE, '00, M. BROWN, '01, A. GALLAGHER, '01, J. SWEET, ,OI. TRAUTSCHOLD, ,OI. M. BEDELL, 'Oz. W. DARLING, '02, B. FLANDERS, 'oz. LESSELS, 'oz. G. BERRYMAN, '03, L. FERDON, '03, A. JUDD, '03, J. REINHART, '03, R. VANNEMAN, '03, W. WOODWARD, '03, L. ACKER, '04, W. JAMESON, '04. A. F. ARMSTRONG,,0I. C. T. EDGERTON, '01, W. B. RAWSON, ,OI. W. B. TOOLEY, ,OI. J. L.. ZOE'rzEL,'01. D , S. BELLINGER, '02, J. F. FA1RBA1RN, ,02- R. P. HIGGINS, '02. S. F. O'DAY, 'O2. H. E. EPLEY, '03, C. G. HANNOCK, '03, D. MCNIEEKAN, '03, R. J. TAYLOR, '03, T. K. WEBSTER, '03, W. P. LAWSON, '03, T, M. FOSTER, '04, B. B. SMITH, '04. . O. BERRY, '01, . J. MORRISON. ,Ol. SCHULTZ, ,OI VOORHEES, '01, WEST, '01, CARR, JR., '0z. FINCH, '02, JONES, 'o2. RIEDEL, '02, FERDON, '03, HAXTON, 'o3. CQJACKENBUS1-1, '03, URNER, '03, - WILLIAMS, '03, LINDSAY, 'o3. W. H. HENDERSON,-'O4. J, P. URNER, '04, TRUI15. flares, Hounds. Oct. 13, 1900. A. J. SWEET, E. H. RIEDEL. Q15 B. A. GALLAGHER, Q25 C. J. MORRISON Oct. 20, 1900. C, T. EDGERTON, R. TRAUTSCHOLD-. Q11 J. C. FINCH, Q21 R. J. TAYLOR. Dec. 1, 1900. E. H. RIEDEL, W. B. FLANDERS. Q11 J. W. POATE, Q21 W. B. TOOLEY. 326 E A :J U25 59 5 vu T' F- Z -1 'Tl : 'E --Jr ZS' .2 gn -5 'CJ Z 5 ... ,ii .492 D E-rm Eid rid , nf J: SU ,gc W- - .., 3 .2440 -I E .LI ,- 5 .. ill .5- D.. ifr- 'C U :Q TJ J L E 2? UZ D41 P. ,AID 71.3 mn an T ,E-1 SJ E: . 235 Z. 1900. Cornell Gtosswountrg Glub, f f w . L. 5 611' x PJ -:-9 J i A KN 'ly , C59 92 V i. I 1 5 ' J- 9 .4-mf.. '-'-21- ,N -N A wffiCCl'S. J. H. RUSSELL, P1'6Sl'1l7l?71l'. ' C. YV. DAVIS, Mafzager-Treaszzrer. B. O. FRICK, Vz'ca-P1fesz'fz'ezz!. H. F. BLOUNT, Secreiary. Zlctive flDCI'l1bClf5. VV. O. BEYER. H. D. A. DONOVAN. A. R. KELLER. PERCY PROCTOR, JR. H. F. BLOUNT. J. R. EARL. O. A. KENYON. J. H. RUSSELL. H. S. BEATTY. B. O. FRICK. . C. M. NIARSH, JR. M. A. SCHULTZ. C. M. BROWN. L. G. GAGE. E. J. MEYER. T. F. SEWARDS. W. L. BOWMAN. J. E. G1GNoUx. G. J. NATHAN. T. M. SEWARDS. W. R. DEAN. O. G. GUERLAC. M. C. OVERMAN. F. B. STOCKLEY. C. WV. DAVIS. El55OCiHtC !lDCll1b6I'5. C. VV. FURLONG. G. H. SHEPHARD. L. H. KEELER G, B, VILES, 1lfCllCillQ !lDElSfClf. PHLLIPE BRIGANDI. 328 Blount. Russell. Davis Gignoux. Brigzlndi. Cornell 21f6I1CiI1Q 568111, 1901. Giornell jfencers' Club. 'U'flllllllClf5 of the ZUIISICI' IIDCUHIS. '9S. '99. '00 J. E. GIGNOUX. C. H. BRUSTLEIN. N. L KINIPE A. S. KREBS. A. E. WIELAND. C. W DAVIS 'cefllll 1Recorbs. New York, April 16, 1897. N. Y. A. C., 1574. Cornell, 1500. New York Fencers, 1499. Harvard, 1476. Ithaca, Jan. 15, 1898. Cornell, 79. University of Pennsylvania, 76 New York, Feb. 2, 1900. Cornell, 5. Columbia, 4. New York, March 31, 1900. Harvard, 23. Cornell, 21.3 Annapolis, 22. Columbia, 20. Yale 4. Ithaca, April 20, 1900. Cornell, 7. University of Pennsylvania, 2. Feb. 15, 1901, at Ithaca. Cornell, 7. Yale, 2. 1901 568111. JOHN E. GIGNOUX. CHESTER W. DAVIS. + VVielancl wins intercollegiate cl1:nnp1o1zsl1ip. 330 HARRY F. BLOUNT. J. H. RUSSELL, Sub. L 00:0 19 lub, ZIICCPE' G Cornell if SSE ECORD 501311611 'ILEICFOSSC Glub, 1900. E. A. BRINER, 'or G. A. SMITH, G. A. B. TAPPEN j. V. RITTENHOUSE Goal . Pt. . C. 21501311 . lsz' difzse . 2d dqfeazse . jd dqllznse . Cerzier . jd ailack . ed aliack . JSI' atfacle . Ouiside home Inside home Subsfzlu ies . wffiCCI.'S. Games won, 35 lost, 3. . Presifimt. . Crzpfrzizz. . Jllamzger. . Asszlslazzt Mazzager. E. A. BRINER, 'oI. ALEXANDER MCDOUGALL, G. M. FORREST, 'o2. L. C. GRATON, 'oo. H. W. PECK, 'oo. J. A. MAGOFFIN, 'o2. L. H. BOECHER, 'OI. A. B. SCOVILLE, 'oo. A. C. SIMIS, ,O2. H. M. WOOD, 'o2. G. A. SMITH, G. QCapl.j R. I. DODGE, 'oI. A. B. MORRISON, JR., .OI. Tied for Inter-'Varsity Championship. 332 G 15 E 5 7: 'U U .':' Z d S3 on f: 2 -6 c Ac 2 Y SE .. 5 Fm CL ri ai U 'U fl-1 xi c 4. F5 26 5 U 72 LD 5 :E Q Tr S3 r: :I .4 .L 4 1.5 'JD E 9 -I A orrcst. F 63111, 1900. C HCFOSSC TFL GOITIIGII ornell 'ilelockeyq Eeam, l900:01. E. S. Armstrong. E. B. XX'l1ltll'I2lll. A. R. Ellis. C. B. Brown. J. ll. Luc. H. Bl. XVrJod, Capt. G. A. Smith, Conch. R. RI. Roberts. C. H. Dzly. AI. IYI, Straus. G. A. SMITH . Coach. H. M. WOOD . Captain. R. M. ROBERTS . Mafzager. E. B. WHITMAN . Execzaizbe 0g7?cer. C. NI. WATT . Asszkiarzi Mczflzlger. 'lR6COl'C. Cornell. Opponent Swarthmore, in Philadelphia . . . 4 I University ofPennsylvania. in Philadelphia 4 I Princeton, in Philadelphia .... 4 2 334 jfrancie JBoat lub. I--1 Syracuse Grew. Defeated Syracuse 'Varsity, Lake Onondaga, Syracuse, june I5, 1900, two-mile Course. Crew: MAGOFEIN, coxswain, KUGLER, stroke, TOOHILL, seven, POEVLEY Ccaptainj, six, EDMONSTON, five, B. SMITH, four, BROWN, three, CHASE, two, TINAN, bow, PRICE, MARVIN and PRUYN, substitutes, FAY, club captain. C Fail regatta, I9oo. Crew: PRATT, coxswain, FLOWERS, stroke, TINAN, seven, MARVIN, six, EnMoNsToN, Hve, BURROWS, four, PRUYN, three, BEYER, two, MCLEARY, bow. A. E. H. E. C. B. E. C. R. M R. F. H. L. C. L. C. H. J. M. A. E. S. C. W. B. !iDCI1IbCI'5. ARMSTRONG. S. S. LOWENTI-IAL. BEYER. G. E. LONG. BROWN. C. L. Loos, JR. ,BATCI-IELAR. W. F. MILLER. CAMPBELL. S. H. MCLEARY. CHATILLON. R. G. MARVIN. CHASE. W. J. NORTON. EDMONSTON. J. N. OLIPHANT. FAY. A. H. PRATT. FRANCIS. H. B. PLUMB. FLOWERS. L. G. PRICE. HULSE. DAVID PAINE. KUGLER. E. H. POWLEY. 335 W. C. PERCY G. W. F. W. G. L. T. M. T. N. B. H. N. O. P. XV. E. D. F. H. PRUYN.- PROCTOR, JR. RISTINE. SCHEIBNER. SOUTHARD. SEWARDS. SEWARDS. SMITH. TIFFANY, JR. TINAN. TOOHILL. 1 TEAGLE. E. R. AI.EXfXNDEli, 'oz . D. BELLINGER, '03, . A O. BERRY, 'ol . . wg, O. BEYER, '02 . . .A.BREws'rER,jR.,'r1g. A.F.BRINcKER11oIf1-', 'oz D. K. BROXVN, 'oz . . E. A. PRURROYVS, 'oz . J. B. CHASE, '03 . F. D. CoLsoN, '97 . G.-I. CosTEI.Lo, '03 . C. XV. CRoss, '01 . C. XV. Davis, '02 Law . XV. F. DCJIQNER, '01 . . J. S. DOUGIIERTY, '01 Law C. B. ENGLISII, '01 . . -I. C. IPINCH, '02 . . T. FINUCANE, '03 Law A. . PXLOXVERS '02 . J. M. IFRANCIS, ,,O2 . . B. A. G,xI,I.AGIIER, 'or . H. E. I-IASTINGS, '01 F. I-IOIVLAND, '03 S. H UNT, '04 . G. LARKIN, '00 . G. LoNs, '02 . .LUEDER, '03 . L. S. Lx'oN, 'ox . E. lN'IA'I'HEXV50N, 'og . O :vp1pFO DAVID lx1CNIEEKAN,jR., '03 . A. B. MoRRIsoN,jR., 'OI . C. -I. NIORRISON, ,OI . XV. H. NAMACK, 'oz J. C. OTIS, '01 . . J. R. P.x'rTERsoN, 'oz F. C. PERKINS, '01 . A. S. PETTY, '02 . . J. C. PIERSON, 'oz . . 1'IENRY PURCELI., JR., 'og R. XV.R01xlIINs, ,OI .k E. L. ROBEICTSUN, ,OI Law IIENRY SCI-IoELLKoI'E, 'oz R. D. STARBUCK, '00 . F. L. STRATTON, '00 , A.j. SNVEET, '01 . , A. Taussro, '02 . , . E. VANDERIAIOEF, '01 VV. J. XVAIINER, '05 . , YV. G. XVARIQEN, '03, G. XVI-IITNEY, ,OI M. M. XVYVELL, '01 C. D. YOUNG, '02 , C. H WEAR RS OFT H Football, '98, '99, '00. Track, '99. Track, '99-'00, Cross-Country, '95-'99 Crew, 'o0. Football, '00, Crew, 'o0. Baseball, '99-'oo. Crew, '00. Baseball, '0o. Crew. '95, '96, '97, Bascball, '0O. Football, '98, '99, 'oo. Fencers, 'o0. Football, '98, ,9Q, '00, Baseball, 'W. Crew, '99. Cross-Country, '99-'oo. Football, '00. Crew, '00. C1-ew, '00. Track, '00: Cross.C0untry, '0o. Track, '99-'0o. Baseball, '00. Football, '00, Track, '9S. Crew, '00. Football, '00. Crew, '99, Baseball, 'oo. Track, '0o. Track, '00. Football, '99-'OO. CrossACountry, '0o. Football, 'o0. Football, 'W. Baseball, 'oo. Football, '97-'9S. Crew, '00, Football, 00 Football, . Crew, ' 9-'OO. Basebaril, 99-'0o. Football, '0o. Football, '98, 99, 'o0. Baseball, '97, '9S, Track, 799, Cross- 1OllIltl'j', '9S, '99, 'oo Football, '99-'0o. Crew, ,QQ-,0O. Football, '99-'00, Track, 'o0. Track, 'o0. ' Football, 'oo. Football, '9S. . . Track, '0o. 336 E. R. Aluxzmdcr, 'ol, I?1',fJn'.u'l1l11l1't'f QI' Hz'1II'1'l'S qf C. H. B. Plumb, '01, R. II. ITYCIIILII1, Prrszliwzt I11!w'xfhn!u.vI1'c League. Grzzdzrnlv TI'A'17.Ylll'l'l Giornell Eltbletic Gouncil. 1900:190l. PROFESSOR L. M. DENNIS . . . . . Ac!z'11gPresz'a'e11!. R. H. TREMAN . . . Grrzdzmie Treasurer. E. R. ALEXANDER, 'or . Secrefmy. membership, JBQ:ilLaws, Elrticle 1l. The Athletic Council of Cornell University shall be composed of the following persons :- QU The six trustees of the Cornell University Athletic Association chosen by the Council as prescribed in the By-Laws of that Associationg C21 One representative from each Cornell Alumni Association, such representatives to have three votes in all provided three or more be present, otherwise one vote eachg C35 The Manager and the Captain of each of the following branches of sport:- Cal The Cornell Navyg C65 The Cornell Baseball Teamg Qcj The Cornell Football Teamg Cdj The Cornell Athletic Teamg C45 One representative of the undergraduate wearers of the C9 C59 The President of the Interscholastic League. 333 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1869. 1870. 1871 1872 1873 1875 1878 1880. 1881. 1882. 1883. 1884 1885 1886. 1875 1876 1883 1884. 188 5 1887 1888 1889 1890. 1891. 1887 1888. 1889 1890 ISQI 1892 1893 jformer 'lbarsity Gaptains. Urack Seam Gaptains. O LEw1S. C. G. SHAVV. G. W. RULISON. G RULISON. J. R. BOWEN. M CONKLIN, Catcher. G. E. WRIGI-IT, Short Stop. M CONKLIN, Catcher. M CONKLIN, Catcher. J. N. OSTRUM, First Base. W. S. LAPE, First Base. R. H. TREMAN, Catcher. J. C F. J. C C H. .L. A. WOODARD, Second Base. AVERY, Pitcher. . A. W. OLIN, Second Base. H. HUMPHRIES, Catcher. HALL, Catcher. HALL, Catcher. . L. L. TAYLOR, Catcher. ' 1897 T. G. FENNELL. 1898 C. M. POWELL. 1899 R. H. RIPLEY. 1900. ROBERT DEMING. 1901 H. E. LIASTINGS. IIBa5ebaIl Captains. 1887 H. L. r.rAYLOR, Catcher. 1888 H. L. TAYLOR, Catcher. 1889 J. T. YOUNG, Short Stop. 1890 J. J. HERRICK, Catcher and First Base 1891 A. C. FIELD, Catcher. 1892 A. C. FIELD, Catcher. 1893 H. L. TAYLOR, Catcher. 1894 E. P. YOUNG, Catcher. 1895 C. P. JOHNSON, LW Field. 1896 F. O. AFFELD, JR., Third Base. 1897 J. W. BEACHAM, JR., Lej? Field. 1898 C. V. P. YOUNG, Catcher. 1899 J. F. MURTAUGH, First Base. 1900. J. K. BOLE, Pitcher. 1901. E. L. ROBERTSON, First Base. Gaptains of the THRVQ. J. N. OSTRUM, Stroke. J. H. F. F. G. N. W H. N. OSTRUM, Stroke. SWARTWOUT, Stroke. SCHOEIELD, Stroke. SCHOFIELD, Stroke. FIELDER, No. 2. 'rOBEY, Bow. DOLE, Stroke. BENEDICT, No. 2. J. M. WOLFE, No. 3. 1901. SHELDON. HOWELL. Hayhack. UPTON, Tackle. YAWGER, .i2uarterhack. JOHANSON, Tackle. JOHANSON, Tackle. BARR, Tackle. 1892. H. W. TVIARSTON, No. 5. 1893. C. J. BARR, No. 2. 1894. THOMAS HALL, Stroke. 1895 R. L. SHAPE, Substitute QHenley Crewj H. C. TROY, Stroke QAmerican Crewj. 1896. F. W. FREEBORN, NO. 4. 1897. E. O. SPILLMAN, No. 6. 1898 F. D. COLSON, Coxswaiu. 1899. S. L. FISHER, Coxswain. IQOO. W. C.'DALZELL, JR., No. 7. H. E. VANDERI1OEF,NO. 2. Jfootball GRDHHH5. 1894. WARNER, Guard. 1895. XVYCKOFF, .Qztarterhfzck 1896. BEACHAM, Halfhack. 1897. MCKEEVER, End. 1898. WHITING, Halfback. 1899. STARBUCK, Fullhack. IQCO. STARBUCK, Fullhack. 1901. WARNER, Guard. 339 Sophomore 1Rusb Ream. 16t Gaiam. WHITNEY BIERRILL, ll. F. BLOUNT, JR. EDWARD BURNS, JR H. D. CLINTON. C. L. COOL. W. A. HEITSHU, JR. R. L. HUTTON. H. T. KUSCI-IKE. C. R. OSBORNE. W. C. PRUYN. W. W. RONEY. G. H. SABINE. E. J. SHILAND. W. F. STEEL. T. J. VAN ALSTYNE. Costello. Merrill. Belling 2D CCHITI. Cajii. C. T. BARNUM. H. M. COALE. J. B. CHASE. H. M. FERGUSON. D. F. FULTON. STUART HAZLEWOOD. J. D. HULL. J. M. LEE. J. L. MOTHERSHEAD. F. A. PIERCE. A. W. STONE. W. A. TYDEMAN. W. G. WARREN. G. C. WRIGHT. 340 G. J. CosTEI.Lo, Capi. CF. 30 UCHITI. D. S. BELLINGER, Capt W. T. ANDREYVS. C. B. BROYVN. C. W. DAVIS. J. F. DORRANCE. H. E. EPLEY. W. A. FREDERICK. - C. L. GILLESPIE. S. F. HAXTON. J. H. MIDDLETON. J. B. SMITH, JR.. S. H. TOWNSEND. G. S. VAN WICKLE. G. M. WELCI-I. W. B. ZIMMER. I with 'liheneseee of the jf1r5t Numbers Hssueb 1? , r ' I I M ig 4 ,,,,,,,g4j ' If .,, 4 ,Q .. .M . .M-ff. . ,. ,L jul.. l.l A Um. 1. T lil 'lc 1 ,XJ For 1868-9- ..,. . -sun--M -T-- ' I f 'FFH6 1 ,X QV. . . A , . . 31 Q. 1,4 f g 21,3J,'f Q va T - ' 'VL .ll 93' V' - I ' x ' x .1 f H-fi -Q If . . 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S.u.-Clmmng chzaned repaired' and exchanged. i'NIf6iiR'1?ii '3i'Cf55EiH'i5mgi, ME . ,C' aural um funn arilcw. 56 nw suue sn. CV V W, MXNCIIESIAICR, sf, Manufacturer of Red Line Olznli. ,ug ,... .-..M-!Y1uH92'm:'s Cf'lY BUTILING WUBKS, Il. Schwnrlz. ,I ', Qmpriblux-. , Homer at :hc P.Ll. Bear Milwaukee. i' Harlhulpmuy in-cwxng Uo.s4Rocbesnnr Lagerf llunu- facturer ol liunrm Glngur Am. uircu Beer, Lemon and Sqpaamrllln Soda.. 41:31 Greer4u'uy'sASyrncixse xx and XXX Idle, Inrporleil lloxlkcd lmss Alu for angie. All ot- I'l'l'lACA, N. 7 SIQPT. 'rT6, 1880. ' , Plugs Tnnxx Cams. , I T IEE E S U' N sipunxiumi di-rang um um., by um srudaus fx cm-neu ufmnwuy. on are lr um naw, Finch A Am.-w. Spc1u:uS,r:ncr.i'a, ruld Audm: R C!uurch'x, or will be fgr. mqru rosubuzrilxrs in the me of ,Q mu -r ni--nur. hoo 3 hm, 0. 53.0, 3 mf. 'Au ff-mmu.aQn,.., u. ...la lk aa. .fnmu -0 ' - , , I 'mls cnnxsu. sun. r-hm, N. v. Pnuswn un Asl-aus R Cvwxfcu. 4: E. Suri: Srunrr. been considered a mark of pruipgrilyg ifwc had published an enlarged number inner in lhc Lenng Bu: we prefer to givu rhu mms when il i5 fresh than to win C0Ilg'l'21lLliilliDllVS by issuing supplcmenls. Il shall lic Lhb endeavor of the Szrx to bc anrwspupcr, and whenever occasion .denmnds Cl'1li1l'gClllClll, additional pages will be added. 'lhe regu- f- '22-:2':+::wf5--:MAE--fri'w--7:'vQ . 'lVl'l:llOl l,'2lRl' apblogy Rwrrour appearance, we make ourV bow to the college world, and :specially lo that pnrt ofit in which Corlxcll, her students, friends and alumni are most inrermtcd. We have no indulgence to ask, no fiwois to beg, Believing that the inter- ests df the 'Uniyqrsityanxl of the sludents lmfijlc Qf 'die Sax wiill he wur images, of thc size: of this shcct. ' We make this announce- ment so that none may be clqccivccl by this imurf, or be nllurul into subscribing lbra four page paper by seeing an night page is- suez We ummm the support of fill8?Sil1ClClll.S, 1 but we will nike no underhzuid limfulfil lo . . um -Wm rgqg-xvupmiupz auenuun. V nmmeng om ivould bgsubsmeu by thc publimlion olfa obtain fl V ' Vf K :. 'V' V m?i'3i'l'.'ffiifTH,'ffff1f'1,iflg-,MF4f-LQ daily piipqr, one which should present news V, V Q VV D52 if FIOBWSUN- IUJPVIKHYB and 1104419111 .not onlyu frqni, tile vmious colleges, but By che changes in Lhe'Fadxrlrjifiiliiglnllxnife 4'r' , . 'LgWili'iiuji'iquf iko.vunjrliuurumnrreeu whzucsfer WHS 5fG'f5P0Cif1l imef'2Sl K0 Sflkflflrlls ocpurrkil during :hc past fV-'. iv.,yN2Vggl D,,,,r5,fVVg,, Tgm' cog-we ,wlrgl-ever it ogqurred, ii-crletcnnined to pub- V105e5'50mcVmQnVwhQ5q l0S'5heVV6?51n' 1 rm: , lishrlie Qqnuanr. is Hnancial Men who lrgifggrolm F is .a1rea11y'-msurddg and we CHD 311-' Universiiy,-who, have, helped -iqzmoulqinsf--.f , jIjI4V:fg5?75:,lioiE?Phs?- of Ullblmily. QFEW imourrce' funlxigsimringly that. ii wh! mike im! character and give iuiufrelhuiniiinii luikyii 1e.si4-krizffflsffsffil'img'-fiiifz-ifflniiifiiiiff 'diirfsiiilfafifeiifeff flffffflifffig P119 fvfmgff'fw w:2i'fa1i0ri1cdF0lso Q52 id ,'i. ff??P1:f3QSHfsQvv5jl'l?5+i31f55 9 ii?9mfF?5i.?'i35fi7'QE? fP'llliil?'e?: il? 5 Iflmfnew 5'f:i5'illl1Sf4?ldi' 'll if ' f f-J l 0Q3?Uifi-!'9xf5Qii!?5?l'-Q,3L,9l?2?Q5,2 qndlvrcusg. tliosqqfr thq ,injlitufigriVwl'iiQliVxvq:'gl1fQlliQhi nbc mg muse, of theirbsigjrigtigingfulf z9!?fzQOhg--Q1 l udfsfsbsisisiila,rfm,erir:Q1xr, V A ll? 'ib4f'i?9?fSSl'i95Ff1 ilIiaffEiir1nHfns 'ir F , if '.,, ' 1154. ,g pQf1l19fQff .'Q?hi?h5li5f f if 2':i9hQTf1i1kQ.l lllitiifiifif- - Q'u f ,,: .,I,ffL 7 ..,.-QV, ,qvfk ,V V .L,IQ: V..L VIVV p : V.: kv-q- . , ,V V V ' fu J, V' If f X' 'I -' K ' A g 71 ' ' ' . ' Vi-..V,.kbi if i u. fwuieisiwwuwrfff,wel fu: F' dfmf if-fi W W W rfr ir.r ' P 'bf i?lY f , f in V i i J U X ii ' Q TT Q f 'i H , 'i.' r,fr Q ' ,f,M 1 rfi. irr'i l A fi. J ,ffiif Q , 'iir -1i'f.'- ll- i1i1 ' v '2' 344 1 glfw 4 l Me V V, e s. Q., 1 ,.,, i. 2. 2 l is f 5 E i , S iQ E V O j.rp1.ii.7 A y I snsuzv cormsos, CORNEL ....4,.f..i4l .,......... ,...,, ....,...,......,.....,4..., . .. ..,.... . ,...... . ....... ...... ...... L UNIVERSITY, MARCH, 1887. No. tl -,.,, N,,......,..,.. -,,..W..,,,.l.,..,- .... N,..n,..,.. ....,. .. .,,., ..,..s,..,,,........,.,........,,,..M...N ,,,,... . ...,, ,, . .UN .,,, . . . ,,.'...........- , f V f 'gfi , i 5lQie,CG5roriKa.' , T'u5Iz7:hoI on Mc 1511: of mah manfh 2f:fr:'ng The Col- , hge Year, by Mc .vludwzls ry the 'Sinn-:v Coulson or rms Conmrm Uxzvrzizsirv, ,V V i V 11-mxcn, V., .Rt'ffYf.Sc'l!ffllj, A Mns !lm izllcrcsfs of the Jlfcchaniml e ,. , - 1l7ld'.L7ll?flI'f4'4llElQ'1'l!6'ff.Y: . V, V .. V'EDi1i0Fl,SAf ' A' ' Dnvm ll. UVIATT, '87, Ifdiior-in-Chiqjf - 1 ,xrVILLlA.M D. Gznus, TS7,V.6'u.vi11es.s Zlfannger, ' Gnonor: W. Bissau., ISS, Exclzange Edilan Jorix KNICKPQRHACKKR, C. E., RQGL, , ' ' , ' . Wir.x.mM A. AiosscRoi', 88g V , ' I . Ax.z.Ex C. B.u.cn, 'S9. , , llizmw R. Kxszxnnv, '89, , - , Dnxlrzi. Uvrox, '9o. ' , , I ' ' ' reams: - .Per Year, in Advance, Q - Q. 5,35 Single Copies, '- - + 'H' L, - 1,15 ' Eififd mpifs can br obfaiund' al flurlrzzs c21'i6ikurf:h's book sfarzr, llzlrzra, N. li ' f f , Subscrilicrs will pffarc f1!ll7lCz'f1AL?fllj! koiiw' as of any r'!zariz,fe in llzfir aifdrrrsig orfaifnre fo rereizfc Mis papcr rrgzzlrzfbz. ' 4. V Us wrz'Zrf's ,Gill immd, as iw!! as his won ma PI.vxrra,V:1zrz.i! l1Ct'0lll!Ir1!Ijl Nm urfide, as assumzice of goadfazllz i'l7ld ralia ilibf ,' bu! if wi!! up! bspublishei, wzlcss dr-sired. , V V V E.1'cIaan,gfes, r0n!ri6u1z'on.v, .s'i:b.9crfQS!iar1s, afiwrlfsf- mcnls mul all Dlhfl'l'0l7U7lll71i:L'!lff0f'l5 Q11 mail, should oc rzddressfd lo 'Kms CXULNK, Ifhzmx, Ai YZ V Lellerr for,61z6lica!2'a2L should be wrillen ibgidb in 21259. upon one side qfifn' jzapery unless ioo'!oizg'g'!lzr,y will be mserled as zurilleu. ' fhg edilors do no! fzald lhcmxelvzs responsible for opuizons e.xjnrf-:srri in zzrlirlex or' camm7n1ica!:'ous. Permian sv .menus 4 cmmen, rrmcn, N. v. , ' i conrnizrs. Prospectus, . . . . . , . . . lm? The History of Sibley College, . . , V2 Sibley College Lecture Course, . , The Telephone il'llLlPl10l.0Pll0l'IC, I .... . 