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Uni- versity Scholarship Examinations begin Matriculation of New Students Registration of Matriculated Students Instruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca President's Annual Address to the Students at I2 M. Registration of Students in the Medical College in New York City Thanksgiving Day. Latest date for announcing subjects of Theses for Advanced Degrees Christmas Recess begins Registration in the College of Agriculture for Winter Course in Agriculture and Dairy Husbandry Work resumed Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition Founder's Day First Term closes Qeronh iEerm ,r 1902-1903 Registration for Second Term Washington's Birthday Winter Course in Agriculture and Dairy Husbandry ends Latest date for presenting Woodford Orations Easter Recess begins Work resumed Latest date for receiving applications for Fellowships and Gradu- ate Scholarships ZUJI QIUL'IIEIIf?tII 9 M A Y I Friday Latest date for presenting Theses for Advanced Degrees 1 Friday Woodford Prize Competition 22 Friday Eighty-six Memorial Prize Competition 30 Saturday Decoration Day I U N E 3 Wednesday Commencement of Medical College in New York City II Thursday Instruction ends I4 Sunday Baccalaureate Sermon 16 Tuesday Class Day I7 Wednesday Alumni Day and Annual Meeting of the Trustees 18 Thursday Thirty-fourth Annual Commencement 1?-Dunxunrr ,ff 1903 I U N E 24 Wednesday Summer Term tof ten weeksb in Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology and in Palaeontology and Stratigraphic Geology begins I U L Y 6 Monday Summer Session begins A U G U S T I 5 Saturday SEPTEMBER 1 Tuesday SEPTEMBER OCTO NOVE DECE JANU I5 Tuesday 22 Tuesday 2 3 Wednesday 24 Thursday 25 Friday B E R I Thursday M B E R 26 Thursday M B E R 1 Tuesday 23 Wednesday A R Y 2 Saturday 5 Tuesday 9 Saturday II Monday 29 Friday Summer Session ends Summer Term in Entomology and Geology ends jtiwt Germ if 1903-1904 Entrance Examinations begin Academic Year begins. Matriculation of New Students. Uni- versity Scholarship Examinations begin Matriculation of New Students Registration of Matriculated Students Instruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca. President's Annual Address to the Students at I2 M. Registration of Students in the Medical College in New York City Thanksgiving Day Latest date for announcing subjects of Theses for Advanced Degrees Christmas Recess begins Registration in the College of Agriculture for Winter Course in Agriculture and Dairy Husbandry Work resumed Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition Founder's Day First Term closes IO atm Qlnruellian jrrrnuab wbtpplf judas f NJ4.-f .fer I-IE modern University has produced a new E, 9 type of teacher. The old-time American col- f f' fi - lege, with its life sheltered from contact with F '- the world of action, nurtured many noble W2 characters, but it was a prison to most X X N students with virile and practical tempera- l I '32 Kg ' J rf! X584 - ment. The combination of scientific ardor -14 with a capacity for practical affairs has long A, been possible in professors of the political sciences in German Universities, only of late in America has the academic career been made congenial to men of that stamp. A generation ago, at the very period of Cornell's founda- tion, the universities began to reflect all phases of the worthy thought and aspiration of the living world. The talents and common-sense that we love to think of as peculiarly American, are no longer repelled from the halls of philosophy. The new type of scholar and teacher, in turn, is transforming American higher education. This, in brief, is the logic of the presence in University life today of Jeremiah Whipple Jenks. QBorn in St. Clair, Michigan, he graduated from the University of that state as A.B. in 1878, and as A.M. in 1879. The pursuit of business, the study of law, followed by admission to the Michigan bar, and teaching in a small college, occupied him for a few years, but another work more and more was attracting him. After two years of resident study in Germany, he obtained, in 1885, the degree of Doc- tor of Philosophy in political sciences at the University of Halle. 4 1LHe had to await an opening in his chosen work. Some years of teaching in subjects not closely related to his special interests, pre- ceded the development at Knox College of a field for his social studies. Between 1889 and 1891, at Indiana University, his name as a teacher of economics and politics was made, and at the end of that period he had to choose among several calls to larger universities. 1LThe then newly established chair of Political and Social Institu- tions in Cornell University gave him the opportunity to develop more fully the ideal of study and teaching that had inspired him for years. In his own words: Students of economics must be made to feel and E112 Q1f01IIIEIIfEIII II to know that the principles of economics are really a statement of the principles upon which actual business is done, and that it is of prime importance that they come into immediate contact with business conditions and business men. We can not understand economics un- less we hold close to the actual facts of business life. And of the study of politics he said: It should be kept close to the conditions of the world of real things. The student should see what the motives are that are influencing the voter, and what the forces are that are shaping the aiairs of state. fLThe courses now given by him represent the three lines of study which, as a professor in Cornell, he has consistently pursued during the past twelve years. The course on Modern Questions in Interna- tional Politics, varying from year to year in accordance with current events, fittingly becomes at this time a study of colonial government. Fresh from a visit to the Orient he seeks the lessons of experience for the guidance of our own eastern dependencies. In The Principles of Politics are traced the growth of political philosophy and that of political societies. The course in Economic Legislation, perhaps the most characteristic one he gives, stood unique in University cur- ricula until imitated by his own students in their teaching. In it are taken up the economic issues that are of immediate interest in the state and nation, and in the light of the widest experience and in view of the existing difficulties, students are trained to frame bills that deal with the questions in a practical way. 11This group of courses is but the development of the thought with which he began his teaching. That, taken together, they are without a close parallel in any other university, is due to the ex- ceptional requirements they make of the teacher. No other man to- day teaching political science in an American university has had such close and continued contact with the world of practical affairs. A few facts will indicate the nature and range of the preparation he has had outside of books and classrooms. His training in economics inthe best I ever had, says heb began with the three years spent in actual business before he studied the subject in college at all. With the study of law began his familiarity with the work of state legis- latures, his knowledge of the methods of practical politics, and his wide acquaintance with men in American public life. Of the four years he has spent in foreign lands, two have been given entirely to a first-hand study, under exceptionally favorable conditions, of men, institutions and legislation in Europe and Asia. His counsels have influenced tax I2 215132 Qloruelliam reforms in more than one of the American states. He has been con- tinuously an active member of those national organizations that are working for the reform of city government and for the improvement of our industrial laws. Forecasting fifteen years ago the recent de- velopment of trusts, he made the first scientific study of that form of industrial organization as found in the Salt Trust of Michigan and in the Whiskey Trust of Illinois. At the request of Governor Roosevelt, he drafted the law on business corporations which was presented to the Legislature of New York in 1899. Called, on account of his unique fitness, to act for the United States Industrial Commission as Expert Agent on Trusts, his work during three years in that con- nection was an important factor in giving to the Commission's report a value theretofore unequalled among government investi- gations of economic problems. In that period, he again crossed the Atlantic, to gather material for a special report on the industrial combinations and the industrial laws of Europe. As Special Agent of the War Department, he spent the year 1901-02 in the Orient, preparing a report on the economic conditions of the various European colonies and of our own dependencies. - I1Such a character and career strike a new note in the study and teaching of the political sciences in America. That this method of political study must contribute to the soundest scientiic results will be believed by all those who think of political science not as a Utopian revery, but as the clearest and deepest insight into the realities of social life. That this teaching makes for true education and for useful citizenship is evidenced by the lasting impression it leaves on the students, who carry out with them into business and the pro- fessions the lessons and convictions gained in this teacher's class- room. But they go out as disciples of the spirit, not as doctrinaires. This, in his words, is the aim: The best service a teacher can do for his students is to encourage them to think for themselves, it is not to make them believe in doctrines, but to fit them to deal independ- ently with new problems as they arise. ILWith the students he never, in the smallest measure, has sought popularity, he has found it in the best sense and in the highest degree. They value him not alone for his intellectual lessons, but for his hearty optimism, his hatred of sham, his personal words of counsel, for the kindly twinkle of his eye, and for his faith in them. lLIn all times, places and actions, simple, genuine and judicious, Jeremiah Whipple Jenks is admired as a seeker after truth, is be- loved as a teacher, and is honored as a man. .1 Q I 'Y r y: ..,- I li. , - 'Ti t QF , I . 1 Egg J'-J, x.:x':,.fg. NN . ,fu ffk,,ff'f Q 'HM f 3 . f' Vg' Q , ff ww f ' A K , 2 , gp THE. 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Albany GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Ph.B., Librarian of the Cornell Library, ex officio ...... . Ithaca WALFRED C. BARNES, . CBJ1 . Brooklyn WFRANKLIN C. CORNELL . . . CBJ . Ithaca WCHARLES S. FRANCIS, B.S. . . CAJ2 Troy it-IARED TREMAN NEWMAN, Ph.B., LL.B. CAJ . Ithaca :PWILLIAM H. SAGE, A.B. . . . CBJ . Albany FFROGER B. WILLIAMS, A.M. . CBJ . Ithaca WALTER CRAIG KERR, B.M.E. CBJ New York C. SIDNEY SHEPARD, A.B., LL.B. CBJ New Haven HIRAM W. SIBLEY, Ph.D.,fLL.B. CBJ Rochester RUTH PUTNUM, B.Lit .... CAJ New York HENRY WOODWARD SACKETT, A.B. CAJ New York STEWART L. WOODFORD, LL.D. . CBJ New York ROBERT B. ADAM .... CBJ . Buffalo Term of office Clive yearsj expires in 1903, the next group of six in 1904, etc., etc. CrJ B., elected by Board. C2J A., elected by Alumni. IDU Ql:lJI'IIEIIf?UI 19 WILLARD BEAHAN, B.c.E. . . IA, . . Winona, Minn. HENRY RUBENS ICKELHEIMER, RL. IB, . . New York LELAND OSSIAN HOWARD, Pn.D. . IAI . . Washington, D. c. HENRY B. LORD .... IRI . . Ithaca ANDREW D. WHITE, LL.D., L.H.D.,.D.C.L. IBJ . . Ithaca ANDREW CARNEGIE, LL.D. . . QABJ . . Pittsburg, Pa. JOSEPH C. HENDRIX . . . IBJ . . Brooklyn CHARLES H. BLOOD, Ph.B., LL.B. . IAJ . . Ithaca CHARLES GRAY WAGNER, B.S., M.D. IAJ . . Binghamton FRANK H. HISCOCK, A.B. . . . QIBJ . . Syracuse GEORGE R. WILLIAMS, LL.B. . . CBJ . . Ithaca SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY, A.B. . QBI . . Ithaca HENRY MANNING SAGE, A.B. . . IBJ . . Menands CHARLES E. TREMAN, B.L. . QAJ . . Ithaca ROBERT H. TREMAN, B.M.E. . IBJ . . Ithaca GEORGE B. TURNER, B.S. . CAD . . Auburn MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF, B.S. . . CBJ .... Ithaca ciirccutihe flolnmittzc of the Baath of Qrustwii SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY The PRESIDENT of the University The LIBRARIAN of the Cornell Library CHARLES H. BLOOD ALONZO B. CORNELL FRANKLIN C. CORNELL SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY HENRY B. LORD EMMONS L. WILLIAMS Chairman JARED T. NEWMAN CHARLES E. TREMAN ROBERT H. TREMAN MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF ANDREW D. WHITE GEORGE R. WILLIAMS ROGER B. WILLIAMS Secretary 3'?'apgIm1z'Qy va . ie YIQIQWHDJ-43 . Gghfjwlai ga? G . S. U 4 'N 3 st, O' -Q-,ff ,. I The CQLLEQES f F A C U L T Y JACOB GOULD scHUR1v1AN,A.M., D.Sc., LL. D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. Phi Beta Kappa. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, A.B., LL.B., Ph.D., Dean, and Professor of Political Economy and Statistics A.B., Amherst, 1884, LL.B., Columbia, 1887, Ph.D., 1891, Chief Statistician, Division of Methods and Results, U. S. Census of IQ00, Commissioner of Health of New York State. Psi Upsilon, Phi Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa. GOLDWIN SMITH, A.M., LL.D., L.H.D., D.c.L., Professor of English History, Emeritus 4 A.B., 1845, A.M., Oxford, 1848, LL.D., Brown University, 1865, L.H.D., Regents of the University of the State of New York, 1870 , D.C.L., Oxford, 1882, Hertford Scholar, Oxford, 1842, Ireland Scholar, 1842, Chancellor'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. Psi Upsilon. ZGEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of General Chemistry and of Agricultural Chemistry QS., Lawrence Scientific School CHarvardj, 1855, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1857. Sigma 1 BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Professor of Neurology, Vertebrate Zoology and Physiology B.S. Csumma cum laudej, Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardj, 1862, M.D., Har- vard Medical School, 1866. HIRAM CORSON, A.M., LL.D. Professor of English Literature A.M., Princeton, 1864, LL.D., St. john's College, 1878, Member of the American Social Science Association, of the National Institute of Art, Science and Letters. W Retired mine Qlnruelliau 23 THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.M., Dean of the University Faculty and Pro- fessor of the Romance Languages and Literatures A.B., Princeton, 1864, A.M., 1867, Ph.D. CHonoraryj, 1874, American Philosophi- cal Society, Academy of Sciences and Letters, Palermo, Italy. Kappa Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomology and General Inver- tebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1874. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi. WATERMAN THOMAS HEWITT, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of the German Lan- guage and Literature A.B., Amherst, 1869, A.M., 1871, Ph.D., Cornell, I87QQ Member of the American Philosophical Society, of the Goethe Society, of the Modern Language Association of America, of the Society of the Literature of the Netherlands, Member Extra- ordinary of the Society for the Frisian Language and Literature, of the Frisian Society of History, Antiquities and Philology. Psi Upsilon, EDWARD HITCHCOCK, jr., A.M., M.D., Professor of Physical Culture and Hygiene, and Director of the Gymnasium A.B., Amherst, 1878, A.M., 1881, M.D., Dartmouth, 1881, Vice-President of the American Academy of Medicine, Secretary of the American Association for the Ad- vancement of Physical Culture. Alpha Delta Phi. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics B.S., Cornell, 1875, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi. JAMES MORGAN HART, A.M., J.U.D., L.H.D., Professor of Rhetoric and Eng- lish Philology A.B., Princeton, 1860, A.M., 1863 , juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864, Modern Language Association of America, Dialect Society of America, Philological Society of England, American Philosophical Society, University Club, New York. Alpha Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa. ' The REV. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A.M., D.D., Sage Professor of the His- tory and Philosophy of Religion and of Christian Ethics 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. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Beta Kappa. IEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Political Economy and Politics A.B., 1878, A.M., 1879, University of Michigan, Ph.D., Halle, 1885. Delta Upsilon. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS WAIT, A.B. Professor of Mathematics A.B., Harvard, I87O, Institute of 1770 CHarvardj, American Mathematical Society, U. S. Consul, Athens, 1873-74. Zeta Psi, Phi Beta Kappa. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B. Professor of Mediaeval History A.B., Cornell, 1881. Phi Beta Kappa. 24 my Qlnruellian CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A.B. Professor of Latin A.B., Brown, 1878. Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S. Professor of Histology and Embryology B.S., Cornell, 1877. Delta Upsilon. GEORGE WILLIAM JONES, A.M. Professor of Mathematics A.B., Yale, 1859, A.M., 1862. Phi Beta Kappa. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., Sage Professor of Logic and Metaphysics A.B., Dalhousie College, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1892. Alpha Tau Omega. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, M.A., Ph.D., Sage Professor of Psy- chology B.A., Oxford, 1889, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892, M.A., Oxford, I8Q4, Neurological Society, London, Aristotelian Society, London, Zoological Society, London, F. Z. S., Ameri- can Psychological Association. Sigma Xi. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Professor of Botany with special reference to Comparative Morphology and Mycology Ph.B., Cornell, 1885, Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member of the Botanical Society of America, Secretary, Vice-President of the Society, for Plant Morphology and Physiology, Corresponding Member of the Torry Botanical Club, Member of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society, of the Society for the Promotion of Agricultural Science, Honorary Member American Carnation Society. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR, B.S., Professor of Dynamic Geology and Physical Geography B.S., Harvard, 1881. Sigma Xi. The REV. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, A.M., Professor of Semitic Languages and Literatures Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882, University of Stockholm, 1882-84, Theological Seminary, 1884-87, University of Berlin, 1890, A.M., Colgate, 1887, American Oriental Society, Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis, American Institute of Archaeology, Director American Institute of Sacred Literature. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M. Professor of Greek A.B., Hamilton, 1876, A.M., 1887. Sigma Phi, Phi Beta Kappa. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor of the Science and Art of Education Ph.D., Halle, 1886, Member American Philosophical Society, President National Herbart Society. EVANDER BRADLEY MCGILVARY, A.M., Ph.D., Sage Professor of Moral Philosophy, and Secretary of the University Faculty A.B., Davidson, I884, A.M., Princeton, 1888, Ph.D., University of California, 1897. Kappa Alpha CSouthern Orderj. 7 mm Qtnmgmlfan gp 25 LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry Ph.B., University of Michigan, 1885, B.S., 1886. Psi Upsilon, Sigma Xi. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, Ph.D., Professor of General Chemistry and Physical Chemistry Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. WILLIAM PERCY VAN NESS Professor of Military Science and Tactics Major United States Army, Graduate U. S. Artillery School, 1871, Member New York Chapter Sons of the Revolution, Companion Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, Member of the Military Service Institution. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT, Ph.D. Professor of Greek Ph.D., Miinchen, 1880, Corresponding Member of the Imperial German Archw- ological Institute, Joint Editor of the American Journal of Archaeology. Phi Delta- Theta, Phi Beta Kappa. . CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.D. Professor of American History Ph.B., Cornell, 1886, Ph.D., Halle, 1892. Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa. FRANK ALBERT FETTER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Political Economy and Finance A.B., Indiana University, 1891, Ph.M., Cornell, 1892, Ph.D., Halle, 1894. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E. Assistant Professor of Physics B.M.E., Cornell, 1875, A.B., Hedding College, 1882. Sigma Xi. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Latin A.B., Cornell, 1883, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. Beta Theta Pi, Phi Beta Kappa. JAMES MCMAHON, A.M. Assistant Professor of Mathematics A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881, A.M., 1890, London Mathematical Society, New York Mathematical Society, Fellow A.A.A.S. Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. WILLIAM RIDGLEY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic and Physiological Chemistry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887, Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. Sigma Xi. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Ancient and Mediaeval Philosophy A.B., Harvard, 1885, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. ERNEST MERRITT, M.E. Professor of Physics M.E., Cornell, 1886. Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Xi. WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Assistant Professor of Botany, with special reference to Comparative Histology and Systematic Botany B.L., Cornell, 1888, D.Sc., 1893, American Microscopical Society, American Society of Naturalists, American Association Advancement of Science, Society for Promotion of Agricultural Science, Society for Plant Morphology and Physiology, Pennsylvania Forestry Association. Kappa Sigma, Sigma Xi. 26 UU! QlfUI'1IEIIfZUI DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE, A.M. Assistant Professor of Elocution and Oratory A.B., Hamilton, ISQIQ A.M., 1894. Theta Delta Chi, Delta Chi, Phi Beta Kappa. FREDERICK BEDELL, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Physics A.B., Yale, I8QO, M.S., Cornell, 1891 g Ph.D., 1892. Alpha Delta Phi, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Palaeontology and Stratigraphic Geology Ph.D., Cornell, 1886, Geologist to the State of Louisiana, Member de la Societe Geo- logique de France. Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. ADAM CAPEN GILL, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Mineralogy and Petrography JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics, and Secretary of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences B.S., Cornell, 1891, American Mathematical Society, American Association for the Advancement of Science. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi. WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Physical Chemistry A.B., Harvard, 1888, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. Delta Kappa Epsilon. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A.B. Assistant Professor of Rhetoric A.B., Harvard, 1894. Beta Theta Pi. EVERETT WARD OLMSTED, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Romance Lan- guages Ph.B., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. Beta Theta Pi. WILLIAM STRUNK, jr., A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Rhetoric and English Philology A.B., University of Cincinnati, 1890, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. Phi Beta Kappa. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, M.A., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Latin Ph. D., Cornell, 1899. Chi Psi. A EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry B.S., Cornell, I8QI, Ph.D., 1897. Sigma Xi. - ALBERT LEFEVRE, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy g.g.,DUniversity of Texas, 1894, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. Kappa Alpha CSouthern r er . ERNEST ALBEE, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Philosophy A.B., University of Vermont, 1887, Ph.D., Cornell, 1894. Phi Beta Kappa. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY, B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Psychology B.S., University of Nebraska, 1895, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. X' ALFRED GUDEMAN, A.B., Ph.D. Acting Assistant Professor of Latin A.B., Columbia, 1883, Ph.D., University of Berlin, 1888 fmagna cum laudej. Phi Beta Kappa. E112 Qluruellizm Q7 HEINRICH RIES, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Geology Ph.B., Columbia, 1892, A.M.,I8Q4, Ph.D., 1896. Sigma Xi. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History, in charge of Ancient History QB., Columbia, 1888, A.M.,I8QQ, Ph.D., Halle, 1900. Alpha Delta Phi, Phi Beta appa. YRALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of History, in charge of Modern European History GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE, A.B., Ph.D., Lecturer in the Science and Art of Education A.B., Brown, 18975 Ph.D., Cornell, 1900. Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Xi. HOMER JAMES HOTCHKISS, A.M., Instructor in Physics C.E., Allegheny College, 1888, A.M., I8Q3Q M.M.E., Cornell, 1896. Sigma Xi. HENRY HAYDEN LANNIGAN, Instructor in Gymnastics and Assistant in Physical Examinations JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Physics B.S., Cornell, I8Q3, Ph.D., 1901. Sigma Xi. JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A.B., Ph.D. Instructor in Mathematics A.B., Bates College, I88QQ Ph.D., Chicago, 1896, American Mathematical Society. Sigma Xi. FRANK EMIL LODEMAN, A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in Romance Languages A.B., University of Indiana, 1888, A.M, University of Iowa, I8Q2, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. VIRGIL SNYDER, A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in Mathematics B.S., Iowa State College, ISSQQ A.M., Gottingen, 1893, Ph.D., 1894, American Mathematical Society, Gottingen Math. Gesellschaft. Sigma Xi. BERT BRENETTE STROUD, D.Sc., Instructor in Neurology, Vertebrate Zoology and Physiology B.S., Cornell, ISQIQ D.Sc., I8Q5, Association of American Anatomists. ELIAS JUDAH DURAND, A.B., D.Sc., Instructor in Botany and Assistant Curator of the Cryptogamic Herbarium. A.B., Cornell, I8Q3, D.Sc., 1895, Quill and Dagger, Fellow A.A.A.S. Sigma Xi. ALFRED AUSTIN MOORE, A.B. Instructor in Romance Languages A.B., Hamilton, 1890. Sigma Phi, Phi Beta Kapo. WGEORGE BURRIDGE VILES, A.B., A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in German A.B., Harvard, I8Q2Q A.M., 1896, Ph.D., Cornell, 1902. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN, B,S, Instructor in Chemistry B.S., Cornell, 1893. Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Xi. :F Absent on leave. Qs 2151312 Qtnruelltau ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, Instructor in Sage College, in charge of the Gymnasium THEODORE WHITTELSEY, A.B., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry A.B., Vfilliams, I8QO, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1895. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi.' CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of English A.B., Cornell, I8Q3, Ph.D., I896, Quill and Dagger. Phi Beta Kappa. HECTOR RUSSELL CARVETH, A.B., Ph.D. Instructor in Physical Chemistry A.B., Toronto and Victoria Universities, ISQOQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi. KARL McKAY WIEGAND, B.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Botany, and Assistant Curator of the Phanerogamic Herbarium B.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., I8Q8, Fellow of the A.A.A.S. Sigma Xi. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A.B., Instructor in Archaeology, and Curator of the Museum of Casts A.B.. Cornell, ISQSQ Sphinx Head. Alpha Tau Omega, Phi Beta Kappa. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Licencie es lettres, Instructor in Romance Lan- guages Licencie as lettres, University of Paris, I8Q3, Licencie endroit, University of Paris, 1897. ROBERT CLARKSON BROOKS, A.B. Instructor in Political Economy A.B., Indiana University, 1896, President White Fellow in Political and Social Science, 1897-98, President White Traveling Fellow, 1898-99. Sigma Chi. ALEXANDER DYER MacGILLIVRAY, Ph.B. Instructor in Entomology GEORGE MAXWELL HOWE, Ph.D. Instructor in German A.B., University of Indiana, 1894, Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. Beta Theta Pi. DONALD ALEXANDER McRAE, A.M. Instructor in Greek A.B., Dalhousie, 1898, A.M., Cornell, 1899. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in English A.B., Cornell, I8Q6Q A.M., 1897, Ph.D., 1901. Phi Beta Kappa. HENRY ROSE JESSEL, B.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry B.S. in Chemistry, Cornell, 1889. IPCLINTON LEROY BABCOCK, A.B. Instructor in Latin A.B., Cornell, T8Q5, Quill and Dagger. Phi Beta Kappa. ERNEST BLAKER, Ph.D. Instructor in Physics B.S., University of Kansas, 1893, Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Xi. GEORGE WALTER STEWART, Ph.D. Instructor in Physics A.B., De Pauw, 1898, Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Beta Kappa. tiAbsent on leave. mijf UlZlI'IIlZIIfEUI 29 ARTHUR LYNN ANDREWS, M.L., Ph.D. Instructor in English B.L., Cornell, 18935 M.I,., I8Q5, Ph.D., 19025 Woodford Speaker, 1893. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE, Ph.D. Instructor in Mathematics Ph.B., Cornell, 18925 Ph.D., 1901. Delta Tau Delta, Sigma Xi. WILLIAM ROSS LEE, A.B., A.M. Instructor in Elocution and Oratory A.B., Hamilton, A.M. Phi Beta Kappa. JOHN EDGAR TEEPLE, B.S. Instructor in Chemistry B.S., Cornell, 1899. Sigma Xi. HENRY FREEMAN STECKER, B.S., M.S., Ph.D. Instructor in Mathematics B.S., University of Wisconsin, 18935 M.S., 18945 Ph.D., 1807, American Mathe- matical Society5 Deutsche Mathematische Vereinigung5 Gottingen Math. Gesell- schaft. Sigma Xi. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S. Assistant in Entomology B.S., De Pauw, 1897. Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN, A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in Greek A.M., University of Pennsylvania, 18915 Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1894. Phi Gamma Delta. JAMES PERCIVAL KING, B.A., M.A., Ph.D. Instructor in German B.A., Trinity University, Toronto, I8Q4, M.A., 18965 Ph.D., Tubingen, Germany, 1900. PAUL RUSSEL POPE, A.B. Instructor in German A.B., Adelbert, 1898. CHESTER MURRAY, Ph.B. Instructor in Romance Languages Ph.B., Cornell, 1899. LANE COOPER, Ph.D. Instructor in English GEORGE ASHTON OLDHAM, A.B. Instructor in Elocution and Oratory A.B., Cornell, IQO2. WILLIAM CROOKS THRO, B.S.A.,A.M., Instructor in Histology and Embryology B.S.A., Cornell, 19005 A.M., 1901. HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S. Instructor in Systematic Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1899. Sigma Xi. CHISTOPH FRITZ PAULS, Ph.D. Instructor in German JOHN CALVIN WATSON, Ph.D. Instructor in Latin FRANK ALLEN, Ph.D. Instructor in Physics Ph.D., Cornell, 1902. FRED CLARKSON FOWLER Mechanician in the Department of Physics ROBERT SHORE Assistant to the Professor of Botany, and Head Gardner 30 UUE Qlflllilkllfdll EDWARD GODFREY COX, A.M. A.M., Cornell, 1901. Delta Tau Delta. GEORGE HOWARD BURROWS, B.S. B.S., University of Vermont, 1899. Assistant in English Assistant in Chemistry WILLIAM ALLEY FRAYER Assistant in Elocution and Oratory ADDAMS STRATTON MCALLISTER, M.M.E., Cornell, 1901. GEORGE CHARLTON MATSON, B.S. B.S., Doane College, 1900. Pi Kappa Delta. A Assistant in Physics Assistant in Geology WILLIAM FREDERIC WISMAR, A.B. Assistant in Histology and Embryology A.B., University of Rochester, 1901. BENTON DALES, B.S., M.A., Ph.D. Assistant in Chemistry B.S., University of Nebraska, 1897, M.A., I8QQ, Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. Alpha Theta Chi, Phi Beta Kappa, Sigma Xi. JOSEPH HEYWOOD RUSSELL, A.B. A.B., Cornell, 1901. JAMES M. VAN HOOK, A.M. A.M., Indiana University, 1900. FRED WILLIAM FOXWORTHY, A.M. A.M., Cornell, 1902. JAY EMERY ROOT, A.B. A.B., Harvard, 1901. ROY EDWARD FOWLER, B.S. B.S., University of Wisconsin, 1898. ROBERT G. ALLEN LEE FRED HAWLEY WILLIAM CHAUNCEY GEER, A.B. A.B., Cornell, 1902. GERTRUDE VERNON KAHN, A.B. A.B., Woman's College of Baltimore, 1902. JOHN WALLACE BAIRD, Ph.D. Ph.D., Cornell, 1902. PERLEY ORMAN RAY, A.B., A.M. Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Botany Assistant in Botany Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Meteorology Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in Chemistry Assistant in English Literature Assistant in Psychology Assistant in American History A.B., University of Vermont, 1898, A.M., 1902. Phi Delta Theta, Phi Beta Kappa. JOHN WESLEY YOUNG, A.M. A.M., Cornell, 1901. Assistant in Mathematics Gigs muruclliau 31 PAUL FREDERICK GAEHR, A.B. Assistant in Physics A.B., Cornell, IQO2. ANDREW GILBERT LAUDER, B.S.A. Assistant in Chemistry B.S.A., Cornell, 1902. WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON, Ph.D. Assistant in Histology and Embryology Ph.D., Cornell, IQO2. CHARLES EDWARD SMITH, Ph.B., A.M. Assistant in Geology Ph.B., Albion College, 1895, A.M., Cornell, IQ02. WILLIAM ALFONSO ROWE GEORGE EDWARD GIBSON FRANK SMITH MILLS, A.B. A.B., Cornell, IQO2. CHARLES THOM, Ph.D. Ph.D., Missouri State University, 1899. CALVIN HENRY KAUFFMAN, A.B. A.B., Harvard, 1896. HERBERT HICE WETZEL, A.B. A.B., Wabash College, 1902. BENJAMIN BARNARD TURNER, B.S. EARL BLOUGH, A.B. A.B., University of Indiana, 1899. HAROLD ROLLIN WADE, A.B. A.B., Harvard, 1902. Assistant in Military Science Assistant in Military Science Assistant in Geology Assistant Assistant Assistant Assistant in Assistant in Assistant in in Botany in Botany in Botany Chemistry Chemistry Chemistry JULIUS GOETTSCH, A.B. Assistant in Physics A.B., Cornell, 1902. FRANKLIN REESE STRAYER, A.B. Assistant in Physics A.B., Bucknell College, 1894. JAMES MUNSIE BELL, A.B. Assistant in Chemistry JACOB GEORGE SMITH Assistant in Political Economy and.Po1itics FREDERICK WILLIAM CHARLES LIEDER, A.B. Assistant in Ancient History A.B., Cornell, IQO2. HUGH DYSART CUTLER, A.B. Assistant in English History A.B., Cornell, 1902. WILLIAM NEFF Assistant in Political Economy and Finance ROBERT COYNER FENNER, B.S. Assistant in Physics B.S., Philadelphia Central High School, 1899. mf 'M 'Q W my 'iff' 'M Q Q5 OF' unix I .il 1,11 X fl Q Ulllllllll N! JW? 'EB 37.91 9? llgw J ' ' 933 iwgsggm n wr rs u ulw. ' 'b ' ' . n s-ivl fwm-.n 1 , .-f -J an. . saws .mom ma 1 1 . . l ' 5 - , Z . A -. b I. Ao' :.k A r pf , V In 'I 2 - -A-gn -- H .4 if -I p K .I .' I if . s, . A I ' A - A s N ' ' , I- . -' .': - ' - ' I ' .' ' ' ' ' Ig, ,, ' 'Z 11275: em'- zfs -J: F- we ' 5. .,L.- ,I . D V . , 1 7, .irglig-we.-7 -.T , - , 'iiibi ' - '.f I gr., ZZ, I-IT -Q Xqi In -,A I fsrfzfj 'j'-f I . V 'l-RQIQL i' .iq-:,. :ffm ' , ' u fi-.gzjff '- A--' ' - - 1 A LE-it-1,,.1'w,Q774 .5 -1 1' is 'Wu jig F A C U L T Y JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University Col- lege, London. Phi Beta Kappa. MFRANCIS MILES FINCH, A.B., LL.D., Director of the College, Dean of the Faculty, and Professor of the History and Evolution of the Law A.B., Yale. Psi Upsilon, Delta Chi, Phi Beta Kappa. TERNEST WILSON I-IUFFCUT, B.S., LL.B. Professor of Law B.S., Cornell, I884Q LL.B., 18885 Quill and Dagger. Theta Delta Chi, Delta Chi. CUTHBERT WINFRED POUND Professor of Law New York State Senate, 1894-QS, New York State Civil Service Commissioner, 1900. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Delta Phi. WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, A.B. Professor of Law A.B., Cornell, I880. Delta Chi, Phi Beta Kappa. EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B. Professor of Law LL.B., Cornell, 1888. FRANK IRVINE, B.S., LL.B. Professor of Practice and Procedure B.S., Cornell, 1880, LL.B., National University, 1883. Chi Phi, Phi Delta Phi. FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON, B.L., LL.B. Instructor in Procedure B.L., Cornell, I8Q7j LL.B., I8Q8Q Sphinx Head. Delta Chi. '??Retired. +Succeeds Francis Miles Finch as Director of the College and Dean of the Faculty. -. '1 ,L - 'A ,Zara -- ' , 3 .--. f 4 9' - K ff - 'fx lj .5 Z I S lf' X Z, 2'- 9, , i 5 VETERINAPCY ,E ,, i n-of f- we f if I f A QLLEGF. xi 2 is Et: 514 Z. NIV I -, I F' E .lf -K ' I, . - L. -,' V' 5 7 ' - ' 'A .' , sfig F A C U L T Y JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc.,Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University Col- lege, London. Phi Beta Kappa. JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S., Director of the College, Dean of the Faculty, and Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Sanitary Science, and Veterinary Therapeutics V.S., Edinburgh Veterinary College, 1857, M.R.C.V.S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britain, 1863, F.R.C.V.S., 1870. Sigma Xi. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S. Professor of Histology and Embryology B.S., Cornell, 1877. Delta Upsilon. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., M.D., Professor of Comparative and Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, and of Meat Inspection B.S., Cornell, 1887, M.D., Columbian University, 1890. Phi Sigma Kappa, Nu Sigma Nu, Sigma Xi. ' WALTER LONG WILLIAMS, V.S., Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterin- ary Surgery, Obstetrics, Zootechny, and Jurisprudence Graduate of Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. Sigma Xi. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.M., Professor of Comparative Physiology and Pharmacology B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. Sigma Xi. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, D.Sc., D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Veterinary Anatomy and Anatomical Methods ' . 8 3. Phi Sigma Kappa, Sigma Xi. B.S., Cornell, 1889, D.Sc, 1 9 34 UUE Ufliillfllfdll SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, M.S., Instructor in Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology M.S., Cornell, 1896. GERSHOM FRANKLIN WHITE, B.S. Assistant in Bacteriology B.S., Ohio University, Igor. WILLIAM FREDERIC WISMAR, A.B. Assistant in Histology and Embryology A.B., University of Rochester, Igor. BERT RAYMOND WILBUR Assistant in Physiology and Pharmacology BURT ENGLISH, D.V.M. Assistant in Clinical Surgery D.V.M., corneu, 1902. CHARLES MILLEN Demonstrator of Veterinary Anatomy F REDERIC FRANK FEHR Demonstrator of Veterinary Anatomy CASSIUS WAY, B.Agr. Assistant in Medical Bacteriology and Pathology WALTER EDMONDS KING, A.B. Assistant in Bacteriology xf'l l'..-+ 'l..g-1 g..4l,?gtX ' .,,: A FK :., ' I lL Lj j, .-4,,4 firm - l fe: N 5 ,, N ' Q- 569552 A Q . r, X Kb Xp 512 'fm f. ' ' ,wx I- Y Fi' Q' 7 'THE COLLEGE ' -or - f X, ' AGRICULTURE- J . X s tell. , Zi ' 4 .Y i All- ' 5 th x. A F A C U L T Y JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., I8782 D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. Phi Beta Kappa. XISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, M.Agr., Dean of the Faculty of Agriculture, Professor of Agriculture, Director of the College of Agriculture, and of the Experi- ment Station M.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878, American Society Advancement of Science, American Association for Advancement of Agricultural Science, President of the State Agricultural Society, Ex-President of the New York State Dairymen's Association, Ex-officio Trustee of Cornell University, Member of the Editorial Staff of the Country Gentleman. XGEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Agricultural and General Chemistry g,S., Lawrence Scientific School CHarvardJ, 1855, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1857. Sigma 1. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomology and General Inver- tebrate Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1874. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi. TLIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M.S., Professor of General and Experimental Hor- ticulture . B.S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1882, M.S., 1886. Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Xi. JOHN CRAIG, M.S., Professor of University Extension Teaching in Agriculture and Horticulture M.S., Cornell, 1899. HENRY HIRAM WING, M.S., Assistant Professor of Animal Industry and Dairy Husbandry , B.S.A., Cornell, 1881, M,S.A., 1891, Fellow A.A.A.S. Sigma Xi. :K Retired. T Succeeds Isaac Phillips as Director of the College and Dean of the Faculty. 36 mhz Gturuelliau MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Entomology B.S.A., Cornell, 1892. Sigma Xi. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A. Instructor in Agriculture and Horticulture B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. ALEXANDER DYER MacGILLIVRAY, Ph.B. Instructor in Entomology Ph.B., Cornell, 1900. Gamma Alpha. GEORGE W. TAILBY Foreman of the Farm CHARLES ELIAS HUNN Gardner JAMES ALFRED FOORD, B.S., M.S.A. Assistant in Dairy Husbandry B.S., New Hampshire College of Agriculture, 1898, M.S.A., Cornell, 1902. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Assistant Chemist in the Experiment Station B .S., Cornell, 1 896. JOHN WALTON SPENCER JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.Agr. B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S.A. B.S.A., Cornell, 1896, Quill and Dagger, State WALTER W. HALL WEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFITH MARY FARRAND MILLER, B.S. B.S., Cornell, 1896. Sigma Xi. ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTO CK B.S., Cornell, 18853 Member of the Alpha Theta, Sigma Xi. ALICE GERTRUDE MCCLOSKEY MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER Society of Conductor in Extension Work Assistant in Agriculture Assistant in Dairy Laboratory Chemist. Instructor in Cheese Making Instructor in Butter Making Lecturer in Nature Study Lecturer in Nature Study merican Wood Engravers. Kappa Matron Junior Naturalist Clubs Assistant in Nature Study ED Qs high X, pf I N gp' .Q sale- Q'U '497fHiK.51g:2 ?f ' 1 W rim? WIKI:-:.'E r. - 1 FQR STRY' - H ai-Q J, ' ,PQ QE.,-' , ll' lb V N ,...,-: 2141! fr, 'IEE A Fv'S?,P.f-1 -JSM: A-'B' ...- ,,,,j-:ffl A J F A C U L T Y JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, I892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University Col- lege, London. Phi Beta Kappa. BERNHARD EDUARD FERNOW, LL.D., Director of the College, Dean of the Faculty, and Professor of Forestry LL.D., University of Wisconsin, 1897, Honorary Vice-President American Sports- rnan's Association, First Vice-President American Forestry Association, Honorary Member of English Arboriculture Societyg Honorary Member of Imperial Academy of Natural Science of St. Petersburg, Fellow A.A.A.S. Sigma Xi. JOHN GIFFORD, D.Sc., Assistant Professor of Forestry, and Curator Of Col- lections in the College of Forestry B.S., Swarthmore College, 1890, D.Sc., University of Munich, 1898, Vice-President for New York of the American Forestry Association, Honorary Member Swiss Forestry Association. JUDSON FREEMAN CLARK, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Forestry B.S.A., University of Toronto, 1896, A.M., Cornell, ISQQQ Ph.D., 1901. Gamma Alpha, Sigma Xi. HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S. F Instructor in Systematic Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1899. Sigma Xi. ag ' f' Xen. my X! -an .32 9- hy he 'L F N all - .mg I' 3, qi' '. ' . Q ' . T ,T I ,, ' X, .31-ajgv -, . , ,. , ,'c,S.+ lr If-:vw .cl : ' --.-1..:...,,rrf V - -fl'K1g? 2' ' , ,f ',-ft' '. .P JJ if gif. f f'cai?1f571.f- fr if ARCHITECTVRE ,i'if.?-Q2',f' '-4' i M' - A rarer? ff L-iff: 1 ' f M if., K. K, 1 4, V -, If 4 ,p 'A Y V1 ggi: ,, H - ,,r,f,-gn Ad - ' of 1 if 153 'es 'f f A A '-' -'-'i 1+-1 , ' ' 51 4- 1 -. ':-- ,n 1 n ':'ff.'s l j- 1 U- ,f f ...1'- -aaa-r,.ff , ri. A1-A-W ' f f if ' K A- iaf gr' U ,e -1 f ,,s.3',ff,.- w :.f,,I -,ig K+, ' I ' A V- r 2--' .' Lf J 1 A I ' . ,f - 'Q' , 1 14 F A C U L T Y ACOB GOULD SCHURMAN A.M. D.Sc. LL.D. President ! 7 I A.B., London, 1877, A.M., I878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, ISQZQ Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. Phi Beta Kappa. CHARLES BABCOCK, A.M. Professor of Architecture, Emeritus A.B., Union, 1847, A.M., 18505 Honorary Member of American Institute of Archi- tectsg Honorary Corresponding Member of Royal Institute of British Architects. Psi Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa. JOHN VREDENBURGH VAN PELT, A.D.G., Professor of Architecture in charge of the College of Architecture Architecte Diplome par le Gouvernement Francaisg Laureat de Societe des Archi- tectes Diplomes, 1897, 1898, Member the American Institute of Architects, Member of the Architectural League of New York, Corresponding Secretary of the Beaux Arts Society of New York, Member National Arts Club. Kappa Alpha. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN Assistant Professor of Architecture Associate of the American Institute of Architectsg Member Central New York Chapter A.I.A. Phi Gamma Delta. OLAF M. BRAUNER Assistant Professor of Drawing and Painting ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S. in Arch., Assistant Professor of Architecture B.S. in Arch., University of Illinois, I8Q4, Licensed Architect of the State of Illinoisg Post-Graduate Student in Royal Bavarian Polytechnikum, Munich, Associate of the American Institute of Architects: Member Central New York Chapter A.I.A. RICHMOND HAROLD SHREVE, B.Arch. Instructor in Architecture B. Arch., Cornell, 1902, Sphinx Head. COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINE I gp: F A C U L T Y JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. Phi Beta Kappa. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, C.E., Professor of Railway Engineering and Geod- esy, in charge of the College B.C.E., Cornell, 1872, C.E., 1876, Member American Society of Civil Engineers, Society for the Promotion of Engineering Education. Sigma Xi. :FESTEVAN ANTONIO FUERTES, Ph.D., C.E., M.A.S.C.E., Professor of Astron- omy, in charge of the A. C. Barnes Observatory Ph.B., Conciliar College of San Ildefonso CSalamanca jurisdictionb, 18555 Ph.D., 1857, C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic, 1861, Five Times Gold Medalist in First Prize Competitions, 1853-56, Corresponding Member of Royal Economic Society CSpainj, 1862, Life Member American Institute, 1864, Meinber and Ex-Director of the American Society of Civil Engineers, 1869, Corresponding Member of the Humboldt Society QMexicoj, 1870, of the Society of Geography and Statistics QMexicoj, 1871, Vice-President of the Economic Section of the International Congresses on Navi- gation, 1892, Corresponding Member of the Societe des Ingenieurs Civils QFranceJ, I8Q4j Director of the Meteorological Bureau of the State of New York. Sigma Xi. IRVING PORTER CHURCH, C.E., Professor of Applied Mechanics and Hydrau- lics, in charge of the College Library and the Hydraulic Laboratories C.E., Cornell, I873, M.C.E., 1878. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi. GARDNER STEWART WILLIAMS, C.E., Professor of Experimental Hydraulics, in charge of the Hydraulic Laboratory at Fall Creek B.S. in C.E., University of Michigan, 1889, C.E., 1899, Member American Society Civil Engineers, New England Water Vforks Association, Detroit Engineering Society, Michigan Engineering Society. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.E., Professor of Bridge Engineering and Graphics, in charge of the Museums, and of the Bridge Laboratory C.E., Lehigh, 1877, Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science, Associate American Society of Civil Engineers, Member of Society for Promotion of Engineering Education. Tau Beta Pi, Sigma Xi. Giard january 16, 1903. 40 mths Qturuellian HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C.E., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, in charge of the Sanitary Laboratory, and Secretary of the College Faculty C.E., Cornell, 1889, Associate Member American Society Civil Engineers. Sigma Xi. WILLIAM ELTON MOTT, S.B., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, in charge of the junior Laboratory, and Registrar of the College S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, I88Q, Franklin Institute, Philadelphia, Engineers' Club, Philadelphia. ELMER JAMES MCCAUSTLAND, M.C.E., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, in charge of the Photographic and Drawing Collections Zeta Psi. EDGAR BOYD KAY, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering, and Assistant in the Laboratories C.E., Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1883, American Society Mechanical Engi- neers, Society for Promotion of Engineering Education, Schenectady Technical Association, University Club, Kansas City. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Sigma Xi. OSKAR AUGUSTUS IOHANNSEN, B.S., Instructor in Civil Engineering, and Assistant in the Laboratories B.S., University of Illinois, 1894. EDWARD CHARLES MURPHY, B.C.E., Ph.D., Instructor in Civil Engineering, and Assistant in the Laboratories. B.C.E., Cornell, 1884, M.S., 1885, Ph.D., IQOOQ Associate Member American Society Civil Engineers, Hydrographer U. S. Geological Survey. Sigma Xi. LINDSAY DUNCAN, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Civil Engineering B.S., University of Maine, 1897, M.S., 1901. Alpha Tau Omega, Xi Chi. FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., M.C.E. Instructor in Civil Engineering C.E., Cornell, 1897, M.C.E., 1898. GEORGE GATES SMITH, jr., M.C.E. Instructor in Civil Engineering MILES ALBION POND, Ph.B. Instructor in Civil Engineering WILLIAM ORLAND STUBBS, Mechanician to the College of Civil Engineering FRANK CUSTER EDMINSTER, A.B. Assistant in Civil Engineering A.B., Cornell, 1902. G78 Q,-li X Z X? f 'wrufiiiif - f 1 mi f fe' H f 'X M ' M -Y L, IWW! mfpnvbea ALfA at .E .E-,gfg,f,,,. O ft' ' A -:f?tI'W N-3-M11 . ' r 'sri' ws MECHANICAL ENCINEERIN C 7' , .4 , f I Us ff 'Lf L X 5:1 . X41 f? 2 Tgiff ' I ,fu K ,I A ,K ' V X iff fx: fffff! xx mg - A -sr . .f' V,-ref' +L , V. X .7 I , ' ' 9, . 5 , I . ' , Nw f A 1 1' ,- ff 'Q . Q .7 .. ,i f ,,.ff'Tf X gg f 1- E if' ,ffl . x 'fi- ef ff' ef 7 I - f K I-.c1,.N 1 ,why , ff A . ff ,. -f' M.. X -. .1 --N x X il1l.xh, ,Q,,,, t ,A Jug, 1, .,i, j,,ii,-,x 4 i g., xtvfa I4 1 W L I AW- -gqsgixg P- 4 I X' MU Qu A. . '- 'Q .1 v' if R ,A X Q - .1 269.-c 12.475 LJ F! J 1 Q, R M s E W 'Q , 1 1 322 , .Q-V ,W ' 1 - - In ' 1 ,, -f as 1 . 8 U I I I A P H M I - F A C U L T Y JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.Sc., LL.D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow University College, London. Phi Beta Kappa. ROBERT HENRY THURSTON, C.E., Ph.B., A.M., LL.D., Dr. Eng., Director of the College, Dean of the Faculty, and Professor of Mechanical Engineering C.E. and Ph.B., Brown, 1859, A.M., 1869, LL.D., I88Q2 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 Wars, American Institute, Franklin Institute, N. Y. Academy of Science, American Met. Society, Oflicier de Plnstruction, 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. und Arch Verein, Soc. Ind. de Mulhouse, Kong'l Svenska Vetinsk aps Acad., Engineers' Club, Army and Navy Club. Sigma Xi. JOHN LEWIS MORRIS, A.M., C.E., Sibley Professor of Practical Mechanics and Machine Construction A.M., Union, 1856, C.E., 1870. Kappa Alpha, Phi Beta Kappa. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, M.S., C.E., M.M.E., Professor of Experimental Engineering 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 Science, International Society for Testing of Materials, Society of Engineering Education. Delta Tau Delta, Sigma Xi. HARRIS JOSEPH RYAN, M.E. Professor of Electrical Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1887, Fellow American Association Advancement of Science, Mem- ber A.S.M.E., Member American Institute E.E. Phi Kappa Psi, Sigma Xi. WILLIAM FREDERICK DURAND, Ph.D. Professor of Marine Engineering and Principal of the Graduate School of Marine Engineering and Naval Archi- tecture Ph.D., Lafayette, 1888, American Association Advancement of Science, Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers, Society of Naval Engineers, American Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers, Graduate U. S. Naval Academy, 1880. Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Xi. 42 215132 Gtumtellizm JOHN HENRY BARR, M.S., Professor of Machine Design B.M.E., University of Minnesota, I8833 M.S., 1888, M.M.E., Cornell, 1889, Ameri- can Society of Mechanical Engineers. Psi Upsilon, Sigma Xi. HERBERT WADE HIBBARD, A.B., A.M., M.E., Professor of Mechanical En- gineering of Railways, and Principal of the Graduate School of Railway Mechanical Engineering A.B., Brown, 1886, M.E., Cornell, 1891, A.M., Brown, 1899, Member American Railway Master Mechanics Association, American Society Mechanical Engineers, Society for Promotion of Engineering Education, Vice-President North-West Railway Club, New York Railroad Club, First Sibley Prize, 1890. Sigma Xi. EDWIN CHASE CLEAVES, B.S., Assistant Professor of Freehand and Mechanical Drawing B.S., Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1873. GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT, Assistant Professor of Naval Architecture HENRY HUTCHINSON NORRIS, M.E., Assistant Professor of Electrical Engi- neering M.E., Cornell, 1896. Sigma Xi. CLARENCE EDWIN COOLIDGE, Ph.B., Assistant Professor of Machine Design Ph.B., Yale, 1895. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1897. Sigma Xi. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., Instructor in Industrial Drawing and Art JOHN SIMPSON REID Instructor in Mechanical Drawing and Design Member A.S.M.E. VICTOR TYSON WILSON Instructor in Drawing Graduate School Industrial Art, Philadelphia. DAVID REID Instructor in Machine Design CHARLES WELLINGTON FURLONG Instructor in Industrial Drawing and Art Graduate of Mass. Vor. Art School. WILLIAM CHARLES BAKER, B.S.A. Instructor in Drawing EDGAR HARPER WOOD, Instructor in Drawing HERBERT FISHER MOORE, B.S., M.E. Instructor in Machine Design B.S., New Hampshire College, 1898, M.E., Cornell, 1899. SANFORD ALEXANDER MOSS, B.S., M.S. Instructor in Machine Design B.S., University of California, 1896, M.S., 1900. RICHARD GUSTAVUS DUKES, M.E. Instructor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1896. Sigma Xi. Erbs Qlinruclliau 43 ROBERT LEE SHIPMAN, B.E., M.E. Instructor in Experimental Engineering B.E., Missouri State University, I8Q6, M.E,, Cornell, 1899. ALDEN KITTEREDGE DAWSON Instructor in Drawing GEORGE STANLEY MACOMBER, Instructor in Electrical Engineering THOMAS MOONEY GARDNER, Instructor in Mechanical Engineering M.M.E., Cornell, 1896. RALPH GOLDSMITH YOUNG, M.E. Instructor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1901. JOHN M. YOUNG, B.S., M.E. Instructor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1902. HAROLD EDDY JOHNSTON, A.B., M.E. Instructor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1902. IRVING ATWELL COLBY, B.S. Instructor in Machine Design ERWIN STRATTON COOLEY, M.E. Instructor in Experimental Engineering GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, M.E. Instructor in Industrial Drawing and Art JAMES WISEMAN, Foreman in the Machine Shop and Assistant in Machine Construction RICHARD HISCOCK Chief Engineer and Assistant in Steam Engineering WILLIAM HENRY WOOD Foreman in Woodshop JAMES EUGENE VANDERHOEF Foreman in Foundry WILLIAM FREDERIC HEAD Foreman in Forging GEORGE CONGER POLLAY Assistant in Woodshop ROBERT VANDERHOEF Assistant in Foundry FRANK STARKINS Assistant in Machine Shop ARTHUR HENRY SWEET Mechanician in Sibley College EDWARD MORTIMORE AVERY Assistant in Machine Shop RAMER EGBERT SEAMON Assistant in Woodshop WALTER EDWARDSANDERS, A.B. Assistant in Experimental Engineering CHARLES BURTON HOWE Assistant in Machine Design WALTER LISTON HEAD Assistant in Forge Shop EDGAR WARREN GREGORY Assistant Mechanician, Sibley College OFM FACULTY JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A.M., D.se., LL.D. President A.B., London, 1877, A.M., 1878, D.Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL.D., Columbia, 1892, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. Phi Beta Kappa. WILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK, M.D., LL.D., Dean and Director, Professor of Gynaecology and Gbstetrics, Gynaecologist to Bellevue Hospital, and Obstetrician to Emergency Lying-in Hospital - M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1869 , ,LL.D., University of the South, ISQOQ Consulting Physician to St. Luke's Hospital, to St. Vincent's Hospital, to New York Lying-in Hospital, to Trinity Hospital, Ex-President of New York Obstetrical Society, of Gynaecological Society. LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON, A.B., M.D., LL.D., Professor of Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital and New York and Hudson Street Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1863, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874, LL.D., Yale, IQO0. RUDOLPH AUGUST WITTHAUS, A.M., M.D., Professor of Physics, Chemistry and Toxicology A.B., Columbia, 1867, A.M., 1868, M.D., University of New York, 1875, Fellow A.A.A.S., New York Academy of Medicine, Permanent Member Medical Society State of New York, Member Deutsche Chem. Gesellschaft, Soc. de Chemique de Paris, Society of Chemical Industry, American Chemical Society, American Acad- emy of Medicine, Society of Medical jurisprudence. Delta Psi. WILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., M.D., Professor 'of Medicine, Physician to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals Ph.B., Yale S. S. S., 1877, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881, Member of Association of American Physicians, of New York Academy of Medicine, of New York Practitioners' Society, of New York Clinical Society, of ge? Ylprk Medical and Surgical Society, of New York County Medical Society. eta si. QED!! Qlinrltlfllikllt 45 GEORGE VVOOLSEY, A.B., M.D., Professor of Anatomy and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, 1881, 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. Phi Alpha Sigma. HENRY PATTERSON LOOMIS, A.B., M.D., Professor of Materia Medica, Thera- peutics and Clinical Medicine, Physician to New York and Bellevue Hospitals M.D., University of the City of New York, 1883, Consulting Pathologist, Board of Health, New York City, Member Academy of Medicine, Princeton Club, University Club, Union Club, Tuxedo Club. Zeta Psi. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., A.M., M.D., Professor of Obstetrics, Attending Surgeon to Maternity Hospital Ph.B., Lafayette, 1882, A.M., 1883, M.D., New York University, 1885, Member of New York Academy of Medicine, of American Academy of Medicine, of American Gynaecological Society, of New York Obstetrical Society, Vice-President County lgledical Society, Member of Century Club, of University Club. Zeta Psi, Phi Alpha igma. FREDERICK WALKER GWYER, M.D., Professor of Operative and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital M.D., New York University, 1883, Member of Academy of Medicine, of New York Surgical Society, of County Medical Society, of County Medical Association, of Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, of Eastern Medical Society. Phi Alpha Sigma. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Practical Anatomy, Surgeon to Harlem Hospital Ph.B., Wesleyan, 1885, M.D., New York University, 1887, Member of Academy of Medicine, New York, of Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, of Association of American Anatomists. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Alpha Sigma. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Instructor in Physical Diagnosis, Physician to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Yale, I884, Ph.B., 1885, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1888, Member of New York Academy of Medicine, of Pathological Society, of Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Alpha Sigma. CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Physician to Bellevue Hospital Ph.B., St. Francis Xavier's, New York, 1878, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881, 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 of Medical Men. FRANCIS WISNER MURRAY, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to St. Luke's and New York Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1877, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1880, Member of American Surgical Association, Academy of Medicine, of Medical and Surgical Society, of Clinical Society, of Hospital Graduates' Club, Society of Alumni of New York Hospital. Delta Psi. 46 ZUJI? Qllurlwlliftit GEORGE THOMSON ELLIOT, A.B., M.D., Professor of Dermatology, Assistant Physician and Pathologist to the Skin and Cancer Hospital, Consulting Der- matologist to St. Luke's, Columbus and New York Lying-in Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1877, M.D., University of Louisiana, 1881, Member of American Derma- tological Association, of the American Academy of Medicine, of the New York County Medical Society, of the New York Academy of Medicine, of the Pathological Society, of the Medico-Surgical Society, of the Hospital Graduates' Club, of the Dermatological Society, of the Society of Dermatological and Genito-Urinary Sur- gery, of the Physicians' Mutual Aid Association. Delta Kappa Epsilon. CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A.M., M.D., Professor of Ophthalmology, Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon to St. Luke's and Presbyterian Hospitals and St. Mary's Hospital for Children A.B., Columbia, 1864, A.M., 1867, M.D., 1868, Member of the Sons of the Rev- olution, of the Society of Colonial Wars, of the American Huguenot Society. JOSEPH EDCIL WINTERS, M.D., Professor of Diseases of Children, Physician to Willard Parker Hospital M.D., New York University, 1872, Tutor of Anatomy, New York University, 1872- 73, Demonstrator of Anatomy, New York University, 1873-85, House Surgeon, Bellevue Hospital, 1873-74, House Physician, Bellevue Hospital, 1874-75, Assistant Curator of Pathology, Bellevue Hospital, 1875-79, Lecturer on Diseases of Children, New York University, 1881-84, Clinical Professor of Diseases of Children, 1884-91, Professor of Diseases of Children, 1891-98, Member of the American Academy of Medicine, of the County Medical Society, of the New York Clinical Society, of the American Pediatric Society, of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Phi Alpha Sigma. NEWTON MELMAN SHAFFER, M.D., Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Surgeon- in-Chiefgof the New York State Hospital for the Care of Crippled and Deformed Children, Consulting Orthopaedic Surgeon to St. Luke's and Presbyterian Hos- pitals, Consulting Surgeon to the New York Infirmary for Women and Children M.D., New York University, 1867. , GORHAM BACON, A.B., M.D., Professor of Otology, Aural Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary A.B., Harvard, 1875, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1878, Member of New York County Medical Society, of New York State Medical Society, of New York Academy of Medicine, of the Society of the Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, of Hasty Pudding Club CHarvardj, of Harvard Club, of the Century Club, of the llgetropolitan Club, of the University Club, of the Knollwood Club. Alpha Kappa appa. CHARLES LOVRIUS DANA, A.M., M.D., Professor of the Diseases of the Nervous System, Physician to Bellevue Hospital, Neurologist to the Montefiore Home A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, A.M., 1875, M.D., Columbia, 1877, Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science, American Psychological Association. Psi Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa. CHARLES HUNTOON KNIGHT, A.M., M.D., Professor of Laryngology, Surgeon to Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, Throat Department A.B., Williams, 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, lilgember of County Medical Society, of Pathological Society. Delta Psi, Alpha Kappa appa. arm leturuntlian 47 FREDERICK KAMMERER, M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to German and St. Francis's Hospitals M.D., University of Freiburg, Germany, Member of the American Surgical Associa- tion, of the German Surgical Society, Berlin, of the New York Surgical Society, of the New York Academy of Medicine. AUSTIN FLINT, M.D., LL.D., Professor of Physiology, Consulting Physician to Bellevue Hospital, President of the Consulting Medical Board of the Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane 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, Decoration of the Third Class Order of the Bust of the Liberator-Vene- zuela, Surgeon General, State of New York, 1874-78, President of New York State Medical Association, 1895, of Medical Association of the Greater City of New York, I8QQ, of Century Club, of Manhattan Club. Alpha Kappa Kappa. FREDEDICK SHEPARD DENNIS, A.B., M.D., F.R.C.S., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue and St. Vincent's Hospitals A.B., Yale, 1872, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874, M.R.C.S., London, 1877, F.R.C.S., London, 1899. Psi Upsilon. SAMUEL ALEXANDER, A.M., M.D., Professor of the Diseases of the Genito- Urinary System, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital and Montefiore Home A.B., Princeton, 1879, A.M., 1882, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1882, 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 Alurnni Association of Bellevue Hospital, Member of American Congress of Physi- cians and Surgeons. JAMES EWING, A.M., M.D. Professor of Pathology M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1891. Delta Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Phi Alpha Sigma. ALEXANDER BRYAN JOHNSON, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, and Surgeon to New York Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 1882, M.D., Columbia, 1885, American Surgical Association, New York Surgical Society, Berzelius Society. Alpha Kappa Kappa. PERCIVAL RANNEY BOLTON, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to New York Hospital, Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1890. Phi Alpha Sigma. WARREN COLEMAN, A.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Assistant Attending Physician to Bellevue Hospital SB., Kentucky University, 1888, M.D., New York University, 1891. Phi Alpha igma. LEWIS ATTERBURY CONNER, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine, Attending Physician to Hudson Street Hospital, Assistant Pathologist to the New York Hospital Ph.B., Yale, 1887, M.D., Columbia, I8QO, Phi Alpha Sigma. 43 UDB QUYIIBIIIHU IVIN SICKLES, M.S., M.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Physics B.S., College of City of New York, 1874, M.S., 18782 M.D., New York University, I883, Member of New York Microscopical Society, of New York Academy of Sciences. JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology and Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Ph.B., Yale, I88Q, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, I8Q2, Member of Presbyterian Hospital Alumni Association, New York. WILLIAM ROBERT WILLIAMS, A.M., M.D. Lecturer on Hygiene A.B., Williams, 1889, A.M., I8QO, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1895. Zeta Psi. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, M.S., M.D. Instructor in Histology B.S., University of Maine, 1889, M.S., 18925 M.D., New York University, 1892. Kappa Sigma, Phi Alpha Sigma. WILLIAM FLETCHER STONE, Ph.B., M.D. Instructor in Anatomy Ph.B., New York University, 1887, M.D., New York University, 1890, New York County Medical Society, Bellevue Alumni Society, New York, New York State Medical Society, Greater New York Medical Association. Phi Alpha Sigma. GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A.M., M.D., Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynae- cology A.B., Wesleyan, 18883 A.M., ISQIQ M.D., New York University, 1890. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Alpha Sigma. LOUIS WARNER RIGGS, A.M., Ph.D. Instructor in Chemistry and Physics A.M., University of Maine, 1885, Ph.D., 1886, Member of American Chemical Society, of Deutsche Chem. Gesellschaft. Kappa Sigma. JOHN ROGERS, Jr., A.B., Ph.B., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Gouverneur Hospital A.B., Yale, 1886, Ph.B., 1887, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1891, New York Surgical Society. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Alpha Sigma. BENJAMIN TROWBRIDGE TILTON, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Surgery, Surgeon to the Lincoln Hospital, Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital A.B., Harvard, ISQOQ M.D., Freiburg, 1893, Member of Surgical Society, of Alumni of New York Hospital. Phi Alpha Sigma. EDMUND PENDLETON SHELBY, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Pharmacology and Therapeutics A.B., Kentucky University, 1887, M.D., New York University, 1891, Member of New York Pathological Society. DEVER SMITH BYARD, M.D., Instructor in Medicine, Physician to City Alms- house M.D., New York University, 1895, Member of the Society of Alumni of New York Hospital. Phi Alpha Sigma. ZUJI? Qllulilttlliiili 49 CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS, A.M., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Gynm- cology, Assistant Gynwcologist to Bellevue Hospital A.M., University of Virginia, 1876, M.D., 1879, New York University, 1880, Captain, Medical Department, U. S. Army, Fellow Academy of Medicine, Obstetrical Society, President Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital, Surgeon New Rochelle and Peekskill Hospital. Zeta Psi. WILLIAM TRAVIS GIBB, B.S., M.D. Clinical Instructor in Gynwcology B.S., C.C.N.Y., 1883, M.D., New York University, 1886: Member of 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 to St. Luke's Hospital, Bayonne, N. I., Examining Physician New York Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children. BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON, B.A., M.D. Instructor in Bacteriology B.A., Cambridge, England, 1874, M.D., New York University, 1891. Phi Alpha Sigma. CHARLES NICOLL BANCKER CAMAC, M.D., Instructor in Clinical Pathology, Physician to City Hospital M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1895, Member of Academy of Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, of Academy of Medicine, New York. Delta Psi, Phi Alpha Sigma. GEORGE GRAY WARD, Jr., M.D.' Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynwcology M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1801: Military Order of Foreign Wars, Mili- tary and Naval Order Spanish-American War, Fellow New York Academy of Medi- cine, Member of Hospital Graduates' Club. Phi Alpha Sigma. FRANK SIDNEY FIELDER, Ph.B., M.D. Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy Ph.B., Cornell, 1889, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, I8Q2Q Member of Cornell University Club, of New York County Medical Society, of West End Med- ical Society, of Society of Alumni of Sloan Maternity Hospital. Psi Upsilon, Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Kappa Kappa. JOSEPH FRAENKEL, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Diseases of the Nervous System M.D., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889, Member of New York Neurologi- cal Society, American Neurological Association, New York German Medical Society, New York County Medical Society. JAMES EDWARD NEWCOMB, A.B., M.D. Clinical Instructor in Laryngology A.B., Yale, 1880, M.D., Columbia, 1883, Fellow New York Academy of Medicine, Fellow American Laryngological Society. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., M.D. Instructor in Gross Pathology A.B., College of City of New York, 1886, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1889. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Alpha Kappa Kappa. PATRICK HENRY FITZHUGH, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Orthopwdics, Assist- ant Surgeon New York State Hospital for the Care of Crippled and Deformed Children M.D., Atlanta CGa.5 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 Hospital for Crippled and Deformed Children. 50 Zliijt Qlinrtttlliuit ARCHIBALD EZEKIAL ISAACS, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Surgery M.D., New York University, 1886, Member of New York County Medical Society, of Eastern Medical Society. THURSTON GILMAN LUSK, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Dermatology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1893, F. and A. M., Southern Society of New York, New York County Medical Society, Physicians' Mutual Aid Society. HENRY HOWARD WHITEHOUSE, Ph.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Derma- tology, Clinical Assistant to the New York Skin and Cancer Hospitals, Derma- tologist to Demilt Dispensary Ph.B., Sheffield Scientific School, Yale, 1885, M.D., College of Physicians and Sur- geons, 1889, Member of New York Society of Dermatology and Genito-Urinary Surgery, of American Dermatological Association, Secretary and Treasurer' of New York Dermatological Society. Alpha Mu Pi Omega. JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Pathology and Derma- tology A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1890, M.D., New York University, 1892, Member of New York Dermatological Society, of American Dermatological Association. Beta Theta Pi, Alpha Kappa Kappa. GUY DAVENPORT LOMBARD, M.D. Assistant Instructor in Histology M.D., New York University, 1896, Member of the Society of Alumni of Bellevue Hospital. Phi Alpha Sima. HENRY SALEM PASCAL, M.D. Assistant Instructor in Histology M.D., New York University, 1896. JOHN McGAW WOODBURY, M.D., M.R.C.S., Clinical Instructor in Orthopaedic Surgery A.B., 1879, A.M., 1880, Princeton, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical School, 1881, M.R.C.S., London, 1883, Member Academy of Medicine, New York. JOHN ASPELL, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Gynmcology, Visiting Gynm- cologist to St. Vincent's Hospital WILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Diseases of Children A.B., New York University, 1885, M.D., 1889, Member of County Medical Society, of Academy of Medicine, of County Medical Association. Delta Phi. FRANKLIN MOORE STEPHENS, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Otology, Assistant Surgeon to the New York Eye and Ear Infirmary M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1885, Assistant Surgeon New York Otological Department of New York Eye and Ear Infirmary. Beta Theta Pi. CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS WOLF, B.A., C.M., M.D., Instructor in Physiolog- ical Chemistry B.A., University of Manitoba, 1890, M.D., 1894, C.M., McGill University, 1896. JOHN WILLIAMS COE, Ph.B., M.D., Assistant Instructor in Clinical Pathology Ph.B., Yale, I8Q3S M.D., Johns Hopkins, 1898. 55132 muruelliau 51. HENRY THOMAS LEE, M.D. Assistant Instructor in Pathology M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898, Member Roosevelt Hospital Alumni Association, Clinical Microscopist, St. Vincent's Hospital. Delta Kappa Epsilon. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Ophthalmology, Assistant Surgeon New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Workhouse and Almshouse Hospitals Ph.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 1887, M.D., New York University, 1891, Member of Ophthalmological Society, Medico-Surgical Society, New York County Medical Society, New York County Medical Association. Phi Kappa Psi, Phi Alpha Sigma. MAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP, M.D., Instructor in the Histology and Pathology of the Nervous System, Physician to City Almshouse M.D., Berlin, 1897 Csumma cum laudey , Member of New York Neurological Society, of New York Pathological Society, of Deutsche Medicinische Gesellschaft, of Greater New York Medical Association. Alpha Kappa Kappa. GUSTAVE SEELIGMAN, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Surgery, Attending Surgeon to St. Luke's and General Memorial Hospitals A.B., Harvard, 1886, M.D., 1889. Alpha Kappa Kappa. - WILLIAM HIRSCH, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Mental Diseases LET CHWORTH SMITH, A.B., M.D. Assistant Instructor in Bacteriology A.B., Yale, 1894, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1897. Alpha Delta Phi. WALTER ADAMS DUNCKLE, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Diseases of Children M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, County Medical Society. ALFRED EDWARD THAYER, M.D., Assistant Instructor in Gross Pathology, and Assistant in Bacteriology WALTER ARTHUR BASTEDO, Ph.G., M.D. Instructor in Pharmacology Ph.G., New York College of Pharmacy, 1895, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, ISQQQ Member of New York Pathological Society, of the Alumni of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, of the Alumni of the New York College of Pharmacy. THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS A.B. M.D. Assistant Instructor in Clinical Pathol- ogy ' MONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., M.D. Instructor in Physical Diagnosis B.S., Princeton, 1894, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1898. GEORGE EUGENE DODGE, M.D. Instructor in Operative Surgery 1 3 ! WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, M.D. Assistant Instructor in Pathology M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895, Mernber of the New York Patho- logical Society. Phi Alpha Sigma. 52 EEUU Qturuslliau FREDERICK LOVE KEAYS, M.D. Assistant Instructor in Physical Diagnosis ALEXANDER DUANE, A.B., M.D. Clinical Instructor in Ophthalmology A.B., Union, 1878, M.D., Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1881. ANDREW HOOP MONTGOMERY, B.A., M.D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anat- omy B.A., University of Toronto, I8Q8, M.D., 1901 , American Association of Anatornists. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Nu Sigma Nu. RUSSELL BELLAMY, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynaecology M.D., New York University, 1893, American Medical Association, New York County Medical Society, Society Alumni Bellevue Hospital. FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System M.D., Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1898, Member of Society of Bellevue Hospital, Member of Society of Sloane Maternity Hospital. Psi Upsilon. MARTIN JOHN ECHEVERRIA, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System, Assistant Visiting Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital M.D., Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1890. ISIDORE L. HILL, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics ALBERTUS E. ADAIR MOORE, M.D. Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics ALVIN WALTER BAIRD, A.B. Assistant Instructor in Physiology A.B., Stanford University, 1901. Phi Alpha Sigma. JOSEPH CHARLES ROPER, M.D., Assistant Instructor in Histology, Assistant Pathologist to New York and Hudson Street Hospitals M.D., New York University, 1897, Cornell, 1899, Member Pathological Society. ROBERT STAUNTON ADAMS, A.M., M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of Children, Attending Physician to Children's Class, Demilt Dispensary A.B., Princeton, 1888, A.M., 1891, M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Co- lumbia, 1891, New York Medical Society, Pathological Society, Society of Alumni of Presbyterian Hospital. GEORGE DeFOREST SMITH, M.D. Clinical Assistant in Mental Diseases M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. EARLE CONNER, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Otology, Assistant Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary HENRY MORTIMER ARCHER, M.D. Clinical Assistant in Surgery M.D., Bellevue Hospital College, 1894. GEORGE SLOAN DIXON, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Otology, Curator and Assistant Pathologist to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1885, Member New York County Medical Society, Visiting Physician to Demilt Dispensary, Assistant Surgeon to Bartholo- meW's Clinic QEar, Nose and Throat Departmentb. UDB UOI'IIEIIf5II 53 ROBERT MORRIS DALEY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Nervous System M.D., Columbia, 1896, Bellevue Hospital Alumni Association. HENRY SCOTT, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Orthopxdic Surgery, Assistant Sur- geon to the New York State Hospital for the Care of Crippled and Deformed Children JOHN FRANCIS CONNORS, M.D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy, Surgeon to City Almshouse Alpha Kappa Kappa. CLARENCE ARTHUR MCWILLIAMS, A.M., M.D., Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy HORACE S. STOKES, M.D. Clinical Assistant in Diseases of Children JAMES RAMSAY HUNT, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Nervous System JAMES PORTER F ISKE, M.D. Clinical Assistant in Orthopaedic Surgery CHARLES AMBROSE MACK, A.B., M.D., Clinical Assistant in Laryngology, Surgeon Nose and Throat Department Bellevue Dispensary M.D., Syracuse, 1899. Nu Sigma Nu. LESTER MEAD HUBBY, Ph.B., M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of Children, Assistant Surgeon Nose and Throat Department Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, Attending Physician Out-Patient Department Bellevue Hospital Ph.B., Cornell, I8Q3Q M.D., New York University, 1896, Member New York Academy of Medicine, New York County Medical Society, Medical Association of Greater New York. Sigma Chi. SAMUEL MORLEY EVANS, M.D. Clinical Assistant in Diseases of Children WILLIAM J. JONES, M.D. Clinical Assistant in Therapeutics JOHN ENGLISH MCWHORTER, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System, Attending Surgeon Hudson Street Hospital M.D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1898, Member Society New York Hospital. WALTER KARL KLOTZ, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Genito- Urinary System, Assistant Attending Surgeon Roosevelt Hospital M.D., College Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, 1898, German Medical Society, New York County Medical Society, Society Alumni City Hospital. Delta Kappa Epsilon. FRANK CLARK YEOMANS, A.B., M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System A.B., Yale, 1897, M.D., Cornell, 1900, Association of Alumni New York Hospital, Harlem Medical Association. FRANK THOMAS BURKE, M.D. Clinical Assistant in Laryngology 5+ mb? QZUYUBIIIUII y ROY HERBERT MACUMBER, A.B. Assistant in Chemistry A.B., Williams, I8g8. ISRAEL STRAUSS, A.B., M.D. Assistant in Histology WILLIAM SALANT, B.S., M.D. Assistant in Physiology B.S., Cornell, 1894, M.D., Physicians and Surgeons, Columbia, ISQQQ Fellow Rock- efeller Institute, New York Pathological Society. WALLER CLARK MONTGOMERY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Laryngology and Rhinology HENRY S. BARTHOLOMEW, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Laryngology and Rhinology DISPENSARY STAFF EDl'D?l1'fllll.'l1T uf Qncnrtnl jiilchtrinc cincluhing brart :mtl Iungssp CHARLES N. B. CAMAC, M.D. JOHN W. cos, M.D. MONTGOMERY H. SICARD, M.D. THEODORE B. BARRINGER, M.D. WILLIAM J. JoNEs, M.D. THOMAS W. HASTINGS, M.D WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, M.D. FREDERICK L. KEAYS, M.D WILLIAM R. STONE, M.D. IOSIAH P. THORNLEY, M.D. Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Trpartinsut uf Surgery WILLIAM F. STONE, M.D. GEORGE M. CREEVY, M.D. GEORGE EUGENE DODGE, M.D. LEWIS G. COLE, M.D. ARTHUR L. SHERRILL, M.D. Qepartxucnt uf QBi1stetrirr4 za GEORGE D. HAMLEN, M.D. GEORGE G. WARD, M.D. CHARLES E. CARTER, M.D. EDWARD W. PETERSON, M.D. Attending Surgeon Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon nh Q5pnaccnIugp Attending Gynmcologist Attending Gynaecologist Assistant Attending Gynaacologist Assistant Attending Gynaecologist Zine Qliuruellian 5 5 Department uf Q5enttu:f'i'itinarp Diseases FRANCIS E. SHINE, M.D. NEWTON B. WALLER, M.D. JOHN ENGLISH MCWHORTER, M.D. WALTER C. KLOTZ, M.D. FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, M.D. FRANK CLARK YEOMANS, M.D. Attending Surgeon Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Department uf Jiienrulugp JOSEPH ERAENKEL, M.D. ROBERT M. DALEY, M.D. J. RAMSAY HUNT, M.D. Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Department uf 1Detltnt1'its WALTER A. DUNCKEL, M.D. Attending Physician WILLIAM SHANNON, M.D. ROBERT s. ADAMS, M.D. H. s. STOKES, M.D. NESTOR PONCE DE LEON, M.D. ALBERT EWING CHILDS, M.D. Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Assistant Attending Physician Department uf Dermatulugp JAMES c. JOHNSTON, M.D. THURSTON G. LUsK, M.D. EDWARD PISKO, M.D. Attending Surgeon Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Department uf QBtnIugp FRANKLIN M. STEPHENS, M.D. Attending Surgeon GEORGE S. DIXON, M.D. Attending Surgeon Department uf lntpngulugp JAMES E. NEWcoMB, M.D. FRANK T.- BURKE, M.D. CHARLES MACK, M.D. EDWARD J. CONNELL, M.D. WILLIAM ROSENSOHN, M.D. Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon Assistant Attending Surgeon 56 EIDE UUYIIEIIIHII Erpartnirnt uf Qbrtliupzrtltrs P. HENRY FITZHUGH, M.D. Attending Surgeon JOHN MCGAW WOODBURY, M.D. Attending Surgeon HENRY SCOTT, M.D. Assistant Attending Surgeon DEAS MURPHY, M.D. Assistant Attending Surgeon JAMES P. FISKE Assistant Attending Surgeon fjrpartlmlrxlt uf Q9plJtbaImulugp ROBERT G. REESE, M.D. Attending Surgeon ALEXANDER DUANE, M.D. Attending Surgeon G. W. VANDERGRIFF, M.D. Assistant Attending Surgeon J. H. HONNETT, M.D. Assistant Attending Surgeon T. L. MIDDLETON, M.D. Assistant Attending Surgeon if STAFF OF INSTRUCTION AT ITHACA fGEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry B.S., Lawrence Scientific School QI-Iarvardy, 1855, Ph.D., Gottingen, 1857. Sigma Xi. BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D. Professor of Physiology B.S., Qsumma cum laudel, Lawrence Scientific School QHarvardl, 1862, M.D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D. Professor of Physics B.S., Cornell, I875Q Ph.D., Gottingen, 1879. Delta Upsilon, Sigma Xi. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Professor of Microscopy, Histology and Embryology B.S., Cornell, 1877. Delta Upsilon. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., M.D., Professor of Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology B.S., Cornell, 1887, M.D., Columbian University, 1890. Phi Sigma Kappa, Nu Sigma Nu, Sigma Xi. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Professor of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry Ph.B., Michigan, 1885, B.S., 1886. Psi Upsilon, Sigma Xi. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, Ph.D., Professor of General Chemistry and Physical Chemistry Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. Retired. time murucllian 57 PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.M., Assistant Professor of Comparative Physiology and Pharmacology B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. Sigma Xi. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E. Assistant Professor of Physics B.M.E., Cornell, I875'Q A.B., Hedding College, 1882. Sigma Xi. WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic and Phys- iological Chemistry A.B., johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887, Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. Sigma Xi. WBENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Mi- croscopy, Histology and Embryology A.B., Buchtel College, 1893, M.S., Cornell, 1894, Ph.D., 1895. Phi Delta Theta, Nu Sigma Nu, Sigma Xi. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, B.S., M.D. Assistant Professor of Anatomy B.S., Cornell, 1895. Nu Sigma Nu. EMIL MONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Micro-chemical and Sanitary and Toxicological Chemistry B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. Sigma Xi. LUZERNE COVILLE, B.S., M.D. Lecturer on Surgery B.S., Cornell, 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1889. Theta Delta Chi, Sigma Xi. PAUL RICHARD BROWN, M.D. Lecturer on Medicine and Obstetrics M.D., Berkshire Medical College, I869g Major U. S. Army, Knight Templar Mason, Medico-Legal Society, Military Service Institution of United States, Sons of Rev- olution, Society Colonial Wars, Huguenot Society, Holland Society. Nu Sigma Nu. WILLIAM CROOKS THRO, A.M. Instructor in Histology and Embryology B.S.A., Cornell, rgoo, A.M., 1901. Sigma Xi. YlfAUGUSTUS GROTE POHLMAN, M.D. Instructor in Medical Anatomy M.D., Buffalo, 1900. WILLIAM JAMIESON ABBOTT, B.A., M.B. Instructor in Medical Anatomy B.A., Toronto, 1897, M.B., 1901. BENSON AMBROSE COHOE, B.A., M.B. Instructor in Medical Anatomy B.A., M.B., University of Toronto. MERVIN TUBMAN SUDLER, B.S., Ph.D., M.D. Instructor in Anatomy and Histology LAWRENCE HENDEE Assistant Demonstrator in Anatomy M.D., Buffalo, 1897. I-Absent on leave. 58 EDB Qllllflliufall CHARLES ORVILLE WAITE BUNKER, B.S., Assistant in Comparative Phys- iology and Pharmacology B.S., University of Nebraska, 1901. BERT RAYMOND HOOBLER, B.S., Assistant in Comparative Physiology and Pharmacology B.S., Wabash College, 1901 5 Member American Association Advancement of Science. Phi Gamma Delta, Phi Beta Kappa. OSCAR PERCY JOHNSTON, Ph.B., M.S., Assistant in Comparative Physiology and Materia Medica JESSE RALPH HARRIS, M.D. Assistant in Anatomy M.D., University of Buffalo, 1901. Phi Pi, Nu Sigma Nu. iw GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, Ph.B. Librarian Ph.B., Cornell, I873, American Library Association, Bibliographical Society of Londonq American Pomological Society. Phi Beta Kappa. ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, Ph.D., Assistant Librarian, in charge of Classification A.B., Hamilton, 1881, Ph.D., Cornell, 1884. Phi Beta Kappa. WILLARD HENRY AUSTEN, Assistant Librarian, in charge of Reference Library American Library Associationg New York State Library Association. Beta Theta Pi. MARY FOWLER, B.S. Assistant Librarian, in charge of Catalogue B.S., Cornell, 1882, College Settlements Association, American Library Association. CATHERINE DAME, A.B. Cataloguer in the Library A.B., Boston University, 1891. Gamma Phi Beta. JENNIE THORNBURG, B.L. Assistant in Accession Department in the Library B.L., Cornell, 1893. Pi Beta Phi. PHILENA REBECCA SHELDON, A.B. Assistant in Accession Department EDITH ANNA ELLIS, B.L. Assistant in Circulation Department B.L., Cornell, 1890. ELIZABETH SAGE IN GERSOLL Assistant in Order Department WILLARD WALDO ELLIS, A.B. Assistant in Reference Library A.B., Cornell, 1901 . GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B. Librarian of the President White Library A.B., Cornell, 1881. Phi Beta Kappa. ALEXANDER HUGH ROSS FRASER, LL.B. Librarian of the Law Library LL.B., Dalhousie University, 1892. EDGAR DELOS SEBRING Assistant in Law Library RICHARD KILLEN MCGONEGAL Assistant in Law Library HARRY VERNON CLEMENTS Assistant in Law Library JULIA WHITON MACK, A.B. Librarian in charge of Architectural Library A.B., Cornell, IQOI, Raven and Serpent. Alpha Phi. 1. 'F Q 'f-.- .s .r , O F FIC E R S . l eg. s a g - - f at QQ s EMMONS LEVI WILLIAMS Treasurer CHARLES BAKER MANDEVILLE, B.S. Assistant to the Treasurer B.S., Cornell, 1877. Zeta Psi. HORACE MACK, A.B. Assistant to the Treasurer in the Land Olice A.B., Hamilton, 1898. Sigma Phi. THOMAS TREE Assistant to the Treasurer CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, A.B., LL.B., General and Legal Assistant to the Treasurer A.B., Cornell, 1892, LL.B., 1894. Kappa Alpha. CLIFFORD BENJAMIN MILLER Assistant to the Treasurer CHARLES MCARTHUR Mortgage Examiner, in charge of the Land Oflice WILLIAM C. DEAN Superintendent of Steam Heating and Water Service SARAH ADELIA BEACH Treasurer's Stenographer EDWARD ARTHUR BUTLER, Accountant in College of Agriculture, and Clerk of Experiment Station DAVID FLETCHER HOY, M.S. Registrar B.L., Cornell, 1891, M.S., 1893. Kappa Sigma, Sigma Xi. ROSE MARIAN CLARK Assistant to the Registrar JOSEPH PORTER HARRIS, A.B. President's Secretary and University Publisher A.B., Cornell, 1901. 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CWoman's College of Baltimorej ...... English Literature THE McGRAW FELLOWSHIP. Ernest William Schoder, B.S. CUniv. of Wash- ingtonj ........ Civil Engineering THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP. Arthur Renwick Middleton, A.B. QUniv. of Roch- esterj ......... Chemistry THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP. Louis Caryl Graton, B.S. Geology THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP. Sidney Graves Koon,M.E. Mechanical Engineering THE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOWSHIP. Ralph Vary Chamberlain, B.S. QUniv. of Utahj ......... Entomology THE PRESIDENT WHITE FELLOWSHIP. Perley Gilman Nutting, M.S. CUniv. of Californiaj ........ Physics THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP. Clarence Lemuel Elisha Moore, B.S. COhio State Univ.l A.M. CCornell Univ.j . . . Mathematics .99 Hermann Dercum, B.Arch. ...... Architecture Edward Franklin Schaefer, B.S. CColl. of City of N. Y.j M.E. QCornell Univ.J Mechanical Engineering James Bryant Hopkins, A.B. QHamiltonj . . Romance Languages Charles Allyn Williams, B.A., M.A. CUniv. of Iowal Germanic Languages Thomas Carskardon johnson, B.S.Agr., A.M. qWest Virginia Univ.5 Horticulture Drcsthent White jielluniez in lbistutp :mtl lilulttttnl intense Willard Eugene Hotchkiss, Ph.B. Garrick Mallory Borden, B.S. .iicllums in political Qlicunump Albert Charles Muhse, A.M. Clndiana Univ.l George Pedlenton Watkins, A.B. UDB Qll0I'1IBIIf6UI 67 jlrllulues in Latin ann Q5rcck Clyde Ray jeffords, A.B., A.M. CUniv. of Nebraskaj Edith Mae Bickham, A.B. :llcllnms tn Qllncricnn Liistnrp james William Putnam, B.S., Ph.B., A.M. Clllinois Collegej :Suzan ilinn ings jhllnmz in Ubilusupbp ann Qitbtrs Clarence Errol Ferree, B.S., A.M., M.S. QOhio Wesleyan Univ.j Nathan Elbert Truman, A.B., A.M. George Washington Tapley Whitney, Ph.B., A.M. CUniv. of Vermontj J'FelIu1u in gffblffftllft Robert Irving Dodge, B.Arch. Eunurarp slhllnms Lucinda Pearl Boggs, A.B. CUniv. of Illinoisj Ph.D., CUniv. of Halley Psychology Margaret Everitt Schallenberger, A.B. CStanford Univ.J Ph.D. QCornell Univ.D Psychology Q5mhuate Srbulam in the Scbuul uf lllbilueupbp Murdock Stewart Macdonald, B.A., M.A. CDalhousie3 Annie Dawson Montgomery, A.B. fPenn. Coll. for Womenj Oliver Gariield Schumard, A.B. CMissouri State Univ.j Herman Campbell Stevens, A.B. CUniv. of Michigany Clarence Atkins Hebb, A.B. Robert Benjamin Waugh, A.B. CHobartj Etlntlnzrsitp Q5raUnatc fvrbulata William Weber Coblentz, B.S. CCase Schoolj A.M. CCornell Univ.J Physics Christabel Forsythe Fiske, Ph.B.CCornellj A.M.QColumbianj English Philology Lillie Scoresby Smith, A.B. CSyracusep .... Greek and Latin Caroline Wallace Merrill, A.B. . . . . Botany james Irving Reynolds, A.B. . . Classical Archaeology Paul Blakeslee Mann, A.B. ...... Neurology Richard Roswell Lyman, B.S. in C.E. QUniv. of Michiganq Civil Engineering Cebern Dodd Harris, B.S. CNorth Carolina Coll. of Agr. and Mech. Arts.j A.M. CCornell Univ.j ........ Chemistry Oscar Perry Akers, A.B. CAvalon Coll.j A.B. CUniv. of Colo.j A.M. Csamey Mathematics Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead, A.B. . . . . . History Charles Herschel Sisam, A.B. CUniv. of Michigany . . Mathematics :wonrmz Umnarorom X Pl-l3t4U The clliorurll Qcbolarships William Edward Cameron, 1905 .... Law Franklin Edgerton, 1905 . Arts Olive Ruth Edwards, 1906 . Arts Helen Mae Dennet, 1906 ..... Arts Uhr ip. ILE. itorn Qnrholatships William Arthur Hillebrand, 1905 ..... Arts Frances Ethel johnson, 1905 .... Arts Mabel Eleanor Fuller, 1906 . . Arts Henry Anthony Schoenborn, I906 . . . Law The aeroram Qrbolarsijips Letitia Rebekah Odell, 1905 .... Arts Earl Hewes Kelsey, 1905 . . . Arts George Gleason Bogert, IQO6 . . . . . Arts Charles Ferguson Cook, 1906 ..... Civil Engineering Uhr snags Qrbolursbips Vera Louise Shepherd, 1905 ..... Arts Mildred Jeanne Utley, 1905 . . 1 Arts Margaret May Allen, IQ06 . . Arts Charlotte Holmes Crawford, 1906 . . I . . Arts Qihe Qbihlep Qriyolarships Herman Douglas Baggerly, 1905 .... Electrical Engineering Robert Morris Falkenau, 1905 .... Mechanical Engineering William Daniel Allen, IQO6 . Electrical Engineering john Warner Desbecker, IQ06 . Mechanical Engineering EDC mufllifllfflll 69 Ghz ibrrsimzut white Qnrlyolarsigips Harold Franklin Hamlin, 1905 ..... Civil Engineering Edwin Weed Kramer, 1905 . . ' Civil Engineering Herbert Hechheimer, IQO6 . . . Mechanical Engineering Eugene Casson Crittenden, IQO6 ....... Arts 6131: igorarr ebrerlrp QEb0l.HI5'iJi1J5 Warren Ellis Schutt, 1905 ........ Arts William Woollard Rogers, 1905 . . . . Arts Grover Charles Brown, 1906 .,.. Civil Engineering Che jilohn QCEIIIEUII Qboulin Qbrholatsbips Marion Benjamin, 1905 ....,.. Architecture Neil Morton, 1905 ...... Mechanical Engineering Otto William Kohls, 1906 ..... Electrical Engineering Zhi Qntrmart it. fvoonforu Qvcbolursigips Charlotte Clementine Faust, 1905 ....... Arts Julius Frederick Brauner, jr., 1905 . . Civil Engineering Carl Winter Boegehold, 1906 .... Mechanical Engineering ilssoriacr 31111111122 Qartjolar Ruth May Weed ....... Arts jtranh ?32illiam tbaingham Qcbnlat Cora Strong .....,.. Arts Ulhe 1L5oarUman Qnenior ituin Qrbolarsbip Francis Edward Swartz N. in x 1 My 9 .,..,, -F QE, In 1 ' -'- I 'VJ' 41 'l 'S ' t A ' N 1 C? , ,oxxf ' Q STUUENT5 I ,rt - so P -fa a, a sf- J I I 0 0 Eanhthatrs fur QUUFLHIZDU Ergrccs Oscar Perry Akers, B.A. lUniversity of Coloradob 1898, M.A. Ksameb 1900 thoud, Colo ........... Mathematics, Physics Benjamin Richard Andrews, A.B. 1901, Seneca Falls Philosophy, Education Eugene Plumb Andrews, A.B. 1895, Oswego ..... Classical Archeology and History of Art, Greek, Comparative Philology Blanche Tudor Austin, B.S. CWells Collegej 1895, Cincinnati, Ohio Entomology , Ber- Ph.D A.M Ph.D A.M Alvin Casey Beal, B.S.A. QUniversity of Illinoisj 1897, Mt. Vernon, Ill. M.S. in Agr Horticulture, Entomology ' Arthur Malcolm Bean, A.B. Clowa Collegej 1897, Pekin, Iowa . . A.M Histology and Embryology, Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology Martha Crosby Bennett, A.B. 1902, Brooklyn .... A.M History and Political Science Edith Mae Bickham, A.B. 1899, Ithaca . Ph.D Greek, Latin james Adrian Bizzell, B.S. CNorth Carolina College of Agriculture and Meehan ical Artsj 1895, M.S. fsamej 1900, Dunn, N. C ..... Ph.D Chemistry Wesley Bradfield, A.B. CAlma Collegej 1902, Decatur, Mich. Ph.D Botany, Forestry Elizabeth H. Brooks, A.B. CIndiana Universityj 1893, Ithaca . . Ph.D Germanic and Romance Languages, English UUE QUYUBIIIHU 7 1 Sara Winifred Brown, B.S. 1897, Winchester, Va. . Education, Physiology . . A.M. Arthur Wesley Browne, B.S. CWesleyanj IQOO, M.S. Qsamej IQOI, Brooklyn Ph.D. Chemistry, Physics Samuel Howard Burnett, A.B. 1892, M.S. 1896, D.V.M. IQO2, Webster Ph.D. Veterinary Medicine, Bacteriology, Histology George Howard Burrows, B.S. in Chem. QUniversity of Vermontj 1899, Burling- ton, Vt .......... Chemistry, Mathematics Anne Browning Butler, A.B. 1902, Indianapolis, Ind. Greek, Latin Rose Hannah Cahill, Ph.B. 1886, Brooklyn . . History and Political Science Frank Carney, A.B. 1902, Ithaca . . . Geology, Education Francis Mills Case, M.E. 1899, Defiance, Ohio . Mechanical Engineering George Walter Cavanaugh, B.S. 1896, Ithaca . Chemistry Louis Albert Cazenove, M.E. IQ02, Theological Seminary, Va. Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry Ralph Vary Chamberlin, B.S. CUniversity of Utahj 1898, Salt Entomology, Vertebrate Zoology . . Ph.D. A.M. A.M. Ph.D. Ph.D. Lake City, Utah Ph.D . Annie Sophia Clark, A.B. CAcadia Universityj 1900, Bay View, Prince Edward Island, Canada .... . . . . English, Education . . A.M. William Weber Coblentz, B.S. CCase Schoolj 1900, A.M. CCornell Universityj 1901, Poland, Ohio ....... Physics, Mathematics . . Ph.D. Edward Godfrey Cox, A.B. QWabash Collegep 1899, A.M. fC0rnell Universityj 1901, Cleveland, Ohio . ..... . English, History and Political Science Hugh Dysart Cutler, A.B. IQO2, Cocagne, N. B., Canada History and Political Science . . Ph.D. A.M. 72 Elfijt Qtnrucllian George Joseph Dann, A.B. CUnion Collegel 1896, A.M. fsamel 1899, Liberty A.M. Education, Latin Harriet Dodge, B.S. 1900, Buffalo ..... A.M. Mathematics, Germanic Languages Elmer Reginald Drew, B.S. fUniversity of Californial 1888, Oakland, Cal. Ph.D. Physics, Mathematics Richard Gustavus Dukes, M.E. 1896, Ithaca . . Ph.D. Physics, Mechanical Engineering Frank Custer Edminster, A.B. 1902, Brooklyn .... A.M. Mathematics Alexander McGarven Ferguson, B.S.H. qAgricultural and Mechanical College of Texasj 1894, M.S. Csamej 1896, Austin, Texas .... Ph.D. Botany Clarence Errol Ferree, B.S. COhi0 Wesleyan Universityb 1900, A.M. Csarney 1901, M.S. Csamej 1902, Delaware, Ohio ...... Ph.D. Philosophy, Physics Christabel Forsythe Fiske, Ph.B. CC0rnellJ 1898, M.A. QColumbian Universityb 1901, Washington, D. C ......... Ph.D. English, History and Political Science Hasseltine Reynolds Fletcher, A.B. QVassarJ 1895, Suflield, Conn. A.M. Romance Languages, Latin James Alfred Foord, B.S. QNew Hampsl1ire,C0llegej 1898, M.S. in Agr. CC0rnell Universityj 1902, Walpole, N. H. ....... Ph.D. Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine Roy Edward Fowler, B.S. CUniversity of Wisconsinj 1898, Wauwatosa, Wis. Ph.D. Chemistry, Mathematics, Mineralogy Fred William Foxworthy, B.S. CDePauw Universityj 1899, A.M. CCornell Uni- versityj 1902, Greencastle, Ind. ....... Ph.D. , Botany, Entomology 2 Paul Frederick Gaehr, A.B. 1902, Ithaca . . . . A.M. Physics, Mathematics Thomas Mooney Gardner, B.M.E. CPurdue Universityj 1892, QC0rnell Universityj 1896, Ithaca ........ Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics Joseph Lemon Garvin, B.A. CTor0nt0 Universityj 1892, Midhurst, Canada A.M. Mathematics, Mathematical Physics Eliijt QlfUt'IIEIIiZUI 73 William Chauncey Geer, A.B. IQ02, Ithaca . . . Ph.D. Chemistry. Physics tfijohn Washington Gilmore, B.S.A. 1898, Fort Worth, Texas M.S. in Agr. Agriculture, Botany Louis Caryl Graton, B.S. 1900, Ithaca . . . . Ph.D. Geology William Dodge Gray, A.B. fUniversity of Arkansasy 1900, Little Rock, Ark. A.M. Latin, Greek Mabel Hale, A.B. 1902, Raleigh, N. C. . . . , A.M. Latin, English Thomas Leroy Hankinson, B.S. CMichigan Agricultural Collegej 1898, B.S. Cor- nell Universityy 1900, Hillsdale, Mich. ...... Ph.D. Vertebrate Zoology, Entomology, Embryology and Histology Cebern Dodd Harris, B.S. CNorth Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanical Artsj 1897, A.M. CCornell Universityj IQO2, Raleigh, N. C. . . Ph.D. Chemistry, Geology Clarence Atkins Hebb, A.B. 1902, Brooklyn .. A.M. Philosophy Clarence Floyd Hirshiield, B.S. CUniversity of Californiaj 1902, San Francisco, Cal. ........... Mechanical Engineering james Bryant Hopkins, A.B. CHamilton Collegej 1899, Bath A.M. Romance Languages Willard Eugene Hotchkiss, Ph.B. 1897, Ithaca .... Ph.D. History and Political Science Charles Baring jameson, A.B. QCollege of City of New Yorkp 1896, New York City ....,....... A.M. Education, History and Political Science Clyde Ray Jeffords, A.B. qUniversity of Nebraskaj 1898, A.M. Csamej 1900, St. Paul, Neb. ........... Ph.D. Latin, Greek, Classical Archaeology Fred Huntington Jennings, A.B. IQ02, Moravia . . Ph.D. Chemistry, Geology Oskar Augustus johannsen, B.S. CUniversity of Illinoisj 1894, A.M. CC0rnell Uni- versityj 1902, Ithaca ......... Ph.D. if K Entomology, Bacteriology Yln absentia. 74 E112 UUYIIEIIIHU Harold Eddy Johnston, A.B. qWilliams9 1899, M.E. :Cornell Universityj 1902, Cohoes ........... Mechanical Engineering Thomas Carskadon johnson, B.S. in Agr. CWest Virginia Universityj 1896, A.M. qsamej 1900, Morgantown, W. Va ....... Ph.D. Horticulture, Entomology Oscar Percy Johnston, Ph.B. flowa Collegej 1897, M.S. Clowa State Universityj 1902, Vancleve, Iowa ......... Ph.D. Chemistry, Physiology, Histology Calvin Henry Kauffman, A.B. CHarvardJ 1896, Lebanon, Pa. . Ph.D. Botany, Chemistry tSherman Isaac Kehler, C.E. 1894, Philadelphia, Pa. M.C.E. Civil Engineering Gideon D. Knopp, A.B. CUniversity of Indianaj 1891, Anderson, Ind. A.M. History and Political Science Daniel Chauncey Knowlton, A.B. 1898, Ithaca . Ph.D. History and Political Science Sidney Graves Koon, M.E. 1902, Auburn . . . Mechanical Engineering ttEdward Joseph Kunze, B.S. CCooper Unionb 1899, M.E. CCornell Universityl 1901, New York City ......... Mechanical Engineering Sidney Edward Lang, A.B. fManitoba Universityj 1891, Virden, Canada Education, Logic and Metaphysics Mary Alinda Lathrop, Ph.B. 1896, Ithaca . . Romance and Germanic Languages Andrew Gilbert Lauder, B.S.A. 1902, Binghamton . Chemistry George Nieman Laurnan, B.S.A. 1897, Allegheny, Pa. Horticulture, Agriculture Marguerite Thouron Lee, B.S. 1894, Brooklyn 4 Botany, Education Arthur Scholtz Lewis, M.E. fStevens Institutej IQOI, Mechanical Engineering 4' In absentia. Brooklyn A.M. A.M. Ph.D. A.M. A.M. UDB Qlfllfiiillfilli 75 Frederick William Charles Lieder, A.B. 1902, Brooklyn . . . A.M. Germanic Languages, History and Political Science tjohn William Lloyd, B.S. CWheaton Collegej 1897, B.S.A. fC0rnell Universityj 1899, Champaign, Ill. ....... M.S. in Agr. Agriculture, Horticulture William Henry Long, Jr., A.B. CBaylor Universityj 1888, A.M. CUniversity of Texasp 1900, Waco, Texas ........ Ph.D. Botany Richard Roswell Lyman, B.S. in C.E. lUniversity of Michiganj 1895, Salt Lake City, Utah .......... M.C.E. Civil Engineering Thomas Lyttleton Lyon, B.S. in Agr. 1891, Lincoln, Neb. Ph.D. Agriculture, Chemistry, Botany Thomas Lee Brent Lyster, B.S. CE.E.J qUniversity of Michiganb 1901, Detroit, Mich ............ Mechanical Engineering Addams Stratton McAllister, B.S. in E.E. CPennsylvania State Collegej 1898, CCorne1l Universityj 1901, Covington, Va. . . . Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering, Physics Murdock Stewart Macdonald, B.A. fDalhousiej 1900, M.A. Csamej 1901, Why- cocomagh, N. S., Canada ........ Ph.D. Philosophy Mary Belle McE1wain, A.B. fWilson Collegej 1895, Chambersburg, Pa. Ph.D. Greek, Latin, English Literature Helon Brooks MacFarland, B.S. in E.E. CWorcester Polytechnic Institutey 1894, Bucksport, Me. .......... Mechanical Engineering Alexander Dyer MacGillivray, Ph.B. 1900, Ithaca . . . Ph.D. Embryology, Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology john Brainerd Macl-Iarg, C.E. QC0rnell Universityj 1893, A.B. fHamilton Col- legej 1900, Rome ......... Ph.D. Greek, Classical Archaeology and History of Art, Latin Douglass Mackintosh, B.Arch. 1902, Halifax, N. S., Canada M.S. in Arch. Architecture Maud Ethel Manfred, A.B. IQOO, Cincinnati, Ohio . A.M. Germanic and Romance Languages itln absentia. 76 Fiji QIlJi'IIBI1fdII Paul Blakeslee Mann, A.B. IQO2, Potsdam . . . A.M. Vertebrate Zoology, Histology and Embryology Lora Almira Marsh, Ph.B. qHi1lsdale Collegej 1899, Keuka Park A.M. Germanic and Romance Languages james Otis Martin, B.S.A. 1899, Wilbraham, Mass. A.M. Geology, Entomology George Charlton Matson, B.S. fD0ane Collegej 1900, Strang, Neb. . Ph.D. Geology Caroline Wallace Merrell, A.B. IQO2, Philadelphia, Pa. A.M. Botany Clarence William Meyers, C.E. 1902, New York City Civil Engineering Arthur Renwick Middleton, A.B. CUniversity of Rochesterj 1891, Chemistry, Geology Frank Smith Mills, A.B. 1902, Andover, Mass. Geology Elizabeth Mitchell, A.B. QMOunt Holyokej 1898, Acworth, N. H. Mathematics Annie Dawson Montgomery, B.A. QPennsylvania College for Pittsburg, Pa. ........ . Philosophy Alfred Austin Moore, A.B. CHamilt0n Collegej 1890, Clinton Romance and Germanic Languages . M.C.E. Ithaca Ph.D. A.M. A.M. Wornenj IQO2, . Ph.D. . Ph.D. Clarence Lemuel Elisha Moore, B.Sc. QOhi0 State Universityj 1901, A.M. CCOrnell Universityj 1902, Washington C. H., Ohio .... Mathematics, Physics . Ph.D. Herbert Fisher Moore, B.S. CNeW Hampshire Collegej 1898, M.E. QCOrnell Uni- versityb 1899, Ithaca ......., Mechanical Engineering Sanford Alexander Moss, B.S. CUniversity of Californiaj 1896, M.S. Csamey 1900, San Francisco, Cal ......... Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Mathematics . Ph.D. Albert Charles Muhse, A.B. Clndiana Universityfl 1901, A.M. qsamej 1902, He- bron, Ind. ....... A . . History and Political Science, Philosophy . Ph.D. UUE Q15IZlI'11UIIfH1I 77 Chester Murray, Ph.B. 1899, Tottenville ..... Ph.D Romance Languages, Comparative Philology, Germanic Languages Perley Gilman Nutting, A.B. KStanf0rd Universityj 1897, M.S. fUniversity of Californiaj I8Q8, Berkeley, Cal. ....... Ph.D. Physics, Mathematics Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead, A.B. 1902, Troy . . History and Political Science Louise Margarita Puig, A.B. IQOI, Brooklyn . . History and Political Science Ph.D Ph.D james William Putnam, B.S. Clllinois Collegel 1894, Ph.B. Csamej 1897, A.M Csamej 1898, jacksonville, Ill ..... History and Political Science Ph.D Perley Orman Ray, A.B. QUniversity of Vermontj 1898, A.M. Csamey 1902, Bur- lington, Vt .......... Ph.D History and Political Science Hugh Daniel Reed, B.S. 1899, Hornellsville .... A Ph.D Vertebrate Zoology, Histology and Embryology, Entomology james Irving Reynolds, A.B. 1900, Potsdam .... Ph.D Latin, Classical Archaeology, Greek William Albert Riley, B.S. CDePauwj 1897, Greencastle, Ind. . Ph.D Entomology, and General Invertebrate Zoology, Botany Adelaide King Robinson, A.B. CAllegheny Collegej 1889, Butler, Pa. A.M English, Germanic Languages ,Tay Emery Root, A.B. CHarvard Universityj 1901, Somerville, Mass. Ph.D Chemistry, Geology Lucy Agnes Rowell, A.B. CWellesley Collegej 1892, Waterville . A.M Latin, Philosophy - Arthur Gordon Ruggles, B.S.A. IQOI, Annapolis, N. S., Canada . A.M Entomology Joseph Heywood Russell, A.B. IQOI, Denver, Colo. . Ph.D Chemistry tEzra Dwight Sanderson, B.S. I Michigan Agricultural Collegej 1897, B.S.A. fCor- nell Universityj 1898, Lansing, Mich. ..... M.S. in Agr Entomology, Agriculture In absentia. 78 UUE Qllliililllfdll Emil Peter Sandsten, B.Agr. CUniversity of Minnesotaj 1895, M.S. Csamej 1897, St. Anthony Park, Minn ......... Ph.D. Horticulture, Forestry, Agriculture Edward Franklin Schaefer, B.S. CCollege of City of New Yorkj 1900, M.E. CCor- nell Universityj IQO2, New York City ...... Mechanical Engineering, Physics Theophilus H. Scheffer, B.S. qKansas State Universityj 1895, Delphos, Kan. A.M. Entomology and Invertebrate Zoology Philip Schlosser, M.E. CColumbia Universityy IQO2, New York City Mechanical Engineering, Chemistry Ernest William Schoder, B.S. fUniversity of Washingtonj 1900, Seattle, Wash. Ph.D. Civil Engineering Oliver Garfield Schumard, A.B. CMissouri State Universityj 1902, Bethany, Mo. Ph.D. Philosophy Sara Seaton, A.B. fWellesley Collegej 1896, Cleveland, Ohio . A.M. Botany Lewis Edward Shanks, Ph.B. 1899, Greenwich . . Ph.D. Romance Languages, History and Political Science Ernest Stanley Shepherd, A.B. 1902, Remington, Ind. Ph.D. Chemistry, Geology Robert Lee Shipman, E.E. CMissouri State Universityj 1896, M.E. fCornell Uni- versityj 1899, Kansas City, Mo. . . . . . . . Mechanical Engineering Charles Herschel Sisam, A.B. QUniversity of Michiganj 1902, Sloan, Iowa A.M. Mathematics, Physics Charles Edward Smith, Ph.B. CAlbi0n Collegej 1895, A.M. CCornell Universityj 1902, Ithaca .......... Ph.D. Geology Lillian Scoresby Smith, A.B. CSyracuse Universityj 1891, Auburn Ph.D. Latin, Greek, Comparative Philology Mary Helen Smith, S.B. fOberlin Collegej 1887, M.A. Csamej 1894, Farmington, Conn ............ A.M. Botany K UUE UlJI'lIBIIf?0T 79 Caroline Lambert Sparrow, A.B. cWornan's College of Baltimoreb 1900, Rich- mond, Va. ......... . A.M. English, History and Political Science Sanford Putnam Starks, B.S. CM.E.j CUniversity of Wisconsinb 1902, Madison, Wis. ........... Mechanical Engineering Herman Campbell Stevens, A.B. qUniversity of Michiganp 1901, Elyria, Ohio Ph.D. Philosophy, Physiology john Pogue Stewart, A.B. K University of Illinoisj 1902, Biggsville, Ill. M.S. in Agr. Horticulture, Botany :tWilliam Alonzo Stocking, B.Agr. CStorrs Agricultural Collegep 1895, B.S.A. CCornell Universityl 1898, Storrs, Conn. .... M.S. in Agr. Agriculture Imogen Stone, Clinton, La. . . . A.M. English Lulu Mabel Stone, Ph.B. 1895, Brooklyn, . . A.M. Education, English Roy Sherman Stowell, A.B. 1902, Potsdam . . . A.M. ' History and Political Science, English Literature Franklin Reese Strayer, A.B. CBucknell Collegej 1894, Orange, N. J. . Ph.D. Physics, Chemistry john Edgar Teeple, B.S. 1899, Ithaca . . . . . Ph.D. Chemistry Charles Thom, A.B. CLake Forest Collegej 1895, A.M. Csamep 1897, Ph.D. QMis- souri State Universityj 1899, Minonk, Ill ...... Ph.D. Botany, Horticulture William Crooks Thro, B.S.A. 1900, A.M. 1901, Ithaca . . . Ph.D. Histology and Embryology, Entomology, Pathology and Bacteriology tF0rest Milton Towl, C.E. 1886, Brooklyn . . . ' . M.C.E. Civil Engineering Myron Owen Tripp, B.S. CValparaiso Collegej 1895, A.B. Clndiana Universityj 1901, Sodus .......... A.M. Mathematics, Education QTnfaIJsentia. 80 milf Qluruelliau Nathan Elbert Truman, A.B. 1900, A.M. IQOI, Bainbridge . Ph.D. Philosophy james M. Van Hook, A.B. CIndiana University? 1899, A.M. fsamep 1900, Borden, Ind. .........., Ph.D. Botany Irene Belle Van Kleeck, A.B. 1902, Ithaca . . . A.M. History and Political Science, Philosophy Harold Rollins 'Wade, A.B. fHarvardJ 1902, Salem Depot, N. H. . Ph.D. Chemistry Paul Gustav Wanke, A.B. 1902, Auburn . A.M. Germanic Languages George Pendleton Watkins, A.B. 1899, King Ferry . . Ph.D. History and Political Science Robert Benjamin Waugh, A.B. CHobart Collegeb 1902, Phelps . , Ph.D. Philosophy Herbert Hice Whetzel, A.B. fWabash Collegej IQO2, Avilla, Ind. . Ph.D. Botany Gershom Franklin White, B.S. COhio Universityj 1901, Malta, Ohio . Ph.D. Bacteriology, Histology and Embryology, Pathological Histology Walter Porter White, A.B. CAmherstb 1887, A.M. fsameb 1894, Ithaca Ph.D. Physics, Mathematics George Washington Tapley Whitney, Ph.B. CUniversity of Verrnontb 1897, A.M. CCornell Universityb 1902, East Bethel, Vt. ..... Ph.D. Philosophy Gladys Willard, A.B. 1898, Brooklyn .... A.M. Latin, Germanic Languages Charles Allyn Williams, A.B. CUniversity of Iowa? 1899, A.M. fsamej 1901, Iowa City, Iowa ......... Ph.D. Germanic Languages, Old English, Comparative Philology john M. Young, B.S. in M.E. CF1a. A. and M. Collegej 1898, M.E. CCorne1l Uni- versityb 1902, Ithaca ......... Mechanical Engineering, Physics john Wesley Young, Ph.B. COhio State Universityj 1899, A.M. C C ornell Univer- sityj 1901, Columbus, Ohio ........ Ph.D. Mathematics, Physics EDB QltUfUEui5lT 81 Grahuatc Stuhcuts nut in ilicsihcnrc fur 190211903 Garrick Mallory Borden, B.S. 1899, A.M. IQO2, Tunkhannock, Pa. . Ph.D. History and Political Science George Matthew Dutcher, A.B. 1897, Middletown, Conn. . Ph.D. History and Political Science Erwin Sidney Ferry, B.S. 1889, Lafayette, Ind .... D.Sc. Phsyics, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics Claude William Leroy Filkins, C.E. 1893, M.C.E. 1894, Golden, Colo. Ph.D. Civil Engineering, Mathematics Elfrieda Hochbaum, Ph.B. CNortl1western Universityb 1899, Ph.M. Csamep 1899, Aurora ........... Ph.D. Germanic Languages, English Edwin Maslin Hulme, A.B. CStanford Universityb 1897, A.M. CCornell Universityj 1902, Portland, Ore. ........ . History and Political Science Edwin Walter Kemmerer, A.B. CWesleyan Universityj 1899, Factoryville, Pa. History and Political Science A.M. Ph.D. jacob Goodale Lipman, B.S. CRutgersj 1898, A.M. CCornell Universityb 1900, Woodbine, N. J. ......... . E Chemistry, Bacteriology julia Swift Orvis, A.B. CVassar Collegej 1895, Wellesley, Mass. History and Political Science Benjamin Powell, A.B. 1896, A.M. 1898, Seneca Falls Greek, Latin, Archaeology Ph.D. Ph.D. Ph.D. Louis Bevier Spinney, B.M.E. Clowa Agricultural Collegej 1892, B.S. qsamej 1893 Ames, Iowa .......... Physics, Mathematics D.Sc. Fred Carlton Stewart, B.S. Clowa Agricultural Collegej 1892, M.S. Csamej 1894, Geneva ........... Ph.D. Botany .But Qllauilihates fur Degrees Earl Blough, A.B. CUniversity of Indianaj 1899 . . La Grange, Ind. Mathematics, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering Earl Grant Burch, B.S. CSyracuse Universityj 1894, M.S. Csamej 1896 Fargo, N. D. Entomology 82 ZUJI? Qlfnfllillflill Herman Dercum, B.Arch. IQO2 . . . Cleveland, Ohio Architecture Robert Irving Dodge, B.Arch. 1901 . . Brooklyn Architecture Ida Belle Hadley, Ph.B. CCornell Universityj 1889 . . . Pulaski English, Education George Maxwell Howe, A.B. CUniversity of Indianab 1894, Ph.D. fCornel1 Uni- versityj IQOI .......... Ithaca Comparative Indo-European Philology Gertrude Vernon Kahn, A.B. QWoman's College of Baltimorej 1902 Ba.ltim0re,Md. English Literature Evelyn Groesbuck Mitchell, A.B. 1902 . . East Orange, N. J. Geology Archibald Bostwick Morrison, Jr., M.E. 1901 . . Geneva Mechanical Engineering Earl Roy Myers, A.B. CAdelbert Collegej 1896 Shelby, Ohio English Literature Lawrence Pompelly, B.A. CWi1liamsj IQ02 . . Owego Chemistry - Richmond Harold Shreve, B.Arch. 1902 . . Ithaca Architecture Mignon Talbot, A.B. COhio State Universityj 1892 . . Columbus, Ohio Geology Lee Barker Walton, Ph.B. QCornell Universityj 1897, A.M. QBr0wn Universityp 1900, Ph.D. QCornell Universityj IQO2 ..... Lakewood Entomology Clara Louise Wilcox, A.B. 1902 . . . Covert Entomology Elbert Andrew Wilson, B.S. 1900 . . . Ithaca Chemistry, Physics ibunurnrp :llsllums ' Lucinda Pearl Boggs, A.B. QUniversity of Illinoisj 1894, Ph.D. qUniversity of I-Iallej 1900 ......... Urbana, Ill. Philosophy Margaret Everitt Schallenberger, A.B. QStanford Universityj 1898, Ph.D. QCOrnell Universityj 1902 ........ San jose, Cal. Philosophy mijf mlJI'lT2IIi?UT 83 Lhrnuuatc Sftuheuts in Glnllergratluatr Qlnurscs Everett Gunner Ackart, Ph.B. QWesleyan Universityj IQO2 E.E Durand Charles Alexander, jr., A.B. IQOI . . . M.E Mabel Cleveland Algert, A.B. CWilson Collegej IQ02 A.B Harry Day Aller, B.S. CRutgers Collegep IQO2 . F.E Arthur Soper Armstrong, A.B. IQO2 . . . M.D Alvin Walter Baird, A.B. CStanford Universityy IQOI M.D Ella Kathleen Baker, B.A. QBelmont Collegej 1894 . . Sp.A.B Linnaeus Earl Baker, B.S. in M.E. qPurdue Universityp 1897 . M.E Norman Lockyer Baker, A.B. CRo1lins Collegeb 1900 . . M.E William Edward Baugh, A.B. CHoward Universityj 1902 Sp.B.S.A Carl Hoff Beach, B.S. Clowa Universityj IQOO . . . M.E Albert Beckary, Ph.G. CNew York College of Pharmacyp 1898 M.D Bergie Barrie Beckett, B.A. QUniversity of Mississippij IQ02 E.E Felix Washington Bein, B.S. CCity College of New Yorkj IQO2 . . F.E Maxwell Rufus Berry, Jr., M.E. CGeorgia School of Technologyj 1902 M.E Ernest Simons Bishop, A.B. QBrown Universityj 1899 . . . M.D Russell John Bliss, Ph.B. 1885 .... . LL.B Theodore Bliss, A.B. 1901 ...... M.D joseph Aaron Boorstein, A.B. CCity College of New Yorkj IQO2 C.E Robert Bonner Bowler, jr., A.B. CI-Iarvardp IQO2 . . C.E john Ernest Brogan, B.S. QLouisiana State Universityp IQO2 E.E Ernest Brooks, Ph.B. CYale Universityb IQOI .... C.E Frank Donaldson Brown, B.S. CVirginia Polytechnic Institutej IQ02 . M.E Fred Isaac Brown, B.M.E. CUniversity of Arkansasj IQO2 . M.E john Thompson Brown, B.S. CVirginia Polytechnic Institutej IQ02 . M.E Walter Shelden Brown, A.B. CAlfred Universityb 1899 . . . F.E jose Antonio Bruno y Dominguez, A.B. Clnstitute de Puerto Ricoj 1899 M.E Henry Hine Buckingham, A.B. IQO2 ...... E.E Alice Gates Bugbee, A.B. IQOI . M.D Marguerite jane Bullard, A.B. IQO2 ..... M.D Charles Orville Waite Bunker, B.Sc. CUniversity of Nebraskaj 1901 . M.D Ernest Mason Card, A.B. QStanford Universityy 1901 . . . LL.B 84 Zliijt Qlnrtwlliitlt Arthur Reynolds Chase, A.B. Clowa Collegej 1895 .... C.E Edward Stephen Choate, M.E. CMaryland Agricultural Collegej IQO0 M.E john Henry Clapp, B.S. CPrincetonj IQ02 ..... LL.B Zella Maria Clark, B.A. CAcadia Collegej 1899 .... M.D Thomas Houlten Clement, jr., B.S. in C.E. CA. and M. College of Texasj IQOO C.E john Augustus Cleveland, A.B. QWilliams Collegej IQOI . . . E.E William Hallock Coffin, C.E. qPennsylvania Military College DIQO2 . E.E Rose Cohen, M.E. CBloomsburg Norrnalj 1885, B.E. Csamej 1897 M.D Alfred Conklin Coxe, jr., B.A. CYale Universityj IQOI . . LL.B Joseph Edwin Craig, B.S. CA. and M. College of Mississippij 1901 C.E Roland D. Craig, B.S.A. COntario Agricultural Collegej 1898 . . F.E Thomas Frew Crawford, B.S. QPhiladelphia Central High Schoolj 1899 M.E George Davis Crofts, A.B. IQOI ...... LL.B Francis Jenkins Danforth, A.B. QWilliams3 IQO0 . M.E Frederic Warren Darling, A.B. IQO2 . . . F.E Miles Leroy Davenport, B.S. CAlfred Universityj 1899 . D.V.M John Percival Davies, B.S. CFl0rida State Collegey 1895 . M.E George Warren Dean, B.S. CSirnpson Collegej IQOI . . C.E Allsed Anthony Dederer, C.E. QPennsylvania Military Collegej 1902 LL.B William Elmore Dickinson, A.B. CWilliam and Mary Collegej 1901 . E.E William Wallace Dimock, B.Agr. QC0nnecticut Agricultural Collegej IQOI D.V.M Paul Dolan, A.B. CFordham Collegej 1899 ..... M.D Felix Jorge Vidal Dominguez, A.B. Clnstitute de Puerto Ricoj 1898 . LL.B Bertrand Francis Drake, B.S. CPrincet0n Universityj 1898 . . M.D Gerry Brown Dudley, A.B. QSwarthmore Collegej 1897 . M.D Edward Allen Duffy, B.A. QUniversity of Washingtonj IQO2 M.E Claudio Dumas, jr., A.B. CMatanzas Institutey 1895 - E.E Robert C. Dunbar, A.B. QMonm0uthj 1899 ..... B.Arch Glen Giffen Durham, B.S. CBucknell Universityj 1900, M.S. Csamej IQO2 M.E john Earle Elliott, A.B. CWilliam and Mary Collegej 1899 . . C.E Williard Waldo Ellis, A.B. IQOI ..... LL.B john Wesley Faust, B.S. 1900 ....... M.D Robert Coyner Fenner, B.S. qPhiladelphia Central High Schoolj 1899 M.E. Morrison Fetzer, B.S. CDavids0nJ IQOI ..... M.E. Zlijt Ginrlttllidtt 85 Harry Stark Fincke, Ph.G. qNew York College of Pharmacyj 1899 M.D Morris Robert Finkelstein, A.B. CCity College of New Yorkj . M.D Anthony George Fleck, A.B. CSt. Francis Xavierj IQ02 . . M.E John Scott Fowler, B.S. CPhiladelphia Central High Schooly 1899 M.E Oscar W. Freidenrich, A.B. CCity College of New Yorkp 1899 . Sp.M.D John Francis Gannon, A.B. CManhattan Collegel 1899 . M.D Lewell T. Genung, A.B. 1897 ..... M.D Emma Louise George, Ped.B. QAlbany Normal Collegej 1897 Sp.A.B Jesse Lewis Gilchrist, M.P. QBloomsburg Normalb 1898 . Sp.A.B Otto Louis Goehle, A.B. 1902 .... M.D Julius Goettsch, A.B. IQO2 ...... M.E Sidney james Goldwater, B.S. QCity College of New Yorky 1900 M.E Richard Alvarey Gomez, A.B. Clnstitute de Puerto Ricoh 1898 LL.B Arthur jay Grier, B.A. CMonmouth Collegey 1902 . . C.E William Grossman, A.B. CCity College of New Yorky 1900 M.D Charles Thomas Guilford, B.S. QWesleyan Universityj 1897 E.E Frederick Hugh Hammond, B.L. CH0bart Collegej 1901 A.B Anthony Hans Hansen, A.B. 1901 . . . M.D Herbert Henry Harman, B.A. QThiel Collegej IQO2 . C.E Harold Helm, LL.B. 1902 ..... A.B John Rutherford Herrick, B.A. CAmherst Collegey IQOI . M.D Samuel McPherson Higgins, A.B. CBrown Universityj 1894 Sp.F.E Whiteside Hill, 2nd, B.A. CWi1liams Collegej IQOI . . E.E john Salisbury Holliday, A.B. qWashingt0n and jefferson Collegej 1897, A.M. Qsamej 1900 ........ M.E Alldren Allgood Holmes, B.S. CUniversity of North Carolinaj IQOI M.E Bert Raymond Hoobler, B.S. CWabash Collegej IQOI . . M.D George Haines Hooker, A.B. IQO2 .... LL.B Andrew james Hudson, B.S. QCity College of New Yorkj IQOI . M.E David Arthur Hughes, B.L. QAlbion5 1893, M.L. CCorne1l Universityj 1895, Ph.D. Csamej 1898 ........ D.V.M Louise Hutcheson, A.B. CWellesleyj 1897 . . . M.D Julius Lilien Jacobs, B.S. fUniversity of Texasb 1899 C.E George Francis Jones, A.B. CBidd1e Universityj IQOI B.S.A 86 mijf mUl'UEIIi5U Sherman jones, A.B. CColgate Universityj 1901 . . M.E William Katzenstein, B.S. CCity College of New Yorkp 1901 . M.E Thomas joseph Kearns, B.A. CManhattan Collegej 1902 . M.D Edwin Murray Kephart, B.S. CCentre Collegej 1901 . . E.E Warwick joseph Kernan, A.B. CGeorgetoWn Universityj IQOI . LL.B Raymond Francis Charles Kieb, A.B. IQOZ . . . M.D Clifford Marshall King, A.B. CAdelbert Collegej 1901 C.E Walter Edwards King, A.B. CWabash Collegej IQ09 M.D jay P. Kinne, A.B. IQO2 ..... F.E Harry Lee Koenig, B.E. QTulane Universityj 1902 . M.E Hugo Kratzenstein, A.B. CHarvard Universityj 1902 . . C.E Hugh Montgomery Krumbhaar, B.E. QTulane Universityp 1902 . M.E Maude Louise Kuschke, B.E. fWest Chester Normall 1897, M.E. fsamej 1899 A.B jenaro Espina Lgadameo, A.B. fAtenes, Manilay 1897 . . . Sp.F.E Clyde Leavitt, A.B. tUniversity of Michiganj IQOI . . F.E William Ross Lee, A.B. CHamilton Collegej 1900, A.M. Csamej IQOI LL.B Emile joseph Lefebore, M.A. CSt. Stanislaus Collegeb 1900 . . M.E Louis Frederick Licht, Ph.G. CBrooklyn College of Pharmacyb 1898 . M.D Thomas Charles Lippman, Ph.G. qNew York College of Pharmacyj 1898 M.D Florence Loeber, A.B. CNewcomb Collegej 1898 .... LL.B Justin Wyman Ludlow, M.E. qLewis Institutej 1901 C.E Robert Francis Ludwig, A.B. IQOO . . . . M.D Charles Augustus Lueder, D.V.M. 1902 . . . Sp.B.S.A Charles Albert Lyon, A.B. QPrinceton5 1901 . . , . E.E john William McCarthy, A.B. CH0ly Cross Collegej 1901 . . M.D Gilbert Beebe McColl, B.A. fManitoba Collegey IQO2 . . . E.E George Lewis McCracken,M.E. CWest Chester Normalp 1896, B.P. Csamey 1899 A.B Alan McDonald, B.A. QUniversity of Louisianaj IQOI . . . M.E George Arthur McGonigal, A.B. 1902 . . . LL.B Robert McIntosh, Ph.B. Clowa Collegej 1901 . . . M.E David Wallace MacKenzie, B.A. CDalhousie Universityj 1900 . M.D William Anderson McMurtrie, Ph.B. QLa Fayettej IQOI . . M.D Robert joseph McNitt, A.B. 1902 ...... E.E William Lowry Mann, B.S. in E.E. CVirginia Polytechnic Institutej 1901 E.E mb! mUI'UUIIfHU 37 George Benedict Markham, B.S. QCity College of New Yorkj IQ02 F.E Carlos Alfonso Martinez, B.S. CSt. Louis Collegej 1901 . . M.E jeopilo Marxnach, C.E. QUniversity of Spainj 1898 . E.E Frank Harris Masters, A.B. qlndiana Universityj IQO2 C.E Wilbur Reed Mattoon, A.B. qWesleyan Universityj 1899 . . Sp.F.E George Enoch Merrill, B.S. QNew Hampshire Collegeb IQO2 . . B.S.A George Harry Miner, B.Agr. qC0nnecticut Agricultural Collegej 1899 D.V.M Harry Powell Moran, B.S. qCity College of New Yorkj 1901 . I. M.E Charles Edward Moulson, A.B. qUniversity of Rochesterj IQOI . M.E Louis Burgh Mount, A.B. IQO2 ..... M.D Nathaniel Leo Niles, Ph.B. CBrown Universityy 1899 M.D Thomas joseph Norton, A.B. CHoly Cross Collegej IQOI . M.D Sylvester Francis O'Day, A.B. IQO2 . . . M.D Daniel Berry Packard, A.B. CThiel Collegej 1900 . .9 . C.E james Heber Parker, P.D. CPhiladelphia College of Pharmacyj 1902 . A.B George Parsons, A.B. IQ02 .....,. E.E Charles Rockwell Payne, A.B. IQO2 . . ' M.D Henry Pearson, B.S. CUniversity of Alabamaj 1899 . M.D Ellery Newell Peck, A.B. IQO2 ....... M.D Rebekah Clemantina Pepper, B.P. QWest Chester Normalj 1902 . Sp.A.B Charles Frederick Perry, S.B. QWOrcester Polytechnic Institutej 1894 M.E john Westley Perry, B.S. QBiddle Universityj 1901 . . . D.V.M Paul Leon Pierce, B.S. CChattan00ga Normalj 1901 . . - C.E Allan Raymond Powers, B.S. CUniversity of Californial IQOI . . F.E Anna Elizabeth Ray, A.B. QNewYork Normal Collegej I8QQ,A.M.fSalI16j IQO2 M.D William Frederick Rex, Ph.G. CNew York College of Pharmacyj IQOI M.D Ralph Noyes Robertson, S.B. QC0l0rado Collegej 1901 . . - M-E Emma Crasto Robinson, B.S. CSt. Lawrence Universityj 1896 . . Sp.A.B Margaret Rolston, B.S. QChattan0oga Collegej 1899 - . ' A-B Isidor Rosenthal, Ph.G. QNew York College of Pharmacyp 1899 M.D Walter Edward Sanders, A.B. CYale Universityp 1894 . M.E Gerald Savory, B.A. CCambridgej IQOI . . E.E Clifford Schoonover, A.B. QTaylor Universityj 1901 . . M-D Florance joseph Schwab, M.A. CSt. Stanislaus Collegej 1896 E.E 88 ZUJI? Glnrtttllikllt Benjamin Haff Searing, A.B. IQOI .... M,D Roberto james Shalders, C.E. CMackenzie Collegej IQ02 . M.E Bernard Shane, B.S. CCity College of New Yorkj 1902 . C.E Joseph Duty Shaw, B.S. CUniversity of Texasj 1901 E.E William Francis Shaw, B.S. QUniversity of Texasj 1902 . M.E john Stephen Shedden, B.S. CUniversity of Wyomingj 1900 . M.E Roger Green Smith, B.S. QColumbianj 1901 .... A.B Earl Miner Sneckenberger, B.Ph. qHeidelberg Universityb 1902 C.E William Henry Specht, D.D.S. CNeW York C. D.7 1902 . . M.D Charles Anthony Squires, A.B. qWilliamsj IQOO . M.D Grant Stanley, B.S. CRediield Collegej 1900 . . M.D Ellis johnson Stearns, B.E. fTulane Universityj 1902 M.E George Tatum Street, A.B. CDenison Universityb 1900 . . M.E Bert Brenette Stroud, B.S. 1891, D.Sc. 1895 .... D.V.M Royden Johnston Taylor, B.E. Qlndiana Pennsylvania N ormalj 1896 . C.E Chester jacob Teller, A.B. qPhiladelphia Central High Schoolj IQOI A.B Leopold Hirsh Teller, B.S. in E. QPhiladelphia Central High Schoolj 1902 LL.B Carrie Wilber Thompson, A.B. IQO2 ...... M.D Hoxie Harry Thompson, B.S. CAustin Collegej IQOI . . . C.E Walter Franklin Thorpe, B.Agr. CConnecticut Agricultural Collegej 1901 B.S.A John Blakeslee Tiffany, B.S.A. 1901 ...... D.V.M Thomas Richard Torian,A.B. CHampden SidneyCollegej 1897,B.S.CsameJ 1897 E.E Antonio Constacio Torres, B.A. QAteneo, Manilaj 1901 . . . LL.B Martin Travieso, A.B. Clnstituto de Puerto Ricoj 1898 . . . LL.B Richard Guy Tunison, Ph.G. CNew York College of Pharrnacyj 1901 . M.D Elizabeth Mcjimsey Tyng, B.S. CNew York Normal Collegej 1894 . 1 A.B Lucius Otto Veser, B.A. CUniversity of Washingtonj 1899 . E.E Ephraim Viertels, B.S. CCooper Union Institutej 1902 . . C.E Fernando Murray Walker, B.A. CNational College of Cordobaj 1900 . E.E Austin McRavenWarner,A.B.CS.W.PresbyterianUniversity of Tennesseej 1901 M.E Earle 'Spear Warner, B.L. CHObart Collegej 1902 . . . LL.B George Frederick Warren, Jr., B.Sc. QUniversity of N ebraskay 1897 . B.S.A Cassius Way, B.Agr. C Connecticut Agricultural Collegej 1899 .M . D.V.M Edgar Calvert Welborn, A.B. Clndiana Universityb 1897 . M.E 1 Zlfijt Qlnrtttlliitlt 89 Carl Leopold Wernicke, B.E. fTulane Universityy 1902 . . . M.E. Cyrus AveryWhipple,B.Ped. QUniversity of Washingtonp I8Q9,A.B.fS211'I1CD 1899 E.E. Wilfred Wallace White, M.S. CPennsylvania Collegey 1900 . . F.E. Herbert Wight, A.B. CUni0n Collegep 1901 . . . LL.B. Arthur Shaler Williams, A.B. fYale Universityj 1901 M.E. Lee Williams, B.E.E. CMontana State Collegej IQO2 . . E.E. John Bailey VVi1s0n, B.S. CPhiladelphia Central High Schoolj IQO2 . C.E. Charles Wineburgh, B.S. fCity College of New Yorkj 1902 . M.E. William Frederic Wismar, A.B. CUniversity of Rochesterj IQOI M.D. josh Wood, B.S. CBayl0r Universityj IQOI ..... B.S.A. Floyd Robins Wright, A.B. 1898 . . M.D. Moses James Wright, A.B. 1900 . ' ...... LL.B. Eugene Jerome Zeiner, Ph.G. fNeW York College of Pharmacyj 1896 M.D. Morris Zucker, Ph.G. CNew York College of Pharmacyj 1897 . . M.D. 31149 O3 Cn M P Xe 3f'Mx M5 iwlllfr NN .i Xffx af X4 E X 1 1 2 X109 4 S I I 5- QI .5 , -'r' ' 1 ,gh A ., . ' 5 L eral an lHQlN 1m't g zgi'LiTiQsqwrqifyyy . P s s w- 1 Y, '3 ln' '-imL':s:ai'P 'EQT-QL M .VL.. --. T. f-s.i c,,,,.t,M.241.,,.g.,,,nD 7 ,.,,., .i:,g.,11.,e1g.?, Rah Rah Rah, Rah Rah Reeg Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen-Three. Royal Blue and White .25 QIIH55 QDfHLcF5 F.L.CARLISLE . . c.B.BRoWN. . . MMSMARYIMSNOW. E.B.NELL .R . . Mim HELENISHAM . E.McGINNIS. . G.H.sAB1NE W.A.FRAYER . H.HUGER . . . HENRY PURcELL,JL MMSCUJVE MORRISON MMSEDITHLOEBER LEE . P H.I. SCHENCK . BALLINGER .R. . . P L. R.j'AMES. M. FERGUSON. .F. H R.L.HUTToN . W.J.WARNER . W.G.WARRRN . .M. . . . President ' Ist Vice-President 2d Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Class Orator Ivy Orator Memorial Orator . Prize Orator . u Class Essayist Class Poet Class Prophet Historian Navy Director Football Director Baseball Director Track Director Marshal Marshal Francis Spearman Adams Thomas Dickinson Adams john Herbert Agate Elizabeth Mary Anderson Aitkin B 219 Wayside Club Benjamin Roselle Akin Mary Allen William Gordon Allen Frank Coy Allis Isaac Allison A X3 Senior Banquet Committee Grace Andrews ' Sennightly Club William Thomas Andrews Grace Mead Andrus 0 B K Alan Emerson Ashcraft Tom jefferys Ashe Herbert Parkhurst Atherton Mechanical Engineering Sharon, Pa. Arts Amherst, Mass. Law Pittsford Arts Woodstock, Vt. Law Moravia Arts Millport Electrical Engineering Gouverneur Law Holley Law Canisteo Arts Brooklyn Arts Buffalo Arts Tacoma, Wash. Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Yorkyille, S. C. Architecture Holyoke, Mass. A Z A Eg Masque Cast f3j t4bg Gargoyle ZUJI? Qluillttlliim 93 Henry Franklin Badger, jr. Civil Engineering Kalamazoo, Mich. W l'g Mummy Club: Bench and Board, Mermaid, Savage Club, Mandolin and Banjo Clubs, Rod and Bob Orrin Bailey Ira Steiner Barth Masque, Masque Cast Harry Griffith Bartlett james L. Bates Ike Baum University Scholarship Margaret Lewis Bailey Sennightly Club Phillipi Fazio Ballinger, E.E. W J 0 Carl Hoff Beach, B.S. Bess Emmons Beardsley J F, 1903 Cornellian Board William Chambers Beatty Sophomore Smoker Committee Bess Eugenia Beckwith Henry Clay Beckwith A K Eg Masque, Mandolin Club, Ben Alletta Langdon Bedford joseph Arthur Beidler A A wg Senior Banquet Committee Maxwell Rufus Berry, Jr. K Z Norman DeWitt Betts B 0 I7 Wilson Garfield Berryman Class Track Team, Class Miles Bickelhaupt Ernest William Bischoff .4 X Harriet Kilbourne Bishop K .el 0, Der Hexenkreis Architecture Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Manasquan, N. I. Atchison, Kan. Baltimore, Md. Lima Uniontown, Pa. Wellsboro, Pa. Washington, D. C. Clarion, Iowa Ithaca Beatty, Pa. Ithaca Ithaca ch and Board, Mermaid, Class Day Committee Arts Haddonfield, N. J. Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Cross Country Team Electrical Engineering Law Arts Willoughby, Ohio Atlanta, Ga. Wilton, Conn. New York City Redwood New York City Norwich, Conn. 94 UUE Qlbflllfllflll Roy Harry Black Electrical Engineering San jose, Cal. K E Frank Ross Blair , Arts Brooklyn Charles Albert Blakeslee Civil Engineering Coal Glen, Pa. E A Eg Pyramid Wilbur Bunnell Blakeslee Mechanical Engineering Plantsville, Conn. Cornelius D. Bloomer Electrical Engineering Marlborough University Scholarship Henry Fitch Blount, Jr. Arts Washington, D. C. J Vg Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Savage Clubg Fencing Team C255 Captain C35 Q45 Emily Stella Boardman Arts Trumansburg Sennightly Camilla Warner Bolles Arts Norwich Herbert Stanley Boone Arts Cincinnati, Ohio J Vg Savage Club Guernsey John Borst Arts Seward Judson Hartwell Boughton Mechanical Engineering Rochester IP K T Russell Lanson Boyer Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn George Edward Drullard Brady Arts Buffalo 0 A X Howard S. Braucher Arts Ithaca President J. G. Schurrnan Debate Clubg Interclass Debate Teamsg '94 Memorial Stageg University Debate Teamg President C. U. C. A. Ernest Brooks Civil Engineering New York City X wg Mummy Clubg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Rod and Bob Charles Bansher Brown Arts Montclair, N. J. W K T5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg Mummy Clubg Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball Team C355 Manager C453 Varsity Hockey Team C15 C25 C353 Class Crew L25 3 junior Promenade Committee C35 5 Senior Ball Committeeg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Francis Crew Q15 Frederick Isaac Brown Mechanical Engineering Sweet Home, Ark. I A If Louise Fargo Brown Arts Buffalo A ID 61312 Qlnrlwllidlt 95 Nathaniel Adelbert Brown Civil Engineering East Syracuse junior Smoker Committeeg Coxswain Class Crew C43 Olivine Brown Arts Salt Lake City, Utah Raymond Elliott Brown Arts Reynoldsville, Pa. Skull, Freshman Banquet Committee Louis Frederick Bruce Electrical Engineering Joliet, Ill. J l'3 Freshman Crew Gustave John Bruns Agriculture Niagara Falls Class Football Team C23 Henry Hine Buckingham, A.B. Electrical Engineering New York City Bruce Sedgwick Burlingame Electrical Engineering Syracuse il' rll Edward Burns, jr. Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn U V3 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg Mummy Clubg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Undineg Masqueg Banjo Clubg C13 C233 Mandolin Club C13 C23 C333 Glee Club C33 C43 3 Leader C433 Varsity Basketball Team C23 C333 Class Football Team C23 3 Varsity Football Team C433 Class President C335 Assistant Manager Football Team C33 3 Manager C433 Varsity UC C43 David Eugene Burr Mechanical Engineering Montclair, N. J. Class Baseball Team C233 Glee Club C433 Masque Mary Doddridge Burton Arts Cambridge, Mass. Alice Short Butler Arts Indianapolis, Ind. Francis I. Cahill Arts Hoosick Falls Q 2 0 Felix Renick Caldwell Law Circleville, Ohio Floyd Leslie Carlisle Arts Watertown .I X3 Sphinx Head3 Dunstang Savage Club3 Sunday Night Club3 Winner ,Q4 Memo- rial Prize C333 Intercollegiate Debate Teams C33 433 '86 Memorial Stage C333 Class President C23 C43 Harry Clarence Carroll Mechanical Engineering Worcester, Mass. James Joseph Caufield Mechanical Engineering Honesdale, Pa. .1 K E Thomas Stuart Chalmers Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. 2 0 - Vera Katharine Charles Arts Washington, D. C. Elma Dorothy Chase , Arts Olean 96 ZUJI? Glluritlflliatt Jerome Babcock Chase Arts Morrisville Baseball Team' C15 C25 C33 C45 5 Glee Club C13 C25 C35 ,Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg junior Smoker Committee, Class Day Committee, Dunstang Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head Rollin Kimball Cheney Mechanical Engineering Jamestown Edward Stephen Choate Mechanical Engineering Randallstown, Ind. Elsie Christie Arts Nyack-on-the-Hudson IJ I, Wayside Club, Manager Sage Tennis Club C45 , Charles Sprague Clark Arts Buffalo B 6 H James Joseph Clark Law Port Byron John O'Fallon Clark, Jr. Mechanical Engineering St. Louis, Mo. Milo Robinson Clarke Electrical Engineering Westerley, R. I. Harvey Morton Coale Electrical Engineering Baltimore, Md. W .Y IC Harry Carney Colborn Arts Michigan City, Ind. 0 K W joseph Kinsey Cole Arts Cincinnati, Ohio Charles Leroy Cool Arts West Pittston, Pa. J K E Ronald Gilbert Coolbaugh Mechanical Engineering Easton, Pa. K A . Ralph Stuart Cooper Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Class Book Committee, 1903 Cornellian Board, Sibley journal, Class Track Team, Masque, junior Smoker Committee George J. Costello Mechanical Engineering Syracuse Class Baseball Team C15 C25 3 Captain C15 5 Class Football Team Cij C25 3 Varsity Base- ball Team Crj C21 C339 Captain C475 Dunstang Aleph Samach, Sphinx Head, Senior Ball Committee Arthur W. Cowell A Z joseph Edwin Craig, B.S. Roland D. Craig, B.S.A. I' A Harry Tryon Crist Agriculture Auburn ,Civil Engineering Port Gibson, Miss. Forestry Guelph, Ontario, Canada Law Middletown Esther Marie Simonds Crockett Arts V Brooklyn mm mururlliau Q7 George Davis Crofts, A.B. Law Buffalo '86 Memorial Stage, 1901 Junior Promenade Committee, Sung Magazine, IQOI Class Book, ,Q4 Memorial Prize Juliet S. Crossett Arts Warsaw ll' ,J Hg Raven and Serpent Frank George Curtis Law Jamestown dl I ll' Henry Gaylord Daboll Francis Jenkins Danforth Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Memphis, Tenn. New York City Glee Club C35 5455 Savage Club, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Mummy Club John Percival Davies Mechanical Engineering Ebbw Vale, Manchester, England Glenmore Whitney Davis Arts John W. Davitt Civil Engineering Galion, Ohio Troy X V , Quill and Dagger, Mummy Clubg Rod and Bob, Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaidg Junior Promenade Committee, Varsity Football Team C455 Class Foot- ball Team C15 Robert C. Denny Mechanical Engineering Newark Horace Warren DeVed Mechanical Engineering New Rochelle Charles Lemuel Dibble Arts Marshall, Mich. J. G. Schurman Debate Club Q15 C25 C35 C45 3 Sun Q35 Q45 5 Alumni News C35 C45 g Asso- ciate Editor f45g IQ03 Class Book Committee Harry Marshall Diemer Electrical Engineering Cleveland, Ohio J 7' .I Hoyt Raymond Didley Mechanical Engineering Cambridge W I If Jacob Remsen Ditmars Arts h Saratoga J 103 Glee Club, Junior Smoker Committee Frank Stillman Dix Electrical Engineering Brooklyn Felix Jorge Vidal Dominguez, A.B. Law Herbert Darius Augustine Donovan Arts Bernice Ednah Doubleday Arts A l'g Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpent Arthur Gariield Dove Arts I 0 Luida Dows Law New York City Fort Covington Jamestown Geneva New York City 93 E112 Ulllilliillfdil James Timothy Driscoll Law Buffalo J X, '86 Memorial Stage, junior Promenade Committee, Masque Cast C15 525, Savage Club Arthur Taylor Dunn Arts Cortland Mandolin Club C35 C45, University Orchestra C25 C35 C45, Manager Q45 Lillian Cecilia Dunn University Scholarship Walter Smith Edge George E. Edgett Stanley Richard Edwards Kate Gay Eells john'MacEwan Ellis t Lucy Alicia Ellis ,-I W, Der Hexenkreis, R Wesley Rose Ellis 1' rv Willard Waldo Ellis, A.B. Isabel Dolbier Emerson B I, Sennightly, Der Hexenkreis Euphemia Birnie Engle Henry Ernst Epley Arad Ward Evans Arts Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Arts aven and Serpent Electrical Engineering Law Arts Arts Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Schenectady Darlington, Md. Titusville, Pa. Utica Walton Hartford, Conn. Clayton Johnstown, Pa. Canaseraga Brooklyn Ithaca Franklin, Pa. Washington, D. C. I W, Banjo Club 125, junior Promenade Committee, Undine, Bench and Board, Quill and Dagger, Chairman Senior Ball Committee, Sunday Night Club, If B W Chester Willard Evans Mechanical Engineering San Francisco, Cal. If E, Captain and Adjutant, C. U. Cadets Harry Day Everett Harvey Clark F airbank Y' A' john Gifford Fairchild Oscar Ford Fanning Earle Edwin Farnsworth Arts Burke Arts Jamestown Arts Monticello Law Flanders Arts Grand Island, Neb. KD J H, Cornell Tennis Championship Q45 Efijt Qlnrtttllidti 99 Theodore Edmund Faxon Arts Elyria, Ohio George F eick, Jr. Architecture Sandusky, Ohio Philip Feigin Electrical Engineering New York City Robert Coyner Fenner Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. Glee Club C15 C25 3 Sinfoniag Class Day Committeeg Masque C25 C35 C45 3 Cast C25 C35 C45 Edwin Nelson Ferdon Arts Ithaca ,Y -I E3 Sophomore Cotillion Committee3 Class Day Committceg Era C35 C45 3 Widow C35 C453 Literary Editor C45 Franklin Lee Ferdon Arts Buffalo I 1-I E3 Class Book Committee3 Vfidow C35 C453 Era C45 Hugh McKnight Ferguson Mechanical Engineering Pittsburg, Pa. I ,l'3 Helmet3 Sphinx Head3 Class Baseball C153 Varsity Baseball C353 Senior Ball Committee3 Manager Hockey Team John Barrie Ferguson Mechanical Engineering New York City 1' X3 Lacrosse Team C15 C33 3Captain C45 john Robert Ferguson Electrical Engineering Whitesboro Wenona Atwater Fessenden Arts Ithaca Frederick William Fisher Civil Engineering Fairport Peter Fisher, Jr. Law Kenosha, Wis. J T J3 W J W3 Quill and Dagger3 Savage Clubg Mummy Club3 Undineg Bench and Board3 Mermaidg Junior Committeeg Sunday Night Smoker Committee, Manager Masque C453 Senior Ball Club Joseph Fishman Mechanical Engineering New York City Katherine Elizabeth Flynn Arts Troy Class Basketball Team C15 C25 C35 Hannibal Choate Ford Electrical Engineering Ithaca University Orchestra 3 Frank Spencer Forster Architecture Mt. Clemens, Mich. john Scott Fowler Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45 john Cornwall Fox Electrical Engineering Penn Yan X 07, Quill and Daggerg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid William Alley Frayer Arts Springville Walter Augustus Frederick Mechanical Engineering Wilmington, Del. 10 2' K3 University Scholarshipg Sophomore Smoker Committee3 Senior Ball Com- mittee: Class Track Team C15 C253 Varsity Track Team C15 C25 C353 Varsity C IOO mijff 601211215511 john Peter Frenzel, jr. Arts Indianapolis, Ind. f11 .1 ff William Hayes Fries Arts Friendship Charles Grant Fryer Law Saratoga Springs Daniel Fraser Fulton Civil Engineering Yonkers William Louis Gass Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn Helena Geer Arts Ithaca Herbert August Gehring Civil Engineering Cleveland, Ohio 5 .1 11:3 Pyramid Marie Paula Geiss Arts Brooklyn Class Basketball Team Charles Sumner Gelser Civil Engineering Dalton George Edward Gibson Civil Engineering New York City Major C. U. Cadets Clarence Lester Gillespie Electrical Engineering Hoosick Falls dl I' Jg Glee Club Q15 g Banjo and Mandolin Clubs Q13 Q23 3 Class Baseball Director Qzl Lieutenant-Colonel C. U. Cadets Q43 Edwin james Glasson .el Z Frank Conant Gobel Harry Goldsmith Irving Israel Goldsmith Sidney James Goldwater Richard Alvarez Gomez, Abby May Goodwin Edward R. de Grain Ill .Y K Edith Regina Graves Willis Ray Gregg J. G. Schurman Debate Club Daniel George Griffin Agriculture Ithaca Electrical Engineering Groton Law Binghamton Arts Saratoga Springs Mechanical Engineering New York City . Law Mayaguez, Porto Rico Arts Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Washington, D. C. Arts Ithaca Arts Phoenix Arts Watertown EEUU UIJl'lIEIIii'llI 101 Louis Gross Mechanical Engineering Troy john Martin Grihith Arts Evanston, Ill. Grant H. Halsey Law Ithaca Ruby Helen Halsey Arts Ithaca Selden Hamlyn Hall Electrical Engineering Buffalo Isa Belle Hanford A Arts Walton Class Basketball Team C23 Arthur Ward Hard Civil Engineering Ilion .1 fbg Rod and Bobg Glee Club C23 C33 Robert john Harding Civil Engineering Chatham Freshman Banquet Committee Arthur DeWitt Harnden Law Waverly .E .I Eg Chanceryg Senior Banquet Comrnitteeg Chairman Senior Law Smoker Com- mittee Roland Rathbun Harrison Arts Binghamton Harold Leslie Hart Arts Ithaca fb .1 ID james Dennison Hartman Mechanical Engineering I-Iollidaysburg, Pa. H N E Flora Annette Harwick Arts jacksonville, Fla. Lee Fred Hawley Arts East Randolph Glee Club Stuart Hazlewood Mechanical Engineering GrandRapids, Mich. W J Hg Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Substitute Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew C23 C33 William Augustus Heitshu, jr. Mechanical Engineering Lancaster, Pa. 10 Ii' Wi Harley Howard Heller Mechanical Engineering Rochester, Pa. Ernest Demarest Hendricks Civil Engineering I Kingston Leonard James Hibbard Mechanical Engineering Northampton,Mass. Class Track Team C13g Varsity Track Team C23 C33 Francis Hemperley Hiller Arts Cobleskill President J. G. Schurman Debate Club C23 5 '86 Memorial Stage C23 5 Class Debate C33 C435 Debate Council C435 Intercollegiate Debate Team C43Q Class Day Committee Elsie H. Hirsch Arts Newark, N. I. Manager Masque and Foilg Masque Cast C13 C23 C33 102 Zine Qturuzlliau Seth Evans Hodge Electrical Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio X CP, Bench and Board, Mermaidg Glee Club C35 5 Senior Banquet Committee, 1903 Cornellian Board Mary Lathrop Holden J 1'g Der Hexenkreis Charles Parker Holt J T .1 Howard Corwin Hopkins M li' Wg Pyramid Herbert Andrew Hopper Frederick H. P. Howard Charles Burton Howe Frank Clarence Howland Arts Buffalo Arts San Francisco, Cal. Civil Engineering Oil City, Pa. Agriculture Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering Clarence Mechanical Engineering Akron, Ohio .4 J fb, Quill and Dagger, Dunstang Class Baseball Team C15 C255 Varsity Baseball Team C15 C25 Wyckoff Hoxie Arts Union Springs Andrew J. Hudson, B.S. Mechanical Engineering New York City Alfred Huger Law Summerville, S. C. 2' 10, rll J wg Glee Club C25 C35g '86 Memorial Stage C25 C35 David Arthur Hughes Veterinary Ithaca Winner Mrs. A. S. Barnes Shakespeare Prize Lucius Sanford Hulburd Civil Engineering Brasher Falls john Donald Butler Hull Mechanical Engineering Scranton, Pa. Class Football Team C15 C255 Sophomore Smoker Committee, junior Promenade Committee, Senior Ball Committee Eva Frances Humphreys Arts Ludlowville Sennightly Robert LeRoy Hutton Arts Ridgewood, N. J. Grace E. Inman Arts Plattsburg Sennightlyg Vice-President C. U. C. A. C45 Helen Isham Arts Buffalo A lb, Class Basketball Team C15 C25 C35, Corresponding Class Secretary C45 Lewis Roscoe james Mechanical Engineering Braddock, Pa. A T Q, Quill and Dagger, Varsity Football Team C35 C453 Varsity C C453 Class Numeralsg Senior Banquet Committeeg Class Football Director C45 Harold Frederick jewett Mechanical Engineering Hoosick Falls University Scholarship UDB QJf0I'1IBIIfHli 103 Clinton Watkins johnson Law Niagara Falls Bradley Fisher jones Arts Syracuse Everest A. Judd Law Batavia dl f' J, Manager Cross Country Team, Secretary Intercollegiate Cross Country Associ- ation, Sophomore Smoker Committee Frederica Christiana Kees Class Basketball Team C35 William Katzenstein Charles Everett Kelsey Ii' V 4. Arthur Ripont Keller .Y N Lena Marguerite Keller Sydney Hovey Kelleran A T Q3 Scalp and Blade, Chancery Edwin Murray Kephart William Mark Kennedy C. Starlyn N. Ketcham Lyman Annise Kilburn J Y Carl Garfield Kinney Philip Alexander Kluepfel john Wiltsie Knapp A Xg Sphinx Head, Track C C35 Harry Lee Koenig, B.E. Hugh Montgomery Krumbhaar Clarence Blyler Kugler, jr. 07 41 673 Sphinx Head Harry Travor Kuschke Z .4 E, Substitute Class Football Crew C15 C255 Varsity Crew IQOI Henry Cleaveland Lamb Edward Morris Lara E A Eg Widow C45 Arts Newark, N. J. Mechanical Engineering New York City Arts North Tonawanda Civil Engineering Buffalo Arts Ilion Law Buffalo Electrical Engineering New Castle, Ky. Architecture Oberlin, Ohio Electrical Engineering Pittsford Law Gowanda Arts Newton, Kan. Arts Utica Law Fairmount Mechanical Engineering Houston, Texas Mechanical Engineering New Orleans, La. Law Ithaca Electrical Engineering Plymouth, Pa. Team C15 fzbg Freshman Crew, Second Varsity Mechanical Engineering Cooperstown Civil Engineering Stauxton, Va. 154 Ztijc Qtnruelliau john McClellan Lee Mechanical Engineering Pittsburg, Pa. Porter Raymond Lee Arts Buffalo li' .14 Quill and Dagger Daniel DuBois LeFevre Veterinary Ithaca Florence Daisy Lefferts Arts Gloversville fp li fig University Scholarship Richardo Leon Mechanical Engineering Oaxaca, Mexico Carrie M. Lewis Arts Catskill Aftermath john Howard Lewis Civil Engineering Portland, Ore. Edith Loeber Arts New Orleans, La. Benjamin Franklin Longnecker Arts Delta, Ohio 1' .YQ Helmetg Class Track Team C25, Varsity Track Team C15 C25 C35 3 Varsity C C253 Record Broad jump C353 Mandolin Club C25 C35 C453 Banjo Club C255 junior Promenade Committee Frank James Loomis Veterinary Phoenix Vice-President Society of Comparative Medicine Henryllljleland Lowe Mechanical Engineering Indianapolis, Ind. U K . justin Wyman Ludlow, M.E. Civil Engineering Chicago, Ill. Gustavons Ernst Frederick Lundell Arts Poughkeepsie Varsity Basketball Team C255 varsity Track Team C25 C35 Beatrice Clark MacBride Arts New York City Bradley Thomas McCormick Electrical Engineering Brookland, D. C. john T. McGinity Mechanical Engineering Green Island Richard Kellen McGonigal Law Troy Morgan Lane McKoon Arts Long Eddy Class Baseball Team C25 Eugene Hall McLachlen Law Washington, D. C. David Irvine McMeekan, jr. Electrical Engineering Brooklyn Varsity Track Team C15 C25 C35g Henry Hume McPherson Captain Sophomore Track Team, Dunstan Mechanical Engineering Bergen UUE QlfU13lIEIIf5lI IOS Edward Arthur Maginnis Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. ,I T Q, H ,l' lf, Junior Promenade Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Class Treas- urer C43 George Edward Malone Civil Engineering Spencerport Manley Burr Mann Law Bakersfield, Cal. Glee Club, Cross Country Club William Lowry Mann Electrical Engineering Cobham, Va. Charles Mercer Marsh Electrical Engineering Morris Plains, N. J. Isabel E. Martin Arts Auburn Class Basketball Team C33 Ralph Erwin Marvin Civil Engineering Muskegon, Mich. fb J Hg Class Football Team C135 Class Crew C433 Sophomore Banquet Committee, Rod and Bob August Marx Mechanical Engineering Toledo, Ohio .1 If F5 Sunday Night Clubg Widow George Bartges Merrill Mechanical Engineering Akron, Ohio George Enoch Merrill Agriculture Hampton Falls, N. H. lx' I' Whitney Merrill Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn .1 F, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg Dunstang Varsity Crew C23 C33 Eugene Merritt Arts Millbrook Chester Lee Mills Arts Hume University Scholarship, Sophomore Smoker Committee, jacob Gould Schurman Debate Club Harry Powell Moran Mechanical Engineering New York City H .1 X Raymond Parmelee Morse Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn 'W' Vg Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg Savage Clubg Mummy Club, Undine, Mermaid, Bench and Board, Masque Secretary C43 3 Banjo Club C13 C23 g Mandolin Club C13 C23 C33 C43 g Assistant Manager Navy C335 Manager C43g Navy Ball Committee C33 C433 Class Book C43 g Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee james Morrison Mechanical Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio ,Y fb, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid Olive Butler Morrison Arts Washington, D. C. If li' I , Icthus, Raven and Serpent, Der Hexenkreisg Class Essayist Susan Williams Moses Arts Raleigh, N. C. 1o6 EDB QUYUZIHHU john Leland Mothershead, jr. Mechanical Engineering Indianapolis, Ind. J Ii' Eg Quill and Dagger, Savage Club 3 Mermaid, Bench and Board, President Masque Q45 3 Masque Cast Q25 Q35 Q45 3 Class Crew Q45 Charles Earle Mott Architecture Oneida If Ag Quill and Dagger joseph Henry Middleton Arts Troy Bruce McCutcheon Miller Civil Engineering Allegheny, Pa. Rudolf Eduard Mueden Mechanical Engineering Washington, D. C. B 0 17, Sphinx Headg Class Football Team Q15 Q25g Class Track Team Q25g Sopho- more Cotillion Committee, Sibley journal Q35 g Editor-in-Chief Q45 5 Senior Ball Com- mittee Roswell Flower Mundy Mechanical Engineering Riverside, Ill. 2' cb, Golf Championship of the University QIQOI-IQO25Q Undineg President Cornell Golf Club Q Masque Charles Edward Murray Mechanical Engineering Wilkes-Barre, Pa. K Ig Senior Banquet Committee john Culver Musgrove Lucia Birdsall Musson W B lf, Wayside, Masque Cast Q45 Curtis Clark Myers William Neff Electrical Engineering Pittsfield, Mass. Arts Binghamton Mechanical Engineering Buffalo Arts Walton University Scholarship, Congress Debate Medal, ,Q4 Memorial Stage Edwin Brydon Nell Arts Rochester ID J Hg Sphinx Head, Helmet, Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg 1903 Cornelliang Sun Q25g Assistant Business Manager Q35, Manager Q45g Masque Q45 Egbert Vernon Nelson K Eg 1904 Class Baseball Team Q15 Q25 Thomas S. Newman FA Harry Yorke Norwood M. Webb Olfutt X 47 Edith Okerstrom Il A 0 Thorston Yhlen Olsen James George O'Neill Alfred Barber Osborne Law Cold Spring Civil Engineering Hopedale, Mass. Arts Allegheny Mechanical Engineering Georgetown, Ky. Arts Denver, Col. Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Geneva Civil Engineering Oneida Zliijt Ql50I'UBIIfdlI IO7 Curtis Ralph Osborne Electrical Engineering Athens, Pa. Class Crew Oran W. Ott Mechanical Engineering Oak Park, Ill. Ira june Owen Mechanical Engineering Oak Park, Ill. fb J H3 Banjo Club C15 C253 Mandolin Club C15 C253 Leader C35 C453 University Or- chestra C15 C253 Sinfonia3 Masque3 Helmet Robert Wayne Palmer Arts Seneca Falls Alumni News C25 C35 C45 Mary Beeler Park Arts Speedville, Ky. Robert R. Patterson Arts and Medicine Geneseo Roy Stuart Pattison Electrical Engineering Mayville john Calder Pearson Arts Ithaca W 13 lx'3 University Scholarship Ross Sanders Peck Mechanical Engineering Brookton Frank Rheiner Pennock Law Chittenango H ,Y Eg Round Tableg Thelima Irving Coles Pettit Electrical Engineering Baldwins Milton jonathan Phillips Mechanical Engineering Bristol Charles Nathaniel Pinco Civil Engineering Brooklyn Masque C153 Cast C25 C35 C45 Robert Pitcairn Mechanical Engineering Pittsburg, Pa. IP lx' W3 Senior Banquet Committee Fred Lawrence Pomeroy, Jr. Electrical Engineering Brooklyn Ben Perley Poor Arts Burlington, Iowa Ransom Pratt Mechanical Engineering Elmira A J 4713 Undineg Bench and Board3 Mermaidg Savage Club, Mummy Club3 junior Promenade Committee Charles Henry Presho Arts Ulysses, Pa. Edna Proseus Arts Fishers William Cool Pruyn Arts Glens Falls dl J 613 Class Football Team C153 Francis Crew C153 Masque C25 C35 C453 Cast C253 Varsity Basketball Team C25 C35 3 Senior Banquet Committee Henry Purcell, jr. Arts Watertown W F3 Aleph Samach3 Sphinx Head, Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Mummy Club, Savage Clubg Class Baseball Team C15 3 Class Football Team C153 Senior Ball Committee3 Varsity Football Team C25 C35 C453 Prize Orator Senior Banquet 108 mije Qturuellizm William Gray Purcell Architecture Oak Park, Ill. Paul Henry Quackenbush Mechanical Engineering Herkimer Z V Francis Wilbur Quaife Law Ilion Howard Ludlow Quick Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn J 7' J, Undine, Bench and Board Thomas Spencer Ramsdell X ID Benjamin Garfield Rand John Randolph Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Arts J. G. Schurman Debate Club, Class Crew Q35 Effie Alberta Read Hugh Redmond Chester Turner Reed William Jefferis Reinhart Arts Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Housatonic, Mass. North Tonawanda Niagara Falls Haverhill, Mass. Camillus Worcester, Mass. Paterson, N. J. Charles Foster Rhodes Mechanical Engineering Marcellus George Whitmore Rice Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Helen Clara Riedel Arts Brooklyn li 55 Wayside, Manager Basketball Club gpg Class Basketball Team gay I Allen Bradford Ripley Arts Chicago, Ill. Z W, Savage Club, Masque, Undine, Bench and Board, Mermaid, Senior Ball Com- mittee, junior Promenade Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee Rollin Von Ritter John Watkins Robb Il' 62 ll Thomas Burroughs Roberts Willis Warren Roe J. G. Schurman Debate Club Martin john Roess ll' S, Class Pipe Committee, Junior Smok Harvey Grifhn Rogers 0 K SV Electrical Engineering Arts Arts Arts Arts Arts Durango, Col. jackson, Mich. Ithaca Wolcott Oil City, Pa. er Committee, Senior Ball Committee Michigan City, Ind. Zliijc Qtovucllian C 109 Henry Albert Rogers Varsity Track Team C35 5 Mechanical Engineering Sherborn, Mass. Relay Team C353 Varsity C William Wheeler Roney Mechanical'Engineering New York City J li' lf, Class Football Team C15 C255 Masque Cast C25 C35 C459 Stage Manager C45 Jerome Davis Rosenberg Arts New York City Maida Rossiter Arts Appleton, Wis. li' ,J tl Donald McGregor Rounds Civil Engineering Des Moines, Iowa William Alphonso Rowe Mechanical Engineering Newark, N. J. fl! I' .Ig Class Baseball Team C255 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Major C. U. Cadets C45 Robert Ryon Arts Pottsville, Pa. A .I 1113 Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Mummy Club, Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45g Presi- dent Musical Clubs, Toastmaster Freshman Banquet, Sophomore Banquet Com- mittee, Toastmaster Sophomore Banquet, Senior Ball Committee, Undineg Mer- maid, Bench and Boardg Savage Club, Managing Editor Widow George Holland Sabine Arts Dayton, Ohio IP B Kg Dunstang 1903 Cornellian Boardg Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee, ,Q4 Memorial Stage C35g Walter Edward Sanders, Harry Irwin Schenck Sphinx Head, Helmetg Class Orator A.B. Mechanical Engineering Detroit, Mich. Architecture Dayton, Ohio Gargoyleg Masque C453 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Artistic Editor, 1903 Cornelliang 1903 Class Book Committee, Class Historian Edmund Schlemmer Ill J H Florance -I. Schwab Mandolin Club C25 g Ban Maxwell Williams Scott W I J William Henry Scranton Carlton Heald Sears Captain C. U. Cadets C3 Robert Bartlett Sears ,Y W Yaekichi Sekiguchi Charles Kinne Seymour Mechanical Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio Electrical Engineering New Orleans, La. jo Club C25 Arts Dunkirk Arts Scranton, Pa. Arts Ithaca 5 g J. G. Schurman Debate Club Arts Binghamton Mechanical Engineering Tokio, Japan Mechanical Engineering Chatham IIO ZUJI? Gnriwllidtt Herbert Carpenter Shattuck Arts Ithaca University Scholarshipg Class President KID, I. G. Schurman Debate Club, Smoker Committee 525, '86 Memorial Stage C35 ' Arthur Peer Shaw Leonard Griffin Shepard J V, Class Football Team Elmer james Shiland dl I K Mary Shimmell james joseph Shirley .fl T Q Horace Evans Sibson I :Vg Assistant Business M Thomas Hill Sidley J li' L' Grace Sitler joseph Nelson Slater .-I T Q John Bell Smallwood ,Q4 Memorial Stage, J. G. Arthur Hale Smith fb J W Burr LaMonte Smith Skull jacob George Smith Coxswain Freshman John B. Smith fl If J. D. Clair Smith Roger Green Srriith, Crew .Y B.S. Percy Allis Winans Smithe Edward james Snow dl A 0 Jessie Angeline Snow Mary Louise Snow Law Cherry Creek Architecture Washington, D. C. fzl 3 Sophomore Smoker Committee Mechanical Engineering Coila Arts Harrisburg, Pa. Mechanical Engineering England Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. anager Sibley Journal C35 5 Business Manager Q47 Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. Arts Binghamton Civil Engineering Buffalo Arts LeRoy Schurman Debate Club Czlg President C37 Law Shortsville Arts Hornellsville Arts Freeville g Second Varsity C15 g Varsity Czj C35 g Sphinx Head Electrical Engineering Plymouth, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Hartington, Neb. Arts Washington, D. C. Arts Ithaca Electrical Engineering Montclair, N. J. Arts Toledo, Ohio Arts Fulton Giijt Qlullttltllidtt ui Harry Frank Sommer Arts New York City .I Vg Sphinx Head, Aleph Samachg Dunstan, Savage Club, Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45 3 Widow C25 5 Business Manager C35 C45 3 Freshman Banquet Committee, junior Prom- enade Committeeg President Cornell Golf Club, Cheer Leader, Class Track Team C15 C25 john jacob Springer Ellis johnson Stearns, B.E. .1 T J CU Z5 William Foster Steel Basketball Team C15 C25 C35 C45, Walter Edward Stockwell Albert Winfield Stone Class Football Team C25 George Tatum Street, A.B. Bert Brenette Stroud Harry Frost Stratton L' ,Y Cora Strong Winner of Mrs. A. S. Barnes S john Thomson Sturdevant Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Captain C35 lx' S, Cornell Banjo Club C15 g Class Cross Country Team Francis Edward Swartz Boardman Senior Law Scholar Agnes Getty Sweeton Silas Taber Class Track Team C25 3 Varsity Track Team C25 Claud Paul T allmadge john Bradford Tallman B 0 17, Glee Club C15 C25 Royden Johnston Taylor A T Q, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Class Track Team C25 J. Parker Taylor William Richard Taylor Henry Delano Tefft Arthur Smith Tennant Cincinnati, Ohio New Orleans, La. Mt. Vernon Electrical Engineering Cortland Mechanical Engineering Binghamton Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Veterinary Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Tiiiin, Ohio Arts Walhalla. S. C. hakespeare Prize CI5, Alumnae Scholarship C35 C45 Law Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Law Marlboro Arts Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical Engineering Auburn Arts West Groton Law Auburn Civil Engineering Indiana, Pa. Electrical Engineering Penn Yan Civil Engineering Brooklyn Arts 112113.03 Law Westfield im Ellyn Guruclliam Byron Lyman Thompson Mechanical Engineering Syracuse fb 1' .lg junior Promenade Committee, Padgham Scholarship Ransford Clarke Thompson Walter Franklin Thorpe, B.Agr. Frederick Henry Thro Arthur Jerrold Tietje Era C25 C333 Editor-in-Chief C43 Leona Estelle Todd Lucy Neilley Tomkins Howard Campbell Tompkins Eliza Tonks H ,Y H, Pyramid B Thomas Richard Torian, A.B., G. Bart Tourison Anne B. Townsend Stephen Herbert Townsend Martin Travieso, jr. rlf J rl: Edna Gertrude Tree Andrew Charles Francis Troy George Harbottle Turner .l' Wg Chancery, Round Table Kenneth Bertrand Turner William Alfred Tydeman Arts Oil City, Pa. Agriculture New Haven, Conn. Arts Ithaca Arts Dayton, Ohio 1903 Class Book Committee Arts Rochester Arts Stony Point Civil Engineering Brooklyn Arts New York City .S. Electrical Engineering Midway, Va. Architecture Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Washington, D. C. Electrical Engineering Glen Head Law Mayaguez, Porto Rico Arts Ithaca Arts Brooklyn Law Auburn Civil Engineering Scriba Mechanical Engineering Bloomfield, N. -I. IP 2' lfg H QV lf, Quill and Dagger, junior Smoker Committeeg Class Football Team C253 Varsity Football Team C35 C435 Varsity Baseball Team C335 Varsity C Elizabeth Mcjimsey Tyng Russell S. Underwood X Ut Frank Arnold Urner George Arthur Utting Thomas Jefferson VanAlstyne X U , Varsity C Crew Arts New York City Arts New York City Arts Elizabeth, N. J. Law Saranac Lake Electrical Engineering Whittier, Cal. Qtijc Glinrnelliau 113 john Herbert VanDeventer Mechanical Engineering Buffalo joseph Hasbrouck Vanderlyn Arts New York City H tl' Eg Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club, Toastmaster Freshman Banquet, Chairman Sophomore Election Committee Charles Reeve Vanneman Pyramid Lucius Otto Veser, A.B. I :Y James Chapin Vinton I .