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The CGRNELLIAN V 0 L. X X X VIII 'F -me Q 11 Q Hin: , C556 35005 of ffm Ewwioz CW CH Cfompfete Qiecorb 5 ffif Soiegiateyear 3 0 5 I 9 o C 15uf5fi6Q'c6 af' ,Cogneff Wnivcgeifg Ojcmvi N INETEEN Huxlmx-zu Axim SEV A. L COPYRIGHT, 1906 by Me' EX Cunxu1.l.mx UQAHU Price, 51.50. Postage Prepaid, 52.00 .-1 1l11'rex.v Azo, ju., l?lIJ'l'lIlf.S'J' .llfzflflgcz ', l'ru.bxc'.-x, N. Y. ,MQW - THE ' -2- coa NEL -. Ll AN 5 fm wg'-Q-f.P3:.?2J1' . AL E.- Prcss qf THE F. A. BAss12'rT12 CoM1fANx' Springfield, Massachusetts I TUJZLL LOU! CORIXELLMNJ GEETUYG lf, in years to come, This Book shall serve To bring back some Pleasant Memory of the Past Year, and help to Keep alive in your Breast A True Loyalty to our lima .Mater-its Purpose Is accomplished , and The Effort that has been S0 willingly contributed To its Success will be More than Recornpensecl Co Qlbert William Suuttb, 1121. il-1.45 MMWM4 imnfeasnt Qlhttt E. Qmitb ,air Q? N dedicating this book to Professor Albert 6' ' 'Q in ' W. Smith, we have endeavored to show him in our feeble way, somewhat of the feeling fi al l agp 5 ein 2 of enthusiastic friendship and goodwill that the undergraduates bear toward him. Also their appreciation for what he has done and, I Q Q we feel sure, will do for Cornell. Seldom Q, -Fr do we find a man who combines all the ual- iba ii ities which students so admire as does Dircdctor Smith-a good man, a good professor and a good fellow. And this admiration is not confined to his own students alone, but by reason of their praise and his enviable reputation as an athlete, he has come to be known and respected by all loyal Cornellians. V Albert William Smith was born August 3oth, 1856, in Westmoreland, Oneida County, New York. In that place he re- sided until 1874, when he entered Cornell, graduating with the class of '78, receiving the degree of B. M. E. Immediately thereafter he entered the employ of the Brown 85 Sharp Man- ufacturing Company in Providence, Rhode Island, and in a short time became a contractor in that establishment. He was next associated with Professor John H. Sweet at the Straight Line Engine Works in Syracuse, remaining there until 1882. In that year he accepted a position in Oswego as Mechanical Engineer for Mr. Thompson Kingsford. During the year '85-'86 he returned to Cornell as a grad- uate student and received the degree of Nl. Nl. li. with the class of 1886. The following year he remained as a fellow in Sibley College, having been placed in charge ot' the Mechanical Lab- oratory, and in the Spring ot' 1887 was elected Assistant Professor of Nlechanical Engineering, a post which he held until ISQI. Since then he has held professorships in XYisconsin and Leland Stan- ford and also a responsible position with the XYestinghouse, Church, Kerr and Company. He is a member ot' Sigma Xi and ofthe American Society ot' Mechanical lingineers. Vvhile an undergraduate, he held a prominent place i11 ath- letics-rovving on the tirst Freshman Crew turned out by Cornell and on the 'Varsity a year later. Since his return to the University, he has shown great interest in athletic adairs and is a member of the Athletic Council. Professor Smith is the type of man which tits i11 so well with Cornell institutions and ideas-a thoroughly practical American. He has the sincere respect and good wishes of every undergraduate and their hearty cooperation in his every effort to make Cornell the biggest and best possible. s xmfag, ,Lf 6 0 u..gQ ,ff I Z fm E QS ' I Of? w ' If' ', ' 'as V h '- --.NF ll . JQL,- xi fri, L ff ,,AL . -- 4 12N ' ,c,:fv,L .J- ' 55 - la ' :I Q fag f Ibnarh of hitmfs Q.EI1itnr:tn:0Lbtef LAURENCE JEROME CONGER Business jflanager ANTONIO LAZO, jr. Qrtistic Qihitur CLEMENT ROY NEWVKIRK ARTHUR LEIGHTON WILLIAM HOLMES NICHOLS SIDNEY WELLINGTON TREAT WILLIAM WINTHROP TAYLOR HENRY ORMSBY PHILLIPS MARY ELIZABETH TVICCABE THOMAS FORREST LAURIE 17 41 L . 1. - ---. -- ', il ..-:, ,..-.-' -- ' 's ' ' Q ,, fl X ' If f 3 i ' '5 ,ff Of f - . :--3 'ff' 'f105sr- 1G6l 'r Q93 Qi 'H-.. , 9 -sb 1 - ,1 . 1 . 1 4. sk- Z' . i-EW ,.f F.- ', .' QM- . NS ' .First Qfrrm, 19054906 S li 1' '1' 1-1 RI 11 14: 14 I9 Tucsdzix' lillll'Zl1ll'k' cx:1111i11:1li1111s lvvgin. 26 'l'ucsduy gXC.XllliNlIk' Yli,x11 BIMIINS. Klzilrii-11l:1111111 --I 111-xx' 111 1 ' versity S1'l111l11rsl1ip1-xz1111i11:11if-ns lm-gin. 27 Wudncsdziy RL-gislraiiiim 111' slumlcms in ilu- Xlwlirzil K'-1ll1-gc in Nui X 1 r Nlxitricxxlzilifm ul' 111-xy sluilvms. 28 'l'h11rsd:1y RL-gistrzitilm 111' m:1lriv11l:111-il siuilunis. 29 Friday l11sLr11r1i1-11 lu-gins in :ill llk'l'llT'lIllk'llIY ul' ihu Khin N11 Prcsiili-111's:1111111:1l zulilri-ss 111 lllL' slmli-111s ill 111 ll N 11 v1zm is 15 11 30 'fl1L1l'SLllly 'l'11,xx1isu1x'1x1: lJ,xx'. D IEC 1511 is 1211 1 Friday 'l'hc luln-sl cl:1lc fm' 1llllI4llllll'lllg sill-ji-vis liill' Tlxrsi lui ulx 1111 clcgrccs. 22 Friday Tho Clll'l5lIll1lS rurcss lm-gina. J A N Lf A R Y 2 Tuesday Rcgislranliwm in 1l1cL'ulI1-gciif .Xgriuuliinrc Ihr Winiu uvnrs s 3 lliedncsdziy lVc11'k rcsumcd. 10 'Wednesdzxy The Ninety-four hlL'1IlUl'illl Prize L'11111pe1i1iu11. 11 Thursday Fci1u11der's Day. 31 lVed11esdf1y First Term closes. Snrrunh Glfcrm, 190511906 F1f1aRUA1zY 3 Saturday Rcgistmtiuli fur Second Term, ' 22 Thursday ll7I:1SllillgUJ1l,S Birthday, M A R c 11 20 Tuesday lVi11ter courses in xXgI'lClllU.l1'C end. 2-L Saturday Easter recess begins. A P 11 1 L 2 Monday The latest dmc for presenting Woodford Orntions 3 Tuesday VvO1'liI'CSL1lTlCd. 18 16 Monday M A Y 1 Tuesday 4 Friday 25 Friday 30 Wednesday J U N E 13 Wednesday 14 Thursday 17 Sunday 19 Tuesday 20 Wednesday 21 Thursday I U L Y 5 Thursday A U G U s 'r 15 Wednesday S 13 R 'r E M B E R 18 Tuesday 25 Tuesday 26 Wednesday 27 Thursday 28 Friday N o V E M B E R - Thursday D E e is M B E R 1 Saturday 21 Friday I A N U A R Y 2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 30 Wednesday F iz B R U A R Y 2 Saturday The latest date for receiving applications for Fellowships and Graduate Scholarships. The latest date for presenting Theses for Advanced Degrees. The Vlfoodford Prize Competition. The Eighty-six Memorial Prize Competition. Decoration Day. Commencement of Medical College in New York City. Instruction ends. Baccalaureate sermon. Class Day. Alumni Day and Annual Meeting of the Trustees. T1-IIRTY-Eieurii ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. Sunuuet Sessiun, 1906 Summer session begins. Summer session ends. first' Gietm, 190621 907 Entrance examinations begin. Academic year begins. Matriculation of new students. ,University Scholarship Examinations begin. Registration of students in the Medical College at New York City. Matriculation of new students. Registration of matriculated students. Instruction begins in all departments of the University at lthaca. President's annual address to the students at noon. THANKSGIVING DAY. The latest date for announcing Theses for Advanced Degrees. The Christmas recess begins. Registration in the College of Agriculture for Winter courses. YVorlf: resumed. The Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition. Founders Day. First term closes. Registration for Second Term. 19 MZQJZQAIJ N ' W .vf1ff' ' ' ' .' , ' 4 V1 H , . V , L THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, AAI., I,iu.D. Wll.l.l,fX3l NiliCKl.liXBl'RC PuI.K..3i.D..I.L.lJ Dean of the Univi-nity lfaicully Dm-ewr -if thi- L 'll !1 ' li M 'l'f'n l ALBERT Xl'Il,l.l.-XM SMITH. B.NI.li.. Kl.NI.l2. Director of Sibley Ci-lli-gi' 559' Jivifq 'Z za i wry' . ff l WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, LL.B., P11.D. E1zNEs'1' WILSON HUFFCUT, B,S., LL.B. Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences Director of the College of Law -JAMES LAW, F.R.C.V.S. CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN Director of the Veterinary College Professor in charge of the College of Architecture CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, C.E. Professor in charge of the College of Civil Engineering GEORGE VVILLIAM HARRIS LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, Ms. Libralian of the University Director of the College of Agriculture T C1 ENCEZ .Faculty JACOB GOULD SCI'll.lRMAX,:X.N1., D51-., l.l,.ll.. l'1'cx1liw1i A.B., London, 18773 AAI., 151753 lJ.Sc., liclinlmrglw. ISTNLl.l.,17..l 'l1Ul1l'1il. 15031 Ylllv- 1901g Universitv ol' liflinlmurgh, 1411321 llilmlwrl 'l'r1iw.-ling lfvll.-w in llurinauiy. ISYS-:SNL Honorary Fellow of University 1'oll1-gc. Lonalon. U1 If IX. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE. AAI., l,itt.ll.. 1911111 nj 1111- l,'IlI.'I'H'.Y1.f-1' l'X1.'zzl:'y ami Professor of Ilze Ronimzrc lnzxzgzrrzgvs and l.1'lum11m'.v. A.B., Princeton, ISO-13 All., 18673 l'l1.ll. lllon-vrznryb. 1ST-11 1.i11.ll.. l'fim'c11-rl. 10133. K .-l, 10 li lf. GOLDWIN Smiru, AUM., LL.D.. l,.l--LD.. l'l.C.l... l'I'vfvSS0 0,7 12171211511 1'liS1w',r. Emerzlfus. A.B., 18453 AM., Oxford, 18483 I,L.l'l1, Brown l.'T1lYL'I'Sllf'. 181131 l..ll.l5., R1-gems ul' the University O1 the 512116111 New York, 157113 lJ.L'.l,.,Ux1lml, 1852, 'I' I'. GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., Pli.D., l'mjvxsm' of CQIICHII-5fl',1'. lin:eri1us. and Lecturer on Che11z1's1ry. B.S., Lawrence Scientilic School fl-lzirvurmlh. 1SSSg l'li.lJ., Gixlging.,-n, ISSOA 3' 5. HIRAM CORSON, A.M., LL.D., Litt.D., 1Jl'l7j'CSSUI' of lfuglzslz l.f1cml1m', f:HIl'I'I.1Il5, and Leclurer on Euglzklz. LI'l6I'LIfItl'G. A.M.,Prince1on, 186-lg l-L.D., St. jolmk Collcgc, 15783 l.i11.D.. Princeton. 10031 Honorary member O1 the Vedanta Son-icly, New X orli. THE REV. CHARLES NTELLEN TYLER, A.M., DD., Sage Professor of ilu' Hisiory cmd Phzlosophy of R6Tl'g1'0'I1 amz' of Cfl11'1'sl1'4z11 Ellzics, Ifllzcrftzzs, and 1.1-'r11u'v1' on ihe Hlzsfory and Plzzlosoplzy of Keligimz and of Q-1II'I-511.1111 Iflllirs. A.B., A.M., Yale, 1SS5gD.D.,Yz1le, 1802. Skull and Bones. J lx' l-2,111 Ii lf. BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Professor 0fNezlz1'aI0gy amz' l erIelm1tc Zodlvgr. B.S..Qsumma cum lGZlde',,YL211VI'CI'lQ'G Scienriiic School QHz1rvurdD, 18621 M.D., I-Iarvarcl Medical School, 1866. Nice-President, Biological Section, American .-Xssociation Ad- vancement Science, 1885g President American Neurology Association, 18855 President Association American Anatoinists, 1898. ' 26 WATERMAN THOMAS HEWITT, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Professor of the German Lan- gnage and Literature. A.B., Amherst, 18693 A.M., 18715 Ph.D., Cornell, 1879. W V. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., Professor of Greek. AB., Hamilton, 18763 A.M.. 1887. I W, 0 B K. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, A.B., LL.B., Ph.D., Dean of the Facnliy of Aris ana' Sciences, and Professor of Political Economy and Sialisiics. AB., Amherst, 188-13 LL.B., Columbia, 18873 Ph.D., 1891. T' In, 10 J ID, IP B If. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor of the Science and Art of Edncalion. Ph.D., Halle, 18863 President Swarthmore College, 1891-98. LOUIS lV.lUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., B.S., Professor of Inorganic Chemistry. Ph.B., University of Michigan, 18853 B.S., 1886. T' I , .Y E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.M., Ph.D., Professor of Physical Ghemistry. A.M., Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Greek. PlI.D., Munchen, 18803 LL.D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1902. One of the Managers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens3 its Annual Director, 1896-97, Cor. Member Imp. Germ. Arch. Inst. dl J 0, ID B K, CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.D., Professor of American History. PHE., Comeu, ISS6, PHD., Halle, 1392. J I , o If lf. FRANK ALBERT FETTER, AE., Ph.D., Professor of Political Economy and Finance. A.B,, Indiana University, 18913 Ph.M., Cornell, l892Q Ph.D., Halle, 1894. Secretary and Treasurer of American Economic Association. 4? K U . WILLIAM RIDGLEY ORNDORFF, AB., Ph.D., Professor of Organic and Physio- logical Chemistry. A.B., johns Hopkins, l88-l-Q Ph.D., lSS7Q Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. Member of the American Chemical Societyg Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft, N I N, E E. WILDER DWIGHT BANCROIIT, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Physical Chemistry. A.B., Harvard, 18883Ph.D.,Leipzig, 1892. J II' E. ERNEST lwERRITT, ME., Professor of Physics. M.E., Cornell, 1886. KD If W, 2 E. HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS, Ph.D., Professor of Geology and Director of the Geo- logical Mnsenm. Ph.B., Yale, 1868, Ph.D., 1871. Fellow Geological Society America3 F.G.S., London. Book and Snake. LF' I', E E. 27 EDWARD LEAMINGTON NIQIIOLS, B.S., PlI.l'J., Professor uf I'lIysI'vs B.S., Cornell, 18733 PlI.D,, G53ttingcn, 1870. J 1', .Y E. JAMES NIORGAN HART, AM.. -I.U.lJ.. l.itt.D., I'mjvssvf vi fill' ffflylllfll LU .EHf'KC and Lfz'teratAzfzre. A.B., Princeton, 186111 .-X.KI,, 181133 juris L.If1l1S4'111L' 131-I-tor. G 1uiIIgvn. ISO-1: Lill,U.. Princeton, 19005 :XnIcriIfaII l'1IilIIsoIIl1ir:Il Sovit-ty. l'lIil:IIlt-lpliiai Qlmlcrn Lzmnguagc Association Of Aniericag Pliilologiczil Society 1,l.onrl1-III, .1 J 41. 'P U fl. JEREMIAII WIIIPIALE JENKS, AAI.. P1I.lJ.. 1,1,.D., l'rujc.v.w1' of I'n1i1I'rIIllivmzonzy and Politics. A'B.' 1S7SQAA1I-Q 1S7Ug L'IIix'ursiIyII1' B111-lmiganp ll1I.l7.. Hallt-. 18553 Ll..D.. Michigan, 10035 Expert of U. S. Incliistrial vUlTl1l'11SSlUl1 in -,-hargc of lIIvcstig:IIifrI1 of TEIISLS. 1899-1901, Conimissioner to Orient uf War I,L'1!IH'lll1L'11l. 1111114121 L'. S. L'nIIIII1iSSIonx.-I' of International lixeliangc, 10113-11-1. J I'. LUCIEN AUGUSTUS VVAIT, AB., Professor of .l1tI1l1cuIIIr1'I's. A.B., Harvard, 1870. Z V140 11 II'. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, AMB., I.L.l'D.. Professor uf .lIc'Jicez'III llislury. A.B., Cornell, 18811 LL.D., Wisconsin. 100-1: l.iIl.D.. Western Reserve l'nix'c-rsity. 1005. W B lf. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, AB., l.itt.D., Prufcssm' of Ltlllnll. A.B., Brown, 18783 LiL1.D., 10114. .1 1110 I! K. GEORGE VVILLIAI11 JONES, All., Pmfvssor of .1IIIilIvnIIIlI'I's. A.B., Yale, 18505 A.M., 1862. l'.1' fFl'CSl111lZl1'11, III II K. JAMES EDWIIF CREIGIITON, A.B.. PlI.D., LL.D., Sugc I'rofvss0r nj Logic and 1147 etaphys-z cs. ARB., Dalhousie College, 1887, l'h.lJ., Cornell, 13021 l.I,.D., Quct-n'S Uzmivcrsity. 1005. A l' Q. EDWARD BRADFORD TI'rCIIENI5R, M.A., PlI.D., LL.D., Sage Professor of Psi'- chology. ' B-A-1 Oxford, 13391 P11.D.. Leipzig. IS-023 lXI.:X., Oxford, ISU-13 LI..D.. Wisconsin, 100-13 F. Z- S-3 F. A. S., Neurological Society, London: Aristotelizxn Society. London: Mein- ber Council Third and Fourth International Congress Psycliologyg H. M, M. A.. 1' E. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, PlI.B., Professor of Botany 'It'1'1lI specnzl rcjerwzvc Io C,0WIpa1'a.t1'ue Iwarplzology and lldfjffology. Ph.B., Cornell, 1SSSgF, A. A. A. S. w I3 lf, 5 5. RALPZSTOCKMAN TARR, BS.. Professor of Djllltlllllit' Geology amz' Plzysicul Geog- ral, ay. B.S., Harvard, 1801. L' 2, ZS THE REV. NATI-IANIEL SCI-IMIDT, A.M., Professor of Semitic Languages and Lit- eratures. Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882, University of Stockholm, 1882-845 Theological Semi- nary, 1884-87, University of Berlin, 1890g A.M., Colgate, 1887. CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG, A.B., Acting Professor of Physical Culture and Director of the Gyrnnasiuni. A.B., Cornell, 18991 Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary. Ouill and Dagger. fl J W. ' W JAMES BACMIAHON, A.M., Professor of Matheiiiatics. A.B., Trinity College, Dublin, 18813 A.M., 1890. London Mathematical Societvg American Mathematical Society, F. A. A. A. S. 0 li' T, ID B K, I 5. ' JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Mathematics. BS., Cornell, 1891, Member of American Mathematical Societyg F. A. A. A. S., Asso- ciation Of Teachers of Mathematics of the Middle States and Maryland. J 27, 21 E. FRANK ARTHUR BARTON, M.E., Capt. U. S. A., Professor of Jllilitary Science and Tactics. ME., Cornell, 1891. Captain Third U. S. Cavalry, February 22, 1901. Masions. J 27. FREDERICK BEDELL, Ph.D., Professor of Applied Electricity. A.B., Yale, 1890, M.S., Cornell, 1891, Pl1.D., 1892. fl J W, W B K, ,F E. MAX FARRAND, A.B., Ph.D., Acting Professor of Anierican History. A.B., Princeton, 1892, Ph.D., 1896. RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL, Ph.D., Professor of lllodern European History. A.B., Bucknell, 18915 A.B., Harvard, 18925 Ph. D., Chicago, 1902. Q P J, 0 B If. GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E., Assistant Professor of Physics. B.M.E., Cornell, 1875, A.B., Hedding College, 1882. Z E. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER,'A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Latin. A.B., Cornell, 1883, Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1888. B 0 17, W B K. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Ancient ancl Mediaeval Philosophy and I-Esthetics, and Secretary of the University Faculty. A.B., Harvard, 1885, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891. WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., Assistant Professor of Botany, with special reference to Coniparatifue Histology and Systernatic Botany. B.L., Cornell, 18885 D.Sc., 1893. Member of Society for Plant Morphology and Physi- Ologyg F. A. A. A. S. II' 2, 2 E. I 29 GILBERT DENNISON HARR1s, Ph.B., .-lssislflnl Professor of l'1l1rF0'1lUff'2J' and Sll'Clfl.gI'CZf7lZ-LC Geology. Ph.D.,Cornc1l, 1886. Member clc la SOci616 GL-Ol. :lc Frzimm-. I.. lf, G. S. A, fl' U lf. ,. - -1 ...... ADAM CAPEN f3lLL, A.B., Ph.D., .'lS5l.SfcllIl Professor of .llznvrulugy and Pclro- graphy. A.B., Amherst, 188-1, Ph.D., Munich, 1892. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCO'I I', A.B., .-lss1'.slm11 l'rnfrssor of lla- liuglislz Lun- guuge and Lz'lerui'ure. A.B., Harvard, 1894. If H ll. EVERETT WARD OLMSTED, Ph.B., Ph.lJ.. .-lssisiunl l'rofussor of lllu Normxmv Languages. Ph.B., Cornell, 1S91g I'h.D., 1897. I! H Il. WILLlAM STRUNK, Jr., A.B.. Ph.D., .-lsszfshznl Professor of ilu' linglislr 1.i1:rqm1gc and Literature. A.B., University OI' Cincinnati, 189113 I'h.D., Cornell, 18911. M Ii K. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, MA.. Ph.D., .-lssfslruzl l'rojvs.wr of Liziiu. Ph.D., Cornell, 1899. .Y T. EMILE NIONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D.. .-lssisliml Professor of Smzilizry C1lIL'HIl.5fl 1 and Toxicology. B.S., Cornell, 1S91gPh.D.,1S97. .Y E, Q U' ID ERNEST ALBEE, Ph.D., flsszsinlzl Professor of I'l11'lo.sopl1,1'. A.B., University of Vermont, 13875 Ph.D.. Cornell, 159-1. di ll K. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY, B.S., Ph.D., flssislunl Professor of Psyrlzology. B.S., Nebraska, 1895, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898, III If V101 I3 lf, I E, HEINRICH RIES, Ph.D., zi1SS'1iSI'Cl'Hf Professor of Economic Geology. Ph.B.,Co1umbia, 18925 A.M., 13945 Ph.D., 1806. I E. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, A.M., Ph.D., 1-lss-zfstolzl Professor of .-1m'z'en1 Hislory. A.B., Columbia, 1888, A.M., 1889, Ph.D., Halle, 1900. .-1 .1 111, KP I1 K. CLARK SUTHERLANI? NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Language and Lzterature. ' AB-, Cornell, 1393, Ph.D., 1898. Quill and Dagger. 10 .13 If. JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, AB., Ph.D., .+lssfz7sta1'zl Professor of l,1CLCU110lI1'CIf'l'L'S. A-BA, Bates College, 1889, Ph.D., Chicago, 1896. I E. 30 VIRGIL SNYDER, AM., Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of Mathematics. B.S., Iowa State College, 18895 A.M., Gottingen, 18935 Ph.D., 1894. Mitgleid der Mathematische Gesellsliaft zu Gottingeng Member German Mathematical Society. .E E. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, BS., Assistant Professor of Chenftistry in its rela- tions with A griculture. B.S., Cornell, 1896. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B.S., Pli.D., Assistant Professor of Physics. B.S.,Cornell,18935Pl1.D., 1901. 2' E. ERNEST BLAKER, B.S., PITD., Assistant Professor of Physics. B.S., University Of Kansas, 18935 Ph.D., Cornell, 1901. B 0 H, I E. GUY MONTROSE WI-IIPPLE, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Science and Art of Education. A.B., Brown, 18975 Ph.D., Cornell, 1900. W A 0, I E. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Licencie es Zettres, Assistant Professor of the Rornance 5 Languages. Licencie es Lettres, University of Paris, 1893 5 Lieencie endroit, University Of Paris, 1897. HOLLIS ELLSWORTH DANN, Assistant Professor of Music. Savage Club. I JAMES ALBERT WINANS, A.B., A.lVI., Assistant Professor in Oratory and Debate. A.B., Hamilton College, 18975 A.M., 1900. :I K 1101 B K. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Gerrnan. A.B., Johns Hopkins, 18895 Ph.D., 1892. B 6? 17,0 B K. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE, Ph.B., Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of Mathernatics. Ph.B., Cornell, 18925 Ph.D., 1901. A T A, .Y E. JAMES M:OFFAT, DD., Lecturer on .Moral Philosophy and Christian Ethics. WARREN HENRY IVIANNING, Lecturer on Outdoor Art. BRYANT FLEMING, B.S.A., Lecturer on Outdoor Art. B.S.A., Cornell, 1901., J 0. FRANK EMIL LODEMAIN, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Rornance Languages. A.B., University of Indiana, 18885 A.M., University of Iowa, 18925 Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. ELIAS JUDAH DURAND, A.B., D.Sc., Instructor in Botany and Assistant Curator of the Cryptoganiic H erbariuni. A.B.,COrne11, 18935 D.Se., 1895. Quill and Dagger. 3' E. 31 BLIN SILL CUSHMAN, B.S., IlZ5lI'ZfLCl0I' in Clzemislry. B. S., Cornell, 1893. Sphinx Head. A 7' Q, I E. ELLEN BRAINARD CANEIELD, IlLSH'l1ll.'f0l' -in Sarge College. in charge of lhe Gym- 1'LClS'Z-'bi'l'l'l f07' 7.001776 Il . KARL BKCIQAY WIEGAND, B.S.. PILD., Inslruulw' in Bomny. and .-lssistanl Cu-rulor of the Pha11e1'0ga111r1' l'lerln1r1'zmz. BS., Cornell, 189-1, I'l1.lJ., 1593. Hcnill-.-r of linlliiiivzil Suciuly nf America. I E. EUGENE PLUME EXNDRIEXYS. AB., Iuslrmwr' in .-1r'cl1m.w1n.gy, and Cqzmilor of 1110 Jllusezmiz of Casfs. A.B., Cornell, 1895. Sphinx Ilczid, Savage Club. .1 7' Q, dl IJ K. GEORGE 1111.-XXWELL I-IOWE, P11.B., Ph.D., Izzslrmwr in Ucrnmn, A.B., Indiana State Univursily, 189-13 I'1i.D., Lfurncll, 1901. I! H ll. BENTON SULLIVAN 11'10XROE, AAI., Pli.D., Insfruclor in Iinglislz. A.B., Cornell, 18963 AAI., 18973 Ph.D., 1901. IP H K. ARTHUR LYNN IXNDREWS, ML., PILD., Izzsfruvlar in Iiizglzklz, B.L.,COrne11, 1893, M.I... 1895, Ph.D., 1902. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Instrzaulur in linfonmlogy. B.S., De Pauw, 1897, Ph.D.,COrnc11, 1905. J 1210 I3 li, I S. LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN, A.M., P1i.D., IllSfl'IfL'fUI l.1I Greek. A.M., University of Pennsylvania, 18913 -Ph.D., johns Hopkins, 1894. JP I' J. PAUL RUSSELL POPE, AB., Ph.D., Iusirzrclor in Gvrzmm. A.B.,Ade1bert, 1898, P1i.D., Leipzig, 1903. B -9 H, df B If. CHESTER MURRAY', Ph.B., Insirucior -in Romam'e Lnzvn was. Ph.B., Cornell, 1899. Kalb LANE COOPER, A.M., Ph.D., IlZS1f1'1fLCZ'0l' 'in Elzglzfslz. . A-B-, Rutgers, 1896: A.M.,Ya1e, 1898, PHD., Leipzig, 1901. J fp, w 13 K. HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S., Ph.D., I-1'z.sh'uct01' in Nefzirology and 1 0r'tebmfe Zmilogy. B.S.,COrne11, 1899, P1i.D., 1903. 1 A, I S. JOHN CALVIN WATSON, Ph.D., Insimctor in Lczfizfu. A.B., Harvard. ARTHUR WESLEY BRONVNE, MS., Ph.D., I-izstmctor Liu C1l61'1'ZliSf'I'y. B,S.,Wes1eyan, 19003 M.S., 1901, Ph.D.,COrne11, 1903. A J 01,0 B K, 2' 5. 32 PAUL FREDERICK GAEIJR, AB., A.M.,I1fistriict0I' in Physics. A.B., Cornell, 1902, A.M. .Y E. ROBERT COYNER FENNER, BS., I1'LSil'MCZ07' in Physics. BS., Philadelphia Central High School, 1899, M.E., Cornell, 1903. 0 E, .Z E. HENRY WILKES WRIGHT, Ph.B. Ph.B,, Cornell, 1899, Ph.D., Cornell, 1904. I A E. GEORGE ROBERT OLSHAUSEN, Ph.D., Ihstruczfor iii Physics. M.E., Washington University of St. Louis, MO., 1890, Ph.D., Berlin, 1901. ROBERT FRANKLIN HOXIE, Ph.B.,Ihst1'iict0rih Economics. Ph.B., Chicago, 1893. WILLIAM CHAUNCEY GEER, AB., Ph.D., Ihsiructozf in Chemistry. A.B., Cornell, 1902, Ph.D., 1905. Z E. EDWARD GODFREY COX, AM., I?ZSZfl btCi0l in English. A.B., VVabasl1 College, 1899, A.M., Cornell, 1901. J T J. WILLARD JAMES FISHER, BA., Instructor in Physics. A.B., Amherst, 1892. Mu Deuteron, 0 B K, 0 L1 X. CHARLES NELSON HASKINS, Ph.D., Iiistriiczfor in Mathcmatic's. B.S., Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1897, M.S., Harvard, 1899, A.M., 1900 Ph.D., 1901. OTIS AMSDEN GAGE, Ph.B., I1istI'iici'0I' in Physics. Ph.B., University of Rochester, 1899. A A IP, dl B K, .Z E. GEORGE AERAM EVERETT, AB., LLB., Iiistmctoi' in Omtory and Debate. A.B., Cornell, 1899, LL.B., 1901. JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, Jr., AB., A.M., Iiis1i1'iiczf0rih English. A.B., Walie Forest College, 1900, A.M., 1901. I E. RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDEN, A.B., Iiistzfiiczfor in Chemistry. A.B., Cornell, 1898. S 5. CLARENCE OWEN HARRIS, A.B., Ihstriictor in Latin. AB., Cornell, 1898. 0 B K. HALDOR HERMANNSON, Ihszfrvfictoir in SCCl7ldi11LZ'ZJ'iCZ?Z Lcmgiiages. Candidatus Philosophiae, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. ALBERT WILIIELM BOESCH, A.B., Ph.D., I7ZS1f'1'MCZf0l'i7'L Gerihaiz. i EDMUND HOWARD HOLLANDS, Ph.B., A.M., Ph.D., Ihstriictorl A,M., Ph.D.,COrne11. I A E. 33 ii Philosoph 3' HERBERT GROVE DORSEY, BS., RLS., lllSfI'lf1L'f0l' in 1'lIysz'cs. B.S., Denison, 18071 MS., 1808, I! H ll, I0 lx' dl. CLARENCE ALBEIQT' PIERCE, BS., MS.. 1lISll'llL'f0I' in Plzysius. EUGENE CASSON CRITTENDEN, AB., Inslruclur in Plzyszls. A.B.,COrne11, 1905. l',1,Ill If K, I E. LEE FRED HAWLEY, AB., A.M., Izlslrmlm' in Lflzcuzzlvlry. A.B.,COrne11, 10033 AAI., 1005. .Y E. TIIOMAS G. DELBRIDGE, AB., Ilzslrzrclar in L.'lIcmI'slry. A.B., Union, 1003. lIA.'I,41l3 lf, I E. WALTER EDWARD MCCOURT, AB., AAI- llzslrmiur in I'nIulI1ul Geology and Mz'1fzeI'11I0gy. A.B., AX.NI.,CO'I'I'lC11, I E, BERT S. BUTLER, A.B., Izzslruclor In Geology IIIII1 I,lI'1'Sl'L'c1l licngrixplzy. FRED CLARKSON FOWLIER, A'1CL'l'l4lllI.t'l.lIll in llzv Ih'pIIrinIcn! of I'lIysI1's. FRANK CUSTER EDMINSTER, A.B., .--15513111111 in .1IutlIcrmI!I'I'5. ' A.B., Cornell, 1002. FRANK LUTHER VVIIITNEY, I-lssislunt in Gculugy and Pizlfcwzlulvgy. FA. JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Ph.D., .-1ssI'sliu1l Clzcnzfsr in flu' If.IApvrin1w1mI Slulion ABRAHAM AEBEY FREEDLANDBR, AB., .4ssI'smIIl in I1lm1'crII If1H'0f7Cdll Hisfory. A.B.,COrne11, 1005. NEAL DOW BECKER, LLB., Assisfizlzt in OrUim'y. LLB., COrITe11, 1005. Sphinx HL-LII1. J X. FREDERICK LEIGIITON, M.E., Assisimzt in P11-1.'sIl's. Cornell, 1005. FRED HUNTINGTON JENNINGS, A.B., I-1ss1'siL1I1! in LTlICH'Il.Sfl'-Y. A.B.,Corne11, 1902. FRANCIS CRAIG IQRAUSKOPF, A.B., flssismzzz' in C?llC'!lII'Sl'1'j'. GEORGE COOKE ROBEIQTSLHN, A.B., .-lssislailzi in C1lCll1liSfl'J.F. AB., Cornell, 1905. 5,1 ALFRED WITPIERMAN MELLOWES, Asszfstalzil In Plzysivs. ZA E. ANDREW CURTIS WI-IITE, A.B., Ph.D., Reader in Greek. Ji-B-, .H35T1'1i1tOH CQUGgG. 18815 BILD. Cornell, 1885. Member of American Philological ssociation, American Dialect bocietyg American Library Association. CII H K. 3 4 FRANCIS ROBEIQT SIIARPE, A.B, Assistant in M'athemat-ics. A.B., Cambridge. GORREL ROBEIQT WHITE, A.B, Assistant in Chet-nistry. WESTON NIAYNARD IQELSEY, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry. A.B.,Corne11, 1005. L' E. WILLIAM WOOLLARD ROGEIQS, A.B., Assistant in Ancient History. A.B.,COrne1l, 1905. W B lf. WALTER LINCOLN WHITTLESEY, A.B, Assistant in Politics, GEORGE PENDLETON WATKINS, A.B, Assistant in Political Economy and Sta- tistics. CHARLES CLIFFORD HUNTINGTON, BS., Ph.B., Assistant in Political Economy and Finance. THOMAS JOSEPH HASSETT, Assistant in Political Economy. ELMER CLIFFORD COLPITTS, A.B., Assistant in lllathematics. A.B, Mt. Allison, 1902. WILLIAM AIASSEY CARRUTH, A.B, Assistant in Matlieiiiatics. CHARLES WARNER PALMER, Assistant in Physics. LEROY CLINTON ROBERTS, Assistant in Physics. .S N. CHAUNCEY WILLIAM WAGGONER, B.S. in BE., AM., Assistant in Physics. BS., Ohio, A.M., Cornell. F J, 2' E. PETER IRVING WOLD, BS., EE., Assistant in Physics. MORTIMER JAY BROWN, BSC., Assistant in Chemistry. FRANK PIAWKINS, A.B, Assistant in Chemistry. A.B, Cornell. .1 T A. DONALD REDDIGK, BA., Assistant in Botany. , PIURON HERBER'F SMITH, BS., Assistant in Botany. BS., DePauw. E N. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGI-IT, A.B., A.M., Assistant in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology. DANA AACKEAN EVANS, General Assistant in Physical Citltnre and W1'estli1z.g Instrnctor. FRANK HERBEIRT BAKER, Assistant in Boxing. JEAN iWARIUS GELAS, Assistant in Fencing. IRVING OTTO CHORMANN, Assistant in lllilitary Science. JW JAMES LAWRENCE ELWOOD, .-lssislmzl in All-II'll1l'J' Scicxlce. CHARLES FREDERICK LANDMESSER, .A-lssIz'slIII1I in M1'lI'hIry 5I'icI1cc'. BURTON JUSTICE RAY, A.B., .-lssismxzt in C,lll. H1l.SfI 1'. A.B., Wake Forest. College. JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE, P1I.B., MS., .-lssismnl in C.'l1em1'slry. JOSEPH HEIQSCI-Ilil, COIPFIN, BS.. AM., .-lssz's1IIIIl in Psyclzology. HENIQY LEIGI-ITON, . xSS'I'Sfl1lIf in Geology. MORTIMER FRANCIS B'IEI'lLING. A.B., .-lssI'stI1II! in C.-1101711-SfI 1'. PLRTI-IUR DUTTON CAMP. A.B., .-V1 ssislrml in L'lIcn1I'slry. A.B., Cornell. 1005. J T. OSCAR DIEDRICII VON ENGELN, .--lssistruzt in 1111-mIn111' Geology. RALPH CHAPMAN RODCERS, M.Ii., .-Alssfslmzl in Plzysics. M.1i., Cornell, 1005. J V1 ARTHUR KNAPP, :'lS5Z'SfL'IIIl in the Dcprzrhmvlt uf .TlI'!I'lI1ry 5uI'e'm'c. ROMEO BENVENUTO KUEHNS, .-lssfstant fu thc I.,L'f7dl'fHIL'JIf of .Uilitury SI GEORGE RUHLEN, Jr., .'1SSI'5flIl1f I-II llzv Dvpurlmvzzl of .UI'11'lIzr-1'Srimzcc. JOHN BERDAN SHEPARD, .-lssistuxzl in 1110 1Jt f7tII'fllIClI1 of MI'lI'iury Science. FREDERICK SANFORD SLT, .-lssisiunl in llzc Ilcprzrlnzwzt Dj .1I1'lI'tIIr-V Science. WILLIAM EDWIN SWIGERT, . lSS1'Slc1llf in 1116 Dvprzrluzczzt of IllI'1I'tury Scicrzcc. HOMER ANDREW WATT, .-lssisltzut in Ilzc Deplrrinzwzl of .1l1'l1'1aI'-I' Science. STUART BALL WILKES, Assistrznt in thc Deprzrtnzclll of jllylhfllfj' Sdcrzfe. MAXIMILIAN CLAUD ALBRECII, Assistant in Clzctnisfry. CLAUDE WILBER EDGERTON, BSC., .4ssI'stfIIIt in Bolarzy B.Sc., Nebraska, 1003. K JOSEPH JULIUS FRANK, A.B., Ass1'stu.I1t tri c,f11Cl17I.SfI'J'. JOHN ALEXANDER BLACK, A.B., flssistant itz C-ll-Gll1Z4Sll'J'. A.B., Chicago VIRGIL CLAYTON DANIELS, A.M., Assismzzt in Clzcmzfstry. Ph.B., A.M., North Carolina. CHARLES HENRY' TUCK, Assistant 'Z.'l'Z Ol'LU0l'LV. BURTIS J. FINCH, Assistant in Physica! Culture. JOHN LUCIEN JONES, Assistant in Physfzfcczl Culture. JOHN LYON RICH, Assistant -in Palceorztology. LUDWIG REINHOLD GEISSLER, B.Litt., Assistcznt 1711, Psychology. 36 'iwzue WJ Stain-'W:e S'Q'.f37ff:rsfIg-:L .. . , .. .. . .. , H , ..,, , .Q ,. ,. Y .. , . , Ms. ,. - Q it fl U L. E in ' 'IWW' it A l 5 Viii ilk I-1 S. ...I ii ' 'lf rf? A J-11.1.2 .1 .ffanultp ERNEST WILSON HUFFCUT, B.S., LL.B., Director of the College of Low, arid Pro- fessor of Law. B.S., Cornell, 188-lg LL.B., 1888. Quill and Dagger. 9 41 X, gl X. FRANCIS MILES FINCH, A.B., LL.D., Professor of the History and Evolittioii of the Law, Erneritits, arid Lecturer ori the History arid Eooliitiori of the Law. A.B., Yale, 1849, LL.D., Hamilton, 18803 LL.D., Yale, 1889. Associate Judge New York Court Of Appeals, 1880-1896. Hf Y. WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, A.B., Professor of Law. A.B., Cornell, 1880. L1 X, 0 B K. EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Professor of Low. LL.B., Cornell, 1888. FRANK IRVINE, BS., LLB., Professor of Practice and Prooediire. B.S., Cornell, 1880, LL.B., National University, 1883. ,Y W, 0 J fb. WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, BS., LL.B., Professor of Law. B.S., University Of Iowa, 1889, LLB., 1892. JOSEPH WALTER BINGHAM,,A.B., LD., Actirig Assistant Professor of Law. A.B., Chicago, 1902, J.D., 1904. 41 X, IP 1 J. FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON, B.L., LL.B., Zristructor iii Procedure. B.L., Cornell, 1897g LLB., 1898. Sphinx Head. .J X. 37 COLLEGE ? DI I facultp IH .Hzm Dork VVILLIAM MECK1,12x1sU11G 13'o1.14, 31.11, I.I,.l7.. l21'1'1'111111'11j1'111'111-11 1'111'z'1:1'.v1'l,1'.Uv11- 1.1,-LAI! College, 111111 l1I'01C'SS0I' U1 1'4,1'l1fi'U'11'H,1' 111111 U11s11'l1'11'.v,' 11.1'111f'fU1L'H15f fl' BFHF' 11116 HCISf71.1L'11, 111111 O115lc11'1'1'1'1111 111 li1111'1'g1'111'y L,'1'I'lIg-Il! H11,vp11111. M.D., College ol' 1 l1ysivi:1ns 111111 SKITKUUIWS, X1-xx' Y--rk, IISNIL I.l1,l5.. l'111v1grSitv-ofthv Somh, 18035 LI,.D.. Cflllllllhill, l'Pl1-1. L1ll115ll11111g I,llj'Slt'1'l11 111 1.111415 Hospltllll lf' St.. Vi111'c111's Hospilzxli to N1-xx' York l.yi11g-111 Ilospilzmll to 'lx1'11l1lj' llos1v1l.11. LEWIS ATTERIAURX' Srmsox. AB.. M.I5.. I,1,.l7.. 1'1'11A1'ss111' 11' S11r1'1'r '. 5111'-1111111 1 1 5 .1 A 10 Bellevzzvc H11sp1'1111 111111 .X'1 z1' York 111111 ll1111x1111 .S1r1'1'l H11sp1'1111x. AB., Yale, 1863, BLD., Bellevue I'Ios11i1:11 Nlmlivznl Collcgv. IST-11 I.I..D.. Yulv, 1000. RUDOLPI-I EXUGUST W1'1 r11.xUs, AM., 31.11, l'1'11j1-xs111' of l'11yx1'1's. L'l11'1111'xl1'y lllzli T0.r1'c010gy. A.B., Co1um1'1i11, 18673 NM., 1SoSg KI.l5.. L'11ix'crsily 111' New York, 1875. J Um. WILLIAM G1LMAN T11o1-111soN. P11.B., NIU., P1'1vj1'sx111' of .11'1'111'1'1'111',' 1'I'SI.1l'lIQ' P1zysz1'11111 10 P1'1's11y11f1'1'1111 111111 B1'111'1.'111' l111xj111111s. K Ph.B., Yule S. S. S., 1877: M.D., Cljllllllllill. Uollcgc of Plmvsivizms :md Surgeons, 1881. 4 11, IN .1 5. ' GEORGE VVOOLSEY, A.B., MD., l 1'11f1's.w1' of -1111111111111 111111 1'11'111'1'111 qlll'UL'l'1' . r .. A , 1 S'LL7'g607'I 10 Be11e1111e H11sp1'111l. A-1?-f XIFLIC 18813 M.D., Columlmizm, Collcgu 111' I'11ysi1'i:111s :md Surgeons, ISS5. Surgeon t 7' 'f 1 ' , 1 v -1 - 1 Y ' ' 0 rcs W5 Lermn 111161 Bclluvuc IIo:,1111:1ls. Ill .1 L. HENRY IPATTEREQN- Loomis, A.B., MD., 1,l'07L'SSOI' of 11111101111 1Wc111'1'11, Y-1101.11- 17e1f111.c5 Cl'l L1.i C,1'11111'111 .Me111'1'1'11C, 1J1U'5I.Lxl'LIlI 111 New York 111111 BL'11L?1Z1'I!L' H0SP111115. A B Princuton NSU M 1 '- -1 'A 1 L4 2 RD., Lnivcrsity ol' New York, 1883. CO11S1.ll11llg Physician to the Board of Health, New York City. Z qv- JAMES CL1FiPON EDGAR, Ph.B., AM.. MD.. Pr11f11s50r of O11s1'c11'z'1'S, .-111e1111'1'11g Ob51e11'1c1C111 10 1111? E1l16Tl'gGl'IL'jJ Haspzffal of Bellezuzc H11sp1'1'111, 01151011111 SLH'g80lI' 10 ML1Hhdf1U1'1 M'1z1c1'1111y 111111 DI1Sf767lS1I1'j , f.1'0lIS1'111I.Ilg O1151011'1'1'1'1111 10 the 1:11131 Hosprztal. A1I,z?11yette, 18823 AB., 188--1, A,M., 18863 M.D., New York University, 1885. 38 AUSTIN FLINT, LLD., M.D., Professor of Physiology, Consulting Physician to Bellevue Hospital, President of the Consulting Medical Board of the M anhattan Hospital for the Insane, Member' A. A. A. S. M.D., jefferson Medical College, 18573 LL.D., 1885. A K K. FREDERIC SI-IEPARD DENNIS, A.B., M.D., F.R.C.S., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue and St. Yincent's Hospitals. A.B., Yale, 1872, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874. W V. FREDERICK WALKER GWYER, M.D., Professor of Operative and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue and Beth Israel Hospitals. M.D., New York University, 1883. fb A E. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Practical Anatomy, Surgeon to Harlem Hospital. Ph.B., lrllesleyan, 18853 M,D., New York University, 1887. A K E, fl? A Z. JAMES EWING, A.M., M.D., Professor of Pathology. A.B., Amherst, 1888, A.M., 1891, M.D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1891. JI',1D A 2,10 B K. JOSEPH EDCIL WINTERS, MD., Professor of Diseases of Children, Physician to VVillard Parlc Hospital. M.D., New York University, 1872. W fl 2. CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A.M., MD., Professor of Opthalmology, Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirmary, Consulting Opthalmic Surgeon to St. Lulee's and Presbyterian Hospitals and St. Ma1'y's Hospital for Children. A.B., Columbia, 18643 A.M., 1867, M.D., 1868. NEWTON MELMAN SHAFFER, MD., Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, Surgeon-iii Chief to the New York State Hospital for the care of the Crippled and Deformed Children, Consulting Orthopcedic Surgeon to St. Lulee's and Presbyterian Hos- pitals, Consulting Surgeon to New York Infirmary for Women and Children. M.D., New York University, 1867. CHARLES LOVRIUS DANA, A.M., MD., Professor of the Diseases of the Nervous System, Physician to Bellevue Hospital and to the M onteflore Home. A.B., Dartmouth, 1872, A,M., 1875g M.D., Columbian, 1875, M.D., College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. llf F, N 2' N, W B K. SAMUEL ALEXANDER, A.M., M.D., Professor of the Diseases of the Cenito-Urinary System, Physician to Bellevue Hospital and to the M ontejiore Home. A.B., Princeton, 1870, A.M., 1882g Bellevue Hospital Medical College. GEORGE THOMSON ELLIOT, A.B., MD., Professor of Dermatology, Consulting Dermatologist to St. Luke's, Columbus and New York Lying-in Hospitals. A.B., Yale, 18773 M.D., University of Louisiana, 1881. J K E. 39 CHARLES HUNTOON IQXIGHT, JLM., BID., Professor of l,m'yr1,qology, Surgeon. to MU7'Z'l1G-110111 Eye, Eur and Tlzrool Hosffilol. A. B., WVilliamS. 18713 IKM.. 18783 M, l1.,L'fIlumIri:I. 1874. J U'..lI1'I1'. ALEXANDEIQ LAMBERT, A.B.. PhD., MD.. Professor of C'lim1ol Jrlemlirine. Plry- siciarz io Bellevue Hospilul, f.0l1SllllI.l1'gf l'l1'1's1Ul1:1 .Yvzu York lnfzrnzury for W'orrLen und Clzildrevz and Perflz .-lmlvoy llospilul. A.B.,Y:1le, 18813 PDB., 1885, M.D..CuluuIlIi:1. 1888. J lr I-.'.d1 I I. CHARLES EDWARD NAMM.-ICR. Pl1.I5., MD., Professor of f-ll-HI-ull .1IeIl1'rine, Phy- sficiorz lo Bellevue Hosflilul. Ph.B., Sr. Francis XzIvicr's. Now York, 1878, 31.11. Bcllcvuc llnspitul Blllillfill Cfvllcgc. 1831. FRANCIS WISNER lX'lURR.-XY, AD.. BID., Professor of L'limlul Surgery, Surgeon lo New York Hospilul und C.'ous1rl11'r1g Surgeon lo Sl. I,1alce's Hospital. A.B., Yale, 18773 BLD., CUlk1111lDlZ1, 18811. .J 'If FREDERICK IQAMMERER, MD., Professor of C'l1'r11'rul Szn'-gory, Surgeon io ilu' Ger- man and Sl. Frcuzfis Hospitals. M. D., University of Freiburg, Gcrmzuiy. PERCIVAL RANNE1' BOLTON, PILB.. MD.. Professor of L'l1'n1'uIIl Szwgvry, Surgeon to New York Hospital. PDB., Yale, 18863 M.D., COlL11lllJl2l, 1800, dl .-I if WARREN COLEMAN, A.M.. MD.. Professor of Cillillliftll .lIcIl1'r1'r1e, Insiruvior in MGf6l'1-G lVledfzTca, Tlreropezciirs amz' C'l1'11iml .llul1'v1'11e. .A-lssisiarzl l'1'siting Phy- sician to Bellevue Hospital. A.B.,Kentucl-:yUniversity, 1888, All., 18803 BLD., New York University 1891. ID fl S. LEWIS ATTE'R13URY CONNER, Ph.B., MD., Professor of C'lz'I11'ml 1lIeu'z'cine, l'v1'S'1.f- zrrg Physrzacrn to the New Yorle Hospzflol and .-llfemliug Plzys1'C1'II11 io the Hudson Street H osprzltal. Ph.B., Yale, 1887. M.D., Columbian, 1800. W .-I l'. . ALEXANDER BRYAN JOHNSON, Ph.B., MD., Professor of Clz'm'mI Surgery and Surgeon to New York Hospital. Ph.B.,Yale, 1S82g M.D., Columbia, 1885. .Al K lf. BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON, B.A., MD., Professor of Egrperimenltal Pathology. B.A., Cambridge, England, 1874g M.D., New York University, 1801. IP .-1 S. FREDERICK WHITING, A.M., MD., Professor of Urology, .-lural Surgeon- to New yolk Ere and Em' I WP1'W1Cl1'y and Surgeon to St. Burtlrolomews Climfc. ADOLPH MEYER, MD., LL. , ological Irrstfltute of the New York Stale Hospimlgu 1115,-cjgl Igfgnd. D., Professor of llifenzfal Diseases Director ofthe Path- 40 IVIN SICKELS, M.S., M.D., Assistant Professor of Chernistry and Physics. M.S., College of the City of New York, 1874, M.D., University of New York, 1883. JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Ph.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology and Instructor in Physiology, Surgeon to the Lincoln Hospital, Adjunct Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital. Ph.B., Yale, 1889,M.D.,COlumlDiz1, 1892. 0 A 2. CHAIRLES NQICOLL BANCKER CAMAC, A.B., M.D., Lecturer on Medicine, Instructor in Medicirie and Physical Diagnosis, Physician to the City Hospital. A.B., University of Pennsylvania, 1892, M.D., 1895. J W, W A E. JOSEPH FRAENKEL, M.D., Lecturer on Neurology and Clinical Instructor in Diseases of the Nervous Systeni and Psychiatry. M.D., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889. N E N. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A.B., M.D., Lecturer and Instructor in Surgery, Attending Surgeon to St. Luke's and General M ernorial Hospitals. A.B., Harvard, 1886, M.D., 1889. A K K. ' EDWARD LOUGHBORO KEYES, A.B., M.D., Lecturer on Surgery. MAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP, M.D., Lecturer on Pathology and Instructor in ,Histology and Pathology of the Nervous Systenft, Physician to the City Alnishouse. M.D., Berlin, 1897. Csurnrna curn laudej A K K. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., M.D., Lecturer on Pathology and Instructor in Gross Pathology, President Pathological Society, N ew York. A.B., College ofthe City of New York, 1886, M.D., Columbia, 1889. A K F, A K K. BENJAMIN TROWBRIDGE TILTON, A.B., M.D., Lecturer on Surgery, Instructor in Surgery, Surgeon to the Lincoln Hospital, Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hos- pital. A.B., Harvard, 18903 M.D., Freiburg, 1893. 0 A I. JOHN MCGAW WOODBURY, A.B., M.D., M.R.C.S., Lecturer on Municipal Sani- tation. A.B'., 18793 A.M., Princeton, 1880, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881, M.R.C.S., London, 1883. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, M.D., Instructor in Bacteriology. M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. W A 2. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, M.S., M.D., Instructor in Histology. B.S., University of Maine, 18893 M.S., 1892, M.D., New York University, 1892. W A Z. THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Clinical Pathology. A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1894, M.D., 1898. Ill K W. 41 LOUIS VVARNER RIGGS, A.M., PlI.D., Iuslrurtor in C'l1emz'sIryr111d Physics. AIM., University ni' Nlziinc, 13853 Ph.B., lllinois Nlfslcyzin, 18373 Ph.D., 139-1. II' 2, N .Y IV. EDMUND PENDLETON SIIELEY, AB.. KID.. Il1S1l'IlL'f0l' in Pliurmacologyand Ther- rz paul ics. AB., Kentucky University, 15873 NLD., New York Lniivursity. ISOI. ISRAEL STRAUSS, MD., Inslrirrtvr in lfIlI17l 1'l'7lt7.Q'1'. AB., Brown, ISU-lg M.D., Coluinlmixz, IXUS: .-XXI., IXUS. CIIARLES GEORGE LEWIS XYOLF. AB., CAI., RID.. lusfrmlor in Plzy51'o10f41'mI Chemz's1ry. B.A., University of Nlzinilolm, 1800, NLD., 18043 UM.. McGill University, 1306. TI-IEOIJORE B. BARRINGER, A.B., BID., Ix1sl1'm'1ur in .lIvIlI'rI'IIc and C1i'rII'I'a1 jlff6'd1iC'1i JI e. GEORGE PATTEN BIGGS, M.D., Dcmonsfriiior nj Gross Pathology. JOHN WILLIAMS COE, PIIB., NLD., .'lssI's1I1IIl in Cfllnlllicllf Pizflmlogy. Pl1.B., Yule, 18035 M.D., johns Hopkins, ISHS. JOHN FRANCIS CONNERS, lXl.D., l7cnzm1.vlrII1m' of .-lmiimuy. Szirgemz to llic City fllmslaouse. A K K. GEORGE EUGENE DODGE, BS., MD., Inislriirlnr in f7f7FI'llfI.'Z7C' Surgery, C'IirIz'uII Instructor I-111 Surgery. RS., University of Tennessee, 13933 M.D., University of Virginia, 1306. IP .-I S. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS DOWNES, MD., Iusiruvlur in Opm'I1i1'w Surgery aim' Dem- onstrcztor of A1fzIIIZ01'I1y. M.D., Columbia, 1805. BARNEY J. DREYEUS, M.D., ASSITSILIJII' in ClIe11II'5try. , FRANK SIDNEY FIEIGDER, Ph.B., MD., Dei-Imzzsirrzlol' of .-lnaiomy, Plzysfcimiz to Bellevue Oni-Pclizerfzit Dejrartmeizt. Ph.B., Cornell, 1889, M.D., Columbia, 1892. A II' lf. ROBERT E. GABY, B.A., Assistant in Plziysiology. B.A., Toronto University ll A, fb A E, GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A.M., M.D., Irzszfruclor in Obstetrrfcs cmd Gyncecology. A-B-, WCSTCYZIU, 13335 A-M., 18913 M.D., New York University, 1890. ID A E. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, PlI.G., M.D., Instructor 1711 Plzarmmfology. 42 JAMES MORLEY LIITZROT, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Surgery. W A Z. JAMES RAMSEY HUNT, MD., Instructor in Neurology. M.D., University of Pennsylvania, 1893. Ib A 2. FRANK M. HUNTOON, MD., Assistant in Bacteriology and Pathology. LEOPOLD JACHES, M.D., Assistant in the Pathology and Histology of the Nervous System. JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Pathology and Dermatology. A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1890, M.D., New York University, 1892. A K K, B 0 H. HARVEY E. JORDAN, MD., Assistant in Histology and Embryology. FREDERICK LOVE IQEAYS, A.B., M.D., Instructor in llffedicine and Physical Diag- nosis. BURTON JAMES LEE, Ph.B., MD., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Ph.B.,Yz1le, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898. I0 A Z. HENRY THOVMAS LEE, MD., Assistant in Pathology. M,D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1898. GUY DAVENPORT LOMBARD, M.D., -Assistant Instructor in Histology. M.D., New York Universitv, 1896. ID A 2. M. MOKIM MARRIOT, B.S., Assistant in Chemistry. ALBERTUS E. ADAIR MOORE, MD., Instructor in Obstetrics. ID A E. THOMAS A. NEAL, M.D., Assistant in Cross Pathology. WALTER LINDSAY NILES, M.D., Instructor in llleclicine. 47 A Z. NATHANIEL R. NORTON, MD., lnstructor in Medifciiie. 10 A 2. JOHN JOSEPH NUTT, M.D., Demonstrator of Anatomy, Clinical Instructor in Orthopcedic Surgery. KD A 2. JOHN ROGERS, A.B., Pli.B., MD., Instructor in Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Gouverneur and St. Francis H ospitals, Secretary to the M eflical College in New York City. A.B., Yale, 1887, Ph.B., 1838, M.D., Columbia, 1391. W A 2. 43 JOSEPH CHARLES ROPER, M.D., Assistazzl in I-lislology, .lssislanl Pathologist to New York and Hudson Sireel H Us pilals. M.D., New York University, 18973 Cornell. 1899. MONTGOMERY HUNT SIC-ARD, BS., MD., Inslrmslor in Plzysifal Diagnosis. B.S., Princeton, 1894, M.D., C0lLl1T1l..llZl. 1598. XVILLIAM FLETCHER STONE, PILB., MD., lnsirzrular in ami Demonsiralor of Anatomy, Clz'11z'fal IlI5ll'llc'f0l' in Surgery. Ph.B., New York University, 1837, 31.IJ,, 1890. ID .11 .EI JOHN CUTLER TORREY, AD., PhD., MD., Fellon- in E.rper1'n1e111al Pathology. GEORGE GRAY XNARD, MD., lnsiructor in Gyzzcecolaqy. M.D., Long Island College Hospital, 1891. MORTIMER VVARREN, A.B., MD., Assistant in lfl1'I11'ral Pailmlogy. RICHARD VVEIL, M.D., Denzouslralor in Gross Pallzology. JOHN S. WHEELRIGHT, A.B., MD., Deuzousiraior of .1 uaiomy and .Alssislani in Physiology. JOHN ASPELL, A.B., MD.. Cvllilll-C111 lnslrzrdor in G'yn1cm'ologj'. l'1'5ff1'11g GyHC6'- cologisl to Sl. lf'i11t'er1Z's Hospital. CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS, A.M., MD., Clzfnz'I'al Iuslrzfdor in Gyncerology. Assistant Gyncecologist to Bellevue Hospital. A.M., University Of Virginia 1876. MD., 18793 New York University, 1880. Z LV. WILLIAM SOHIER BRYANT, A.M., M.D., Clinical Insirudor in Otology. JOHN HERBETQT CLAIREBORNE, MD., Clirziral l'11strm'Ior -in Opilzalmology. WALTER ADAMS DUNCKEL, MD., Clzfzzifal Il1Sl'I 1-lC'f0I' in Diseases of Clzildren, Asszstant V1lslt'i1Izg Physician Rar1dall's Island Hospital. M.D., Columbia, 1890. i FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, M.D., CQl'Ii1'1I-L'f'Il Irzstructor in Diseases of the Genita- U1'ma1'y System. M.D.,Co1umbia, 1898. W IA, IP A I. P. HENRY FITZHUGH, M.D., Clinflml I1'1'SlI'llCl07' in Ortlzopcedzfc Surgery. JOHN PRESCOTT GRANT, MD., Cllnieall I1-l5f7'ZlCl'0'7' in Surgery. ISIDORE LEON HILL, AB., MD., Climfeal Instructor in Obstetrics. N E N. - AUGUST HOCH, MD., Clinical Instructor in Psychezfatry. 44 ARCHIBALD EZEKIAL ISAACS, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery. M.D., NeW York University, 1886. GEORGE H. KIRBY, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Psychiatry. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM MCAULIFFE, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Otology. A K K. JAMES EDWARD NEWCOMB, AB., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Laryngology and Rhinology, Consulting Laryngologist to Roosevelt Hospital. A,B., Yale, l880Q M.D., Columbia, 1883. EDWARD PISKO, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Dernftatology. M.D., Imperial and Royal University of Vienna, 1888. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ph.G., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Opthalrnology, Assist- ant Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear Infirnftary, Opthalnftic Surgeon to the Workhouse and Alrnshouse Hospital. Ph.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 1S87Q M.D., New York University, 1891. IP A I. GUSTAVE SEELIGMANN, M.D., Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics. WILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Diseases of Children. A.B., New York University, 18853 M.D., 1889. IP A 5. HENRY HOWARD WHITEHOUSE, Pl1.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Derniatology, Clinical Assistant to the N ew York Skin and Cancer Hospitals, Dernftatologist to the Dernilt Dispensary. Ph.B,, Yale S. S. S., 18853M.D.,ColuInbia, 1889. PERCY HERBERT WILLIAMS, A.B., M.D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery. ROBERT STAUNTON ADAMS, AB., M.D., Clinical Assistant in Diseases of Child- ren, Attending Physician to Childrenls Class, Deniilt Dispensary. A.B., Princeton, 18883 A.M., 18913 M.D.,Colun1bia, 1891. HARRY MORTIMER ARCHER, Clinical Assistant in Surgery. DONALD BARSTOW, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Otology. FRANK THOMAS BURKE, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Laryngology and Rhinology. EARLE CONNER, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Otology. H. E. COOK, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Otology. GEORGE WALDO CRARY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Dermatology. M.D., Columbia, 1885. -15 ROBERT MORRIS DALEY, MD., Clinical .Alssislaiit -in Diseases of llze Nervous System. M.D., COlumbizI, 1806. SAMUEL IWORLEY EVANS, MD., Clinical .rlssislaal in Diseases of Clzildren. JOIIN H. P. HODGSOX, M.D., Lfliiiieal .-lssislanl in Diseases of Children. LESTER MEAD HUI'sIsx', PILB., MD., Lfliuii al .-Alssislaal in Diseases of Children, Assz'stam Szujqeorz Nose ami Tliroal Departmeni Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital, Atlenidiug Pllysiciau 0111-I'a1ie11l Defvarlmeizl Bellevue Hospilal. PlI,B., Cornell, 18033 MD., New Ynrk L'I1ix'cr:siIy, 1806. WILLIAM J. JONES, MD., Cliiiiieal glssislaul in Tlierapeirliks. GEORGE W. KUNZ, MD., L'l1'I11'IIal .-lssislani in Ulolagy, ALEXANDER S. LEVERTY, BLD., C.'liiIiI'al .-lssislanl in Diseases of llze .Yervous System. CHARLES AMBROSE MACK, AB., BID., f,lI-Hl.L'l1l .-lssisfani in Laryngalogy and Rhzfizology, Surgeon .Yose and Tlzroal Defmrlnzeul, Bellevue Hospital. M.D., Syracuse, 1800. .Y I X. LESLIE J. MEACI-IAM, MD., C,'l1'uieal .-lssislaul in Diseases of llie Xervons System. M.D.,COrIIc11, 1002. !! I' W. WALTER C. NIONTGOMERY, M.D.. L'lI'1Iieal flssislaul in I.IIryngology and Rlzinology. JOIIR ENOLISI-I 1Xl1CVVlIOR'l'15R, MD., Cillllll-dll .rlssislant in llze Diseases of the Gen- -Lt0- U'l'Z'711Lll'jJ Sysiem., . 1llL?llLlI'1Ig Surgeon limlsmi .Slreet llospiial. M.D., Columbia, 1808. NATI-IAN S. ROBERTS, MD., Cjlirziuzl .slssislant in Ololagy. FRANK W. ROBERTSON, MD., C.7lz'i1z'eIzl .-lssislaiii in Diseases of the Nervous System. PERRY SCIAIOONMAKER, M.D., Clzfiiieal .-lsszfslani ia Laryngology and Rlziuology. HENRY SCOTT, M.D., Climeal flssisiaizt in Dew-rzatologqf, .-lssistaizt Surgeon io the New York Hospital for the care of Cripplea' am'1'kDeformeIl Clzildrerzv. HANS JORGEN SCI-IWARTZ, M.D., Clinical slssistanl 'zfri Deruzalology. M.D., C. M., McGill University, 1808. ELISI-IA MATI-IEIQ SILL, M.D., Clzfuzfeal Assistanl in Diseases of Children. M.D., New York University, 1893. HORACE S- STOKES, MD., Climfcal Assistaizit in Diseases of Children. FRAINK CLARK YEOMANS, A.B., M.D., Cl-ivzieal Assismzizt fin Diseases of the Gen- 11f0-U7'Z74,Cl7'jl System. A.B.,Ya1e, 1897gM.D.,COr1Ie11, 1900. 46 Qlbisfs nf Dispznsarp Staff CHARLES N. B. CAMAC, M.D., Department of Medicirie. GEORGE D. HAMLEN, M.D., Department of Obstetrics and Cyncecology. FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, M.D., Department of Cenito-Urinary Diseases. 1. RAMSAY HUNT, M.D., Department of Nenrology. WALTER A. DUNCKEL, M.D., Department of Pediatrics. JAMES C. JOHNSTON, M.D., Department of Dermatology. GEORGE B. MCAULIFFE, M.D., Department of Otology. JAMES E. NEWCOMB, M.D., Department of Laryngology. ROBERT G. REESE, M.D., Department of Opthalmology. CHARLES T. LAIRD, Ph.G., Phm.G., Apothecary. J. Tl-IORN WILSON, lllanaging Clerk of the College. JESSIE P. ANDRESON, Assistant Secretary and Stenographer to the Medical College. :IFaruItp in Ethan BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., MD., Professor of Neurology, Vertebrate Zoology and Physiology. B.S. Csnmma cnm laitdel, Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard, 1862, M.D., Harvard, 1866. EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B.S., PhD., Professor of Physics. B.S., Cornell, 18753 Ph.D., Gdittingen, 1879. J Y, .F 5. - SIMON HENRY C-AGE, BS., Professor of Histology and Embryology. B.S., Cornell, 1877. 127,917 0. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., M.D., Professor of Comparative and Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology. B.S., Cornell, 18875 M.D., Columhian University, 1890. W I K, N I N. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., BS., Professor of Inorganic Chemistry. Ph.B., University Of Michigan. 1885, BRS., 1886. T' l . WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, AB., PhD., Professor of Organic and Physio- logical Chemistry. A.B., johns Hopkins, 18845 Ph,D., 1887. N 2' N. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, B.S., .M.D., Professor of Anatomy, Secretary of the Med- ical College at Ithaca. B.S., Cornell, 1895, M.D., University of Buffalo, 1897. B tl H, N ll N. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, PhD., MD., Assistant Professor of Physiology. A.B., Buchtel College, 1893, M.S., Cornell, 18943 Ph.D., 1895. 41 J H, N L' N. EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of lllicro-chemical and Sanitary and Toxicological Chemistry. B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. JOI-IN SANFORD SHEARER, BS., PhD., Assistant Professor of Physics. B.S., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1901. EUGENE BAKER, B.S., M.D., Lectnrer on Obstetrics and Practice of Zbtedicine. B.S., Cornellg M.D., University of Michigan. -17 MARTIN BUEL TINKER, B.S., M.D., Leclurcr oI1 Surgery. B.S., Harvard, M.D.. jefferson Merlival College. SV I IV. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, I-LM., A.B., D.V.M., Insirzcclor in Pathology and Bacteriology. MA., Cornell, 18965 D.V.M., 1002. HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S., Ilzslruftor in Syslcnmtic and Efonomic Zoology. B.S., Cornell, 18993 Ph.D., 1903. GERS1-IOM FRANKLIN XVI-IITE, BS., Ph.D., Insirzfutor in Puilzology and Bacter- iology. B.S., Ohio University. 101,13 Ph.D., Cornell. 11205. .Y I .1'. ARTHUR WESLE1' BROWNE, MS., Ph.D., Iuslruutor in Clfcnzistry. B.S., Wlesleyan, 1000, BLS., 19013 P1I.1J.,1'ornc11, 10113. .411 1.0.0 H K, .Y E. ELGIN ANGUS GRAY, BA., M.B., 11ISll'IIClOl' 'llll .-1 rmtonxy and Physical E.1'L1llllI'I6f at the Gymnas-zfmvz. B.A., University Of Toronto, 1000, SLB., 1005. 11' I .Y. OMAR RAY GULLION, A.M., Inslrualor in Pluxrnmzrology and Physiology. CASSIUS WAY, B.Agr., B.A., .