4 The Sibley College Inspection Tours, .... . 8 The Recent Additions to the Sibley C011cgeV I V V H Q 0 TangeutialCou1poneuLs . . . , ,A X e -' Q . II Athletics, . Q ..... ' . 12 Alumni, , ' I2 PROSPECTUS. The Cmnlzf--Y leave acknowledge the du- bious epithet, but we :irc not idints--norf- cranks. True, it is not ours toVjuclgc of our ownbzxlsiricc. If cranks we are, ilint remains for our pages to prove. It is needless to remark our renders will bc spared any such, exhibition. If we are such, we should be cranky, indeed, if lwe blazed zibroacl that cranks we were. V Foxtevery periodical there should he a need 'to warrant its pulzliczilion. If the HCCA is press- . ing and the opporinnities are at lzancl for filling fit, would we not be 'orzinks thi' ignoring it? Such is the situation presented in the Sibley College. The nxeelmmiczil and electrical stu- dents for many mouths liare longingly desired their own and peculiarHpublication-something iwixiclx they could call their ox-.fn'ancl where their pens could be as cleeply tgzclanicui as dcsiredg publication where the items of interest and the news in tlzeirmore irnniecliaie sphere can ilbe distiusscd- with ,4:opiouVsuesss and freedomg Itefnswliicli to others of the university press V' wonldybe valuable, or an which the editors iwoulcl 1ess'sl1opl shop 2 The news of Eour alunini, which to the engineering student is iOfgl'621lS value, would also be nminly recounting their professional success, which is usually al- ,most of Z1 pnrelyenginecring nature : and hence would be valueless if placed before the general reader. f But itiis objected, are we not competitors in college journalism, wlxicli will seriously affect the interests of the older establisliecl organs? Inftlie main sense we are not competitors, as our fields are so entirely distinct. Our niatter will be entirely too technical to lay before the general or literary reader. May not the regu- lar publications encourage the new venture, seeing that some writers have ventured to assert that the Cornell press was not repremntative of the institution. To outsiders the impression i V, 345 ik I 25.4 Xggf ffi as il 'af .v QPMA' gag Q! 71' N01 .346 Gbe Gornell Era. T. B. Evermzmn, ,O2, J. R. P21tfCl'SO11,,O2. Richalrdsou Webster, 'oz.B1!. L. Senior, '01, A1'l1'stz'r Edilor. usilzess ,zlLz11ngc'1'. P. R. Lee, 'o3. B. R. Andrews, 01. Miss L. NI. Puig, 'o1. WV. D. Straight, '01, Miss J. L. Drake, '03 .Ea'z'io1'-1'1z- C11 Published Monthly, By a, Board of Editors Chosen by colnpetition from the three upper classes. Office: 143 East State. 347 ornell Daily Sun. Ralph XV:u'c, '02, E. B. Null, '03, J. VV. Robb, 'o5. A. F. Brincker1miT,ioz. flSSl'SltI7ll' Jizrsfmfxs ,1HI7llIAf'l'l'. A. Sayer, '01. J. S. Guy, ion, james O'Mz1llcy, '01, G. D. Crofts, 'o1. L. G. Price, '02, l9l1x1'11rx.v -llmzugw 1 .1fLf1'l'0l'-I'11- C11 iff 1lhz11ag1'11g' Edflm Published Daily, except Sunday, By a. Board of Nine Editors, Chosen by competition from the Senior, junior and Sophomore Classes. Office: 122 North Tioga Street. 348 Gbe Sibley 3ournaI of Engineering E. A. Burroxvs, ,C2. C. D. Gray, G. O. XV. Bodler, ,0l. F. J. Folk, '01, F. D. Newbury, 'ox, G. Koon, ' 131151111883 l1,hlillIg6I'. .E!il-f!7l'-I'7l- Ch Published Monthly by a. Board of Six Editors, One of whom is a. Graduate: three Seniors: and two juniors. Office: 143 East State. 349 'Ghe wibow. Herman Dercum, '02, R. II. Shreve, 'oz. T. B. EN'C1'1I12lIlIl, 'o2. H. F. Sommer, '05, XV. D. Strzlight, '01, H. B. Plumb, 'O1, J. O. Dresser, '01, J. A. Smith, '02, B11.v1'nesS Jllalznger. AD17If1g'I'7Ig' Er1'1'lm'. Artz'sIl'r Ed1'lm'. H. L. Leupp, 'oz. J, D, XVurner Published Bi-Weekly. Humorous. . . Illustrated. Editors chosen by competition. Office: 143 East State. 350 ornell Ellumni 1Flews. H. L. 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S one who sits at evening in the lamplight, all alone, Seeing images before him of strange things that he has known, So I gaze into my fire, till in shadowy design I see the faded outlines of that old drill suit of mine. 1 My Freshman roommate snickers with a giggle of delight, As though he read the musings of my Senior mind arightg For I heave a sigh 'of sadness as I vividly recall . How I carried 'round a musket through two springs and one long fall. X The figure of a captain, full of arrogance and pride, ' Is as plainly marked before me as the Freshman by my sideg And I feel my heart beat faster as he walks along the line To find some fatal misfit in that old drill suit of mine. f Again my face grows red as I remember, over all, e That battle on the hillside just behind old Morrill Hall, I When the Freshmen fit the Sophomores for the glory of Cornell, :Ls- Q , l ll I G ' ,I I Q ' 4 And the crowd of grinning watchers made the fighters feel like-Well, That wasn't quite so bad, perhaps, as marching in review A g Past a crowd of giggling Co-eds, in that cursed suit of blueg H T au' I When to jump into Cayuga were a privilege divine, W , 1 J fi If thereby I could have shaken that old drill suit of mine. ,-ll f' Once more, I almost fancy, I am marching on the grass, Q I j With one eye on the tower, where the minutes slowly passg l I ' X And I wonder if U fixed pivots is the same as U right oblique, Wh W And if the captain doesn't know commands sound all alike. ff ' fl ' kg s ,J f',g' f But ah! my dream is broken by a near-by trumpet call, 5 I ' - And I take the dusty jacket from its hook upon the wall. C AE I am shy one term of drill Work, and these visions I resign Q To don the cursed fragments of that old drill suit of mine. , I k T A. 355 the Elutomaton. HERE was once a girl who wished to be very Wise. So she pursued a course in the Higher Education of woman. The pursuit of Man and the pursuit of the Higher Education cannot be carried on simultaneously with success. So she temporarily relinquished the pursuit of Man. Now, it is a fact well established in matronly circles that the pursuit of Man is the only natural and happy occupation for a girl. Naturally, then, her guardians and friends saw the evils of her abnormal mode of life, and urged her to abandon it in favor of the more womanly occupation in which her sisters were engaged. The girl was troubled, but being a woman of resource-and a product of the Higher Education as well-she finally hit upon a Compromise. She adopted an Automaton. The Automaton was a first-class model, perfectly regulated and constantly at her service. Her guardians and friends could not distinguish between this Autom- aton and a real Man. For her part, she found that he gave complete satisfaction as a presentable escortg that his violets were many in quantity and his chocolates excellent in qualityg that he was so good an imitation as to deceive the most ex- perienced matron, and was in all respects exactly as represented. After the adoption of the Automaton her friends were content, and she was able to pursue the Higher Education in peace. Icannot account for the fact that in spite of her failure to pursue Man, she was wooed at last. Such an occurrence under such circumstances is,I am aware, so unusual that the truth of this part of my story may be doubted. However, it is a fact that this exceptional young woman was loved and made love to without effort on her part. And she found in this new state of affairs something so won- derful and sweet, that she forsook the pursuit of the Higher Education, and loved in return. On the eve of the wedding day, they sat together in the dusk and said many foolish things to each other. She told him how much nicer a real Man is than an Automaton. And then he laughed and said :- Do you know-it seems absurd, and you will guy me, I know, but once I was jealous of the Automaton. Of the Automaton ? she said. U But how could you be? The Automaton is only an automaton. N He had so many privileges, said the Man,- so many more than the rest of us. That was because he was an Automaton, Stupid, she said. But I did think he cared for you, said the Man. I am not sure now that he didn't. 356 Nonsense, said the girlg the Automaton is an automaton, I tell you. I adopted him that I might pursue the Higher Education without the reproach that I was neglecting the pursuit of Man. An Automaton can't care. He isn't made to care. The next day they had the wedding. The Automaton was best man. He performed his duties in a perfectly regulated manner, as a first-class model should. One or two of the people who knew that the girl had once adopted him, cast a glance at him to see if he would Weep. But he didn't Weep. For how could he weep? He was an Automaton, made to perform certain duties in a perfectly regulated manner. He wasn' t made to Weep. JVHEQ' I ?v l I ig I ' l X 12 I-: : , as Q.fff:,fQQ . -1515, Q -gg' K L-4 V wt , fr .- lan f Z ' I UA , ' 4' Q f NMR tw 015 ggff- X ' XTX' 1 f 1, X-A1 'gi' ! N llllmllx pmt I . fi i I 'I , , 4 l 'fx W WN f I ' ff 5! 3 Y My ' -' iffy!! ff ws N ily ll ,s 357 ,, T ' 4 H TF?-'?' Tll ' E .i ., , 1 :+ s risra aiar 2 r as . , r ., z - 4 fx , lf- Z' W l lj AM musing, softly musing, in my quiet little den, Erecting airy castles and comparing Now with Then,- The Then of bitter struggle, with every omen ill, When Andrew D. was Prexy and Cornell was Cascadillg And I smile and idly wonder what those old boys would say Ot what we call the problems we are up against to-day. For though our yearly income is millions, more or less,- Something more than J. P. Morgan makes on rainy days, I guess,- The Trustees and the Faculty are ever in despair To see their fondest projects dissolving into air, And Prexy frets and worries till his heart is sad and sore To hear the hungry lupus come a-scratching at the door. There is poor Professor Caldwell says he's got to raise the dough For another lab'ratory within a year or so, And to the helpless Faculty Doc Jimmie Law avows He must have a marble bath house for aristocratic cowsg Likewise with H. Morse Stephens, who is asking for the rocks To build upon the campus a professor's smoking box. James 1VIorgan's lamentation is many columns long, And penned in choicest English, exceeding rich and strong. Doc Hitchcock tells of hardships he has constantly endured, That would kill an army surgeon to labor long inuredg And he wants a man elected as assistant unto him Who shall draw his princely salary and take it to the Gym. 358 Doc Wilder, being mindful of his former mansion's fate, Wants a sleeping-place for felines built of six-inch armor plateg And a large appropriation would please him greatly, too, To purchase cerehelli of convolutions new. The Anatomy department, with the swiftly passing years, Is progressing slowly dorsad, Dr. B. G. sadly fears. Duke Lee is daily hoping some generous millionaire Will listen to his pleadings and endow for him a chair Of Military Science, whence Duncan may declaim Of his sanguinary record against the hordes of Spain, Giving frequent demonstrations how his famous battle went With the murderous mosquito that dared invade his tent. Had I but countless millions what wonders would I do! The dream of each professor would certainly come true. There'd be massive dormitories, and another gilded cage For the bohny little birdies who can't get into Sageg Percy Field would be remodeled, and above the paper mill I would build a ten-foot trocha forty yards from Dead-Head Hill. I am musing on the changes that thirty years have brought, And the reverential lessons those changes should have taughtg For the things we call essentials, to those old boys would seem The effervescent fancies of a dreamer-'s idle dreamy Yet the seeds by them were planted, and by others tended well, Till now the fruit has ripened in our glorious Cornell. In those old days the hungry wolf was ever fierce and boldg The story of his scratchings on history's page is toldg V The future of the Co-ed fair was yet quite unrevealedj D. F. Hoy was still uncaptured, and there was no PercyfiField g And they had no need of trochas, for there was no Dead-Head Hill When Andrew D. was Prexy and Cornell was Cascadill. F. A. N. ri ' ., wa rm? 2 an -5imT .':m3. Q . .r at g, 359 - fd K L J fl: A' V Z 4 M21 tg Q , 'ba X f if J' , J' Y g f ff I-IEY were four in number, they came from Sage, they were on their way down town, and their spirits were high. Without a glance they passed by Kelly's sweaters, Larkin's walnuts, Hank Angell's cravats and the Corner Boolcstore's pictures of the Campus cheap at fifty cents. Around the corner onto Buffalo Street they swished, and then halted. Oh-h-h I said Number One,-and each of the four gazed fascinated down the Hill. From the top as far as the point where the incline melts away in the distance, they could see nothing but one long, brilliant, treacherous, icy slide. The four were silent for a moment, but the true Sage spirit possessed them, mani- festing itself in the next remark. Let's try it, fellows. This from Number Two. We might get going so fast we couldn't stop at Stewart Avenue, and there might be a car passing, was the cautious rejoinder of Number Three, who was apparently unfamiliar with the habits of the Ithaca Street Railway Company. Well, Pm not afraid, said Number Four, and if you'll follow I'lI go ahead. There was some hesitation provoked by a guarded remark by Number Three that there might be some men around. A hasty glance, however, dispelled this dark suspicion, and they finally agreed to test the marvelous possibilities of Buf- falo Hill in winter. 360 Four started out bravely, gliding smoothly along the glassy surface with an easy motion. When she had gone about thirty feet she called back: N Oh, fellows, it's simply great! Come on! Any doubts the others may have had were dispelled at these words, and they hastened to follow their intrepid leader, first Two, then One, with Three bringing up the rear. Their first sensation was a hearty indorsement of Four's verdict, but this was followed by an uneasy presentiment of coming mishap, in turn changing to terror at a loud shriek from Four as she dodged a tree on her left. As they passed the gravel pit they were sliding beautifully, their arms cutting the most exquisite parabolas in the air to accompany the motions of their feet. At Quarry Street it was evident that the contestants' only hope was to land easily, if possible, but at the high stroke they were maintaining their chances looked slim. It was now apparent that what they had expected to be simply great was fast becom- ing N absolutely awful. As they flew past the Dunham' s Cocoanut sign, Four was flying signals of distress and Two looked groggyg but One and Three seemed to be sliding in fine form, and apparently the race lay between them. just before reaching Stewart Avenue, however, One caught a crab on a piece of exposed side- walk and capsized, putting her hopelessly out of it. In an agony of suspense, Four and Two passed her at a speed inversely proportional to their size and the remaining distance. As they neared Stewart Avenue they overtook Three, who had checked herself slightly when One collapsed, and together they breathed a prayer of thankfulness, fancying they could stop at the cross street. Vain hope! Their speed was too great, and across Stewart they shot on the run, only to strike the second relay of ice on the other side, and again they were off. They were now nearly on even terms, and it was anybody's race. In quick succession they cleared the curb at Osmun Place, each in a single bound, amid cheers from the crowded windows of the fraternity house across the street, but just as one of the men was offering odds on Three against the field, the trio struck a coating of ashes on Doc Coville's sidewalk and went down in a blaze of shrieks. 0 O 0 9 0 0 0 That evening the nurse in the upper hall at the Infirmary admitted two visitors to the women's ward, and a moment later heard a confused murmur in which she caught allusions to a perfect glare of ice, couldn't stop, and horrid men. Then the talking ceased, and the sorrows of the afternoon were drowned in aflood of tears. A. , 7 .-. , J S L 361 ,, ECI-Ioms A 'Eg FROM Q ll TH PRO U' I' Fill!! -f f'n u ,- TJ 1 .1 7 4 G. I- ,lxhs I 'EEL .c ,.- 'gi' ' 'EEEE:::::55'I lgnug:..,- - . 50 F-25.1 ilgiiii' J' 'Hill ' '16 11 'fi lf : Lfaavfgeg 0 1--11-ff 2. Eiiig Allnl , ,W 1' - I 'gh- fiiiiiig Q' -Q-Esgggi f Iiilliies , ' eaaam. 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An' each girl's got a chaperone, an' wraps an' shawls an' shoes, An' each has more damn flowers than she's any need to use. But now the thing is over it's no matter whose is whose, As they're comin' from the Junior in the mornin'. Why does that tall man look so glum? the Dryden farmer said. u 'E's thinkin' of the cash 'e's spent, said Shannon on the corner. H What is 'e searchin' for so 'ard ? the Dryden farmer said. wants to find a nickel, said Shannon on the corner. For 'e's now so bloomin' poor 'e can' t buy even cigarettes, An' first 'e says, What fun I've had ! an' then 'e fumes an' fretsg For 'e wonders where 'e'II ever find the dough to pay 'is delots, As 'e's comin' from the Junior in the rr1ornin'. 