-l E Robert Emory Vose Daisy Florence Wallin Vera Wandling William james Ward ID li' U , Class Track Team Lea Pusey Warner Chester Ingersoll Warren A' fl George Frederick Warren, Walter Garfield Warren William Jay Warner C15 C25 jr., B.S. Civil Engineering Havre de Grace, Md. Electrical Engineering Seattle, Wash. Electrical Engineering Canal Dover, Ohio Mechanical Engineering New Orleans, La. Arts Gilbertsville Arts Ithaca Agriculture Montclair, N. I. Mechanical Engineering Wilmington, Del. Mechanical Engineering Troy Agriculture Harvard, Neb. Arts Chicago, Ill. Arts Springville Varsity Football Team C15 C25 C35 C45 g Captain C35 C45 g Varsity Track Team C15 C25 3 Dunstang Aleph Sarnachg Sphinx Head Charlotte Cornelia Waterman Arts HL1dSOI1 Herman Bierce Waters Mechanical Engineering Bozeman, Mont. Raxley F. Weber Arts 5313111811021 Towner Keeney Webster, jr. Mechanical Engineering Evanston, Ill. J. Hynds Weidman , Civil Engineering Syracuse Abraham Weil Law Niagara Falls Edgar Calvert Welborn, A.B. Mechanical Engineering Princeton, Ind. George Morgan Welch Arts Passaic, N. J- J. G. Schurman Debate Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Speaker Cornell Congress C353 Captain C. U. Cadets C35 114 mhz Qlnruellian john Hilbish Wells Mechanical Engineering 'liiHin, Ohio .Y X, Mandolin Club CID C25 C35 john Elwood Wentworth Arts Harrison, Me. University Scholarship, J. G. Schurman Debate Club Carl Leopold Wernicke Electrical Engineering New Orleans, La. I ,-I ln' John A. Wheeler Mechanical Engineering Chamberlain, S. D. William Truesdale Wheeler Arts Peoria, Ill. Skullg Mandolin Club KID C25 C35 C465 University Orchestra Q33 Q43 Cyrus Avery Whipple, A.B. Electrical Engineering Seattle, Wash. Arthur Sidney Whitbeck Civil Engineering Rochester H J .Yg Undineg Rod and Bob Carl Foster White Architecture Cleveland, Ohio I .el 165 Gargoyle Audenried Whittemore Mechanical Engineering St. Louis, Mo. Ii' Ag Quill and Dagger Alan Gillespie Williams Mechanical Engineering Indianapolis, Ind. W' 1' Asa Starkweather Williams Forestry New York City Frank Davol Williams Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn ,F I. Lee Williams, B.E.E. Mechanical Engineering Deer Lodge, Mont. Tudor Rosser Williams Civil Engineering Scranton, Pa. If Eg Pyramid, Rod and Bob, Glee Club, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Senior Class Day Committee john Horner Wisner, jr. Mechanical Engineering Summit, N. J. 41 1 J Elbert Cook Wixom Arts Perry City Edith M. Wolfe Arts Rome Frank Elihu Wood Law Ithaca George Milton Wood, jr. Arts Woodville john Wood, jr. Agriculture Hubbard, Texas ZUJI? Q,lfIJ1.'lIEIIfEIlI IIS Grace Maude Woods Arts Lockport Wayside Winsor French Woodward Arts Wyncote, Pa. fl J CD5 Quill and Daggerg Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg Widowg Masqueg Manager of Erag Bench and Board: Mermaid Edmond Leon Worden Law Hoosick Falls W F .I Arthur Mullin Wright Arts Lyndonville J Ig Sphinx Headg Helmetg Sunday Night Clubg Managing Editor Sun C35g Editor- in-Chief C455 President Cornell Medical Societyg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Senior Ball Committee George Creighton Wright Civil Engineering Ogdensburg Lynn George Wright Arts Worcester Era C35 C45 g Alumni News C35 C45 Fred Silas Yale Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn Carrie Van Patten Young Arts Williamsport, Pa. li' K F3 Class Basketball Team C15 C25 C35 Ludo Little Zimmer Veterinary Weedsport William Bernard Zimmer Arts Rochester Class Football Team C25 9 Captain C. U. Cadetsg Assistant Manager Track Team C35 1 junior Smoker Committeeg Manager Varsity Track Team C45 3 Sphinx Headg Mem- A ber Executive Committee I. C. A. A. A. A. YK? SANFORD BEEBE HUNT Captain Elect for 1903 .1!I' 'K 2 'GREENE 1. E97 ii 4441-c 'Af,.,..w.-i V Klx Rickety, Ickety, Ickety, Oarg Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen-Four QIISZS QDfHrer5 c.A.sLE1cHER , MANASSEH sM1TH,JL Miw M.T.PALMIE. C.E.CUTLER , . Miw GLADYS MILLER J.F.BoRDEN . . A.H.WARNER, B.F.DRAKE . . . . 'W.A.ivH1TTLEsEY,jf L. T. KETCHUM . . . G.B. LULL. G.B.NATHAN. President 1st Vice-President zd Vice-President Secretary Corresponding Secretary Treasurer Football Director Baseball Director Navy Director Track Director Sergeant-at-Arms Vice-Sergeant-at-Arrns CU?lBEffIJ1'I QEDWMUZKBE H.E.GREEN,Cha.irman J.W.SCHADE E.H.WEBB M.H.WELLES C.E.KELLEY Miss FLORENCE LOEBER ,vn- sr Q64 hymn f 'Nz' ' 'li -Q X Ltkxiuxsxl gn 'E it e l5, 5 .1 4 , 5 Q ft ' 4 4 . .5 5- J- 1 rs, f-A fi. ,M if itil 673 t .5 -Q 1 7 ' 1 I 1 A- ' ' QQ: E A I ,Q jf I, 'Sc iiitf'-1 vu-f 5 '.S'..:Q,- V 'Af' 'i 5 1 1-'Q 1 Q li 1, in if Clarence Smith Adams Wickham Hurd Aldrich A' Eg Aleph Samachg Assistant Manager of Navy Durand Charles Alexander, jr., A.B. Katherine Alexander Ii' lx' I ' Carrie Louise Allen University Scholarshipg Wayside Flora Keppel Allen Francis Ramsey Allen 2' Wg junior Promenade Committee Harris Calvin Allen Harry Day Allen, B.S. Nathaniel Reeve Andrews Walter -I. Armstrong Ervin Scott Armstrong Mechanical Engineering Warsaw Mechanical Engineering Cleveland, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Arts Ithaca Arts Buffalo Arts Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Worcester, Mass. Arts Webster Forestry Gladstone Electrical Engineering Norwich Mechanical Engineering Rome Mechanical Engineering Lock Haven, Pa. Z Wg Lacrosse Team C15 C255 Manager C35g Hockey Team C15 C25 C355 Manager Q35 Elizabeth Atkins Ashburner Ernest George Atkin Arts Media, Pa. Arts Patchogue Coxswain Freshman Crewg Coxswain Second Varsity Crew, 19025 Benjamin Ide Wheeler Club Lester Starr Atwater Frederic Stanley Auerbach Civil Engineering Ithaca Arts Boston, Mass. UUE mlliflllufilu 119 Erle Lochrane Austell Law Baltimore, Md. J K Eg Musical Clubs Harold Field Avery Arts Ithaca Julius Bernard Baer Law Oil City, Pa. Sophomore Smoker Committee, Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club Archibald Tanner Banning, jr. Arts Mount Vernon Benjamin me Wheeler Debate Club few ggi Francis Norwood Bard Mechanical Engineering Wilmington, Del. J 7' J Charles Edward Barie Arts Erie, Pa. Charles Ray Barney Electrical Engineering Bennington, Vt. William Hector von Bayer Forestry Ithaca captain c. U. Cadets George Henry Bayne, Ir. Mechanical Engineering Nutley, N. J. .V-I J W Edward Duncan Beals Electrical Engineering Orange, Cal. Bergie Barrie Beckett Electrical Engineering West Point, Miss. George Arthur Bell Agriculture Rome .fl Z A Nelson john Bell Civil Engineering Dayton, Ohio Robert Palmiter Bennett Arts Rochester 5' X, Class Football Team C23 g Tennis Championship Doubles C21 135g Glee Club Q25 Qgjg Junior Promenade Committee C37 Alexander Norton Bentley PF Y Romeyn Berry Electrical Engineering Rochester A1-tg Hudson B 0 173 1903 Class Football Teamg Widow Board, Assistant Manager Varsity Track Team Peter Swartout Bidwell Ethelyn Felice Binkley K A 0, Raven and Serpent, Ichthus C. Willard Black 117 A 0 Francis William Bleakley Architecture P0rt JerViS Arts Spokane, Wash. Mechanical Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio Law Peekskill 120 Zliijt Qluruellizw Alexander Block Arts New York City Gertrude Bloomingdale Arts Alabama john Richard Worthington Bonner Arts Halifax, N. S. lb 1 ' .I Harold Spencer Bope Mechanical Engineering Pittsburg, Pa. .Y I john Francis Borden Mechanical Engineering Tunkhannock, Pa. J T: Aleph Samach, Dunstang Freshman Crew Captain Cr5g Class Football Team C15, Sophomore Cotillion Committee C25g Musical Clubs C15: Savage Club Ernest Lafayette Bossinger Ralph Hinckley Bourne Mechanical Engineering, Huntington, W. Va. 0 J .lg Savage Club, Masque, Undineg President Cornell Gun Club Robert Bonner Bowler uf 1' William Law Bowman Mechanical Engineering Cleveland, Ohio Civil Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio Civil Engineering Pittston, Pa. H N Eg Banjo Club C155 Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35, Varsity Fencing Team C25 C353 Amsler Medal C15, Team Championship C253 University Orchestra C15 C25 C355 Cap- tain C. U. Cadets C35 Charles Philip Brady C1 J X, Aleph Samach Ernest Breed Alfred Alexander Brewster Arts Buffalo Law Lyndonville Mechanical Engineering Akron, Ohio .-I J Chg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Bench and Board, Undine, Varsity Football Team C15 C25 C353 Varsity Baseball Team C15 C25g Varsity C in Football and Baseball, junior Promenade Committeeg IQO4 Donald Leggo Boyd Henry De Nyse Brinley Cornelliang Mandolin Club C155 Nalanda Mechanical Engineering Richmond, Va. Arts Long Branch, N. J. Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Clubg '86 Memorial Stage Harold Russell Bristol Forestry Meriden, Conn. Class Baseball Team C15 C255 Class Football Team C255 Varsity Baseball Team C25 john Ernest Brogan, B.S. K .4 CSouthern5 Charles Young Brough Charles Macdonald Brown, jr. .fl J ID, Savage Club, Undineg Bench lin Club C15 C25 C35 5 Banjo Club C155 Electrical Engineering New Orleans, La. Electrical Engineering Hanover, Pa. Arts Brooklyn and Boardg Class Baseball Team C25 3 Mando- .Tunior Smoker Committee mill Unfllillfdli 1 2 1 Frank Donaldson Brown Electrical Engineering Baltimore, Md. J fb Harry Lee Brown Law Salamanca '86 Memorial Stage cm john Thompson Brown Electrical Engineering Baltimore, Md. .I W Walter Sheldon Brown, A.B. Forestry Richburg Edward Dudley Bryde Arts New York City Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club Alonzo Morris Buck, jr. Electrical Engineering Hyattsville, Md. Ashael J. Buck Law Ithaca Irwin Buck Mechanical Engineering Albany Daniel Martin Buckley Law Millbrook Henry Burgweger Arts Buffalo Z uf john joseph Burke Law Mt. Vernon George Houston Burr Architecture South Natick, Mass. Gargoyle Perkins Fitch Cady Law Hudson J fb Isabel Caldwell Arts Brooklyn john Henry Callister Law Poughkeepsie Francis Michael Cameron Law Hornellsville Sophomore Banquet Committee, junior Law Smoker Committee James Archibald Campbell Electrical Engineering Brooklyn Ernest Mason Card, A.B. Law Tacoma, Wash. Anna Myrtle Carr Arts Rochester Donald Pershing Carter Mechanical Engineering Pottsville, Pa. Mandolin Club, University Orchestra Sarah Flagler Carey Arts Binghamton .4 Ill 122 E112 Qllnrtwlliatt William Paxton Carey Arts New York City .Y ,Y Archibald Eastwood Chace Arts New York City .-I 7' Q George Major Champlin Law Ithaca Harry L. Chapman Electrical Engineering Clayville S. Barclay Charters Electrical Engineering Pittsburg, Pa. Ella Maud Cipperly Arts Wynantskill Laurence Bowman Clapp Arts Ithaca Alexander Bayard Clark Arts Newark, N. J. fb l' .15 junior Smoker Committee Harry Vernon Clements Law Auburn Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club Thomas Houlten Clement, jr. Civil Engineering Port Lavaca, Texas john Augustus Cleveland Electrical Engineering Rochester Arthur Harold Climo Arts Cleveland, Ohio A .1 Wg Class Baseball Team 413, Glee Club 125, Undineg Bench and Board Anna Maud Coburn Arts Owego Albert Reeves Coflin Arts Indianapolis, Ind. W J F2 Frederick Tuttle Connor Civil Engineering Burlington, Iowa A Fg Freshman Banquet Committee Arthur Alexander Costello Arts Syracuse W T5 Class Baseball Team C25 Frederick Hatton Cowden, jr. Law Harrisburg, Pa. Mary Merritt Crawford Arts Nyaflk li' li' l g lchthusg Raven and Serpent, Class Basketball Team Qrj Q25 g Manager Sage Basketball Club C353 1904 Cornellian Sara Adams Crosby Arts Kingston Charles Maro Cross Electrical Engineering Hartford, Conn. Ralph Adam Cross Arts Neversink UUE UUYUEIIIHII 123 Fred Lester Crowe Agriculture Truro, N. S., Canada Edgar Gordon Cuddeback Arts Port Jervis Frank Elting Cuddeback Mechanical Engineering Port Jervis Gaylord Church Cummin Civil Engineering Dayton, Ohio Pyramid James Edwin Curran Law Palmyra Charles Evlynn Cutler Arts Pembroke Class Crew C33 Isaac Davenport Electrical Engineering Richmond, Va. Miles Leroy Davenport, B.S. Veterinary Ithaca Edwart Howard Davis Law Brooklyn James Lee Davis Arts Waco, Texas ff 59 Masqueg sophomore cotiiiion committee Oliver Henry Davis Mechanical Engineering Buffalo 2' N Claude Thomas Dawes Arts Johnstown W 1 J Clarence Augustus Dawley University Scholarship C15 Charles Harold Day X QQ Hockey Team CID C25 George Warren Dean, B.S. Isaac Carleton Dederer Mechanical Engineering 3 Sibley Journal Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts fl? I' ,ig Mandolin Club Cr? C233 Hockey Team Robert Clark Ernest Dennett Nina A. Dennis Boyd Coe Dennison Alpheus Penn Denton A T Q Olin Derr K A Civil Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Montrose, Pa. Providence, R. I. Griswold, Iowa New York City Brooklyn Binghamton Binghamton Electrical Engineering Leavenworth, Kan. Mechanical Engineering Wilkes-Barre, Pa. IM, 017112 Qluruelltaui joseph Lawrence Desbecker Arts Buffalo Russell Deudney Law Kingston Louis C. Tiffany Dickinson Law New York City df J dl William Elmore Dickinson, A.B. Electrical Engineering Williamsburg, Va. Edward Broad Dingle Civil Engineering Baltimore, Md. Howard Dingle Mechanical Engineering Baltimore, Md. Glee Club Q23 Q33 Rafael Dominguez Civil Engineering Vera Cruz, Mexico Howard Weddle Douglass Arts McKeesport, Pa. J rg Giee club Q25 533, savage Club Charles Bernard Dowd Law Cortland W A IP, Glee Club C23 133, Winner '86 Memorial Prize 123, Cornell Debate Team, Savage Club Hervey john Drake Christian McKee Dravo Law Brockport Arts Pittsburg, Pa. .Y U , Undineg Bench and Board, Class Baseball Team Q13 Q23 5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee Frank Dudgeon J X, Junior Law Smoker Committee Edward Allen Duffy, A.B. li :Y Robert C. Dunbar Gargoyle Perry Denice Dunn Frederick Dunlap Forestry Quarterly C33 Florence Lee Duvall Robert William Duvall Second Varsity Baseball Team C1 3 Elmer Gould Eberhardt University Orchestra Q13 C23 C33 Law New York City Electrical Engineering Seattle, Wash. Architecture Monmouth, Ill. Law V Webster Forestry Chillicothe, Ohio Arts Riverhead Law Riverhead Mechanical Engineering Newark, N. J. UUE Gllfllillfdli 125 Frank Edward Eberhardt University Orchestra C15 C25 Lawrence Rudolf Ebert Harry Andrew Eckert ID l J Ethelyn Isadora Edwards Albert Ralph Ellis Law Newark, N. J. Mechanical Engineering Vancouver Barracks, Wash. Mechanical Engineering Dayton, Ohio Varsity Hockey Team C15 C25 C35, Captain C353 Pyramid Guernsey William Ellis .4 7' Q, Scalp and Blade, junior Smoker Committee ' Lawrence Rees Ellis fb J H Nixon Wiley Elmer Charles Wetmore Everson Newton Crocker F assett li' A Anna F eehan Frederic Frank Fehr Bernhard Edward F ernow lf' Vg Class Football Team C25 Arthur Erskine Fettis Morrison Fetzer K 2' Walter Stevenson Finlay, jr Glee Club C255 Lacrosse Tea Charles Franklin Fitter Philena Belle Fletcher Stewart john Flintham Second Varsity Track Team George Walter Foren ,If Arts F orestville Civil Engineering Pittsburg, Pa. Civil Engineering Buffalo Civil Engineering Clayton Mechanical Engineering Cape May, J. Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn Civil Engineering Elmira Arts Ovid Veterinary I'Ch2lCa . Arts Ithaca 3 Class Crew C35 5 Banjo Club C15 3 Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35 Architecture N01'WiCh Electrical Engineering Concord, N. C. . Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn in C25 5 Vice-President Inter-University Lacrosse League Electrical Engineering Brooklyn Agriculture Bainbridge I Forestry Albi0I1 C253 Alumni News C25 C35 Law Cedarhurst 116 E112 Glinrlwllialt Thomas Myron Foster Civil Engineering Millbrook Class Track and Cross Country Teams, Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C39, Captain C353 Varsity Track Team Czjg Varsity C Wallace Russell Foster Merritt Liddle Fox Henry Louis Frank Walter George Frank Gargoyleg Mandolin Cluh Harry Childs Frey Ada Catharine Fritts Sara McDowell Gaither Frederick Loren Gallup SAE Morgan Biddleman Garlock .Y 111, Cornell Alumni News Seymour Stanton Garrett Angeline Latham. Geer William Browne Gillies 2' X Beatrice Azalea Gilson K K' F5 Raven and Serpent Julius Goettsch, A.B. Gustave Mosler Goldsmith Charles Edward Goodrich Norman Charles Goodwin Arthur Gordon Class Football Team Czlg Sc Susan Philippa Graham George Richard Grant George William Gratton C35 3 Class Ba Arts Owego Electrical Engineering Cedar Rapids, Iowa Arts North Boston Architecture Utica Arts Olean Arts Stewartsville, N. J. Arts New York City Arts Norwich, Conn. Arts Little Falls Civil Engineering Oil City, Pa. Arts Hartford, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. Arts Wellesley Hills, Mass. sketball Team C15 C26 Mechanical Engineering Davenport, Iowa Mechanical Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio Arts Washington, D. C. Arts New York City Arts Caledonia rub C23 C35 3 Second Varsity Track Team C23 Arts Fulton Arts Cape Vincent Law Buffalo EIIJB Qlinrtttllidlt 127 Henry Edward Green Civil Engineering North Petersburg lx' A-I Ernest Hervey Greenwood Arts Williamsport, Pa. Haines Gridley Civil Engineering Elmira lx' .J Emma Zoe Griffin Arts A Binghamton Lewis Ransom Gulick Arts Lockport Walter David Gundelfinger Mechanical Engineering Fresno, Cal. Ruth Marion Hall Arts Gouverneur Arthur Edward Hann Architecture Summit, N. I. Gargoyle Jesse Eugene Harris Mechanical Engineering West Upton, Mass. john Marville Harwood Law Appleton Henry Crane Hasbrouck Arts Troy Chalmer Raymond Heggem Law Massillon, Ohio Coxswain Class Crew Lee Harrar'Heist Electrical Engineering Ebensburg, Pa. IP K ilfg Sophomore Cotillion and Boardg K B W john Fay Hinckley Richard Hayes Hobbie K 2' Lucy Agnes Hogan William james Hogan Ellen Greene Holden Committeeg junior Smoker Committeeg Undineg Bench Mechanical Engineering Cambridge Springs, Pa. .1 Pg Ichthusg Raven and Serpent Andrew Allgood Holmes K Ig junior Promenade Committee George Haines Hooker I 0 Francis George Hooley Arts Tonawanda Arts Olean Arts Oxford Arts Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Atlanta, Ga. Law Watertown Law Little Falls 128 mhz Qtnruellizm Charles Walter Howard Arts Ogdensburg J. Clare Howard Electrical Engineering Franklinville Eugene C. Howe Arts Brooklyn Harry Northrop Howe Civil Engineering Washington, D. C. Raymond Dudley Hoyt Mechanical Engineering Cambridge Lewis Kellsey Hubbard Electrical Engineering Middletown, Conn. Frederick Bemis Humphrey Law Elmira Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Manager Era Q35, Editor-in-Chief, 1904 Cornellian, Class Book Committee Darius Sidney Hunkins Sanford Beebe Hunt Mechanical Engineering St. Louis, Mo. Forestry Chatham X W, Varsity Football Team C25 135, Captain C45 Sylvester Henry Hunt Mechanical Engineering Long Branch, N.J. .1 T J, Undine, Bench and Board, Junior Promenade Committee Frank Hunter James Hervey Hutchinson Charles William Hyde University Orchestra C15 C25 C353 Glee Club C25 William Morris Imbrie, Jr. V I , Sophomore Banquet Committee Edward Clarence Jacobs Julius Lilien Jacobs, B.S. Everett Williams Jameson J W, University Scholarship, Sun Q25, Managing Editor C35 Alceste Roxanne Jenkins J I' Edith Samantha Jenness Arts Cornwall-on-Hudson Civil Engineering Elkview, Pa. Arts Corning Mechanical Engineering Englewood, N. J. Arts Delhi Civil Engineering St. Louis, Mo. Arts Buffalo Arts Brooklyn Arts Brooklyn A W, Raven and Serpent, Class Basketball Team C15 C25 Harry Disbrow Johnson, Jr. Electrical Engineering South Bend, Ind. W' 7' , Savage Club, Bench and Board, Nalanda, Undine Andrew Langstaff Johnston, Jr. Electrical Engineering Richmond, Va. ATQ ' min Qllururlliau I loo John White Johnston Arts Rochester 'so Memorial stage mg Mandolin Club, Junicr Promenade Committee Robert Marsh Johnston Mechanical Engineering Muncie, Ind. Alfred Harrison Jones Arts , Ithaca Arthur Lucas Jones Electrical Engineering Ithaca Lloyd Balderston Jones Mechanical Engineering West Grove, Pa. Thomas Samuel Jones, Jr. Arts Utica fl' 1' J, Masque Mary Douglass Judd Arts Port Henry Katharine Berry Judson Arts Ithaca Charles Earl Kelley Arts Dayton, Ohio J .lg 'so Memorial stage Alfred Ostrom Kellogg Mechanical Engineering Ithaca L' X Charles Potter Kellogg Architecture Grand Rapids, Mich. John Frank Kern Arts Dunkirk University Scholarship Lawrence Temple Ketchum Mechanical Engineering Elmira 41 J H John Kiddie Civil Engineering Van Anda, B. C. Clifford Marshall King, A.B Civil Engineering Sandusky, Ohio Roger Leverick Kingsland Electrical Engineering Nutley, N. J. I .l E Hiram Earl Kinne Agriculture Hartwick Seminary ,fl Z Roy Henry Kipp Mechanical Engineering Shortsville Bertha Kline Arts Forest Home Charles George Koehler, Jr. Arts Brooklyn Leland Garfield Knapp Mechanical Engineering Sayre, Pa. Walter Hamlin Kniskern Mechanical Engineering Deposit Sibley Journal Q23 Q35 130 217112 Qllnrtwllialt Hugo Kratzenstein, A.B. Civil Engineering New York City Ida Marie Laird Arts Auburn li' .I Hg .I E I, Raven and Serpent Howard Clarence Lake Law Jamestown '86 Memorial Stage C23 g Sophomore Smoker Committee, Junior Smoker Committee, Benjamin Irie Wheeler Debate Club Archie Milton Larson Mechanical Engineering !2 H Hg Musical Clubs C15 Q25 C355 Class Baseball Team C13 Q25 Frederick Lask Electrical Engineering Willmar, Minn. New York City Ethel Laverty Arts Glens Falls Norman Spear Lawrence Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill. H J julia Elsie Lawsing Arts Richboro, Pa. Frederick Leighton Electrical Engineering Canandaigua Isaac Levison Law New York City Samuel Levy Law Malone William Newton Lewis Arts Brooklyn Robert Dorn Liddle Law Scranton, Pa. J X Edwin Fuller Lines Arts New Haven, Conn. Florence Loeber, A.B. Law New Orleans, La. Clyde Higbee Loughridge Electrical Engineering Pittsburg, Pa. Gerard Bramley Lull Forestry Delhi Class Football Team C25 3 Chairman junior Smoker Committee Charles Albert Lyford Forestry Waverly varsity Four-oared crew Q23 Fannie Dimmick Lyon Law Port Jervis If ,1 0, Raven and Serpent julia Eliza McClune Arts Ithaca john Thomas Riley McCorkle Mechanical Engineering Canonsburg, Pa. wfzfgewr Zlijt Qllnrltlflliftlt TKT Walter Edward McCourt Arts Brooklyn George Lewis McCracken Arts Twin Oakes, Pa. Elsie McCreary Arts Cohoes Harry George McDonald Arts Granville 1' ,J Caroline Hamlin McFerran Arts Gouverneur Caroline Elizabeth MacGill Arts Ontario, Canada George Arthur McGonegal, A.B. Law Rochester Peter Stephen McGuire Arts Buffalo Samuel Harvey McLeary Electrical Engineering San Antonio, Texas Robert J. McNitt, A.B. Electrical Engineering Logansport, Ind. Charles Russell McSparren Law Buffalo IP .I 0 Phillips Henry Mallory Architecture Brooklyn ,1 1' ,ig Gargoyleg Artistic Editor rooa corneuian Louis Margolin Forestry New York City I .I r Arthur Harold Martin Arts Cooperstown N 2' .Vg Skull Lawrence Martin Arts Adams, Mass. Ross Gilmore Marvin V Arts Elmira University senoiarsnipg 1903 Class Track Team cry Allen Mason Mechanical Engineering Detroit, Mich. or wg Undineg Bench and Boardg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Junior Prom Com- mitteeg Alumni News gy 5 Assistant Manager Masque 435 Frank Harris Masters, A.B. Civil Engineering Rossville, Ind. George Cahill Meade . Law Parish Samuel Addison Meddaugh Mechanical Engineering Auburn Lewis Edgar Meeker, jr. Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn Henry Raymond Merrill Law Schenectady .J Xg Masque 132 Ellijt Ginrntllidtl Louisa H. Flanders Merritt Arts Malone Edgar joseph Meyer Electrical Engineering New York City Z Y Charles Millen Veterinary Ithaca Frederick Peter Mills Law Mt. Morris George Harry Miner, B.Agr. Veterinary New York Mills Frank Davis Mitchell Arts Mt. Vernon University Scholarship Otto Allan Molatch Arts Brooklyn Masque, Class Track Team Catharine Louise Monagle Arts Norwich Mariano Arturo Monge Civil Engineering Santa Fe, Argentina james joseph Montgomery Civil Engineering Watertown Elbert Owen Moore Mechanical Engineering Pueblo, Col. J T J, Undineg Bench and Board Schuyler Richard Moore Arts Trumansburg Alfred Cookman Morgan Agriculture Concord, Del. Charles Edward Moulson, A.B. Mechanical Engineering Rochester Gladys Miller Arts Ithaca li' If 1 john Frederic Mowat Arts Peoria, Ill. Alfred Eugene Mudge, jr. Arts Brooklyn George Frederic Mueden Civil Engineering Washington, D. C. U I9 I7 William Andrew Murphy Arts Joliet, Ill. Harry Coville Nagel Mechanical Engineering Norwich George jean Nathan Arts Cleveland, Ohio li' Ig Sophomore Smoker Committee: Sun Board Q3jg Widow Board islj Winner Amsler Fencing Medal C233 Fencing Emblem Qzjg Class Book Committee Franklin Edward Nellis, jr. Mechanical Engineering Chicago, Ill 0 J ,l'g Class Football Team C15 mijl? UOI'IIZIIf5II 133 Raymond W. Nutting Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn L' .4 Eg Freshman Crewg Class Football Team Q25 Clarence Paul Obendorf Arts New York City Lacrosse Team Q15g Sun Q25 135, Era C25 C35g Sophomore Banquet Committee Jay Bernard Odell Arts New York City 1902 junior-Varsity Crew, junior-Smoker Committee Norman Evry Olds Civil Engineering Fort Wayne, Ind. Mark Oliver Law Chicago, Ill. George Frederick Ott Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. .Y W Alice M. Ottley Arts Seneca Castle Benton Overman Arts Springfield, Mass. .1 I' Harold Van Dyke Owens Civil Engineering Utica Alice Evelyn Owsley Arts Skaneateles J 1' Daniel Barry Packard Civil Engineering Greenville, Pa. Marguerite Thiel Palmie Arts Brooklyn A ID, Ichthusg Raven and Serpentg Class Basketball Team Q15 C25 james Griswold Parker Law Cape Vincent Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club George Parsons, A.B. Electrical Engineering Winnebago, Ill. Graham Creighton Patterson Arts Pittsburg, Pa. A Vg junior Promenade Committee, Class Baseball Team C15 5 Captain C25 5 Business Manager 1904 Cornelliang Chairman Class Pipe Committee William S. Peace Law Philadelphia, Pa. 4 X , George Norman Pease Arts Portland, Ore. Class Baseball Teams C15 C255 Assistant Manager Alumni News Allen john Peck Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Hannah Sharpless Pennell Arts Wawa, Pa. Charles Frederick Perry, S.B. Mechanical Engineering Worcester, Mass. '34 ZUJI! Qlf0t'IIUIIf5lI Arthur Morton Phillips , - J flig Sophomore Cotillian Committee Grace Rappleye Pierson .I l' John Redmond Pidgeon Frederick William Poate Mechanical Engineering New Haven, Pa. Arts Trumansburg Law Oswego Electrical Engineering Rushford Class Track Team C13 3 Substitute Varsity Cross Country Team IIB Cz! 3 Second Varsity Track Team C13 Q23 Raymond Burrows Poole ll' J H Walter David Potosky University Orchestra Arnold james Brown Potter George Howarth Potter I .Y Lee Sheldon Pratt Winslow Shipman Pratt Ernest Valois Price Skullg Gargoyle Lillian Maud Purvis Lloyd Anthony Rally Gargoyle Charles Lyman Rand Civil Engineering Utica Mechanical Engineering New York City Law Penn Yan Arts Brooklyn Arts Sherman Civil Engineering Albion Architecture Jamestown Arts Dryden Architecture Albany Arts Brooklyn Chess Team CU C25 C35 g Intercollegiate Chess Team C35 5 President Tricollegiate Chess League C36 Robert Rankin A Sophomore Smoker Committee Walter Henry Rastall lx' L' james jay Reis Frederick Ninian Remick Charles Miller Reppert Frank Howard Richardson '86 Memorial Stage C25 Electrical Engineering Ithaca Architecture Chicago, Ill. Arts Cincinnati, Ohio Mechanical Engineering Geneva Civil Engineering Allegheny, Pa. Arts Brooklyn EUC QIUUIIIUIIWCII 135 Floyd Karker Richtmyer Arts Cobleskill Ross Milton Riegel Civil Engineering Harrisburg, Pa. Charles Alphonso Roberts Electrical Engineering Lakeville, Conn. john Clement Robertshaw Arts Elmira W I K Ralph Kenyon Robertson Arts Buffalo captain c. U. cadets Frank Crowl Robinson Arts Wellsboro, Pa. Skull Harold Paige Roby Mechanical Engineering .fl .1 fb, Undineg Bench and Board james Chapman Rockwell Mayo Eugene Roe 2 X job Robert Rogers V Robert Wilson Rogers Track Team Q15 C233 Clas Frederick William Rope University Scholarship George Stanton Rose George Henry Russ, Ir. :I X Andrew Rutledge, jr. .1 X Edward Kirke Ryder Julius Courtlon Sanderson A WY Harold Elmore Santee Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering s Track Team CID Qzlg Varsity C C15 Arts Electrical Engineering Law Law Arts Forestry Arts Cleveland, Ohio Syracuse Elyria, Ohio New York City New York City Baldwins Yonkers Scranton, Pa. Rockford, Ill. Worcester Cleveland, Ohio Horn ellsville Aleph Samachg Sun Board C23 3 Assistant Manager QQ: University OI'ChC5t1'3 CU C253 Glee Club Q35 5 Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committeeg junior Promenade Com- mitteeg 1904 Cornelliang Class Book Committee Gerald Savory Electrical Engineering Banbury, England Nelson William Sawyer Electrical Engineering Morris l3 6 FUJI? Ulllilllufdll james Walter Schade Class Crew tri 5 Navy Directorg junior Smoker Committee john B. Schrott, jr. Frank Martin Sears Arts Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Gowanda Mechanical Engineering Holyoke, Mass. I3 H llg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Varsity Track Team fr? Czig Varsity C CIM Cornell Records Hundred Yard Dash and Two Hundred Yard Dash Edgar Delos Sebring Varsity C g Varsity Crew C25 Grace Alvana Seeley Charles Alfred Seeley Elwyn Eggleston Seelye Frederick Gallagher Seitz, jr. Ib 5 Ag H fx' 159 ft li wg sopho Theophite Francis Sewards Roberto James Shalders, C.E. john Francis Shanley, jr. .Y V james Cicero Shaw Joseph Duty Shaw, B.S. William Francis Shaw, B.S. john Stephen Shedden Norwood Rarason Shields Arthur Keller Shumway Frederick Siefke Arthur Burdette Simons Law Newfield Arts V Spencer Electrical Engineering Spencer Civil Engineering Ithaca Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. more Banquet Comrnitteeg junior Smoker Committee Agriculture New York City Electrical Engineering Sao, Paulo, Brazil Arts Newark, N. J. Mechanical Engineering Hondo, Texas Electrical Engineering Hondo, Texas Mechanical Engineering Hondo, Texas Mechanical Engineering Rock Springs,W'yo. J .Vg Sophomore Cotillion Committee Fred Bertrand Simons Charles Albert Sleicher Agriculture Burlington, N. J. Civil Engineering Rochester Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn Law Sidney Veterinary Volney Arts Troy .l' tl g Aleph Samachg Bench and Boardg Undineg 1904 Cornelliang Class President C35 Sophomore Smoker Committee EUC UUl'IIEIIf?llI 137 Halbert Maitland Sloat Arts Mt. Vernon I fl Ifg Varsity Basketball Team C15 C25g Manager C35g Class Football Team C251 Class Relay Team C15 Edwin Mitchell Slocombe Alumni News C25 C35g Era C25 C35g junior Smoker Committee C355 1904 Cornellian Frank Smit Barrett Smith Arts New Haven, Conn. Law Patterson, N. J. Mechanical Engineering New York City fb I' Jg Class Track Team C15 C253 Varsity Track Team C253 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 3 Varsity Basketball Team C25 Ernest Ireland Smith, jr. Helen Forsythe Smith Howard Charles Smith Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club jay Lewis Smith Lucy Gilson Smith Wayside Manasseh Smith, jr. Fl N Eg Dunstang Varsity Football Team C25 C35g junior Smoker Committee Thomas Mercereau Smith Laura Katherine Smutz Warner Garfield Snider ' Veterinary Kennedy Arts Tonawanda Arts Ithaca Arts Port Jervis Arts Oswego Forestry Portland, Me. Law Union Springs Arts Tidioute, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Cleveland, Ohio J lx' F, Aleph Samach, Dunstang Bench and Boardg Varsity Football Team C353 Varsity C , junior Promenade Committee, Nalanda Ralph Cuthbert Snowdon Herbert Turner Snyder William Clark Snyder Eben Childs Speiden Q- C- Clarence Garfield Spencer Mary Winifred Sprague Class Basketball Team C25 Duncan Goldsmith Stanbrough Arts Scranton, Pa. Electrical Engineering Baltimore, Md. Arts ' Binghamton Mechanical Engineering Marshall, Va. Mechanical Engineering Lee, Mass. Arts New Berlin Mechanical Engineering New York City 138 EDB QIUUUEIUZIQI Johnston Stanley Arts St. johnsbury, Vt. Class Cross Country Team Qzjg Cross Country Team C25 Edna Louise Steers Arts Brooklyn .I fb George Robinson Stewart Electrical Engineering Allegheny, Pa. Archibald Stone Agriculture Binghamton .el Z, Class Football Team C155 Class Crew CU Delia May Stone Arts Binghamton William Loomis Stow Law Buffalo I pl lu'g 111 J fllg Chancery, Scalp and Blade, Mandolin Club William Frederick Strang Arts Malcom julian Arthur Stratton Electrical Engineering Oxford joseph Henry Straus, jr. Architecture Baltimore, Md. Varsity Hockey Team C15 g Gargoyle Levi Wilton Strong Law Amsterdam Vedder Strong Law Amsterdam james Hiram Sturdevant Civil Engineering Ithaca Class Crew Q25 John Leo Sullivan Law Stockton Reeva Alice Sutton Arts Dundee Cecil Jarvis Swan Arts Elmira Douglas Swift Arts Cuba z fr' William Battey Taber Arts Brooklyn Archie Raymond Tainton Arts Elizabeth, N. J. james Blaine Thomas Civil Engineering Elyria, Ohio .Y ,Vg Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club Hoxie Harry Thompson, B.S. Civil Engineering Sherman, Texas .I 'I' Q Ralph Moore Thomson Civil Engineering Brooklyn .l' flig Freshman Crewg Freshman Track Team, Dunstang Undineg Bench and Board, Nalanda EDB UOI,'UEIIf2Ili 139 Walter Ira Thomson Agriculture Holland Patent .I Z Harland Bryant Tibbetts Arts Ithaca University Scholarshipg. Freshman Banquet Committeeg Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee, Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club President C15 3 '86 Memorial Stage C253 ,Q4 Memorial Stage John Blakeslee Tiffany, B.S.A. Roland Elbert Titcomb Warren Tubbs IP V lx' George Burr Upton University Scholarship Jonas Paul Urner Charles Phillips Utz Edward Spaulding VanDyck Ernst Diederick van Loben Sels Maurits C. C. van Loben Sels ,-I J I0 - I Montgomery S. Van Vleet Henry Tracy Van Wagenen ,Y U , Class Football Team, Member Leonard Holden Vaughan Veterinary Hop Bottom, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Law Mechanical Engineering Agriculture Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Cornell Athletic Council Rowley, Mass. Osceola, Pa. Ithaca Frederick, Md. Pittsford Valatie Oakland, Cal. Oakland, Cal. Ovid Oxford ll H H, Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35 g Class Track Team Q15 C25 g Varsity Track Team C25 Manuel Carlos Velarde y Cobian Electrical Engineering Lima, Peru Lawrence Motley Viles .Y ll Harold Blanchard Vincent Arts Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering Lake Forest, Ill. Electrical Engineering Lutherville, Md. Class Cross Country Team f25g Second Varsity Track Team C25 Harry Fowler Vincent fl I , Aleph Sarnach Edward Arthur Wadsworth Arts Mechanical Engineering Odell, Ill. Newark, N. J. 2' A F, Freshman Football Teamg Freshman Crew: Class. Football Team 125g Second Varsity Crew 1253 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, junior Smoker Committee 140 ZUJI? QU013IIIZIIf5II Charles Leopold Walker Civil Engineering North Evans Carrie Adele Warner Arts Rochester lx' A-I Hg Ichthusg Raven and Serpent Fred Leon Warner Arts Fairport University Orchestra C13 C23 C35 Irving Warner Mechanical Engineering Wilmington, Del. .I 7' .1 Louise Electra Watrous Arts Montrose, Pa. Alice McIntosh Watt Arts Brooklyn Eric Hastings Webb Arts Wellsboro, Pa. Louis Albert Webb af 1' Bernace Bensley Weber, jr. Ernest Herbert Webster ID V If Alfred Cleveland W'eed Carl Robert Weidner University Orchestra C13 C25 Q35 Matthias Hollenbeck Welles flf J H David Torry Wells U 2' Edna Wensley George Anthony Wessman Frank West Perley Samuel Wheeler Elizabeth Brett White Theodore Parkman White q, 1, William Parker Whitney William Augustus Whittlesey, jr. A .I YP Frank Clinton White Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Pasadena, Cal. Salamanca Duluth, Minn. Forestry New Hartford Civil Engineering Buffalo Arts Big Flats Arts Cazenovia Arts Albany Mechanical Engineering New York City Electrical Engineering Buffalo Arts Plattsburg Arts Otisville Electrical Engineering New York City Architecture Cambridgeport, Mass. Mechanical Engineering Pittsiield, Mass. Civil Engineering Washington, D. C. 25112 Qtnruelliau C W Bert Raymond Wilbur Arthur Shaler Williams Floyd Harley Wilmot Charles Scoon Wilson Griswold Wilson .I Ib james Henry Wilson Charles Wineburgh, B.S. Charles Evans Wingo, jr. Charles Parkinson Wood I .el lp' David Shelley Woods Karl W. Woodward Varsity Hof' Q35 Florence Worden Albert Hazen Wright Moses james Wright, A.B. Ola May Wyeth Sennightly William Cornell Yenger Margaret Elizabeth Young Walter Wadsworth Zittel Veterinary Clear Creek Mechanical Engineering New Haven, Conn. Law Auburn Arts Hall's Corners Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Amsterdam Mechanical Engineering New York City . Electrical Engineering Richmond, Va. Electrical Engineering Vlfarrenton, Va. Mechanical Engineering Albion Forestry New York City Arts Ithaca Arts Hilton Law Worthington, Ohio Arts Charleston, Ill. Electrical Engineering Elmira Arts East Palmyra Law Buffalo .1 wg junior Promenade Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Scalp and Blade ,x F- X!-J -w-a.,- -- qw TPC -fx N-ff-X., S-' ,-V436 fi. G- -NN '::..fN. 1 5 N -J i fvx ' , :il -fx ' ------- -- Q, :rS ' 71113 L'.T 112.313 Lit' ' -qc Q----- '----:AI-I ' '::T'i 35 LIT? :-., ff 5 -- 7 I 's Q 1 1 EDIC SENIO jafllffffll Zkaunbrsh ante Tllbrre V92 M D C C C C III, Cornell I Yell Nineteen Three .99 ROBERT FRANCIS LUDWIG, A.B.. THOMAS CHARLES LIPPMAN, Ph.G. . ANTHONY HANS HANSEN, A.B. . MURDOCH DOUGLASS MacLEOD . .93 ' IHEEUDIIDIT QLDIIIIIIIUIEB EDWARD WILLIAM WEBER RUTH DEMAREST .al UEIBEIIUUB QLDIIIIIIUZICE CLARENCE CATLIN CORYELL ABRAHAM MOSKOWITZ JAMES KNIGHT QUIGLEY JOHN FRANCIS MOHAN ARTHUR RANDOLPH GREEN President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Fiji? GfUI'lIEIIf?llI 1 43 Harold Capron Bailey Ernest Ensign Banker Carl Boettiger !2 I' wg Freshman Banquet Committee Alice Gates Bugbee, A.B. Buffalo Fort Edwards Long Island City New York City Geoffrey Charles Henry Burns New York City Cornell University Medical Club C23 C33 Charles Willard Chapin Georgetown ,l li' Kg State Scholarshipg University Scholarship Clarence Catlin Coryell Ithaca III .I .Y Edward Rutherford Cuniffe Port Jervis john Wesley Faust Ruth Demarest li Ig Reception Committee C. U. Medical Club C43 Paul Dolan, A.B. Louis Phillip Dosh. Cornell Medical G Sigmund Epstein lee Club C45 Nyack Pottsville, Pa. Milford, Iowa New York City Poughkeepsie Q 2' wg Class Banquet Committee C25 C353 Reception Committee C215 Cheer Leader C23 C35 C433 President Curtis Club Crl Archie Max Fisher SPCHCCI' .Q I' Chg Cornell Medical Glee Club C3l Louis Freedman New York Citl' joseph Herman Gettenger New Y0fk City Clark Sumner Gould Walton Q In fb Arthur Randolph Green Safamga Spfings T44 Zlfijt Qlnrlwlliftlt Horace Poinier Hoerle Ridgewood, N. I. A' I A75 Sophomore and Senior Banquet Committees, Cornell Medical Glee Club, Cornell University Medical Club Anthony Hans Hansen, A.B. .-I li' lr, Class Secretary Q45 Julius J. Hurtz Frank McElroy Huntoon junior Smoker Committee, Chairman Senior Banquet Committee Maurice Arthur jachnowitz Dwight Fenn johnson Q I' W Louis Moses Kommel Glee Club Q35 Q45 Elliott Wagstaff Lawrence Abraham Aaron Levy Louis Frederick Licht, Ph.G. Robert Francis Ludwig Norwich New York City Newark New York City Wolcott New York City Rochester New York City Brooklyn Springfield, Mass. :V L' QV, C. U. Medical Club, Varsity C IQOOQ Class Track Team Q15 Q25g Varsity Track Team Q15 Q25 Q35 g Cornell Bicycle Record, Captain Bicycle Team Q35 5 Basket- ball Team Q25 3 Captain Q35 Q45 5 junior Promenade Committee, Banquet Committee Q25 Q35g Class President Q45 Thomas Charles Lippman, Ph.G. Sag Harbor Glee Club Q45 3 Vice-President Senior Class Murdoch Douglas McLeod Class Treasurer Q45 William Henry Magill John Francis Mohan Class Executive Committee Q49 Abraham Moskowitz Class Executive Committee Q45 Valley Field, Prince Edward Island, Canada New York City Bellevue, Pa. Brooklyn IDB Qllilifiikllfiiil 145 Henry Pearson, B.S. J li' Kg Q 2' wg Executive Committee Medical Club William Pfeiffer james Knight Quigley Benjamin Romansky Herman Rosenberg Class Executive Committee C45 Valentine Ruch, jr. Tuscaloosa, Ala. Brooklyn Trumansburg New York City New York City Englewood, N. J. .fl lx' Kg Tri-Alpha Societyg Banquet Committee C235 Banquet Committee C31 Samuel Schwartzman Benjamin H. Searing, A.B. N E Ng Quill and Daggerg President C. U. Medical Club C45 Keith Sears Hobart Parker Shattuck A li' Kg Tri-Alpha Societyg C. U. Medical Clubg Class Secretary Crbg Benjamin Sheitlis Isaac Stiefel Abraham Strachstien Isaac Streep Senior Banquet Committee George Nelson Tompkins A K K Harry William Vickers Q r w Q05 Walter Eugene Vogt New York City Glen Ridge, N. J. Searsburg Brooklyn President Q35 New York City New York City New York City New York City Ossining Canaj oharie Brooklyn A K Kg Tri-Alpha Societyg Class President C25 g junior Smoker Committeeg Glee Club 146 min Qtnrmllian Otto Wagner .-1 lx' If Edward William Weber Floyd Robins Wright, A.B. .Y 2' .Yg I E Eugene Jerome Zeiner, Ph William Jerome Ziporkes Morris Zucker, Ph.G. Strassburg, Alsace, Germany Mount Vernon Ithaca .G. Brooklyn New York City New York City 11,2 f Qihl J M, s ,ggi Y IUIHMQIILIHB1 A ' . . -vp' . .' -. ' ,. I- ,I f r -ff. I ' - Y IA I ' ' , ' 1 . 1 . V' ' 'L i --fi? f V Q- I ,I ' 5 - 'Mi 5 , qi li. ,-1 ,f'. -I.a-',':- f H i ' S S , 2 ,. . -.H W4 .1 ,l 1: -it E J- li f I If V w W. qi f' ' 's 'f .V 1 F 'E ' ' . . . , .., . A L .,, ,. .- .- , Q 'K' I . ' ,-,r:u-.4-.nmu:nn-mu-:m:.n':- .-mihutga -42 1,14-.ff gl'-3, I , Q.. . , , i ' 'WWW' 'a- . '. , , Egg, Q X - Jw 1 A- ' v Q U 21 if . 3, T- ! -' 93 I I EZ I ax.: - 545' J? 'if ' ffl: :gn L? f I. jaiurtrru QIIIIUFEU ann jsut L92 WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN . ALVIN WALTER BAIRD. JOHN ALDEN ROBINSON . MERTON IARVIS SANFORD . .3 Qlfrecittihc Qiummittec President Vice -President Secretary Treasurer SYLVESTER 'FRANCIS O'DAY ,Al licceptinlt QIIJIIIIIIIYTBIZ THEODORE BLISS GERRY BROWN DUDLEY 148 UDB Q1fUI'1WIIfH1l Arthur William Albones Frankfort Q 1' dlhftlj Harry Aranow New York City Arthur Soper Armstrong, A.B. Rome Q 1' ID Ralph Willis Atwater Atwater Alvin Walter Baird, A.B. Portland, Ore. II' A 2' Wesley Manning Baldwin Brooklyn Class President C35 5 Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committee Henry Clinton Becker, jr. Clinton, Mass. Theodore Bliss Troy Q W fb, Reception Committee C21 Ralph Earle Brodie Bergen Hugh Holmes Carr New York City cb A Eg Executive Committee C25 Abraham Louis Cwsar Rose Cohen George Wilbert Cottis Cornell Medical Society, junior Medical Smoker Committeeg State University Scholarship Louis Leopold Davidson, M.D Gerry Brown Dudley, A.B. dl A Eg Reception Committee Harry Eno Benjamin Peater Farrell C. U. Medical Club C35 New York City New York City Rochester schoiarship , Newark, N. J: Ashmore, Ill. Belgium Pittsfield, Mass. E112 Uilliilllllfdll 149 Samuel Feldman Perry Lawson Ferry Abraham Fine Thomas Edmund Fitzgerald Cornell Medical Societyg Sophomore Smoker Committee Herbert Clyde Gifford jacob Martin Goldberg Isidore Goldstein joseph R. Grant Samuel Greenfield William Grossman, A.B. New York City Preble, Ind. Brooklyn Cortland Oriskany Brooklyn New York City Atwater New York City New York City john Mead Hall Norwich George F. Harris Binghamton Gerhard William Heuser Brooklyn Henry Joachim Brooklyn A K K Harold Booth Judd Bethel, Conn. George DeHart Kennedy Buffalo A T Q5 Scalp and Bladeg sophomore smoker committee Raymond Francis Charles Kieb, A.B. Lowville David Lazarus New York City David Wallace MacKenzie, B.A. Flat River, P. E. I., Can. Cullen Bryant Maxon jersey City, N. J. A K K 3 Tri-Alpha Society ISO UUE U0flIEIIfZl1I Samuel Milbank New York City fb il lg Medical Club C155 junior Smoker Committee Carroll Leja Nichols Brooklyn Vice-President C. U. Medical Club Sylvester Francis O'Day, A.B. Binghamton !! I' Ill Louie Allen Parmenter Corinth . N .Y Ng Cornell Medical Glee Club C33 Ellery Newell Peck Ithaca john Alden Robinson Oswego Q I' Wg State Scholarshipg Class President C255 Chairman junior Medical Smoker Committee joseph DiRocco Class Track Team Czl William Walter Rose Isidore Rosenthal, Phar.G. Merton Jarvis Sanford Pauline Scharfmann ,-I H Ig Aftermath Joseph Slavit Charles Anthony Squiers, w J Hg ID ,1 1' Grant Stanley, B .S. A.B. New York City South Orange, N. J. New York City -Center Lisle Brooklyn Brooklyn Plainfield, N. J. Meriden, Conn. Q l fbg junior Smoker Committee C35 g President C. U. C. A. C35 C4l 3 Reception Com- mittee Medical Club Sydney Steiner Brooklyn Carrie Wilber Thompson, A.B. Highland Falls Elfijt Qlurlttllidli ISI Charles Henry Webster Aairon Weller Zella Mildred White McLeod Campbell Wilson .-l Ii' Kg IQ04 Cornellian Frederick C. Windecker ee ff West Laurens New York City Bradford, Pa. New York City Little Falls ANNUAL PICTURE J ,-' Kr. fi.: --. z ' E . Q-'7' . .1 .MALI I , ff . 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LEVY J an 1 fi , 'v m QL . 'lu' A mv -lv - e 11 9,4 ,, 'Q ,ya V' E 'S -N I g ,' ' 5 ' UI' r ,A 41 J U lf. W ll' '- r i 1 'Y o : ' l' 'WH' . I IE? r -. i - 'if' Qffff in Rickety, Rickety, Rickety, Rixg Cornell, I yell, Nineteen-Six Orange E5 Wfzife ks! J.H.cosTELLo W.L.UMsTAD . . . Mim L H.G.N1GHT1NoALE E.A.STEELE . . . Miw HELEN coFF1N R.c.BARToN. . E.T.FooTE . R.P.N1cHoLs. President ISf Vice-President . 2d Vice-President . Secretary , Corresponding Secretary Treasurer General Athletic Director Sergeant-at-Arms 1 56 ZUJI? Giurlttllidit General Summary e5otm'nnu'nt, Sdrarbrrs, ani: Qbtiyrr Qbffirrrs' TRUSTEES Ex-oflicio , , . 9 Elected-By the Board 20 ro By the Alumni . Total . 39 LIBRARY STAFF . OTHER OFFICERS PREACHERS . TEACHERS Professors . , Assistant Professors , Lecturers . Instructors , . Assistants, etc. . Total . . . Non-Resident Lecturers . Whole number of Teachers Q-Dtuucnts' GRADUATE DEPARTMENT Fellows ...,. Scholars ..... Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees' Graduates not candidates for Degrees Total, deducting for 43 names counted twice . GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE COURSES . Total Graduate Students . ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT COLLEGE OF LAW Senior Class . . , 183 Senior Class . junior Class . . . 164 junior Class . Sophomore Class . 182 First Year Class Freshman Class . . 230 Special Students Special Students . . 24 Total .... 783 Total . . . THE MEDICAL COLLEGE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Senior Class, New York City 60 Senior Class . . . junior Class, New York City 66 junior Class . Sophomore Class,New York City 67 Sophomore Class Sophomore Class, Ithaca . 46 Freshman Class Freshman Class, Ithaca . 57 Special Students Freshman Class, New York City 86 Specials, New York City . 3 Total . . . 385 Total . 00 43 4 136 107 380 41 26 I7 170 18 188 214 44 75 97 6 222 7 9 I3 27 50 I06 421 16 25 27 402 1005 49 1 EEUU Qlnrlttllialt 157 STATE COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE Third Year Class Second Year Class First Year Class . Total . . I2 I9 3X rs COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE Senior Class Junior Class Sophomore Class Freshman Class . Special Students . Total IO 6 22 -go STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY Senior Class . junior Class . SIBLEY COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Senior Class , junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class Special Students Total . Total number of r egular students, deducting for names c Qhuitional Glintollxluznt Summer Session, 1902 . . . Summer School in Medicine, New York City, 1902 Summer Term in Entomology, 1902 . Summer Term in Paleontology, 1902 . Short Winter Course in Agriculture, 1902 . . Short Winter Course in Veterinary Science, 1902 New York . 1 730 Pennsylvania . 263 Ohio . . . 129 New jersey . . 116 Illinois , . . 105 Massachusetts . 54 Maryland . . 48 Connecticut . . 47 Indiana . . . 47 Dist. of Columbia 45 Iowa . . . 28 Michigan . , 23 Virginia . 20 Texas . , 20 Colorado . . IQ Kentucky . . I7 Gbcograpbical Qauunnurp Missouri . . California . . Washington . Louisiana . . Minnesota . . Delaware . . Utah . . . Maine . . . New Hampshire North Carolina West Virginia . Alabama . . Nebraska . . Vermont . . Wisconsin . . Rhode Island . . . 2 8 Sophomore Class I2 Freshman Class 36 Special Students . IO Total . . . 68 130 COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING Senior Class . . . 31 junior Class . . . 43 Sophomore Class 74 Freshman Class Q7 Total . 295 . . . 137 . 136 . 252 . 356 5 . . . . , 886 ounted twice , 2968 , . . 548 9 . . 35 . . I2 96 8 Georgia . . 5 Mexico . . . 5 Montana . . 5 Argentine Rep. . 3 Oregon , . . 5 Brazil . . 3 South Carolina 5 England . . . 3 Arkansas . . 4 japan . . 3 Kansas . . 4 Peru . . . 2 Mississippi , . 4 Turkey . . . 2 Tennessee . . 4 Austria . . . 1 Florida . . . 3 British Columbia 1 New Mexico . 1 China . . . 1 North Dakota Wyoming . Porto Rico . Philippines . Canada . Cuba . . 1 Holland . . . 1 . 1 New Zealand . 1 . 6 Russia . . . 1 . 2 Sweden . . . 1 . 1 6 5 Total . 2968 I N?-.wif V5 In 3 A A . .3325 fi Ji. ji- ESTEVAN ANTONIO FUERTES FRANK WHITMAN HOTCHKISS JOHN VERNON CHARLES HENRY PRESHO CHARLES LANGWORTHY OLIVER GARFIELD SCHUMARD WILLIAM JEFFERIS REINHART CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH SPENCER LOUIS KELSEY HUBBARD HARRY CLAY FRANCIS JAMES FRANCIS MCEVOY GEORGE ANTHONY WESSMAN PAUL GUSTAV WANKE JAMES CHAPIN VINTON FREDERICK GREEN WAKE EDWARD PRIME EDWARD BROAD DINGLE CHARLES JACOB SCHLENKER HENRY NORRIS ROCKWELL OTTO WILLIAM KOHLS ROBERT SHAKELTON KNAPP HENRY ANTHONY SCHOENBORN FRED JAMES PRAY WILLIAM ELLIOTT MAHER, Jr. SCHUYLER RICHARD MOORE GEORGE SUMNER HILL ADDISON PURDIE LORD FRANCIS EDWARD SWARTZ ARTHUR SCRAMBLING ROBERT LINCOLN STUCKEY ' 5'2'i.7l I S A . f:r1 1 iz,-ig ' . .lf 1, h N - ' A7' Q 22 , . A I w if M 7 ' Q , 5 f ,531 Nifty .2 ll frr ,,,3W'?7 WU ' ' 1 4 .- f gxx.. 522, 160 212112 Qturnzlliau -gh Qistehan Qntouto :Fuertes 'lf 'xvnw K- -1 YM tts, C f 1 ,STEVAN ANTONIO FUERTES, for thirty years Direc- f f 'I f tor of the Department and the College of Civil Engineer- , . ing, of Cornell University, died at Ithaca, N. Y., january 'P - 16th, after along illness which, however, did notincapac- itate him until Within a short time. He had resigned fe 1, I his directorship and retained the Professorship of i t Astronomy and the charge of the newly constructed ' , D i 7 , . A. C. Barnes Astronomical Observator . lLMr. Fuertes was born, May Io, I83g, in San juan, Puerto Rico, of which province his father was for many years Gov- ernor. He was educated at the local university, San Ildefonso, taking the degree Ph.D., and then came to the United States s ofss - to secure his professional training at the Rennselaer lim lx Kg U . I CH fi ff ' . E M 7 . QF Polytechnic Institute. He returned to Puerto Rico and became connected with the Public Works Department, of which he was later made Director for the Western Division. In 1863, he was appointed Assistant Engineer, and later Engineer, of the Croton Aqueduct Board, serving until 1869, when the embarrassments of the Tweed period led to his resignation. In 1870-1, he was Chief Engineer of the Shufeldt U. S. Canal Exploring Expedition and made surveys of routes across Tehuantepec and Nicaragua. In 1871, he became a consulting engineer in New York city, from which occupa- tion he was called to the directorship of the Department of Civil Engineering at Cornell University under the presidency of Andrew D. White. lLUnder his supervision, that department grew rapidly and was finally erected into a College of Civil Engineering, of which he was appointed Director, and in which position he continued until recently retired. lLDr. Fuertes had abandoned professional practice, although he occasionally accepted work of importance, as, for example, the con- struction, on the application of the Brazilian Government, of plans UUE QlfU13IIBIIfEUi 161 for the sanitary rehabilitation of the port of Santos, formerly seriously afliicted by yellow fever. This great work was completed in a re- markably short time, with the co-operation of Rudolph Hering and james H. Fuertes. 