-lssisluvzl in BcIuIcrz'ology and Pathology. B.A., Cornell, 1905. ll fl. WALTER EDWARDS KING, A.B., Ph.D., Assistlllzl in Iiadcwiology. Ph.D., Cornell, 1905. J T J, IV .Y IY. EFFIE ALBERTA READ, A.B., rlssistmzt in Histology and Embryology. B.S., Cornell. THOMAS G. DELBIKIDGE, AB., Ass-istczzzt in Clwmzfsiry. A.B., Union, 1903. lx' 11,10 B K, 3' E. HARRY CLIFFORD LUKE, Ph.G., Assfistaut tin. Pharmacology. Ph.G,, Buffalo College of Pharmacy. N .Y N. WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN, Assistant fi-It Anatomy. 48 1 fllarultp JAMES LAW., F.R.C.V.S., Director of the State Veterinary College and Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary M eclicine, Veterinary Sanitary Science, and Veterinary Therapeutics. V.S., Edinburgh Veterinary College, 18573 M.R.C.V.S., Royal College Of Veterinarv Surgeons, Great Britain, 18635 F.R,C.V.S., 1870. E E. ' SIMON HENRY GAGE, BS., Professor of Histology and Embryology. B.S., Cornell, 1877. 1117. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, BS., MD., Professor of Comparative and Veterinary Pathology and Bacteriology, and of M eat Inspection. B.S., Cornell, 1887, M.D., Columbian University, 1890. W .5 K, N Z N, I E. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS, VS., Professor of Principles ancl Practice of Veterinary Surgery, Obstetrics, Zootechny, and jurisprudence. V.S,, Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. E E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, DSC., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology. - B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 18941-g D.V.M., 1899. I E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, DSC., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Anatomy and Anatomical M ethods. BS., C01-neil, 1889, D.Sc., 1893, D.V.M., 1900. fr 2 K, 5 5. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, M.S., D.V.M., Instructor in Comparative Pathology and Bacteriology. A.B.,Corne1l, 1892, MAS., 1896gD.V.M., 1902. I I. 49 GERSHOM FRANKLIN WI1ITE, B.S., Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology. B.S., Ohio University, 19013 Ph.D., Cornell, 1905. I' .-1, A' .Y N. CASSIUS WAY, B.Agr., Assiistant in llleclzlfal Bacteriology and Pathology. FREDERICK HENRY NICNAIR, D.V.M., Assfslarzl in Physiology and Pharmacology D.V.M., Cornell, 1905. WINFRED BERDELL IWACK, D.V.M., Assistant in Baclcrialogy and Palhology. CHARLES HENRY' TAYLOR. D.V.M., .Nlssislanl in I'-6fCf1.Ilt1fj' Surgery. FRANK WILBUT CIIANIBERLAIN, B.S.Ag., Assislant in Vclerinary Anatomy. B.S.Ag., Vermont, 1004. ANDREW ENGLISH, D.V.M., Assistant in Vcferiuary ,-lnalomy. JOHN GORDON WILLS, B.S.Ag., Assisianl in Voleriuary Anatomy. SO fb .Q ,tx F- Q ...in .GR ,- 4 '. . lI7j'7-133-'5'f'f-N .ff if-Y '--.M -' . .. ' ... , 121 A-4 W L ... 'XS , .. ,.. ,,.. . - ' ' -1 H.--1 A is . . ..-H :r1::1--f:f---ff'- i --- .... .:,.'.g. .,., . Q V .- . .,.,...,. '- ua 'H ' , A if .,...., A:g.:,E,J,Eg I - .. H , V1 K- '- A ,,,i-.,,,... L, Q' ll J' HW 'j gt. f , 1 1 ,- gr -I -AF !!. ! 's2s,'gs5s:' - '.. F . Hg a t -If u r -' ' If- ..-. Ai 3P:'fr .:' Qing ' 1 s '--- 72' ' 'ee 1' 2 N t-im g N- L7 5 ' 5 rff 1 El , itil , . 5 .r 15 :'- tit-'I-'apr-iv! r 1r .1vzzrf , :I:.e..w-A ..f.,:,I5tvzIi?st:iW ff' :ff A 1, to his jQE.,....:.cf.. -'S' A- '.1.f.sfV-5- 2-H-Q-P-1' . li - g,-.f ---------., F -- '. .. .A L '.'t2:2: ' 1 .4. -: f' '. ' . . .1..., '- ' --r-- --U' ..., .. , A ' ---- .. -- .'w mwff'...--.:.ee.'g:. , ,AAV 4-, A ' ' '1-- H . In in e . 1, I, , , '--' f - ' - - 'f l ., .,., . .,l.,.....,,..I.S...,tr,.........Af E 1 Q ml H, Eu y-I XX W .fazultp LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M.S., Director of the College of Agricnltnre and Professor of Rnral Economy. B.S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1882, M.S.. 1885. W A 0. ISAAC PHILLIPS IROBERTS, M.Agr., Professor of Agricnltnre, Emeritiis, and Lec- tnrer on A gric-nltnre. M.Agr., State Agriculture College, Iowa, 1878. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology. B.S., Cornell, 1874. J Y, E E. JOHN CRAIG, MS., Professor of Horticnltnre. B.S., Iowa State College, 1898g M.S.A., Cornell, 18993 F.R.H.S.g F.A.A.A.S. HENRY HIRAM WING, MS., Professor of Animal Hnsbanolry. B.Agr., Cornell, 18813 M.S. in Agr., 1891. 2' E. THOMAS FORSYTH HUNT, B.S., MS., D.Agr., Professor of Agronomy and Mafriagetr' of the U nioersity E arms. B.S., University Of Illinois, 18843 MS., 1892, D.Agr., 1902. I E, A Z. RAYMOND ALLEN PEARSON, M.S. in Agr., Professor of Dairy Indiistry. B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 18945 M.S. in Agr., 1899g F.A.A.A.S. 2' 5. IVIARK VERNON SLINGERLAND, B.S. in Agia, Assistant Professor of Economic Entomology. B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1892. F.A.A.A.S., E E. GEORGE WALTER CAYANAUGH, B.S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry in its Rela- tions with Agricnltiire. B.S., Cornell, 1896. JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B.Ag1'., Assistant Professor of Agronomy. B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Poultry Husbandry. B.S., in Agr., Cornell, 1890. I E. ELMER OTTERBEIN FIPPIN, B.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Soil Investiganon. QDetailed from the Bnreait of Soils, U. S. Dept. of Agr.J ' 51 GEORGE NIEAIAN LAUAIAN. HSA., lnslrmlor in Rural Evo:-Icmzy and Secretary of Ilw 1?LlL'l'lIll'1.F of Illc ffullvyv of :l.Ql'I.c'llll1ll'C. B.S.A.. Curncll, 1807. ALEXANDER DYER BlACGlI.l,lYRAY, PlI.B.. PlI,IJ., lnslruclor in lintomology. PlI.B.. Cornell. 1000. l' .1. WILLIAM ALI4ER'I' RILEY, ILS., PlI.l5., lustrnclor in lfnloumlogy. BS., Dc PIIIIW, 18073 lll1.D..COrI1cll, 1003. JOIIN WASIAIINUTON GILIIORE, B.S.A., BI.S.A., llISll'l1il'l0I' in .-lgronoz-ny and Sup- l3l 1i'1'll!31ICl6Hl of ilw lfurnzs. B.S.A., Cornell, 1808, N1.S..X., Purnell, 1041-1. CHARLES SCOON XVILSOX, .-XB., MS., in Agr., lzzslrmlur in Hm'!I1'ult1Ire. GEORGE WALTER 'llAILIIx', lfm'vIIzIIII of llzv lflzrms. CHARLES EDWARD HUNN, l,'IIrIlc'mv'. JOHN WVALTON SPENCER, SIIpw'I'IIlcIRlc1I1 in l:'pI'lcI1s1'm1 Deparlmcnl. I-IUGII CHARLES TROY, HS. in Agr., .'lx.vI'sIIIIIl fu DIII'ry Llzlmmiary, HS., in Agr. Cornell, 1806, Quill :mul Uaggcr. WALTER W. I-IALI., .-ilssI'sI4II1t in Cflzvcxc f1lI1lcI'I1g. VVEBSTER EVERETI' GRIIPVITII, .-ilss1's1IIIIl in Hzzilcr Illalmzg. ANNA BOTSFORU COMs'rOcR, BS., LI'I'lnrvr on .Yc1lHl'L' Slmlv. B.S.,Corne11, Isss. 11' .I H, 5 5. ' .ALICE GERTRUDE MCCLORR Y, .-lssisimzl 5Ilf7L'I'iF!.S0l' in I':.Ylt'lISliUl'I Dvparinmzt. 'MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, SIrpc'rz1I'sm' of Flzrnzcrs' ll'I'11es' Reading Courses. HERBERT HICE l'VlIETZlEl., AB., .-lxsisllull in Plan! Pallzulogy in Ifft7lC'll5l0H De- pcI,I'l11IeI1l. SAMUEL FRASER, MS. in Agr., .'lSXI.5lLIlIl .'lgl'0ll0HII'Sl in I?1Vf7CI'It1'l10lIfCll Stat-io:-I. HARVEY L. AYERS, Cl'E'lIl'IICl'J'HIt'lll. CHARLES FREDERICK SHAW, .-lssislmzl in Soils. A Z. RAl,PI'I WRIOIIT CURTIS, l5.S.A., M.S. in Agn, .lssistlznt in A'Cll1lI'6 Study De- pczmfifzelzt. llTERRlTT HARPER, HSC., MS., I-lssz's1arIi in i'llll'HlUl Hzlsluzmlzjv. B.Sc., Ohio State 10013 MS., Illinois, 1002. ROLLA CECIL LAWRY, flssistainzl Iillf Poizrllry Dl?f74ll'lllIIC'lIl. GEORGE VVIIEELER HOSEORII, l3.S.A., In rlmrgc Farmers' lfficlcllillg Course. JEROW DODGE BRILL, BS., Ill flzrzrgc of General .flgricImlmI'e l'l',I'l'1l6I' Course. PAUL HAYIEIURST, A.B., .-lssismrzii in lZlll0H'IOl0glV. JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY. A.B., .'lSSl.SltUIf'Iil1 Elll07'l'Ii0lc7g'1f'. X 52 A :Faculty CLARENCE .AUGUSTINE MARTIN, Professor of Architecture in charge of the College of Arclzztectnre. A.I.A. IFF J. THE REV. CHARLES BABCOCK, A.M., Professor of Arclziiectnre, E7176I'7if'Z45. A.B., Union College, 18475 A.M., 1850. W F. H.M.A.I.A., H.C.M.R.l.B.A. MAURICE JACQUES PREVOT, Professor of Design. 1 Diploma? Arcliitect par le Government, 19003 Premier Second Prix de Rome, 1901. OLAP MARTIN US BRAUNER, Assistant Professor of Dmzcfing and Pcnnnng. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B.S., M.Arch., Assz'sz'ant Professor of Arehz'tcczfme. B.S., University of Illinois, 18945 M. Arch., 1903, A.l.A. T B U. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.M., Insirudor' in Freehand Drawing and V Ilfodeling. ALDEN TQITTREDGE DAWVSON, Instructor in Freehand Draw-irzg. RICHMOND HAROLD SHREVE, B,Arcl1., Instructor in Arclniectnre. B.Arch., Cornell, 1902. Sphinx Head. I E. 53 . ifx-fx f-- L A541 ,. I 0 1,925 A , 1V1l.f f1.,NbIIw1.,1.., IN .farultp CHARLES LEE CR.IxN1I.,xI.I,, Oli., l'1'njc.vxm' in L'1nIr,qI' of ilu' L'0llcgc', Proffssor of RI11'l1n'a1j lfI1gI.llUCl'I'JIf' 111141 !fwJc'N,1'. N C.E.,COrnOll,1S72:Nl.C.li.. 1876. Kl..X.S.L'.li., J I'. I E. IRVING PORTER CIIURCII. CIE., l'rnju.w.wr uf .'lppl:'cIi .lIvrl1In111's 111111 1'lyI1ra1rIz'cs. C.lE,.COI'I'1t'll, 1873: 3l.l'.lf., 1878. J l'. I E. PIENRY SYLVESTER JAEOIIY. CIS., l rnjvs.wr nj Iirzllgv IIng1'Izccr1'11g. I.Ch1gh, Isrr. 1' li ll. 1' 5. HENRY NEELI' OIIIIEMN, Oli., ,-lsxfslruzf 1'rnjv5snr uf 5I1II1'1IIry lfnginvcriug. CE., Cornell, 1880. 1' 5, ELMER JAMES McCAUS'r1.AxII, CIE., 3l.C.l2.. .-15513111111 Profcssor of.lli11z'I1g Engi- 'l'1661'Z'1Zg and 51-ll'Z1CL1'I'1I.Q. B.C.E., Corncll College, Iowa, 1802, CIE., 15051 Rlkflf.. Currie.-ll, 18071 F.A.:X.A.S. IE. IOIIN TIIOMAS PARSON, .-15518111111 Pmjcs,wr of Dm-:u1'I1g. Z W. OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOIIANNSEN, BS., PlI.D., .lssislrznl Professor of Sir-udural ,E7'Zg'i7'Z661'Z,'l'lg. BS., University of Illinois, 18045 A.Nl.,CUI'1lCll, 10023 PlI.D., 190-1. I' A, .Y E. FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., M.C.E., .-lssisfalfl Professor of L7z'z'z'l Engz'Izeer1'I1g. C.E.,Corne11, 18975 M,C.E,, 1803, A,M,A,S,C,E, ERNEST WILLIAM SCIIODER, B.S,, .-lsszktazzl Professor of EgvpeI'1'11-IelrziulHydraulics. and BS. in Mining, University O1 Wzishington, 1900, PlI.D., Cornell, 1905. ll' f' J. H ..,..1. MILES ALBION POND, PlI.B., IHS1I'1'tCf0l' in Cz'1,'2'Z E11q1'11e0I'I'r1g. PlI.B., Yale, 1895. ORA MINER LELAND, BS. QC.E.j, Irzsirucioz' '1i1'1- Cifufl E11giI'l68I Ii17,g. B.S. QC.E.j, University Of Michigan, 1900. 54 SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTHROYD, B.S., M.S., Instructor in Civil Engineering. Ross MILTON RIEGEL, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. C.E.,Corne1l, 1904. 1 A, E 5. Q RICHARD HOPKINS, B.C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. B.C.E., Iowa State, 1903. WILLIAM COLEMAN MCNOWN, B.S fC.IE.j, Instructor in Civil Engineering. B.S. CC.E.j, University of Wisconsin. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B.S., Instructor in Civil Engineering. ROBERT WILLIAM THOROUGHGOOD, CE., Instructor in Civil Engineering. CHARLES LOUIS BATES ANDERSON, S.B., Instructor in Civil Engineering. S.B., Massachusetts Institute of Technology. JOHN CROMWELL BREEDLOVE, A.B., CE., Instructor in Civil Engineering. A.B., Indianag C.E., Cornell. W 1 A, E E. JOHN CHARLES DAVIS, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. CE., Cornell, 1900. DONALD DERICKSON, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. CII., Dartmouth. 2' A E. EMIL ALFRED EKERN, B.S. in EE., M.M.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering B.S. in E.E., Wisconsilig M.M.E., Cornell, A.M.A.I.E.E. T B 17, Z E. JOHN RALEIGH ELDRED, B.S., Instructor in Civil Engineering. B.Sc., R. I. State. GEORGE IRVING GAXVETT, B.S. in CE., Instructor in Civil Engineering. B.S. in CE., Michigan, A.M.S. HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING, C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. C.E.,COrne11g ZA E. SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, CE., Instructor in Civil Engineering. C.E., Cornell. ELBERT ALLAN GIBBS, B.S., C.E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. B.S. in C. E., California. CHARLES E. NIANNING, ME., Instructor in Civil Engineering. U.S.N. Academy. CHARLES LEOP OLD WALIIER, CE., Instructor in Civil Engineering. C.E.,Corne11, 190-L. FA. WILLIAM ORLAND STUBBS, Mechaniciairi in the College. 55 IULA4 1 uUi.1l.fLlJ1I.f faculty ALBERT WII.I.I.I.M SMIIII. 1i.NI.1i.. R1.Nl.1i.. l1I'rIul.w' of .81'f'lc.I' lhllqge IIIIII Pm- fessor of 31011111 lfII,gI'III'c1'1'II'q. B.K1.E., Cornn-11, 18781 K1.K1,1'I.. 18811. H J .1. :EJOIIN LEWIS AIORRIS. .X.Kl.. Oli., .8'I'l'lI'.I' l'rI'f'v.vs.v' :If l'1'.1I-111111 -1lrulIII1II'I'5 ami .f1'It1C1'lI.1lL' C'uIISiI'1rIlI'I1I1, lflIIL'I'I-HIS, IIIIIY !.vIIII1'c1' nu l'1'.II'tI'I'.Il .1In'1II1I11I'S and IWIIITIIIHIU C'o1zsI1'Iu'!I'nII. ANI.. Union Cullcgc. 18501l.',1f.. 18711. lx' .1. Ill If li. IQOLLA CLINTON CARPliX'1'1iR, XLS.. Oli.. KI.K1.1Z.. l'I'ujvxsII1' uj lZ.Yf7CI'I.lIlL'Jlfdi EIzgI'1IecI'I'1zg. CE., University Ol' Mivlmignn, 18753 K1.8,. 3111-1IigzIII .XgrivIIlIIIr:I1 Cullcgc. 18773 Kl.Kl.E., Cornell, 1888. Mcrnlwcr .X.8.KI.1i...X.1.Bl.l2.,.X.8,l1.IIIIL1X'.l2. J Y' J. I E. HERISIEIZT VVADE HIIIII.-IRII. AB., AAI.. NI.12.. l'I'ojvs.wI' of .1IvulIIIIII'cIII Engi- zzeerivzg of Ra z'lQuI1ys. AB., Brown. 18863 KI.12.. k'OrIIc11, 18013 .-X.N1., Bn-xx'II, 1800. First Siblcy' Priic. 1800. Member :X.S.M.lu.. A.R.M.31.A., M.L'.l3.-X, L' E. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMII.-II.I,, .-LB., l'ruj1's.wr nj .11II.'lII'IIc' l7cx1'gI1. A.B.,Stz1nfOrd, 1896. RICl111,IC1 A.S.N1.Ii. I E. HENRX' I'IU'1'CI'1INSON NORRIS, M.I2., PI'.vjcs.wI' nj li1crIr1'rII1 lfIIgI'III-I-1'I'IIg. Cornell, 1806. L' E. CARL CLAPP THOMAS, ME., Profvssvr of I1lIIr1'IIv EJIQI'llL'L'I'I.lIg. GEORGE ROBEIQT 1X'ICDli1ih'1O'1 F, .-lssisiazzl Pmfvssor of .YIIQIII .-1I'clzI'tedIII'c'. IEIERMAN DIEDEIZICIIS, ME., n1ss1'5tIII1! I9l'OfL'5S0V of Jf.I'fn'I'I'1IIc1IIIII Ellgl-lIL'Cl'I'lIg. X ME., Cornell, 1897. 41 5 If, -' 5, WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARIJ, ME., .-15513111111 Professor of Siemn EIIgl'I1t'6l'l.lIg. M.E.,COrr1e11, 1897. L' E. XDGCGHSCII S6 WALTER. RAUTENSTRAULXI-l, M.S., Assistant Professor of Macliine Design. B.S., University of Missouri, 1902, MS., University of Maine, 1903. junior Member A.S.M.E. fl' I3 17,0 II' ID, .Y E. ' VLADIMIR KAIZAPETOFF, CE., Assistant Professor of Experiniental Engineering, CE., Institute of the Ways Of Communication, St. Petersburg, Russia, 1897, Adjunct of Applied Mechanics, 1902. I E. CLARENCE BOYD HlRSHlfELD, BS., M.M.E., Assistant Professor of Steain Engi- neering. BS., University of California, 1902, M.M.E., Cornell. 