44 7E 362 'sr H Y Y -if . , A lp a E1 D Q . gl h -0.19 - I 1 ik s U X 1 2 Q , V i ' -I E . 1 iii lf X , f? 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Q WAS a bright October morning, all its beauties I was scorning, Bohning through an extra hour, as I'd often done before. At the Law School I was poring, into legal depths was boring, Reading many a yellow volume of the principles of law. Suddenly I heard a murmur, growing rapidly the firmer, Of a fierce and loud commotion out beyond the Boardman door, Like the Boardman yell, Crescendo, without aYminuena'0, For with ev'ry fleeting moment did it raise itself the more. Out I ran, and wild confusion, that was far from a delusion,- There it was 'tween me and Morrill to excite the strongest fearsg For a student mob was busy in kaleidoscopics dizzy,- Arts men, Lawyers, Vets. and Sibleys, Ags., and Civil Engineers. What, I said, can be the reason? Is this Arson? Is it Treason? Are they burning Davy's records? Will they make some Prof. resign? Do they want the San abolished? The Observat'ry demolished? ' ' YY 1 Will they do away with eight-o'clocks, and start the thing at nine? Thus I questioned, in my wonder, when the circle broke asunder, And I saw-a pig, with Bryan painted thickly o'er his side. Wild he ran, a-seeking cover, but no refuge could discover, For a sign of persecution were those letters on his hide. And I said: N Their party feeling they are surely not concealing, And they take a lively pleasure as they persecute the porkg But why don't the other faction bring some other pigs in action? D 71 Why not have a Bill McKinley, or The Guv'nor of New York . 364 Then they told me: Here in college We are always seeking knowledge, And We take a lively int'rest in the questions of the day. We'lI be voting at Election, and We've made a Wise selection, And We're bound to see that Bryan doesn't have his Woolly Way. But the Democrat Society, that's giving notoriety To many lights of Congress,- do they only stand and stare? Are they looking on this riot with a feeling calm and quiet, While the namesake of their leader suffers Woe beyond compare ? I had barely finished speaking when the pig, some refuge seeking, 'Twixt Pop IVIiller's legs found exit, and discovered he Was freeg Fast he ran, and faster hurried Cyou could notice he was worriedb, And We saw him disappearing toward the East, across the lea. Then I mused and thought of Bryan, and I couldn' t help a-sighin', As I thought of what a prophecy the riot had to give. For the Democratic leader CWill you not believe it, reader ?D Was fighting like the pig, right hard, in order iust to live. As the pig, his fighting over, Was returning to the clover Of the College Farm, a wearied and a Weather-beaten beast, So, I mused, will Billy Bryan Cand I couldn't help a-sighin'j To his farm be soon returning from the cold and heartless East. Drops of water make the oceang earthquakes start from little motiong Big events are like to small ones, only bigger, that is all. Mister Bryan, 'spite his glory, 's like the pig in this, my story,- They're both upon the farm again. Come in and have a ball! rf c , if c r . M P. I f f - ' tS lg ' i'Na7.,, n f ,. 4461- Q-:ff 'J X gli , I 'lf I ' -I Q 'i if VI . 1 ri y i t A H Q, QF., f , -Q lx lx 5 F X- lx , I L fi J ,, in , f . , , all ln, ' 'I r ' x f N- 'X' 1, .1 -I I xg' A ull: We All X . uk .- - f H, -llll ' Y! . J, - V 0, X, n - ..,,,?v.,R,N rg, . A ' ng.-V li, -. Q Q A xy Q :if lf- - i A u l A l I u .1 i The laws of the 3ungIe. OW these be the laws of the Jungleg and mind that ye keep them right well, For the good of your soul and your body, and the love that ye bear to Cornell: For the sake of Cornell's reputation, for the sake of her dearly earned fame, Let the Freshman and Sophomore pause, e'er their feuds shall redound to her shame. You would like to make Phi Beta Kappag would sacrifice much, it may be All prizes have relative values: a Friend is worth more than a Key. Do you growl against Co-education? Does prejudice make you rebel? We be of one blood, Little Brotherg the Co-eds are staunch for Cornell. Their loyalty never will fail, though they may not have lungs for the yell. When you think of last June and Poughkeepsie, don't falter, whatever you do. Remember we still hold the record, and take off your hat to the Crew. Because the fraternity wished-for has taken you under its wing, Don't scorn any man on the Campus who isn't within the same ring, For Ezra knew best when he founded the College for any old thing. N There is none like to me, says the Freshman the day that he first sees East Hill. But the Campus is large and the Freshman is smallg let him think and be still. The children of our Alma Mater are one in their dear mother's sight. Though far from the sound of the chimes, they cherish the pride of birth- rightg And over the roofs of New York there floats the Carnelian and White. Have you spent your last dollar for fare to the City of Quakers? 'Tis well. Have we wrested the laurels from Pennsy? The laurels are not to Cornell. Has our team met defeat, fighting bravely? Then, fellows, Iet's give down the yell! E. M. R. 366 Ellvoaxgs Something. E sat in his armchair, smokingg He felt in his mind so blue That he asked himself, While the smoke-Wreaths curled, What earthly use are you? u For your Alma Mater' s honor You can't do a thing Worth While With either the pigskin, oar or bat, And you can't run half a mile. Thus musing, he blew the smoke-rings On high in the misty air, While he thought of the deeds that other men did, And fell into deep despair. just then the door-knob rattled- The story is nothing new- He emptied his clothes, and broke himself For the Baseball, Track and Crew. E. N. F. QW lf 1 f l!-0 , if V ' 6 ,ff 4:g555555:x, 3:'f,. .g, 3 f -yf , X, Q3 -: . y llgltl .'.-I-Q 4 S2 153 ' zfkzfgia W i T. Q 'Biff Gio 8 wo f gi O Qi! 9 DCO CO 0 ZR' QQ f 9 O -' 3' r ' 1'9 ,118 4 367 WAS calling on El Eaugbter of the jfacultp. e afternoon-by request-upon the head of my department. He intended to show me how surely I was going to bust if I did not take a brace. Something detained him, and I was waiting in the parlor when his daughter tripped in g she's only fifteen, and may be allowed to trip. She is pretty, too, with long black hair and big brown eyes-the kind that make Freshmen feel like going back to Mother. r ' ...,... ' ' if Q! E . .. ' if if ,.i5Q1' W , ' ' fs- J:-' x 1 xt i 1 4 Si v - 2 31.1 is .,- -429 , vi ..,, , is W if ' A H.. fx .. L ,Lg f. ,ff L ., , , I 53,1152 i f . if? 1' ' Q ., fjgig 'f 2 ff .WWW ,www dom f 3. '35, I 'Z .si.s1':' ' ' I f' , l ff Q i iffy 1 Y ,rim , 4,17 'fri A 3. 1 f V fi A , gf 5 ,3533 1 , 'ix 'il' ' . l M ..t. 4 U And you Will Oh! you don order to live up to h How do you like being a daughter of the Faculty? I asked by way of introduction. Well, it has its disadvantagesf' and she smiled, just to show one of her several dimples, I guess. But think of the advantages,-the privilege of living in a circle of higher education all your life. I'd rather be a town girl, and dance and flirt and forget that there is such a word as dignity in the dictionary. U Isuppose you're in love with some manly little Faculty boy, I ventured. . I Yes, she sighedg but what good will it do? Doesn't he love you Yes, as much as boys cang and she sighed again. If he had heard he must have loved her a bit more than before. I fail to see your trouble, then, I said. When you are old enough you can get married. N But we can N And why ? N I-Ie will have to be a professor, like his father, she said. make a charming professor's wife, I added. 't seem to see it! I-Ie will have to marry some rich girl in pn . KI it X 7? is station. My father's a professor, too, so I'll have to marry a rich student, else -. Well, you just try living on fifteen hundred or three thousand a year an d see. So I learned that even Faculty daughters can be wise for their years. CULTUS. 368 QQ f 13 :ggi - 45. 5 all 'xx p ,X f it 1+ 1. !fvJll'lN V All X' 'll f3? '!' -l ' fl j . rw FT tg' -I , - 'il - , f' N l , I Pl al ll X lx WHY IDOIIIIIICGI' Q:Ol'l1DHl'lQ. IRE! Clang, clang, clang! There is a blaze on the I-Iill. See how it burns! Where are the firemen? Asleep? N03 here they come with the hose. What are they stopping for? To fight about who shall put the hose on the hydrant. There it is now! All ready? My, how the building burns! Why don't they turn on the water? It won't rung it is frozen in the hydrant. Can't they thaw it out? Oh, yesg but they don't care to. There comes the water! Turn it on the flames up there! What is the matter with the men? Why, they want to break the lower win- dows first. What for? For fun. What are they doing now? Turning the water on the crowd. Why? More lun. But, Great Scott, why don't they fight the fire? That is not what they are here tory they are here for fun. Bhd' ut t ey ont get within a hundred yards of the house! Certainly not, it is rather warm. Who are 'N ' those fellows over there? Oh, those are the students trying to put out the fire, but the Volunteers are doing everything possible to prevent them. Why? Because 'LW the students don't belong to the Volunteer Fire Com- fx pany, and have no right to put out fires. That is a lx good enough reason, isn't it? But I cannot under- I fly I 8 stand all this! Well, you are only a Freshman. You will begin to learn Ithaca ways after a while. E. N. F. 'IQ- A xmmnlnuuu x ' Y 4? I , on . NW,-I ,GX W, X X' I. 3. ,Zh - f 'xi'-. ,1l,:i5i,, '7,' - IX! .gl jf:1'.Y ,,, . If ', 'NZ--'f ssl. ' L K of H yi. Ju.. at ,Rv ,Q :N 1 -! 5 xx my Q fm 2. - , big. - ,Atri- 119' 369 . ' IF 1 JE XI V D f .sl Q azayli' X xx! K :S JW A ft ENDIPCEN was up against it. It was the old, old story repeatedg examina- tions were approaching, and some means must be devised for dodging them. Since the courses which he selected for his University work had no reputation for exceeding difficulty, it might have been possible to pass them up by dint of a reasonable amount of eleventh-hour study. But such a course was inconsistent with Bendixen's nature. He had come to college, not to get an education, but to enjoy life as long as the authorities would allow him to remaing and it seemed now that some desperate alternative must be devised, or his long period of pleas- urable loafing would be abruptly ended. He had imposed upon the good nature of his professors too many times to justify him now in resting the chances of his remaining longer in college upon their much-abused patience. For two hours he had figured and planned and reasoned, trying in vain to discover some loophole through which he could escape a notice from Davy, and the only result of his cogitating was a befuddling of his senses and a hazy sort of wonder whether he should play the last card. I don't believe any one was ever in better health, but I've got to make my- self sick enough to get into the Infirmary, and stay there at least until exams are over. As he muttered these words he raised his eyes, and his glance met that of the face which looked down upon him through the half-light with a world of sympathy. Yet somehow he fancied he saw reproach in the gaze, and a sorrow- ful disappointment that he should have stooped to the step he had determined to take. Bendixen stared at the face a moment, and then said, drowsily, I can't help it, Nang it's that or bust. So Bendixen found himself at the Infirmary, and on the official record he was reported as suffering from appendicitis. It was a new game for him, this feigning sickness-he, a man who had not been ill a day since he had had chicken-pox in his cradle. His powers of dissimulation must have been wonderful, however, for his case gave the doctor no little worry. Apparently the disease had made such headway that an operation ,had become advisable if not necessary. This was rather more than Bendixen had counted upon, and when the doctor had left the 370 I - -H - ww- -i- W f , IT-i, vi, Q Q V t k li - ' XX' ,iff-f - ,- - 'f F, ' psi I 5 X -sg E sy ' '21 2: 5- 'i an e t. if 57 I 1 ob 'Q 'J igggli' ' f 0 1f' :'--A- QA 0- I it-F 'L i f 1 l I-.R-ar! 0 c Z W .i i 0 'OOC 'fa Yi. is 3--.,-l'?-'-:fr.- ,. - 1 W Y .--. -V -- A room he broke an iron-clad rule of his life, and did some serious thinking. He finally decided that inasmuch as he really wasn't ill, an operation probably would not hurt him more than to lay him up for a time, and then there could be no doubt concerning the validity of his excuse for absence from examinations. So he nerved himself to meet the ordeal, and was laid upon the operating table. In the room were his own doctor and two others, who had been called in to assist in the operation. Bendixen heard them conversing in low tones, and now and then caught references to himself which made him uneasy. Two nurses stood silently by, exciting him to a frenzy of nervousness by the motionless silence with which they awaited the orders of the surgeons. The room was filled with the odor of ether, and in his agitation Bendixen fancied nothing could be so repulsive. When he thought that he must soon inhale those fumes until he became unconscious, the idea nauseated him. On a table at his side lay the glistening, heartless instru- ments which were to carve their way into his body looking for a diseased organ which had never been in better condition. Bendixen groaned. He had no time to observe more, for one of the surgeons approached him to apply that cone of ether-soaked cotton to his nostrils. A shudder of horror ran through him. He could not, would not breathe that sickening smell which seemed to permeate the atmosphere. With a despairing cry he raised himself, and then fell back with a thud. ' Bendixen picked himself up from the floor, and looked about him. The odor of a smoking lamp filled the room. As he mechanically passed his hand across his forehead he felt the cold, clammy perspiration which stood out on his brow. He lowered the lamp and looked at his watch. It was ten minutes past two. From the case over his desk he took down a book which he opened reso- lutely, and then he glanced up. In the laughing' eyes which looked down upon him from the frame on the wall there was a twinkle of satisfaction. When day broke Bendixen was still plugging I 9-Q X 'lo l 43 lg -,f II .of . A. f i l ,- -f-- if nf gflf' p -Q f- X - i lilig In 4,1 1 -Q X' If -F -3 L' AF gh JK ,gl l i if .rl if if it in 1 t i t -Tiff st' tif' i - 1 t at 5 r it f ,+ i ' ix If cl ef' l , ,, ' A gl A 3- T K CGI Gbe 'wife of the Jfounoer 372 GDC wife of U36 jfOl1l1D6F. ZRA CORNELL always said that the best thing he ever did was to marry Mary Ann Wood, in Dryden, on the nineteenth of March, 1331. The next best thing was the founding of the University which bears his name, and she did as much as any one else to help him in that. At the time of his marriage he was twenty-four years of age, a hard-working mill hand, with nothing further from his thoughts than the philanthropy which has made his name a household word in New York State. Love affairs are never perfect without oppositiong at least that is a theory held by many. In this particular case there was pronounced opposition. He was a member of the Society of Friendsg his wife was not. For marrying outside the faith he was forced to leave the Society. Mrs. Cornell was much alone during the early years of their married life. Children came to them, and she was busy with their care. When he became con- nected with the struggling scheme of the electric telegraph she frequently accom- panied him on his journeys, always helping him when she could, ever a comfort in adversity. The success of the telegraph meant trips to Europe and to the Canadian provinces. Both benefited by the liberal education of travel. They were rich by the time he began to take an active part in State affairs, and she went with him to Albany, which in those days was a great social center. Mrs. Cornell, with her vast fund of spirit, tact and personal charm, became a leader in society and presided with quiet elegance over the house at the State capital. Then came the idea of a great University. She favored the plan almost before her husband had been won over to it. From the beginning she lcnew what it meant-the dispensation of their fortune, perhaps even financial embarrassment. Many a worthy mother would have made strenuous obiection to giving away the inheritance of her children, and the world could hardly have criticized. Not so the Dryden farmer's daughter, though she knew full well the value of wealth, and had tasted of its pleasures. And during the days of comparative poverty which eventually followed, she seconded every sacrifice which her husband's mind devised to help along the University. We twentieth-century Cornellians know too little about the woman who did so much for our Alma Mater. Her joy came through the honor which fell to her husbandg for herself she wanted nothing. Nevertheless we honor her, and gen- erations of Cornellians yet unborn will continue to honor her for what she was- a good wife and a true friend to Cornell University. CULTUS. 