1LHis greatest work was considered by him to be the organization and administration of his professional school, of which the curric- ulum was fundamentally scientific and which illustrated in a most perfect manner the modern evolution of civil engineering as a branch of applied science. Despite the severity of the course, the school steadily grew, and, for many years, its numbers have taxed seriously the continually growing space and equipment. lLThe fundamental principle in the establishment of the curric- ulum and in its admistration was the employment of sound scien- tific method, the adoption of every device offered by modern science and the application of every advance in applied science, in all de- partments of engineering. Sound scholarship and exact method char- acterized every branch of the professional course. He was fully justified by the standing which the institution attained and main- tained, not only with his profession, but among scientific men, and by the character of the professional work of the alumni of the college. He lived in and for his work and the greatest grief of his life was the necessity of dropping it rather then dropping out of it at the end. lLMr. Fuertes was a man of strong individuality, with many lovable traits. He was impulsive, sympathetic and warmhearted. He was social, very dependent upon his friends, an interesting raconteur, with a memory well stored with material, and his conversation was fruitful of information rich in the accumulations of a varied experience. l1Honored by his profession and his fellow-members in numerous scientific and technical associations, beloved by his pupils and his friends and associates, with a long record of great work accomplished, leaving behind him a monument of exceptional importance in the college of engineering which he worked a full generation to erect, with so long and rich a life permanently contributing to the advantage of his profession, of his adopted country, and the world, the retro- spect is an enviable one and the regrets of his friends, thus losing him, are tempered by justifiable pride as they contemplate the record. ll GQN ! 162 Qtije Qturuellizm Zin :Memoriam ' - ,psf wx, OLL FOR THE FALLEN! Some of our best E e are no more. In the prime of manhood, like K ,, 'g 3 Howers of the Held, they have been cut off , Q and withered. X 5 . ILThe hearts of fathers and mothers, of Q ,H J brothers and sisters, of friends and some git I 'FK-,, gr dearer than friends, have been wrung with anguish. Their sorrow is our sorrow. Our friends are no more. Never again shall we grasp the warm hand or hear the living voice of those comrades we knew and loved. Alas! Alas! l1To all those whom the ties of kinship and affection united to our lost friends, this brotherhood of scholars, mourning a common loss, tenders deep and sincere sympathy, though, indeed, tears are nearer than words. 4p, 4 SUNDIRY VHEW5 Jrr fl 'f'7'Z,f , 1 1:51, f 2 w,.,x-xzw.. THE MODERN SIBLEY THE INFIRMARY HYDRAULIC LABORATORY We r , - x N :Gm my ii Mm W' lm WINTER SPORTS ON BEEBE LAKE yi i Rig Hal fi 4, ' ' ' 'X 1' . ' - of ihr' llggpjrnr, .Cqirucll 'Qgi'l8frolIg. ,,f, , ' ' vdzlv - A f , K A,,-,-3f!i.iu1ca.,E!,il- ' ,1g33.:.1 ....,. 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Charles Nicoll Glover Ralph Hamilton Inslee Clifford Marshall King Arthur Harold Climo William Augustus Whittlesey, I Maurits Carel Constantyn Van Lokben Sels 1 905 Charles james Billwiller, jr. Clarence Britton Dodge Charles Fuller Brinkerhoff Dewitt Clinton Gallagher, jr Norman Campbell Chambers jay Lansing Crouse George Ira Vail William Slade Voris Frederick Ashby Wallace 1906 William Bigler, jr. George Tewksbury johnson Edward Cairns Frank Spencer Gresham Morris Samuel Halliday Harry Shepard Rowland john Snape Somerville ,4- 5- QQ ., g2:f4is-zY'fy- , ' .1 ' - - 2 f, f . b if . W - fn W ff 'ff 1. 4215 + gig! v.f 'v: gff:?4'l1ff: . ax F, ,1L1g,, H uf ix I, V,-',H::5-.ilwig-X ,X My ,j:,.a.1 '- w: -wx. N X 1. ws' ww 1, QM P .gk-1 ' fa mm Qtu ruellizm 181 1513 51131351 1955 FOUNDED iasz .8 15011 Df QEIJEQJEEFB Washington and Jefferson College Allegheny College Bucknell University Gettysburg College Franklin and Marshall College Lafayette College University of Pennsylvania Swarthmore College Dartmouth College Amherst College Cornell University Syracuse University Columbia University Colgate University Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute johns Hopkins University University of Virginia Washington and Lee University University of West Virginia University of Mississippi Ohio Wesleyan University Wittenburg College Ohio State University DePauw University University of Indiana Purdue University Northwestern University of Chicago of Illinois of Michigan of Wisconsin University University University University Beloit College University University University University of Minnesota of Iowa of Kansas of Nebraska Leland Stanford, jr., Univ University of California ersity 189: ZUJI Ullfildlfail 1919i appa 19st NEW YORK ALPHA ESTABLISHED 1869 al faculty Sllunmi James McMahon George Walter Stewart Ernest George Merritt Frank Fetter Harris Joseph Ryan Isaac Madison Bentley Gown Qlumui Henry Gay Carpenter Edward Henry Hulbert Harry Belden Mitchell ' Qruiors William James Ward Henry Leland Lowe Harry Carney Colborn Judson Hartwell Boughton Robert Pitcairn John Martin Griiith William Augustus Heitshu Harvey Grifiin Rogers Joseph Kinsey Cole Charles Bauscher Brown 3lunior5 Lee Harrar Heist George Florien Pardessus William Ernest Hutchings Richard Weir Root Albert David Brinkerhoff Charles Mason Seymour William Bartlett Atwood Henry Brevoort Close George Mills Chapman Frank Winn Masters Alfred George Kuhn Thomas Bane Marshall Clinton Edward Good jflZE5hllIElI Eric Walter McDougall Albert Blake Williams William Robertson Harmon Thomas Lyteland Dunn j i? 4 . 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Union College Williams College Middlebury College Wesleyan College Hamilton College University of Michigan Amherst College Cornell University Wofford College A University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin Rutgers College Stevens Institute University of Georgia Lehigh University Leland Stanford University University of California University of Chicago 184 115132 Qrurrwllian Qibi 195' ALPHA PSI ESTABLISHED 1869 DeForest Van Vleet Edward Guild Wyckoif Clarence Fred Wyckoff Allen Norton Drake Charles Love Durham um 5 john Washington Davitt Robert Bartlett Sears Russell Sage Underwood Thomas jefferson Van Alstyne Lawrence Motley Viles john Francis Shanley George Norman Pease Warren Montgomery Clarence Brett Piper David Pyiot Sterns William Paul Allen Dudley Montgomery Robert August Uihlein Sam Nesbitt Craig Edward Griiiith France Henry Tracy Van Wagenen George Harbottle Turner Edwin M. Bosworth Sanford Beebe Hunt Charles Albert Sleicher Christian McKee Dravo Charles Carroll White Ernest O. P. Waud Alfred Yoemans Coxe Walter Rath Charles Henry Curry Arthur Starr Harry Swayne King ' Howard Asbury Earle Drclru 7141 1 lm . 4 r' ,1 L' mb! 631311215311 I 35 alta Mpsrlnn NON SECRET FOUNDED 1834 .al mu of Qtuaprms Williams College . ..... 1834 Union College . . 1838 Amherst College . 1847 Hamilton College . 1847 Adelbert College . . 1847 Colby University . . I85O University of Rochester . 1852 Middlebury College . 1856 Bowdoin College . . 1857 Rutgers College . 1858 Brown University . . . I86O Colgate University . . . 1865 University of the City of New York 1865 Cornell University . . . 1869 Marietta College .... 1870 Syracuse University . 1873 University of Michigan . 1876 Northwestern University 1880 Harvard University . 1880 University of Wisconsin . 1885 Lafayette College . . 1885 Columbia College . L . 1885 Lehigh University . 1885 Tufts College . . 1886 DePauw University . 1887 University of Pennsylvania . . 1888 University of Minnesota . . . 1890 Massachusetts Institute of Technology . 1891 Swarthmore College . . . 1894 Leland Stanford, Jr., University . 1896 University of California . . 1896 McGill University . . . 1898 University of Nebraska . 1898 Toronto University . 1899 University of Chicago . 1901 136 mhz QUYUUIIUIU rl rr i t elta H silnn . i co R N E 1. L 0 H A PTE R ESTA B L I s H E D 1869 :il 'i Q ff. 1 1711. 4 1 wa iaaa 1' ' J Ohm Henry Comstoffk Charles Edwin Bennett Jeremiah Whipple Jenks Charles Henry Hull James Ewing Edward Leamington Nichols Simon Henry Gage Irving Porter Church Theodore Whittlesey William Albert Riley Hector Russell Caxveth Benson Ambrose Cohoe john Henry Tanner Walter Schon Lenk 11111 CTIHJE jared Treman Newman William Elliot Gritlis john Frederick Fitchen ebranuace Benjamin Richard Andrews 1903 Archibald Marvin Gilbert Henry Fitch Blount, jr. Harry Frank Sommer Herbert Stanley Boone Louis Frederick Bruce Roderick David Grant Whitney Merrill Leonard,GriHin Shepard 1904 Frederick Tuttle Connor Graham Creighton Patterson Max Cyrus Overman Benton Overman Howard Weddle Douglass john Francis Borden 1905 Harry Alexander Bruce Harold Bruce Blount Walter Eames Blount William Wright Baldwin William Chambers Shepard Ralph Chapman Rodgers 1906 Robert Preston Nichols Douglas Bertram Wesson jason Howard Newton Wickham Taylor Lindsay Hugh Wallace Henry Pastor Du Bois Charles Henry Tuck I ,f.-f l7 1 r f' 5 xN rs I 5 Sjgfggqw , '1 0,nvaN mf '.:z,':,,w -. 'jlopmawy ' 'vwwsflff I 'ffkgifffiff 44.?fw6 fry -X Am4g,,a 6' jQf1 Jjlflgqrzaui A-9.,Q,,,6V -7 4? kgfffw 'kd J 160070 4695 JJUM 0310551 H9700-, JL, - D Jlwbar 2029? Jfzlifflfdyj Maw? 659 QP KPW-'7'A !9 Ill , .Qs -,VQMQ QLjg.3fmJ.1ff6 Q22 I . SW! if do a,?'4g,j5'4f V XQE is 2 2 vi!?hl7 I, A ggi? 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A 1861 Psi Phi DePauw University . . 1866 Gamma Phi Wesleyan University . . 1867 Psi Omega Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1867 Beta Chi Western Reserve University . 1868 Delta Chi Cornell University . 1870 Delta Delta University of Chicago . 1870 Phi Gamma Syracuse University 1871 Gamma Beta Columbia College . 1874 Theta Zeta University of California 1876 Alpha Chi Trinity College . . 1879 Phi Epsilon University of Minnesota . . 1889 Sigma Tau Massachusetts Institute of Technology . 1890 Tau Lambda Tulane University . . 1898 Alpha Phi University of Toronto , 1898 Delta Kappa University of Pennsylvania . 1899 Tau Alpha University of McGill . . 1900 Sigma Rho Leland Stanford, Jr., University , 1902 Iss mm Qturuelliau elta appa dipsilnn FOUNDED AT YALE, 1844 DELTA CHI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1870 J jltratrcs in gltarultate Rev. Charles Mellen Tyler qPhij Cuthbert Winfred Pound Edgar B. McKay CPsi Omegaj james Albert Winans QTau7 Irving Samuel Haynes CGamrna Phil George Thomson Elliot QPhiJ Alexander Lambert QPhij Otto Henry Schultz CNuJ George Dempster Hamlin CGamma Phij gltratres in 'dtrbe Edwin Gillete David Eugene Marsh Charles Victor Parsell 1 Frank David Boynton QAlpha Alphal Robert Taylor Jones QMuJ Ztlnimgranuates 1903 4 Thomas L. B. Lyster COmicronj john Leland Mothershead, jr. Henry Clay Beckwith William Wheeler Roney Charles Leroy Cool Thomas Hill Sidley James joseph Caufield August Marx Walter Garfield Warren 1904 Erle Lochrane Austell Warner Garfield Snider Harold Edward Thompson William B. Gilchrist CBeta Chil Eugene Preston Palmer J. S. Williams QPhiJ 1905 Walter Conrad Lefens Percy Addison Wells Ralph Prescott Beardslee Anton Vonnegut Bruce Wright Fordham Charles Potter Fritz Lillian Mergenthaler 1906 Arthur Peter Braun Charles Stanford Harmon Arthur Vonnegut Robert Howland Coit Stanley Sellman Oberrender Charles Gilbert Peterson Edward Livingston Davies ,. X In X - ,X oo!! 14 ,1 ,O fy' w X 2 i Y ww f sfxixfx-,xv - i Jvmuvr jllw I I , 213132 Guruelliau I 89 Beta Gamma Deuteron Delta Deuteron Zeta Zeta Deuteron Eta Iota Iota Deuteron Kappa Lambda Mu Deuteron Nu Deuteron Xi Omicron Deuteron Pi Deuteron Rho Deuteron Sigma Deuteron Tau Deuteron Phi Chi Chi Deuteron Psi Tlibeta elta Citbi .93 13011 nf what Cornell University University of Michigan University of California Brown University McGill University . Bowdoin College . Harvard University Williams College . Tufts College . Boston University Amherst College . Lehigh University . Hobart College . Dartmouth College College of the City of N Columbia University University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Lafayette College . University of Rochester Columbian University Hamilton College . Q85 ew York 1870 1889 1900 1853 1901 1854 1856 1891 1856 1876 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1892 1866 1867 1896 1867 1 190 Ullijt Qliurlwlliitlt TE 2 a e a i Q I It QEIJ ' -L 'JF ' .W f b ng, - ,asf .-,.4Z4'r'-he-1-.ln r J, J - pliv-dW,.,..sv-i-r-'N' 'X ,, eg H... E, EB gi! BETA CHARGE I E ' '91 55 ESTABLISHED 1870 r 7 1 'Q-N . 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H ' 3 5 4 5243 , .Z - ' i - ' uw , f f Sr: Ji' EDB Qllliillillfdll T91 I bi elta Tlibeta linll of Qtuaprem Colby University Dartmouth College University of Vermont Williams College Amherst College Brown University Cornell University Union University Columbia University Syracuse University Lafayette College Pennsylvania College Washington and jefferson College Allegheny College Dickinson College University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University University of Virginia Randolph-Macon College Washington and Lee University University of North Carolina Centre College Central University Vanderbilt University University of the South University of Georgia Emory College Mercer University University of Alabama Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Mississippi Tulane University University of Texas Southwestern University Miami University Ohio Wesleyan University Ohio University Ohio State University Case School of Applied Science University of Cincinnati University of Michigan Indiana University Wabash College Butler College Franklin College Hanover College DePauw University Purdue University Northwestern University University of Chicago Knox College University of Illinois University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Iowa Wesleyan University University of Iowa University of Missouri Westminster College Washington University University of Kansas University of Nebraska University of California Leland Stanford, jr., University University of Washington McGill University QCanadaJ 1 2 E132 Guruelliau ihbi alta Theta William Frederick Durand Liberty Hyde Bailey John Robert Sitlington Sterrett Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury Lawrence Hendee, M.D. Ellllhctgrabuatcs Clarence Blyler Kugler John Peter Frenzel, jr. Edward Everett Walker Ira June Owen Edward James Snow Edwin Brydon Nell Stuart Hazlewood Ralph Erwin Marvin William Cool Pruyn Phillipe Fazio Ballinger Earle Edwin Farnsworth Matthias Hollenbeck Welles Albert Reeves Collin Lawrence Temple Ketchum Lawrence Rees Ellis Darius Sidney Hunkin Frederick Taylor Ransom Ray Burrows Poole Richard Morton Tolin Everett Cartwright Welsh Richard Wade Chase Walter Andrew Kuhlmey Charles Russell McSparren Robert Sweeney Warren Mims Shallcross Parker Sherley Terry julian Frank Wilfred Bowser john Sloane Kittle Alden Frank Barker, 2nd Edward Wilder Herbert Rivers de Funiak john LaRue Helm, Jr. Ralph Charles Weller Benjamin Steele Coe Dwight Swain Simpson Ray Pratt McLoughlin , ,-- Y .2 ,H 3, ' ' ' ff 223 fa' ' ig -.2 I few-Eifi' V H, 3 23? f gf We A ,A 57- V X 1: LY xxx ? X cr Lrgw TUB Qlllllilllllfafl 193 ibm ilibeta 1 FOUNDED AT MIAMI UNlVERSITY, OXFORD, OHIO 1839 .8 12011 of Qtlgapttrf Miami University 1839 Stevens Institute 1875 Cincinnati University 1841 St. Lawrence University 1875 Western Reserve University 1841 Boston University 1876 Ohio University 1841 Maine State College 1878 Washington jefferson College 1842 johns Hopkins University 1878 DePauw University 1845 University of California 1879 Indiana University 1845 Kenyon College 1879 University of Michigan 1845 University of Mississippi 1879 Wabash College 1845 Colgate University 1879 Centre College 1847 University of Pennsylvania 1881 Brown University 1847 Union College 1880 Hampden-Sidney College 1850 Columbia University 1881 University of North Carolina 1852 Amherst College 1883 Ohio Wesleyan University 1853 Vanderbilt University 1884 Hanover College 1853 University of Texas 1885 University of Virginia 1855 Ohio State University 1885 Knox College 1855 University of Nebraska 1888 Davidson College 1858 Pennsylvania State College 1888 Beloit College 1860 University of Denver 1888 Bethany College 1861 University of Syracuse 1889 University of Iowa 1866 Dartmouth College 1889 Wittenburg College 1867 University of Minnesota 1890 Westminster College 1867 University of Missouri 1890 Iowa Wesleyan University 1869 Lehigh University 1891 Denison University 1869 Yale University 1892 University of Wooster 1872 University of Chicago 1893 University of Kansas 1872 Leland Stanford, jr., University 1894 University of Wisconsin 1873 Bowdoin College IQOO Northwestern University 1873 University of Colorado 1900 Dickinson College 1874 University of West Virginia 1900 Cornell University 1874 Washington University 1901 Rutgers College I874 State University of Washington IQOI H94 EDI? U0l'IIEIIfHl1 beta Ulbeta i CORNELL CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1874 Q3 Qiiln tht jtarultg Herbert Charles Elmer Abram Tucker Kerr Everett Ward Olrnstead George Maxwell Howe QPip Willard Henry Austin Ernest Blaker CAlpha Nub Frederick Clark Prescott QEtaJ , Franklin Moore Stephen QPhiJ James Chew johnson CAlpha Chiu Paul Russell Pope CBetaj jiln the Qiity Horace Woodworth Nash Samuel Purdy Howe ebranuarr Earl Roy Myers QIIIUEIQICHULIHEFS' 1903 Charles Sprague Clark Rudolph Eduard Mueden Norman DeWitt Betts Edward Duncan Beals john Watkins Robb john Bradford Tallman 1904 Romeyn Berry Leonard Holden Vaughn Frank Martin Sears William Robert johnson Robert Wilson Fullerton George Frederic Mueden Archie Milton Larson 1905 George Woodlief Gregg Prentice Cushing Walter Henry Gerwig Charles Edward Tourison Arthur Carson Ertz Berger George Washington Sterns Platts Warren Clarence Waterbury Winfred Montgomery Baldwin 1906 Walter Jacob Flack Horace Price Sailor Steele Blair St. Clair William Henry Forbes john Howard Sheble, jr. 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Y University of City of New Yale University Brown University ' Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College Wesleyan University Rochester University Kenyon College University of Michigan Syracuse University Cornell University Trinity College Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of Chicago ork 196 EDB QZUI'IIEIIfZUI 195i ifgpsilun Us gill jtarultp Andrew Dickson White Goldwin Smith John Henry Barr Walter Francis Willcox Francis Miles Finch Charles Babcock Waterman Thomas Hewett Louis Munroe Dennis Frederic Shepard Dennis Frank Sidney Fielder Ein tht Qlitp Samuel Bates Turner Chauncey Pratt Biggs John Lawson Senior Eugene Smith Dalton Stephen Curtis Woodhull Harrison Early Wright Edward J. Morgan Q5I'ElUIlHfI' Everett Gunner Ackert ,flHIlUE'I'Ql'HUIlHCF5 Frank Daval Williams Edward Burns, Jr. Henry Purcell Allen Gillespie Harry Fowler Vincent Harry Disbrow johnson, J I'. William Morris Imbree, jr. Julius Courtlon Sanderson Alexander Norton Bentley Edward Munroe Arthur Hobart Warner Donald Reed Cotton Henry New Morse Lawrence Bradshaw Fay William Garfield Kennedy George Scott Whiting Henry Franklin Badger Raymond Parmelee Morse George Milton Wood, jr. Williams David Torrey Wells Arthur Alexander Costello Bernard Edward Fernow, I Theodore Parkman White Robert Bonner Bowler john Orris Dodge Louis Albert Webb Henry Sage Dunning Andrew White Newberry Mark Oliver Nicholas Hartman Noyes William Hills Sheldon Donald D. Williams Harold Jacob Wise if - 'hu V4 if 'N . ll u N x P , E' T853 n,g.yw': 'uk ,ry yn , f ,,. Q-A .-ew' ' ,, ,-,.... 5g,J gfgg.v-: V -Q 1z' P14' -mv Wi- X N ' ' ' Y- Hmf l7F:Q::J'.fz. -. 7 -'-Y.g-git-Q33 -xii - F'--, , , f , Qe q. i ix wig '-ZX f iv wg if Q 4 if fx W M ? if X 94' An' l,.: iv, QQ xg 1 N W n,l! mhz Qtnruelliau l Alpha . Beta Delta . Epsilon . Eta Iota Kappa . Lambda . Mu . Pi Rho Tau . Upsilon . Phi . Chi Psi . Omega . Alpha Beta . Alpha Gamma . Alpha Delta . Alpha Epsilon . Alpha Zeta . Alpha Alumnae Beta Alumnae Gamma Alumnae Delta Alumnae Epsilon Alumnae Zeta Alumnae Eta Alumnae Iota Alumnae Kappa Alumnae Lambda Alumna kappa Qlpba fllbeta .5 linll Df 011151133155 DePauw University Indiana State University University of Illinois Wooster University University of Michigan Cornell University University of Kansas University of Vermont Allegheny College Albion College University of Nebraska Northwestern University University of Minnesota Leland Stanford, jr., University Syracuse University University of Wisconsin University of California Swarthmore College University of Ohio Woman's College of Baltimore Brown University Barnard College Greencastle, Ind. Minneapolis, Minn. . New York City Chicago, Ill. . Columbus, Ohio Indianapolis, Ind. Shelburne, Vt. Los Angeles, Cal. Pittsburg, Pa. . Athens, Ga. IQ8 25132 Qlinrlttllimt Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. appa Qlpba Tlibeta john Henry Comstock Edward F. Nichols Adeline Eldred Prentiss Lucian A. Wait Louis M. Dennis George Ray Chamberlain ,gk Ein E11 rbi' Cecilia Agnes Law Mary Grace Law jessica May Hitchcock Kathleen Clona Connor Mabel Clare Almy Nina Angell Jane Day Cavarly 49I'ElUIIZlfl' Mabel Hale Ullzlucrgranuates 1 903 Maida Rossiter Edith Abserstrorn Juliet Sarah Crossette Harriet Kilbourne Bishop Susan Williams Moses 1904 Ethelyn F. Binkley Fannie Dimmick Lyon Carrie Adele Warner Ida Marie Laird 1 905 Josephine Adair Andrews Mary Violet White Carolyn Hawley Crossette Alice Oakey Durland Adeline Carrie Keip Clara Mabel 'Hornbrook Elizabeth Nichols Ebba Elizabeth Almgren 1906 Abbie Finlay Potts Helen Willoughby Underwood fs Y N 'A H EDI? Ql'f0I'UEIIfaU 199 Phi . . Beta Epsilon Psi . . Beta Tau . Beta Alpha . Beta Iota . Gamma Rho Lambda . Beta Gamma Beta Nu . Beta Delta . Xi . Kappa Delta Iota . Mu . Eta . Upsilon Epsilon Chi . . Beta Zeta . Theta . Sigma Omega Beta Eta . Pi . . Beta Lambda Beta Mu . Beta Xi appa ' apps: 158111111181 ,M Qlljilpttl' ifinll Boston University, Boston, Mass. Barnard College, New York City Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. Buchtel College, Akron, Ohio Wooster University, Wooster, Ohio Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio University of Michigan, Ann Harbor, Mich. Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. DePauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Butler University, Irvington, Ind. Wisconsin University, Madison, Wis. Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. Illinois Wesleyan, Bloomington, Ill. Minnesota University, Minneapolis, Minn. Iowa University, Iowa City, Ia. Missouri University, Columbia, Mo. Nebraska University, Lincoln, Neb. Kansas University, Lawrence, Kan. 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Qlinrlttllidtt appa appa C58lI11I1IH FOUNDED 1570 PSI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1553 Mrs. John Henry Barr Mrs. William Alexander Hammond Mrs. Olive Butler Morrison Beatrice Azalia Gilson Gladys Miller Mrs. Walter Francis Wilcox Mrs. Robert Clarkson Brooks Frederick Diamond Colson 5 Mary Josephine Hull julia Lorraine Melotte Emma Louise Sawyer Mary Alinda Lathrop julia Andrew Cochrane Q FHUIIHEE Christabel Forsythe Fiske 1903 Carrie Van Patten Young 1904 - Katherine Alexander Laura Katherine Smutz CL.P.b Mary Merritt Crawford 1905 Nora Stanton Blatch Mabel Scott Elizabeth Manister Worts Blanche Seelye 1906 Margaret Loomis Stecker Charlotte Holmes Crawford Margaret Rolston Edna Frances Huestis Marion McDermott Qbprcial Helen Adelaide Ellsworth f 4 ww ,,,,,, J ,,zrf'7L :wwf L 1Q,Qm '! ,Q M ff ' ' 2,1 fl , w p . r? .,,f 'VW 'f' ffdffzf' ..,.7W'vf N . 1 ff ' fi. 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University of Colorado Chi Cornell University Psi . Baltimore Woman's College Omega ...... University of Wisconsin Rho ...... Syracuse University Kappa Theta fA1umnae Chapterg . Lincoln, Neb. 202 253112 Ginrittlliatt alta Eamma CHI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1885 J Elm Cllrhr Mrs. Herbert Charles Elmer Mrs. Gardner Stewart Williams Mrs. Clark Sutherland Northrop Mrs. Walter Long Williams 'dlllhrrcpahxintrs 1 903 Mary Lathrop Holden Bernice Ednah Doubleday Bess Emmons Beardsley 1904 Alceste Roxanne jenkins Grace Rappleye Pierson Ellen Greene Holden Alice Evelyn Owsley Elsie McCreary 1905 Frances Ethel johnson Jessie Gillies Sibley Katherine Selden 1906 Fanny Alice Dudley Elizabeth Kemp Waters Sylvia Ernestine Ball Helen Collin Josephine McCorkle 1 s r x EL.L:n7':'l3 mijlf QI01'1IBIIfHII Q03 Salpba Qian dbmega FOUNDED1B65 al 18011 of QEIJEl1JtlZIf5 University of Georgia University of Alabama Southern University Alabama A. 8: M. College Emory College Mercer University Georgia School of Technology University of California University of Colorado Tulane University University of Texas University of Illinois Indiana Polytechnic Institute Adrian College Hillsdale College Albion College University of Nebraska University of Maine Colby College Brown University University of Vermont St. Lawrence University Columbia University Cornell University Muhlenberg College Pennsylvania College Washington and jefferson College University of North Carolina Trinity College College of Charleston University of Virginia Mt. Union College Wittenberg College Wesleyan University Wooster University Ohio State University Western Reserve University Southwestern Presbyterian University Vanderbilt University Southwestern Baptist University Cumberland College University of the South University of Tennessee Tufts College I University of Minnesota Q04 Erbs Qtnruelliau Qlpba Eau dhmega NEW YORK EETA THETA ESTABLISHED 1887 .X in jfarultats james Edwin Creighton Blin Sill Cushman Eugene Plumb Andrews Oxford Duncan Elin wlrbr Chester Childs Platts Weston Earle Fuller William Ennis UIIIUFFQFHUIIHEFS Sidney Hovey Kelleran Edward Arthur Maginnis james joseph Shirley Lewis Roscoe james joseph Nelson Slater Royden Johnston Taylor Guernsey William Ellis Hoxie Harry Thompson Alpheus Penn Denton Andrew Langstaff Johnston Bennett Frederick Lies William Hamer Mainwaring Raymond Rogers Drake George Adams Post Robert Parker Raynsford George Roland McDermott, Carroll Loomis Melvin Clarke Taggart Anderson William George Evans Emil Arthur Renner Charles Russell Kelleran Otto William Lehman Alexander Holt Thompson Archibald Eastwood Chace Franklyn Holiway Sanborn Arthur Charles Hoeiinghoff J awmswi mu 1 X' TK ECB! Qlurlttllialt 20 iebi Gamma elta University of Virginia Massachusetts Institute of Technology Worcester Polytechnic Institute Brown University Dartmouth College Amherst College Trinity College Yale University College of City of New York Columbia University New York University Colgate University Cornell University Union College Syracuse University University of Pennsylvania Lafayette College Lehigh College johns Hopkins University Bucknell University Gettysburg College Pennsylvania State College University of Virginia Roanoke College Hampden and Sidney College Washington and Lee University Richmond College University of Kansas FOUNDED1S48 Washington and jefferson C Allegheny College Wooster University Adelbert College Denison College Wittenberg College Ohio State University Ohio Wesleyan University University of Michigan Indiana University DePauw University Hanover College Wabash College Purdue University University of Tennessee Bethel College University of Alabama University of Texas Illinois Wesleyan University Knox College University of Illinois University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Chicago University William Jewell College University of Missouri University of California University of Washington University of Nebraska olleg vo Ztije Qturuzlliau Paul Smith Livermore Ernest David Button john Horner Wisner, jr. Clarence Lester Gillespie William Alphonso Rowe John Fay Hinckley Claude Thomas Dawes Donald Leggo Boyd Thomas Samuel jones, J Alexander Bayard Clark Carleton Dederer john Richard Worthington Bonner Harry Andrew Eckert Barrett Smith Allard Anthony Dederer bigamma elta KAPPA NU CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1888 at Clarence A. Martin Merwin T. Sudler Bert Raymond Hoobler Clarence William Meyers Philip Schlosser Maxwell Williams Scott Byron Lyman Thompson Everest Amasa Judd Donald French Stevens Thomas MacKellar Everett Malcolm Hawley Robert North Armand Creamer Langdon Charles jacob Schlenker Rea Edwin Babson Harold Adinsell Gilbert john Lorenz Schmidt Isaac Davenport Harry Clay Francis Mark Waldo Judd David Deppen Miller Aaron Anthony Armitage EDU GUI'lTFIIfEIlI 207 19131 elta 19131 FOUNDED AT UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 1869 .3 Hull Df QE1JE11Jtt1'5 Kent University of Michigan .... . 1869 Booth Northwestern University Law School 1 1877 Benjamin Law School, Bloomington, Ill. . 1878-1888 Story Columbia Law School . . . 1881 Cooley St. Louis Law School . . 1882 Pomery University of California . 1884 Marshall Columbian Law School . 1884 jay Albany Law School . . 1884 Webster Boston University . . 1885 Hamilton Law School of Cincinnati College . 1886 Gibson University of Pennsylvania . 1886 Choate Harvard Law School . . 1887 Waite Yale Law School 1887 Field New York University . 1888 Conkling Cornell Law School . 1888 Tiedeman University of Missouri . 1890 Minor Universtiy of Virginia . 1890 Dillon Minnesota Law School . 1890 Daniels Buffalo Law School 1891 Chase Oregon Law School . I8QI Harlan Wisconsin Law School . I8QI Swan Ohio State University . 1892 McLain State University of Iowa 1893 Lincoln University of Nebraska . ' . 1896 Osgoode Law School of Ontario, Toronto . 1896 Fuller Chicago College of Law . 1896 Miller Law School, Leland Stanford, jr. . 1897 Green University of Kansas . . . 1897 Comstock College of Law, Syracuse University 1899 Dwight New York Law School . . . . 1899 Foster Indiana University Law School . 1899 time Qtnruelliau bi elta bi CONKLING CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1853 Cuthbert W. Pound Albert H. Walker Samuel S. Halliday Fred L. Clock james L. Baker Alfred Huger Felix R. Caldwell Peter Fisher, Jr. A. H. Smith Robert Dempster Alfred C. Coxe, Jr. George H. Hooker ae 3111 jfarultatr Frank Irvine Hill U1 rbr Gregg Puff Ql1llUl'IfQI'HDLIElU.'5 Harry T. Crist Alfred C. Coxe Walter F. Willcox Judson A. Elston George A. Davis Edward N. jackson Frank Swartz Martin Travieso Harold Hart George Turner Charles B. Dowd William L. Stow Louis C. Dickinson Elin QEOr1'ttIIi?t1I 209 FOUNDED AT SYFIACUSE UNIVERSITY 1872 .5 Qlllgapttt 15011 Alpha Syracuse University . 1872 Beta Northwestern University . 1881 Eta Boston University 1883 Gamma DePauw University 1887 Delta Cornell University 1889 Epsilon Minnesota University 1890 Zeta Baltimore College . 1891 Theta University of Michigan . . 1892 Iota University of Wisconsin . 1896 Kappa Leland Stanford, jr., University 1899 Lambda University of California . . 1901 Q IO E112 Q,lt0I'UBIIf5II Qlpba bi DELTA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1889 5 3111 'dllrbr Mrs. Edward Bradford Titchener Mrs. Edward Guild Wyckoff Mrs. Blin Sill Cushman Julia Whiton Mack, Mrs. Charles William Wurster Elizabeth Bishop Winslow 1 903 Louise Fargo Brown Lucy Alicia Ellis Helen Isham P 1 904 Grace Alvina Seeley Sara Flagler Cary Edith Samantha jenness Edna Louise Steers Marguerite Thiel Palmie 1905 Alice Fish Louise Barbour Alice Louise Prince 1 906 Elizabeth Randall Brautigam Cherrie Merrie Herder Mabelle Abbot Bessey Violet Barbour Edith Kerr Helen Mae Dennett Ella Westcott Alice Fargo Brown EL Lirfz' T FHILH E112 Qlthflllllfilll 21 1 Alpha Beta Gamma Delta Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Iota Kappa Lambda Mu Nu Omicron Xi bi Sigma appa Qlllaptcv 11011 Massachusetts State College Union University Cornell University University of West Virginia Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College Columbian University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University Massachusetts Institute of Technology St. Lawrence University 212 Zlfijt Qlurlttllifm 1 bi Sigma apps: GAMMA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1889 J jiln jiarultntc Veranus Alva Moore Grant Sherman Hopkins Raymond Clinton Reed Elm 'dlrbr john McFarland Jamieson Sherman Collins Hon. Charles Titus Arthur Benjamin Brooks Benjamin Franklin White Q6raiJuutr Arthur Schultz Lewis Clota IOOIJ 1903 Walter Augustus Frederick Frank George Curtis Harvey Morton Coale William Alfred Tydeman Raymond Dudley Hoyt Edward R. DeGrain Elmer james Shiland 1904 Perley Samuel Wheeler Warren Tubbs john Clement Robertshaw Ernest Herbert Webster john Thomas Riley McCorkle Frederick Gallagher Seitz, -Ir Ernest Serrell Clota 19041 1905 Leonard Green Van Nostrand Clarence Henry Baird Willard Everett Henderer Allen Latta Malone john Andrew Baumgardner George Benedict Markham Lyman Arthur Ransehousen fAlpha 19053 1906 Donald Greggs Case Philip Charles Efinger Stephen james Tydeman john Gosh Bower, jr. Charles Lefever Downs joseph Edwin Garabrant Lewis William Sowles Arthur Virnin Foard Eht Giurltvlliiilt 2 13 elt a Uliau Eelta .ar Qlljapttt lioll Allegheny College Ohio University Washington and jefferson Albion College Adelbert College Hillsdale College y Vanderbilt University Ohio Wesleyan University University of Iowa University of Mississippi Stevens Institute of Technology Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Washington and Lee University Kenyon College University of Pennsylvania Indiana University DePauw University University of Wisconsin Emory College Butler College University of Minnesota Columbia University College University of the South University of Virginia University of Colorado Lehigh University Tufts College Massachusetts Institute of Technology Tulane University Cornell University Northwestern University Brown University Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Nebraska University of Illinois Ohio State University Wabash College University of California University of Chicago University of Michigan University of West Virginia Armour Institute of Technology Dartmouth College Wesleyan University f.Zl1'LII1Il1f Ql:1JEl1JlZE1Z5 New York Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland San Francisco Indianapolis Philadelphia Boston Milwaukee Minneapolis Pittsburg 2 I4 UDB QIU1fllEIIfH1I BETA OMICRON CHAPTER ESTABLISHED JANUARY 17,1890 Rollo Carpenter William Benjamin Fite Lea Pusey Warner Peter Fisher, jr. Harry Marshall Diener Elbert Owen Moore Phillips Henry Mallory Edwin Alexander Seipp .3 3111 glliarultatt Edward Godfrey Cox Erwin Stratton Charles Parker Holt Sanford Putnam Starks Ellis johnson Sterns Irving Warner Sylvester Henry Stanley Hunt Robert Ledger Dempster Charles Welch Hunter Holley Garfield Wellman Harry George Smith Samuel Edgar Francis Harold Salems Warner Nelson Garfield Brayer Charles Ketchum Carpenter Warner Dayton Orvis Arthur Locke jones George Raymond Wilkins Horace Everett Brinkerhoff W +I, , . V gif, wr X1TZ5X--QGN K ' .MW L . ', V ,fbi klfg ' Y Q5 2 ,..,...fuu1u1lIlIII11lum.1.1. S QW - ' 11111 'ffl EDB Qlllrtttllidlt 215 Alpha of New York Beta of New York Alpha of Massachusetts Delta of New York Alpha of Vermont Alpha of Michigan Alpha of Pennsylvania Epsilon of New York Sigma 1913 ' FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE, 1827 .92 Qtlgaptzrfi Union College . Hamilton College Williams College Hobart College . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University . Cornell University . 1827 1831 1834 1840 1845 1858 1887 1890 216 IDE QltUi'IIEIIiEll1 3 ' U1 ij I EPSILON OF NEW YORK ESTABLISHED 1890 Andrew Dickson White George Prentiss Bristol Alfred Austin Moore Horace Mack Hermon Van Vechten Bostwick Brainard Gardner Smith Frank Ross Blair George Haines Hooker Arthur Garfield Dove Roswell Flower Mundy Thomas Stuart Chalmers Arad Ward Evans Morgan Biddleman Garlock Francis Ramsey Allan Alfred Huger Q George Charles Boldt, jr. Robert Maxwell Moody George Russell Williams Edward Estay Stowell Harley Stowell Milo Llewellyn Cleveland William Austin Thrall, jr. james Gifford Kellogg Henry Strong Dennison Arthur Lewis Chase Cazenove Gardner Lee, jr. Paul Folger John Stearns John Edmonds Forgy Edward Scofield Mckinlay, jr james Lynah 35118 fE0t'It2IIi?Ut 217 Alpha Beta Gamma . Epsilon Zeta Eta Theta Kappa Lambda . Mu . Xi . . Omicron . Rho Tau Phi Chi . Psi , . Omega . Alpha Alpha Alpha Beta . Alpha Gamma Alpha Epsilon . Alpha Zeta Alpha Theta Alpha Iota . Alpha Lambda . Alpha Nu Alpha Xi . . Alpha Omicron . Alpha Pi . . Alpha Rho Alpha Sigma . Alpha Upsilon . Alpha Phi Alpha Chi Alpha Psi Alpha Omega . Delta Delta Zeta Zeta Zeta Psi . Eta Eta . Theta Theta Kappa Kappa . Lambda Lambda Mu Mu . . Nu Nu . Xi Xi . . Omicron Omicron Phi Phi . A Rho Rho . . bigma bi FOUNDED1855 '25 13011 Df QIIJH1JtE'C5 . , . , Miami University , University of Wooster The Ohio Wesleyan University Columbian University Washington and Lee University The University of Mississippi Pennsylvania College Bucknell University Indiana University Denison University DePauw University Dickinson College Butler College Roanoke College Lafayette College Hanover College The University of Virginia The Northwestern University Hobart College The University of California Ohio State University The University of Nebraska Beloit College Massachusetts Institute of Tech. The Illinois Wesleyan University The University of Wisconsin The University of Texas The University of Kansas Tulane University Albion College Lehigh University The University of Minnesota The University of So. California Cornell University Pennsylvania State College Vanderbilt University Leland Stanford, jr., University Purdue University Centre College The University of Cincinnati Dartmouth College The University of Michigan The University of Illinois Kentucky State College West Virginia University Columbia University The University of State of Missouri The University of Chicago The University of Pennsylvania The University of Maine Q18 UDB Qlflllflllllfdil Hugh Montgomery Krumbhaar john Barrie Ferguson John McClellan Lee Hugh McKnight Ferguson Sigma Gigi ALPHA PHI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED OCTOBER 10 1890 A 11111 jfarultatc Robert Clarkson Brooks Zllnhcrgtahliatrs 1903 Benjamin Franklin Longnecker Harvey Clark Fairbank Harry Frost Stratton John Hibbish Wells 1904 William Paxton Cary Mayo Granger Roe George Howarth Potter Robert Palmiter Bennett Alfred Ostrom Kellogg William Browne Gilles Harold Spencer Bope Eben Childs Spieden 1905 William Horace Schmidlapp Clinton Raymond Goodrich Keith Logan Bullitt Stanley Granger Horn Edward Cochrane Gow Walter S. Fox jazeb William Fisher 1906 Edward Newton Holten Harold Whiting Dawson Frederick Charles von Steinwehr james Stokes Frazer Robert Henry Knowlton Howard Lehman Waterall :ff ' If X ,, f xfqfwj -vf Fu'- H, fi, 1 7 ff In , ,W q Mo I-9 2 , , ,gf M57 -1 ' 75 -I :K-fi F fer- , ' nfcfjqqf -A-dv ,7?,g ,. 5131? 'K wir' V f,?'-3.51,gr-'f:1J,p'f 553.961 1,1 7, N4 ,V yy, .1 :fl 'ZX 45124: ' ,Q ::,ff'a-pr :FU , ' ' SEC 5 'muff .-' f 1 fxv n '-x ' : ,f ,ffl -I ,L 9f:E ?'i.f! ,gfyg ,, drip: Gnruelliau elta Qibi FOUNDED AT CORNELL, OCTOBER 13 1890 Cornell University . New York University . University of Minnesota University of Michigan Dickinson University . Lake Forest University Northwestern University University of Buffalo . Osgoode Hall . . Syracuse University . Union qA1bany Law School J University of West Virginia Ohio State University . New York Law School . .3 13011 of fllljaptcw Ithaca, New York New York City Minneapolis, Minn. Ann Arbor, Mich. Carlisle, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. Buffalo, N. Y. Toronto, Canada Syracuse, N. Y. Albany, N. Y. Morgantown, W. Va Columbus, Ohio New York City me mhz Gluruelliqm William Albert Finch Ernest Wilson Huffcutt Moore Marsh Sweetland Stephen Edwin Banks Manton Marble Wyvell Arthur Mullen Wright Lyman Annise Kilburn james Timothy Driscoll John Wiltsie Knapp Arthur Burdette Simons Ernest William Bischoff Harry Raymond Merrill Floyd Leslie Carlisle Elias Heathman Kelley Robert Dorn Liddle elta Qlbi Ji Duncan Campbell Lee Frederick Diamond Colson Elmer Alonzo Denton James O'Malley Daniel Hugh Reed William Stearly Peace George Henry Russ Ralph Ellwood Hoskot Andrew Rutledge, jr. Charles Earl Kelley Hugh Price Henry William Duke, jr. Harold jay Richardson Andrew Raymond Cornwall james William Buiiington Harry Matthews jack Franklin Pierce Dudgeon - fu ' '5' E.15 3'1.. I 121531231 3313 1'F,-.71'I1l1f i:' -:If 1 1 H 1112-J '52 ' i I III11 +5.21 1 1 ' 1111 I . 'I 'I 52 . -1. 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Union College Ohio Wesleyan University University of Cincinnati Ohio State University Gettysburg College 15011 Franklin College Purdue University Northwestern University University of Illinois University of Minnesota Central University Bethel College Kentucky State College Southwestern Presbyterian University Cumberland University Vanderbilt University University of Tennessee University of the South Southwestern Baptist University University of Alabama Southern University Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Missouri Washington 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 Q22 UUE Qturuelliam P 1 l Sigma Qlpba Epsilon Russell Bellamy Ql1llUt'UQI'EiDlIHfL'5 Charles Albert Blakeslee Herbert Parkhurst Atherton Ralph Sherlock Kent Arthur DeWitt Harnden John B. Smith, jr. Carl Foster White Herbert August Gehring Harry Travor Kuschke Edwin Nelson Ferdon Edward Morris Lara Franklin Lee Ferdon james Chapin Vinton Carl Leopold Werniche Frederick Isaac Brown Edward Arthur Wadsworth Charles Parkinson Wood Roger Leverick Kingsland Raymond Walsh Nutting Herbert Maitland Sloat William Loomis Stow, jr. Frederick Loren Gallup Edward Fosgate Brundage Irwin Blakeslee William Willett Manville Stone Howard Ehrich Frederic Clifford Pitcher Howard Cameron Rice William Rendell Johnston William Arthur Vawter, zndi William Alexander Robinson john Jacob Wolfersperger Alfred Witherrnan Mellowes Frederick Abildgaard Fenger Ralph Coit Turner Harry Seymour Bentley Theophilus Roy Emerson 3 ygjAA4vP 5 ' x. B .. yy VIV. y 73 A ' Q ,, WM FV k ii 'i N N W Xxx 'my f :Z . avril,-,.b7 Nzfxxkv- I I ' im .3 -..' -' 1-2 '.-..A-. ' X 21311. .5- ff ' 9 w A.A . .- .'.A. 1'-' .,VA 4 554 gs , A k 1 1252? CR ' h w mijf Qiflllifllfllfiill 223 FOUNDED AT UNION COLLEGE 1827 .99 Qtlg apterii Alpha Union College . 1827 Beta Brown University 1838 Gamma New York University . 1841 Delta Columbia University I842 Epsilon Rutgers College . . 1 845 Zeta Harvard University . 1845 Eta University of Pennsylvania . 1849 Lambda Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1 864 Nu Lehigh University . . 1 884 Xi johns Hopkins University 1884 Omicron Yale University . , 1 889 Pi Cornell University 1 89 I 224 211112 Qliurlwlliim :alta 1913i PI CHAPTER ESTABLISHED 1891 '25 gltratrcs in mths George Schuyler T arbell Rev. VVard Mosher glhacrr in jFnrulmtn Lane Cooper jftatrrs in lbrscsmti George William Grattan Jacob Remsen Ditmars William Thomas Andrews Everett Williams Jameson Arthur Morton Phillips Perkins Fitch Cady Walter Wadsworth Zittel Griswold Wilson Frank Donaldson Brown john Thompson Brown Gordon McDougall Taylor Edward Levi Blakeslee Earl Blunn Covert Harry Gregory Underwood Reginald Edward Marsh Edward Winslow Campion N asseem Mallouf Harry Leroy Curtis Ztijc Qlurmllizm 22 ' apps: Sigma 13011 of Qlljaptefii University of Maine Bowdoin College University of Vermont Brown University New Hampshire College University of Maryland Swarthmore College Pennsylvania State College Columbian University University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Bucknell University Washington and jefferson College Lehigh University Dickinson College Davidson College Hampden-Sidney College University of Virginia Randolph-Mason College William and Mary College Richmond College Trinity College University of North Carolina University of Alabama Mercer University Wabash College Ohio State College University of Minnesota University of California Wofford College Georgia School of Technology Alabama Polytechnic Institute University of Georgia Cumberland University Vanderbilt University University of Tennessee Southwestern University University of the South Kentucky State University Millsaps College Louisiana State University Centenary College Southwestern University Tulane University University of Texas University of Arkansas University of Nebraska William Jewell College Missouri State University University of Denver Washington University Purdue University University of Illinois University of Michigan University of Indiana Lake Forest University University of Wisconsin University of Iowa Leland Stanford University 226 GUI? Ullllllllfllfiiil appa Sigma ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER FOUNDED1892 1,99 3111 jiarultatr David Fletcher Hoy Herbert Fisher Moore Willard Winfield Rowlee Irving Atwell Colby 'U11l1UlZIQl'HUIlHUZ5 Setlists Tudor Rosser Williams Charles Everett Kelsey Charles Edward Murray Chester Willard Evans Martin john Roess Francis Mills Case john Thomson Sturdevant Egbert Vernon Nelson Roy Harry Black CB. Z.j Elnniurs Wickham Hurd Aldrich George Jean Nathan james Lee Davis Andrew Allgood Holmes Morrison Fetzer Richard jenkins Lane Richard Hayes Hobbie John Mills Keeler Supbunuums Leroy Grant Gates Ryburn Pinckard Edward Hyndman Ford Robert A. Gardner William Henry Scranton Lewis Joseph Heizmann dlfrrsbmvn Frederick Lewis Thomas Farmer, jr. Lawrence Gordon Morse Sherwood Conkling Morse Lindley Wilkeson johnson --N M e K 1 ELUETT PHIL.-7 T119 QUUBIIEIUJII P 227 Alpha Beta Delta Epsilon Zeta Eta . Theta Kappa Lambda Mu . Nu . Xi . Omicron Alpha K Rho Sigma Tau . Upsilon Phi Chi appa Phi 5 V FOUNDED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 1882 .3 13011 Df QElJF1ptB155 University of Michigan Detroit College of Medicine Western University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota Northwestern University University of Illinois University of Cincinnati Rush Cafliliated with Chicago Universitym University of Pennsylvania University of Syracuse University of Southern California New York University and Bellevue Union University Washington University CSt. Louisb jefferson Medical College Western Reserve University Cornell University Cooper Medical College University of California University of Toronto 1 EDI? Ulllflilfllfdii TAU CHAPTER FOUNDED JU Paul Richard Brown Veranus Alva Moore Charles Loomis Dana Abram Tucker Kerr Luzerne Coville William Ridgeley Orndorff Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury Benjamin Haff Searing james Knight Quigley Robert Francis Ludwig Horace Poiner Hoerle Benjamin Peter Farrel William Walter Rose Louis Allen Parmenter Alfred Augustus Walker Harry Isaac Andrews Leigh Collins Ransom Bertrand Francis Drake u Sigma u NE 1900 CORNELL UNIVERSITY MEDICAL COLLEGE .3 joseph Fraenkel Augustus Grote Pohlman Lewis Warner Riggs john Williams Coe Benson Ambrose Cohoe, T.E Andrew Harp Montgomery William Jamieson Abbott Merwin T. Sudler, T.E. Arthur Randolph Green Harold Capron Bailey Edward William Weber Floyd Robins Wright Keith Sears George DeHart Kennedy john Mead Hall Harold Booth Judd Ralph Willis Atwater Milton Chapman Bert Raymond Hoobler William Clark Snyder Arthur Harold Martin Robert LeRoy Hutton Walter Edwards King, T.E. William Hills Sheldon, T.E. Wmawn ww 5 nmaour. Elfijlf 6U1'IIEIIidII QQ Q Ulibe Smitty of Gamma Hlpba The society of Gamma Alpha is a non-secret organization which aims to promote fellowship among advanced and graduate students in the scientific and technical courses Arthur Malcolm Bean B.S. ! James Adrian Bizzell, A.M. Judson Freeman Clark, Rolland D. Craig, B.S. Walter Smith Edge Alfred Joshua Edge A.B. James Alfred Foord, M.S.A. Fred William Foxworthy A.M. Lucius Sanford Hulburd Oskar Augustus Johann ! sen, A.M. Oscar Percy Johnston, M.S. Lloyd Balderston Jones Walter E. King, B.A. Harry G. MacDonald Alexander D. MacGillivray, A Robert Mclntosh, Ph.B. Paul Blakeslee Mann, A.B. Louis Margolin Thomas S. Newman Hugh Daniel Reed, A.B. Francis Howe Richards William Albert Riley, B.S. John P. Stewart, B.S. William Crooks Thro, A.M. Herbert Hice Whetzel, A.B. Gershon Franklin White, B.S. William Frederic Wisner, A.B. .B. Zlijt Qtnruelliau 2 sl Beta Mu Theta Kappa Iota Lambda , Zeta Epsilon Eta Nu Xi . Omicron . Pi Rho Sigma Upsilon . Phi . Psi . Beta Beta Beta Phi . Beta Theta Beta Zeta Beta Nu . Beta Chi . Beta Iota Beta Psi . Beta Mu . Beta Xi . Beta Tau . Beta Upsilon Beta Sigma Delta Theta Gamma Gamma Gamma Alpha Gamma Chi Gamma Epsilon Gamma Zeta Gamma Theta Gamma Iota Gamma Lambda Gamma Mu Gamma Gamma Gamma Eta Gamma Kappa Nu Xi Sigma II liull Df QlTlJ8l1JtBtf5 University of Virginia University of Georgia University of Alabama North Georgia Agricultural College Howard College Washington and Lee University Central University, Kentucky Bethany College Mercer University University of Kansas Emory College Bethel College Lehigh University University of Missouri Vanderbilt University University of Texas Louisiana State University University of North Carolina DePauw University Tulane University Alabama A. 85 M. College Purdue University Ohio State University Stanford University Mount Union College University of California University of Iowa William Jewell College North Carolina College of A. 85 M. Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Vermont Lombard University Albion College Georgia School of Technology Stevens Institute Lafayette College University of Oregon Cornell University State College of Kentucky University of Wisconsin University of Illinois University of Michigan Missouri State College of Mines Colorado State College of Mines University of Colorado 252 if f - ' ff -..s- -sw .- , f .,,. Ufijlf Q'LU1il'tEIIidI't X . ,y v v r 'N A Y I ' xx' ' i 'I X iw V -. v . , , , . - ' .g U 5+ ' I I' :.-pf' Vi' '. 71 .,Q,- 1. , fi 1 fi if ' . ,: ,-ugly-W1 .27 Qui . :. ,i f- R' x ,, 1 gap It 'faq-fie.:.g, 4' 5 1 Xi, Q! :V A 'VM - l I, 5 55 ii li: lx . . y , v, iigil, liar! J ERA Reiki' iilliiiz A 'L' 9 'Y if 1511493 ., , M.. ' , , .... - L., S V GAMMA THETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED DECEMBER 7 1901 Arthur Ripont Keller Horace Evans Sibson james Blaine Thomas Oliver Henry Davis al 3111 jtacultatr john Mason Young Otho Louis Goehle joseph Clair Smith Wesley Rose Ellis jesse Eugene Harris Wilson Park Harris James Douglas Mudge Arthur Gove Wylie Lionel Henriquez de Leon Chester Nelson Reitze Frank Winsor Eveland John Malcolm Moran John Lear Treacy Albert Frank Siebold joseph Albert Hyde, jr. William Overton Kurtz Thomas David Bowes, jr Oliver Chauncey Spencer William Henry Lewis Dwight Elliot Foster VW u' I My ,Juli 7 f-:f ,iff 1' N vw,- V53 W 'S P fdwffw f X fp N Ili' A !'JA f' 7 f ff 'A f f ,f,c 1w,f'L-.w-1f.- ,A f f 41 9- - 3 .. , ' ,., ,,:,,-,Lv . f, ' 2 -,MW H - Q., I U ,aff f A If fy f7,f ' 5 14: -' - V 4 i-A ' 'SZ ,, v, LL? .' aff! ,ir:: 'f'.'flQ'- :J -12- Q'-:fZ ffn'w' ,4- N1 ,P 1 f 1 NL- ' : -' gf V xi-ii ,ff 34 - 4 551 Ev J ff ,- ' a1 ': 'fWy,' -T: 2 l iz- -f-19fK. .':?3? f- 'V x'-1,-. --x ,f-ff fp- my ' 5, A '1 L 4, ' '5 L'q- 1 . '- ff ,fm M' ' , .2Tbjfw'5 ':T:---T , , f f V .2 rr .iw .w2'1i:f'f' -f mf' f- ,.. dxf V .ff aw b f I E1LJL'T1'JJEg4g5 Zlfijt Giurttvllivm 233 ibbi Qlpba Sigma al QIIJSQJWI' llinll Alpha University of Pennsylvania Beta jefferson Medical College Gamma The University and Bellevue Medical College Delta Cornell University 234 ZUJI? Qlfflflllfllidll ibbi Qlpba Sigma 5 3111 jhlrtnltate Joseph Edcil Winters, M.D. Jeremiah Sweeter Ferguson, M.S.,M.D. Frederick Walker Gwyer, M.D. john Augustus Hartwell, Ph.B., M.D. james Clifton Edgar, Ph.B., A.M. Benjamin Trowbridge Tilton, A.B., M.D. George Wooley, A.B., M.D. Franklin Moore Stephens, M.D. Irving Samuel Haynes, Ph.B., M.D. Chas. Nicoll Bancher Camac, M.D. Alexander Lambert, A.B., Ph.B., M.D. Dever Smith Byard, M.D. Percival Ranney Bolton, Ph.B., M.D. Guy Davenport Lombard, M.D. Lewis Atterbury Connor, Ph.B., M.D. Bertram Henry Buxton, A.B., M.D. George Dempster Hamlen, A.M., M.D. Alfred Edward Thayer, M.D. William Fletcher Stone, Ph.B., M.D. George E. Dodge, M.D. James Ewing, A.M., M.D. William I. Jones, M.D. john Rogers, jr., A.B., Ph.B., M.D. james Ramsey Hunt, M.D. Robert Grigg Reese, Ph.G., M.D. William J. Elser, M.D. Warren Coleman, A.B., M.D. Blu dlrhc Coryell Clark, M.D. john H. McLean, A.B., M.D. Edward Hand, M.D. Robert J. Kahn, A.M., M.D. james Lawrence Orr, jr., M.D. Robert S. Macdonald, Ph.B., M.D. Percy Herbert Williams, A.B., M.D. Dean Miltimore, B.S., M.D. john james Cotter, A.B., M.D. Walter Lindsay Niles, M.D. joseph A. Mulholland, A.B., M.D. Cecil M. Ross, M.D. William Hereford Smith, B.S., M.D. Louis Shaeffer, Ph.G., M.D. Henry J. Gunderdacker, B.S., M.D. Paul Harrison Waterman, A.B., M.D. Edward F. Kilbane, M.D. Willets Wilson, Ph.G., M.D. Robert F. McDonald, M.D. Harrison Grey Roland Hazen, M.D. 1903 Paul Dolan, A.B. William Henry Magill, Ph.B. Elliot Wagstaff Lawrence Clarence Catlin Coryell 1904 Samuel Milbank Hugh Holmes Carr Alvin Baird, A.B. Charles A. Squires, A.B. Gerry Brown Dudley, A.B. 1905 John Rutherford Herrick Albert N. Benedict S. Newell Smith Edward Miltimore Rollin Hills 1906 Ernest Simon Bishop, A.B. james Erwin Reed Thomas joseph Kearns, A.B. Leo. Halpin EDI? 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Laura Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago, Ill University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Cooper Medical College, San Francisco, Cal. Cornell University Medical College, Ithaca, N. Y Woman's Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. 240 EDI? QIIJYIIITIUHII Qlpba Qtpsilnn Elura ETA CHAPTER ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1902 .X Slnhisory 1U5uarD V Simon Henry Gage, B.S. Veranus Alva Moore, B.S., M.D. Abram Tucker Kerr, B.S., M.D. William Ridgeley Orridorff, A.B., Ph D Sssoriatc amuhcrs Mrs. Simon Henry Gage Mrs. Abram Tucker Kerr Mrs. Veranus Alva Moore Qlbrmbrrs' Margaret jane Bullard, A.B. Ida Marie Laird Marion Winifred Elliot Adeline May Wescott Alletta Langdon Bedford Florence Lucinda McKay Edith Loeber Pauline Scharfmann Zella Mildred White Mabel Scott Leona Estelle Todd Elizabeth M. Worts W ,A , - ,eq . 'N ,' fi ... 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Edgar Richard Lance William Law Bowman james Dermiston Hartman john T. R. McCorkle john Wiltsie Knapp Hugh Matthew Beirne William Alfred Tydeman Fred G. Seitz Arthur S. Lewis M ! O 44 ? 3 : . XQI3:!:-3C?. QEUSEQEB-:5f!?ZR. 12445-Fz13-It N3-r2+3:3QB. e.gfaz1QEpI2--44- H.1.+T.P.+-azv. N. ,c . ii-V 5 :I ri f f 3 '-2 2 , ' ' W i , ,A , 'f wlfgf f f 'K W H115 IHII 5 William Chzunbers Shepard Benjamin Oliver Williams Ernest O. P. Waud Charles Carroll White Richard T olin Anton Vonnegut Philip Lewis William Voris George W. S. Platts William Lowdon Wilson 249 SSI UU! ' x uf 0111s 9 Cl lueiig' ICO it X '1 Uli I , .:1,Q, ,V 1 5 F1-5',p . K -V I g . -, -' ' - T rf, if X f - . .,,,y:. H :'5'if'3, I- .a u-gomiii 'I ,tl , ! ' ' Us . r ....gum5r,gu,g5gqur ' - . lulyamqgilauuaanay-v Q -- ' , 4-...q1auMlFun,9uufaagv at 6 gJi,1d.f,3,. ull? -'- V X -- iiiiili iliWif 5iii'n'5i --Vflinl ' ' m :llllBl':gilBllkbl llfngafsgniaik-Jieif .' 