2' E. HOWARD DRY'SDALE HEss, Assistant Professor of Machine Design. M.E., Lehigh. T B H. CHARLES FRANCIS HARDING, S.B., Acting Professor of Electrical Engineering. S.B. QEEQ, Vllorcester Polytechnic Institute. JOHN SIMPSON REID, lnstrnctor in lblacliine Design. M.A.S.M.E. - EDGAR HARPER WOOD, Instructor in lllacliine Design. ME., Cornell, 1892, M.M.E., 1893. ROBERT LEE SHIPMAN, M.E., Instrnctor in Experiinental Engineering. B.S., Missouri State, 1895, 1896, M.E., Cornell, 1899, M.M,E., 190-1. GEORGE STANLEY MACOMBER, ME., lnstrnctor in Electrical Engineering. HENRY LIVINGSTON FREEMAN, B.S. QE.E.j, Instructor in Mfacliine Design and Drawing. B.S. QEEQ, Georgia School Of Technology. JOHN A. WHEELEIQ, Instrnctor in Experimental Engineering. M.E., Cornell, 1903. VIRGIL OLDBERG, ME., Instrnctor in Experiinental Engineering. M.E., Cornell, 1902. GEORGE WHIIAMORE RICE, M.E., lnstrnctor in Experimental Engineering. comeii, 1903. HARRY HAMILTON COCHRANE, BS., Instrnctor in Experi-rnental Engineering. B.S., Trinity. ROLAND BORMAN RENNEIQ, M.E., lnstrnctor in Machrzfzze Design. B.S., Purdue, Cornell. 57 WILL MILLER SAWDON, B.S. in ME., Iuslrudor in E2.'f7JI'2'7'716'l1fGl Engineering. B.S. Cin M.E.j, Purdue, ISGS. Member I2mcrsOnizIII Literary Society. CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, ME., Inslruutor in Experz'mcnla1 IZIIAQIDIIEVVIIIIK. M.E., Cornell, 1002. WALTER STEBBINS FORD. ME., Insfrudor in Expcrinzcnlal E11gz'rIeer'I'r1g. M.E. ALBERT JOHN T. ROBERT AB., GEORGE M.E. ALONZO M.E. SAMUEL E.E., ALBERT Cornell, 1000, VVINFIELD STONE, ME., 111511-m'for in Jlaulzim' Design. WILLI.-XNIS, IlISH'llc'f0I' in .UI1c111'm' Dvsign. JOSEPH AICNITT, .-XB.. NIE.. l11.vlr1r.'lu1' in Iflrfiriml ElIQI.lI6't'I'l'IIg. M.E., Cornell. I E. BURR UPTON, NLE.. M.M.E.. In.Tt1'1n'!or in Cornell, 190-Lg M.M.E.. 11105. I S. lfn.'fn'r1'n1cniI1I Engim'er1'ng. MORRIS BUCK, Jr., ME., Illslrurlor in fflcuimxzl Er1g1'm'a1'1'r1g. COrnel1,100-L. A.M.A.I.l'Z.E. RENWICR DODIJS, EE., 1llSfI'IlI'f0l' in E.X'PL'fI'll1ClIfm11 ElIgI.l1L'CI'I-llg. Western University Of Pcnnsylvzmizx. EDWARD XIVELLS. Sufw1'1'11lvI1Ilc:1I of Shops. BOYD COE DENNISON, ME., Inslrnrlor in Elefir1'ua1 E.VfL'l'I.'lllL'l1fLTI EngI'r1e'e'rz'1Ig. M.E., Cornell, 1004. RALPH NOYES ROBERTSON, SB., ME., Iuslrzrcior in E1m'tr'1'uIl Experzfmenial Engineemfng. LOUIS ILLMER, Jr., ME., Il'1Sfl'ItCZOI fl1 Machine Design. ALFRED ENGLERT, ME., II1Sfl lftL'f0'l' in Zlladzine Design. JAMES EUGENE VANDERI'iOEF, Foremcuz of the F0ll11'tiI'J'. WILLIAM FREDERICK HEAD, F0I'6'WZG1'1I 'Ifl'1- Forging. ROBERT VANDERI-IOEF, Assistaui in Fomzdry. RAYMORE EGBERT SEAMON, Asszfstaut Iirzr Wood Shop. WALTER LISTON HEAD, Assistant in Forge Shop. EDGAR WARREN GREGORY, Asszklcmt M6C1lG1'Z'Z.CiL1l'Z. 5 8 ' GEORGE WASHINGTON RACE, Mechaiiifciaii. CLINTON BYRON BURKE, Forevnan of Wood Shop. FRANK ALBERT LYNHAM, Assistant in Machiive Shop. VVILLIAM TUDOR PRICE, Assistant in Machiivze Design. CHARLES ALBERT HINDMARSPI, Assistant in Machiiie Shop. GEORGE ALFRED CULLAGAN, lllechanician in Exjoeriniental Electrical Engineering JAMES ALONZO BUSH, Laboratory Assistant in Electrical Engineering. HOWARD LOUIS ALLER, Assistant in Macliine Design, HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, Assistant in Wood Shop. WILLIAM CARGILL CAPRON, Assistant in Machfiiie Design. I 6 A X. CHARLES MCCLELION DE VED, Assistant in .Machine Design. BIRDETTE NEWTON HOWE, Assistant in .Machine Shop. FRANK HERBERT THOMPSON, Assistant in Wood Shop. 59 - ' 1 f1757l7ii5Jiljai.f2 fF-lx, '59 Q j. . 1. x S ...fu L -elmvun-. I L..- r I . ,fx - 1 , .WJ ,.....,, A- , ,. I I J- DR AXIZYS ff ...I 1 . - -.. I'Af,-Sis . A . .. A M I-.Mg-13.53. .QPAZV . . :I - '- J ' f 1 L ' . .N:I ' ffl! -1' . 'Q' f LH- A Rf'- GEORGE XYILLIAM HARRIS, PILB.. l.1'1IrIII-11111. .Uvmlw of 1517-IzlvgzIrplrmll Snuzc!-1 Y L of Loudmz, 6'11lwzlu1'.q Ifv.wll.vI'l1.IfI. Ph.B., Curm-11, 1873. ll! If lf. ANDREW CURTIS XYl1l'I'I3, PILIJ., .-1.v.w'.v1II1Ir L1'lIrIIrI'IIII in ITl1.zr,gv uf ClIz5sI'ficIIiI'oI1 J 1We11zZver .--1. I . .--1. A.B., Hzxmlltmm, 18813 I'11.IJ..1,'IIrm'1l, 188-1, fl' li K. XVILLARD .AUSTEN, .--lssI'slIII1l l.IlvrIIrI'.I1I fu u1z.1r,qI' nj lfujurmlfu 1.I'1'l'tU 1'. I-1. B. S. IQATHERINE DAME, AB., .'1,v.v1'.vtIIII1 l.I'lIrII1'I'.III in I'lI.Irgv nj LIII.IlIIg1Iv. A.B., Boston University. 1801. I' ll' li. VVILLARD XYALDO EI -L1s, LKB., l,L.I3., .lx.v1'.vlI1IIl fu lfujv1'I'lm' LI.1'I'nIl'l'. A.B., Cornell, 1001, I,L.B., 1003. MARY FOWLER, BS., C'IIlIz!wgIIw'. B.S., Cornell, 1882. JENNIE THORNBURG, B.L., L.'I11I1lqgIIvr. ll If W. B.L., Cornell, 1803. ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, :ls51'slII11l in Onlvr Dvpurluzwzl. EDITH -ANNA ELLIS, B.L., ,I-1ssI'SlI.11If in Ihc C'1'rI'zI1IIlI'o1I Dcparinzvlzl. BERTHA VVILDER, f1ssz'slIII1i I-11 the Rujcrcxzcc I.I'1w'm'y. WALTER L, STARR, Assismfzi in Shelf IJL'PLIl'fllIUlIf. MTNERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Assishzlzl in 1116 .-1I1'vs51'Iu1 Dvpmtlucvzf. ABRAHAM ABBEY FREELANDER, A.B., .-1ssI'siI1n1' in 1110 Rcfvrclzce L1'I7I'L1l'-1' GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., Litt,D., LfIm11'I'u11 of the Presfdelli I1'lI1'le ALEXANDER HUGI-I ROSS FRASER, LLB., Ll.Z7l't7l'I'LllI of flzc La-zv Lz'brIIry. FRED EUGENE ROSBIIOOK, Assz'sta-nf zfrz, La.-w Lz'Ivrury. RAY THOMAS STRAI-IAN, 5155173141111 In Law Library. HARRY CHARLES FREY, A.B., Assistuxzl in La-zc' LI'Zwrm'y. JULIA WIITTON IWACK, A.B., Lf' 60 l0I'Cl1'l.LU1 in vlzarge of I-1rI'11z'i0c1'11ral Library. .1 lvnzlwr L ibm r y - , , of -W5 I .. , . ,. I I ---,..t:,, . A . ,'-j.gt2ffp,i1gl?'t2Zg5 'zx ,f: ' ,,..,fe.,.,, -A ij' . 1' 6525292 fm mm mm-Aw w . L, I A - ' 35 '57'i.TT'w '?1-- A 'ff'D2,. J . .. .. . ff. .g,. +'+,i,?4?? ' ' -A ' f -- -Y 'PS 123, , , 'r ' . -. , ,L .fwfr .- 12.24-'iA?'-E-s'w,su4-if 1. 'f M 'veg:':g+-fwrvffrvw-f fwgvv R A 1 1. .. A EMMONS LEVI VVILLIAMS, Treasnrer. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, AB., LL.B., Assistant Treasiirer. A.B., Cornell, 1892, LLB., 1894. K A. CHARLES BAKER NIANDEVILLE, B.S., Assistant to the Treasiirer. B.S., Cornell, 1887. Z W. HORACE MACK, A.B., Assistant to the Treasnrer in tlie Land Office. A.B., Hamilton, 1898. .5 0. THOMAS TREE, Assistant to the Treasnrer. SARAH ADELIA BEACH, Treasitrerls Stenographer. DORA ANGELINE HILDEBRANT, Assistant to the Treasnrer. ROBERT MALCOLM VAN ORDER, Assistant to tlie Treasnrer. ELIZABETH LUCY DRISCOLL, Assistant to the Treasnrer. WILLIAM C. DEAN, Snperintenolent oy' Steain Heating and Vlfater Service. RUD BRYANT HAYES, M.E., Snjoerintenalent of tlte Electric Service. - EDWIN S. DELANXV, Clerk of the College of Agricnltnre. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, MS., Registrar. B.S.,Cornell,1891gM.S.,1893. K E, ,Y E. ROSE MARIAN CLARK, Assistant to the Registrar. HENRY CRANE HASBROUCK, AB., Assistant to the Registrar. JOSEPH PORTER HARRIS, A.B., Presidents Secretary and University Pnlvlislzer. A.B.,Cornell,1891.' 0 B lf. ALICE BELLE CARMAN, Presidenfs Stenograplter and Assistant Secretary. GEORGE FRANKLIN FOOTE, Bnsiness llflanager of Sage College. LOUISE RUEUS LOOMIS, A.B., A.M., Warden of Sage College. GERTRUDE NYE, Assistant tothe Wa1'den of Sage College. CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A.B., LL.B., Secretary of tlie New York State Veteri- nary College. A.B., Columbia, 1879, LLB., Albany Law School, 1880. FRANCIS JOSEPH NELLIGAN, Secretary to tlie Director of Sibley College. MARGARET ISABELLA COLQUHOUN, Clerk in Experiniental and Electrical Engi- neeri ng. EMILY DUNNING BARRINGER, B.S., MD., Meilicitl Exaniiner at the Sage College Cynfinasinin. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA REDDINGTON, Snjnerintendent of tlie Cornell lnfirtnary. J. THORN VVILSON, Maziagfitfzg Clerle of the lbledical College. JESSIE PICKARD ANDRES EN, Assistant Secretary and Stenograplier, lllealical College. PATRICK CONWAY, Director of the University Baud. 61 lgjfsr, Yfsfl CN 58 -,754-I gg , Agyq!!L,'Q ,: 1 Lf vim '.,. . .,--.... -,-.-if , .N , . - V - Q-f f--, ,-iffy'-215' Nr!-lv 'leg' 'ls'-1 A Y 'A .- VZ 1 V , W' , ,Q-A v ,L -K-T 5.-xanga .-..m,-,.,'. V - fl, , . .. Rf- , . 1,-a. R. V 1, -f - fl . . '-Gi . -.-.41 -1 . fre- iii N EW ' 1 we 'Y '- .,' I ' ,i L ' . L '-i 1-x ' ' ff-' 1 -- 1:44 r J? '2,'E7 6 f-- . 'N ' ' mt .4 ' -A. ' ' 'Kii .. , Am ' , V 4 A - In XX . yi. .I ,Z ..-..f 1, .1 t,. - i .. M., N , - '- -'f ?'iZA ' ' M ' ' 'f 'vA?v1-f' ' H11 14' :?i'.1 -Ofdff i 'J . ' - W ' L..-J - , .. 3 X 'K.1,.,'Iglj.Q:.17f.-575 ,, - Y ' ' - xv... '.g..f:1.--...f 3.421 .L-' Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov N ov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Ian. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar 19054906 1 S' E REV. Lrxmx .XlHH,l'I l', New York City, Congrcgzitionalist 15 22' E DR. HENRY VAN LJYKE, Princeton, N. -I., Presbyterian 29. REV. GEORGE P. licms.-xx, New York City, Methodist 5. jonx R. MoTT 12. REV. 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FREDERICK COURTNEY, New York City, Episcopalian Apr' i REV. EDWARD EVERETT HALE, Boston, Unitarian M ay I May REV. JOSEPH H. TWICHELL, Hartford, Conn., Congregationalist May REV. NEWELL Dwlor-rr HILLIS, Brooklyn, Congregationalist May I . . - Julie REV. ROBERT COLLYER, New York City, Unitarian June REV. JAMES MOEFATT, Ayrshire, Scotland, Presbyterian june CBaccalaureatej, REV. TEUNIS S. HAMLIN, Washington, D. C Presbyterian E 2- 4 ,Gi WN S .ex E N62 Sf! 452391- 6 3 LOUIS C. ELSON Boston. Mass. How to Listen to nn Orchestra. JULIUS CI1AMEERs. PILB. New York City The Citv Editor and his Training Sclionl. The Special Correspondent-The man who is presumed to have learned. The Managing Editor-The man who urns! liuvc learned. The Editorial Writer-The man who doesnt have to lcurni :incl the Business Manager who has the ITll'lI'lLll'2lt'lLlY'CIll product to sell. GEORGE E. WOODBE1-min' Beverly. 312155. The 'Race Function of Literature. JOHN WARD Srmsox Nordhoff. Cal. 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MILLER japanese Political Parties and Leaders of To-day. 65 Ithaca London, England Brooklyn Tokyo, Japan .rw 4 is: ,..,, A ESQQTSQ 'ff We FELLOWS 'Jr-114' E..-5:-153.5 -as av 4g'rj+b-sry: F' CCT . ,,1,,...e,3,, ' 3 'if f7.',1f,.:I---' 975, A -'1' 1 'SQ ' : . .1 ' . Ai-Q .4 --'1?l 5 . - - . 151' if :!'Z1if 1 .sfif'.i51i3:-f?2-- ...:f....., 1 ' 7 TTT 1 '1E.f'?2.' E. F55 Tllli CORNELL 1:1-l1,1.UXYS1l1l' -Klum' .xl.llY5l.X N1-l1.1.oY, 1'11.l1.. .X.N1.. 11.11110 Qlnwrrmtv .Fellows Stzltv U111X'L'1'S11f'1 ffllyffifl THE AICGRAW 1:lil.1,UXY511I1' '1Yl1.1.l.XN1 l R.xxR1.1x K1.Xli'l'1N. 1S.S..C'.12. 1L'ni- vcrsity of TL-xzlsl 1 '1':'1'l lf11g1'11u'1'1'11g THE SAGE FELLOWSIIII' '111-I1.liN Isunm. .X.1S. L'1zv1111'sl1'-1' THE SCIIUYLER 171-I1,1,UWS111l' -1.lcm'o1.1w Rl-11x1im'14l-1, HEX. 1Lf11ix'vx'sity of Capo Of Good 1 1opL' 1 lfC01U.Q'l' THE SIHLEY F1i1.I.OWSI1I1' fxll.XRl.l-IS lixox N1.XK'l'lX. 13.8. in 12.15. QLvl'l11.'L'l'- sity Of Missouri: .1luu11.11z11.111 lf11g1'l11'cr1'11g TI-IE GOLOWIN SMITH F1fl.l.U1YSl111' 1Q.x1.vH 11131111141751lli1.DUX. .X.13.. All. Xv1z1'0l0g,1' THE PRESIDENT XYIIITE 1'E1.1.owsu1x- 'EI.li1i1l'I' 11.X1QR1i'1 1' '11L 1'TL1a, 13.5. in 12.13. QIOWLL Stau: Collcgc-1 T1-IE ERASTUS BROOKS 1 151.1.UWS1l11' Collegeb, A.M. CPz.u'k Colln-gm CHARLES SHERMAN COHH, 13. Arulw. l1'l1f1-5115 1'.-wi. 1'REx'1'1ur ISOYD, .X.13. QQ31lC1'1111 CHARLES ELI BURGOON, 13.M.1C., 31.15. 1.-X. N M. Collcgc ARTHUR GORDON, AB. RAYMOND WA1'sON JONES, A.13. JOHN ELIOT COIT, B.S. in Aqr. QN orth Czlrolina 66 11I11f11c1m1l11'S :1 rf111Alcd1r1'v of TQXHS1 1luul111111'ml E11gz'11vcr1'11g Ronzmzcc Langzrczges Car'-111.1111 11' Lalzgzrages M. College! A gl'ZAL Illfl'l1'6' ljlresitlent White .fzllnms in Eisturp ante 1jJu1itiraI Svrienrc BURDETTE GIBSON LEWIS, A.B. QU1Iive1'Sity Of Nebraskaj EDNA VIRGINIA NIOFFETT, A.B. QVESSQII Collegej, A.M. CCOIIIEH Universityb felluma in political Qfmunump OLIVER CARY LOCKI-IART, AB., A.M. CUnIve1'Sity Of Indianaj HARRY GARFIELD NUTT, BS. CDEL1'tII1Out11D .fsllums in Latin ann Q5reek LYNN BOAL MITCHELL, A.B. COIIIO State Uuiversityj, A.M. CCOTIIEHJ MAIQGARET OTIS, A.B. fellum in Qmeriran btsturp ETHEL ZIRLEY RATHER, AB., M.A. CUniverSity of Texasj Susan iLinn guage fzllums in Dbtlusupbp WILLIAM LOUIS BAILEY, M.A. QQueenyS Univefsityj SAMUEL PERKINS HAYES, A.B. CAmherStj, A.M. CCO1umbia Universityj, BD CUniOn Theological Seminaryj GEORGE HOLLAND SABINE, A.B. fellow in Qtrbitettutc IULES ANDRIE SMITH, B.AI-ch., MS. in Arch. Eunurarp 5FsIInm JAMES ALLEN NELSON, Ph.B. CKenyOn Collegej, Ph.D. QUniverSity of Penn Sylvaniaj Q5taIIuate Svrbulars in the Srbuul uf mbilusupbp GUS WATTS CUNNINGHAM, M.A. QFurmanj MATTIE ALEXANDER MARTIN, AB. FRANK DAVIS NIITCHELL, A.B, 67 ELSIII MI1Im.xI', Ali. ROBERT IBIQNIIIIIIN vXY.Xl'llIl, .X.Ii. Illolvzwl Colle-gm AIARY CIIIzvI2s XYEST. 13.8. qCuluIIIlIi:I L'IIix1-I'sIIy1 Glniusrsltp Erahxmtz Ewbnlars FI.ox'II Coo1IIiIz IT.-XIRIK.-XNKS. .'X.I3., ANI, lLvIIIX'L'l'SIlf' ut' Il0l'hk'SlL'X'I Plzyszks .-XLIsIiIzT D.-xI'Is, AB.. .X,3I. I'l,'olIIIIIlIi:I L'IIix'1-I'sity'1 lfnglfslz XYILLIAAI IJIIIIIIL ISIIAY, .X.l3, KL'I1iX'L'I'Silf' uf .XI'k4I1Is:IsI, .X,3l. IL'uI'I1L-lla ffn'vL' Izml Lclffll C.-xIeoLIxIa LnI'IsI-1 .XI,l.IiX. .X,l3. Bnmupy MI'R'I',I lEI.I-:Axon IIVNN, .X.H. f'n1I1jn11'.ItI4:'u l'iI1'!v!.