373 H llboint of Cl:Ol11lJ3l'l50I1. OU climb exactly 108 ancient wooden stairs bestrewn with peanut shucks and cigarette butts, past a glazed door,-open enough to permit a glimpse, perhaps, of a stretcher carried by white-garbed attendants, or a whiff of some acrid antiseptic,-up to the swinging wooden doors, which bang loudly as you enter the Bellevue Amphitheater. The first View of the interior presents a dingy, low-ceilinged, circular room, lined with glass cases of anatomical specimens, and chiefly occupied by a tall board fence, effectually shutting off the center of the space. A closer view, however, or perhaps a head or two peering over the barricade, suggests the true nature of your fence, and you step to the first break in its continuity to find yourself staring down upon tier on tier of students arranged in a huge semicircle around and above the operating pit. A remote and dust-covered skylight affords but little illumina- tion from above, in contrast to the great window at the ends of the semicircle, with its view of the hospital buildings and quadrangle, the wharves and the river. Below the rows of faces is the little circle of operator and assistants gathered around the single, motionless form upon its narrow table. On one side the surgeon's implements are spread out in shining, spotless array: on the other are piles of bandages and bowls of antiseptic solutions. The faint but unmistakable odor of the anaesthetic permeates the air. o Q o o Q o Q Or you have chosen a medical clinic, and the pit is occupied by a stretcher, on which lies one of the patients, whose diagnosis you are to hear attempted by some students, who may also be required to suggest a method of treatment, while the Professor in charge sums up the U case in a few brief, authoritative words. Now it is a patient with some trivial disorder, who looks up with interest at the faces above him, and joins in the ready laugh at some technical mistake, of no import to himself, made by his young physician. Again it is a lad, apparently in perfect health, save for some slight pallor, but whose clinical history relates a story of sudden hemorrhage from the lungs, and whose doom is being pronounced in elaborate technical language, while his anxious eyes search face after face in quest of reassurance. A burly Irishman, victim of a well-earned rheumatism, causes a shout of laughter with his comments on his own condition, and joins heartily in the merri- ment, conveying his rich old brogue, someway, even in his laugh. A negro, who had been found unconscious on the street, but bearing no mark of injury, lies on the stretcher next, his whole form inert, apparently lifeless, but for the restless fingers picking at his coverings. The Professor is explaining the various possibilities suggested by the case. It is late in the winter's afternoon, and 374 the failing light of the upper tiers becomes a positive darkness in contrast to the lights below, their full glare falling on the stretcher with its mysterious burden. Some glimmer may have penetrated to that darkened consciousness, for suddenly the dying man partly raises himself and holds out both arms toward the White faces in the gloom above him, While his unseeing eyes are opened Wide. For a second he remains so, amid a breathless silence,-then falls back to resume a mo- notonous muttering. It is the last case, and the clinic is dismissed. With the removal of the stretcher and its burden the tension gives Way before a cross-fire of comment, question, greeting, and the general confusion attending the home-going of a hundred tired students at the end of a long day. As you follow them down the interminable stairs, out through the iron gate,- nodding a good night to the Warden at his post,-across the noisy, crowded East Side Avenue to their great White building, now ablaze with lights, you think of a beautiful, far-away Campus, White with snow, and the student centipede Wind- ing its homeward way, laughing voices calling friendly greetings out of the darkness, while the clamor of bells from the Library tower proclaims the end of another day. How different a life! you think. Yet both We of the City and you on the Hill are of Cornell! N. G. S. ,997 farming 7 Q 4 ,L Ei, lu' 375 55333 j ' A l m jim Emilia l Tvs CAN GARDEN gig W' 22 W i ' IN 23:1 E, if v ' i :+i we .iW'l.z?'vEa9 jew-' A my lhlfqllllg lg fzf W ','i,,,1,il1gT',r1vHatha ttllalrlillilllllf if 1 alttl'ffv 'H lt't WWII I ff s . 1-' H 6 - ff ff . VER the wall of moss-grown gray Light of the morning flickers and gleamsg Flutter the leaves in the listless Wind, The late buds slumber, the last rose dreams. Sun-tipped leaves 'neath the brooding sky Glow with the hues of the columbineg Stealing from arbor and bending boughs, Quiver the drooping wings of the vine. Closed are the gatesg the garden Walks, Untrodden, wind darkly about the trees, Silence unbroken 'neath hedge and heaven, Nor carol of birds, nor humming of bees. Though human hands touch not the vine, Nor thrill the arbor-eaves with song, The stillness holds mute melodies For all who listen late and long. Heart of the waning of summer is here, In the shade, the silence, the tremulous air, In the trailing clouds' reluctant flight O'er bushes, of blossoms bereft and bare. And faint, forsaken fragrance floats 'Round those Who look and linger here, Where vanished dreams, remote and dim, Upon the low Wind hover near. 376 11BaIIaoe of the Senior. Where are the days that gaily Wore The blossommgs of a fruitful lVlay5 Where is the Wild, wild woodland Way Through unknown brush, where elves might peer, To the open where youth's bright fountains spray?- Youfh is flying and manhood is here. That shone so bright but yesterdayl? vf f HERE are the days of the Sophomore, ai. .r 5 I f L K X f A M Where are the friends who came before, Giants of strength and fit for fray, Men of stories and men of lore, Men to advise and men to play? Men who loved us all? Ah, they Who seemed but a year ago so near, Are scattered now like the sunny ray- Yoafh is flying and manhood is here. in Where are the steps to Fame of yore, Steep but pleasant and healthy? Pray, Where is Ambition's open door, With the fields that through it shining lay? We have passed the door and found them 3-yea, But the door swung shut at the Senior year, And left us stumbling, alone, astray- Yoafh is flying and manhood is here. EN VOI. Mother, whose gifts we'll ne'er repay, Grant us Wanderers just a tear- We are the sad who once were gay- Youfh is flying ana' manhooa' is here. J. 0. D. 377 Zio the jfacultxgz El Suggestion. HY don't you make the Co-eds drill? It surely is not right That we alone should work and swear And sweat for your delight. The hottest days we demonstrate Our military slcillg Now, Faculty, it's up to you To make the Co-eds drill. For equal rights they take their stand,- You've heard their protests shrillg Now why not grant the just demand, And let the Co-eds drill? From far and near the crowds would come To watch the mimic fray, Enclose a field, charge fifty cents, And make the whole show pay. No longer then you'd have to chase The wary millionaires, ' The gate receipts could well support The needed extra chairs! nfl A T NJ-D H ilhffhl Ht 'J or T he 11 1, 378 1lQet more jfablee. the jfEibl6 of U36 jfO11Y 3'l1lIlOL' 'UUICQR 551965. I-IE Freshman went to Classes during Junior Week. How Foolish! He was a Huestis-street Buck, and did not know enough Fellows to fill out a pro- gram. Besides, Hi Corson told his classes to Shy the festivities, which was Enough for the Freshman. Next year he expects to Found a fraternity, hire a Box and be one of the Swells, even if he has to Rent a dress suit. The Sophomore, in the bland Pride of his second college year, asked on the pink-and-white Creature to whom he had engaged himself last summer. She loved him until the Supper dances at the Cotillion. Then she Mixed in a hundred- yard-dash-two-step with an Athlete. She cut the next twenty dances Regardless, and moved to the Athlete's fraternity house the next day. She will be married in the Spring, but the Sophomore won' t send a Present. The Junior's girl was so Ugly that people made Remarks, and wondered if the poor chap was in Love and did not know how bad his Dame really looked. The fellow never Loved. He was too Calculating. The girl's father owned a Steam yacht. Next summer the Foxy youth will buy a yachting Suit. Perhaps he'll get to use it, for the girl had the Time of her Ugly life. The Senior was strictly Next. He had been to other Junior weeks and knew Better than to dance sixty-nine dances Straight-away. Likewise he was too Wise to ask a girl from Home. Instead he took a Co-ed. Those who knew how he was not Strong for Co-education asked why? Because he needed to Save money to pay David for a sheep-skin. Moral: There is more than one Motive behind this Junior Week business. CULTUS. 'CCIDC jfable of the 0965129 GOs6D. Once there was a Co-ed, who had the Others lashed to the mast. She wore sunset Stockings and her hair curled in Little Ringletsg also she had a good Shape and was Pretty Nice. She was a bit encouraging. The second week after she arrived the Fat Lad at the door lost ten pounds pushing up the Cards of Suitors. The Sage driveway at 8:15 P. M. looked like Broadway at noon. After about a week of this the mob saw a great light and Passed Away. Three Seniors re- mained, being out of Politics. They fidoed pretty Steady. The Co-ed threw out her chest as far as her Tailor-Made would allow, and imagined she was every oar in the Barge. She didn't think she Could be solar- plexored. One day, however, she threw the Three down so hard that they 379 Waked up. That night they went to Zinclc's and Formally swore off. For the first time in three months the Chesty One had time to write to Charlie. Now she occasionally entertains a freshman Politician, and goes to Military Hops. - Moral: Don't get Chesty. c Vx the jfElbl6 of the 311IllOl', Ube 'U:OWI1f3iI'I, HND the IDOUIT of lDiCW. This is a Fable, and there is No One to vouch for it. You may believe it or not, as you Choose. It is quite Plausible. V The Fable deals with a Town-Girl and a junior. A Town-Girl is a Young Lady of variable Age and Attractiveness, who resides, as her name might Suggest, in the Town. That distinguishes her alike from the Co-ed and the Junior Girl. She has other distinguishing Characteristics. Sometimes she is very Blase, and has known so many generations of College Men that the Present Aggregation seems Positively Infantile. Then she may be called a College Widow. This is some- times a Term oi Reproach. A Junior beggars description. The Town-Girl of this Legend was mighty in the Land, and had many Devoted Admirers. The Junior was One. He had worshipped her in his Fresh- man year,-which was, You can see, quite within the Memory of Man,-and at the time of this Legend he still worshipped. And the Legend goes on to say that she was Amused by his devotion, a little Flattered, perhaps, and always Fascin- ating. In short, a Town-Girl. He was a Fraternity Man, this Junior,-there's no use trying to guess Which 380 Fraternity, for History doesn't relate,-and he lived near the Campus. One warm Autumn Day, when the air Was hazy, and belated Locusts Were Whirring noisily, the Town-Girl sat on the porch of the Junior's Fraternity House and talked about the Weather. There was a Chaperone indoors, of course, with the Rest of his Fraternity Men and some Other Town-Girls, friends of This One. So the Junior and the Town-Girl were alone with the Locusts. The Junior was eager to appear at his Best in the Capacity of Host. He longed to be Entertaining, and to say Something Clever. But the Town-Girl stopped talking just Then, and a Sickening Silence fol- lowed. The air was very Still and Drowsy. At the corner of the porch a Locust was performing an --far-Y-:X-s-.-.' i:52:IrsifwwmmwffwN fE2'?'fsfW'-wwMID s , . . ..p -1' V- . tg..-4-wvffr' ',,,.,....4,,,iygrnefgsf-g.:-:fVf51H53-Q1 V . ' -ss.-,w......' f'tgr gfggq.f.5Q2: ,,....,...4.ea4Jd55?bl.yia ,4w5,. ,,.7 ,Q ,eqwprx , . Mn- ,K 3, gf, 0. qafgfftf r ' ' X 4 4: 'L ' 111- 1 if ' r N . -J fx JN 4 V ...M . 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Ithought I'd surely drop With sheer fatigue, you danced so hard But would that I again could squeeze That waistg have you forgotten, love? Do you remember, love Louise ? Marie, have you forgotten yet The day I took you down the Lake? The strange adventures which We met, And how I swore for your sweet sake To scorn all other girls in Sage? We sat beneath an old pine-tree, And you told fibs about your ageg Do you remember, love Marie? 382 Christine, do you remember yet Your conduct at the cider-mill, And how you sighed with vain regret Because you were a flirt? Ah, still I see you standing glass in hand, And saying, Nevermore I mean To play with hearts, in accents bland Do you remember, love Christine? ENVOI. Louise was coy, and Marie cold, Christine preferred a wealthy man, So for the third time I was sold. Oh listen to my plaint who can Explain the sex, and their dark Ways- IVIarie, Louise, Christine, forget A poor Cornellian of past days, And I alone remember yet! 'wirsigf ' --int' 1 ' I 'fr -T K fc . V. Z ia - X1 , I t li iq, I 3 4, if Q' In U I 'Qi 'F .Qi ' ' ii I ': :Im 'rf K' I i ii Is.. 'A' if ' flil' Ll' ' is f , I ,Q K ff f 51 333 il Ia jfin. in F OHN MACFARLAND knocked the ashes off his cigarette, and watched the little glimmer of fire flash out with the absorbed air of a man who has done all that there is for him to do, and can devote his time to such trivial interests. His feet were crossed on the rail of the veranda, and his head was swallowed up by soft cushions. He was vaguely conscious that one of the fellows within was playing on the mandolin, and that Bertie Bennett was yelling down on the tennis court. He felt a sense of pleasure in watching the red light in the sky over West Hill and the opal shadows in the Lake, yet he did not stop to think that it was this sunset glory that gave him the sense of pleasure. He only knew that some- thing was over-that there was nothing now for him to do but smoke and knock the ashes off his cigarette and watch the little light. The echoes of the Library chimes as they struck the hour seemed to awaken memories in this Senior's mind. The red glow over in the sky made him think of his homesick freshman days when he had despised the place. Then there was the college life, with all its varied experiences between that homesick time and the present-there were the happy days and the unhappy daysg the football seasons, when all else was forgotteng the winter months with shop-shop-shopg and, best of all, the glorious springtime, with its nightly gatherings and jolly songs. There were the fellows he had met, his own men and the othersg the Seniors graduating year after year, leaving their places to be filled by the new ones. Now he was one of those Seniors, and next year 1. He wondered who would have his room, and to what freshman he would bequeath the old disreputable hat which had been handed down to him four years ago. He did not like the idea. He threw his cigarette away with something like an awakening of disgust. It was not so pleasant to think that it was all over-that he was going away this spring, and not to return. He even felt that he would take the shop over again for a chance to play on the team one more year, and to join with the fellows in a good jolly night of it. He wondered where he would be in the fall and what he would be doing-whether the men would miss him, and the lucky frosh would think as much of the old hat as he did. The red was dying out of the West and the Lake was growing grayer. The Club man within had commenced playing something soft and dreamy. Some men were singing. swipes down the Hill. MacFarland's thoughts took another bent. More memories came-memories awakened by the sweetness of the distant singing, and the strains of the waltz from the house. They were a little confused. Two faces seemed to grow out from the others. He thought of his last Junior, and his Junior girl with her dark hair and soft eyes, and then there flashed across his mind the recollection of hours spent on Lake and Hill and in a cozy drawing- room with another one, whose hair was golden and whose eyes were blue. 384 The waltz was finished and the Junior girl faded away. The other one re- mained. MacFarland lit another cigarette. His thoughts were pleasanter now. He could think over his last year here with a sense of pride. He felt that he had won a friendship that was not given to every fellow, and he knew also that the Professor's home up on East Avenue was not open to every one as it was to him. He would hate to give that up. Of course he would always have the friendship, but he would be far away from the home. Only a few days before, Mercer, one of the Juniors, had talked to him about Janet Craig. You're a lucky dog, Jack, to know that girl so well-she's great. You'll be a fool if you don't go in to win her. You could do it. MacFarland was willing to talk about Miss Craig by the hour, but he was not willing to be advised in this serious fashion, so he had made a laughing re- joinder and had changed the subiect. Miss Lovering is coming to the Senior after all, Mercer, he added, after a while. Great-give me some dances there. I say, Jack - Mercer stopped suddenly and looked hard at his friend. Didn't there use to be considerable talk about you and Miss Lovering ? Oh, I've known her for years, and there's always been talk. Well, I'd take Miss Craig if I were in your boots, but - Ring off, Mercer, interrupted MacFarland, and he spoke quickly of some- thing else. MacFarland went over this conversation now in his mind, as he sat- idle and happy. He told himself that he was not in love, he had had no time for that with all his college interests. Still he wanted it settled, and now was a good time to decide. He would be practical. Margaret Lovering had beauty and money, and a great many accomplishments that would make her a graceful and pleasing mate for a king, let alone John MacFarland. And yet Janet Craig had-every- thing else. Everyone, thanks to his home friends, said that he would some day marry Margaret Lovering, so he supposed he might as well. And yet, why had Mercer spoken so decidedly about Miss Craig? Mercer was a good judge of femininity. PII decide it after the Senior, thought MacFarland, as if closing a bargain with Fate. , The clock struck eight. MacFarland was seized with a wild desire to go over to the Professor's3 it might be the last time. He said that over and over, as if it were an excuse for his wanting to go. He would slip away, and Grant would forget that he had had an engagement with him at nine. He'd be with Grant all summer, and Janet Craig lo He strolled off bareheaded across the campus and back of Sage. He knew just how he would find everyone at the little home. The Professor wogld be out 385 puttering among his flower-beds. The gray-haired mother would be sitting in a great wicker chair pretending to be very wide awake. And if Janet was not on the step entertaining some lucky dog, she'd be in the music room playing. He knew just how she would look-very cool and very happy. She'd be in white, most likely, and there'd be a flower about her somewhere. Janet Craig came out of the music room to welcome him. She was a slight girl, but possessed of much dignity and grace. The flower was there. It was a nasturtium with much green, and it was nestling in her sun-colored hair. 