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I-Iynds Weidman Tudor Rosser Williams Arthur Sidney Whitbeck 251 ,f :mee Skull 5 Clinton Leroy Babcock Herman Dercum Burr La Monte Smith Raymond Elliott Brown William Truesdale Wheeler Ernest Valois Price Arthur Harold Martin Harold Booth Judd Frank Crowl Robinson Harry Conrad Herpel Porte Rollin Wheeler Curt Berthold Mueller Frederick Schneider 253 ,-Y- ' sri' E5 v 4 l l' -'Z ' 1 ' ibpramih ,AY Henry Neely Ogden Charles Albert Blakeslee Gaylord Church Cummin Albert Ralph Ellis Newton Crocker Fassett Herbert August Gehring Archibald Marvine Gilbert Howard Corwin Hopkins William Richard Taylor Howard Campbell Tompkins Charles Reeve Vanneman Tudor Rosser Williams 255 min Qtnruelliam 2 Sunbap ight Qlluh al Frank Ross Blair Floyd Leslie Carlisle james Joseph Cauiield Francis Jenkins Danforth Arad Ward Evans Newton Crocker Fassett Peter Fisher, jr. 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A 4-if '1 Q ,AA' iz 5 A'-' i le s 1 . .. lr F ' r ilbbi letra appa New Yomc -rn-:ETA on-:AFTER ESTABLISHED JUNE 25,1551 .al Qwentbers in Mouth of Enstrurtion Ernest Albee University of Vermont '87 George William jones Yale '59 Eugene Plumb Andrews Cornell '95 Duncan Campbell Lee Hamilton '91 George Francis Atkinson Cornell '85 William Ross Lee Hamilton 'oo Charles Babcock Union '47 James McMahon Dublin '81 Frederick Bedell Yale '89 Alfred Austin Moore Hamilton '89 Charles Edwin Bennett Brown '78 Benton Sullivan Monroe Cornell '96 Charles Prentice Bristol Hamilton '76 john Lewis Morris Union '56 George Lincoln Burr Cornell '81 Clark Sutherland Northrop Cornell '93 Thomas Frederick Crane Princeton '64 William Albert Riley . DePauw '97 Herbert Charles Elmer Cornell '83 jacob Gould Schurman London '77 William Albert Finch Cornell '80 George W. Stewart DePauw '98 George William Harris Cornell '73 William Strunk, Jr. Cincinnati ,QQ Gilbert Dennison Harris Cornell '76 Charles Mellen Tyler Yale '55 james Morgan Hart Princeton '60 Lucien Augustus Wait Harvard '70 Charles Henry Hull Cornell '86 Andrew Curtis White Hamilton '81 Harold E. Johnson Williams '99 Walter Francis Willcox Amherst '64 Kfeinrllt il9r1nbrrs' Martha C. Bennett Cornell '02 Daniel C. Knowlton Cornell '98 Edith McBickham Cornell '99 Albert T. Olmstead Cornell 'oz Anne B. Babler Cornell '02 james I. Reynolds Cornell 'oo Grace C. Chamberlin Cornell '92 Brainard G. Smith Hamilton '72 Benton Dales University of Nebraska '97 William H. Smith Cornell '73 William E. Griilis Rutgers '69 Amelia Easty Stowell Vassar '71 Samuel Dumont Halliday Cornell '70 George P. Watkins Cornell ,QQ joseph P. Harris Cornell '01 Andrew D. White Yale '53 Jessica M. Hitchcock Cornell '97 Roger Butler Williams Yale '68 James B. Hopkins Hamilton 'oo fllrnm Qlllass uf 1903 Grace Mead Andrus Lucia Birdsall Musson Florence Daisy Lefferts John Calder Pearson George Holland Sabine Erbs Qlurnclliau 263 v. A. Moons . J. H. BARR P. A. FISH . J. MCMAHON W. R. ORNDORFF A, f' Rx i ' he R,Tfff!1', 5 Ass ' :LA-,L fj f.,..--Ewa...-... Sigma fi Qbffirns CEE Mrsinellt :T1Bcn1bcr5 of Qlpha Frank Allen G. F. Atkinson J. W. Baird J. H. Barr Frederick Bedell I. M. Bentley Ernest Blaker S. H. Burnett G. C. Caldwell R. C. Carpenter H. R. Carveth E. M. Chamot I. P. Church J. F. Clark W. W. Coblentz J. H. Comstock Mrs. A. B. Comstock Luzerne Coville C. L. Crandall B. S. Cushman Benton Dales L. M. Dennis Herman Diederichs R. G. Dukes Lindsay Duncan E. J. Durand W. F. Durand B. E. Fernow P. A. Fish W. B. Fite J. A. Foord E. A. Fuertues P. F. Gaehr Mrs. S. H. Gage W. C. Geer L. T. Genung A. C. Gill Julius Goettsch C. D. Harris G. D. Harris Miss Lena Harris H. W. Hibbard W. A. Hilton G. S. Hopkins H. J. Hotchkiss David F. Hoy J. I. Hutchinson H. S. Jacoby H. R. Jessel O. A. Johannson H. E. Johnston Edgar B. Kay A. T. Kerr, Jr. S. G. Coon James Law A. S. McAllister James McMahon Miss C. W. Merrell Ernest Merritt Mrs. M. R. Miller Wilhelm Miller G. S. Moler H. F. Moore V. A. Moore E. C. Murphy E. L. Nichols President - Vice-President Treasurer I Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary hapter 190241903 H. H. Norris H. N. Ogden W. R. Orndorff H. D. Reed Heinrich Ries W. A. Riley W. W. Rowlee J. H. Russell H. J. Ryan Miss M. E. Schallenberger E. W. Schoder J. S. Shearer Ernest S. Shepherd M. V. Slingerland Virgil Snyder C. E. Smith H. F . Stecker G. W. Stewart J. H. Tanner R. S. Tarr J. E. Teeple W. C. Thro R. H. Thurston E. B. Tichener M. Van Hook . M. Whipple Theodore Whittlesey G. S. Williams W. L. Williams K. McKay Wiegand H. H. Wing John M. Young John Wesley Young .I- G A OLIN FELL DERR President ARTHUR H. CLIMO . . Vice-President Haines Gridley C. N. Glover D. T. Wells R H. Inslee C. A., Sleicher A. S. 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Harold Frederick Weiss George Anthony Wessman John Horner Wisner UDB Qlurtwllidlt ilaturmrehille Qlluh 1.9! G. c. Bom, C. M. Brown, jr., P. J. Cady, N. C. Chambers, B. F. Drake, F. J. Danforth, N. W. Elmer, F. S. Fitzpatrick, G. E. Gibson, C. N. Glover, R. H. Inslee, F. W. Masters, N. H. Noyes, E. P. Palmer, jr., C. B. Piper, R. W. Root, L. C. Ward, B. o. Williams, H. I. Wise, .05 ,04 104 105 304 ,03 '04 '05 ,03 .04 ,04 .05 506 104 .05 ,04 '06 ,05 '06 nmell Zffinihersitp bristian Qssnriatinn Qbffirers GRAHAM CREIGHTON PATTERSON, President MAUDE LOUISE KUSCHKE, Vice-President HELEN COFFIN, Secretary ALFRED JOSHUA EDGE, Treasurer PAUL BLAKESLEE MANN , . General Secretary WILLIAM JEFFERIS REINHART , Financial Secretary jHzn's Department GRAHAM CREIGHTON PATTERSON, ,O4 . . President ERNEST VALOIS PRICE, '04 . . . . 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Koon J. P. Taylor M. R. Clark R. Leon S. Taber E. G. Eberhardt W. L. Mann I. J. Springer S. R. Edwards C. M. Marsh, jr. L. O. Veser C. R. Everson R. J. McNitt R. E. Vose I. R. Ferguson J. Fishman H. C. Ford B. T. McCormick J. Morrison G. Parsons M. S. Van Vleet H. B. Vincent J. A. Wheeler C. A. Whipple F. S. Yale 280 GP QL I .wa er SSC! 'Q 1. Y M f I K W Ay CQ. .. 52 ,. ia Ca UQ Q CQ .ff , . . ,., -. .7 .7-:...,......::,.y., ...N Q.,,-,..,.:.,,,.,.,:..5,,.-5Q. , . . ,V- l fr.. Nl- t-as-'r...,..-g:'.:-1,-:.-fe-Q11-E- ---:.:'7Y. ,.'.l-1:.'w51T-5.l':.'g'.f-11F.E7s3753'?-mtv.:y.g..g-in-Q.-,.wf.'-:Fla fr , , - . 4. . : gp ,- - w- , ' .-x , Q 1--:...y..-. ns...-.-..: - - ' 'w rfmx'- i5 f..-S - viii,-H - ' .J'f.-T -Q., ff f 1. .fq.'- 'wi Jf'.1- WWE: 1'11Q3.:lQP K fzz, .11ii'?.' cf, 1. ,V-V '.'V: 9' 3, S V.--1-': fl f' 3'.- - M... . ' - .'.: r-::- - :'- '- L:--4 -fp.--.xffi X -if. .1-n'.1'-1-----1 '-.arf 3,-g+':.31 lf- -,.. 'x-.q . - ., --f.-3 -'.:..-xg . 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W. Spicer J. J. Springer 9lBs:1u1.u:rs H. E. Sibson I. P. Taylor R. E. Vose J. M. Young O. G. Bennett, jr. G. A. 'Wessman H. B. Vincent J. Wheeler C. T. Reed R. H. Black J. P. Davies W. B. Blakeslee W. H. Armstrong C. D. Bloomer H. C. Carroll R. K. Cheney L. A. Casnove J. P. Davies -I. C. Fox H. F. -Iewett R. Leon President ISt Vice-President 2d Vice-President Recording Secretary Treasurer Corresponding Secretary W. Katzenstein C. M. Marsh S. E. Meeker, Jr. J. Morrison C. C. Myers R. S. Pattison F. W. Poate W. J. Reinhart E. Schlemmer L. Gf Shepard A. W. Stone J. A. Stratton S. Taber M. C. Velarde F. S. Yale F. E. Cuddeback H. Dingle G. Savory H. T. Snyder A. I. Hudson S. -I. Goldwater R. -I. Shalders 281 C. A. Whipple 282 EIU: Qtuvuclliau 'QV' grirultural buttery A. STONE . W. I. THOMSON S. H. PERKY . F. E. ROBERTSON F. H. RICHARDS G. F. WARREN . A. R. MANN . , G. A. BELL , , Miss H. A. ELLSWORTH E. KELLEY . . . L. F. Ayer H. C. Easton G. L. Barber J. H. Barrin W. E. Baugh G. A. Bell E. P. Best G. Bruns H. F. Button F. Bues D. E. Carley P. E. Clapp J. A. Clark S. R. Clark H. G. Coville A. W. Cowell W. B. Dunlop Miss H. A. Ellsworth M. W. Evans G. A. Flint J. S. Fraser W. L. Gilbert C. A. Hartley G. W. Herrick S. M. Herrick E. M. Holton M. Hale E. Kelley H. E. Kinne O. Lee A. R. Mann E. R. Morse .29 3? itat Glenn Svrcunh Glenn Sllfaexnhrrs M. S. Myers Miss J. H. Nightinga E. Norton A. O'Brien F. E. Peck S. H. Perky Miss M. L. Pettit R. H. Pettit F. J. Porter Miss A. E. Putnam D . Quiroz F. H. Richards F. E. Robertson H. E. Ross G. Runkle J. Rymple le President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Librarian President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Librarian L. S. St. johns T. F. Sewards C. F. Shaw Miss M. C. Shepperson S. Simpkins D. C. Stanion A. Stone E. M. Swigget G. W. Tailby W. F. Thomson W. I. Thompson W. I. Ward G. F. Warren W. D. Wheelock Miss A. M. White D. R. Wood 1.43i ' f V r r- 3 . . ..--v if 1 :ig2:::.- Suki ' 4 .-67 fn MEDICAL - 'grew 4 W ,M ,IJ yrs -3- A M . s a - yi if 1 Q a N , Q, X s 7 , f X If lf' iv' f Ifcolci I : it 1, f X ' P I' bl- lflifws till' it it .f, - ' N ', i ' X , if l u iii f . , . ,, . J . ., .. C lin l-li Qbffirrrs ARTHUR M. WRIGHT, President JOHN H. RICHARDS, Secretary Miss ADELINE M. WESCOTT Vice-President ROSCOE S. WILCOX, Treasurer Qixrrntiuc Qllummittes: Francis J. Cahill Miss Eliza A. Fancher William F. Wismar .iianultp jtilrmhrw Buff G. Wiider, B.S., M.D. Simon H. Gage, B.S.' Veranus A. Moore, B.S., M.D. William R. Orndorff, A.B., Ph.D. Pierre A. Fish, D.Sc., D.V.M. Benjamin F. Kingsbury, A.B., Ph.D. Abram F. Kerr, B.S., M.D. Emile M. Chamot, B.S., Ph.D. Luzerne Coville, B.S., M.D. Paul R. Brown, M.D. John S. Shearer, B.S., Ph.D. Bert B. Stroud, D.Sc. Theodore Whittlesey, A.B., Ph.D. Henry R. Jessel, B.S., Ph.D. Samuel H. Burnett, A.B. Jay E. Root, A.B. , Ms. John E. Teeple, B.S. Augustus G. Pohlman, M.D. Benson A. Cohoe, B.A., M.B. Mervin T. Sudler, B.S., Ph.D., M.D. William J. Abbott, B.A., M.D. W. E. King, B.S. Gershom F. White, B.S. William C. Thro, A.B., A.M. Lawrence Hendee, A.B., M.D. Charles O. W. Bunker, B.S. Bert R. Hoobler. B.S. William Atwood Hilton, Ph.D. Oscar P. Johnson, Ph.D. William F. Wismar, A.B. Joseph H. Russell, A.B. William Chauncey Geer, A.B. Bert Raymond Wilbur Qrtihe members Harry B. Avery Elbert R. Davis Miss F. McKay George W. Stark Miss E. E. Almgren J. C. Dederer William E. Maher, Jr. Harold E. Santee Harry Andrews Miss M. W. Elliott Jerome Nusbaum William M. Sill Charles W. Bunker Miss E. A. Fancher Clarence P. Obendorf Miss L. E. Todd Edgar F. Berry Norman Goodwin Robert R. Patterson John Tinkler, Jr. Damas B. Becker B. C. Board Miss A. L. Bedford Edgar G. Cuddeback Miss M. M. Crawford Miss I. Caldwell Archibald E. Chase Miss Z. M. Clark Edward I. Crum Milton Chapman Francis J. Cahill Miss E. D. Chase Bertrand F. Drake Harvey P. Groesbeck Charles R. Payne Miss H. M. Hatfield Ernest M. Poate Geo. T. Longbothum H. L. Prince Robert L. Hutton Adelbert J. Price Robert B. Hammond Earle W. Phillips Milton J. Johnson John H. Richards Ernest Keet Miss E. Lantz Frank Kaufhold Miss M. Lindsay Miss E. Loeber Louis B. Mount Frank H. Richardson Ralph . Robinson Ethel Rollins Harry L. Rockwood Leigh C. Ransom Percy A. W. Smithe Charles W. Murset Miss M. Scott Arthur M. Wright Miss A. M. Wescott Henry H. Wilcox Roscoe S. Wilcox Miss E. M. Worts George C. Wankel William F. Wismar David Wilson Harry A. Walker Frederick G. Walke Floyd S. Winslow George I. Yost Wilson B. Zimmer 23 ' gl E emu 5 ww Tl as it ILM 1 9 O 2 1 9 O 3 BENJAMIN H. SEARING A.B. 'O Pr 'd i .Rs KK if ll.. -Nlfi S Q L . - ,. I-. V Q id, ' sw I ' 'tV-1 - fa .Iver 5 -,Q I . ,N , , 3 esi ent CHARLES I. TITUS, '05 Secretary CARROLL L. NICHOLS, ,O4 Vice-President HENRY C. BECKER ' Qirrcntinr Qlunuuittrr B. H. SEARING Chairman CHARLES I. TITUS Secretary fa Carroll L. Nichols, '04 Sylvester F. O'Day, ,O4 Henry C. Becker, Ir., '04 William F. Stechman, '05 Henry Pearson, '03 Ernest S. Bishop, A.B., '06 ilirrcptiun Qlummittrr ' CARROLL L. NICHOLS, '04, Chairman O -P I-I H cn W m C-' P-1 rv v-1 Edward W. Weber, representing '03 Herbert B. MacGregor, representing '05 Ruth Demarest, representing '03 William F. Rex, Ph.G., representing '05 Theodore Bliss, A.B., representing '04 William H. Mitchell, representing '06 Serry B. Dudley, A.B., representing '04 William H. Specht, representing '06 jess.e P. Anderson, Honorary Member of Committee .ifmanrc Qlunuutttrr HENRY C. BECKER, jr., '04, Chairman Murdock D. McLeod, '03 Edward Whittemore. 'o 1 . 5 Merton J. Sanford, '04 Harry Aronson, '06 J! Qlfuustttutiun ARTICLE II-Aims The aims of this organization shall be as follows' Section r. To promote good fellowship among the undergraduates of Cornell University Medical College. Section 2. To establish a bond between the undergraduates and the graduates of the College. Section 3. To further all students' interests in the College, and through the Executive Committee to represent the undergraduates before the Faculty. Section 4. To promote Cornell spirit and to afford a channel of communication between Cornell student t I h ' ' ' s a t aca and in New York City. 284 be urnell furesters .22 BERNHARD E. FERNOW Rol.and W. Craig Asa S. Williams Harry W. Aller William H. von Bayer Harold R. Bristol Frederick Dunlap Stuart J. Flintham Gerard B. Lull Charles A. Lyford Alfred C. Weed Karl W. Woodward Felix W. Bein Walter S. Brown Arthur W. Camp Lester C. Griffith Harry N. Hale Jay P. Kinney James O. Howard JUDSON F. CLARK Lindley W. Johnson Burt P. Kirkland Clyde Leavitt Percy L. Lyford Albert N. Robson Julius C. Sanderson Robert S. Sloan Robert R. Slocum Lawrence R. Smith F. Van Thompson George V Vail Joseph W. Warner George B. Markham Allen R. Powers Ralph E. Sheldon William C. Shepherd Albert F. Siebold Howard F. Weiss 285' JOHN GIFFORD Ralph S. Woglum Maximilian C. Albrech Earle H. Clapp S. Wirt Doty Theophilus Emerson Irwin K. Giles Leigh Giltner Wilfred W. White George S. Whiting William B. Wilson W. Bradiield Samuel M. Higgins Jenaro E. Legdameo Wilbur R. Mattoon Jerome H. Ramskill Max Rothkugel Herbert O. Stebler L. Arnold 2 215132 Giurittllidti ibbmlusupbiral Qlluh .S G. W. T. Whitney N. E. Truman Miss L. B. Boggs Miss A. D. Montgom R. B. Waugh C. A. Hebb Stewart MacDonald H. C. Stevens B. R. Andrews W. D. Gray Miss A. L. Bedford Miss G. M. Andrus F. D. Mitchell R. R. Harrison R. J. McNitt W. A. Frayer R. B. Sears RAND dibess Ciiluh .X GEORGB M. WooD . . CHARLES L. RAND . THOMAS s. NEWMAN . . . Ernest D. Hendricks Frederick C. Lippert Addison P. Lord Louis Margolin George M. Welch Allen H. Candee Morris I. Clurman Ralph B. Coe Edward B. Dingle MITCHELL President Secretary Treasurer james R. Mitchell Leslie D. Perry Ross M. Riegel Frank C. Lolles .3 Ulbc ellolgatr fllibess Ulournmimit, 190241903 Cornell 5 Pennsylvania 42 Brown QM us Grifflllollegiate Hiram Charles L. Rand W james R. Mitchell, jr. 287 Harriet Kilbourne Bishop Bernice Ednah Doubleday Lucy Alicia Ellis Isabel Dolliver Emerson Mary Lathrop Holden Olive Butler Morrison Maida Rossiter Mary Schimmell 288 and Olive Butler Morrison Maida Rossiter Lucy Ellis Juliet Sara Crossette Berniee Ednah Doubleday Carrie Van Patten Young Beatrice Azalea Gilson Ida Marie Laird Edith Samantha Jenness Marguerite Thiel Palmie Ellen Greene Holden Elsie McCreary Mary Merritt Crawford Ethelyn Felice Binkley Carrie Adele Warner Fannie Dimrnick Lyon 289 'W' f CES' We 'VP' W .L1.'? 'S. r -u.1'l x.g,4-,,f53l!07' Cl LA. 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A fi Q - WAYSIDE clove 0 1.-1 , 4 r-,Ima-. , f Q ' WQ-su:-.:--::::.-Jtauaq--2-Tcv,7Wt..1 if If 11233 1'1..-xL! ,5.gix'z'x , ix! -L 1295:-5,q,,Q54f.yLv5f.gv r a '.w 1 . m i ,nl- -if A 1 - L if C 7 Annie Dawson Montgomery Lucia Birdsall Musson Edna Louise Proseus Helen Clara Riedel Elizabeth Mary Anderso Grace Maude Woods Mabel Cleveland Algert Elsie Christie Anna Maud Coburn Carrie Louise Allen Florence Lee Duvall Lucy Gilson Smith Hazel May Hatfield Florence Anna Marquardt Eleanor Gertrude Wall Ethelyn Brewster 293 Aitken F ?,- l-l'-'Ill-j Q ,.:., wqjfi gf ,, , 3 jggglhwli.. Hi, ' If - kj 'L,kZjf: ' ' . ' . . -1 . , . 1 HF ? 'C T' 37 2' Pjalff-i.cQ2ffj xp I 5 l'r't ' I , r' Iffl Im.,L.?.m::,.,p- y 'fiQ!i'12F 1, l tam Vqnwini J., ,,... -, , 323 Y my - ' ' , .K . V V . .145 ' ' I . . . ' ' l- no ,-,,,,sW,M,, l, ,, ' k,,,,,,,,,,..,..g..Q P I len lqlllnoleqlen ll. .l i I JOSEPHINE ADAIR ANDREWS ALICE MARGARET MCCARTHY LILLIAN BLANCHE TUCKER EDITH SAMANTHA JENNESS .Al . President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer gQ1.1orcs nun leastilnrs clliomlril Mrs. Bernhard Edward Fernow Mrs. Harris joseph Ryan Miss Harvey Miss Canfield Mary Merritt Crawford Elsie Christie .99 Mary Merritt Crawford Elsie Christie . Maida Rossiter . Elsie Hirsch . 294 Maida Rossiter Elsie Hirsch Josephine Adair Andrews Alice Margaret McCarthy Lillian Blanche Tucker Edith Samantha jenness . Manager Basketball Club . Manager Tennis Club . Manager Boating Club . Manager -Fencing Club ISHAM YOUNG KEESII MARTIN FLYNN RIEDEL MCNAMARA PALMIE JENNESS CRAWFORD JONES GILSON HANFORD SPRAGUE FAUST ANDREWS SICKMON MCCARTHY HARRIS LAMBERT BASKETBALL TEAMS 5 SAGE DIQXVVVXTIC E.: 'pug I L F 'K Q LJ , L I 5 I LEB LOUISE FARGO BROWN . President ALICE SHORT BUTLER . . Vice-President MARY MERRITT CRAWFORD . Secretary ELSIE CHRISTIE Treasurer Qmmbsrs i Esther Marie Crockett Bess Emmons Beardsley Carrie May Lewis Lucy Alicia Ellis Alice Oakey Durland Charlotte Clementine Faust Edith May Wolfe Edna Louise Steers Elizabeth Atkins Ashburner Alice Louise Prince Marie Clinton Adsit Blanche Louise Barbour Nellie Holmes Bingham Sophia Wilhemina Lambert Nora Stanton Blatch ' Anna Violet Barbour Alice Fargo Brown Mabelle Abbott Bessey Mabel Eleanor Fuller Charlotte Holmes Crawford Elizabeth Randall Brautigam Helen Adelaide Ellsworth Abbie Findlay Potts Sylvia Ernestine Ball Elizabeth Alden Stoughton Margaret Loomis Stecker Margaret Rolston Ebba Almgren Edith Kerr Elizabeth M. A. Aitken Violet Agnes Dubar Helen Willoughby Underwood Alice Putnam Minna Rosenheim Josephine McCorkle Mary Gertrude McCormick Ethel Freda Elliott Adeline May Wescott Louise Parmalee Hastings Carrie Judd Antoinette Greene Hester Tefft Cecil Mabie Cherrie Herder Q23 wig bQ Ergsua LCHMSTUE 66555 KATHERHME EUFLYHW QQQ3 DELUA WUSTQWE Rm HELEN FQSMHTH 'cues QM MAWYETH 'QQ Emu MGTAMMAHY was UVUARUE-JH EHJAWUH 655 LMRA WULQQKE Bs Lcsm EUHQQUQER 'bs -J Q'5 nrnell ungress Qgffffffd uf.il'11'fst Seaman, 190213 WILLIAM L. RANSOM Speaker H. D. BRINLEY Treasurer J. M. HARWOOD Clerk J. L. SULLIVAN Sergeant-at-Arms QBffirers uf Serunh Session, 1903 W. W. ROE Speaker H. D. BRINLEY Treasurer WALTER MCMEEKAN Clerk J. L. SULLIVAN Sergeant-at-Arms Representative un Debate Qlluunrtl lllresiueut Qlbpputbetirzm uf Gdntteh States WILLIAM NEFF Prof. FRANK A. FETTER j'HEllll'.Il7l'6 F. M. Andrews F. M. Cameron F. H. Richards P. N. Guver F. Smit F. C. Allis C. C. Crittenden John Randolph N. N. Gail W. E. Schutt F. Althus, Jr. G. M. Champlin F. D. Sheffield G. E. Gibson John Tinkler, J M. C. Burd L. Curtis H. A. Schoenborn B. H. Greiner C. J. Teller S. J. Brooks W. C. McNitt A. Schaff H. L. Gillis C. P. Talmadge F. J. Baum R. K. McGonigal E. M. Card L. J. Hoenig G. M. Welch C. R. Baker E. L. McCullom P. R. Dunn F. E. Haskell R. R. Williams J. B. Baer J. R. Newcomb E. E. Free L. S. Levy J. P. Vlfilson A. G. Buck J. R. Paulding O. F. Fanning I. Levison M. D. Wheeler A. M. Clark E. K. Ryder T. M. Foster Eugene Merritt G. D. Warren T. F. Crawford S. Rossman F. J. Furman H. C. Smith WINNER OF GOLD MEDAL FOR DEBATE: William L. Ransom DEBATE: Cornell Congress, Alfred University Debate Gieam William Neff William L. Ransom H. L. Brown N. D. Becker Cailteruatej Elaroh fanulh Srigurman chats dlluh Howard Solomon Braucher Floyd Leslie Carlisle Hugh Dysart Cutler Charles Lemuel Dibble 903 .95 Swrxxihers' Herbert Darius Augustine Donovan James French Dorrance Willard Waldo Ellis Theodore Edmund Faxon William Alley Frayer ' Charles Grant Fryer Willis Ray Gregg Francis Hemperley Hiller Everest Amasa Judd Charles Everett Kelsey Richard Killen McGonigal David McMeekan, Jr. Joseph Henry Middleton Chester Lee Mills Raymond Parmalee Morse Curtis Clark Myers Thomas S. Newman John Randolph Willis Warren Roe George Holland Sabine August Henry Schrader Carlton Heald Sears Herbert Carpenter Shattuck John Bell Smallwood Jacob George Smith Arthur Jerrold Tietje George Morgan Welch John Elwood Wentworth J John Horner Wisner, Jr. 301 ibenjamin Ilhe Wheeler ehate dlluh Ernest George Atkin Archibald Tanner Banning, jr. Harry Vernon Clements Merrill Osgood Evans, Jr. George Richard Grant Daniel George Griffin Morgan Biddleman Garlock William james Hogan Francis George Hooley Alfred Harrison jones Charles Earl Kelley 1904 ,,-z 99I'llIl.ll'I'5 Howard Clarence Lake Peter Stephen McGuire Alfred Eugene Mudge, jr. William Neff James Griswold Parker Howard Charles Smith William Frederick Strang James Blaine Thomas Harland Bryant Tibbetts joseph Henry Vanderlyn Eric Hastings Webb Albert Hazen Wright 302 Gulbmin bmitb abate Qiluh H. J. Richardson C. H. Kinsman G. L. Genung I. N. Lorenz John Tinkler, Jr. J. F. McEvoy H. S. Bentley F. J. Furman E. H. Kelley 1 9 O 5 .22 EQBEIIUJEYB R. P. Butler C. J. Teller A. A. Freedlander Sidney Rossman F. W. Scheidenhelm B. B. McGinnis M. D. Becker George S. Hill Walter lVIcMeekan 303 William L. Ransom Willard C. McNitt W. P. Allen E. H. Kelsey A. B. Zerns R. B. Davis Alfred David H. P. Henry W. E. Schutt . arse btepbens share Qlluh 19 at CHARLES FERGUSON COOK . CHARLES HENRY TUCK . GEORGE GLEASON BOGART . CARLETON PERRY JOHNSON . Maximilian Claude Albrech Carl Winter Boegehold Bert S. Butler Levant R. Brown Isaac Chadowitz Morris joseph Clurman Eugene Casson Crittenden William Ernest Crosby Edward Hall Faile Leo Max Frank james Thomas Foody Edward Elway Free . President . Vice-President . Secretary Treasurer Thomas Byron Gilchrist Horace Wadsworth Gillett Edward Bering Hitchcock George Winfield Martin Eugene Lawrence McCollum Horace Sansbury Ogden Jerome Dwight Rogers Edgar Allen Rogers Samson Selig joseph Lorenz Sporer Albert Herman Schaaf john Cadman Tracy Nicholas john Weldgen 304 F. H. HILLER H. S. BRAUCHER Qllnrnell share Ulieam 1 9 O 3 1pEllII5'ljllJHlIfHfUIOIfl1Pll Ebrbates First Debate fI8Q4D ..... Won by Pennsylvania Second Debate CISQSU . Won by Pennsylvania Third Debate fI896Q . Won by Cornell Fourth Debate fI8Q7Q . Won by Cornell Fifth Debate QISQSQ . Won by Cornell Sixth Debate CISQQD Won by Pennsylvania Seventh Debate fI902J . Won by Pennsylvania fI0ltlllIlJllIffff0l'I1l?ll EDebatrs5 First Debate CIQOCD ..... Won by Cornell Second Debate CIQOIJ . Won by Columbia Third Debate fIQO2D ..... Won by Cornell Gliornell EDEUHCE Glearn, 1902 Floyd Leslie Carlisle Howard Solomon Braucher Francis Hemperley Hiller Charles Bernard Dowd R. B. DAVIS W. P. ALLEN A. A. FREEDLANDER GEO. CROFTS '94 enmrial Speakers 1 9 O 3 al Haiunrrs of thc '94 Q9Elll0l'iZll 1915: in wrhatc 1895 William P. Chapman, jr. 1899 james B. Nolan 1896 Harley N. Crosby 1900 Frank H. Hausner 1897 Daniel H. Wells 1901 Sidney S. Lowenthal 1898 Gail Laughlin 1902 Floyd L. Carlisle 1903 George D. Crofts WULDIIEFSIHIIES in 1993 George D. Crofts, '03, Law fWinnerD Harland B. Tibbetts, '04 Howard S. Braucher, '03 William Neff, '04 john B. Srnallwood, '03 William P. Allen, '05 Roy B. Davis, '05 Abraham A. Freedlander, 'o 306 Zlfijlf Qtnruzlliau 307 winners ut the wunhtnrh Sledge in dhratnrp .AC 1871 john E. Moore 1886 E. D. Abinum de Lima 1872 Adolphus L. Rader 1887 Horace White 1873 CNot awardedj 1888 Philip C. Payne 1874 James F. Gluck 1889 Howard A. Oppenheim 1875 George H. Fitch 1890 Frank A. Abbott 1876 Clarence H. Esty 1891 CN0t awardedy 1877 George W. Gillette 1892 Edwin D. Shurter 1878 Charles W. Ames 1893 Ernest I. White 1879 Alfred Miller 1894 Harriett C. Connor I880 Frank C. Whitney 1895 George P. Dyer 1881 CNot awardedj 1896 Charles H. Rammelkamp 1882 Divided between Charles P. Bacon 1897 Daniel H. Wells and Frank R. Luckey 1898 Charles H. Mayer 1883 Asa A. Alling 1899 Herbert B. Lee 1884 Charles A. Potter 1900 Eugene T. Lies 1885 Stoddard M. Stevens 1901 Sidney S. Lowenthal 1902 Michael A. Ford Q29 illiontrstants in 1902 Michael A. Ford Francis X. McCollum William C. Geer George A. Oldham Ralph S. Kent George P. Winters .3 wittnetz of the '86 memorial 12552 tn ieuhlic S,s1JrzaI1i11g 1887 Andrew S. White 1895 Steven F. Sherman, jr. 1888 Howard A. Oppenheim 1896 Irwin Esmond 1889 Frank H. Callan 1897 Herrick C. Allen 1890 Willard H. Austen 1898 Mortimer Ostheimer 1891 Edwin D. Shurter 1899 William O. Morgan 1892 Ernest I. White 19oo William H. Morrison, jr. 1893 William P. Chapman, jr. 1901 William A. Frayer 1894 Edward V. Henry IQO2 Charles B. Dowd O Elm Qtnruelliam chats Qinunril A faculty Professor Cuthbert W. Pound Professor George L. Burr Professor Duncan C. Lee Professor Frank A. Fetter J' dllIDEtfg1'8iJ1I8tB5 Richard Killen McGonigal Francis Hemperley Hiller Alfred Eugene Mudge, Jr. William Neff James Francis McEvoy Eugene Lawrence McCollum MVSI CAL CLVBS ' 2 X Sommer '03 N. Y. H. F. , , Santee, '04, N. Y. ! H. E. F. A. Mills, 05, N. Y. Alan McDonald, '05, Ky. F. J. Danforth, '03, N. Y. H. S. Warner '05, N. Y. L. F. Hawley: '03, N. Y. W. R. Johnston, '04, Ill. P. B. Mann, G., N. Y. C. B. Dowd, '04, N. Y. J. O. Dodge, '04, Ill. R. P. Ben W. B. Atwood, '05, Pa. ircunh fllfenuts J. H. Rose, '06, Pa.. Halliday, '05, Del. FUN? www . . McCollum, '05, N. Y. . Raynsford, '05, Ia. first Basses 310 SPF? Sb Ah ZE- Qgg 33 F11 -'ZW 'll Z 0 3.3',.c,'- U' X J P3 5 55 ji is T2 g E555 X F r4 sw 2 FU 'U ff' Z Y 2 w'4QW l ii ln 2 E2 3 2 Q 2 Q Q, FFUPPU ra? ,WSWS ' mix? ca. tr' 'FU O X 'U C0 ow Q 3591 t QEWU QM W -H gin fe .-.. if me Z 2. E' +C Q-1 2 1 1 P '- 55 'ff 5 3 :4 3 if 1,7 '1 Q ll .5- faq E' E Q, M Q Z ? Y X 551955 bf 1- S YW ' ,W Z - -ge uf 2 2 Q Q -mill? 5 54 5 Cr if B N' Q, O E 5 C ' N wee. 5 E5 I - ZW, F1511-leg P' if 2 s 2? C If I gwgvi, S 5 3 S Z. Y W , 2 3 226' 2 E we cr? 3 W: 'Sago' 'Z R223 fl' 0 v Q U ali, - ? slsig 5' Q9 - gay, F, 9, A, sk Vi.: an sa .Agv 'vi 2 - me HV V fn rw U zmy-Sf 4 xx ww, FF' 2 gm Ewa Lfmgw ??'P'r WSQE' 5223901 Zv?r:1C5 28:2 SOSUI 55-ua Q QCTCI- .fn og gf S, '03-6' ' Sy- use 555561 5:81 z: ,S ','UU 'U- Q Or-GOP' OFSZS ine? O . ' ,-4 E 'U S Q. . P' UJ CD '4 B S992 PQI? U H . - '11 - '11 Sfiil 'QWH 9100, ggsa v-4735333 9,148.94 FUEUSE- 94298 WS sri.-'F' gg? ggpg 3159 SZ? :QQ 9154545 Flzr' 2 P' +4 R: .F. E. Burr, '03, N. I. J. Hoenig, '04, N. Y. Reese, '05, N. J. EEUU fdiurlwllidtt 311 Banjo emu wunhulin Qlluh IRA J. OWEN Leader GEORGE L. COLEMAN Director first jillanhnlins I. J. Owen, '03, Ill. L. H. Vaughan, '04, Ill. W. S. Voris, '05, Ohio R. P. Morse, '03, N. Y. C. M. Brown, Jr., ,O4, N. Y. Robert North, '05, N. Y. C. B. Piper, '05, Minn. M. L. Cleveland '0 N Y. H. S. King, '06, Ohio B. F. Longnecker, '03, Ohio W. R. Johnston, '04, Ill. 5 . R. H. Lawrie: '06: N. J. Saecunh jlilanhnline A. M. Larson, '04, Minn. W. L. Stow, Jr., '05, N. Y. C. E. Goodrich, '05, Ill. Q5uita1:s L. Pumpelly, G., N. Y. Haines Gridley, '04, N. Y. W. L. Bowman, '04, Pa. C. R. McSparren, '04, N. Y. C. F. Brinkerhoff, Jr., '05,N. Y. A. F. Siebold, '05, N. Y. J. J. White, '05, N. Y. W. M. Baldwin, '05, Mo. iiiiulims J. J. Caufleld, '03, Pa. J. W. Johnston, '04, N. Y. P. R. Wheeler, '05, Ill. jilanhula 1HiuIa J. H. Wells, '03, Ohio A. T. Dunn, '03, N. Y. 2 'QDBIIUB ' B. E. Fernow, Jr., '04, N. Y. L. R. Wosika, '05, Neb. Gilartuct :IF lute W. T. Wheeler, '03, Ill. W. H. Sheldon, '06, N. Y. .29 051122, Mania ann Qwanuolin dllubs Cliouncil Elinhergtuliuate jlieluhets ROBERT RYON, '03 President GEORGE E. D. BRADY, '03 Manager EDWARD BURNS, Jr., '03 Leader of Glee Club IRA J. OWEN, '03 Leader of Banjo and Mandolin Club fdlumni jlilembers CHARLES E. TREMAN, '89 Graduate Treasurer JOHN L. SENIOR, '01 Graduate Manager-Secretary iffarultp Qlhhisutp jilemlnem GEORGE P. BRISTOL ' BLIN S. CUSHMAN Qwanagenwnt PETER FISHER, jr., Business Manager ALLEN MASON, Assistant Manager WILLIAM W. RONEY, Stage Manager . Ulbe abasque JOHN L. MOTHERSHEAD, Jr., President ROBERT C. FENNER Vice-President RAYMOND P. MORSE Secretary H. P. Atherton, '03 Peter Fisher, jr., '03 H. j. Wise, '04 I. S. Barth, '03 , D. F. Fulton, 103 R. H. B0urne,,'v04 H. C. Beclfwxth, 03 C. B. Kugler, 93 A. McDonald, 04, E. L-Buinzl oi , H.IR.n1Z'Ii1i1r111,ho3d , Igulijerton, 04 R. Dem:ilm1ster,O'303 Mgmrssfeoga , 03 T. DS. j0rIiesT1'?i404 R. S. Cooper, ,O3 I. J. Ovyen, '03 E. J. Meyer, '03, E. SQ:1i?n,ck, O3 NG P1gnc0,u03 arFi3S1Aaf11ey, 04 W. Woosvgard, '03 Ci Prii-5iie1,'og3 R..W'. Chaise, 2735 LVTWDIESCOII, ,533 Rainey, '03 gielley, '05 . . oney O3 . . 1 rams 03 . . eipp 05 G. B. Tourisori, '03 J. L. Davis, '04, A. Vonnegiit, '05 R. C. Fenner, '03 S. H. Ehrich, '04 E. D. Newkirk, '05 C. GILBERT PETERSON Master of Properties GEORGE FEICK, jr. Master of Wardrobe .al ULD: Qpasque Gouncil THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE President CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD Treasurer RAYMOND P. MORSE Secretary :IT arultp ann Q5ralmate jiflemhztz h Prof. T. F. CRANE Prof. C. W. POUND C. H. BLOOD, '88 Glinuergtahuatz jflemhzts , J. L. Mothershead, jr. Peter Fisher W. W. Roney R. P. Morse 312 university OLKCHESTRA 19024903 JF C1iffZCUlZflJB QIDITIIIIUZYBB W. GRANT EGBERT, Conductor A. T. DUNN, '03 Manager R. E. PRUSSING, '04 Assistant Manager C. W. HYDE, '04 Concert-Master W. E. BLOUNT, '05 Secretary H. E. SANTEE, '04 EX-Member membership VIOLIN I C. W. Hyde, '04 R. E. Prussing, 'o W. E. Maher, Ir., M. Harris, '05 C. R. Weidner, '03 W. E. Blount, '05 W. C.'Stevens, '06 A. T. Dunn, '03 6 P. R. Wheeler, '05 H. W. van Loon, '05 Miss A. Simmons, '06 VIOLIN II H. S. Rowland, '06 E. P. Allen, '05 J. S. Somerville, '06 F. M. Walker, '05 VIOLAS F. E. Eberhardt, '04 C. C. Tallman ,'06 J. S. Nicholl, '06 F. A. Fenger, '06 A. S. Lehman, '06 C. F. Landmesser, '06 F. A. Hubbard, '06 W. D. Potosky, '04 S. Simmons, '05 I. Levison, '04 I CELLOS B. E. Fernow, Jr., '04 . E. G. Eberhardt, '04 L. R. Wosika, '05 H. E. Paine, '05 FLUTES H. C. Ford, '03 D. P. Carter, '04 A. R. Smiley, '06 CLARINET W. T. Wheeler, '03 CORNETS C. E. Boesch, '05 T. H. Clement, jr., '04 E. F. Brundage, '05 TROMBONES F. L. Warner, '04 N. V. Taylor, '05 W. R. Fraser, '06 NOTE: Assisted at concerts by twelve Qrzj members of Conservatory of Music, admitted by special arrangement. 313 THE MUSICAL CLUBS, 1902-1903 THE MASQUE, 1902-1903 UNIVERSITY ORCHESTRA, 1902-1903 ,- X J 1 5 X xJ -4 R .2 wfi ixx av n x ,r A4- ff 4 rv. Q-xg KXNJ X 1 f . x U f . 1-A 5- 1 s v. I' . 4 , I 4 Q Q . - I , ' V -Ckyf 2 L' . , -f if 1x A 53f - : ' 'F' Al , Y ' : ' , ' ' ,L I 9 Nh' J ' 1 - ' ' .- -. X 1 , ,ex - . 1 -25 . , 45-F -wi l fe' , ni H, lx Ax: V -,' 21,5 ' - x 1 f 9 if 1 A g F, 'wiv .5 'N ,- VV . .. ' , f:, + ,.-. ' V di A - 1 X 5 1 ' E ' - 'M - . . - E. i S.,y. .WV ,W xsw,1qm'X,5,Ub S.: . . . .W fiix .lLE-j'f. V:f'g', V -.i .lf . vin N-JH I j'...iVx 1 nl, ' 'H' , VA WI: 131 T-.J N , 1j2. .wp,m-o i i igQ..A,,,g I X ' 1 3 vii: xv X Cixfikf ,. ' ' 35 N-'., FD., .. L5 fr 11- I l'i'T:wgIf .xJl1a.1Y-S--Q gi 5, hs, Eyf .... :'ik'x' ' x P., .W .MX X, 1' L.5 fxL2w1'fg Y -X 5 3, - , SEA ,- f . M f A X N ax r -- E 1 NW R .. A R 1-- X QX W 1 . 5 sl-1 new f L'.j1A:,A,g.' A X.. X Q--H: ,--X '. 3 I gn-5 , sax, , 3' Lv :W 5 1 :ENR :TT ir. 4 . vI7i aww imfsr ar 61903, HF' is WAX A Fi- ro anal' ax f -yzgyr 545 . V. -H: ir, f -5 .-1' A :,. r ' 'H arf. 331.4 J. A sw' --af.,3w f 1- , m,.3C 1 Q7 ,f 4' 2 5 ... rf, '17 xv I fm H2 I pf' I V ,f wmv X 4 iq- 'Yi-gg' f 11.11, ,. , I J. ,zfffvgwivl 1 mfg NN . 4 A W bzfi 4 1 f e -,V 1 L -' , 1 , 4' 9 qw 3 2 , 4 H , 1 , , , nh 7 ,gtg ig: 2 f f if I ,, A 'Zi' , ' ji. rig 3 31,211 'fgf ,:g,gE1fix . .A ' hw' 'lriz 2- - .cava-:--f'7r. - in- 1' 1' 335-'fi'-. ff' ':'-'Iii' .L .4 Q 1, fif ty: , 1. L -, '- '- , - ms, j 55, ,U sf.. I I I 252, ' 1 t I 1X. 5 ' Lgag?f. ?,i 1L 24. 1-'i ills. iD. Qbremmuob ' 'L+' .Q 75Q1?.f,,'sfi.j ' 321755, 23 .13 1, , Chairman -V 'A '- ,. , , . . - ,gm 'Q Lx.. -' '- G Q I ' +'fef'-'iii-55 1 k ,ffl . 'fi1k1'n ' ' -k , . Q Flfhflf in ',,. f' JT. lb. illlen IR. 10. fllicnnett Qi. 43. flurcmestrr .- Q J Q QA ,.. 4QgfWa,L - gif-5, its ib. lmurgmeger Qi. 13. Ruffin e . ' if' ,-:A'tff.f'1iy1325Zf if 45' ib. Q5r171Iep - X Affl TR. 3. ibulmcs jF. 415. lbumpbrep 5. Ib. Ibunt I SI. EL jubnstuu 53. jirhsun QB. QE. lllattetsun E. QE. Qantre EP. 6. Sntuer HD. UI. Wells W. 95-P. Zittle J I-151, V. . -b ' nh, 51.1 -'-- V, 1 -H ,ff 'ff ik Y if..-7 4. . 7 -14, 'bf '- 1.-3f,,:, w:f,1,f 5'- ' 1? ' Y ' ,53 Yr L' 1 i1:. ml '.,3r'.!' JUNIOR SNOKER Moodg Ol3l lOM0l2.E MQK 512. COMMITTEE TQ, P geamngbe AN 0M W.h.R, S P. RLVVHEELGR, J. H.mx1vr3e1Y W.W.g7emHAt2,T H. 5. APNGR. Lc.G.GfiA'l'ES LRC .WHITE ID. HARPGNDTNGQ W.H. CRW C . REGODIQEICH B.B. MMJQINNIS. R..P.j3VTl.fE'R, H...J. IQICHEXRJDSON GX- Offidio 211 - -I . . -1 M-ll OPHOMGRICQZ IBANQUET 190 5 - 'JOHN TINKLGILJ R. ' :. .rua1zf-zz gamer-f fm- :--.Q--1. eff.-Q::.:J-pplpw'-Tr-v:::-afdtivi-' --sq FRE AN 3 1' C fi gl , It , E HENRY PASTOR DuBo1s Chairman Hampton Black Warner Dayton Orvis Reginald Edward Marsh Harold Jacob Wise Ralph Coit Turner Herbert R. de Funiak C. Gilbert Peterson Frederick von Steinwebr Raymond Engelhart Ostby Sam Nesbit Craig William Clifford Stevens Frederick Lewis Paul Folger John Dempsey Collins I 'J Q 4 ? 1 V N K K Mirror s , Phillippe Fazio Ballinger, '03 Alfred Alexander Brewster, 704 . Harold R. Bristol, '04 . , Edward Burns, jr., '03 . Jerome B. Chase, '03 . Albert R. Coffin, ,O4 . Frederick D. Colson, '97 . George I. Costello, '03 . james H. Costello, '06 . John W. Davitt, '03 . Bertrand F. Drake, '04 . Warren B. Flanders,,'o3 . Thomas M. Foster, '04 . Walter A. Frederick, '03 John Peter Frenzel, '03 Hugh McK. Ferguson, '03 . Stuart Hazlewood, '03 . . Frank Clarence Howland, '03 . Sanford B. Hunt, '04 . , Robert L. Hutton, '03 Lewis R. James, '03 . Ralph S. Kent, '02 . . Lawrence T. Ketchum, '04 . john W. Knapp, '03 .' . Harry Travor Kuschke, '03 . Patrick E. Larkin, '06 , Philip.Lewis, '05 . Bennett F. Lies, '05 . 'ff Crew, '01 Football, , '02 '00, ,OI, '02, Baseball, 'o , o Baseball, 'oz Football, Baseball, Football, '02 '00, '01, 'oz 7 ! '01, 02, Crew Crew, '95, '96, '97, '98 Baseball, '00, '01, '02 Football, '02 Football, '02 Baseball, '01 '02 3 Track Team, '02 Track Team, '02 Track Team, '01 Crew, '01, '02 Baseball, '02 Crew, '01, '02 Baseball, 'oo Football, '00, 'or Track Team, '02 Football, '02 Football, '01 Track Team, '01, '02 Track Team, '02 Crew, '01 Football, '02 Baseball, '02 Football, '02 Zliijlf Qllurtttllidtt 2 7 K Benjamin F. Longnecker, Robert Francis Ludwig, G. . . Charles A. Lueder, '0 3 . Charles A. Lyford, '04 . David McMeekan, '03 . Edward S. Mathewson, '03 Whitney Merrill, '03 . . Edmund T. Newman, '05 William F. Moxley, '04 . George W. Platts, '05 Harry F. Porter, '05 . Floyd I. Porter, '05 I Henry Purcell, '03, . . Frederick G. Ransom, '04 Robert W. Rogers, '04 . Frank M. Sears, '04 . Edgar D. Sebring, '03 john H. Sheble, '06 . . William C. Shepard, '05 . Barrett Smith, '04 . . Warren Ellis Schutt, '06 . Jacob George Smith, 'o 3 . Manasseh Smith, '04 . . William W. Tydeman, '03 Anton Vonnegut, '05 . . William J. Warner, '03 . Walter G. Warren, '03 . Ernest O. P. Waud, '05 . L. H. Webb, '04' . . . Charles Carroll White, '05 Karl W. Woodward, '04 Manton M. Wyvell, G. . '03 . . Track Team, '01 Track Team, '99 . Football, '00, '01, '02, Crew, '01, ' . Crew, ,O2 . Track Team, '00 . , Track Team, 'oo . Crew, '01, '02 . Cross Country, '02 . Track Team, ,0I, '02 . Track Team, '02 . Track Team, '02 . Track Team, '02 . Football, '00, Football, '01 . Track Team, '01, '02 '01 . Track Team, '01 . C1ew,'01,'02 , Football, '02 . Football, '01, '02 . Cross Country, '01 . Cross Country, '02 . Crew, '01, '02 . Football, '01, '02 . . Football, 01, '02 . Track Team, '02 . Football, '99, '00, '01, '02, Track, . Track Team, '00, '02 . Track Team, '02, Football, '02 Football, '02 . . Cross Country Team, '01, '02 . Cross Country Team, '02 . Football, '98 O2 ! C. B. BROWN R. P. MORSE E. BURNS, jr. W. B. ZIMMER Baseball Crew Football Track VARSITY MANAGERS W. G. WARREN G. J. COSTELLO W. I. WARNER J. P. FRENZEL VARSITY CAPTAINS 1 l w 1 r Coach DANIEL A. REED Coach CHARLES E. COURTNEY Football Crew Coach JENNINGS Trainer MOAKLEY Baseball Track VARSITY COACHES CHARLES P. BRADY, ,04 WICKHAM HURD ALDRICH, '04 Football Crew '. my HARRY F. VINCENT, ,045 ROMEYN BERRY, '04 Baseball Track VARSITY ASSISTANT MANAGERS 6713-5 ..QrW1f'1Jv af' 51' .1 . .f '71 fi '. ' asfvl ' f' , A- 'I , If .,- I f.., .. Q..fHv Q . T. t , -fe. 5' :. - , A 4 ,V .R I lf., xg.-apr. ,v , M 5 ri.: V '1 . 'I ' 1 ., V ,g,-.,.5-5119. -A N .- . - . .- 11 , r ' S'r5?19.xf.F ?'LQ1fH h,,f- -if: F- : fu if ' H-1, '. . V - , ,, .. , ,, .. L- . - fl : Stf-2, -. - SP .- 'v - L, - ' I: 1-pr I, ..-:f1,yw,. ' ' , . .- .,,f4.,NP1-.-1 ' - 0 .3-.wg ,., ,H ... .V .e-'p, ,',. 'I.,1,':s Zigi ' ' 11- .b rag-ff, ' ,V -f - f' Lace' .-5 if. r uf , x .. 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A -1 .J ' . - , Q, ,gm , ff: vig- .Q -1+ Efffufiw. .11 i. 5,.:gg.p. k T :wg 1.1.4 ' v 1 CAPTAIN FRENZEL IBB UIJYIIBIUHII 333 Qu Qlumnus at nugbkeepsuz HE ALUMNUS WHO 'HAS FELT THE POUGHKEEPSIE IMPULSE COMING ON, YEAR AFTER YEAR, AS THE LAST DAYS OF JUNE DRAW NEARER, HAS PERHAPS NEVER FULLY REALIZED WHAT A SUDDEN AND PECULIAR CHANGE IT BRINGS WITH IT. Not a thought of Vassarville the whole year through, and suddenly no other town in the state, the friends in the hillside city by the river, neglected and seem ingly forgotten, and all at once a thick interchange of missives of invitation and recollection and anticipation. lLAssured of a seat with the Cornell crowd on the observation train, perhaps also with a return ticket to Ithaca in his pocket, he escapes at last from the tangle of Ithaca interests and hurries to follow his thoughts. Next morning he alights at the station which lies under Main Street, and is at once at home. The same clanging, buzzing cars climbing the same brick-paved hill, the same rainbow of colored flags before the same shops and hotels, the same boy on the same bunting-swathed bicycle, the same crowd of strangers at the general delivery window of the post-oliice, the same mob of self- appreciative youth lounging on the leather-covered sofas of the Nelson House lobby. A handshake with an '85 man from New York, with a '96 man who has dropped in from Chicago-here we are again, to be sure. lLUp the street and around the corner, and he again feels the kindly hospitality of the generous family that has made him one of them so many times before. He gets into a suit of fiannels and a straw 54. 334 Zlfijl QUYUUIHHU hat,and then for the Quarters. He breathes a sigh of relief when he Ends the seven-cent ferryboat awaiting him at the foot of the hill, for that means that he has saved an hour. The brief trip diagonallyunder the lofty bridge, a perspiring walk down the crunchy track and there they are. lLHere is Ithaca, Ulster County, New York. Here are our clean- limbed, clear-eyed, manly boys. They lounge under the trees, they read newspapers and letters on the verandas, they do anything in fact except to betray any shade of anxiety or apprehension. The alumnus has brought with him the eagerness and excitement that have been growing in him ever since he set his face eastward. He walks into a peaceful, orderly community of care-free loafers. He has come to' see a desperate struggle of giants, a fever of enthusiasm burns in his veins. These boys are.the giants, it is the eve of a great day, but there is no fever in the brown cheeks, there is no restless- ness in a single one of these sprawling forms. They gaze lazily across at the sleepy, sweltering town, with the sky line of steeples, and the shore line adorned with boathouses and the Vassar Brewery. Appar- ently a game of pitch pennies, hearts, or mumblety-peg is as high as their ideals of activity aspire. The jangle of a piano out of tune struggles to carry a song that began far above Cayuga's waters and has been sung from Greenland's icy mountains to-Johannesburg. Alma Mater, mangled almost beyond recognition, is Alma Mater still. In Ithaca he of the lusty lung and tuneless ear would have been killed long ago, bless his heart. Here no one seems to mind. Where's the old man? Down at the boathouse, tinkering. Where's john? Guess he's down there, too. Any letters for me? Don't know-stacks of them up there on the table. What DO you know? That it's four hours and thirty-five minutes since grub. Going to row this afternoon? Hope not. What are the odds over in town? UDB QlfUl'l1BIIfEIII 335 lLOn the way to the boathouse the alumnus reflects: Rather unenthusiastic, one might almost call it surly. But then, as in years before he realizes that perhaps enthusiasm may seem rather cheap to boys Whose hands bear the thick calluses that tell of long hours of toil unobserved, and aching backs endured alone. No wonder that the crowd that comes thus at the eleventh hour to shout should meet with faint response of interest. They have done the work, they have work to do. What good in fuss or acclamation? ILHe enters the boathouse quietly. He finds two earnest, busy men. A handshake, a word or two, he has entered into the spirit and sits humbly down to watch. - lLThe launch is at the pier. Mr. Courtney goes to the door, a keen look out over the water, a glance at his watch, ah, here they are on time. A different lot, decidedly. There are jokes, there are pranks, there is laughing chaff, all the more noticeable when at a quiet word each takes his place by the gleaming shell. Lift!'! And with infinite care and to the rhythm of a steady tread that shakes the house, the shell is borne out and lowered beside the float. It is all very business- like, and very sober business, too. 11Mr. Courtney is good to the alumnus. Don't you want to come along? he says. With a mumbled word of thanks that but faintly expresses his relief and gratitude, the alumnus clambers into the launch. 1L Ready all! Stroke! ' fLThat beautiful Cornell machine! A glance towards the masterly man at the wheel meets an answering smile of appreciation and pride in his boys. The alumnus settles himself in contentment to watch what he has watched so many times before, the last rehearsal of a Cornell triumph. lLOne always feels sure of a Cornell crew. They can be counted on to do their best. The possibility of flukes, of unsuspected and un- expected weak backs, was eliminated long ago in the heart-breaking struggles on the Lake. 336 215112 Qturuzlliau lLThe alumnus has a good appetite for dinner that night. He sleeps Well. His enthusiasm is no less real because it has become intelligent. At the start the next afternoon he sits With a calmness that surprises himself and waits for the crews to come. He is ahnost amused at the fervor which greets the exhibition of perfect form as Cornell glides quietly into view. He has retained some of the calm- ness and determination which he breathed in the day before. He realizes that the race is in a way only an incident in the year's Work. He remembers when it seemed to him that the speed of the shell depended somewhat on his being able to keep the whole car yelling. He lets a younger man lead the cheers now, but gladly joins in with all his might. - lliAfter the race he feels an amused sympathy for the perspiring darky vender whose arms are full of all the flags except the red and white. He is rather surprised to see' wild glee break out in the boathouse as the crew comes back to the float, but he knows now that it is more than anything else the sense of relief from the long- continued strain. 1LHe is glad that he came. He is always glad that he came. It is good to have one's confidence thus restored at least once a year. It is good to feel that honest, intelligent work counts. Date Opponents Winner Time Miles Place july 17, 1873 -p6f'AW9,.S V,IQI D A Col B Yale . 16.59 3 Springfield . ., ...,.. . july 18, 1874 Col., Wes., H., W., D., T., P., Y. Columbia 16.42 3 Saratoga Cl. H. D. W-. Y. A.'B. july I4, 1875 .I Bi in H., eq ' V 'I 'I I ,' Cornell . 16.533 3 Saratoga july 19, 1876 H., Col., U,, Wes., P. . . Cornell . I7.0If 3 Saratoga june 14, 1879 Intercollegiate . . . Cornell. . 9.15 1.2 Saratoga july 10, 1879 Col., Wes. Columbia 8.26 1-' Lake George July 4, I880 Col., Penn. Cornell . 9.12 1' Lake George june 30, 1881 London, Thames . . London . 8.56 IQ Henley July 2, 1881 Hertford College , , , Hertford 8.19 1- Henley july 4, 1882 Penn., Wes., P., B. . .' Penn. . 9.35 15 Lake George july 4, 1883 P., Penn., Wes. . . Cornell . 11.57 11- Lake George june IQ 1884 Penn. P. Penn.+ . '9.06l 11 Philadelphia July 16: 1884 Penn.: Col., P., B. , . Pennft . 8.393 1., Saratoga june 19, 1885 Penn. . Cornell , 8.38 11 Philadelphia july 5, 1885 Br., B., Penn. Brown? 9.103 15 Worcester 88 P . . C ll . S 5 Ph'l d l h' Ig, 1883 Bfmn , . Cgihlzll . 9.2853 wgriezfgrla July 4, 1888 Penn. . Cornell . 8.195 Ii Philadelphia June 24, 1889 Col., Penn. Cornell 15.30 3 New London july 5, 1889 Penn. . Cornell . 6.401 15 Philadelphia 1 8 8 . . . C ll . . I h Lil? 56, E833 Penn. . Cgiggll . 3 lseviciondon july 24: 1891 Penn., Col. Cornell . 14.2751 3 New London june 15, 1892 Penn. . Cornell . 17.26 3 Ithaca july 8 1893 Penn. . Cornell . 23.40 4 Lake Minnetonka June 16: 1894 Penn. . Cornell . 21.12 4 Torresdale june 24, 1895 Col., Penn. Columbia 21.25 4 Poughkeepsie july 12, 1895 Trinity Hall . Trinity Hall 7.15 IQ Henley gune 26, 1296 E., genn., Col. gorne-.ll , 19.29196 4 llgouglhlllzeepsie une 24 1 Q7 . . . orne . 20.34 4 oug eepsie July 2, 1897 Penn.: Col. Cornell . 20,47g 4 Poughkeepsie june 22, 1898 H., Y. . Cornell , 23.48 4 New London july 2, 1898 Penn., Wis., Col. , . . Penn. . I5.5Ii 3 Saratoga june 27, 1899 Penn., Wis., C01 ..... Penn. . 20.04 4 Poughkeepsie june 30, 1900 Penn., Wis., Col., Ge0't'n , . Penn. . 19.41 4 Poughkeepsie Juli' 2, 1901 iEE3S1 Wfs Col Geown' Syr' Cornell , 18.535124 Poughkeepsie June 2I,' 1902 isis? W?S 'colf' GEOTH, Syfjl Cornell 19.082 V 4 Pgouglgkeepsie W! 'E.I'EZ'.5E5?X ' Ziigiifiilth 5?i'?I..li5Q 'sy 'a'1ia 'X3gl'X5ZZf'.fii2 Br.-Brown M. A.-Massachusetts Agricultural U.--Union Y.-Yale Col.-Columbia P.-Princeton W.-Williams S.-Syracuse xCorncll firstg ruled out on foul 1'World's record, 8-narcd shell TCnrncll second HAmerican record, 8-cared shell 5PenusyIvania did not start, Cornell rowed course f SMITH, coxswain COFFIN HAZLEWOOD FRENZEL LUEDER VAN ALSTYNE PETTY, Capt. MERRILL SEBRING VARSITY CREW 1902 E112 Qturuelliau 1902 varsity Qlrem .Al FRANK HENRY TEAGLE, '01, Manager Edgar Delos Sebring, '03 . Whitney Merrill, '03 . . . Alfred Smith Petty, '02 CCaptainJ Thomas jefferson Van Alstyne, '03 Charles Augustus Lueder, '03 . john Peter Frenzel, jr., '03 . Stuart Hazlewood, '03 . Albert Reeves COHin, '04 . jacob George Smith, '03 .99 Quhstttutw Phillippe Fazio Ballinger, '03 Henry Walter Torney, '04 . Bow Two Three Four Five Six Seven Stroke Coxswain Port Starboard f Ari' N ...mmm M X. -44-W - ' - 1 f'-, ' mm 5- .2 fc ,.,, Y ' . Eff ' A P .S - ' . ,. Y' n , . ., : ,. BQLJ.. L-JJ J i' A!V,,. A .' 1 . . V ' VJ 'J ' ' 'TQ-fn? 2' - . - WHA' Y ' ' --gm. , I A f 1 511.4-' gl ,, ,,, f- ., ' ' 1- .:, ' j'i'i E. D. TooH1LL, capf. P. F. BALLINGER c. L. EDMONSTON c. A. LYFORD VARSITY FOUR 1902 E118 Qlllrltlfllidii 34 1902 varsity jfnurfdhareh Edward David Toohill, '02 CCaptainJ . Phillippe Fazio Ballinger, '03 . Clarence Lowrie Edmonston, '02 Charles Albert Lyford, '04 Date June, 1899 june, 1900 july 2, 1901 June 21, 1902 jfourfcllbarrh Gram Return Opponents Pennsylvania, Columbia Pennsylvania, Columbia Pennsylvania, Columbia Pennsylvania, Columbia Winner Penn. Penn. Cornell Cornell Time Miles 1 1.12 2 10.312 2 II.3Qg 2 IO.3I3g 2 172510 Bow Two Three Stroke Place Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie C. D. ,RULAND H. S. MUNROE C. E. BOESCH J. W. FISHER J. L. WHITE F. MILLER L. G. GATES J. SNYDER, Capt. G. W. FOOTE W. C. SHEPARD I. V. BUCHANAN FRESHMAN CREW 1902 213132 Qllurlttllidit 1902 freshman rem joseph Lyman White john Snyder QCaptainy Jabez William Fisher Frederick Miller . George Wilson Foote . Harold Simonds Munroe Leroy Grant Gates . . William Chambers Shepard Isaac Victor Buchanan auhzriturez Carl Dudley Ruland . . Clarence Edwin Boesch jfreshmau flirein lrierorn Date Opponents July July July June June June June june june june june July june june July june 13, 19: 171 24, 9s 20, 191 25: 23, 30, 23, 27 26, 28, 21 21, 1875 1876 1878 1890 1892 1894 1895 1896 1897 1897 1898 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 Brown, Harvard, Princeton Harvard, Dartmouth, Col. Harvard ..... Columbia, Yale . . Columbia . . . Dauntless . . . Pennsylvania . . Harvard, Penn., Col.. Yale, Harvard . . Columbia, Pennsylvania Yale, Harvard . . . Cornell, Pennsylvania . Columbia, Pennsylvania Columbia, Wisconsin, Penn. Col., Wis., Penn., Syracuse Col., Wis., Penn., Syracuse Winner Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Yale . Cornell Yale . Cornell . Cornell Wisconsin Penn. . Cornell l .1 Bow Two Three Four Five Six Seven Stroke Coxswain Port Starboard Time Miles Place I7.32.g Saratoga I7 235' Saratoga I7 132- Ensnore 1 1.063 New London 10.56 Ithaca, N. Y. 11.1551 Ithaca, N. Y. II.I85f' Ithaca, N. Y. IO 18 Poughkeepsie 9 195 Poughkeepsie 9 2112 Saratoga 1 1.222 New London 10.57 Saratoga 9,55 Poughkeepsie 9.41 Poughkeepsie IO 20k Poughkeepsie 9.342 Poughkeepsie w.'? '?F4'h 3- 'fB:?' The Varsity Four The Varsity Eight- , i ,AT POUGHKEEPSIE h Q I Vlctomous Freshmen Returning to Quarters A Poughkeepsle Vlew 'f .1 Yi? 7 'G - :ff 'Ya L :'TY'F?7:'W' lf:If?1f'55ii?.'7'E- I7- '2.'1,13l5'9312-.4 ' - V ', .C 5 -.' f,fgQ+- .ar ,Q .. f ' 1.-,u 'NY'?S?'4i?f3'PY 'PX 'f1N RW? 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E -ia2f? .? W, ' .. 1..Q41fxn.,1,L1-4 ,v .if gy- - fu , .. A. X 'a-rg ' A1 25 at 5132134111- ffw . .- Q : 7,3 Q , 'Pff .,iM: - .,5. ,, .,,, ,11. Jw -,5'4.g:,32 1 -g 31 f A R L i Q '.,.' 