-gy IIIIJ .1ru1I4m!ug'I' TI-Ioxms HIL-xIII.IiIa, KIA, 4lIIfli:III:I L'IIix'vI'siIy'- lfnllmlzulagy ROSCOIQ MII.LIIiI2x I'.wI4.xIeIm, .bX.lS., .X.NI. IXYI-su-I'II IQL,'SL'I'YL' L'l1IX'L'lASilf'l C'l4I'I'f lLh!lgI'IIL'i'l'IAIlg FRANK CUIQRI' M:x'rIIIiIIs, .X.Ii.. AAI. IIIIIIIIIIIII L'l'lIX'L'I'SIlj L'l1vnz1'5try CLYDE FIRIIAN CRAIG, IIB. IL'IIIx'cI'siIy of 31iulIig:IIII ,1IIIf11m1a11'cs LOUISE FARGO Buowx, AIS. 1jI',v10ry f-'S-X ryqgwff-f . - . ri- J ' Hb, I 7' ' 'I lIII i f N I Q AF 'I fl- E E14 tx 5 68 Z I A as 'I I at QESHHAP 'fa Qi, ' '53 . A - I .. I ' , Q ,, i xx gg E525 Fr 2 il . A J, ' f Eff! .s is Sify ' CHOLAPCS Efgsw gi, I 118,22 mm I - - - Glbe Glurnzll irbulm-ships ELEANOR ELIZABETH CHURCHILL Cpmfgg in Ang Buffalo Central High School-Frederick A. Vogt, Principal MATHER FRANCIS THURSTON Cowgg in Ang Hamburg High School-Benjamin G. Estes, Ph.B., Principal ' RUSSELL VINCENT BANTA Course in Civil Evzgmeewng Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal MATTIE CHARLOTTE MOFFETT Middletown High School-Wm. A. Wilson, A.B., Principal GED: D. 45. il.UI7U Svrbulursbips ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS Boys' High School, Brooklyn-john Mickleborough, D.D., Principal ROMEYN YATMAN THATCHER Buffalo Central High School-Frederick A. Vogt, Principal FREDERICK ADOLPH RICE Boys' High School, Brooklyn-john Mickleborough, D.D., Principal EDWIN CHARLES MAYER Erasmus Hall High School-Walter Gunnison, Ph.D., Principal Glibe jjfI:Q5ram Srbnlarabips Course Course Course Course Course A rts Arts A Vis A rts A V25 MAYNE S. HOWARD Course Arzfs Ten Broeck Academy-Hamilton Terry, A.B., Principal FAYETTE ANDRUS COOK Course in Mechaz-tical Engineering Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, M. A., Principal WILLIAM ALPHONSUS SHEA Course in Arts Brockport Normal-School-C. T. McFarlane, Principal DAVID TOLINS Course in Law Boys' High School, Brooklyn-john Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal 69 Glbz Sings Svcbolarsbws FREDA ZORN Course in Arts Girls' High School, Brooiclyn-Wm. L. Feltcr, Ph.D., Principal ALICE LAURA CLARK Course ill Arts Northfield Seminary-Iivclyn S. Ilzill. BA., Principzil ANNA BELLE GENUNG Course in Arts Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, l7.I'rl,, Priricipail ALICE VVELLES BEXII.-XM Course zu .-lrls Cortland Normal School-F. DI. Cheney, Ph.D., Principal Eb: Sfihlzp Srbnlarsbips DONALD STEWART Course in .Uerhaniml Engineering Boys' High School, Brooklyn-john Rlirklelioruugh. D.D., Principal JAMES VVALLACE MARSHALL Course in .lleflzaiziml Engineering Pittsburgh Academy-j. C. Armstrong, Principal GEORGE GORDON Donsox Llvnrsv in .llvrlmnicul Engineering Passaic High Sr-lioril-.-X. ll. .-Xrnolcl. Pririvipzil Tom BRUCE HYDE C'ozzr.vv in .Wcvln1r11'va1 Engineering lthzica High Sclioolf-li. D. Boynton, I7.l'al.. l'rincip:il Gibe Drcsihent white inrbularsbips GEORGE PAASWEI-L fl0IlI'SC in Ci!-171.1 Ellglillfffl-llg De Witt Clinton High Sclmol,-ul. T. Bur-hrinam, l'riiicip:il HARRY FXMES RICHARDS Batavia High School-E, A. l.:.ulcl. Plill., Principal EVERETT lVlAGNON XYORK Flushing High School-john Holley Clark, AAI., Principal HELEN FRANCES DVVYER Hartford High School, Conn.-E. H. Smiley, Principal Glbz burare Q5reelzy ,Scholarships Course in A rts Course -in fl rts Course in A rts BRUNO CHARLES LECIILER Course in C'1'w'I Engineering Brooklyn Eastern District High School-W. T. Vlymen, Ph.D., Principal EMMA FLORENCE STRANG Waterloo High School-Harry B, Smith, A,B., 12riuQipu1 FREDA KISO Course' in A rts Course in A rts Eastern District High School, Brooklyn-W. T. Vlymen, Ph.D., Principal . LORING DE LACY JONES Boys' High School, Brooklyn-john Miclclehorough, Ph.D., Principal 70 C 'ourse -in fl rls Glibe Kuhn Stanton Q5unlI1 Svtbnlamlnps DAVID THEODORE SMITH CUM-rgg in Law Brooklyn Eastern District High School-W. T. Vlymen, Ph.D., Principal CLAIRE L. SOUTHVVORTI-I Cgmfge in Ang Holley High School-H. D. Bartlett, Principal EMIL ADLER Course in M6L7hU'11'ZiCL1l f?17fg7:1fL667'i1fLg Masten Park High School-F. S. Fosclick, MA., Principal PETER THOMAS VANDERWAART p Course in Mechanical Engi1fLee1'i1fIg Norwich Free Academy-H. A, Tirrell, Principal Glibe Stewart IL. Wuuhfurli Srbularsbips GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY Course in Arts North Tonawanda High School-E. A. Smith, M.A., Principal Ross PETER ANDERSON Course in Arts South Butler High School-L. I. Cross, Principal FRITZ FERNONV Course in Arts Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D.Pcl., Principal CHARLES CI-IADOVVITZ Comse in Arts Boys' High School, Brool-:lyn-john Miclcleborough, Ph.D., Principal iflssurtate Qlumnaz Svcbular CHARLOTTE EVEREST SHUMWVAY Course in Arts frank William lllallgbam Srbular . WILLIIXM IQAHL Course' in lvl'fQChCl.7'ZiCl'LZ E11gi11ee1'i1fzg flBuarIlmrm Sneniut Lam Mjrige ARTHUR BROTHERS WEBEIQ COWSC' in Law 71 .MQ--1:3f-'f 1 :A ' 'J '1 .-T' ' .. . --lY-'f'fo- ' 1 '.'.- nf'-.1-.. , ,,,s,,-1,.. ,. ..,1 . ,Q , . I, . 1, ,, ,gf:.,.1n 5 .Ne ' ', 1 3, I . - xg. A ,.' J , 5' -I-. V. .',,.-3,,..1.U... I. . 5 , 1 U.. ,- - :x -103,1 'H w.:?4',f.k-. -.1 . . . . - .--1 , .- -' .- -',' 7, .4 , , . . ' ' . , ' ' , '. .. .:-,211 '1.:.- H , ff - - ll 1 ., 'L' - ,' . 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QU111X'L'1'S11.X' 01' C111l'1lQ'O1, 1005, Luna, Ohio. ' 0 P11 .D Chemistry 72 BOOTIIROYD, SAMUEL LATIMER, B.S. QColoi-ado Agricultural Collegej, 1893, M.S. Csamej, 1904. Ithaca. jl4f,C,E Civil Engineering, Mathematics BOYD, PAUL PRENTICE, A.B. COberlinj, 1898, A.M. CPark Collegej, 1900, A.M. CCornelll, 1905. Siloam Springs, Ark. Ph.D Mathematics, Physics TBRECKENRIDGE, VVILLIAM EDWIN, A.M. QYale Collegeb, 1893, A.M. Qsamel, 1902. New York City. E Mathematics BROWN, GEORGE HENRY, B.L. CDartmouth Collegej, 18911, Lebanon, N. H. AM Romance Languages BROWN, LOUISE FARGO, A.B., 1903. Buffalo. Ph.D History, Geology BROWN, NIORTIMER JAY, B.S. CUniversity of Nehraskaj, 1905. Tecumseh, Neb. Ph.D Chemistry, Physics, Geology . BURGOON, CHARLES ELI, M.E. Estelle, Texas. M.M.E Mechanical and Electrical Engineering BURNETT, SAMUEL HOWARD, A.B., 1892, M.S., 1896, D.V.M., 1902. Vllebster. PZLD Veterinary Medicine, Bacteriology, Histology BUTLER, BERT S., A.B., 1905. Wyoming. 1Al.M I Geology CAMP, ARTPIUR DUTTON, A.B., 1905. Montclair, N. J. Ph.D Chemistry, Geology CARRUTH, WILLIAM MASSEY, A.B., 1901. Cleveland, Ohio. PILD Mathematics, Physics TCASTLE, SAMUEL NORTIPIRUP, A.B. CI-Iarvarclj, 1901. Ithaca. Mechanical Engineering CATES, JPUNIUS SIDNEY, B.Agr. QNorth Carolina College of A. and MJ, 1902, M.Agr. Csamej, 1904. Swepsonville, N. C. Agriculture PlIz.D 73 CAUT1-11211, EDWARD FR,iNc'1s. 13.8. 1Univc1-sity of Nashvillei. 1896. Ham- iltonv Ala. 1lfI.S. in flgr. Agricult ure 'l'CESSNA,JO1-IN RANDoLP11, NLE., 1893. Ithaca Civil Engineering CHAKRAVARTY, JATINDRA NAT11, AB. 1Cz1lc:utt:11, 1902. Calcutta, India. MS. in flgr. Agriculture CLARK, CHARLES FREDERICK, B.S. CUniversity of Vcrmontp, 1897. Glover, Vt. MS. m Agr Agriculture, Botany COBB, C1-1ARL12s Sl1'lERMAN, B.S. in Arn-li.. 1905. Alliaiiy. MS. in .-lrch Architecture COCHRAN, JEROME, C.lE. KA. 8 M. College of Tcxasl. 1904, B.S. in C.E. Csamcl, 1905. Houston, Texas. flff-E Civil Engineering COCHRANE, PIARRY H.-xxilifrox, B.S. qTrinity College, Hartford. Conn.1, 1901. Ithaca. .1I.Zllf.E Iileclrii.-nl and Civil Engineering COFFIN, JOSEPH H12Rsc111sL. B.S. QPcnn. Collcgel, 1902. .-MM. Qsamej, 1904. Oskaloosa, Iowa. Plz.D Philosophy COIT, JOHN EL1o1', B.S. in Agia QND1-th Carolina A. X M. Collegei, 1903, M.S. in Agr. cCO1'11Clll, 1905. Ithaca. PILD Agriculture, Botany IKCOLLIEK, THEODORE FR1zL1NG11Ux's12N, AB. QHzuniltonl, 1894, A.M. Qsamej, 1897. VVillianstown, Mass. Pl1..D History and Political Science COLPIT'I:S, ELMER CLIFFORD, A.B. QMount Allison Universityj, 1902. Pomt cle Bute, New Brunswick, Canada. Ph.D Mathematics, Physics CONANTI, GO.LDSMITI-I HALL, AB. QBates Collegeb, 1898, A.1B. QHarvard Universityj, 1903. Littleton, Mass. AJVI. Physics 74 CoPPocK, EMMA ETHLEEN, A.B. CEarlham Collegej, 1904. Union Springs. I4.M German, French Cox, EDWARD GODFREY, A.B. CWabash Collegej, 1899, A.M. CCornell Uni- versityj, 1901. Cleveland, Ohio. PILD English, History and Political Science CRAIG, CLYDE FIRMAN, A.B. QUnivei-sity of Michiganj. Des Moines, Iowa, Ph.D Mathematics, Physics CRAMPTON, GUY CHESTER, A.B. QPrincetonJ, 1904, A.M. QCornellj, 1905. Mobile, Ala. Php Entomology CRITTENDEN, EUGENE CASSON, A.B., 1905. Oswayo, Pa. Ph.D Physics CUNNINGHAM, Gus WATTS, A.M. fFur1nan Universityj, 1902. Birming- ham, Ala. Ph,D Philosophy, English CURTIS, RALPH WRIGI-IT, BSA., 1901, M.S. in Agr., 1905. Ithaca. Ph.D. Agriculture, Botany DANIELS, VIRGIL CLAYTON, PhB. CUnivei-sity of North Carolinaj, 1904, A.M. Csarnej, 1905. Oriental, N. C. Ph.D Chemistry, Physics DAVIES, WILLIAM GOMER, BS. in C.E. QUniversity of Californiaj, 1903. Boise, Idaho. M'.C.E Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering DAVIS, ALBERT, AB. QColu1nhia Universityj, 1903, A.M. Csamej, 1904. Brooklyn. PHD. English, Philosophy iDE LAGUNA, GRACE ANDRUS, A.B., 1903. Tacoma, Wash. Ph.D Philosophy, History and Political Science DELBRIDGE, THOMAS G., A.B. QUnion Collegej, 1903. Batavia. PILD. Chemistry DE MAJUMDAR, INDU BHUSHAN, A.B. CCalcutta Univcrsityj, 1902. East Bengal, India. MS. 1.11 fig - Agriculture 75 DENNISON, BOYD COE. ME., 1904. Binghamton. BI.M.E Mcclizmicul Engineering XDODGE, LAWRENCE GREEN, .-LB. fHz1rx'ard Universityl, 1904. B.S.A. Cornell Universityl. 1905. Wenham. Mass. 1lfI.S. in flgr Agriculture DORSEY, HERBERT GROVE, B.S. lDenison Univcrsityl, 1897, M.S. Csamej, 1898. Granville, Ohio. Ph.D Physics, Mathematics DOUGLAS, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH, A.B. CSmith Collegej, 1904. Gardner,- Mass. AM Botany DUTT, HIRA LAUL, .-LB. Qffalcuttal, 1902. Calcutta. India. iW.S. in Agr A gricull ure EDGERTON, CLAUDE XYILRUR, BS. lUnivcrsity of Ncbraskab. 1903. Wood- bine, Iowa. PILD Botany EDMINSTER, FRANK CUSTER, A.B., 1902. Brooklyn. All xI1lli1C111Illik'S TENGLERT, ALFRED, ME., 1900. Brooklyn. Mathematics, German TENGLISH, ANDREW, D.V.M., 1905. Ithaca. Veterinary EVANS, EMILY AB1GAlL, A.B. qWonmn's College of Baltimorej, 1904. Reisterstown, Md. All! Comparative Anatomy of the Brain, Vertebrate Zoology FAIRBANKS, FLOYD CooPER, AB. QUniversity of Rochesterj, 1901. Wil- liamson. Ph.D Physics FELLDIN, JENNIE WILI-IELMINA SOPHIE, AB., 1900. Auburn. A.M Latin, Greek FENNER, ROBERT COYNER, ME., 1904. Ithaca. A.M Physics 76 IFERGUSON, ALEXANDE12 NICGAIQNYVEN, B.S.H. CAgricultural and Mechanical College of Texasj, 1894, M.S. Csamej, 1896. Austin, Texas. Ph.D Botany FISHER, ARTHUIQ WILLIAM, Ph.B., 1898, A.M., 1899. Pultneyville. Ph.D English, German FISHER, WILLAIZD JAMES, A.B. QAmherstJ, 1892. Woods Hole, Mass. Ph.D Physics FLETCHER, PHILENA BELLE, B.S.A., 1904. Bainbridge. PILD Entomology, Botany ZFFLETCHER, WILLIAM FRANKLIN, B.S.A., 1904. Bainbridge. M.S. in Agv' Horticulture IFOORD, JAMES AIJFRED, B.S. CNew Hampshire Collegel, 1898, M.S. in Agr. CCornell Universityj, 1902. Newark, Del. Ph.D Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine FOSTER, HERBERT HAMILTON, Ph.B., 1900. Canandaigua. Pli.D .. Science and Art of Education, Philosophy FRANK, JOSEPH JULIUS, A.B. QColumbia Universityy, 1905. New York City. ALM Chemistry, Physics FRASER, SAMUEL, QCheshire Agricultural and Horticultural College, Eng- landj, 1898, M.S. in Agr. QCornellD, 1905. Ithaca. PILD Agriculiure FREEDLANDER, ABRAHAM ABBEY, A.B., 1905. Buffalo. Ph.D History and Political Science FREEMAN, HENRY LIVINGSTON, B.S. in CGeorgia School of Technologyj, 1900. Atlanta, Ga. M-fl?-E Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering GAEHR, PAUL FREDERICK, A.B., 1902, AM., 1905. Ithaca. PhD Physics, Mathematics GAGE, OTIS AMSDEN, Ph.B. QUniyeI-sity of Rochesterp. 1899. Bellona. PILD Physicsf Mathematics 77 GANG, LAURA, Ph.B. Lliarlham Colle-gel, 1891, B.S. fUniversity of Chicagoj, 1898. Richmond, Ind. !lfI.S. in Agr Agricul Lurc GAVETT, GEORGE l.Rv1Ncs, 13.8. in CE. 1Univcrsity of Michiganj, 1893. Ithaca. A-M Matliexiiatics, Civil linginccring GEI-IRING, HEIZIXEIQT AUGUST. GE., 1903. Portland. Me. .M.C.E Civil lingincuring GEISSLER, Luriwlu REINIIULD. BL. lUlllX'L'l'SlIf' of Tcxasl, 1905. Ithaca. Ph.D lllllluiklllllf' GEORGE, SIDNEY GUNZALES, C.li., 1905. l:1'CLlOlll8.. 1lI.C.E Civil linginccring GHOSI-I, APURBA Cl-IANDRA, BA. lCalI-utta Univcrsityl. 1901. Dacca, Bengal, India. 31.5. -in .-lgr Agricullurc GIBBS, ELBERT IXLLAN, B.S. in GE. QUnix'crsity of Californiaj, 1905. Ithaca. 1lI.C.E Civil Engineering GOLDENXVEISEIQ, EMANUEL A., A.B. QColumbia Universitvj, 1903, A.M. QCo1'nellj, 1905. Kicw, Russia. I Ph.D History and Political Science 1GoRDoN, ,ARTI-IUR, A.B., 1904. Caledonia. All! Romance Languages GRAY, WILLIAM DODGE, A.B. fU11lX'C1'Sll1j7 of Arkansasj, 1900, A.lN-I. QCor- nellj, 1903. Little Rock, Ark. Ph.D Latin, Greek, Ancient History GULLION, OMAR RAY, A.B. QUniveI'sity of Missourij, 1904. Maywood, MO- Ph.D Physiology and Pharmacology, Physiological Chemistry, Bacteriology HARRIS, CLARENCE OWEN, A.B., 1898. Ithaca. Ph.D Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology 73 'lf HAXVKINS, FRANK, A.B., 1905. Hainden junction, Ohio. A.M Chemistry HAWLEY, LEE FRED,1A.B., 1903, A.M., 1905. East Randolph. Ph.D Chemistry, Geology HAYES, SAMUEL PERKINS, AB. CAniherStj, 1896, B.D. CUnion Theological Seniinaryj, 1902, M.A. QColumhia9, 1902. Rochester. PhD Philosophy, History and Political Science HAYHURST, PAUL, A.B. QMiSsouri Universityy, 1904. Dunkirk. Ph.D Entomology, Zoology HEADLEE, THOMAS J., A.B. Qlndiana Universityj, A.M. Csanieb, 1905. Yeoman, Ind. PI1.D Entomology HELXVIG, ORESTES PIERBERT, A.B. QOhio Wesleyanj, 1901, A.M. Csamel, 1901. Gnadenhutten, Ohio. PhD Latin, Greek, Ancient History HODGE, PERCY, A.B. CWGStG1'11 Reserve Universityj, 1892, B.S. CCase School of Applied Scienceb, 1894. Hudson, Ghio. Ph.D Physics, ltlathematics HOLCOMBE, JOBELLE, B.A. CUniverSity of Arkansasj, 1898. Springdale, Ark. ,Pl.M English HOMER, WILLIAM HARRISON, BS QUtah Agricultural Collegej, 1900. Lggan, Utah, MS. HZ rlgl' Agriculture, Botany HOPKINS, RICHARD, B.C.E. tlowa State Collegej, 1903. Nevada, Iowa. Zlf1.C.E Civil Engineering HOSEORD, GEORGE WHEELER, BSA., 1902, M.S. in Agr., 1905. Mexiccjil D 1. Agriculture HOWITT, JOHN EATON, B.S.A. Clloronto Universityl, 1905. Guelph,NO'n- tario, Canada. Mb- W Ag Horticulture, Entomology 79 Hoxuz, Roursm' FIIANKLIN, Pl1.B. CUnivcrsity of Chicagol, 1893. Ithaca. ' Ph.D History and Political Science PIUNN, NIYRTA EI.E.xNoIz, A.B., 1899, AAI., 1900. Batavia. PILD Greek, Latin, Classical Archaeology HUNTINGTON, CIIARLIIS CI.IIfIfoIxD. IIS. Cflntioch Collcgel, 1896, PlI.B. QOlIio State Univcrsityl, 1902, AAI. Qsamcl, 1905. Yellow Springs, Iowa. PILD History :Ind Polilicaal Science. Geology IRONS, NIARTIN josllurx, I3.C.l5. in l3.S. QCornc-ll Collcgcl, 1892. Fort Worth, Texas. Pl1.D , Agriculture, Geology ISIIAM, I-IELEN, A.B., 1903. I3u1l'alo. PILD Chemistry, Physics JARVIS. CI-IESTER DEACON, B.S.A. QTO1'Ollt.O U1'l1VCI'SilLj',l. 1899. Montreal, Canada. ' Ph.D :Xgri-culture, Entomology tiijarraas, HENRY XVILLIAMS, I3.S. in Agr.. 1897. Plainsboro. N. J. MS. in .