'It may be the last time, 1VlacFarland explained as he sat down on the old sofa where he had sat so many times. He had intended everything should be -just as it had always been, but there was an unkind Fate at work this night. Ianet Craig did not go on playing, nor did she sit beside him as usual, but she slipped over into the corner, so that in the shadow he could see only the outline of her white gown and her head. t There was a something about her that drew V him out of himself this night as he had never been drawn out before, for 1VIacFarland was politic to the backbone. He found himself telling this girl about Margaret Lovering, from begin- ning to end. janet Craig was in the shadow, so he could not see her face, he could only hear her sympa- thetic voice. And her sympathy came sweet to Q him. He talked at random, never dreaming of the impression he was leaving. He was a little surprised when Janet said slowly, U Then you will not mind so much that it is all over. He had started to say something impetuous-not about Margaret Lovering-when the Professor came in. In the dark, in the dark? he called out laughingly. Child, let us have some light and some music. lVIacFarland sprang up to do one bidding, and Janet commenced to hunt out music. I don't feel much like playing, Daddy, she replied, exchanging glances with her father. MacFarland looked at her curiously. He had never seen just that expression on her face. She commenced to play. ,It was an air he had never heard her play before. He felt a little hurt that she had not chosen some- thing he liked, considering it was the last time. A The evening ended with coffee and biscuits, the Professor's favorite combina- 4 386 tion, served by Janet's little white hands. She walked to the steps with Mac- Farland on his taking'leave. You're almost a graduate now, she said merrily. She had all her old spirits back. I suppose I'II not see you again until after Senior Week is all over, and you come to say good-byfi He thought she need not speak so lightly of what meant a great deal to him. I shall see you Senior Week, he returned, holding her hand an instant. He thought that good-bys were stiff and horrid, and he suddenly lifted her fingers to his lips and kissed them lightly. Janet Craig drew them away with a laugh. This is not the last time, you know. Go along, Jack.' So he swung back across the Campus and down to the Lodge. He felt some- thing singing against his ribs, but he supposed it might be the effect of the coffee, -he was very practical. o o 4 o o o o ! Janet Craig was a little surprised when on Class Day MacFarland ioined her after the exercises. May I walk home with you? But - she smiled in a perplexed way. N Mercer has taken Miss Lovering over to the shops. He did not add that he had asked Mercer to do him this favor. I am very proud of you, my friend, Janet began as he fell into step with her. He knew she referred to his Class Oration. It wasn't much. The fellows liked it, so I'm satisfied. I am pretty blue to-day, Janet. I don't like the idea of leaving all this-that it is the end. U But there will be other things to make you forget the good old college-and the rest. You're a man, now, and must leave this college life behind, and oh-I suppose I ought to say grand things about the wide world, and all that, but-I'm sorry it's all over, too. MacFarland thought suddenly that Mercer's taste was the best, after all, and little Janet was winning out in spite of twenty dances at the Senior with beautiful Miss Lovering. Janet, I've left it until now to tell you -L Janet Craig suddenly closed one hand tight over the other. He's going to tell me now about Miss Lovering, she said to herself. U He knows I'll care, he feels sorry for meg I'll stop him. I have something to tell you, she commenced so quickly that it took the words from his own lips. U Let me tell you now. I've been very serious this week, for I've had to decide a great matter. Miss Craig-my father' s cousin and my godmother-is going to Germany to live, and she has asked me to go with her. It is an opportunity to study which I shall never have again. I said no at first,-no, no, no. Leave mother and daddy and my darling home? No. But they talked to me, father and motherg they showed me wisdom. It seems as if 337 I1-'14,-.1 Ihave no right to throw away such an opportunity. I shall stay three or four years. Daddy will bring mother over next summer and-well, Pm going. 1VIacFarland was silent for a long time. When did you decide? he said at last. Janet stopped to pick a dandelion before she answered. She seemed light- hearted. MacFarland felt a stoniness creeping over him. The other nightg I talked to them alter you went home. Oh I They walked along in silence. The sound of voices came to them across the green. It was very hot. MacFarland took off his mortar-board and fanned himself. I'll not ask you in, for I suppose you must go back to the House, Janet said as they reached the veranda steps. She held out her hand. She felt very brave and Very wretched. Will you give me something P N What ? Those purple pansies you are wearing. He was looking hard at her. She drew them from her belt. These are for heartseasef' she said with a smile. They are for our friendship, he replied. Janet Craig looked at him and her eyes grew wet. For one moment she thought that she had misunderstood John MacFarland after knowing him so well, and then she remembered Margaret Lovering over in Sibley. She had meant to say more than just good-by, but now that the time had come that was the one word she could utter, and he could hardly hear that. It was all very commonplace. A little bunch of people were passing on the walk,-men in caps and gowns and gay Senior girls. MacFarland took her hand in -his. Good-by, he said simply. He held the pansies in his other hand. He was gazing at her with a look in his eyes that she would never forget. He lifted the little purple faces and kissed them. He did not care how many might see. Then he walked away down the street under the elms, and Janet Craig went into the house. It was the last day of Senior Week. The girls were dressing for the boat ride. MacFarland was beginning to pack. There was something of heartlessness in the way in which he slung old souvenirs and pictures into his box. Mercer came into the room. Hey there! working, old man? Why don't you play l Look out l cried MacFarlandg you'll step on that picture. He hurriedly rescued a little square photograph in a gilt frame which had been lying on the floor. He slipped it into his pocket, but not before Mercer had seen it. ' 389 Good picture of Miss Craig. She's all right, but Miss Lovering is the beauty. I say, Jack, she could turn any feIlow's head. Have you decided? U What ? You knowg we talked about it once. For if you have, and it's Janet, I might-I guess I'll come and visit you this summer, Jack. MacFarland threw another book into the mess before him. I have decided. Well? Mercer had assumed what he considered a very indifferent air. Janet Craig does not care for me. She is going to Germany. You can have Margaret Lovering and welcome, and 1 I say, old fellow T MacFarland straightened himself with a laugh. And I am going to my engines and things in the West. Mercer was not indifferent now. But,-Jack, you're not getting much out of this deal. Jack's laugh had died away. No,-not much, that's trueg but something. Good, hard work and practical experience-and a little bunch of purple pansies. That's all. xi? ar ia MX 1? I 390 library 1lnterior. 7 UNIVERSITY one OCCURRENCES rgoo. MARCH APRIL Bemg a LISI of the Important .LL A -Nx T.. ,.4, es 'S' ' 9' 575' i F ...., ' ' ...... Student Events Q' the College Year !ll58tCb 26, 1900, to Ilnarcb 26, 1901, Baseball Team leaves for Southern T1'ip. Basgwall. Cornell, 7, Clemson, 9. At a IUUII S.C. Baseball. Cornell, og Mercer, 1. At Macon Ga. Basiball. l Cornell, 7, University of weorgia 3. At Athens Ga. Baszballf Cornell, 20, University of 'eorgia S. At Atlanta Ga. Chess. Corlnell, 6353 Pennsylvania, 5511. AtPl1iladelphia. ' Third student mass meeting at Medical College in New York. Speakers: F. D. Colson and Dr. Thompson. Studentorganization proposed, Con. stitution Coirnnittee appointed. Intercollegiate Fencing Tournament. llaryard, :egg Annapolis, zz, Cornell, 21' 'olum ia zo' Yale 4. XVieland wdn individuial championship. At New York. Basiliall. , Corneill, X173 University of ,veorvia 7. I t 2 tanta. Baseball? ,Cornell, og University of North Carolina, 6. At Chapel I-Iill, N. C. East Hill I-Iouse burned. XVays and Means Committee of State Legislature reconimends appropria. tion of ?3o,oo0 for College of Fores- try's A1 irondack Tract. Baseball. Cornell, SQ Trinity College, 7. At Durham N.C. Lacrosse practice begins. Baseball. Cornell, 55 University of Vir- ginia 6. At Charlottesville'Va. Basdballl Cornell, 4, Georgetown, 14. At 'NVashington D. C. Cornell Congress, Committees an- nounced. Baseball Team returns from Southern Trip. Inter-class Debate. 1901 vs. 1902. XVon by 1902. Speakers for XX'oodford Stage announced : Faust, Hausner, Lies, Morgan, Mosher. Freshman Crew drill exempts an- nounced. Baseball. Cornell, 7, Tufts, 4. At Ith. aca. XVoodford Club election. Stowell made president. Baseball Training table started. At New Ithaca. Schurinan Club election. Donovan made president. Annual Cabinet Meeting of Christian Association. Masque election. Little 111ade president, I to succeed Knapp, left College. Third Competition for 386 Stage. Senior Class adopts cap and gown, and votes 31,000 toward the Alumni Hall. 392 APRIL 12. Co11N1-:1.1.1.xN Board announces result of competitions: Literary Prize, E. A- 1ICC1'C2l1'f', 'oog Artistic Editorship IQOZ Co11N1s1.L1aN,J. A. Smith, Ar. tistic P1'izes,T. B. Evermaun,'oz, and A. M. Garretson, 'oog Literary Edi- torship 1902 CoRNE1.1.1.xN, H. L. Leuppg Business Managership, -I. R. Patterson. 1.2. 'Varsity crew begins practice on Lake Cayuga. n ig. Announcement of schedule and plans for 1900 Football Team. V ' 13. Senior Singing. At Dutch Kitchen. 13. Boardman Senior Law Prize awarded to Cunningham. 13. Captain Starbuck's call for spring prac- tice for Football Team. 13. Tennis Club election. Allen made pres. ident. 14. Baseball. Cornell, 16, New York U11i- versity, 7. At Ithaca. 1.1. Spring Track Meet. At Percy Field. 1.1. Inter-class Cross-Country Race. - 'tVon by 1901. 16. CoRNE1.1,1.1N Announcement. Photog- raphy Prize awarded to Doyle. 16. Track training table started. At New Ithaca. 16. Jennings leaves Ithaca. Harry L. Tay- lor takes charge of Baseball Team. 17. Committee of Fifteen appointed to ar. range for Cornell-Columbia Debate. IS. Connnittee of Fifteen elects Stevens chairman. 19. Andrew D. XVhite Club election. Har- ris made president. 19. Marathon Race. Torrance tenth place. At Boston. 20. Fencing. Cornell, 7, Pennsylvania, 2. At Ithaca. 20. Lacrosse. Cornell, 2, Hobart, 1. At Ithaca. 20. Debate tor championship of University. Congress vs. 1902. IVon by Con- gress. 21. Baseball. Cornell, 13, Carlisle Indians, 4. At Ithaca. 21 . Coach Hawn of the Masque arrives. 23. Competition for Pennsylvania Relay Team: Hastings, Taylor, Young, Law son . 24. Sage Dramaties. 25, Baseball. Cornell, 7, Syracuse, 2. At Ithaca. 25. Third of President SCl'lU'l'l'Il2I11,S Ten- minute Addresses. In Sage Chapel. 20. judges for Cornell-Columbia Debate an- nounced. 27. Cornell-Columbia Debate. VVon by Cor. nell. Cornell's team: Nolan, Haus- ner and Reynolds, McCrea alternate, at Ithaca. 27. Announcement of Miss Brownell's res- ignation as warden of Sage College. APRIL MAY Fourth mass meeting at New York Medical College. Undergraduate speakers. Constitution of Students' Association adopted and iirst officers elected. 'S6 Memorial Speakers announced: Ball, Crofts, Eaton, Kent, Mider, Morri- son, Oldham, O'Malley, Underdown, XVhitheck, VVinters, KVyvell. Lacrosse. Cornell, 3, Hobart, 1. At Geneva. Baseball. Cornell, 1, Syracuse, 6. At Syracuse. Relay Race. Syracuse, ISfQ Columbia, zd, Dartmouth, gd, Cornell, 4th. Boynton, ist in Hammer Throw. Cornell Record, 144 ft. 75 in. Baseball. C0l'l1Cll,7, Ijl'IlICCtOI'l,II. At Princeton. Debate Union election. Mosher made president. Fencers' Club Competition for C. F. C. XVon by Blount. Sibley ,f0IH'lII!f election. Bodler and Burrows chosen to board. Baseball. Cornell, 1, Fordham, 3. At New York. XVoodford Contest. XVon by Lies. IQOI Law Smoker. Metcalf, chairman. At Dutch Kitchen. Baseball. Cornell, Q, Manhattan, 18. At New York. Baseball. Cornell, 6, Pennsylvania, 5. At Philadelphia. Track Meet. Cornell, 70, Syracuse, 34. At Syracuse. Lacrosse. Cornell, 6, Columbia, 1. At Ithaca. Sage College Freshman Banquet. At Alberger'S. Fellowships and Scholarships an. nounced. New athletic rules adopted by Faculty. Sphinx Head elections announced. Elections to 1900-1901 S1111 Board: O'Malley, Sayer, Gay, Crofts, Price, Eckert, W'are, Nell, Robb. Elections to IQU2 ConNE1.L1AN: Price, Francis, Miss E. D. 1-Iuestis, Vail, Brinckerhoff, Goldmark. University Orchestra election. Vvill made president. Baseball. CIl1'IIEll,I3S Ha1nilton,6. At Ithaca. Andrew D. XVhite Club Banquet. At Albergeris. Officers announced for C. E. trip. IQOO-IQOI. Sun Board elects orlicers. O'Malley, Editor-in-Chief, Gay, Business Manager. , Rod and Bob elections announced. Baseball. Cornell, 4, Pennsylvania, 6. At Ithaca. Lacrosse. Cornell, 2, Lehigh, 5. At Bethlehem, Pa. Track Meet. Cornell 2cl 'Varsity, Tjjfg, Elmira Free Academy, 345. At Elmira. Barnes Hall Trophy Room opened. Permanent Organization of Francis Boat Club. Chatillon made president. Impromptu Campus Meeting. Sage College Green. IQOI CORNELLIAN appears. Baseball. Cornell, 16, Colgate, 3. At Ithaca. CQ1ill and Dagger elections announced. Debate Union Banquet to Cornell Debate Team. At New Ithaca. Inter-class Track Meet. XVon by IQOI. University records: 2 mile, IO min. utes 4 seconds, Gallagher. Mile, 4 minutes 39 seconds, Berry. MAY JUNE Crew Squad begins taking three meals a day at training.table. 1902 CORNELLIAN Board organizes. Price made Editor-in-Chief. Baseball Concert by Musical Clubs. At Lyceum. Phi Beta Kappa elections announced. Baseball. Cornell, 0, Princeton, 7. At Ithaca. Sigma Xi elections announced. Track Meet. Cornell Second ,Varsity, 7355, Stiles, 382, Ithaca High School, 2931, Cascadilla, 4. Baseball. Cornell, Q, Niagara Univer- sity, 12. At Ithaca. Amsler medals awarded by Fencers' Club. YVon by Knipe and Davis. Elections to Raven and Serpent an- nounced. 