1 X2 L 1 V1 'Sf :Lf if :rs gl .1 1 34:7 ' Un. , 1, '-'41 ii? I-gl-J. .1 , ill? s f' --:sig , 1 f A SCRAP ON THE LAKE THE FINISH-l90ZMemoria1DayR62atta .X T VARSITY QUARTERS - The Oaks .F FRESHMAN QUARTERS x i:Rxf3::', CAPTAIN WARNER f' EDI? UfU13lI!'IIfHII 349 football HERE ARE ALWAYS SOME PLEASANT FEATURES ONE CAN RECOLLECT, EVEN AFTER HAVING PASSED THROUGH A DISCOURAGING AND DISAPPOINTING ORDEAL. The more disappointing and discouraging the results which the person has met, the more pronounced become the pleasant features which manifest themselves. While acting in the capacity of coach of the football team at Cornell during the past two years, there has been much to depress and A. disappoint, especially during the last year, and the pleas ant things that occurred I do not intend to leave un- mentioned for they came at a time when they were most heartily ap- preciated. Those who are called back to coach, and who from constant association with the men, enter heart and soul into the work with no selfish or personal ambition to satisfy other than to have the team win for the purpose of establishing the supremacy of Alma Mater, can best appreciate the bitterness of defeat. There is a peculiar sting about a defeat that no one feels quite so keenly as the coaches. l1One of the pleasantest features of my work at Cornell as coach during the season of nineteen hundred and two, is the recollection of the treatment received at the hands of the undergraduates after the team was defeated at Princeton. A person can appreciate how enthusiasm will run riot and provoke hundreds of students to as- semble and draw a victorious team through the streets on a Hoat as though they were proud of them, but after the game at Princeton hundreds of students stood waiting at day-light to meet the defeated team and draw them through the streets of Ithaca, singing Alma Mater. It was a manifestation of college spirit not easy to com- prehend and such as few older Cornellians ever expected to see. It gave us new courage and the coaches were not the only ones to appreciate the demonstration, for every player in practice thereafter proved, by his determined work, that he appreciated such a generous and wholesome spirit on the part of the students and we all of us 3 50 EDB Q13UfUBIIiEI1I regretted that we could not come up to the expectations of the under- graduates who so loyally supported the team in defeat as well as victory. QI fail to see where any comment on the work of the team during the past year would be of any benent unless it were given so that the undergraduates would profit by the mistakes made on the part of those in charge, and exert their influence to have these defects remedied in the future. It is with this purpose in mind that I submit what I consider to be of some importance so far as the development of next year's team is concerned and not with any idea of excusing the coaches for the unsatisfactory results of last season. It should be the sole purpose, and I believe it is the aim of all Cornellians, to do all in their power to place Cornell football on the high plane of success which has been attained in some of the other branches of athletics at our institution. Such was the purpose of organizing the graduate system two years ago, and so far the undergraduates have no cause for alarm and should lose no confidence in the system. The great fault lies in the fact that the graduate system is not carried out as it should beg where one graduate did return to assist in the coaching, ten or twelve should have returned. ILLast year there were more candidates out for the team than ever before, and as early as September twenty-second one hundred and five men made their appearance on Percy Field. This was encouraging and caused the students to believe that this fact, together with the presence of many of the Varsity players of the year previous made success seem almost a foregone conclusion. On September twenty-second there were two of us endeavoring to coach these one hundred and five men in the rudiments of the game. It was a case where we appreciated the presence of the candidates but could not do them justice and were obliged to neglect them in a very large degree. It is at this time of the football season that the graduates should return in large numbers and single out what they consider a promising candidate and teach him all they know about the game. It is the only way that a successful team can be made, for any attempt to teach the fundamentals after the season is advanced to the point of team play is bound to take up valuable time and disorganize the team. It is for the undergraduates to find out why the older players do not return and assist in coaching the team. I believe that the old graduates are just as loyal to Cornell as are the graduate players of other institutions and that there is no reason why they should not return in greater numbers early in the season, as do the old players at some of the other Uni- Zlfijt Qlnruellian 3 51 versities. The work of the players during last season was satisfactory and they did the best they could under the circumstances, but we will have to confess that they were neglected in a great many respects. lllt was our endeavor last fall not to neglect any man who came to try for the team, but in doing this we were unable to confine our attention to the Varsity team as we desired to do. Nearly all the early part of the season the scrubs had to take care of themselves except when given fundamental work after being divided into squads and placed in charge of some of the older players. A great many days, even after the season was far advanced, the scrubs had to be looked after either by Morrison or myself and given a few plays hurriedly which they were unable to execute properly and then to line up against the Varsity, their plays being so poorly executed by reason of lack of practice, that it was not a benefit to them and at times a detriment to the Varsity. lLThe system of coaching was carried out so far as it could be, under the circumstances, along the same line as during the year nineteen hundred and one. The idea of the system is for the old grads to return and teach the new men all the fundamentals of the game which they have learned through their experience. It is a handing down from year to year of valuable knowledge of foot- ball gained by actual participation in the game. There were those who returned last season to coach, as they have done since they were graduated, whose work was most valuable and greatly ap- preciated by all those who are interested in the team. These men have returned to coach from year to year and they will undoubtedly be as loyal in their support in the future as they have been in the past, but, notwithstanding the fact that there are a few of the old reliables who have kept in close touch with the football in- terests at Cornell for several years, it is not to them alone that we should look to make the graduate system a permanent institution. The co-operation of every man who has taken part in football should be solicited, no one should be slighted and every one should be thoroughly convinced of the fact that his presence on the field is expected every fall, and he must be made to feel that he is a necessary part of the graduate system. There are many very valuable men who possess a thorough knowledge of the fundamentals of the game and who could take new men and develop them during the first two or three weeks of the season as well if not better than the regular coaches, but these same men have been so long away from Cornell that they feel they are relics of the past and that their presence would 3 52 , Zlfijt Qliurlwlliatt not be appreciated, inasmuch as no effort is made to get them to return. In the future these men should be included among the list of those invited and every effort should be made on the part of the undergraduates to see that each year several old men who have been almost forgotten be brought to light and invited back and made a part of the graduate system. It is only by doing this that the graduate system can be made a success. lllt was an encouraging fact last fall that one or two of the old graduates made their appearance on Percy Field, and although they had not been there for quite a number of years they became enthusiastic and declared their intention of returning again. On the other hand, it was discouraging to know that quite a number of men whom we expected to return failed to make their appearance. In the future, it is to be hoped that the treatment of these men will be such that they will look forward to the coaching season with pleasure and support the team with the same loyality that they did a few years since While playing on the Varsity l1For the past two years it has been my pleasure to have charge of the line men, and in conclusion I would express my sentiments in the words of the poet: THE MAN ON THE LINE Men cheer for the half-back who's made a long run, Or the full-back who's smashed through the line, They yell till they're hoarse When an end makes a dash, Declaring it simply fine, But they seem to forget, 'mid their yells and huzzahs, The man who stands firm on the line, To open a hole for the end to go through, With an aptness We can not define, And then when the guards back comes crushing along, And he drops 'neath the push in the mud, The side lines don't yell at the play he has made, In nearly the way that they should. Though others forget him and thoughtless pass by, With favor this wish shall be mine: May good luck attend him and prosper his plays, The man who plays ball on the line. -i-' . ,. ., ,V oot Reeor Date Score Opponents Score Sept. 27 Cornell 5 Colgate o Oct. 1 Cornell 31 , Rochester o Oct. 4 Cornell 42 Union o Oct. 8 Cornell 57 Hobart 0 Oct. II Cornell 37 Williams 6 Oct. 18 Cornell 6 Carlisle IO Oct. 25 Cornell 57 Oberlin 0 Nov. 1 Cornell o Princeton IO Nov. 8 Cornell 50 W. 85 J. o Nov. I5 Cornell 23 Lafayette o Nov. 27 Cornell II Pennsylvania I2 .24 Quinmarp Games Won, 8 Games Lost, 3 1.4 Ek . 'AZ' , ,tv S f'?fif- T ' 'iii' fi Tiflhflz T 1 Place Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Princeton Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia B. F. LIES w.c.sHEPARD E.BURNS,Jr. c. A. LUEDER L. A. WEBB J. W. DAVITT A. A. BREWSTER J.H.sHEBLE,Jr. E. 0. P. WAUD W. J. WARNER s. B. HUNT W. A. TYDEMAN M. SMITH L. R. JAMES P. A. LARKIN Capt- A. R. COFFIN H. PURCELL, Jr. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM 1902 EDB Qlurlwllidlt 355 varsity football Hiram, 1902 .195 EDWARD BURNS, jr. . . Manager WILLIAM 'TAY WARNER, 'o3 . Captain 15EBiDRllf meshes , Daniel Alden Reed, '98 Archibald Bostwick Morrison, jr., 'oi GBraDuate Qloachee Charles Bliven Mason, '94 joseph William Beacham, Ir., '97 Frank Warren Cool, '95 john Hawley Taussig, '97 Clinton Randolph Wyckoff, '96 Henry Hamilton Moore Lyle, '98 Thomas Francis Fennell, '96 Lyndon Sanford Tracy, '98 Henry Schoelkopf, 'oz 7528111 Patrick Edward Larkin, '06 . . . Left End Charles Augustus Lueder, '03 Left Tackle William jay Warner, '03 . Left Guard john Washington Davitt, '03 ' Center Henry Purcell, jr., '03 . Left Half Back William Alfred Tydeman, '03 Right End Ernest Othnell Pester Waud, '05 . Right Tackle Sanford Beebe Hunt, '04 . Right Guard Alfred Alexander Brewster, '04 Quarter Back Albert Reeves Coffin, '04 . Right Half Back William Chambers Shepard, '05 . , . Full Back substitutes Banks Edward Burns, jr., '03 Warner Garfield Snider, '04 Lewis Roscoe james, '03 John Howard Sheble, jr., '06 Linn Louis Albert Webb, ,O4 Manasseh Smith, '04 Archibald Kidston Stace, '06 James Harry Costello, '06 Bennett Frederick Lies, '04 0511115 Norman Spear Lawrence, '04 john Sloane Kittle, '06 F W. SHEPARD E. 0. P. WAUD W. W. BALDWIN D. B. BECKER E. H. KELSEY G. R. MCDERMOTT R. M. TOLIN, Capt. L. G. GATES L. E. WELCH K. L. BULLITT H. A. BRUCE SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL TEAM 1902 ,., J, j,1:...y: F. '- + mg, .,g5,,:F ff -, ,.:,.ji::1,l'm-Q. -.1 .Q,c.:.'- sz-V, , I.-3.1.61 A' ' 5-Z :'fQi2r.:'.'I W ::2f:,f.. A .. KM..,,,v:.' H. S. KRAUTER P. FOLGER H. B. FOOTE I. O. JONES W. F. LEE J. NEWHALL G. W. STARK M. F. FENNELL A. ARMITAGE E. A. ROGERS W. L. WALLACE R. C. BARTON W. G. MOREHOUSE L. M. CHAMPAIGN W. G. 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Its very nature and dis- 'lol cipline are such that they crystallize in the Ml student body a strong University spirit, which more than any other one thing goes to increase .Q E I Like other Universities of its kind Cornell has had , 4 .. . ' , Q ,Q-if 9 to start at the beginning and carve her way in ath- Q X U, letics in the face of strong opposition and keen com- ! L ,dr , kv c 4, 0347 its progress and widen its influence. ..,., f petition. She started in at a time when the other large H Universities were flourishing, and when athletics in them had taken a strong foothold, but, today, by hard work and earnest endeavor on the part of those who have been and are now with her, she has been placed in an enviable position among the leading Universities of the country. In many departments we have surpassed the most cherished hopes of our warmest admirers. In CREW, Football and Track the victories achieved have placed Cornell in a respectable position among the leading Universities. Our position is now firmly fixed, our reputation an enviable one, and the con- tinued improvement in every branch is in the hands of every student who has any love for Cornell. I-Ier future is in our hands, and if we hope to increase her standing we must work with renewed energy with this end in view. 1LThe results attained and the victories achieved by the base- ball team, while not as frequent as we could hope, still when we consider the many difficulties the members have been compelled to labor under, such as stress of work and distance of field, have been on the whole most encouraging. For various reasons the prog- ress of the National game has been slow, but by the hardest kind of work and many sacrifices on the part of the candidates, we have reached a great measure of success. llln the early part of the year the underclass games were played as usual, and the work done by many of the players raised our hopes, for they showed considerable ability. The new men showed up in good form, and this lead us to believe that we had a right to expect 366 EDB QIIJI'IIBIIfEUI many valuable acquisitions to the Varsity. Of course we suffered as a result of the mid-year examinations and the unfortunate fever epidemic, which visited the city. These two causes shared honors in thinning our forces, and for a time interfered greatly with the progress of our work. Many of our best men left the city for their homes, owing to the demoralized conditions, but when we began outdoor practice the situation had assumed a brighter outlook, for a number of the men had returned to the University. All the members of the 1902 team had reported for practice, with the ex- ception of Brown, Whinery and Bristolg the two former having graduated, while the latter, who is a student in Forestry, had to go to Axton with the other members of his class. lLOn the whole the class and ,quality of men who reported for practice were satisfactory, but there is no denying the fact that we do not get the same high grade of material from which to pick, as falls to the lot of the other institutions. As a rule many of the men who report for practice are crude and inexperienced in the most essential parts of the game, and the work of whipping them into Varsity material is consequently slow. iLThe fact must not be lost sight of that the recent epidemic will have a noticeable effect upon the registration list next fall, and it is incumbent upon us to begin work at once to have a large entering class, and with this end in view make special efforts to influence many athletes to be among the number. 1LThis is a duty the student body and Alumni owe to the Uni- versity, and by increasing the number of students we will increase the strength of the various athletic teams. We must not sit idly, awaiting developments, or until some other University steps in and snatches the promisingmen away from us. If we hope to make even a respectable showing in 1904, the time to begin to build up our teams is the present. ILWe must therefore enter into this work with the same spirit that has characterized all our past undertakings, and by the hearty co-operation of the Students, Alumni and Faculty, our eHorts will be crowned with success. XVA - N I' x X. , 1 Games Won . . Games Lost . . 21 2.13 SEB LL Q QQQREGORD C . X Tied . . . Date Opponent Cornell Opp. Place March 2Q Wofford College Spartenburgh, S. C. March 31 University of Georgia Athens, Ga. April 1 University of Georgia Athens, Ga. April 2 Georgia Inst. of Technology April 3 Clemson College Calhoun, S. C. April 4 Furman University Greenville, S. C. April 5 University of N. C. Chapel Hill, N. C. April 7 University of Virginia Charlottesville, Va. April 9 Annapolis Annapolis, Md. April I2 University of Rochester Ithaca April IQ University of Niagara Ithaca April 26 Columbia Ithaca April 30 Princeton Princeton, N. J. May 1 Fordham New York City May 2 Lehigh South Bethlehem, Pa. . May 5 University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia, Pa. 3,.2g3.gg,, May ro Princeton Ithaca ,j7 5 i?., May I5 Manhattan Ithaca n May I7 University of Michigan Ithaca ,y?.' q'1 q May 20 Carlisle Indians Ithaca ,,1'..i ii '-p V May 24 University of Pennsylvania Ithaca ., -,f i it May 28 Harvard Cambridge, Mass. if- 'Q May 2Q Holy Cross Worcester, Mass. an 'Q May 30 Brown University Providence, R. I. vig? june I2 Oberlin Oberlin, Ohio Niki June I3 University of Michigan Toledo, Ohio bw vfgggn ', g il gi June I4 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Mich. 1-?5fil 'll'L'liiJ '5l it giiinritlllnlmilmlll.. 1 y 5 -2 -W J. A. KINNEY A. A. BREWSTER H. JENNINGS, Coach D. K. BROWN H. M. FERGUSON B. F. DRAKE M. R. WHINERY, Capt. H. R. BRISTOL H. W. HENDERSON PHILIP LEWIS G. COSTELLO B. CHASE VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM 1902 E112 Q'5lJ13IIBIIf?0I ' Earsttp baseball Team or JOHN ALPIN KINNEY, '02 . Manager MAURICE ROBERT WHINERY, '02 . Captain HUGH JENNINGS, '04 . . Coach .99 QBSHI Maurice Robert Whinery, '02 Jerome Babcock Chase, '03 Harold Russell Bristol, '04 Henry Warner Henderson, '04 HughfjMcKnight Ferguson, '03 Douglas Kinnear Brown, '02 George Justin Costello, '03 Philip Lewis, '05 . . Alfred Alexander Brewster, '04 William Alfred Tydeman, '03 Jerome Babcock Chase, '03 Harold Russell Bristol, '04 Bertrand Francis Drake, ,O4 Catcher Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher First Base Second Base Third Base Short Stop Left Field Center Field Center Field Center Field Right Field G. R. IvIcDERIvIoI:T, Jr., Mgr. W. L. WILSON c. E. CARTER ,II E. EERGIVIANN W. W. GAIL E. J. LEEEBRE ' J. II. WILLIAMSON PHILIP LEWIS, Capt. II. A. BRUCE c. E. JOHNSON - J. E. Goonmcu SOPHOMORE BASEBALL TEAM IQO2 W. KALWRISKY L. C. WELCH J. L. BRAMAN E. E. FREE E. A. RENNER H. HELM R. SWEENEY W. BIGLER W. L. UMSTAD A. A. 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':,'.-'L-'PP ' 'Ui'-:7 5l ' 'E9'. :7 wffiff UA .If 'JLf'T' fi H5312 lFsP11 T'P7u4TAY 'f77 f'Q ,afzt-75,1 '!'AF .nW 5f'5I9Q'Q -B2 Fl,-'f'lf YQ 'FTM - 7f . 5f 9.'Q3 ,-, 'Wax ifggf- -fy?-Q 1, rm-U ,ap EARLY SPRING PRACTICE W N, ., ,. ,,,, f , -W' W 2 6 3' ' ' ' . , .. ,534-1frf:Qv' ,. , KI-2 - 1- ' J an-0 - - - i'.m-.:,:f5+t?T - flizm- , .Q H: , wwf ygug-,- -f', s Q 1. uv M --..x no,u:?,., --,. 1 , . ef Q , Y- 7 I ,,f:,,, ,JL,f',AqVi .L. .iw .M , A I i - x 'N ' , - 'X-If I , . V- Nrizffiiffkiv? :PA '-f3,if. -w '?53f 2f1.Yf xi- ' K gl- Jr ' 1 Q-1 .V ..q -- A F, r . , - ft. -.'-235 14. ' - ..- 5 4 1322.1 V W2 ' '-PM .:9f,. -ff -ww CAPTAIN WARREN ZUJI? QZUI'lIEIIi51I 377 illibe 'Warsitp Trask illieam HE TRACK TEAM OF 1902 WAS AN IMPROVEMENT OVER CORNELL'S PRE- VIOUS TEAMS. i,,..It had very few inter- collegiate stars, but was a finely balanced team. In nearly every event the difference between the three best men was very slight, and should one fail to come up to his stand- ard, there was ever a man ready to step in and pull off a victory. ILThe evenness in ability of the men of this year's team is due in a measure to the fact that all track candidates are expected to continue work with little or no let up all the college year. The lack of developed preparatory school material makes this necessary for Cornell to meet her rivals successfully on the track. To keep up the winning pace set in track athletics the past three years, it will be necessary for all interested in' track athletics here, to keep in touch with promis- ing men at their own preparatory schools and let them know what we do to encourage this branch at Cornell. No college gives better chances for that competition which is so necessary to athletic de- velopment. For instance this year we held the annual underclass meet, our cross country team raced in both Philadelphia and in New York, our relay team went to Boston, Washington and New York, and we entered a triangular meet with Syracuse University and the 74th Regiment at Buffalo. In addition to these there is the Western trip, a dual meet with Michigan, and our own weekly meets during the winter. The spring schedule calls for entries for the Pennsylvania Relay Carni- val and for three dual meets,-with Syracuse, Princeton and Pennsyl- vania. The Intercollegiate meet in New York concludes the season. 1LLast year Cornell took her first Western trip and met Michigan at Ann Arbor, March 27th, Michigan winning by a score of 42 1-2 to 29 1-2. Michigan had some star all-round performers who were able to compete in several events, while the Cornell men had to confine themselves mostly to one event. Michigan's few stars were the mainstay of the team and were responsible for the victory. Each 378 arm etnriwlliau team was allowed to enter fifteen men. The competition was closer than the score shows, for the winning of another first and second place would have given victory to Cornell, 37 1-2 to 34 1-2. The Cornell team is always at a decided disadvantage when meeting another college away from home indoors, especially so in the Ann Arbor Gymnasium, where the conditions for competition are so differ- ent from our own. It is the plan in the development of our teams to look on the winter training as merely preparatory work for the spring dual meets and the Intercollegiates. Hard training is not exacted of the men until after Easter. Then again, we do not send the whole team on these indoor trips, fifteen being the highest number ever taken. But Michigan is the acknowledged champion of the West in track athletics, and the experience gained in this winter competition is of great value in determining the worth of our team. The management, however, will endeavor next year and thereafter to meet Michigan on neutral grounds, where the chances will be more equal. I believe Cor- nell's team would have been victorious against Michigan outdoors. lLAt Albany on May 17th Cornell again defeated Princeton by the score of 76 points to 40. This meetwas limited to twenty-three men on a side. Cornell forfeited the points in the pole vault, Frederick having injured his ankle a few days before the meet. A look at the summary clearly shows Cornell's superiority. On May 24th at Philadelphia, Cor- nell was victorious over Pennsylvania, scoring 67 points to her oppo- nent's 50. The team was without the services of Sears, who, had he run, would have made the score as decisive as the Princeton one. ILCornell had no chance to show her true strength at the Inter- collegiate meet and could gain only sixth place, with a total of three points, Foster getting third in the two-mile run and Trott fourth in the one-mile run. Such was the result in spite of the fact that, with the exception of Harvard and Yale, Cornell could have easily beaten any other college entered there in a dual competition. Princeton, whom we had so decisively beaten, finished in third place there on the work of four men. Cornell's team competed up to their standard, but there were enough individual stars from the many colleges in nearly every event to shut out the Cornell men from any one of the coveted four places for which points were given. The team of 1901 scored fifteen points at the Intercollegiate meet, while the 1902 team, which was a stronger one, scored only three. TRACK Event 100-Yard Dash . 220-Yard Dash . 440-Yard Dash . Half-Mile Run . Two-Mile Run . One-Mile Run . 1 20-Yard Hurdles 220-Yard Hurdles . Running High Jump . Running Broad jump . Pole Vault .... Putting 16-lb. Shot . . Throwing 16-lb. Hammer 1 9 4-5 sec. in A. A. U. Nationa 30-Yard Dash . . 35-Yard Low Hurdles . 40-Yard High Hurdles . Running High jump . Standing High jump . Pole Vault .... Standing Broad jump . Putting 16-lb. Shot . iq? fu 1,54 l'vqAYKf I EAA gfgge..-. , 41... XV! Wi wr- e 'F She-1 P' ki 123, J Q, 1 .. ,:-.-..' 4.1. -.L-. fb, 4 , , . - . Wa: f safaz- rw g ' i::5ei356ff?: . . V' 1:1.E- . 4-'-:-:a'+:f'vw1FG- -L Sy l '-ABL 2K5 15 4 -vs fl ,av B' Q .f, Alun.. 'fm Q 1-nee. 2 ru is E 591, -11:1-if- effau - -. gt 1 I71 A -1512 1-, Q -' . ,:.f,3gf,.fg: .1 ,Tj effigy :I -,' 'avgxf -' L : ' 4 .- , I ..1 , :fl ii- 1 'ft' .As he- fgf' i ff- 4 25113 ,ia -, ,K 1 .-.ge 1 Q 11,1- 3 Ti'f' 4' I ' . if 1' I L-:..g.1.a. 1? 12 ' E '-3. Lge '.: i U f--nf., . ' 431' 1. A., h ' 'H . AZN H 'v I 1 'DF,.g.F ' ,A W: , 4' we-.. 1 '51 5' -Q. K 1 -AL, :sa 'hm .Q ' gf '23, t,..t . 4' Holder F. M. Sears, '04'f F. M. Sears, '04 H. E. Hastings, ' R. S. Trott, '03 B. A. Gallagher, A.. O. Berry, '01 R. Ripley, ' QBIIUIUUI' Record IO sec. 21 3-5 sec. 50 4-5 sec. 1 min. 57 1-5 sec. IO min. 4 min. 29 3-5 sec 16 1-5 sec. 26 1-5 sec. 6 ft. 1 118 in. 21 ft. IO in. II ft. 3 in. 41 ft. 5 in. 144 ft. I I-2 in. H. l QQ C. W. W1ls0n, jr RECDRD OI '01 ., '00 L. T. Ketchum, '04 A. Walton, '02 C. V. Powell, '98 B. F . Longnecker, W. A. Frederick, F. I. Porter, '05 L. W. Boynton, ' 103 703 00 l Championships june 22, 1901. Not allowed on account of fa jnuuur 3 4-5 sec. 5 sec. 5 4-5 sec. QWorld's recordj 5 ft. II in. 4 ft. 9 7-8 in. II ft. I0 ft. 6 in. 42 ft. 1 1-2 in. C. D. Young, '02 C. D. Young, '02 - J C. W. Wilson, jr YG. P. Serviss, jr. lC. V. Powell, '98 L. Burnett, Sp. '1 J. D. Phiiups, '06 L. Burnett, Sp. F. I. Porter, '05 OO Date of Making May 30, IQOI May 24, 1901 May 6, 1899 June 7, 1902 May 25, 1901 june 4, 1901 May 10, 1898 May 21, 1900 May 30, 1901 May 17, 1902 May 7, I-898 May 24, 1902 May 3, 1902 May 24, 1902 April 27, 1900 vorable Wind. March 7, 1900 March 7, 1900 March 7, 1900 Feb'y 28, IQO3 March 6, 1896 March 5, 1897 Feb'y 21, 1903 March 5, 1897 March 22, 1901 380 EDU 6lJI'iIEIIfEllI IOO-Yard Dash 1-Mile Run 120-Yard Hurdles 440-Yard Run 2-Mile Run 220-Yard Hurdles 220-Yard Dash 880-Yard Run Putting 16 lb. Shot Qlinrnell hs. rinretnn At Albany, May 17, 1902 .29 1 F. M. Sears, Cornell . 2 H. A. Rogers, Cornell 3 G. W. S. Platts, Cornell 1 W. B. Flanders, Cornell S. Trott, Cornell C. White, Cornell 2R. 3C. 1 L. T. Ketchum, Cornell 2 A. Walton, Cornell . 31. W. Carter, Princeton 1 H. A. Rogers, Cornell . 2 W. G. Warren, Cornell 3 A. C. Perry, Princeton 1 R. E. Williams, Princeton . M. Foster, Cornell 2 T. 3 C. S. Sincerbeaux, Princeton I A. Walton, Cornell . . T. Ketchum, Cornell W. Carter, Princeton 2L. 31- W. S. Platts, Cornell M. Sears, Cornell 3 A. C. Perry, Princeton IG. 2F. IR. 2D. 3G. S. Trott, Cornell . McMeekan, Cornell S. Cochran, Princeton 1 John DeWitt, Princeton 2 R. W. Rogers, Cornell 3 F. J. Porter, Cornell Time I0 1-5 sec. Time 4.44 1-5 Time 16 2-5 Time 51 1-5 Time 10.11 Time 26 1-5 Time 22 3-5 Time 2.03 Distance 43 ft.1-2 in. -f E112 Qlt0I'UZIIf5i'l 331 A. W. Coleman, Princeton Pole Vault D. S. Horton, Princeton Height IO ft. 9 in. P. A. Moore, Princeton High Jump G' W' Cuftissfpfinceton 7. . Height 5fr. I0 1-2 in. Hammer Throw Broad jump J. W. Knapp, Cornell 5 H. F. Porter, Cornell john DeWitt, Princeton E. O. P. Waud, Cornell R. G. Wright, Princeton J. L. Grimes, Princeton A. Vonnegut, Cornell B. F. Longnecker, Cornell Distance 155 ft. Distance 22 ft. 3-4l1'1. CORNELL '76 points PRINCETON 40 points M Cilurnell hs. ibennsplhania 1-Mile Run 440-Yard Dash 120-Yard Hurdles At Pennsylvania, May 24, IQ02 .59 Flanders, Cornell Trott, Cornell Standon, Pennsylvania Rogers, Cornell Gill, Pennsylvania Warren, Cornell Ketchum, Cornell Walton, Cornell Allen, Pennsylvania Time 4.37 Time 51 2-5 Time I6 I-5 382 UDB Unfulllfdu 100-Yard Dash 2-Mile Run 880-Yard Run 220-Yard Hurdles 220-Yard Dash Shot Put Hammer Throw Pole Vault High jump! Broad Jump Westney, Pennsylvania Goodman, Pennsylvania Platts, Cornell Russell, Pennsylvania . Bowen, Pennsylvania Foster, Cornell Klear, Pennsylvania Orton, Pennsylvania McMeekan, Cornell Goodman, Pennsylvania Vfalton, Cornell Ketchum, Cornell Westney, Pennsylvania Platts, Cornell Warren, Cornell Porter, Cornell . Rogers, Cornell Boyd, Pennsylvania Moxley, Cornell . . Hutton, Cornell Anderson, Pennsylvania Frederick, Cornell I, Gray, Pennsylvania 5 Carroll, Cornell Knapp, Cornell 1 Porter, Cornell j Boyd, Pennsylvania Longnecker, Cornell . Sherwood, Pennsylvania Vonnegut, Cornell Time I0 1-5 Time 10.07 Time 25 2-5 Time 22 sec. Distance 4I ft. 5 in. Distance 129 ft. 2 in. Height II ft. Height 5 ft. 9 in. Distance 21 ft. IO in. CORNELL 67 points PENNSYLVANIA 50 points mhz Qlnruzllian 383 40-Yard Dash 40-Yard Hurdles 440-Yard Dash 880-Yard Run 1-Mile Run High jump Shot Put Pole Vault Cilnrnell hs. ffflirbigan 'x . I Hahn, Michigan Time 4 3-5 sec. 2 Sears, Cornell 3 Nufer, Michigan 1 Nufer, Michigan Time 5 4-5 sec. 2 Walton, Cornell 3 Fishleigh, Michigan 1 Nufer, Michigan Time 55 sec. 2 Sears, Cornell . 3 Hernstein, Michigan I Foster, Michigan . . Time 2.08 3-5 sec. 2 Harpham, Michigan 3 McCarthy, Cornell 1 Trott, Cornell . . Time 4.38 3-5 sec. 2 Kellogg, Michigan 3 Perry, Michigan 1 Knapp, Cornell . . Height 5 ft. I0 in. Snow, Michigan 2 Armstrong, Michigan 1 Porter, Cornell . . Distance 42 ft. 1 1-2 in. 2 Snow, Michigan 3 Robinson, Michigan ' Frederick, Cornell Hei ht I0 ft in I . F ishleigh, Michigan g ' 4 Carroll, Cornell Woodhams, Michigan is MICHIGAN 42 1-2 points CORNELL 29 1-2 points Lundell Plumer Frederick Vonnegut Smith Knapp Waud Porter Hutton Moxley Rogers Flanders White Carroll Moakley QTrainerJ Rogers Hooker McCarthy Warren Sears Scott Walton Porter Hibbard Longuecker Kruse Vaughan Crofts Young CCapt.J Foster McMeekan VARSITY TRACK TEAM 1902 Erbs Qturucllian Earsitp Trask Tlieam, 1902 .23 GEORGE HAINES HOOKER, '02 . . Manager CHARLES DUNCANSON YOUNG, '02 Captain JOHN MOAKLEY, Walter Garfield Warren, '03 Charles Duncanson Young,'o2 Frank Martin Sears, '04 George W. S. Platts, '05 Henry Albert Rogers, '03 Gustave E. F. Lundell, '03 Leonard james Hibbard, '03 William Timothy McCarthy, '05 David McMeekan, '03 Rolland Stinson Trott, '03 Barrett Smith, '04 ! Leonard Holden Vaughan, O4 Warren Beebe Flanders, '02 Charles Carroll White, '05 Herbert Foster Plumer, '04 Thomas Myron Foster, ,O4 Lawrence T. Ketchum, '04 Albert Walton, '02 john Wiltsie Knapp, 'o 3 Floyd john Porter, '05 Edward Albert Kruse, '05 Walter A. Frederick, '03 Harry Clarence Carroll, 'o 3 Benjamin F. Longnecker, '03 Anton Vonnegut, '05 Robert Wilson Rogers, '04 Harry Franklin Porter, '05 William Francis Moxley, '04 Ernest O. P. Waud, '05 Robert Leroy Hutton, '03 . . . . Tramer 100 and 220-yard dashes, relay team 100 and 220-yard dashes, relay team 100 and 220 and 440-yard dashes relay team 100 and 220-yard dashes 440-yard dash, relay team 440-yard dash, relay team 440-yard dash 440-yard dash 880-yard rung relay team 880-yard run, one-mile run 880-yard rung one-mile run 880-yard run Mile run Mile rung two-mile run Mile run Two-mile run 120 and 220-yard hurdles 120 and 220-yard hurdlesg relay team High Jump High jump High jump Pole Vault Pole Vault Broad jump Broad jump Shot Put Shot Put Hammer Throw Hammer Throw Hammer Throw KM' A. D. BRINKERHOFF S. J. MEISSNER H. F. PLUMER A. D. CAMP A. VONNEGUT F. J. PORTER E. R. DAVIS R. A. GARDINER W. A. ROBINSON SOPHOMORE TRACK TEAM 1902 S ASHBURNER M. F. FENNELL W. E. MAHER, Jr. R. C. TURNER J. B. PHILLIPS E, CAIRNS, Capt. H. S. ROWLAND I. J. WOLFERSPERGER W. L. WALLACE FRESHMAN TRACK TEAM 1902 ,-A,-. EARLY SP,RING TRAINING Val- FREDERICK CLEARING THE BAR THE VARSITY RELAY TEAM I Drury,'o6 Dunlop,'o5 Goetter,'o6 Geuung,'o5 Smallwood,'o3 Ransom,'o5 Wi11iams,'o3 Bascome,'o2 Thompson,'o5 Charters,'04 Mann,'o3 Foren,'o3 Judd,'o3 Weidner,'o4 Robinson,'o6 Sanford,'o5 Ferdon,'o3 Turner,'o3 Berryman,'o3 Camp,'o5 Wilder,'o5 Gardiner,'o5 Reidy,'o6 Bowes,'o5 jacobs,'o4 Ehrich,'.o5 Plumer,'o5 Schutt,'o5 Foster,'o4 Woodward,'o4 Smith,'o4 Stan1ey,'o4 P0atE,'04 Ferdon,'o3 Spencer,'o4 Gi1bert,'o5 Vincent,'o4 Raiguel, '05 CORNELL CROSS COUNTRY CLUB 1902 ,-f fy fp G J sri' f,'l ff f-ff! 'isis eu gf A. 5 if-I 5,1 2 Z if 1,29-as 1 3 'vii gi1,r'p '11-if ,Q J giflfeeg ,ti I1 ev'-'fpyfr 'V I If ar YV 1234 ' w I' I 9 slxkmlfjgs 'rg' L r 1 'f5A6ff fag? M H?- W f 1 4' 4 Kid!! 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Goetter E. E. Seelye A. B. Clark C. G. Spencer S. A. Cazenove A. G. Drury W. R. Dunlop R. W. Duvall ' S. H. Ehrich H. E. Epley E. M. Ferdon F. L. Ferdon R. W. Foster J. S. Jacobs E. A. Judd H. B. Mann M. B. Mann D. McMeekan F. W. Poate E. N. Poate E. B. 'Raignell E. T. Newman H B . . Robinson j. B. Smallwood I. C. Sturdevant R. J. Taylor F. A. Urner J. P. Urner W. A. Vawter H. B. Vincent C. C. White C. P. Weidner T. M. Foster F. K. Richtmyer E. P. Wilder H. L. Genung S. M. Sanford J. K. Brewster J. S. Fowler W. Reid K. W. Woodward G. W. Foren M. W. Schatt 391 T. D. Adams, '03 F. A. Wagner, '02 W. S. Finlay, '04 D. C. Alexander, 'o2 E. G. Bogert, G. J. A. Magoffin, '02 J. T. Kelley, '02 I. B. Ferguson, '03 H. M. Wood, '02 CCapt.J L. H. Boesher, '02 K. W. Woodward, '04 E. S. Armstrong, '04 - Puck P251 G. P. Winters, '02 G. M. Forrest, '02 CORNELL LACROSSE TEAM 1902 UW1rm, WWW, ff X Q ilk '- Q A f b: ,. .msg I A - - X l I AQ X x i K1 X 4 Rose Rgcoar V- ' 4, Qlnrnell ilarrnsse Qiluh, 1902 .al JAMES AARON MAGOFFIN . . HERBERT MARINER WOOD, '02 GEORGE MUNRO FORREST, '02 . Walter Stevenson Finlay, '04 . Durand Charles Alexander, '02 George Munro Forrest, '02 . Erwin Scott Armstrong, '04 . ,Fred Andrew Peter Wagner, '02 james Aaron Magoflin, '02 . Louis Henry Boescher, jr., '02 George Payne Winters, '02 . Joseph Thomas Kelley, jr., '02 Herbert Mariner Wood, '02 . Ellis Gilbert Bogart, G. . John Barrie Ferguson, '03 . Goal . Point Cover Point First defense Second defense Third defense Center Third attack Second attack First attack Outside home Inside home President Captain Manager Euhstitrrtw Thomas Dickinson Adams, '03 Karl Wilson Woodward, '04 1525013 Winner Interuniversity Lacrosse League Championship: Cornell 5 Hobart 2 Cornell I Crescent A. C. 5 Cornell 5 Pennsylvania 2 Cornell 8 Columbia o Cornell 6 Harvard 4 Cornell 2 Hobart 3 Summary: Games won, 4, Games lost, 2 393 394 Elin Qtorncllian Gliurnell basketball Qieam 1902 1 1903 .29 HALBERT MAITLAND SLOAT . Manager STEPHEN HERBERT TOWNSEND . Captam iftcalu Edward Arthur Wadsworth . Benjamin Post Hermes . Robert Shakleton Knapp Stephen Herbert Townsend Percy Lang Lyford . William Cool Pruyn Cornell Cornell . Cornell . 2l:Corne1l . 2f1Cornell . :FCornell . d'Corr1ell . 2l1Cornell . iz Cornell . :'1Cornell . Cornell . . hlntercfollegiate League Games Center Forward Forward Guard Guard Qamhatitrrtcs' C Horace Everett Brinkerhoff Zeaakethall iliccnvn 38 Geneva C 36 Separate Companyl 8 . 18 Rochester University . . 8 . 53 Cortland QY. M. C. AJ . . 8 . I3 Columbia ...... 2Q . 23 Harvard .... . 9 . 5 Yale . . . I3 . 16 Princeton . . 20 . 6 Columbia . . I7 . 5 Yale .... . 32 . 18 Princeton ,..... 55 . 32 Pratt Institute Technology . 16 Eiga Qturuelliau Qlnrnell iianriaep Team .X A. R. ELLIS, 1904 . E. S. ARMSTRONG, 1904 C. H. Day, '04 I. C. Dederer, '04 . A. R. Ellis, '04 1 S. C. Preston, '06 . E. S. Armstrong, '04 . H. C. Brown, '05 . P. Lewis, '05 Qtthatitlttw J. M. Lee H. M. .al c15ame5 EISQBD 1903 Cornell . . 4 Cornell Princeton . . 0 Yale . . Captain . Manager Goal Point Cover-Point Rover Forward Forward Forward Ferguson . . 0 . 2 W. E. BLOUNT, '05 G. J. NATHAN, '04 W. L. BOWMAN, '04 HENRI ANDRAUD, Coach H. F. BLOUNT, '03 F. F. PINO, '03 CORNELL FENCING TEAM 1902-03' Ihr Irnrvra CEluh winnera of tlgz Qnlslet j'HeiJaI5 '98 J. E. Gignoux '99 C. H. Brustlein '00 N. L. Knipe '98 A. S. Krebs '99 A. E. Wieland '01 H. F. Blount '01 W. L. Bowman '00 C. W. Davis '02 G. J. Nathan '02 B. O. Frick TB8111 IHEIZUUU5 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, 2 3 Annapolis, 22 Cornell, 212: Columbia, 20 Yale, 4 'F Wieland wins Intercollegiate Championship Ithaca, April 20, 1900 Cornell, 7 University of Pennsylvania, 2 Ithaca, Feb. 15, 1901 Cornell, 7 Yale, 2 New York, April 6, 1901 Annapolis, 18 Cornell, I7 Columbia, II Harvard, 7 Philadelphia, Feb. II, 1902 Cornell, 8 University of Pennsylvania, 1 Ithaca, Feb. I4, 1902 Cornell, 7 Columbia, 2 1903 TEBHI11 HENRY FITCH BL0UN1, Jr., '03 captain William Law Bowman, ,O4 - George jean Nathan, '04, Sub. Frank Ferrera Pino, '04 Walter Eames Blount, '05, Sub. 398 mb? QlzUI'lIUIIi5l1 l AUDENRIED WHITTEMORE, '03 B President THOMAS H. SIDLEY, '03 Vice-President RICHARD H. HOBBIE, ,04 Secretary and Treasurer 395511118155 of dlall Qoumalnent Doubles Herbert S. Boone, '03 Robert P. Bennett, '04 Singles Earl E. Farnsworth, '03 jt1zn1hetB T. K. Webster, '03 T. H. Sidley, '03 A. Whitternore, '0 3 F. L. Ferdon, '03 C. L. Dibble, '03 H. S. Boone, '03 J. 0'F. Clark, '03 N. A. Brown, '03 F. Siefke, '04 G. A. Wessman, '04 A. B. Clark, '04 R. H. Hobbie, '04 E. B. Dingle, '04 A. E. Bedell, '04 H. D. McMullen, '0 4 E. H. Kelsey, '05 Johnston Stanley, '04 G. Wieson, '04 R. P. Bennett, '04 H. Dingle, '04 H. B. Vincent, '04 O. G. Bennett, '04 G. R. Grant, '04 O. A. Molatsch, ,O4 G. R. Stewart, ,O4 - H. N. Remick, '05 R. S. Burlingame, '05 O. J. Salisbury, '05 H. W. Pitzman, '05 B. C. Leonard, '05 R. W. Salisbury, '05 Robert North, '05 D. F. Stevens, '05 J. J. White, '05 C. B. Mueller, '05 W. R. Pierce, '05 L. M. Sanford, '05 A. D. Hunt, '05 H. A. Kling, '05 E. T. Newman, '05 R. S. Sloan, '05 S. D. Brown, '05 . D. Brown, '05 . N. Nay, '05 . S. Deitz, '05 P. Dandridge, '05 . S. Whitcomb, '05 . B. Poole, '05 . E. Sheldon, '05 . S. Woglum, '05 J. Richardson, '05 W. G. Ellis, '05 I. V. Buchanan, '05 H. W. Slauson, '06 M. W. Judd, '06 S. G. Smith, '06 A. J. Grier, '06 mowwcupmovu A. H. Barber, '06 J. L. Sporer, '06 ZUJI? Qlurtwllidlt e jfresbman 3311513 Teams Heavy Weight M. F. FENNELL, Captain J. D. Rogers R. J. Carlisle P. F. Folger W. A. Murray J. E. Forgy G. H. Ross C. M. Cortelyou C. Martin F. M. Van Zile William Bigler L. M. Champaign L. V. Wilder E. T. Foote R. C. Barton .al Miadie Weight Light weight A. W. MELLOWS, Captain R. W. KNAPP, Captain J. Stearns T. R. Emerson A. G. Allen W. B. Wilson G. W. Neilson F. Von Steinwehr N. S. McKinley W. F. Lee H. W. Slauson G. Flack L. W. Doty R. Smith C. P. johnson . W. Stark C. G. Lee, Jr. B. Gatliff L. W. Thompson L. Lyford P. A. Schoellkopf S. Kittle H. L. Waterall C. G. Peterson A. W. Skinner A. A. Brockett R. Baldwin . Roth-Andrassy H. F. 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N The jfnrestrp Quarterly 4 Lf Pubfzsbed Quarferly viz By a CBoard of Four Undergraduafe Ecfzfors chosen by compefrfron from fbe College of Foresfry DEVOT T0 THE INTERESTS UF THE FORESTER I 1 , 6 , 0 ff' , I lx f Q si' lu u Q K 13 ,.. 1 i s f ' ,I 4' fn it f Mi YW i gb Frederick Dunlap Albert F. Siebold Assistant Editor Business Manager W Asa s. Williams Clyde Leavitt Editor Asst B ' M ge y Y ia Win . W A 'Baath nf Qhmsurs li mmf BERNARD E FERNOW JOHN GIFFORD WALTER MULFORD Xb? N ' 4 3 ' ! Office: 18.Morri11 Hall YN Ms +L w sgssggfs-Q, wg f-N en , o 'yqggg M-SF FII? J, -Q , ' r--.. xi! 1-X VX i 3? ff fff W5 av A Ve Q, ,Q . 22? I r I 70 1 . od A was if 4 , sag., If X x 4 QA Q 1.172 34444 f2gW,Q.1,,2f f S 5 Qs' gl-0- ii ' p3 m g yy J Q-J if X N -. on U I ' L -1 'T X M N f 7 '- in inf -' ' QC fi ' N x NNE' xv! ,u f K . x 'IW V j M-.. i x Y, sg' jf ffff if eg ff- E -- E 4 MARCH Announcement of organization of Tennis Club, A. Whittemore elected President. Announcement of election of A. R. Ellis, '04, as captain of Hockey team and H. M. Ferguson, '03, as manager. 2I Announcement of election of S. H. Townsend, '03, as captain of Basketball team in place of W. F. Steel, '03, resigned. Sophomore Banquet held in honor of C wearers. Faculty announces that Sophomore drill is abolished. Cornell met Michigan at Ann Arbor in indoor Track Meet. Sigma Chi Convention meets at Ithaca. Team for Southern trip announced by Coach Jennings. 1902 Sage Basket- ball team wins Sage championship. First regular baseball game between Varsity and Scrubs. Congress wins University Debate Championship. Masque competition for places in APRIL Cornell, 8, University Georgia, 3. Cornell, 25, Georgia Institute of Tech- nology, 5. Cornell, 2, Clemson College, 6. Cornell, 7, Furman University, 3. Cornell, 8, University of North Caro- lina, 1. Cornell, 16g University of Virginia, 10. Announcement that Harvard will send a crew to Ithaca. Announcement of competitors for Third '86 Memorial competition. '1 Senior Week Play. Crews row on lake for first time. Final Baseball practice before southern trip. Sopho- mores win Interclass Cross Country race. Announcement of Interscholastic foot- ball schedule. -29 Intercollegiate Fencing Meet. Cor- nell fourth, Cornell, 6, Wofford, o. Cornell, 6, Georgia, 6. H. S. Braucher, '03, installed as Presi- dent of C. U. C. A. University of Aberdeen in Scotland confers degree of Doctor of Laws on Prof. J. R. S. Sterrett of Cornell. Base- ball, Cornell, IO, Annapolis, 6. An- nouncement of Architectural awards, F. L. Ackerman, Ist prize. A. T. Dunn, '03, elected manager of University Orchestra. Announcement of formation of a Stanford University Club. First baseball practice at Percy Field. M. Hugues LeRoux lectures on French novel. Qtije Qlinrnelliau 409 Cornell, 11, Rochester, 1 tFirst base- 23 ball game played at Percy Field in IQOZD. 24 Athletic Fund Benefit Concert at Lyceum. 31,000 cleared. All of the crews row on lake for first time. 25 Rod and Bob initiation and banquet. Football schedule announced. An- nouncement that 1903 Cornellian will 26 be dedicated to Dr. Thurston. Baseball at Ithaca, Cornell, 12, Niagara, 4. Track games at Percy Field. President Schurman returns 28 from Edinburg where the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws was conferred 29 upon him. Announcement of election of W. A. Whittlesey, ,04, as captain of Second Varsity crew. 1904 Cornellian elections. 30 MAY Baseball, Cornell, 1, Fordham, 4. Second baseball team defeated, score, Cornell second, 6, Ithaca H. S., 11. 3 Lord Kelvin's address at Armory. Sun elections announced. Baseball, Cor- nell, 3, Lehigh, 1. M. A. Ford wins Woodford Debate. 9 Announcement that 3200,000 had been collected toward Physical laboratory. Annual Spring Track Meet at Percy IO Field. Lacrosse, Cornell, 5, Penn- sylvania, 0. Cornell second baseball team defeats Willard, 20-4. Baseball game, Cornell, 2, Pennsyl- vania, 4. rr Era Board election announced. Tickets for Princeton game put on sale. I2 Announcement that Syracuse will enter the Memorial Day race on Lake I3 Cayuga. H. F. Blount's election as Professor A. B. Tr0wbridge's res- ignation announced. Navy Ball committee announced. First Lacrosse Game, Cornell, 6, Hobart, 2. Psi Upsilon defeated Chi Phi at base- ball, score, 58-40. Senior Law Smoker held in Dutch Kitchen. Practice baseball game with St. j0hn's Military Academy, Cor- nell, 16, St. j0hn's, 1. Announcement by Captain Warner that no spring football Epractice will be held. Baseball Cornell 10' C0- lumbia, 7. ! 1 7 Fifteen track candidates taken to the training table. Baseball team leaves for Princeton. Zeta Psi defeats Theta Delta Chi at baseball, score, 24-Q. Kappa Sigma defeats Chi Psi, 12-9. Baseball, Cornell, 1, Princeton, 5. assistant manager of Fencers Club announced. 1904 Cornellian Board organized. La- crosse team leaves on annual trip. Annual Cross Country Novice Race, J. S. Cahill, '05, wins. junior Law Smoker. Announcement of Hexenkreis' elections. Lacrosse, Cornell, 6, Harvard, 3. Phi Beta Kappa elections announced. Annual Interclass Relay Races, 1902 wins. Baseball, Cornell, 6, Princeton, 18. Lacrosse, Crescent A. C., 6, Cor- nell, 1. Announcement of 1902-1903 fellow- ships and scholarships. Lacrosse, Cornell, 8, Columbia, o. Cornell wins championship. A. I. Tietje, 703, elected editor-in- chief of Era. Sibley journal elections. 41 0 6112 Qturmlliam 14 I5 I6 I7 19 20 21 22 23 7 I2 I3 Seniors hold top spinning. C. U. C. A. gives annual report. Alumni News elections announced. Announcement that IQ02 Class Book will be dedicated to Mr. Courtney. 24 Baseball, Cornell, 55 Manhattan, 2. Track team picked for Princeton Meet. Last Military Hop. Congress Smoker in Hall of Oratory. Cornell second Track team wins annual second track 26 meet at Percy Field. 27 Cornell-Princeton Track Meet at Al- bany, Cornell, 76, Princeton, 40. 28 Baseball, Cornell, rog Michigan, 9. Lacrosse, Cornell, 2, Hobart, 3. Sigma Xi elections announced.. Fencing Insignia awarded to G. Nathan, ,04, and to W. E. Blount, 05, I. Announcement of founding of archi- 29 tectural society named Gargoyle. Base- ball, Cornell, 12, Carlisle, 3. Professor Morse Stephens gives fare- 30 well talk. Woodford Club Banquet. Sphinx Head elections announced. I. B. Ferguson, '03, elected captain of Lacrosse team, D. C. Alexander elected manager. Aleph Samach elections announced. 31 Annual declamation contest in Armory JUNE R. S. Trott,'03, broke Cornell half-mile I5 record. Time. 1.57 I-5. 6 1 Baseball, Cornell, 5, Oberlin, 1. Crew leaves for Poughkeepsie. Senior Ban- quet. 17 H. E. Santee elected assistant busi- 8 1 ness manager of Sun. Announcement that Kappa Sigma will build a new Lodge. for '86 Memorial Prize. Second track team's meet with Wyoming Seminary announced. Track team leaves for Philadelphia. Last home baseball game of the season, Cornell, rr, Pennsylvania, 3. Track Meet at Philadelphia, Cornell, 67, Pennsylvania, 50. Second track team wins from Wyoming 68-38. University Orchestra Concert. Quill and Dagger elections announced. Baseball team leaves on armual eastern trip. Raven and Serpent elections announced. Track team leaves for Intercollegiate Meet. junior Eight leaves for Phila- delphia. Baseball, Harvard, II? Cor- nell, 1. Navy Ball in Armory. Regatta Concert in Lyceum. Baseball, Holy Cross, 3, Cornell, 0. Harvard crew arrives at Ithaca. Cornell wins junior Varsity race at Ithaca. Pennsylvania wins triangular junior Varsity race at Philadelphia, Cornell third. Baseball, Cornell, og Brown, 4. 1904 Cornellian competition announced. Sage Dramatic Club presents The Foresters. Baccalaureate Sermon in Chapel. Zeta Psi Dance. G. I. Costello, '03, elected Baseball Captain. Class Day Exercises. Senior Ball in Armory. Baseball,Varsity, 2 5 Alumni, 2. Glee Club Concert. Chi Psi Dance. 25132 Qlnruelliau 411 SEPTEMBER Entrance examinations begin. 28 Glee Club competition. University Or- Sun started publication for 1902, Academic year begins. Registration of Matriculated Students. Instruction begins. First football game of season of 1902. Cornell, 55 Colgate, o. Sage Chapel preachers announced. Call for La- crosse candidates. 30 OCTOBER Registration of students in N. Y. Medical College. First rehearsal of Glee Club. Call for the old track men. Football, Cornell-Rochester, Score, Cornell, 31, Rochester, o. First rehearsal of Mandolin Club. Freshman class organized. A. Von- negut elected Sophomore Track Captain. First issue of Alumni News. Undine election announced. Football, Cornell, 43, Union, 0. T. M. Foster, 704, elected Captain of Cross Country team. Senior election held in Morrill Hall. Fall regatta, Sophomore crew Wins. First meeting of Chess Club. Football, Cornell, 57, Hobart, o. junior class election held in Morrill Hall. Basketball election, S. H. Townsend elected Captain. Announcement that Armstrong wins Golf Tournament. Announcement of literary prize by 1904 Cornellian. Cross Country Training Table started. Cheer Leaders appointed by President Carlisle. Football, Cornell, 37, Will- iams, 6. Freshmen row on water for first time. Senior Committees announced. chestra competition. Fall Crew work begins. Senior nominations announced. An- nouncement of Golf Club ofiicersg H. F. Sommer, '03, elected President. Call for Freshman Track men. Call for Freshman Crew men. Mandolin Club competition. Sphinx Head elections announced. Sinfonio elections announced. Fresh- men adopt constitution. Sophomore elections. Underclass Captains chosen. Republican rally and parade on Hill. Announcement of reorganization of Alumni News. I. L. Mothershead, '03, elected President of Masque. Seats for Carlisle game put on sale. Student list published. C. B. Kugler, '03, elected editor-in-chief of Senior Class Book. ' Announcement that a Forestry Quar- terly will be published. Marshals appointed for Underclass rush. Fresh- men Win Underclass baseball game, score, 11-4. Football, Cornell and Carlisle, Cornell, 6, Carlisle, 10. joe Beacham returns to assist in coaching football candi- dates. Masque Competition held at A K Z? House. Chemical Society organized. Basketball practice starts. Parade to Percy Field. Novice Cross Country Race. juniors vote that Class Book Committee be appointed during junior year. Sophomore-Freshman baseball gameg Freshmen win 10-7. 41 2 E112 QlfU1'UFIIfHU Football game, Cornell, 57, Oberlin, o. President Schurman makes annual report to Trustees. Election of assist- ant managers of crew, baseball and track. Rev. Henry A. Stimson preaches at Sage Chapel. junior Class appointments announced. Benjamin Ide Wheeler Debate Club wins first interclass debate. Freshmen win the Underclass football game, score, 10-5. NOVEMBER Football, Cornell, og Princeton, 10. Rev. S. R. Calthrop preaches in Sage Chapel. Underclass rush, Freshmen win. President Schurman addresses the men students at Sage Chapel. Trials for places on the junior Week Masque cast. First number of Forestry Quarterly appears. Football, Cornell, 50, W. Sc I., 0. President Schurman starts on western trip, C. A. Taussig returns to assist in coaching. Cross Country team leaves for Phila- delphia. First Masque rehearsal. Pennsylvania wins Cross Country race. Pennsylvania chooses negative side of debate subject. Cornell Club formed at Binghamton. Plans for toboggan slide announced. Announcement made that Cornellian contract awarded to The F. A. Bas- sette Co. of Springfield, Mass. Football, Cornell, 28, Lafayette, o. Class numerals awarded. Courtney goes to Harvard to assist in coaching. Basketball, Cornell, 673 Cascadilla, 2. Lawrenceville Club founded. E. E. Farnsworth, '03, Wins Tennis Cham- pionship. Alumni subscription for Athletic Field announced. Football team leaves for Princeton. Bench and Board elections. Underclass Track Meet, Sophomores, 66, Freshmen, 51. Announcement of coach selected for Fencing Club. Aleph Samach elections announced. Interclass basketball games. Announced that TrelaWney of the Wells will be played by Masque during junior Week. Announced that Harvard will compete in Intercolle- giate Cross Country run. Final basketball game in Interclass series, Seniors win. Handicap Cross Country race. Call for Relay team candidates. Fresh- man football team leaves for Phila- delphia. W Freshman football game, Cornell, 5, Pennsylvania, 18. Rev. William S. Ramsford preaches in Sage Chapel. Cross Country team leaves for New York. Cross Country ,team -wins Intercolle- giate Meet. Football team leaves for Philadelphia. Final football game in 1902, Cornell, IO, Pennsylvania, rr. V IDB UUl'lIEIIf51I 413 DECEMBER Track men called out. I7 Musical and reception tendered the Faculty by students of Sage College. Charles H. Presho, '03, died at Inflr- 8 mary. ' I Annual Prize debate for Congress medal. ,94 MemorialStage announced. I9 First basketball game of year, Cor- nell, 55, Geneva, 8. S. B. Hunt, '04, elected Captain of football team for 1903. Annual Prize 20 debate for Congress Medal. Cornell Club formed in London, England. Rev. George D. Miller preached in Sage Chapel. Mr. George addresses the University 21 on George Junior Republic. Announcement that Regatta will be 22 held on Lake Cayuga on Memorial Day. Quill and Dagger elections announced. 23 Announcement of Architectural Awards. C. S. Armstrong elected man- 25 ager of Hockey team in place of H. M. Ferguson, resigned. 26 Cornell-Pennsylvania debate. 2 Cornell-Cortland basketball game. Gun 7 Club holds its first shoot. 29 Rev. A. H. Bradford preaches in Sage Chapel. 30 First of series of University Orchestra Concerts. 31 New jersey Club formed. JANUARY Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at 3 Chicago, Ill. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at South Bend, Ind. Cornell wins per- manently the Rice Chess Trophy. Interathletic Basketball tournament held in Armory. A. C. Adamopolus won Handball tournament. Congress won Alfred debate. Sophomores win Underclass debate supremacy. Basketball team defeats Rochester, Score, Cornell, 18, Rochester, 8. Third Annual Track Dinner held at Dutch Kitchen. Freshman basketball team defeats Cascadilla, 16-6. Football conference held to decide about coaches for 1903. First winter track meet held in Armory. Athletic Council awards numerals and Varsity KICH' Rev. Amory H. Bradford preached in Sage Chapel. Baseball schedule announced. Chess team chosen. Announcement that Cor- nell is admitted to the Intercollegiate Golf Association. Christmas Recess begins. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at the Lyceum. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at Jamestown, N. Y. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at Akron, Ohio. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at Dayton, Ohio. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at Cincinnati, Ohio. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at Peoria, Ill. Glee and Mandolin Clubs Concert at Sandusky, Ohio. H. Morse Stephens visits Professor Hull at Ithaca. Regis- tration in College of Agriculture for Winter Course. 414 E112 QI01'1IBIIfHII Clubs arrive in Ithaca. Toboggan slide completed. Call for baseball candidates. Announce- ment that Baldwin Locomotive Works present a locomotive for use in tests in Sibley College. Hockey practice begins. First base- ball practice held in Armory. Freshman gym. work started. Dr, A. E. Kennedy of Harvard spoke on Submarine Cable Construction. Professor Jenks lectured on Christ- ianity in the Orient. ,Q4 Debate contest held in the Armory. Toboggan slide opened at Beebe Lake. Athletic conference held at Cambridge. Cross Country officers nominated. Founders' Day. The Rev. G. B. Stevens delivered the Founders' Day address. Announcement made that Dep't of Oratory offers a prize to stimulate debate work. james B. Dill lectured on Trusts. 1904 Class Book Committee an- nounced. Fencing team schedule announced. Sophomore Smoker in the Dutch Kitchen. Dean E. A. Fuertes, of College of Civil Engineering, died. Basketball, Cornell and Columbia. Rev. Edwin A. Blake preached in Sage Chapel. Hockey, Cornell, 4g Princeton, o. Drawing for Junior Prom. boxes. Hockey, Cornell, og Yale, 2. Examination Week began. First term closes. FEBRUARY Q Registration Day. junior Week began with Masque play. Phi Delta Theta dance. Phi Kappa Psi dance. Sigma Chi dance. An- nouncement that W. J. Warner and H. Purcell, jr., were chosen football coaches for 1903. Fencing team picked. Sophomore cotillion held in Armory. Psi Up- silon theatricals. , Musical Clubs' junior Week Concert. Announcement of formation of Univ- ersity Whist Club. Delta Kappa Epsilon dance. Delta Tau Delta reception. Phi Gamma Delta dance. Junior Prom. held in Armory. An- nouncement that Dr. Frederick Bedell of the Dep't of Physics has discovered a method of sending an alternating and a direct current of electricity over the same wire at the same time. Second Winter Track Meet held at Armory, Dr. James S. Riggs preached in Sage Chapel. Baseball practice resumed. Crew prac- tice resumed. President Schurman addressed the Agricultural students. Columbia submits the debate question to Cornell, Interscholastic baseball schedule an- nounced. President Schurman ad- dressed students on the typhoid situ- ation. Track schedule announced. Track team leaves for Boston. Bas- ketball between Yale and Cornell at the Armory. Third annual Foresters' Banquet held at Ithaca Hotel. Congress committees announced. Ex- hibition Track Meet. Boston Athletic Track Meet. 25132 Qturuelltan 415 Rev. Joseph Waite preached in the Chapel. Stimson Hall opened as Infirmary Annex. 22 Professor Barr announced his resig- nation. 24 Oaks re-engaged as Cornell Quarters at Poughkeepsie. Team picked for 25 Indoor Track Meet at Buffalo. Basketball team left on eastern trip. 25 President Schurman addressed the students upon the action which the University authorities had taken to check the typhoid epidemic. Student mass meeting held and moved a vote of confidence in the University authorities. Announcement that W. 27 C. Blair had been appointed assistant professor to take Professor Van Pelt's place during the latter's absence. 28 Cornell defeats Syracuse and the 47th Regiment track teams at Buffalo. Cor- MARCH Rev. Francis E. Clark preached in 9 Sage Chapel. Freshmen row for first time in spring on the Inlet. Fencing team leaves for eastern trip. First cut in baseball I0 made. Professor Jenks left for Mexico. To- boggan slide taken down. Invitation sent to Syracuse to row in Memorial Day regatta. Columbia 14 defeated Cornell at fencing. Princeton defeated Cornell at basket- ball. First outdoor baseball practice. Cornell defeats Columbia in Relay race at Georgetown. Harvard defeated Cornell Fencing team. First spring 16 Lacrosse practice. nell defeated Harvard at basketball. Pure water distribution opened on the Campus. Trustees announce promotions. Wash- ington's Birthday. President Schurman issues a press statement about the typhoid epidemic. Annual C. U. C. A. election at Barnes Hall. Whist Club announces that it has received an invitation to enter the Intercollegiate tournament. Board of Trustees meet and draw up plans for extra classes for those who had left the University. Dr. Lewis, Com- missioner of Health, visited Infirmary. Basketball team defeated by Yale. Fencing team for Columbia meet chosen. Annual handicap Cross Country race. Annual convention of I. C. A. A. A. A, Announcement of a grant of 34,120 made by the Carnegie Institute to Cornell. Cornell Club of California organized at San Francisco. Freshmen ordered to resume wearing grey caps. University authorities announce that a contract has been let for a University Filtration Plant. First practice baseball game played. Fencing team defeated by West Point. Cornell loses Relay Race at Greater N. Y. Irish A. A. games. S. H. Ehrich, '05, elected President of the Inter- collegiate Cross Country Association. Annual meeting of the Interscholastic League. Meeting of Freshman Vigilance Com- mittee. 