'S6 Memorial Prize Competition. XVon by Aiorrison. Baseball. Cornell, 2, Michigan, 7. At Ithaca. Intercollegiate Track Meet. Cornell seventh, 73 points. At Manhattan Field, New York. Siblqv ,fozrrnal election. F. D. New- bury made Editor-in-Chief. Musical Clubs' Concert. At Aurora. Lacrosse Team election. Briner made captain for rest of year. Congress election. Roe made speaker. Campus hieeting. Baseball. Cornell, o, Holy Cross, 3. At IVorcester, Mass. Second 'Varsity Race. Pennsylvania, 8:17, Cornell, 8:39, Columbia, 8:48. At Philadelphia. Track Meet, Cornell, 38, Princeton, 66. At Elmira. Interscholastic Track Meet. XVon by Masten Park High School of Buffalo. At Ithaca. ,Era election. Straight made Editoiuin- Chief, Senior, Business Manager. Alumni' 1Vezus election. Andrews IIHLLIC hlanaging Editor. Baseball. Cornell, 4, VVesleyan, 13. At Middleton, Conn. Baseball. Cornell, 14, Andover, S. At Andover, Mass. Lacrosse. Cornell, 1 , Branford Indians, 6. At Ithaca. Baseball. Cornell, 5, University of Chicago, 4. At Ithaca. Baseball. Cornell, 20, All-Interscholas- tic Team, 1. At Ithaca. Baseball. Cornell, 5, Oberlin, 3. At Oberlin, Ohio. Baseball. Cornell, S, University of Michigan, 7. At Ann Arbor, It ich. President's reception to graduating class. Baseball. Cornell, 1, University of Michigan, 11. At Detroit, Mich. Baccalaureate service at Sage Chapel. Masque performance. At Lyceum. Zeta Psi Dance. At lodge. Baseball. Cornell, 7, Carlisle Indians, 12. At Ithaca. Robertson elected Captain of 1901 Base- ball Team. Class Day Exercises. Armory and Campus. Senior Ball. In Armory. Alumnae Luncheon. At Sage. 5 Musical Clubs' Concert. At Lyceum. Chi Psi Dance. At lodge. Thirty-second Annual Commencement. In Armory. University Luncheon. I11 Armory. Sigma Phi and Theta Delta Chi Dances. At lodges. Kappa Alpha boat ride. JUNE SEPT. OCT. 'Varsitv Crew Race. Pennsylvania, istg YVisconsin, zdg Cornell, 3dg Colum. bia, 4th, Georgetown, 5th. At Poughkeepsie. Freshman Crew Race. NVisconsin, ISI, Pennsylvania, zd, Cornell, gd, Co. lumbia, 4th, Four-oared Crew Race. Pennsylvania, ist, Columbia, zdg Cornell, gd. 'Varsity football practice begins. At Ithaca. The S1111 begins its twenty-first volume. Football. Cornell, 16, Colgate, o. At Ithaca. Indoor Campus Meeting. At Barnes Hall. Annual address by President Schurman. In Armory. Football. Cornell, 6, Syracuse, O. At Ithaca. 'Varsity Track Team election. Hast- ings made captain. Sophomore Track Team election. Mc. Meekan made captain. Freshman Crew candidates registered. At Gvmnasium. Glee Club competition for new members. Football. Cornell,6g Rochester, o. At Ithaca. Andrew D. XVhile Debate Club election. Oldham made president. Football Mass Meeting. At Librarv. First competition for Musical Clubs: Temporary organization of Freshman Class. C. P. Brady made chairman. XVinners of undergraduate scholarships announced. Traveling Fellowship in Architecture awarded to Tissington. Football. Cornell, 6, Bucknell, o. At Ithaca. Francis Club Election. Plumb made president. Address by former President Andrew D. NVhite. At Library. Organization of Democratic Club, yy,-. vell made president. ' Football. Cornell zd team, iog Casca- dilla, o. :Xt Ithaca. Electrical Society Meeting. Folk made president. Permanent organization of Republican Club. Miller made president. Freshman Debate Club organized. Football. Cornell 2d team, 5, Stiles, o. At Ithaca. Fall Regatta. Vlfon by 1902, 1903, zdg 1901, gd, Francis Club, 4th. On Lake Cayuga. Football. Cornell, IOS YVashington and Jefferson, 5. At Ithaca. First mass meeting under auspices of Students' Association in New York. Undergraduate speakers. Sophomore election. Carlisle made president. University Board of Trustees meet. President's annual report submitted. Athletic Council Meeting. Following elections ratified: Hastings, Captain Track Teamg Vanderhoef, Captain Crew. Following elections made: Hooker, Assistant Manager Track Team, Kinney, Assistant Manager Baseball. Senior election. O'Malley made pi'esi- dent. junior election. Francis made president. Baseball. Under-classsupremacy. 1903, 12, 1904, S. At Percy Field. Senior Law election. Sears made pres- iclent. Gymnasium Club election. WValker made captain, OCT. NOV. 19. 19 20. 20 21 Z2 22. 24 24 26 27 27 27 39 29 30 30. 31 I. 2. 2. 3 3 3. 3 5 7 7 ,- I. S S IO. IO I2. 13. 13. 14. io. 16. 17. 19. 19. 20. Hon. XVilliamJ. Bryan speaks in De XVitt Park. Single Scull Championship. XYon by Pettvg Flowers, second. Football. Cornell, II, Union, o. At Ithaca. First annual business meeting of Stu- dents' Association, New York. Of. ticers elected for 1900-1901. Name changed to Cornell University' Medi- cal Club. ' Sophomore Committees announced. Morse, Chairman Cotilliong Sabine, Chairman Smoker. Organization of Society of Mechanical Engineers. Carr made president. Competition for Masque. Address by President Schurman. In Armory. IQ03 Football election. Fellows made captain. Athletic Council Meeting. Professor XVhite elected President, Teagle made Assistant Navy Manager. Football. Cornell, 23, Dartmouth, 6. At Ithaca. Sophomore Dance. At Sage. Sophomore cheer leaders announced. St. Louis Club Election. XVhite made president. Governor Roosevelt speaks in De NVitt Park. Freshman election. Cooper made presi. dent. Under-class Rush. XVon by 1905. On Armory Green. Junior Committees announced. Powley, Chairman Prom., Moody, Chairman Smoker. Competition for Freshman Debate Club. Track Meet. Underclass supremacy. 1903. 565 1904, 4455- Fencers'9iIlub Election. Russell made president. Football. Cornell, 12, Princeton,o. At Princeton. Interscholastic Football Championship. Masten Park QBuflaloD, 29, Ithaca I-Ii h School, 0. At Ithaca. YVaysige's Halloween Dance. XVinning of Princeton game celebrated. ' Era elections. Miss Puig, Patterson and Mack chosen to board. Congress Committees announced. Fall Track Meet. XVon by IQO3. Senior Committees announced. Nalle, Chairman Ball, Fay, Chairman Class Book. Football Mass Meeting. At Library. Senior cheer leaders announced: Hast- ings, Robertson, Alexander, Chatil- lon, Stratton, Blair. Football. Cornell, 29, Oberlin, o. At Ithaca.. Football. Cornellzd team,o, XVyo1ning Seminary, 11. At Kingston, Pa. Freshman Football election. Clarke made captain. Aleph Samach elections announced. Veterinary College partially burned. Senior Law Committees announced. Organization of Thelima. Metcalf made president. Singing at Dutch Kitchen. Football. Cornell, og Lafayette, 17. At Easton, Pa. Football. Under-class supremacy. 1904, IZ, 1903, 5. At Percy Field. Congress Committees announced. Interfraternity Golf Tournament. XVon by Kappa Alpha, with NVhittemore and Coolbaugh as team, Chi Psi, TUHHCT-llp. NOV. DEC. 1901. JAN. 1903 Law election. Eaton made presi- dent. Concert of University Orchestra. Sage Faculty Reception. Football. Cornell, 42, Vermont, 0. At Ithaca. Football. Cornell Fresh1nen, 16, Penn- sylvania Frcshmen, 11. At Phila- delphia. Senior Committees announced. Bleysenv burg, Chairman Banquet, Alexan- der, Chairnian Class Day. Trials for Intercollegiate Cross-Country Team: Gallagher, Sweet, Finch, Morrison, McNIeekan, Smith, Berry. lllllll. First competition for ,94 Memorial Stage. Sage Basket-ball begins. Football. Cornell, 0, Pennsylvania, 29. At Philadelphia. lntercollegiate Cross-Country Race. XVon by Cornell. Gallagher, second place. Freshman competition for S1171 Board begins. Aftermath Entertainment. Election of Football captain for 1901. YVarner elected. Sphinx Head announces policy of non- secrecv. Athletic Council Meeting. Election of Hfarner to football captai11cy ratified. C's awarded. Annual Cross.Country Handicap Race. XVOn' by XVo0dward. Congress 'Prize Debate. W'on by O'Con- nor. Contestants for ,Q4 lvlemorial Debate se, lected: Kent, Mosher, Lowenthal, Underdown, VVhitbeck, XVinters, VVyvell, Smith. Freshman Banquet Committee an- 11ounced. CoiTey,Chairn1an. Exhibition of I-L N. Pillsbury in chess and checkers. At Barnes Hall. Era election. Richardson VVebster elected to board. University Song Book, Songs of Cav'- ncll, appears. Elections to Rod and Bob announced. Ten-minute address by President Schur- man. At Library. Ivlasque cast for Junior VVeek play se- lected. Annual Track Dinner. At New Ithaca. Presentation of markmanship medals by President Schurman. Inter-class Debate rules adopted. Chess Team for T1-Lcollegiate Tourna- ment selected: Karpinski and Riedel. Scalp and Blade elections announced. Musical Clubs leave for Christmas Trip. Musical Clubs, Concert at Bradford, Pa. Concert at Pittsburg, Pa. Concert at Washington, D. C. Tri-collegiate Chess Tournament. Cor- nell, SMQ Brown, 35, Pennsylvania, 3. At New York. Musical Clubs' Concert at W'ilmington, Del. Concert at VValdorf-Astoria, New York. Concert at Brooklyn. Concert at Scranton, Pa. Medical College, New York City, form- ally dedicated. New outdoor track erected at Armory. Aleph Samach announces non-secrecy. Athletic Council Nleeting: Norton made manager of Football Team for 1901. Congress election. XVOrmuth made speaker. Senior Stunt. At Sage. JAN. FEB. ,Varsity Crew practice begins. At Gymnasium. h XVOodford Club Meeting. Magofhn made president. ,Q4 Memorial Debate. 'tVon by Lowens thal. Founder's Day. Debate Team for Cornell.Columbia De- bate selected: Kent, Lowentl1al, Wy. vell, alternate, XVinters. Annual Track Road Race. XVon by Pollard. Baseball registration for spring practice. Basket-ball. Cornell, 37, Geneva, 12. At Ithaca. Cross-Country Club election. Finch made captain. Congress Committees 2l.l'lH0l1I1CCd. Basket ball. Cornell, 16, Vermont, 6. At Burlington, Vt. Under-class Debate. 1903 rs. 1904- VV011 by 1903. Basket-ball. Cornell 12' Dartmor th 26. At Hanover. Mass Meeting at Library. Honor sys- tem retained. 1903 Sophomore Smoker at Armory. Dorrance, toastmaster. Aleph Samach elections announced. Second Mass Meeting of the Medical Club. Speakers, President Schur- man and Dean Polk. Basket-ball. Cornell, IZ, Yale, 22. At New Haven. Athletic Council Meeting. Bur11s elected Assistant Manager of Foot- ball Team, Schoellkopf elected Sec- retary and Treasurei' of Interscholas- tic League. 1 Mass Meeting i11 Armory, 53,400 raised for support of athletic teams, I Relay Race. Cornell, 1st, Columbia, zd. At New York. Nlasque performance, The Private Sec- retaryf' At Lyceum. . Phi Delta Theta, Phi Kappa Psi and Sigma Chi Dances. At lodges. Sophomore Cotillion. At Lyceum. Psi Upsilon Theatricals. At lodge. Delta Tau Delta Reception. At lodge. Musical Clubs' Concert. At Lyceum. Delta Kappa Epsilon and Phi Gamma Delta Dances. At lodges. 7 3 I 5 . Junior Promenade at Armory. Athletic Council Meeting. Professor Dennis made acting president, 1901 baseball schedule approved. Reorganization of Medical Society. B. R. Andrews elected to general secre- taryship of Christian Association. Fencing. Cornell, 7, Yale, 2. At Ithaca. First cut in baseball candidates. Relay Race. Cornell, IStQ Princeton, zd. At Boston. Under-class Debate. 19041's. 1903. XV011 by 1904. Basket-ball. Cornell, 15, Syracuse, IS. At Syracuse. Elections to Almlzm' 1Vew.v Board. Leupp made Managing Editor, Lee, Dorrance and Palmer elected to board. Upper-class Debate. 1901 -us. IQOZ. NVon by 1901. Chess. Cornell -Us. Columbia. XVon by Cornell, 7-5. At Ithaca. Freshman Banquet. At Ithaca Hotel. XVadsworth, toastmaster, in absence ' of Vanderlvn. Senior Medical Class Banquet at Hotel St. Denis, New York. FEB. MARCH 23 27 27 23 I I l I Z 2 Z. 2 2 4 7 7 S S. 9 II II 11 I2 13 Under-class Dehate. 1905 rs. 1904. XVon hy 1903. Christian Association elects omcers. Geer made president. Sophomore Class votes to hold banquet for its 5' CU wearers. Hockey. Cornell, 4, Swa1'thn1ore, 1. At Swarthmore, Pa. Senior Banquet. At Ithaca Hotel. Mil- ler, toastmasterq Little, prize orator. Hockey. Cornell, 4.5 Pennsylvania, 1. At Philadelphia. Basket-hall. Cornell, ICQ Rensselaer Polytechnic, iz. At Troy. Third Mass Meeting of the Medical Chili. Speaker, Dr. Thompson. Hockey. Cornell, .tg Princeton, 2. At Princeton. Basket-hall. Cornell, IZQ Ilamiltoii, 11. At Utica. Scalp and Blade elections announced. Conimittee of iifteen appointed to ar- range for Cornell-Columbia Dehate. Congress Prize Debate. XXIOII hy Harris. Track Nieet at Ar1no1'y. NIile won lw Pollard. ' Debate. Cornell 1'.s. Colunihia. 'tvon hy Coluinhia. Contract awarded for 575,000 addition to Sihley. Junior Smoker. At Arniory. C. R. XVyckoil, '96, presides. Hockey Team election. XVood re-elected captain. Fencing. Cornell 1-s. New York Feng. ers' Cluh. XYon hx' Feucers' Cluh. Gignoux wins indii'idual prize. 1901 Track Schedule announced. Rogers puts shot 39 ft. io in., hreaking Cornell record. Foresters' Dinner. At New Ithaca. Sage Drauiaiics. IQOI Lacrosse Schedule announced. MARCH 1902 CoRNE1.1.1AN Awards announced. Lee, literary edilorship IQO3 COR. NELLIANQ W'ebl1, photographv prize. Debate for Inter-class championship. XVon bv 1903. College ot' Agriculture Banquet. At New Ithaca. Freshman Law Smoker. At Dutch Kitchen. McCreary,toastmaster. Basket-ball election. Steele made cap- tain for 1901-1902. Crews row on Inlet for tirst time this year. junior H Stunt. At Sage. 1 Lecture hy President Schurmari on 'Re- ligious Thought in the New Cen. tury. At Sage Chapel. Entertainment to Cornell Debate Team. At Hall of Oratory, NVhite Hall. Annual Indoor Track Meet. At Ar- mory. Cornell indoor records bro. ken: shot put, hy Rogers, 40 ft. 3 in.g pole vault, hy Frederick, IO ft. S35 i11. University Board of Trustees meet. Professor I-lull elected Professor of Anierican History, Professor Ster- rett, Greekg Professor Jenks, Politi- cal Economy and Politicsg Professor XVillcox, Political Economy and Statisticsg Professor Fetter, Politi- cal Economy and Finance. Saturday Track Meet. At Arinory. Cornell mile record broken hy Flanders, 4 min. 35 3-5 sec. Clinton House, Ithaca, burned. Freshman Crew candidates row in eights. Banquet, Association of Civil Engi- neers. Titiany,toastmasler. At New Ithaca. First outdoor haseball practice. At Percy Field. 1901 Football Schedule announced. 1 If ' f A 1 -: Iii , . if A ,. J f :., 5,,'2,,f- - ,VP My If I -1 47: I l i 25522,-il 54f9f - JZAEJEZZJ , u ,, ,. U .,1si.--...m,,l ., , -. .I.-mmIuname:-vvzmszgrsazemzviawmggumgp-vgmiw H' xx!NQ33l:mZpwr-:gsg7:zI2:1m1Iv5!9y:4n'e':,I:.EHs1sr.E'a?.vrExv.E:-11-21.2.2 .1-'-353435, '.Ql1q,f 'fM'9NME WW 1 AQQWS I , .R-1 - f2'4,, ' vig -'nxV'1:. si E I -p,wxII-M- ,Xv4,.,- Q Cv .......v. -ff X- Efqw-2 . ewes sf' new s kim -Riffs: y :av!2I 'lr1'Jmw-. Pczzznlwnwx I fx - 'f '55 rv 2 1 Xggqx- m x - -2 - - . ,V I A lj TLIYCFHPQ. , Ji E! KX 5, -2 I , f PORTER R. LEE, f f N315 ff N' COMPETITION. f vi' If ,v NX: gf I 1 , I XA If. - :X f xx Q1 , , X A . I X QXL HITISTIC. 'ff 1 Q 47. Q Q .Q xg I WILLARD D. STRAIGHT, ,7 5 25 . 'Gif ARTIsT1c PRIZE. II ! ' L? ' yfj. 'L ff HARRY 1. SCHENCK, gi - I , I J . - LX , f wxgrisf COMPETITION. HQ-'f f X I rffrw I lf I A I, if fx! , Y 4 JI llbbotograpblc. .gf BI- , ,L f NJ., N510 CHARLES W. WEBB, ,W X I 23 PHOTOGRAPHIC PRIZE. I I 1 75 X f kj The Board makes grateful acknowl- 2 fl ' 1 edgment Of the assistance rendered itat the N- W, 1 f k 7 Medical couege in New YOI-kb N. Gilbert H , Pl Z 73 .Y ,. f 7 f Seymour, its General Representative, and C. gf . W. Janson, Business Representative. , X V 4 1' f 1? ff u f5'i.lLT'235F5 '-9?!7f',1i?E5'174'5Q4T1 l?'T -gZ5'WFi 3Ei7fL4L W7Ell'2 gE! f ' f ' f I MP2 f Q Leng Q2 UQ Q xx f ' if 'Tc.L2blJes5..2L-L-llf,LT-I bbs: ffEe,-ff -Jvffzaki-e-fy. 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General Summary IN MEMORIAM, Moszs COI1' TYLER . IN MEMORIAM ..... 398 PAGE. - 3 S 6 9 IO I2 I6 26 29 30 31 34 37 38 5o SI 52 54 56 58 60 62 83 S4 Io5 106 124 126 131 133 134 137 138 SUNDRY VIEYVS . FRATERNITIES . CLUBS ..... DEBATING SOCIETIES . . MUSICAL CLUBS AND MASQQUE MISCELLANEOUS . . . ATHLETICS . . Naval Record Crews . . Football . Baseball . Track . . Cross Country . Fencing . Lacrosse . . Hockey Team . Francis Boat Club Wearers ofthe C. . Athletic Council . . Former 'Varsity Captains PUBLICATIONS . . . LITERARY .... STUDENTS' CALENDAR AWARDS .... CONTENTS FINIS . PAGE. '39 147 231 261 271 281 293 295 296 304 314 3 I9 324 328 332 334 335 336 338 339 341 353 392 397 398 400 'U' v u! 52 A A I U i 45 Ibdj N W 4.-Q Ji ' ' R., 13. . 'nz X 1 i E 1 f 4 -ar 1167 +4-3411, wfeffza . KQV 'I 'f Q : Q lj, ! Q -55 Q5gJj5Jvn1vJ- ,4 , . ' -' - if: 1 .X irvk 5 -4 5 4 ' 9 ' , 1 1' -t - 4.3 - , L- . .Q V X- ,, ,1 '-- A 1 ' 1 .- V , . f ' NL 1- A ... -- ' X K . ff . . , 'r S ' i 'H'i? 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WHOLESALE MAKERS OF THE CAPS AND GOWNS T0 C RNELL LEHIGH UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, A Y E PRINGETO C I U EFISI F MICHIGAN U FISI OF C C O N S T OF C Ll FOR IA A H OTH S i OCS I t LX I especially 4 Ii A designed 5 If - . I -Of I 2- 4 X fx. X N 1 I ,X I f ' I, ' Ol' YOUNG MEN are a Feature at lexzmdefs A Postal brings l9tI1 Street and Sixth Avenue special booklet on Men's Shoesj' Evening Shoes, Riding Boots. DREKA ITIIIC SIEIIIIIIICIII EIIIII EIIQIHIIIIIQ IIIIIISC 1121 Chestnut St., Philadelphia WEDDING INVIIIIIICNS RECEPTION CIIRDS NCNCGRIIM IIND IIDDRESS DIES VISITING CIIRDS COLLEGE INIIIIIIIIONS STIIIIONERY PRCGRIINNIES BIINGUEI NENUS FRIIIERNIIY ENGRIIVING HERIILDRY FIND GENEALOGY 3.1'C W11'11'1C1'S Z1 S Caddy Bags Highest ra e HH Supplies ,' Golf Goods Mfg. Co. ! AY Makers, I U. S. Golf Clubs ,NNI - f I B Il Ii d I -I BINGHAMTON, N. Y. if I THE ACADEMIE DE MEDECINE OF FRANCE HAS PLACED A ollincmls QHTHE QUEEN OF TABLE WATERS. j At the Head of All the Waters Examined for Purity and Freedom from Disease Germs. HAPE BEST I-IUNGARIAN APERIENT WATER Bottled at the Springs, Budapest, I-lungary. Irish hisky WTIJLTAM JAMESONS UHARPU B1 2LI1d. Bottled by the Distillers in their OWN BUNDED WAREHUUSES. A Pure Product, made in Pot Stills only. The L OAD ON DAIL Y TELL? GRAPE says .- The consumption of Irish Whisky' in England is larger than ever before, the opinion growing that Dublin Whisky is more palatable and easier of digestion ,Sole Agevzls: UNITED AGEJVCY CO., 503-516 Ave., N. QT Agenls for Ajw0ZZz'mw'1Q9, Jokamzzis-Lz'lkz'cz and Ajvevztcz WaZe1's. IO rll l r ,yr ylll rr rl: CH EIVIICALS iiii rw yy be ates F0 R M IN ES, lyyyyyl r lim TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS, 5t?FHC1159, Wi. ll?- ll? PAPER MAKERS, pp All , RUBBER MANUFACTURERS, itll lg. 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We develop your plates or films and have them ready in from two to five hours. Prints from these in as much more t US- Van Buretfs Studio - CABLE ADDRESS: H RYGESTIOJ' TRICOTRIN CIGARS- M. E. FLAH ER I Y, clams. ME1ssN1zR. 9 Broker tn Leaf I obacco NWASHINGTON, FLOR ESCLUISITA, HILTON, Representing DIAZ Y IIERMANO, of I'Iztx':u1:i, Cuba. L x AnT1sTA, FLOR DIAZ Y Hmm wo. N1-:W YORK oFF1cE 7 P is HAVANA OFFICE s R f 1 N 3 THE T0E1EEI??LEHOPS so O O O Q 04 'bil' VIIIIIIII IJ t . It up 122.4 fanllinil oP.. I I ,jk LZIIIIIIII is xmtllilmfi' '4aiiif,43A-!rA'slQt4: IVIPORTED and In Hats and' Furmshmg Goods 1' ,till A'ib?u ,If , . 1' Q DOIHCSYIC Noveltles 4 full tt 'lllllll tIIIIllll W y Jlll ' , M if A 41-69 'TK ORIGINAL THOMPSON lNDIOATOFl Highest Award at the Pa 's E 'tio . fl XPOSI fl The Only American Indi- cator to Receive a Medal. 231 Thompson Indicator Manufactured now and continuously since 1875 solely by ourselves. Also made with Leavitt's Electrical Attachment and Ideal Reducing Wheel. Adopted by the U. S. Navy for all vessels and used by the leading navies of the World. Recognized as the There is only one Original Thompson Indicator and that is the STANDARD by engineers and engine builders, universities and technical institutions. Also manufacturers of' Pressure and Vacuum Gauges, Recording Gauges, Clocks, Revolution Counters, Whistles, Pop Safety, Water and Cylinder Relief Valves and all Steam Appliances in general . AMERICAN STEAM GAUGE COMPANY N. Y. Branch: Gen'l Offices and Works: City Sales Office: Western Branch : 35 Dey Street, NEW YORK. jamaica Plain, BOSTON. 188 Franklin Street, BOSTON. 16 N. Canal Street, CHICAGO. COFFIN. TAUSSIG. '3 LIDGERWCGD - Llilll ENGIN NV we Il gg are STANDARD for Quality and Duty. ' ' Built to gauge on the Duplicate Part System. Qiick Delivery assured A A ovER 17,500 IN usa -Ni-Xt lfet' i ' d E1 t - H ' ts CABLEWAYS 1-roisT1NG A 4 A Steam an ec r1c ois . - C 1- ' lt g 4 e ' ll', AND CONVEYING DEVICES ,gill if Sem! fir Latex: Catalogue. rl! me LW ll llllll it W3 tv 1. L Il tl l i l ,JI x ll il,.'tL:l: ll ?.-LF ,lf .4 1 7 llllll 11G:l,n'df'1qx xii IJDXK , -N 'lrlwf' -- vw 1 -'B 3 'lil i X Standard LIDGERWOOD D t A LIDGERWOOD MPG. co Roor ATER-TUBE BOILER The ONLY true Sectional Water-Tube Boiler manufactured. Best adapted of all M Boilers for carrying high pressures. Fur- nishes dry steam. 26 H. P. up to 450 'il vw 5 H V H. P. Units. Flexibilitv and Free . ' :i 41112. l 4 l :- Suspension. W llml X Q iliii fzrz.-D .,. g Eg .Q X. SEND Fora C.xTAI.oGUE. 1 COMPANY, 99 John Stfeeff NEW YORK im WESTo a 3 Voltmeters 3 and Ammeters 0 For Laboratory Use. Accurate, Reliable ' Sensitive. Send for Catalogue. O .T fQfQ'QfQfQfL'QfL'bfQf'Q'Q'QfQ3if5Q'QfQfEQf5Q-'i'i'QfQf5'iQ'Qfi, Standard Portable ,ff .. . .Q ff it s 2 I fig ,1w,,, Q nv f-. Www- ,. Q, ' L f ul so -4 M 'I 0 WESTON ELECTRICAL INSTRU- 53.2, S MENT CO., 114-I2oWi11iarr1 St., Newark, N.-I. V- --Lw -V we-i.rxt :wr G'99i'91f9Qfssssfssfssfssfssfssfssfs'sfs sfs sfsfsfsg 14 ' T HE CBOOL FLORAL Co. ITHACA, N, Y, ME CHOICE CUT FLOWERS DECORATIVE PLANTS arieties An Immense Assortment FLORAL DESIGNS In all Seasonable V B. F. MCCORMICK. MERCHANT TAILOR, 222 EAST STATE STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. AOKLEY C. SOHUYLER, Successor: TO JOHN GELSTON AND A. J. DELATOUR, SOLE MANUFACTURER OF 3:5 AS M 1 La P X Hi lls? DELATOUR coRK 7' SODA, GINGER ALE, SARSAPARILLA AND LEMON SODA IN BOTTLES. 333 335 -- N WEST N EW YO R K. S l I L Irwsf iw ALL KINDS OF MER f df ff. '7 . A Students' Su 11eS P P 171- f L-xp I . 59. cqflgj -u lf' A T Desks, Bookcases, Swivel Chairs, Couches, V SE Q Divans and a general line of all kinds of llriiw ' x 1' l Furniture. Car et Cleanin and Re airin at f Rxxsf a nn P g P g IF ,M 6- f ig X fl? 5 ll Il my It, I-Iuliif, I-. STEVENS FURNITURE HOUSE 5 fs? no and m W. stare street, ITHACA, NEW YORK. if Qfigl f:-I-A--1'-U: , , L , A MOGUE Cigarettes ALWAYS ON SALE IN THE LOBBY l I J Are you C. R. SHERWOQD I i ' Wit fr l a O fiiljgf CUSTOM SHIRT MAKER fasfe ,P L' -U ,H AND MENS FURNISHER y A has done business with every class entered l If you are you Wm revel fi ! E1 at Cornell. Oldest house and largest N in the delights of good Old fx score in the city of its kind. ESTABLISHED 1868 9 W67 5' EVANS AL E I' l l i l I l s.--.L,l Withits rich, nutty Havor,sparkling brilliancy, . creamy head, and absence of all sediment. NO' 47 EAST STATE STREET You can get it wherever you IT H ACA, N EW Y O R K are, whenever you want it. I6 Ask M. M. 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Tllerc is ,no other In-zuzd of Cluunpzlgxme that is more extensively used in the nmst cxclusivezn1dfusl1- ionable circles. Cornell I I Yell-I Yell-Cornell ! Qiinjggfgp,-,,., AND Circular. QA very dry winc.j QNO swcctening wllzxtsocvenl LOUIS ROEDERER Champagne Three distinct types ofthe most noted vintages. THE BRUT GRAND VIN SEO CARTE BLANCHE WM. WILLIAMS 8a SONS Guaranteed LIQUEUR SCOTCH WHLSKY mflliialrs GCRDCJN 8L C0. EIZZILISH Finest Ilmported. CIN Agents NEW YORK EI E. La Montague 8: Sons 18 STARRETTS Draughting Instruments. NO' 165K Straight Edge, 42-in. grad- .. uated .... 36.75 Bevel Arm, I5-in., with clasp ' J and section liner . . 7.50 , ' ' .Q Protractor . . 5.00 . 4: 1 -yi flxigy COMBINATION QI' 7 A .. .X ., ,ff X f' .W 319.25 salsa lllllwIiIwwI1uIIEIwIInllllnlnnlillllmliu luIluIIlilnIllIillllxlnulliillmuiliu ,gilrluulli1Innl1urllQ inilliuliuinmlinillalllis dl? .s ,.v ef .e THIS COMBINATION OF TOOLS WILL BE FOUND TO BE A GREAT AID TO BETTER AND EASIER DRAUGHTING. HE Straight Edge has needle carriers on each end, swinging on taper studs. These may be swung to bring the points close to the Working edge, and by a slight turn of a knurled nut may be rigidly locked, holding the straight edge bradded to the paper. We make these straight edges in six lengths, from 18 to 48 in., and either plain or graduated. The Bevel Arms, with clasp and section liner, are made in 15, 24 and 36 in. lengths, and may be used with our graduatedT squares as Well as with the straight edges. i The Section Liner is in the form ofa knuckle joint and feeds either Way against the graduation marks. By thumb pressure on the button-headed screw, which may be adjusted to fine or coarse movement, hatching may be rapidly and evenly done, and for accurately spacing Work to the scale of TQ, K, or M to the foot, the device is a great convenience. The Protractor is M ofa 14-inch circle and is graduated to quarter degrees. It accurately fits the bevel arm either side up. Further information, with prices ofthe various sizes of these instruments, is given on pp. 103 et sqq. of our Catalogue No. 16Y of Fine Mechanical Tools. The Catalogue is free. 1 1 . 1 la.. L. . TARRETT . i ATHO? INESSACHUSETTS, U. S. 19 A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I J-11:11:11:nnunnunn---1---:nun I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN. Give us charge of your Plumbing and Heating. You will Established x873. 'Phone. AMIESON 8z IVICKINNEY, . . Steam and Dot water Beating Engineers . . Dlumbing and Gas-Fitting. DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF SUPPLIES FOR STEAM, WATER AND GAS. 12x SOUTH CAYUGA STREET, rind our bills reasonable and the work well done. - N . Y. Jobbmg promptly attended to. a IIHIHIIIIIIIIIUIHHHI1IHIDHIHIIIIIHIIIIHIHIHHI .---.--------------..-.---..E 5- AS YOU JOURNEY THROUGH LIFE, LIVE BY THE WAY. Yes, you can make a whistle out of a pig's tail, but it's a loss of time. Some so-called economy is waste- fulness. You can do work if you have a good equipment. Proper room furnishings of every kind, desks, chairs, book-cases, etc., we really think we know all about. Then we make every kind of funny business to order. And dear me, if the average Cornell rnan cannot hatch up more freak things ! Never mind! that's what we are here for, and our four shops, connecting with the rear of our store and running through to Tioga Street, a block 35 x 65 feet and four floors, are equipped for making or repairing 'bout anything you can name, whether it's from wood, hay, grass, stubble, or what not. So don't live in a barn of a place. Life is too short. EMPIRE STATE HOUSEFURNISHING CO. Same old stand, just below l-lotel. CSuccessor to the Boo1Co.b LINCOLN HALL 2 CJ 7716 BW5 all trade with like CORNELL LIVERF The 01167 Four-in-Hands in Ithaca. BIKE WA G ONS. .Howard Cobb. Louis P. Smflh. 'PHONE 55. Clark Slocum. GUNGRESS SPRING A Saline:Alkaline Water, Cathartic and Alterative of High Medicinal Virtues. As 8. CathaI ElC-One pint, or less, some thirty minutes before breakfast. For Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Acid Stomach, Torpid Liver and inactive condition of the Kidneys- One third of a pint directly after each meal. For Rheumatisrn, Malaria, Eczema, Scrof- ulous Taints and all Diseases of the Blood -One quarter of a pint each time, and from four to six times a day. V FOI' I1'1SO1'I'1I'1la-One-halt int 'ust before retirin P J g acts as a Serlczfive, producing quiet sleep. By its Efficacy, Purity and Ackhowledged Sanitary properties, and the happy proportions of its Various ALKALINE SALTS, THE CONGRESS stands UNRIVALLED. CO1'1g1'CSS VV3.tCI'-It's popular because it is health- ful. It has long been noted for the desired results it brings, and for the clean after-taste it leaves on the palate, an infallible test of its purity. For Sale at all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels and CONGRESS SPRING CO. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. I 2I SCHAFFER 84 BU DENBERG V rm 'MANUFACTURERS OF :rf A P it P The Improved I hompson i li ii ' es. , ' G - - . ,,-5. 5 5 5, Y Steam Engme .ig Q L? iii if -if I7 ADAPTED FOR ALL PURPOSES. ' ,,.. 1-4'T2,p,5g5'Q,,4...:.1SW '-- '--'-Wk' A Pressure Gauges for all purposes. Metropolitan and if ' V'77l3: Columbia Recording Gauges. Prof. R. C. Carpenter's :-- I ' X Tlirottling, Separating and Coal Calorimeters. Inject- y T ors and Ejcctors. Exhaust Steam Injectors. Ther- fy i , 1 mometers for all Industrial purposes. Single Bell and .ig Syreu Steam XVl1istles. XVater Gauges, Steam Traps . 1 l Engine and Boiler Appliances in general. - gi V inn Af . .- 1, I A.. . Ti' I - - Works and General Ofiices, Brooklyn, N.Y. Salesrooms: zz W. Lake Street, Chica 0. 66 ohn Street New York. S , l . . HEGGIE 81 BRO,, 136 East State St. Reliable Goods. V21 gl Anything in the way of Odd Pieces of Jewelry gggiifo EBEEQ13 22 928 QED Qi , Qgjydiiij J 01777017 mira? Qeozyners an! Qcjfarzzzfzzcfurers of C' CX' QQQPZS, LE6Zf96S, MLA, , Eaferlzzg Qeuzbes, Qzkes 61119 4 fafzbizeiy Hr mpg, Qgicgvfzbm an? JC?-affmfzbn fnmfz., an? f5'.,-Mm Lsizlrmaeen GAEJZLIZZZZL an? ZH! Jgfreefs 5mm44,zZ2, 3 Fancy Summer Shirts WHITE AND COLORED Prices no more than ready-made Shirts and Fir one hundred per cent better. CLARENCE E. HEAD CHRISTIANCE 84 DOFFLEMEYER 216 E. STATE STREET, 01111. New Ithaca Hotel DRUGS TOILET ARTICLES STUDENT LAMPS HUYLER'S CANDIES , . ia 5-1 AROUND THE LOOP. EVERY STUDENT ought to be supplied with T Y n Waterman s en c Ie item d 1 tlj , dh 1 , g-I2 ' ' '.1' 1 Stje 1 , I ea F ountarn , W V I I The greatest time an I troub saver th. f be put into the hands of anyone who oes in I U writing. It is more convenient than EI pencil, for it gf doesn't need I 'pe g und produces V: s ' 1 better worl I I TTT No more t I I ift coul c gi vo g T I ni in or W ning x gomg to I I 1 J Ie 1. tl rn one of cn pe I Fox Q Lle by III stat I I In some speu 1 j ' Q JI Ity I . e. . L. E. WATERMAN CO. 155-157 Broadway ' New York OTEL WALTON , PHILADELPHIAQ PA. ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF. EUROPEAN PLAN. . ROBERT STAFFORD, GEO. W. SWETT, Proprietor. M3I13g'CI'- Cox Sons 70 Fifth AVC' New York. Q Vining ACADEMIC COWNS CAPS AND HOODS. 1 r QW nm N! fg by ' K I X 1 QFQTRQQQJ W ACA' THE LE ffil ex Q ADING WATER OF sARATooA. Z1 a I , SARATOGA 'I X is GEYSER E 3 WATER ff Ra - l 1 FOR DYSPEPSIA it is unrivaled. lt contains more Soda and.Nlagnesia.I .Sf ' S , X ' h . combined than any ot er Saratoga water fn. L FOR KIIJNEY DISEASES . 7 tains cz much larger qziantzbf of Lzihzkz than any of l N the so-called Lithia waters. K j X! if h w I I S 1 It, beyond dispute, excels all other waters. lt con- J fl f I t f X BEWQZE SIJQQZZIZIUZESSLVQTER' gi' Q K 5 ADDRESS voir RN GEVSER SPRING co., X' SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. , jfxxif Wg N, P Maison ,N . . www Vixjq Brut Nnmiaw ms, mr ll mf IKIQHH CQIQLAMS H A THB FIRST MAN T0 MAKE SELL CHAMPAGNE MAKB THE 41- HE CHOSE THE SUNNY SLOPES UF RHEIMS. IN FRANCE THE Bssr PLACE IN mnwonw UIC- if DIC AT cl-ucAoo IN 1693 'nnsvmkws FMR JURY GAVETO III 'ITIE HIGHEBTAND ONLY AWARD FOR BRUT CHAMPAGNE THEWINENVISE-OF THE-WORLD SUSTAIN THATAWXRD AND SAY THE ONE WINE I5 RUINART TUBIHADATTI-IEBESI' CLIJBSANDIWTEISINHR avluzaoammm I I 26 Drop in and see Dan Whenever you can. Eemap not be there, But tl7at's not our fault. Capital, S25o,ooo. I National Surplus and Profits B k Sgo,ooo. ITHACA, N. Y. L 3.3.59 GEORGE R. WILLIAMS, President. JOHN G. STOWELL, Vice-President. HENRY B. LORD, Cashier. CHARLES W. GAY, ASS't Cashier. ja!! SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES IIQEIIEITI MURRAY IRON WORKS Co. BURLINGTON, IOWA. HIGH GRADE Engines and Boilers. TWO- NEW YORK HOTELS THE NEW RATIIBUN, Elmira, N. THE ARLINGTON, Binghamton, N. Y Both First-class and up-to-date in every purticulzw. A splendid European plain rcstzuxrzint. is connected with the New Rzithbun. The pzitronnge of the mem. hers of the University is cordially solicited. KENNEDY E5 TIERNEIC Propriefors ' 4 2 -H .Z- 'S 9 1wif 'I Ei. E ' L' ,- if GOOD LATHES ONLY. Sinus, 1 in. to 42 in. Buds in even lengths THE LODGE 6: .SHIPLEY MACHINE TOOL CO., Cincinnati, Ohio. 27 Y WATER WH EELS I0 css ll QE FOR HEADS OF 3 FEET TO 2000 FEET. meager Especially adapted to all kinds of Power Plants. Recent tests at Holyoke enable ns to guarantee : The Largest Po-wer ever obtained from a 'wheel of fhe same diameter. The highest speed ever obtained for the same power. Tlwhtghest 'mean eyiciency ever nbminecl 'when running from 1:aU lo full gate. State your HEAD, kind and amount of work, and ask for pamphlet. JAIVIES LEFFEL 6: CO., SPRINGFIELD, OHIO, U. S. A' wlli ll lllllll E. G. SOLTMANN 119 Fulton Street, New York. 0 O Irr1P0rter and Manufacturer of i ARCHITECTS' and ENGINEERS' SUPPLIES. 'ii BLUE PRINT PAPER and CLOTH. 0 is all you get every meal your cook, prepares 0 2 from our Good Groceries. We sell no cheap, : Q inferior goods, but sell PURE FOOD g 0000 00000000 5+ 0000000000000 Groceries cheap. I-lousekeepers, Caterers, Club and Fraternity Stewards know us for reliability. WE OFFER YOU THE BEST FOOD PRODUCTS THE MARKETS OF THE WORLD FURNISI-I AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD. BROUGI-IAM BROTHERS 117 South Cayuga Street, ITHACA, N. Y. Ooooooooooooooooooooo000000000000ooooooooeooooooooooooooolu000000 ITHACA,NM OFFICIAL 131-IOTOGRAPI-IER TO CORNELL LTNIVERSITY 1901 l l C. H. I-Iowms. 28 JENKINS BROS. VALVES IIWU HIM 1 They None are genuine guaran- without trade teed mark JENKINS BROS., New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago 29 GET 81: CHANDO WHITE SEAL CHAMPAGNE ABSOLUTE FACTS THAT CANNOT BE DISPUTED First: The House of MOET 8: CHANDON was founded in 1743. Strand: The House of MOET 8C CHANDON own more Vineyards than all of the following houses combined: Clicquot, Piper Heidsieck, Nlonopole, Ruinart, G. H. lVlu1nm, Pommery, Roederer. Third: The sales of MOET 8: CHANDON throughout the World greatly Exceed those of Any Other Brand. Fourth: The Wirle shipped to the United States at the present time by the House of MOET 8: CHANDON is of the Celebrated Vintage of 1893, of which they Hold a Sufhcient Reserve to Insure its Continuance for a considerable period. Ffh : MOET 8: CHANDON Champagne has been Served Exclusively for a great many years at most of the prominent society functions. Sixth: After repeated sampling and Careful Comparison with all the Qther Champagnesby the Ablest Experts, MOET 8: CHANDON h21S been Pronounced Without Question far Superior in' Quality to any of the Other Brands. Seventh: MOET 85 CHANDON 44 White Seal is to be obtained at all First-Class Hotels, Clubs, Restaurants, Wine Merchants and Grocers. 'I5.2-A3-2.H.f.S.f.B.f.H.f.iH-I-T.3-Y-H3.3.2ZJ.gill.33-2.Y-if-H5.5.1.3-5.33-H.f.Z.!..!.f.1. -nLf-H-7-H.f.l.f-R.f.i.1.l.f.H.f.:.f.H.f.3.1.5I-33.2.f.31.2.1H5.53.3J-3.f.3.f.1.f.B.f.ft.gQ-il' llEEg aa .s E fgass ? 15fss ? ,'?i t N 15, 1 as lg-ai Fig? 14333, E 2 I ...... ... ......... ........ ..... .... ..... .... ........ ... ...... ......... . ......... ......... ........f .. ..... .... ........ ......... ......... .. .................. ........ ..... - .... ..... . 