1 211132 Qtornelliau D. C. Alexander, '01, elected Captain of Lacrosse team. Dr. Sidney Lee lectures on The Character and Uses of the Dictionary of National Biography. Dr. Lee lectures on Foreign Influences on Shakespeare. Announcement that Andrew Carnegie had presented the University with a filtration plant. Fencing team defeats Pennsylvania by score of 6 to 3. Announcement of resignation of Dr. Luzerne Coville from the Medical Faculty. Football schedule for 1903 is an- nounced. Miss Hereford's recital for benefit of Students' Hospital Fund. R. H. Hobbie, ,O4, elected President of Tennis Club. Announcement that Syracuse will not XI row in the Memorial Day regatta. Cornell Cricket Club organized. Rev. S. B. Nelson's address on The Ministry. Seniors win basketball championship at Sage. Mass meeting held for the purpose of giving relief to those students em- barrassed financially by the typhoid epidemic. Track team leaves for Mich- igan. Mr. I. E. Greiner's lecture on The Field of Bridge Engineering and Es- sentials Necessary for Successful Prac- tice. Intercollegiate Fencing tourna- ment commences in New York. Dunstan elections announced. An- nouncement of Dr. W. I. Abbott's resignation from the Medical Faculty. 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ES, , qi 2 he-M4-:C 6 M 2 m e 2:91 :.- tiffvisj ll Lfngyglv egg .:2:'Sf5j5,... ' n,i' nnnuu Zig I - -gf: , Ili .. L, - I! 199- 'I uv. .. Anza. ...... ., .... 2. .... . .. .,.. .. .... . .. . .,... ,, U an U.: , 1,11-',, 'f - li ....... ..... . ........... . E Eze :E is qi N ez EEE E 25555535 22522252 SQL-'-14.253-I ' W, A 4 I I i '.If1:E',4'-'gif-2 PAGE Advertisements . 425 Athletics . . . An Alumnus at Poughkeepsie Baseball . . . Basketball . Cross Country . Fencing . Football . Hockey Lacrosse Navy .... Freshman Rush Team . Tennis Club . . Track . . . Varsity Captains . Varsity Coaches . . Varsity Assistant Managers Varsity Managers . . Wearers of the C . Awards . . . Board of Editors Calendar of Events . Clubs and Societies . Aftermath . . Agricultural Society Aleph Samach . Bench and Board . . 325 . 333 . 363 394 391 396 347 395 392 331 399 398 375 328 329 . 330 328 326 417 7 408 265 291 282 245 266 GUY UUTUUIUHU 419 PAGE Chess Club .... 287 Civil Engineers' Association . 279 Cornell Foresters .... 285 Cornell Medical Society . . . 283 Cornell University Christian Association 278 Cornell University Medical Club . 284 Der Hexenkreis . . . 288 Dunstan . . 249 Electrical Society - 280 Gargoyle . . 259 Ithacus . . 290 Kappa Beta Phi . 271 Lawrenceville Club 277 Lyric Club .... 296 Maryland Club . . . 273 Mechanical Engineers' Society 281 Mummy Club . . . 268 Nalanda . . A 269 New jersey Club . 276 Phi Beta Kappa . 261 Philosophical Club . 286 Pyramid . . 255 Quill and Dagger . 243 Raven and Serpent 289 Rod and Bob . 251 Sacchord . . 272 Sage Basketball . 295 Sage Dramatic Club . 296 Scalp and Blade . 24921 Senators . 274 Sennightly . 292 Sigma Xi . 263 Skull . . 253 Stoic Club . . 270 Sphinx Head . . 241 Sports and Pastimes . 294 Sunday Night Club 257 Texas Club . . 275 Theta Nu Epsilon . 247 420 E112 UUI'UEIIf51I PAGE Undine 267 Wayside . 293 Miscellaneous . . 317 Freshman Banquet 324 junior Prom . . 319 junior Smoker . 320 Senior Ball . . 318 Sophomore Banquet 323 Sophomore Cotillion 321 Sophomore Smoker 322 Debating Societies . 299 Benjamin I. Wheeler Club . 302 Congress . . 300 Debate Council . 308 Debate Team . 305 Goldwin Smith Club 303 H. Morse Stephens Debate Club . 304 jacob G. Schurman Club .... 301 ,Q4 Memorial Speakers ..... 306 Winners of '86 Memorial Prize in Public Speaking 307 Winners of Woodford Prize in Oratory . . 307 Fraternities . . . 171 Alpha Delta Phi . 179 Alpha Epsilon Iota 239 Alpha Kappa Kappa 235 Alpha Phi . . 209 Alpha Tau Omega 203 Beta Theta Pi . 193 Chi Phi . . 175 Chi Psi . 183 Delta Chi . . 219 Delta Gamma . 201 Delta Kappa Epsilon 187 Delta Phi . . 22 3 Delta Tau Delta . 213 Delta Upsilon . 185 Gamma Alpha . 229 Kappa Alpha 177 E112 Ullllllklliall 421 PAGE Kappa Alpha Theta 197 Kappa Kappa Gamma . 199 Kappa Sigtna . 225 Nu Sigma Nu .7 7 227 Omega Upsilon Phi 237 Phi Alpha Sigma . 233 Phi Delta Phi 207 Phi Delta Theta . IQI Phi Gamma Delta 205 Phi Kappa Psi ISI Phi Sigma Kappa . 2 1 1 Psi Upsilon . . 195 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 221 Sigma Chi . . 2 I7 Sigma Nu 1 . 2 3 1 Sigma Phi . . 2 1 5 Theta Delta Chi . 189 Zeta Psi . . 173 Estevan Antonio Fuertes .... 160 Frontispiece: Professor Jeremiah Whipple Jenks Greeting .5 .,.... 5 In Memoriam . . 1 58 Jeremiah Whipple Jenks , IO Masque . . . 3 1 2, 3 1 5 Musical Clubs . 310, 311, 314 Orchestra . . 313, 316 Publications . . 401 Alumni News 406 Era . . . 402 Sibley Journal 404 Sun . . 4.03 Widow 405 Statistics .... I7 The Colleges and Faculties. 21 Agriculture . . . 33 Architecture . 38 Arts and Sciences . 22 422 Erin Qturuellizm PAGE Civil Engineering . 39 Forestry . . 37 Law . . . 32 Mechanical Engineering 4I Medicine . . . 44 Veterinary . . 33 Fellows and Scholars 66 Freshmen . . I55 General Summary . 156 Graduate Students , 70 Juniors . . 1 I7 Library Staff 59 Medic Juniors 146 Medic Seniors I42 Other Officers . 60 Preachers at Sage 61 Seniors . . 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We build also a full line of TOOLS FOR MACHINE OR RAILROAD REPAIR SHoP,Qfor repaz'rz'ng enginef, such as Cylinder Boring Bars of all styles and sizes, Valve Seat Rotary Reaming Machilies, Crank-Pin Turning Machines, Radius Link Reaming Attachments for Reamer or Shaper, Stay Bolt Cutter, Etc. All lboxe Mnrloifzef :azz of nrrougfo' to be rzm by Ffexiofe Shoji, fro ordered Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company - - S1940 om! Engine Buzfderf Equipped with two large basin dry docks of the following dimensions: No. I No. 2 Lfllgfll ou top 6IOf2fft cSj27ff6l Wfizftb on top 130 162 Wifftly on borrow jO SO U Drozzgly! ofzooffr ozffr Ji!Y 25 30 Shops are equipped with modern machinery, capable of doing the largest work required in ship construction. Tools driven by electricity, and compressed air used in constructing and repairing vessels. For eilimotor ondfurfher porfirufors, oddresr C. B. 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A. , ff YYYV 9151 MiC'6FiT l'e' ss.l' it H Makers of A1-hors: Bcztrli, Stetson nncl Center Drill Chucks: Counterboresg Countersinksg Increase Twist :incl Constant Angle Drillsg Drills with Oil Holes: Drills with Grouved Shanks: Diesg Gauges: Ivlnndrelsg Metal Slitting Saws: Milling Cutters: End Mills: Shell End Mills: 'laper Pinsg Adjustable and Expansion Reamers: Reamers with Oil H oles: Screw Plates with Dies: Socketsg Sleeves: Taps and Tap YVrenches. Also Special Tools and Machines. NVQ solicit your correspondence. A copy of our latest catalogue sent free to any address. ADVERTISEMENTS IQ The Davis Patent Compression Coupling IT'S A WINNER. , Can be shipped without fitting to shaft, as no key is re- quired. Can be put on shaft in five minutes. The most popular line shaft coupling on the market. , - For sale to the trade through our nearest Distributing Agents, as follows : Clizincllei' X l7ni'qulmr, 34 Ifederzil St., Boston, Mass. .Xrmstrong, XYzills X Co., 45 Centre St., New York City llrown X Zortman Rlztcliinery Co., Water and XVoocl Sis., Pittsburg, Pa. C. C. Xvllfllltfl' Nlzicliinery Co. 55 xYO0KllJ1'ldgE! St. NY.lWet1'oit, Mich. ll. lf. Gump Co.. 53 S. Canal St., Chicago, Ill. Nlilwzinkee Rice Machinery Co., Milwaukee. NWS. 'lsCllSCllBl' X Son Nlzicliinery Supply Co.. St. Louis, Mo. The A. R. Williams Rlzicliinery Co., Toronto, Ont. DI. ll. Mallory, 22 l,igl1tSt.. Baltimore, Md. We wish to secure agents in all of the large cities where we have not already made arrangements For further particulars, address THE W. D. DAVIS MACHINE CO. l26'l28'l30 Mill Street, ll' interested send for L'irculm' RO C H EST E R, N , Y. BAKER -YYAWTER CCHVIPANY ACCOUNTANTS - ,AUDITORS DEVISORS OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS-MANUFACTURERS CHICAGO VVM. 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Guaranteed under pressure as high as 250 pounds ' ntvwtigatz Qbur New gpm nf valium T, WILSON High - Pressure Valve A N, U , X b Douhle Admission and Double Exhaust. Perfectly lialancecl in All Positions of Stroke. A A - Thoroughly Tested and Perfected and is the Cnly Perfectly-balanced Slide Valve WEARE SELLING MAIN VALVES TO 150 RAILROAD5 Automatic Snap Ring-Plug Piston Valve VN When without pressure the rings are free to adjust them- ii ' A . ' Q selves. but under pressure the rings are converted into plugs. ABSOLUTELY s'rE.AM 'ricsirr ' F 5 a ll t ' teto -A . M - . .,l, -A Think These liver-We Can Iell You More 'ir Tii is t new A ' ' rt.. ig 1 . ' 1 V s -1 -' it N ' i' 'SMI' .HUM I .': f d M V V izicliziegelicgxiiiiiil valiej Ai'gNlizix'v.i1lElaiiii4Zclih few important things. -WE NOW ALSO MAKE AND Sl'il,L-- Nixon Safety Stay Bolt Sleeve : Simpfest, Cfzeapeft, Safer! Does work of Flexible bolt at one-quarter the cost. Over a million in use. Enough saicl 6, in E 1 . 1 Mit , gil' 'd ti'i5,A ,q a 4, ig iv it il if W ,Mimi t it . , H its new l Mui Miw-fl fierilf'-Wa-,Arif HW' 4 ' Q,-' 1 r 1 . American Metallic Packing I Tweiity-seven Months' Record on Original Ring ,' 5 New Packing can be Applied in Five Minutes ANYVVI-lEREiEVEN ON THE ROAD 1lffW ee it't. D Y Ki ' -' Af NG BETTER? o ou sou or xx irnx THE AMERICAN BALA CE VALVE C0 PA Y Main Office, San Francisco, Cal. Eastern Office and Works, Jersey Shore, Pa. 24 THE CORNELLIAN WRIGHT, KAY Sz eo. importers jewelers Silheeamttbs .29 MANUFACTURERS OF HIGH GRADE Fraternity Emblems Fraternity Jewelry Fraternity Novelties Fraternity Stationery .8 140442 Wuuhmarh Que. Detroit, jiilirb. 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Price, 65.00 -QV-r T? ll.X'ANUS P, 'l'lltllVll'SON, lJ,Sc., KA., lf.R.S., is regarded by all critics as the greatest writer on electro-technics known , to electrical engineers. llis remarkable genius in this direc- l tion. manifested itself. many years ago, when the science of elec- P' ' ., tricity was just budding and little known that was not arbitrary, empirical, and in many respects useless as a means of further progress. There were many threads to be gathered up, composing the tangled skein of practice, and it required a discerning eye, an analytical mind, and a broadness of comprehension rarely met with, to weave together these broken threads of fragmentary experience and disconnected thought. lt required the labor of a master of the science to present it, free from irrational conclusions, intelligible alike to the practical worker and theoretician. Professor Silvanus P. Thompson has made the subject ol. electro-technics his life study. He has presented it in so broad and connected a manner, with such masterly ability and perfection ol' description, that his work on Dynamo-Electric lVIachincry is acknowledged to be the greatest oi all works bearing upon the principles, design, construction and operation of Dynamo-Electric lVlachinery. The work Professor Thompson has produced on Dynamo-lilectric Machinery is called by him a manual for students of electro-technics. There are reasons for calling it the most complete, most concise and best-known book in the profession. lt has formed an indispensable part of all university courses in electrical engineeringg no student has ever graduated with the degree of electrical engineer that was not required to study it, and in a great majority of cases to pass an examination upon it. lf we judge a man by his achievement, we merely reiiect our opinions of him by eulogizing his work. ln this case, we can only conclude by saying that this volume of Dynamo- Electric Machinery represents a perfect encyclopaedia of the most valuable electrical information, and its author has reared to himself in its execution a mighty monument to his own remarkable genius. Sent, post:paid, on receipt of price by MTELVILLE STRONG, 161 Bank Street, New York 28 THE CORNELLIAN THE WATEFIBUFIY WATERBURY FARRELFOUNDRY CONNECTICUT AND MACHINE CO. U. S. A. Designers and Builders of Sheet- Metal- Working and Special . 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VMI. 5 L R171 I ll I ,i i ADVERTISEMENTS 31 sv wow nth th,e'.aQi1dfQTT I I Trle Cllllfl to TITYDGWFI ie rx In Twenty Years we have Q saved the world enough labor to build an Empire. WYCKOFF SEAIVIANS 8: BENEDICT 'X QR gt Typewriter Co.j 327 BROADWAY NEW YORK -1-il WYCKOFF PHONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE CO. 149 E. State Street Rl-'SESS-55455 f SCHOOL OFSHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING M. A. ADSILT, Manager eweefms , FHESIS COPYING OUR SPECIALTY THE CORNELLIAN I E. , I , I 1 I . ,J WELL DRILLING MACHINERY AND TOOLSA PORTABLE OR STATIONARY, WITH OR I WITHOUT POWER For Drilling Wells to any Depth for any Purpose N WILLIAMS BROTHERS STATE, CORN AND SENECA STREETS ITHACA, NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS 33 Motors and Dynamos of the Drotected Type ' We will gladly mail on request a circular containing a complete description in detail of the construction of this line of machines, together with dimension drawings, and tables of speeds, ratings, etc. THE ROBBINS 8: MYERS COMPANY E Springheld, Ohio The King of' Table Waters SARATOGA VICHY A NATURAL ALKALINE WATER aa' THE MOST DELICIOUS .al THE MOST REFRESHING .al THE MOST EFFICIENT OF NATURE'S REMEDIES For all Diseases of the Digestive Organs SHARPENS THE APPETITE .22 REMOVES ACIDITY CURES DYSPEPSIA E5 INDIGESTION .al INSURES SOUND SLEEP AND SOUND GENERAL HEALTH Che Saratoga wicbpg Ginger Gbanwagne Is a delicious invigorating and healthful beverage. Has a true ginger flavor. Possesses the color and sparkle of champagne. 4 SARATOGA VICHY SPRING CO. Saratoga Springs, N. Y. 6- .E , v '--'f-,-.-'QM - A f?e,-fgfzf-qfgffk ' gz...:.w.f,,, . I ' I .' I r, - t R 5 1,.'h,5qQ..1,.:' , Q ' - ' . 1 xiii. - '- - - . in 'fykifil , A 4- 4- A--,QQ ,gar y , I . K I 'f.2?5 125's27-Z?a 'J' - Fuss-'Ka f .f, f5 -1 H -3 15:-it I Q I 1 i' 4 -ku: 'Ffh , -' , ,J s, 3,19 . , it ms ' ' 4 N I 3 ifffll 5 'A X : 3.4.5. Zinc: 4 , 4Hl'r? ' - r I I I' . I -'my f, .zap X N of-7, z N. 0 ,, ,W it ,.,, .Nm 'L F Kg! 3' 1 1 -fm E-, f - -C CAPTAIN COSTELLO CAPTAIN WARREN BASEBALL TRACK - w A-az --, - ,.,,-, '- PERCY FIELD , CAPTAIN WARNER CAPTAIN FRENZEL FOOTBALL CREW f f --'rggrg 7 .J 1-,1 -,,. ADVERTISEMENTS ..-.. , i ff 1-me -Jiff- 1r' F3 ... 115 qw: . me-p Ml! N MssQs4SS4f9e--ff-Wo G.. . ..,. W .... ,i.,..,,h..,,q 15 mifiiilbniismms f fem i in gy' The Advance ii? is A t f f 4 E 2011 0 .E Civilization , .modem 911231: is deP011d011f AND-the E' 1'?1Pif1 and ef: DRILL in use 1 I Indispens: for all mine- 'uf' A I f or tunnel work fi' ,,i.i. COMPANY 128 Broadway New York 2 I --- 'fn i libridge N Y I 1' 'K Hifx3:h -NM 36 THEP CORNELLIAN American-Ball Duplex Compound Engine and DIRECT CONNECTED GENERATOR ,QA P ENN M . ' ' ii 6' In pix fl I is R if I PM I mia gift - if . I ,ggrfifiirifiiigg I I ,.nn . in Wi , A iiiiuiiiii 'I I 's11ii.ifiiJi f - ill liiifiiifiillii iiiiiiIiiliiiiiii' 'J iiiiiiiii' i giiwiilii w,1w xiii f'IgH,,iQiQIJ'liVV L?: The most economical plant for generating electric currents, and the most compact plant that has yet been produced AMERICAN ENGINE COMPANY New York Office 95 Liberty Street BOUND BROOK, N. J. A i i gfr IMPROVED INDICATOR American Thompson fbi, V QI I 5,: improved Indicator M g i with reducing wheel 'I i i' , T135 .199 i3fhmEl3ii ca' M' i ii I Th 1 GENUINE Th in pm A '.'f in Lil e on V ompson . W iii il I -. Indicator. It stands today as it has A iii l i,.ii'. E, I t d th t at I FA, Kp a Ways s oo , e mos accur e, durable and reliable indicator made i l-if ,rii H In 'fiii' U AMERICAN PRESSURE, VACUUM AND RE ' A CORDING GAUGES, POP SAFETY, CYLIN f DER AND UNDERWRITER WATER RELIEF , P. by I VALVES, CLOCKS, COUNTERS, WHISTLES. PANTOGRAPHS, PLANIIVIETERS, ETC. 'XJ' A Manufactured exclusively by AMERICAN STEAM GAUGE 8: VALVE MFG. CO. NEW YORK CHICAGO BOSTON PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS '37 W St. Denis Hotel jf ff, A X BROADWAY XL ELEVENTH ST. 1 , ,- QfV'l', - , igigli' P Mew lpork V al. 'lp gps' , '-Q-Q-5.15515 -:X . -ffl'-1' ' 'ix' it lame ffl , . . J f'gl'QM,T 31:52. Fi 1- 4 Phe Convenient Location, Tasteful Appoint- , ' 1:f'5lQi ,f ?'2 il' in :N ,I ment, Reasonable Charges,Courteous Attend- ? 5 'Am lj. - 2: ll X' L,.,,Nn ance, and Cuisine of Exceptional Excellence H:g5 ' 'ij ' ' 3 I N are Characteristic .of this Hotel, and have 6: lam' H gg: L3-ggiiqliL-,ig2ff ?i2gQL2f,',x,?4,,SL.,tlQF- lfrlfvr p Secured and Retained for it a Patronage of ll.. galil? ,jf , -3 j.'ll!iwi,jS.fL ' lull the Highest Order. ' ' fi U- S- F1 ' in 'FE'lTi7!,ii'iTlllEf' ff' '15x'l'L'17l. lg' :5fl.il5l.5ll!l llillglx' ll' gll gjllg'-ll 5: Vilzl l Ifgtlig 'lt -I ' -q,v1lllEjllg,'lMyfg lgxeia ,f X - -M , . T-:---ff ,V -E+ 'UAL V AVQE: 5,f:TAi 5 , lxmxis , 'tr 'fr ' 4 1 4' - WILLIAM TAYLOR Sz SON, Proprietors . . MEI I f CHARLES LEIGH TAYi.oR,Manager CROSS COUNTRY TEAM The Lamp of Steady Ha itsi The lamp that doesn't flare up or smoke, or cause you l f ' , 'e 5511-gi to use bad language 3 the lamp that looks good W en , 'f you get it and stays good g the lamp that you never wlll- Q -L ' ingly part with, once you have it 3 tha.t's l Mf.?i1K 5 4 I f - 21,1 iil'-l,tntA-- 'Che New Rochester. , gig-jf Other lamps may be offered you as just as good - zl gfgjiiy they may be, in seine respects, but for all around good- ELDEAA-JE - Q ness, tliere's only one. The New Rochester. To make ig? sure the lamp oEered you is genuine, look for the name A :-.ji ,Q v on it 3 every lamp has it. Q300 Va,riet1es.J V '-2:5-' if 7, Old Lamps Made New. We can fill every lamp want. N o matter yvhether you .li-fQi5LQQgjgQ, ly y, yvanta, new lamp or stove, an old one repaired or reiin- 1-' 5,7 ,. x 'Q 0 , X- lsherl, avase mounted or other make of lamp transform- pm- fmwl ' Bm: ed into a New Rgchester, we can do it. Let us send you literature on the subject. in We are SPECIALISTS in the treatment of diseases oi ,, I - t 'lH Pe 11f':i1f Lamps. Consultation FREE. 'l .Z . ., I 1- .mllafwfeft BWHESTER LAMP UU., as Park I-me a ss Barclay sz., New York. F 38 THE CORNELLIAN Important Invention ELOVV will be found a description of the H Cullen Ball-Bearing Rifle Gun. A company has been recently formed for the purpose of manufacturing this weapon, with a capital of 5500,- - 000, incorporated under the laws of the District of Columbia. Major Anderson, one of the incorporators, was Assistant Chief of Ordnance for the army kliiiaggfuu of Northern Virginia, commanded by General Robert E. Lee. ' Col. NVest Steever was Chief of Artillery with Gen. john H. Forney, at Vicksburg during the late war, and was appointed by Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle by Act of Congress to examine and report upon high explosives several years ago. The gun is thoroughly protected by patents, both in the United States and foreign countries. The advantages of this weapon are summed up as follows : The ball-bearing grooves give a rotary motion to a smooth walled projectile, something that has been long sought for. but never attained by ordnance experts. Smooth Projectile.-The smooth walled projectile is much cheaper to build, as it obviates the necessity for the expensive copper band, and in addition the energy that is consumed by forcing a banded projectile through the grooves of an ordinary stiff ritled gun is added to the force behind the projectile in a ball-bearing gun, thus greatly increasing the velocity, penetration and range. Life of Gun.-The strains on the walls of a gun are reduced 75 per cent., except over the breech where initial explosion of propellant occurs, thus obviating the necessity for two, at least. of the jackets that are shrunk over the tube of an ordinary stiff rirled gun. This is to be accounted for in two ways, the elasticity of the balls, and tl1e smooth walled projectile, second, from the fact that the projectile gets away from the gun tcalculas will prove this in addition to' actual trials that have been madej in one-fortieth of the time it takes to get away from an ordinary gun, same charges of propellant and same weight projectile being used. The life of the gun is prolonged indefinitely. When one set of balls is worn out, another can be substituted, and so on during elastic life or metal fatigue limit of the walls of the grooves. Calculas shows that it is possible to renew sets of balls four times. The average life of one set of balls is 3000 rounds, minimum. Thus g, I ' a life of l2,000 rounds is insured in guns of from two to six inches, inclu- ! N Y V N ' sive, and the life decreases in propor- L, A U tion one-sixth per inch in calibres of 4: F, G7 from six to sixteen inches. . XVhen the life of a 16-inch gun of . E F' 52- present stiff ritled type tzoo pounds 7 m fax, J, C F maximuntj is taken into consideration, K NXWW gthenitipo-irLo1'1ty' of the ball-bearing gun xsRQQiSkklikiiiQ' 5 L The. trial 2-pounder which has , M a C ,, 3 N 5 i been subjected to the most severe tests, 'x shows results as follows: l Durability.-The piece had been tired 231 1 rounds, in some cases with excessive charges tand with sand in the ball-bearing grooves for IO roundsj and the report shows that that gun is only 3 per cent. less effective than when first tired. A Velocity.-The average velocity was 3200 feet per second at the muzzle, against 1800 feet per second for the Driggs and Hotchkiss, and 2000 feet per second for the Maxim. The three guns mentioned were tried in a competitive test with the ball-bearing gun by General Flagler and other ordnance experts, with following results: All four guns were tired at a plate of nickel steel 20 feet square and lx inches thich. The plate was goooyards from the guns. - Range.-The ball-bearing gun was fired and the projectile struck and penetrated plate 3 feet from cen- ter of target, ricochetted. and was picked up 1626 yards beyond, embedded in the dirt I7 inches, making a total range of 4626 yards after getting through IM inches of best armour plate. The three other guns I ADVERTISEMENTS 39 before mentioned were fired, hit the plate in two instances: the Driggs and Hotchkiss, with their pro- jectiles, failed to penetrate the plate, and glanced into the earth in front of it. The Maxim projectile hit the plate and stuck in it, with the nose of the projectile extending 95 of an inch through it. All four guns were tired with the same charges of brown, semi-smokeless powder and the same weight projectile, the only difference being that the ball-bearing gun's projectile was perfectly smooth walled, and the others tired banded projectiles. lt will be seen from the foregoing summary of facts that the ball-bearing gun can be built cheaper and lighter and give greater J Ji' N , , range, velocity, penetration and durability than eitheribf tlibe guns N f with which it was tried in competition, which were the best types C 47 G of the modern built up stitf rified guns. Q T ------,-,-! ,, Length of Gun.-The initial power of the charge not being 4 ,ji 9 '- .,,,,,,,,,H,,, wasted to force the soft metal band through friction grooves, the ' X B ZM65 1 length of the barrel may be shortened from 75 to S5 calibres to 45 to N A P' 6-6. N 55 calibres and even less. The result will avoid the criticism now C ,f a obtaining in regard to the extreme length of gun now turned out W X ' i by the works of the Armstrong, Krupp Sz Canet, especially the latter. Weight of Gun.-Reducing the weight at least one-third only needs to be mentioned to be appre- ciated, with reference not only to the use, but also to the cost thereof. ' Heating Up.-As the balls in the gun very materially diminish friction, the great development of heat is avoided: a most important consideration, especially with relation to rapid-fire guns and small arms. Fuse.-The absence ol' the ring of soft metal around the projectile will permit the employment of nose fuses which are much more reliable than base fuses, even the best of the latter give more mistires than explosions. Carriage.-'The gun will, on account of the small recoil, effect material changes in the construction of gun carriages, both barbette and casemate, and there will be a tendency to return to the old style, which were of small cost compared to those constructed now, to withstand the great weight and power- ful recoil of the stiff rifled gun. Accuracy.4The band on the projectile being dispensed with, the projectile passes smoothly through the air and is not held back or deHected by jagged excrescences formed -on the band by the forcible passage through the gun in engagement with the rifle grooves, as is the case with banded projectiles. The inventor of this gun, Capt. Orlan Clyde Cullen, commanded a battery in the Cuban Army dur- ing the insurrection against Spanish oppression that preceded the war between Spain and the United States, and he was severely wounded, receiving two saber cuts in an engagement between a ff filibuster- ing expedition and a Spanish regiment of the Infanta Isabella that occurred january zo, 1895, about 29 miles west of Havana. He also assisted to land several other tilibustering expeditions after recovering from his wounds in the hospital at Tampa, besides serving several months as an artillery officer with General Maceo, La Crete and other Cuban leaders. He also contributed over lSI9,000 to the cause of Cuban independence, and his father, the late Charles W. Cullen, was one of the crew of the Virginius. The idea of building a gun that would not kick or heat up, and one. that would not consume so large a part of the energy developed by the explo- sion of the propellant occurred to him after having two Hotchkiss guns jam from overheating in action, and he worked out drawings and calculations for same while in the hospital, although he had previously experimented with guns and projectiles of almost every known type, and had invented an automatic pistol, auto-propulsive shell, and other improvements in ordnance, previous to inventing the ball-bear- ing gun. His success in this connection is, in a measure, due to the fact that the ingenuity of the age in orde nance matters has been directed toward developing breech mechanisims to the neglect of the barrel, which has not been radically changed within the past fifteen years. The recent tests at Sligo, Maryland, by a party of ordnance experts, including Colonel Steever, Major Anderson and George Anderson and Captain Cullen, the inventor, demonstrate the entire practi- cacility of applying the ball-bearing system to small arms. The gun test showed twice the penetration of the government rifle of same calibre. There was practically no recoil, heating up of barrel or fouling. This test was conducted on the farm of Mr. Maus, a brother of Colonel Maus, of General Miles' staff. v 40 THE CORNELLIAN ORLAN CLYDE CULLEN, L.L M. Counsellor at Law, U. S. Supreme Court Registered Attorney, U. S. Patent Office and Interior Department .... PATENTS Send sketch, model, or photograph for free report upon patentability. Military inventions a specialty .... 700 Seventh Street, N. W. . . Washington, D. C. F. HENDRICK AGENT FOR John Wanamz1kcr's New York Custom Tailoring Department . 127 324 E. State St., 2 Ithaca, N. Y. DHOTO SUDDLIES Developing and Finishing neatly and promptly done . . . A full line of Views of Ithaca and TAUGHANNO0K Cornell University -. . . HENRY R. HEAD, 109 North Aurora SI. ADVERTISEMENTS 41 R. A. HEGGIE 593 BRO. ONE-THIRTY-Stx EAST STATE STREET fffIHl'tllfHKfl1I'Il1g Eetnelers FINE WATCHES Lqvgzgggj STERLING SILVERWARE DIAMONDS H AND EINE JEWELRY THE O'BRIEN MEAT MARKET 220 North Aurora Street FRATERNITY TRADE A Specialty I R TN A A X N f SUPPLIES THE ATHLETIC TRAINING TABLES A HIGH LIVER 42 THE CORNELLIAN THE. MODERN Pr i nt Sh op FOR THE MAKING OF 'EtEnty iw. Printing PHOTO-ENGRAVING DEPARTMENT Books, Catalogues and Pamphlets printed and p Illustrated POSTERS FOR ATHLETIC SPORTS A SPECIALTY .92 THE. DAILY NEWS Job Printing Department Phone 114 K ITHACA, N. Y. THE BOOL STORE Opposite Tompkins County Bank Manufacturers Factory at FOREST HOME X We make anything in wood Athletic Chairs that are esthetic Book-shelves of the elastic pattern that lead the van Pictures and Frames to order N-SQ H. J. BOOL COMPANY HOUSE FURNISHINGS AND WALL PAPER ITHACA, N. Y. The Baker Xz Adamson I Chemical Company EASTON, PA. STRICTLY CHEMICALLY PURE Hydrochloric, Nitric, Sulfuric Acid and Ammonia, Chem: ically Pure Salts Ashless Filter Papers, Washed in I-Iydrochloric and I-Iydrofluoric Acids. Cut in all sizes, and put up in boxes holding 100 papers each. PRICE LIST ON APPLICATION HORSMAN'S Eennis Rackets .,ggiaeassassasassaeaaaasie . . . - . I ---I ii5:'iiiE5ii5i5IiE E5:3l ISF5iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit,T HORSIVIAN EXPERT TUXEDO H CHAMPIONSHIP COLUMBIA These Rackets represent the latest stage of racket construction. In design they are the result of the most recent expert opinion. For sale in all Sporting Goods Departments. Send for Tennis Price List. E. I. HORSMAN CO. 354 Broadway NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS 43 THE ONLY B I RBER SHOP SIX UP-TO-DATE HAIR CUTTERS AND EXPERT FACIAL MASSAGERS UND ER I'1'I4IACA IIUTIC L F. H. ICSCHENBURG WANZER Sz. HOWELL J, F, NEWMAN THE GROCERSH C,-2?Bv65r'Sb EVERYTHING IN FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS .al .if LATEST IMPORTATIONS IN WAFERS of ALL KINDS ef'.??Bv635'- 103 N. Aurora and 304 E. State Streets abahge ants Jewelry zilbanufatturer Qbffirial jtraternitp jilemelrp it t REMOVAL NOTICE May ISI, IQO3, we leave our old oflice, IQ john street, where we have been located fbr twenty- live years, to enter larger and more at- tractive quarters, better adapted to orr extended buSi.ness, at ELEVEN JOHN STREET NEW YORK '23 B E R N S T E I N 142 East State Street, Ithaca FIRST:CLASS TAILORING Men's Furnishing Goods and Hats to date SAMPLES SENT UPON APPLICATION II T SSUIRIIDIES Q Q THE SALES OF OHAM PAGNE IN THE YEAR I902 WERE 3 733 744 BY ANY OTI'IE R C HAH DAGNE HOUSE THE INCREASE IN THE UNITED STATES FOR I902 OVER I90I WAS 361116 IBOTTLESJI RECORD NEVER BEFORE ATTAINED IN THE HISTORY OF THE CHAMPAGNE TRADE IN THIS COUNTRY MARKING AN ADVANCE EQUAL T0 56411512 CENT 'GREATER THAN THE COMBINED INCREASE OF ALL THE OTHER CHAMPAGNE HOUSES 0 hifi SEM CHAMPAGNE OF THE DAY SHOW A FITTING 4 S 2 A E 1 THE CORNELLIAN i Pi +3 :P i3 3 91: Q u Ui BOTTLE5.A FIGURE NEVER REACHED I 2 'P 5 il fi il ns 51 Q oF I P T3 'IP fi N ii V Geo. A. Kessler Gt Co., ,NEW YQR Z -. -' '1P-- f ff A . ' W ADVERTISEMENTS Songs of ornell New edition just out, including Boating Sang and Smoking Song. Words by FRANCIS MII.ES FINCHQ music bv VVII.I.I.AIvI LUTON Wooo. PRICE, 81.25 SONGS OF CORNELL. Wards 0715, new edition. PRICE, 10 CENTS A11 the College and Fraternity Marches, Waltzes, Etc., at LENT'S MUSIC STORE 122 North Aurora Street mf 'iieaoquatters for 'illllasbbllrifs lmanoolins anb Guitars 46A THE CORNELLIAN Fancy Summer Shirts WHITE AND COLORED Prices no more than ready-made Shirts and Fit one hunclrecl per cent. better CLARENCE E. HEAD Over 309 East State Street WHITE 81 BURDICK OLDEST I I-I LARGEST BEST EQUIDDED DRUG STORE IN THE CITY A Complete line of Chemicals lor Dhotography Telephone 63 OPPOSITE POST OFFICE OASCADILLA FALLS Blackman Bros. G R O C E R S '1'P Fraternity trade a specialty 'DUI' Corner STATE and CAYUGA Streets THE REASON WHY We are always kept busy Our patraflf famider our work tb: bert ffrft, fmt and nt all timer. We frrizfe to ffflil-I! I1 fuftamsr ozrfe gained. Carr if laterz fa pradzzfe adv fn!-flair print- ing, rffnff and up-to-date in .fzfvle A ITHACA JOURNAL Telephone 44B X JOB DEPARTMENT ITHACA TRUST CO. ITHACA, N. Y. F. c. CORNELL E w. H. sronms PI'CSldCl'llZ Cashier Capital . . SIO0,000 Surplus . 8o,ooo Deposits 1,5oo.,ooo DID YOU EVER STOP to compare the present efhcient laundry service for students, with what it Was, before we started? Modern Method Laundry JOHN REAMER, Proprietor ADVERTISEMENTS -47 FLOTATION IN AIR STANLEY RECORDING WATTIVIETERS For Alternating Currents Is accomplished by MAGNETIC SUSPENSION No Wea-r No Lost Revenue No Friction A11 Current Used Recorded Send for description and book full of good information 'Eibout fmctcrs STANLEY INSTRUMENT COMPANY GREAT BARRINGTON, MASS., U.S.A. Pacific Coast Agents JOHN MARTIN 55 CO. , San Francisco, Cal- Lus Angeles, Cal. Seattle, Wash. Stewart Avenue -'QCAFEQ' me O. D. SNYDEP1 Open 7 A.M. to 1 P.M. No. 420 Stewart Av. be Jbuol floral Glo. ITHACA, N. Y. Qlijuire Qlut flowers In all Seasonable Varieties 97' EEEUYHIIUZ 15151115 An Immense Assortment 97' floral Resigns of Artistic and Up-to-date ' S The Schaefferd Budenberg Mfg. Co. -1-IMPROVED THOMPSON INDICATOD4- AdaptedtoraIlspeeds,unsur- 1-1 -4 -gaqkmzwfe passed for Reliability and Ex- l' f -px wi r? cellence of Workmanship. iv ff' - Sold at a moderate price. 'Af Tnonommns li? if Pressurelhugestorall Purposes X ,bc Tl? Engine Counters and Registers l ' Iiffn if ' I Marine 0locks,Thermometers Peerless 1 - o lf' and nanharign if -'F-A Automatic A injectors, .ggi '..' -'gf 5 . Reducing ff H and I lrffl Regulating 9 'C Valves, Etc. WRITE Fon oi, .. Lv CATALOGUE if WOYKSI BROOKLYN, N.Y. V sAr.EsRooMs: No. 15 W. Lake St., Chicago No. 66 lohn St., New York COLLEGE MEN THEIR SHOES , T J Cf? K G13 l V ooooooo, X CATALOG OF DISTINCT STYLES ON APPLICATION , WALL Eff SON, ffhafrz, N.2 . 48 THE CORNELLIAN HARRISBURG ENGINES A new and thoroughly developed type affording the highest economy and great- est simplicity ever attained in an Automatic Engine Complete Steam Plants Equipped with the Schmidt System of High- ly Superheated Steam Sizes ro to 3ooo Horse Power Harrisburg Standard Four:Valve Engine We build Seven Styles of Automatic Engines to suit every possible kind of high grade Power Plant HARRISBURG FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS Harrisburg, Pa., U.S.A. 5tuoents' 1Resort RESTAURANT A Fine Assortment of SCHLITZ BEER on Draught .az OGDENS- BURG PALE ALE on Draught! CIGARS .25 LAGER .29 ALES ef CHOICE WINES 8: LIQUORS Constantly on hand. If you dor1't see what you want, ask tbl' it. THEODORE ZIN K 108 and 110 Aurora Street ITHACA, N. Y. SEWER AND CULVERT P I P E For RAILROADS For C I T I E S For DRAINAGE Everywhere SIZES: 27:in., 30:in., 36:in., and all smaller sizes EVENS 6 HOWARD FIRE BRICK COMPANY ST.LOUIS, U. S. A. ADVERTISEMENTS 49 Ye faorvmtar 5,469 og FFUQER'Cx4R05wGW iramwm QIDUBQU gfuflfllt giffflw made by Vilroyfiz Boch, Metlach, Germany, designed by W. H. Miller and P. L. Ackerman, especially for us, decorated in seven colors, with views of College Buildings, and Cornell Yell. Price, 32.50 Ql:U'CllUu QEIHYBZ made by Doulton, in Burslem, England, designed especially for us by F. L. Ackerman, Cornell Seal with Ezra Cornell in centre, done in flow Blue and Pearl color, boardered with six University Buildings. Price, 50c QEDEIIBII Cl5lfElDII8fC 5-,19tBi1I5 full leiter size, designed by W. I-I. Miller and F. L. Ackerman for us. Decorated rich color effect. Body design, Words and music new college song, Thinking of my old College Town. Base with view of College Buildings. Price, 34.00 A5 fl fE7llE7llb7'llllfE W' College, ll gff lo I1 grfzdznzie of Carfzefl, you will jimi them quits appropriate ROTHSCHILD BROTHERS We pack and ship the above upon request I A C A , N . Y. 50 ' THE CORNELLIAN THIS IS AN AGE OF SPECIALIZING T29 EVERY SUCCESSFUL MAN IS A SPECIALIST Szzzfeii if tba 7'I'.fZlfl Usf0llt'F1lfl'Hl!'I2' afar: in me !Z,fl'L'fff07I Make zz 6Il.ffilt'f.f grave lfzizzg, and know that tbifzg we!! MY SPECIALTY IS PHOTOGRAPHS All the newest styles at right prices Call and see samples As a side line we keep Cameras, Kodaks and a full line of Supplies 5 Amateur developing and finishing, rushed if necessary VAN BUREN, U PHOTOGRAPHER Both 'Phones Next to Post Office The International Races OXFORDS ALL STYLES will interest millions of English-speaking people What the experts of ENGLAND AND AMERICA say, 'ATI-IE RUDDERH will tell you, and in all other important events in yachting the RUDDER will keep You posted Prim 82.00 ,bfr year, 25 fell!! per' rap-31 Books on simple boat building and other matters of Interest t yachtsman. Ifinterested send for catalogue g Come in or mail your orders to us The Dudder Publishing Co. , M , 9 Mm, SMNEW YORK Collins, Herron 81 Vorhls THE HILL DRUG STORE. DRUGS AND FANCY GROCERIES Confecti0nery,Tobaccos, Cigars Sn Cigarettes . SodaWater . . . .. MERRILL COMPANY Both'Phones 320:322 HEUsT1s STREET ADVERTISEMENTS ' 51 lf Tour Cleaning, Pffeyymg or Dyeing IS DONE BY THE gaorimnnh Qtnmpaup Tau 77Z0l1' be .VIKVU ffmf Inf is -we!! done rum' Mar you will be FAIRLT TREATED. KL The .nfyfe Qf our cafzfrazcfs is iiwalern. We lead, 0ffQC7'.S' fbffowg they ww. W. S. NGRWOOD 331 Eddy WE HAVE THE NOBBIEST LINE OF 5utttngs,Q9hfrruatt11gsXilirnusfrtmrgs IN TOVVN Come in and X005 Mem over Um4pf'z'ce.f are iefafw c0f1zpefz'fz'011 Our 't'l7J07',57776Z7Z.S'6Z1D afzcftjiz' .vfrzczb gZld7'd77fE6fl! H. GUIUDIIIIEYQA- Qlbe Edllibemity Glailor No. zu DRYDEN ROAD ' QI! 9017 52 THE CORNELLIAN 4' 'T f 0 0 IROQUOIS 0 is B E E R -2 Q. FFA'-OFX' on-Ai.O x' Q Qlvmf' QWKN9 THE STANDARD OF PURITY All our Beers are brewed exclusively for export purposes, therefore are Thoroughly Aged and Strictly Pure AGENT FOR THIS FAMOUS BEER F. D. VAN ORDER Telephone Connection I T H A C A, N, Y, Cascadilla Pharmacy C. R. SHERWOOD 414 EDDY STREET CUSTOM SHIRT MARER and MEN'S FURNISHER Complete line of Drugs and Sundries Has done business with every class entered at Cigars, Cigarettes 85 Fancv Cornell. Oldest house and largest T 0 la 3, C C O S store in the city ofits kind EGBERT 5, BLACKMER E1ZHTTEAEf3SiXITi-EH1GEHIl K 1 I 4 s 54 - N . SHAW lg xs E ZQZW: X 1+PfvMEisrM'- and J . UNTING IS o11e of the 5130113 w111C11 the co11ege111111 C1611g11'Ei 111 'md he also wants a relmble FIREARM when he st'uts fo1 the moods Our 11I1C was mtroduced Ill IQ64 and 13 111 U6 'md x111ec1 WVe 11111 e RIFLES PISTOLS SHOTCUNS they have always had the reputatlon as SIKXIJARD 1-OR ACCURAQ1. Nearly every dealer in sporting goods can 1'urnis11 our F11:E5x1en1s. don't accept a SLl1lSt11lltS but NVYITS to us. Our 128 page catalogue IS FREE STEVENS ARMS 8a TOOL COMPANY No. 230 EAST STREET CHICOPEE FALLS, MASSACHUSETTS H1-vi THE CORNELLIAN Qlutucll 5 jflrst IIBUllIllIUI'Q It Bafz ealittairr :lub IIIOULIII oornutoiv built to fill a long felt want at Cornell ebe loca tton is perfect the bmlomq pxuctxuiilv firc proof Tlianosonie tile auo mfublc Iaxatorics the Abrasion Stub. cclepbom connection Kino fire alarm in each room uno suite Electric light ants gas Electric oesl' lamps for each man jfneplttcce in moot suits.: Bookcuece anb Ioclcis built aiouno the fiieplaccb 'Ll large club room in the basement. Domitorg in cbargc of an erpcrieniro janitor :mo staff of acrvante. Single room-5 single suites ano Double suites. lprtce incluoing acrxice light 'mo bear 5150 a gear per man auo up. 'lztppliz cations for rooms are flllco as reccixco. QIFIL Bbeillomglt. Iitbana,jB..3B. , 54 , . . . ' : ' 4 ' . T' I ' : - , I ' -t' ' ' c : I D . Suites complctelxg furnisbco in furniture of I 1 va FT, Q A . A 1, c . . , I 1 I I . . , , 1 U I I f Good Printing Quick Ui e mi Saba!! , W WW x X I S I LZ? I 3 W THE PRINTER H f . 15 gi' 359 Main Street, BUFFALO The New Sherman fianieetoum, 1H. M. GEO. F. HURLBISRT, Proprietor 91' Stop at The Baldwin EUROPEAN PLAN CIIZVZIBIIC, 9. C. D. COLLINS, Manager GEO. F. HURLBERT, Vice-President BY Gables Tavern AMERICAN PLAN SIJHFOILIDH. -I. I-I. FITZGERALD, Managing Partner HURLBERT Sc FITZGERALD, Proprietors Jloothall Eclicoulc Saturday, September 26, Hobart, at Ithaca. Wednesday, September 30, Alfred, at Ithaca. Saturday, October 3, Rochester, at Ithaca. Wednesday, October 7, Niagara, at Ithaca. Saturday, October Io, Colgate, at Ithaca. Saturday, October 17, Bucknell, at Ithaca. Saturday, October 24, Union, at Ithaca. Saturday, October 31, Princeton, at Princeton, N. J. Saturday, November 7, Lehigh, at Ithaca. Saturday, November 14, Tufts, at Ithaca. Thursday, November 26, Pennsylvania, at Phil- adelphia. IQ-'25 ISee page 03 for Baseball Schedulej ADVERTISEMENTS Till IJ 2 Iltbara ulwerhatnrp uf J-Hlusir CORNER STATE Sn TIOGA STREETS Instruction is given in all departments of Fine Arts, including Piano, Violin, Organ, Voice Culture, Elocution, Physical Culture, Dramatic Art, Painting, Languages, Band and Orches- tral Instruments, Etc. Qnpnriulists' in shrug UEIJHITIZIIIEIIE Regular ann special courses of instruction Qntunents may enter at any time , FOR CATALOGUE APPLY TO GEORGE C. WILLIAMS, General Manager ITHACA: NEW YORK 0 6 THE CORNELLIAN Origlnoliy rgwes value to K1 presem G ROOIQJOOD lsUnI u h: que EI FI A: rIa - A 35' I I A : I -si N V SWNZ O OO WOO Y gg -M, P o t t e, r 3 f ' .-:,.: R ,,.. lf TRADE -4 C- MARK U l 'Q SQ W No DISCS wlthout ' the trade-mark HAWKES On it is genuine. Three Best Things to be found at RANKlN'S CHINA STORE ROOKWOOD. THR MOST ORIGINAL AND BILAUTIFUL ART POTTERY HAWKE5 CUT GLASS. OF PURESI' CRYSTAL, FLASHING LIGHT LIKE A DIAMOND MILLER LAMPS. IDEAL STUDY LAMP. THE PIQRPLOTION OF LIGHT. f.. SKATING ON BEEBE LAKE ADVERTISEMENTS 57 if CASCADILLA SCHOOL Ithaca, New York The special prominence of Cascadilla is that of a iitting school for Cornell. Its small, carefully graded classes insure the largest opportunity to the individual pupil. Its Well balanced courses, thorough instruction and concentration .of work, have made its certificates widely known as a guarantee of superior preparation. The catalogue gives Ilxll description of the courses, the ideal school homes, the model recitation and recreation buildings, and the provision for physical culture. A personal visit is especially desired. Registration 1902-O3 from -thirty states. Command- ing, beautiful and healthful location, PRESIDENT SCI-IURMAN Recitation Building and Upper House BEST PREPARATORY SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTRYMH Cascadilla ist resented at that institution by nearly Iooo students. C. V. PARSELL, A. M., Principal. ' sAYs: I BELIEVE TI-IE CASCAIJILLA Scnoox. TO BEXONE or THE he oldest boys' school, preparatory to Cornellg it has been rep- jfihelitp rust n. L in ai T 'ilk I f i V will X . 1 Ill. p .I T 31 If H U . if ll ii H3 gn i l . I 'I' I , vi ' Hy I 'W ,,-.4 I it I li ' xxxi in rilrilhipls li 5 J. Lu il . 11 IS--pi ' if 23+ in -Igiaizbgfgirihwiz ' m wwif is ll 1 ' 2 f I- -5 1 I. 7.-. I i+1 J . - , rx . . 1- I.: I t H G -1 I 'L .YL3 ' Fw I MAIN and SWAN STREETS H. H. Michelson ailnr BUFFALO, NEW YORK Cayuga Brand Portland Cement LEADING HIGH GRADE PORTLAND 1-- CEMENT IN AMERICA Manufactured from the Highest Grade of Cement Stock ,,,- . A Write for Trices Sl' CAYUGA LAKE CEMENT COMPANY J Ithaca, New York 58 THE CORNELLIAN A T if X 14 :25, Early 111 I . . , 'R We bullt our first Hydraulic Black- twas a good I 41 F , jack, probably the best ever made up to that time. To-day We build nearly :goo different kinds of L HYDRAULIC JACKS suitable for any service where Q V' i a jack can be applied. Q .o'tt 11 ' Long ago we found a Way to build better jacks, and the ones We now make have rams and cylinders cut from solid high grade steel. Our :fade Calalog is yours upon reouefl-we have oilzor book! about our Hydraulic Pre.f5e.f-Benders-Punches-ilzat we would be pleased to fend you. Watson - Stillman Company I 453 The Rookery, Chicago 213 East 43rd Street, New York TAYLOR 8: CARPENTER Gbe Gomer Bookstore ITHACA, N. Y. A 'L I F ADVERTISEMENTS HYGEI ICE Fzzrnzifeai Exclusz'-veg by THE ITHACA Ice COMPANY Manufactured by the Hygeia Refrigerating and Hygeia Ice Company of Elmira, by the following process : The water is pumped from deep wells and is evaporated into steam in boilers oi' the capacity of one hundred and twenty horse power each. The steam passes through a separator to remove any oil and then through a filter filled with crushed coke. The steam is then condensed into Water by cold water running over the condensing pipes. The water then goes to a skimmer where any impurities rise to the surface and are automatically skimmed ofii, and to a reboiler Where it is boiled the second time by live steam. The steam and water are then put through the second set of con- clensers and alter condensation, through a charcoal filter. The liltered Water is then cooled and conducted to the freezing cans which are covered and put into a tank ol' cold brine which freezes the Water into ice ol- unequalled cleatness and purity. ITHACA ICE COMPANY 213 East State Street Bell 'Phone 2635 Ithaca 'Phone 274 X. W. MQCORMICK, Manager E. C. WARNER, Prest. E. C. Bisumc, Vice-Prest. W. C. STONE, Secy. dcffreas. MIDLA D LI SEED COMPA Y QDUJ qerncess ittustcn Qtrusbew r Mills: Minneapolis, Minn., and Chicago, I11. Daily Capacity: 650 Barrels Linseed Oil, 250 Tons Oil Cake THE CORNELLIAN LARKIN BRGTH ERS Big Wholesale and Retail Store NUMBER 408 EDDY STREET Caterers to University Trade Clubs, Fraternity and Boarding Houses supplied at lowest priceseil-Xll the latest stunts for the Chafing D,isl'1.,e'Absolute satisfaction o. g u a r a n t e e cl THE ACKNOWLEDGED FURNISH ERS OF STUDENTS AND C0-EDS WE SELL EVERYTHING Long Distance Telephone ADVERTISEMENTS THE SMITH PRENIERTYPEWRITER Q is a landmark of everq well regulated E business com munity THE SMITH PREPHERTYPEWRITER C0 SYRACUSE NY U S A 4 Q I JI F . E . ,f mx 1 pf 1 : . v N-.., 5 1 '-e-A.,...-. - 1 , : V . - , 2 . p 4 3: , I . , V ., ,,. V . . , -LL. -' . ., . . . . - V -T :,, ' . 1'-1 I 13? 1 , I .V :W 62 THE CORNELLIAN DROP IN AT Meany's Pharmacy 154 EAST STATE ST.. ITHACA. N.Y. H Thriz' Prirrf nrt rrghf. Thrir Gaudi' nn' Iflfflf. Thtir Lurulioll ix fjghl. L'11fla1lff,1'n1f will M zjqhl. IPI-IONE. CHARLES E. SEAMAN Lyceum, Hack, Livery and Boarding STABLES Cor. South Cayuga and Green Streets, ITHACA, N. Y. Special attention paid to Wedding, Party and Funeral orders ' Phone 99 HICKEY'S Lyceum Music Store KUp-fo-date? PIANOS AND PIANO PLAYERS Fon snui on RENT MUSIC HITS NNE ALw,xvs HAVE Near the Lyceum Antique Furniture Cornell Billows. Cornell Banners. Fra- ternity Pillows made to order. Draperies and Curtains of all kinds. Estimates given on all kinds or Upliolstering, Fin- ishing and Repairing, : : : : Drop a Card, or Bell 'Phone 254 CHIPMAN Opposite the Post:Office April May June Ueaaehall fglsclgenulc 4-U. S. Naval Academy, at Annapolis. -Newport News League team, at New- port News. -Georgetown University, at Washington, D. C. -University of Virginia, at Charlottes- ville, Va. -University of North Carolina, at Ra- leigh, N. C. -Trinity College, at Durham, N. C. -Maryland A. C., at Baltimore, Md. -American League, at Philadelphia. -Rochester University, at Ithaca. -Syracuse League, at Ithaca. -Syracuse League, at Ithaca. -Binghamton League, at Ithaca -Princeton University, at Ithaca. -Union College, at Ithaca. --Vlfilliams College, at Williamstown, Mass. -Harvard University, at Cambridge, Mass. -Holy Cross, at Worcester, Mass. -Columbia University, at New York City. -Princeton University, at Princeton, N. J. -University of Pennsylvania, at Phila- delphia. -Manhattan College, at Ithaca. -University of Michigan, at Ithaca. -University of Pennsylvania, at Ithaca. -University of Michigan, at Ann Arbor. -University of Michigan, at Toledo or Detroit. -Alumni game at Ithaca. llior Football Schedule see page 541 -ADVERTISEMENTS 63 Pbjfyiojmj ' Denfirfj , Directory Drs. J. B. Q2 EIB. HOWE 1 61 Il Bates Block, Aurora Street Telepho No I5 B ITHACA. N- Y- CHAS. P. BEANIAN, VID. PHYSICIAN e fuRoEoN Office: Corner Opposite Post Office Residence: 506 East fenaca ftreet Hours Telephone at Off ce Q to a.m., 2 to 4 E1 Z to 5 p.m. and Residence Dr. C. J. NICCLURE DENTIST 214 East .ftate treet Phoe2zK ITHACANY Dr. DANIEL WHITE Office: 56 East State Street Hours Residence. 2o1 Prospect Street 1.5o to 5 6 Z to .5 p. Dr. W. ERNEST BROWN DENTIIT o NA o fteet CHAUNCEY P. BIGGS, VID. Office: Ithaca Trust Building iSecond floorb Residence: No. 112 E. Buffalo ftreet Office Hours Week days 5 to io a.m.g 4 to a pm. I days, 4 to 5 p,m. TELEPHONE Dr. WILLIAM CHESTER DOUGLASS Dr. J. W. J UDD ALWAYS OPEN 'PHONES Offlce and Residence: Over Post Office 409 Eddy .ftreet Office Hours HO ato1oa.rn.,1zto456to1op ITHACA, N.Y lO3 to 1 p.m.g 4to66 ztoepm. ITHACA, NY- NAUGHTON siaorriiief Grurers 12o N. Aurora ftreet, Ithaca, N.Y. OUR STOCK I5 WELL SELECT ED 6 PRICES ARE RIGHT PARK 65 HIGGINS Jltlmbant Tliailnrs POPULAR PRICES LIO6 Eddy ftreet: Ithaca, New York 64 A THE CORNELLIAN THE SENATE Hotel and Cafe THE LATEST DOWN-TO-DATE CAFE IN THE CITY WALTER J. LARKIN, Proprietor 106 North Aurora Street Facts in the Past are Better than Promises in the Future Up to April 1, 1903, the School Bulletin Teachers Agency had found 179 places for the following Cornell graduates and students, in 16 different States, at salaries aggregating 3I23,Q65Z MEN IS. M. B.xx'1'1m L. A. B1s.umsL1cx' O. J. Brnuiicsldlsx' IDONALIJSON Bomma JACOB Blmssisn C. H. BRUNDAGE C45 E. A. BUCK I':DXVINw,I'I. Buusicm C25 Hiurusmwi' F. Iiuniurixg EDNVIN CAMPBELL JAMES I. Cum F. M. CH,xPPn:i,r, FRED CUMMINGS .lo11N F. I7Il'1'l'Z E. I.. ELLlO'l l' ARTHUR T. Iimolcx' F. G. FRANKLIN H, H. Gmnsnx' Louis H. G.xr,ism4:.v1'l1 ROIILIN A. llxnnls E. L. I-IINMAN VV. L. I-IUB1s.uuJ W. A. INGALLS Ilnzrcumwr .I. JONAQN C35 LELAND L. IJANDEIKS A. S. IJENT CI-IAS. J. LING C25 Trios. E. LoC1cAn'r H. S. G. Lovrsm-:ss ANUHEW J. McELuox' I. J. McGIN1'rY CLINTON S. MARSH ERNEST G. RIl'IlilH'l'4l' EI.MoN Moxuom IV. Z. AIOIKHISON M. J. Monsr: W. J. Mons:-: Clll'IS'I'l'1ll li.. I'1.l2x1u Plow.-xmu L. I,U'I I'lill B. I . IIIECUHU ll. ll, IiOlil'1li'l'S C33 C, A. llosl:c:n.xN'l' I n.xNK IJ. RUsslcI.r. C23 .IIOIXICIKT SIMPSON, Jr. S. Mali. SMVVII Guo. IE. M. SNYDI-In AN1m1f:w Sl'l'1NC'l'Ill C23 U. S. 'l'll.KC'llI'Ill I.. ll. 'l'v'1'm1.l. C'11.xs. J, Wuwn CLZJ Vins. VV. VV.-xssux Guo, I . Wlfzm-:It A Mos VV H I-1 1-1I.I'IIi I . III. IVILSUN C-U lloml-JYN IVUliMll'l'll WOMEN .IIIZZI 14: Mn' A r.1.1s .I lcssn-: M. Bl-1,-umsnl-ai' ANNA lll. Hrf:N.1.xmxN l.uLU G. BIRCH C27 VIOSEPIIINIG IgRlS'l'OL C27 Hmm-:N I.. BIIUNVN IIICNA F. IIRONVN Mmzlar. P. BROVVN INI.xIc'1'u.x A. :BRUNVN LU LU M. XVoonwo RTII I3.xxm.xu.x l3UCH.xN.xN IiA'I'lIl'ZllINE BUCKLIQY LII.lz,xH1-:'1'lI IV. BUMP Nosl-3 II. C.x1lII.I. U1..x Bl-:vii l,'.x1'uoN Ciij l l,un.x .I. I'0Hl5l-I'l 1' Ii.X'l'IIIH'N ComuG.xN M.uu' A. Cos.xn M. CI..xu.x Cos'r1+:Ll.o I.omsl1: I.. IJ15IV1'1 1' C29 Mn' Iflxmn. C23 ELSIE Ii. ENGLIG C25 I'1li.'kNC'Il2S IQ. H. I 1.IN'r C35 InI.I..x lfx I-'Ia INA IL. GIQNUNI: C23 .fXr,If'1-: M. lhr.l.1L.xNn C255 Sri-:1.l..x Y. Cloon.u.L. Mun' IIlf2I.l,I'2 I'I.kl.I'lN l-l.uum-:'r A. II.-XMlI,'l'llN I.oUIN1f: IIANNUM Mun' E. IIAIIIIINKI I'Ali.XNC'I'lN Cl. H .urr SUSAN I . llowi-1 .'X1.1c'lA: M. I'Il I'CIlINllS l,1vr.U lfl. I'IYIJl'l C27 Ann' J. .I1-:NNxNi:s lCs'r14:L.l.11: M. .lo11NsoN l.Ym.x JoN14s l.ouum.r.m IQNIFI-'IN :XNNA LYoN C25 MMU' Nl.xCC.'I..xuu1lin' C25 I.14:N.-x I. BIANSON lll.xnG.x1uc'1' E. Moomax' BU1,.x1I G. AIOHGAN lllm' O. IYEOMANS .ANNA E. Mouse I1uzN1': C. Nliwx-iousl-1 IlL.NlIiI5 NUll'l'UN C27 Au1r:.xIi3O'I5R1uN Ui.1v1-: . ULNEY S.xn.m PEARSON IQUGISNIA U. PECK Mun' .-X. I'H1l.1.1Ps lios1N.t U, Pu1L.Lws IDA B. I,0NVI.liSLANIl .I lzsslu T. HAY J. I5l.1ziuzr:'rn Iiimru 1511 imru Cum Rl.xm4:i. IJ, Rum Mun' E. Ill-:lla C33 I:Iv.x ll. lioor CZZJ I.x'm.x I . llmrl' I'I1.lz.xIx1c'1'x1 I.. IIUSNIGLL insl-1 J. RYAN IfS'l'Ill'2li M. SANFUIRIQ AIAHIQI, M. 51,11-:A Suu I . SUUTIIVVICK .-X1.1:'1f: M. SoU'rHwou'1'11 lil. Mn' S'1'r:DM.xN C2j F ru N C ics T A P PA N AIARY 'IHIUMBULL GRAPIG B. 'I'U'1'1u1.L C35 CI,.x1m I.. V.xNBIzoCxmN M.xRCI.x AIICDDER C23 Qi.kll'l'I'lAXY:x. Ymxmicu I Mimi. irunm' MARY IQ. IV1f:l4:n l'r..xuA I.. IVILCLJN I'I.,XRRll7l'I' M. Woourfouu Send for Circulars. C. W. BARDEEN, Syracuse, New York FISHER GOVERNOR CO. ADVERTISEMENTS Just Why one particular device or appliance should be preferred by engineers over another of the same kind is sometimes difficult to determine, but with the U. S. Automatic Injectors there is no need for research on this point. Their proven Reliability, Economy and Practicability have convinced STEKF. MW 'fWATl rw - - l OILER U 5 11 Yung ovsnnow 'fm' is p i I I ' ? ,ima -viii mm even the most skeptical that they ARE THE BEST Automatic Injectors on the market to-day. Over 200,000 now in use. Sent on trial and fully guaranteed. lLOur catalogue containing many useful tables of valuable information explains points of superiority in construction which cannot fail to convince anyone acquainted with mechanical principles. Sent free on request. American Injector Company DETROIT, MICH., U.S.A. 66 THE CORNELLIAN THE CAYUGA LAKE HOUSE ' LIMITED SHELDRAKE, N. Y. T. A. RICHARDSON, Gen'l Manager House newly furnished Table unsurpassed for Quantity and Quality SUNDAY DINNERS A SPECIALTY Dinner Parties a Specialty Telegmph and Telephone onnections How to reach Sheldrake, N, Y, Lehigh Valley R. R., direct to Sheldrakeg New York Central and Hudson River R. R. to Cayuga, connecting with boat. FOI' Booklets address St. Denis Hotel, New York, until June ist. Transient Rates, 52.00 and 52.50 g Weekly Rates, 59.00 to 5I5.00, Qaccordirig to loca- U011 Of TOOIHSD 5 Meals, 50 cents. ADVERTISEMENTS Commencement Invitations and Programs College Fraternity Note Paper l A CORNER OF OUR Ellinv Svintinnerg Eeparinwnt E have unexcelled facilities for the proper execution of calling A Cards, ceremonial invitations and announcements, heraldic and monogram dies for correspondence papers, bookplates, etc. We carry the leading lines of Crane's and I-lurdls papers, also cheaper grades of papers for everyday use. Write for quotations and information. Tl-IE WHITE-EVANS-PENFOLD COMPANY 302i AND 304 MAIN STREET CIN PA1.MER'sj BUFFALO, NEW YORK 63 THE CORNELLIAN W. PALMER SCSGN Hlnrinta Main Sfore: Brando Store .- 304 Main Street B U FF A LO, N. Y. 523 Main Street , . , i ' ' L or h Greenhouses ' AT 'r i Lancaster, 1 30,000 Square Feet of Glass I Devoted to E Growing Plants L VIEXVS OF NURSERIES AT LANCASTER Growing all our Own Stock, we can give our patrons unequalled service for quality and time. Mail orders receive prompt and conscientious attention NO ADVANCE IN PRICES DURING GRADUATION WEEK INDEX TO ADVERTISERS 69 inner tu Qhmrtmsers Page Page Adams-Bagnall Electric Co., The . 22 Durfey, J. C. . 25 American Balance Valve Co. . . 23 Egbert 81. Blackrner 52 American Engine Co. . 36 Eirner 8a Amend . . 24 American Gas Furnace Co. . 22 Eschenburg, F. H. 43 American Injector Co. . . . 65 Evens 8r, Howard Fire Brick Co. . 48 American Sheet Steel Co. . . 16 Fidelity Trust Co. of Buffalo 57 American Steam Gauge and Valve Co. 36 First National Bank . 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