30 Qffitco, golfers Biosk MPASMEQ1, Ni Y fiazom. . K3 W he 'Ucznderbilt Syzczcuse, N Y COLLEOIATE HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLAN EDGAR G. GOULD, Also of The Butterfield, Utica, N, Y. lVllI.O K. LIKE, Formerly of L' The Yates. THE WATERBURY FARREL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE COMPANY, WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT. Designers and Builders of Hydraulic Draw Benches, Rolling Mills, Power Presses, Drop Hammers, Foot Presses, Automatic Machinery, and Machines for Manufacturing Sheet Metal, Tubing, Wire, Rivets, Hinges, Ferrules, Cartridges, Spoons, and goods from ,U BRASS, STEEL, SILVER, fem. QDGLZECLOLZS F zzgidify. We pay particular attention to purity, quality and delicate flavoring in making our Ice Creams, Sherbets, Mousses, Sor- bets, Water Ices. Nesselrode Pudding, and all Frozen Desserts. Our prices are moderate for plain creams. Orders may be left down-town at Brougham Bros., or call up 'Phone I37-B. ' ' The Albergez. ' ' THOROUCH INSPECTIONS AND INSURANCE against LOSS OR ST DAMAGE to prop- erty and loss oflifc and injury to per- sons caused by Steam Boiler Explosions. 450 -QPABTFORDBOQ . , 0 V 1 6 Vice-President. Q J Q J,B.PIEBCE, 61 A: Q Secretary. 0 L. B. BRAINEBU, Treasurer. L. F. DILDDLE- 71 T I . 8223. Secretary. C BH . Wnr.B.FBANK1.LN, The Cornell Gymnasium. Besf equipped of any infhis or any other couniry HOT AND COLD WATER BATHS. LARGE, CLEAN SVVIMMING POOL. Competent Instruction in all branches of Physical Culture. Office Hours ofthe Director: Any old time at any old place. gfllflllllllllllllillfl.00000003 NEW D TI0 0 U , 0 2 ,V France, 5 W ebster's o fq--L, 5 X yr the country of champagne, Q I o g l M 3 nt ernatlonal I 3 D o o g . GRE T . 1Cf10I'1aI'Y o g 0 0 3 l i ph X 3 25,000 NEW wonns, ETC. . ll l W S R 6 Prepared under the direct supervision of XV.T. HARRIS . gr ' XXX 0 PhzD., LL.D., United States Commissioner of Education . I X 'X rw . assistedbyzilarge corps of competent specialists and editors 0 ,fl H fx 0 N Pit Th h . R'hB' d' . 3 l X lx Champagne 3 ew 23z.fs,,gez?ug 5112, Mzstioge me A 5 Xl l B n Th E f H . 3 if ii to excel in every requisite 2 e egchogit axsrotgflilceflme QE o A . io A1owbt'c11 if - O I E, il and awards it the only Q S eDsietii.o?xar3f. eg a e iumwgigwl : l l i Q! :I l s Specimen pages, etcz, oiboth books DICTIONARY . I! ' 2 gl lx N r d . sent on application. : ri lf i l, : G. G C. Merriam CO., Springfield, Mass. g conferred on American cham- g ' 0 1 f ,y,72Wf pagne. It is high in quality. 0 2 yet moderate in price. 2 Exf Xl-JS U 'lmvni g lr-lf' , O ' M. ' r Pleasant Valley Wwe co' ' THE UNIVERSITY ART GALLERY 0 mu .X , gym! 0 I '37 'WM' Sole Makers. O ITHACA Y Y , A . . 2 ee'1'll Rnems, N. v. 2 Q Q Tm: Q SOLD BY ALL RESPECTABLE WINE DEALERS. O OFFICIAL PIIOTOGRAPHER Q Q Fon Ill'Ill.OOIIICCOOOCIOIOCIOIOICOC CORNELL UNXVERSITY WE HA VE THE NOBBIEST LINE OF Suiiings, Overcooiings cmd rouserings zh ffm Come in and look them over. Our prices are below competifion. Our workmanshzp and fiz' sfricily guaranieed. . H G, U11lii1Z1'Sz'fy Tailor No. 2II DRYDEN ROAD ' 32 f 14 Slyles and Sizes. f e K GOULD 8: EBERH RDT H 11 C! a if Q 4 U .., W It gi I . W I JSE-ef DESIGNERS e rv exams 0, ll? K, , I cgi' I I' ,a w 51 Ff .I IQ II' I T, I ' A I IR R --R I - I II I MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I- M, H ,T '-211 fl-R TN I VII: p,,. EBERHARDT'S PATENT ' . '2 :fi-12 N EW Tv P E I GEAR CUTTING MACHINES ' Ig I ,Q 18 Slyles and Sizes-For All Reqzliremenls. X Iii if 1 CN mx um M e Q gil, - -. i, 1 , ,7--g I I 4.31, , -Tj 'X ' f IE IIB? 6- 4? QT ' . if ? Li E -.-1 I I :I I. , j I IIII I IIII II I III III gi' III . Q IUI IIHIQI i AK 2: I . HII.,IIIIIIIIIIIIIQIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ' I 4' jf' 5 W Aa? Ji X L I IIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII '12 H If 1 5.4-AI ' 'f Q: .II,,, ,.,I,I, I, IIII lg' 1 TEL , RI 'IR I ' E- I H9491 iii-II IIII .I,q::1IIHI1I2!IIWNIIML, PATENTEDQI I Q T ' I ' 1ff'-ff ' I I' I 'I 1 VWHV E EBERHARDTS PAT:-:NT UPRIGHT DRILL PR ESS ' f l I ,II I IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIW NWIIIII1IUIQl 'Mfili Wim 01 willzoul Pafenfed Aufomanc Tapping Allaclz- TRIPLE QUITCK men! and Comgogrfd Traverse Table. 5 GRADE MAFIK3 'les' EBERHARDT'S PATENT SHAPER Uggd fhg Lgadlhg Mosf Advanced Magma R711 flze Mm-ef. - ll ' 33 N J 1 fav, v nm 1, Y .fu- f fr' r 5, I E, H , I --wwmifnikx N 4,9141 - , ,gg Q' AEE . Lv, E6 imwi ,, X . 1 'S r .ai BOAT HOUSE AND LAUNCH Charles Daly HAMMERLESS GUNS are considered by the best ama- teur sportsmen the fmest imported gun in the market. Daly Calalogues gratis. SCHOVERLING, DALY 8: GALES 302-304 Broadway, New York MCDDERN METHOD LAUNDRY HSES-', A352232 FRED HAXTON, '03, MANAGER UNIVERSITY B R. A N C H REPAIRINO DONE FREE YOUffEL,lfffQfEL,VE THE HUNGARIAN RESTAURANT CA FE BOULEVARD H? Second Avenue and Tenih Slreel NEW YORK I. 11 ROSENFELD, Propriefor Telephone Call, 1549-18111 EHQFGVIHQ Shop FOR THE MAKING OF CPholo-process F'PIafes E' -- I e Line or Half-lone for Book, Catalogue, Advertising, Magazine Work, or for any purpose requiring Illustrating. The ITHACA PUBLISHING CO. Successazs lo THE CORNELL ENGRA VING CO., ITHA CA, N K f 1-Q--pq':fllg'j'77 -if 12 -T1 ' wi ' , s' lj1 - Z-yu. ' , I vv,g5'1r1 ' ' nr.-V.. 'wv -' 7, -4, ' - 4 - u ', pl --:. v, 12' 1.51:-9. ml . J. ' :.' F355'FiiWW' . Wfifffii MW - , , . we ' ' v 4 . ' I ' 1 'J qi2 3.93187 SQA ..L1i!3?h2iw , , fldnlgaiggafggxg I I 942 447221. -F W v -... Wg.. un H, X , M, o o Q 0 , X E 4 'I r0Q'l X-, X- -' Zia., ails 4.0.0, 5,-9. 1--. Q 1 N W... -1 , v , , . . --,...,.y,.l ' -' Q.6'4:-.L L'- 1'4':.5' ' 1' 1,.'.2f.f'vf:'- MW. - Q - --::.- pg- .1 , f ffl , II. h:?f?'Q ' ' '---5'f?i?Mil-i' aw ggbsm: :mf ,f -:'-:H -1 .-.-. J , -f - .- 1 -- :f-' '.' 515 .fm I -2-54953 1.q gw -v-1 , - ,., .-1,112 4.-H-J wry - ..4 TheMost Particular G G L I We WillNhilY0'-1 H G Olfef Co?x::I.?rL?r2ui'l'xe Co uld Not Quesiion I I B S ' Rule, of Gqolf the Superiorigf of as Adopted by the . . . U. S.G If A ' 't' lgoggdg THE Bnmcnpom Feb.sw,2ss::,:'s Tlgety Mlinde GUN IMPLEMENT E'e2'.fE2.'?2f1u,f2Lif'0m Clen 1 lou I - 1 Acc u rat e y CTO G olf Cglsxdw Free KE AIL AGENCIES , NEW YORK, BOSTON PHILADELPHIA 5 l 5 1 6 5 John'Wana.rnaKer and Broadway Washington St. IO28 Clxestrxui Si. Co astDistributor, P. B. B ekeart, San. Frmrxclsco. 35 Eslablish ed over I Yeazs. , A a' al Gzand Prix al Pazis, 1900, foz Excellence Qualily and Wozkmanship. Manufacfory, Slgeffield, Eng. Chief Amezican Depol, QI Sl. John Sfreef, New York. F. W. VVAGNER, General Manager. for Tools, E - ' Wm. Jesso 6? on Drllls, DIES, Saws, Etc. ,mmf S S The Wainwright Even Flow Water Tube Heater IS MADE BY THE TAUNTON LOCOMOTIVE MFG. CO. TA UNTON, MASS. Sz'LzdenlS' Resorf' Mfgnggz 59 Hgwgfl Restaurant The G?0?ef? A Fine Assozfmenl of Schlifz Beer on drauglzi Ogclensburg Pale Ale on drauglzi Cigars, Lager, Ales Choice VWnes and Liquors consfanfly on hand. 'If you don'f See wlzal you wanf, Call for THEODORE ZINCK 108 and no Aurora Street ITHACA, N. Y. fancy BOTTLE and CANNED Goods I O3 N. Aurora ana' 304 E. Slate Sfreefs ITHACA TRUST Co. ITHACA, N. Y. F C, C , PRES. TV. II. S120 C CAP11-AL, S100,000. SURPLUS, 62,0011 RIICK DRIllS M MII GII PIIESSIIIIS ALL SIZES AND TYPES It would be to your best interest to become acquainted with the IMPERIAL Family of Air Compressors - three in number. We should like to introduce you. This picture shows IMPERIAL TYPE 10 RAND DRILL CO. 128 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 37 . NICHOLAS P-O Box 907- 43 Beaver Street, NEW YORK l f 1' , , . , X U . : w , 0 M . . , W 1 if' , .. . , N - l . l ' i i g wil r l E- w x 'Ag I I I . SOLE AGENT FOR Piper-Heidsieclf . . champagne J. 5 F Martell . . . . Brandies . Scotch Whzslfies Orange Bitters, Etc. Andrew Usher 6? Co. . Held, Son 6? Co. Ideld, Son 5' Co. Wynand Focl-:inlf . . Irish Whisky Cordials, Gins, Etc. . Absinthe and Kirsch Wi E. Eddison 673 Co. . Apricot and Peach Brandies Pernod Pils . . . . . . . Rums Rhine and Moselle Vlfines . Clarets, Etc. . . . Burgundies J. Wray 6? Nephew . Deinhard 6? Co. . . Nath 'I Johnston 6? Sons . . Bouchard Pere 6? Fils Man 'l Moreno De Mora . . Sherries Martinez, Gassiot 6? Co. . . . Port Wines Robert Donaldson 6? Co. . . Madeira Vldnes . Tarragona Port . . . Vermouth Francisco Perpina . Freund, Ballor 62' Co. . Booth C? CO. 'S rLondow Old Tom and Dry Gin 8 Wines and Sp t in Casks delivered from U. S. Bonded Warehouse ORDERS FOR DIRECT SHIPMENTS SOLICITED L I 8 Free on Board Quotations of all Wz'nes, Spirits and Liqueurs furnished on application ' L 2 I .5 1 NL ' 5 lift' if ' H E5 1 lil .5 tl , N I as T 5 ' 5 5 :11. . ri - I f fg .L u l lf 31 1 'W fl :iw 38 ITHACA ICE Co. 222 EAST STATE STREET, Wholesale and Relail Dealers in Eoresz' Lake Ice. C A-4.1: C. H. ROVVLAND, L. C. WINCHELL Pres. and Trees. Gen. Supl. THE REASON WVITY YVe are allways kept busy: ........ Our patrons consider our work the best - tirst, lust :md at All times ........ VW: strive to retain :L customer once 1' gained. . . . . ....... . . . .... . Care is taken to produce only first-class A vlzw OF THE UNIVERSITY FARM, p1'inting,c1e:1n .md up-to.dzLtc in style. ITHACA JOURNAL J OB DEPARTMIENT. TELEPIIONE 44 B. . T. GIR VI FU NIT URE 325 and 327 SOUTH SALINA STREET SYRACUSE1 N Y 39 ' EUGE I FIELD attributes these verses in Sharps and Flats to Mr. jill: -. :-, ll W D I-I O E L LS 1 I W ' o o alleging that they were published 1 , in 1858 in the Ohio Farmer. i ' i , l Wasn't a feelin' none too peart, speerits was kind er droopin'g X' W ' ui Reckin al pint er tansy gin-'u'd er fetched me round a-whoopin'5 ln: 1 qu! But Lizzie allowed when folks were sick along in the spring, they'd orter Q -iff ,Iv Doctor their livers with that 'ere stuff 'at folks calls mineral water. Ill r an il 5 lilif N Harnsome liquor as ever flowed, an' clear as Miamy river, i l ll But stronger 'n a yoke er speckled steers when it tackles a fell'r's liver 5 ' Milli-,ga Took one swig on't- thers Pr fun-then for a day 'nd a quarter 'lriieliislil . . . ' in D1dn't do much but loaf around tendin' that mineral water. i 1 I STAR N ,. FE , H- A ' 9-6. ' r li - i SARATOGA STAR ATER l '41 Ili 4- 5 in l' Fi :'a 'Tue Jil - l f? l f i N ll if 'P 5-C0-lily' HTAR PSRRIN W, Y... M061 svmrlfi is not exactly this kind of mineral water, but it is the Best Table Water that can be bought, and it does Cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Many Diseases of the Stomach and the Bowels. As a Diluent for Wines and Liquors it is Unequalled. You ought to find Saratoga Star Water at any really high-class family-supply store, but if it is not kept where you trade, Write for it to the SARATOGA STAR SPRING CQMPANY, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 40 SI' VI A fAI II If I Xt' E ' . .. ' .-f::Ifi ' f:1:2!3s1E f1?g. . ,'.:p?:ff-Far' -QB:Ruse?-raefezfraiffl-ga-sag asA-mmfrv-ff5Q'is2f:5q:e:'. in-Ilvg -:yagg5pQ.:i'L:,5!: ' 'i::Fi:-': E5'.'I'b--Qmxifi' ' 'JG'-'hw fm, Fr -aims-1 Q..-. :ri if 4,5 ...:., In.: Efivlqzigii:!j5ffqff.'EZ:'k'J G?-FIWi''REQ'?n15S':.x-13r'rZa'l UI' g.u+7f' 121fLl?rsT'S2f.'::- Tfe ' VF? -'f' - 115.32 I, Z' ,' fa . 1.5.. 1, -Ii . , Q, E,-42 - 'f , :Q Igfgzna, ' ul? WQVEJI J .Ilia zjigv I 'WH T' . f x4a.':,.L1n . x,..,.t,, I J, -11 ' I H7525 -, 5 f' :L P -A if -may :' - -+- a? I-IIS BOOK PRINTED AND BOUND BY FRANK WOOD, PRINTER, AT No. 552 WASHINGTON STREET IN BOSTON, IVIASS., A. D., NIDCCCCI IIIIINIRMER 3555555 iii w IN TYPEFACES ENABLE US TO PRODUCE SUPERIOR PRINTING AT LOW PRICES Tlye F ores! C ily CHU Gallezy R Ob J lzas a compleie set, exterior and interl' 'Uiews of all the CBOOlil9l.I'lCl9Z Fzafernzly Houses NO. 50 ARCH STREET also lhe fines! 4Uiew of the Campus BOS TOM MASS. Special Alfemfion given fo ART AND EDUCATIONAL Speciallies Plzofo Engraving, Cameras and Supplies ana' Large Porfraifs BOOKS E. Mc GILLI VRA Y 4 f N F. GARCIA GARCIA A. GARCIA Leading BI'0I1dS of ozzz F 1'1z e 59.9 R GARCIA 59 BR OS. HMG Cigars I ANUFACTURERS O F F I N E R Garcia 53 Bros. HAVANA CIGARS E IMPOR- TERS OF LEAF TOBACCO NEW YORK ,al TAMPA ,sl HAVANA ESTABLISHED IN 1886 F. GARCIA 85 BROS. Fine Havana Cigars L REGISTERED IN U. 5. PATENT OFFICE. N FOR SALE WITH THE BEST DEALERS OF THE UNITED STATES New York Ofiice 126 Chambers Street A. J ' El Carpio La Tropical La Pinia Saniiso Fela Iris Beiis Havazza Figaros 1 3 es e 42 40 Q 0 oy' B RANOQP 'Q KEGSRBOTTLES . 1' J rn . TRADE 1316, girl MARK .V EMTEF ETH P3 i PALE 8K STOCK Y, I. Q .IN. A be ff iq flax N ,Ziff an IU it 00 ' 9 Qs LAGER. .gf 'Z'-YIERY STEYVART 85 COLLINS, ITITACA AGENTS, 16 SOUTH AUROIKA STREET. i 1 .f ' ' l 'Ah si lla ' if TU lil ll l 1 :C .AZ Ak XTR' JIU. 2 'Ze f Q W il 5 ' ? , I 'usiness:Bringing i lrinting. Printing to bring business must be goodg must be in touch with the times 3 must impress the people who see it. Plain, neat printing has the call at present. Any printer could do as good work as we do il' he knew how, had the types, had the men, and used good inksg our low price he might not duplicate-but that's another story. We do good printing hereg careful, honest, business-bringing Workg a credit to us and the people who use it. THE POINT OF A PENCIL, E. whether shapely or ugly, matters little, so long as it does not break or crumble, and the quality is smooth and yielding. 9 AMERICAN DIXON S GRAPHITE PEN CILS are noted for their smooth, tough leads that do not break or crumble. They are made in didferent degrees of hardness, suitable for all kinds of school work, and are indispensable in the drawing-class. Samples worth double the money will be sent on receipt of 16 cents if you men- tion this publication. JOSEPH DIXON CRUCIBLE CO. '- JERSEY CITY, N. J. 43 D. NORTON, Commercial job Printer, Cor. State and Aurora. Sts., ITHACA, N. Y. STEXVAHT AVENUE CAFE 420 STEWVART AYE5'Ul'I R. K. xY'III'1TAKl-IR i l OPEN x. M. TO 1 P. M. Shoe Novelties S0 u n i I' Pi p es original shapes and Ideas With COLLEGE, CLASS OR FRATERNITY EMBLEMS 'Co My Dipe. ml-I EN love grows cold, thy fire still warms me 3 When friends are fled thy presence charms me I smoke and cast away all care I -From German Smoking Song. IN IN THE GUARANTEED Smoking is like love: after the blaze comes contentment. If thou art full, though purse be bare, Y 1 g I I I PLEASED T0 SUBMIT SAMPLES. I JOHN IVIIDDLETO , A IMPORTER AND MOUNTER PIPES REPAIRED. . St., Jlfzvzlion 't Coruellian and reczl'-vefree .Pointer in Tobacco and Pines. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1901. ARS VIvENI3I, Saturday, Sept. 28. COLGATE at Ithaca Wednesday, Oct. 2, ROCHESTER at Ithaca Saturday, Oct. 5. BUCKNELL at Ithaca Wednesday, Oct. 9 HAMILTON at Ithaca Saturday, Oct. 12, UNION at Ithaca Saturday, Oct. 19, CARLISLE. at Buffalo Saturday, Oct. 26, OBERLIN at Ithaca Saturday, Nov. 2, PRINCETON at Ithaca Saturday, Nov. 9, LEI-IIGII at Ithaca Saturday, Nov. 16, COLUMBIA at New York Saturday, Nov. 23, VERMONT at Ithaca Thursday, Nov. 28, PENNSYLVANIA at Philadelphia BOOKS RECEIVED. by Pop Miller. STORIES, by Claude W. N. Filkins. THE BREAKING OF BRICKS, by S. M. Turrill, '01. TALES OF THE EX-TANKS, Cornell Edition. Edited with a commentary by Prunes Purcell, HCYCLOPEDIA OF GENERAL lNFORNlA'I'ION,', by Charley I-lull. 'f ENGLISH, AS SHE OUGHT TO BE SPOKE,,' by F. Marion Crouch. CLASS POLITICS, by Dorrance and Carlisle. Always a Year in Advance , 'IIN Il?-gil I IIIIII .QI MMV '.I- ,lux I F 'lllillii' jr E 4 : Catalog on Application. WALL 6: SON, ITHACA. I E, . I in . I ? Q -ffsfzivwzcff f-GR 1 .1 1f'.'2'zfW1f .fix , . I . 1 3 V Ji, V: , A . V, , ,gi 4 A W. P. WILLIS 81. CO. lmponrsns or FINE WOOLENS 156 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK. 45 Chas. S. MOI'Fl'S Z9 o. f- . es.. y ers. , I 1fgL l 'f DH erik D- I F1 yy' M' ,,Qs5:si:e,:p::.-1:, - , 'fbyf' if '.- . -, sq is ff '2'. i +'!3' es',g - . s , ,v fa j h 3 ,- if . Aw- 1, x 5 ,sw i. l Clear HAVA NA Cigars 70 Duane Street, NEW YORK He hfI'lOWS and knows that he knows a good cigar has long since awarded the palm for excellence to the LA LVTEGRIDAD, the equal in any of its sizes to anything imported. It can be bought wherever the best cigars are kept from Maine to California, and the secret of their great success is that they are always made by the most experienced of Cuban workmen from the best Havana that grows. Top prices are charged because top quality is always given. 46 ZW f I ixfh physicians and Dentists' Directory. 62:15. :.CZ77eanznn, jf w .ff ,W .aaiw rhyme and HOURS: Office, Corner opposite Post Office, 9 to 10 A.M. Residence, 7' ,UIQ 77 Hfaged 575706-A 2 to 4 and 7to 8 P.M. 506 East Seneca St. Telephone at Office and Residence. Lqurora CJJL Cm-Agfa' Qgjdew ?MrAv' gr. Qavzj Qpmffei Office, 56 East State Street. LCJZZQFAUIIC, Gakl. 745' Residence, 2Ol Prospect Street. Hours: 1.30 to 3 and 7 to 8 P.M. G' 9?S3 ,QWSD 6? jf .9zfz6Jf,.., L We Office: Ithaca Trust Co. Building Csecond floorl DENUST' Residence, No. 117 E. Buffalo sr. 214- East State Street, Ithaca, N.Y. . Week days' 8 to 10 AM.: 41:0 3 RM. 'Phone 207 K. Office Hours' ISundays. 4 to 5 P.M. Telephone. GOLF CLUB HOUSE CI-ITXIQLES EQ SEYIYYIYFXN. Hack, Liver Lygeum Saddle Horses Corner South Cayuga and Green Streets, ITHACA,N.Y. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO WEDDING, PARTY AND FUNERAL ORDERS. 'PHONE '99, 48 BUT BEQUEATHS TO ITS 0 QWWM0 2 SUCCESSOR - ---,ff , ffaf vg a, f j' 1f::s1..A,ig' -' iv-5'7m'?-l'7F?f.vf7?LT:a H-'-A ,,- -1,, Xa 5 A h - emu n gton ' .if , Typ ewrlter in 5 I a A MARVEL or af.. 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