-lgr Agriculture JENNINGS, FRED i'.iUNT1NG'l'ON, A.B., 1902. Moravia. Ph.D Chemistry, Geology IIOIINSON, THOMAS CARSIIADON, B.S. in Agr. QWcst Virginia Universityj, 1896, A.M. Csamej, 1900. Morgantown, VV. Va. Ph.D Horticulture, Entomology JONES, RAYMOND WATSON, A.B., 1905. Albany. Ph.D Modern and Romance Languages QIIKAUFFMAN, CALVIN HENRY, A.B. CHarvardj, 1896. Lebanon, Pa. Ph.D Botany, Chemistry iKNOWLTON, DANIEL CIIAUNCEY, A.B., 1898. Ithaca. .F?h.D History and Political Science KRAIEEKOPF, FRANCIS CRAIG, AB. Qlndiana Universityj, 1904, Maywood, Chemistry V SO IQRECKER, FREDERICK HARTZLER, AB. CPrincetOnj, 1904. East Orange, N- J- ,LM Entomology :i:KUNZE, EDWARD -I., B.S. CCOoper Unionj, 1899, M.E. QCOrnell Univer- sityy, 1901. New York City. jl.l.M,E Mechanical Engineering LEWIS, BURDETTE GIBSON, AB. Qlfniversity Of Nebraslqaj, 1904. Omaha, Neb. Php History and Political Science LEWIS, CLAUDE ISAAC, B.S. CMaSSachuScttS Agricultural Collegej, 1902, BS. CBOStOn Universityj. Alfred. IDIS. in Agr Agriculture LOCKHART, OLIVER CARY, AB. Clndiana Universityj, 1903, A.M. Qsamej. 1905. Albany, Ind. Ph.D History and Political Science MCCLATN, GRACE DARLING, PhB. CScio Collegej, 1900. Cadiz, Ohio. A.M Mathematics MCCOUET, WAL'PER EDWARD, AB., 1904, A.M., 1905. Brooklyn. Ph.D Geology MACGILL, CAROLINE ELIZABETH, AB., 1904. Quebec, P. Q., Canada PILD History and Political Science TMCNAIR, FREDERICK HENRY, D.V.M., 1905. Mt. Morris. Materia Medica, Surgery MCNITT, ROBERT J., AB., 1902, 1904. Ithaca. M.M.E 'Electrical Engineering MCNOWN, WILLIAM COLEMAN, B.S.C,E. QUniverSity of Wisconsinj, 1903. Manston, 'WiS. Mt-C-E Civil Engineering MANN, ALBERT RUSSELL, BSA., 1905. Pittsburg, Pa. MS. in flgr Agriculture MARTIN, CHARLES KNOX, B.S. in E.E. CUniverSity of Missourij, 1905. Doniphan, MO. IV! .KVI . E Mechanical and Electrical Engineering S1 MAR1'IN, NIATTIE IXLEXANDER, A.B., 1902. Duhlin, Va. AJVI Philosophy NIARTIN, VVILLIAAI FRANKLIN. B.S. fUl1lX'C1'S1tj' of Tcxasl, 1903, CE. Csamel, 1904. Attoyac, Texas. Ill-CE ' Civil Engineering, Mechanics MATIIERs, FRANK CURRY, A.B. flnclinna Univc-rsityi, 1003, A.M. Qsamej, 1905. Bloomington, Incl. PILD Chemistry NIE!-ILING, A'iOR'l'lMliR FRANCIS, A.B., 1005. Clcvclzixirl, Ohio. PILD Cl1C1lllSLl'j' TIMILLS, FREDERIC ALDIIN, LLB., 100-L Itliaczi. Psyvliolugy, Greek. Nlcclisvvnl llisumry lwITCI'IELL, FRANK DAVIS, A.l3., 100-1. lthziczi. PlI.D Plliliismxplly NIITCI-IELL, LYNN BOAL, BA. QOhio State U1'liX'C1'Sitj'l. 1903. Piqua, Ohio. Ph.D Latin, Greek and Ancient History IMOFFETT, EDNA VIIQCEINIIN, AB. Wasszirl, 1807, AM. qCoi'nell Univeiisitvb. 1901. Riclinioncl, Va. ' PlI.D I-Iistory and Political Science MOLB1', FRED A., A.B. fBE1kCl' Univcrsityj, 1904. Baldwin, Kan. PII.D Physics, Mzitliemutics MOLLOY, MARY ALoYsIA, Ph.B. fOhio State Universityi, 1903, A.M. Qsamej, 1905. Sandusky, Ohio. PlI.D English, History iMoRRIs, RICHARD, B.S., Qllutgersj, 1899, MS. Qsamej, 1902. New Bruns- wick, N. J. PILD lllatheinatics, Physics MURRAY, ELSIE, A.B., 1904. Athens, Pa. Ph.D Philosophy, Physiology TNELSON, JAMES ALLEN, Ph.B. QKenyon Collegej, 1898, Ph.D. fUniversity of Pennsylvaniaj, 1903. Ithaca. Honorary Fellow in Entomology 82 NUTT, HARRY GARRTELD, BS. CDartmouth Collegej, 1904, M.S. Csanieb, 1905. Worcester, Mass. Ph.D History and Political Science OLMSTEAD, ALBERT TEN EYCK, A.B., 1902, A.M., 1903. Troy. Ph.D History and Political Science OTIS, MARGARET, A.B., 1893. Rochester. Ph,D Greek, Latin, Comparative Philology TPACKARD, ROSCOE BIILLIKEN, A.B. QAclelbert Collegej, 1899, A.M. Qsarnej, 1900. Wasliingtoii, D. C. Civil Engineering TPAULL, LESLIE FAIRBANKS, BP. CBroWn Universityj, 1897, A.M. Csamel, 1898. Somerset, Mass. Agriculture, Botany PAWLING, JESSE RANDOLPH, A.B., 1905. Watertown. A.M Physiology, Histology PIERCE, CLARENCE ALBERT, BS. CWesleyan Universityj, 1902, M.S. Csaniej, 1904. Roxbury, Conn. Ph.D Physics POINDEXTER, CHARLES CARDOZA, BS. in Agr. COhio State Universityj, 1903. Parkersburg, W. Va. .M.S. in Agz' 4 A gricult ure RATHER, ETHEL ZIRLEY, A.B. QUniyersity of Texasj, 1902, A.M. Qsamej, 1903. Gonzales,Texas. PhD History and Political Science, Romance Languages RAY, BURTON JUSTICE, A.B. CWake Forest Collegej, 1904, Raleigh, N. C51 LD. Chemistry iRAY, PERLEY ORMAN, QUniyersity of Vermontl, 1898, A.M. Csamej, 1902. Burlington, Vt. Ph-D History and Political Science READ, EFFIE ALBERTA, A.B., 1903. Haverhill, Mass. A-Nl Histology and Embryology, EWCOYHOIOEY 83 ' REIJDIOK, DONALD, A.B. fwabash Collegel, 1905. Noblesville, Ind. Ph.D Botany, Entomology REINECKE, LEOPOLD, AB. CUnivcrsity of the Cape of Good Languedoc, Cape Colony. Geology Hopej, 1902. Ph.D RENNER, ROLAND BORNIAN, B.S. 1PuI'due Universityj, 1902, M.E. QCornellj, 1904. Nasl1ville,TCnn. Mecliainicul Engineering RICE, GEORGE Vlil'll'1'MORE, NLE., 1903. Itlizica. Xleclmnical Engineering 'i'RICI'ITEl2, RIARTIN LIITIIRR, jr., BS. in C.E. 1University 1904. MaclisOn,Ga. lilcclricul Engineering, Physics RIEGIEL, Ross ll'llI.TON, CE., 1904. I'Iar1'isburg, Pa. Civil and Meclmnivszil Engineering ROBEIZTSON, GEORGE C., AB., 1905. Buffalo. Chemistry, Agriculture ROBINSON, LOUIS NEWTON, AB. fSXV3.1'fl1I'I'1Ol'C Collegel, 19 Pa. History and Political Science M .M .E M .M .E of Georgiaj, 1lI.C.E A .M 05. Vosburg, Ph.D ROBINSON, SAMUEL EGBERT, B.S. in Agr. QWashington Universityj, 1905. Walla Wa.lla,1VVaslI. Agriculture RODGERS, RALPH CHAPMAN, M.E., 1905. Binghamton. Physics ROGERS, CLARENCE ARTHUR, B.S.A., 1904. Bergen. Agriculture ROGERS, WILLIAM WOOLARD, A.B., 1905. New York City. History and Political Science SABINE, GEORGE HOLLAND, A.B., 1903. Dayton, Ohio. Philosophy 84 NLS. 'lil1- Agr nl .NI .M.S. in Agr A .ZW Ph.D SAWDON, WILL M., B.S. in M.E. CPu1'due Universityj, 1898. Aurora, Ind. M.M.E Mechanical Engineering TSAYWARD, MARY EDITH, A.B. CSmith Collegej, 1894. Springvale, Me. Botany, Zoology, Physiology SCHLUEDERBERG, CARL GEORGE, 1902. Pittsburg, Pa. Ph.D Chemistry, Physics SCHMITZ, NATHANIEL, BS. in Agr. CKanSaS State Argicultural Collegej, 1904. Sterling, Kan. Ph,D Agriculture, Botany SEATON, SARA, A.B. QWelleSley Collegej, 1896. Cleveland, Ohio. A.M Botany SHANKS, LEWIS EDWARD PIAGET, Ph.B., 1899, A.M. CColumbia Universityb, 1904. Ithaca. Ph.D Romance Languages, History and Political Science SHARPE, FRANCIS ROBERT, A.B., CCambridge Universityj, 1892. Ithaca. O Ph.D M athernatics TSHELDON, HELEN GRISWOLD, A.B. CVaSsar Collegej, 1891. Ithaca. Entomology, Botany, Vertebrate Zoology SHELDON, RALPH EDWARD, A.B., 1904, A.M., 1905. Ithaca. Ph.D Neurology, Histology, Comparative Anatomy SHIPMAN, ROBERT LEE, BE. CUnive1'Sity of Missourij, 1895, EE. Qsamej, 1896, M.E. QCOrnell Universityj, 1899, M.M.E. Csamej, 1904. Ithaca PAD Physics, Mathematics SHREVE, RICHMOND HAROLD, B.Arch., 1902. Ithaca. .M.S. in Arch Architecture, Civil Engineering SIL, SURENDRA NATH, AB. QCalcutta Universityj, 1902. Calcutta, India. MS. in Agr Agriculture ISISAM, CHARLES HERSCHEL, A.B. QUniverSity of Michiganj, 1902, AM. CCOrnell Universityb, 1903. Sloan, Iowa. pil-D Mathematics, Physics 85 ESMITII, GERTRUDE, A.l3. f,Vassa.r Collcgcj, 1897, A.M. Csamej. Portland, Iwe. Ph.D Mutlieinatics. Civil Engineering SMITI-I, HURON HERIIERT, B.S. CDC Pauw Universityj. 1905. Winchester, Ind- PILD Botany,fl'hysiology 'i'S:vII'I'II, .IULES Axnlzi, BS. in Arch.. 1902, MS. in Arch., 1903. New 7 X ork City. Fellow in Art'hiIQc1IIrc SNOWDON, R.-XLI'll CUTIIIIERT. JMB., 190-1. Scranton. Pu. All! C l'lC'Il11S-lfy SPENCER, GEORGE LAWTON. ME. qBrown Universityl, 1904. Providence, R. I. ' IVI..l1f.E Mechanical Engineering TSTACY, MARVIN HENDRIX, PlI.B. CUnivcrsity of North Carolinaj, 1902, A.M. Csamej, 1904. Waxhaw. N. C. Civil Engineering ISTEWART, FRED CARLTON, BS. flown Agricultural Collegel, 1892, M.S. Qsamej, 1894. Gcncva. PILD Botany STONE, ISABELLE, A.B. Qwclleslcy Collcgej, 1905. Needham. Mass. All Greck, Conipurutivc Philology SWAINE, JAMES NIALCOLM, B.S. in Agr., 1905. Truro, Nova Scotia. 31.5. in :lgr Economic Entomology, Systematic Vertebrate Zoology TAN,.TIEN CHIII, BS. QTientsin Universityl, 1899, B.S. QUniVersity of Cal- Iforniaj, 1904. Canton, China. ilI.S. in Agr Agriculture TAYLOR, ALBERT DAVIS, B.S. Qlllassacliixsetts Agricultural Collegel, 1905. Westfo1'd, Mass. MCS. -in Agr Agriculture, Botany THOROUGHGOOD, ROBERT WILLIANI, CE. fLehiglI Universityj, 1902. Georgetown. Del. M.C.E Municipal Engineering and Sewage Disposal 86 TURRENTINE, JOHN WILLIANI, Ph.B. CUniversity of North Carolinaj, 1901, M.S. Csamej, 1902. Burlington, N. C. Ph,D Chemistry TUTTLE, ELBERT B., BS. in EE. Qlowa State Collegej, 1899. Ames, Iowa. Ph.D Physics, Mathematics IVAN HOOK, JAMES M., A.B. Qlncliana Universityj, 1899, A.M. Csamej, 1900. Borden, Ind. Ph,D Botany VVAGGONER, CHAUNCEY WILLIAM, BS. in E.E. QOhio Universityj, 1904, A.M. 1905. Sugar Grove, Ohio. Ph.D Physics WALBRIDGE, MABEL HARRIET, A.B. CMcGill Universityj, 1897. Mystic, P. Q., Canada. A.M Physics, Mathematics WATKINS, GEORGE PENDLETON, A.B., 1899. King Ferry. Ph.D History and Political Science WAUGH, ROBERT BENJAMIN, A.B. CHobart Collegej, 1902. Phelps. Ph.D V Philosophy WEED, ALFRED CLEVELAND, A.B., 1905. North Rose. A.M Zoology, Anatomy . VVEST, MARY CHEVES, BS. CTeachers' Collegey, 1902. Farmville, Va. Ph.D Philosophy iWIiETZEL, PIERBERT PIICE, A.B. CWabash Collegej, 1902. Arilla, Ind. . Ph.D I' Botany WHEELER, JOHN, ME., 1903. Ithaca. JlT.M.E Mechanical Engineering, Experimental Engineering WHITE, PAUL J., A.B. QSouthwest Kansas Collegej, 1900, A.M. fUniver- sity of Oklahomaj, 1901. Norman, Okla. M.S. in Agz' Agriculture WHITE, GORRELL ROBERT, A.B., 1905. Auburn. AJW Chemistry 87 'i'VVI'1l'1'lNG. REX ANTI-IONY. D.V.M., 1905. Patcliin. Putliology. Vctcrinury Sanitary Scicncu, Anatomy W1-TITTLESEY, VVALTER L1xcOLx, A.I3. 1Univcrsity of Oregonl, 1901. Port- land, Ore. Ph-D History and Political Science VVICK, FRANCES fViliR'l'Rl'llli. Ali., 1905. Butler, Pa. . fl.M' Physics XVILSON. CHARLES Scoox. .X.B.. 190-1. MS. in Agr., 1905. HaIl's Corners. Ph.D Agriculture WOLD, PETER IRVINO, 13.8. 1L'nix'crsity of f5l'CgOlll, 1901. 13.12. fsamej, 1901. Eugcnc,Oi'c. All Physics VVOR'I'l1l2N, Iimivxn Louis. 13.8. 1Univcrsity of Illinoisl, 190-1. Wzufsaw, Ill. A1.b.'1lI:i'QI' .Xgricullurc WRIGHT, ALBERT Hazsx. A.B., 1904. AM., 1905. Hilton. Ph.D Vertebrate Zoology, Histology YOUNG, HELEN L., A.B., 1900. East Palmyra. Ph.D History and Political Science ZERNS, A.RTIIUR BURTIS, AB., 1905. Watertown. Ph.D History :incl Political Science ibrahuate Stuhcnts in Gnhcrgrahuatz Qllnurses ABI2A1'IAMS, MOIQRIS LAXNDA, B.S. in ME. fflgl'1CL11t111'3i and Mechanical College of Texasj, 1903 ....... 1'lI.E AITKEN, JOHN WINFIELD, Jr., C.E. QPOnnsylvania Military Collegej, 1904 llif.E ALEMAN, FERNANDO, BA. fNational Agricultural Collegel, 1898 . B.S.A BALCKE, WALTEIQ PIENRY, A.B. Clllinois Collegej, 1904 M.E BAL'1'ASAR,APOLINARIO, B.S. QManilaJ, 1903 . OE SS BARROWS, FRANKLIN WILLIAM, A.B. CAmherStD, 1885, A.M. Csamej, MD. QUniverSity Of Buffaloj, 1893 .... BAUTISTA, MARIANO, B.A. QAteneO de Mauilaj, 1902 . BECKER, NEAL DOW, LL.B., 1905 . . . BEEEE, SILAS PALMER, B.S. CHarvardj, 1900 . . BERRINI, LUIZ CARLOS, C.E. CMackenzie Collegej, 1904 BERRY, RONIEYN, A.B., 1904 .... . BISHOP, ERNEST SIMONS, A.B. CBTOWTI Universityj, 1899 BLISS, GEORGE RIPLEY, B.A. CBuckne11 Universityj, 1903 . BOSTROEM, AUGUST, Jr., B.S. QCO11ege City Of New Yorkj, 1903 . BOXMEYER, CHARLES HERBERT, A.B. CStanfOrd Universityj, 1896 . BRADLEY, JAMES CHESTER, A.B. QPhi1ade1phia Central High Schoolj, BREWRINK, JOHN EDWARD, Ph.B. QNOrthWeStern Univeiisityy 1902 BROWN, STANLEY DOTY, A.B., 1905 ...., . BURNHAM, ENOCH LEWIS, A.B, CHa.rva1'dj, 1904 . . BUTTS, MARY BYRISSA, B.A. CGrove City Collegej, 1902 CAHILL, FRANCIS JOSEPH, A.B., 1903 . . . CALDWELL, ISABEL, A.B., 1904 . . . . CANAGA, GORDON BYRON, B,A. CSciO Collegej, 1902 . . CARLISLE, LENORE NELSON, A.B. CNGW Windsor Collegej, 1896 . CARROLL, WILLIAM GILBERT, B.L. QBa.y1Or Universityj, 1903 CHACE, ARCI-IIBALD EASTWOOD, A.B., 1904 .... . CHAMBERLAIN, FRANK WIEBITT, B.S. CUniverSity Of Vermontj, 1904 CHAPMAN, ARTHUR WILLIAM, Ph.B., QWeS1eyan Universityj, 1903 CHILD, FRANK SAMUEL, Jr., Ph.B. QHami1tOn Collegei, 1903 . CHRYSSIDES, STARROS STEPHEN, A.B. CRObe-rt Collegej, 1905 CLARK, ELLEN STOUT, BP. CW'eStcheSter Normalb, 1903 89 1888, Sp. MD B.A rch A .B M,D MD LLB MD ME ME I MD 1903 AB M.I5 LLB C.E A .B MD MD CIE .MDD M.E M.D VH! MD D. M'.D .UE .-IB CLURMAN, :NORRIS JOSEIIII. .-MB., 1905 . . . BID COCKRILL, EMMET, B.M.IE., CUnix'crsity Of Arknnsasj, 1905 . MFE COEFHAN, JOHN IDAXIEI., A.B. 1I'lIi1ru1L-1plIiz1 High SCIIOOIJ. 1900 . AB COLLETTI, IGNATIUS, MD, fPl1lL'l'IT1O Ul11X'L'l'51fy, Italyy, 1903 Sp. IU.D COLLIER, LAMAR SIIEIf1fIEI.D, M.E. QGcOrgia School Ol' 'l'cclInOlOgyV1, 1905 ALE CORNELL, FLORENVE KI., A.B. QNOW York City Xormal Collcgcp, 1905 ALB CRAIG, IRA LYNN, NLD. Clown Normall, 1905 .... ALE CRAIG, SAMUEL DALEY, AB. QHZl111DC1CD-S1KlHCf' Collcgcl. 1904 B..-lrch CRAIGHEAD, JAMES RAY, BA. fXv1111E11'11S Collegcb, 1895, M..-X. Qsamej. 1898 .......... 1W.E CRAWFORD, TMARY BIERRITT, A.B., 1904 MD CROss, RALPH ADAM, ALB., 1904 . LL.B CUDDEBACK, EDGAR GORDON, A.B., 1904 . M.D CUTLER, CHARLES EVLYNN, A.B., 190-1 . . B.Arch DAVIS, CHARLES ROY, AB. fOL1Z1C'1'l1lf1 Colle-gc-BJ, 1904 . AVID DAN'IS, ROY BINOI-IAM, A.B., 1904 . . . LLB DAY, RODNEY DEAN, BA. QYa.1c Ul11X'C1'S1tf'J, 1903 Z1I.E DENNIS, NINA A., AB., 1904 ...... BLD DEWEY, THOMAS AUOUSTUS, B.S. LViI'giIIia Militzlry Institutej, 1903 11I.E DODSON, MAIQTI-IA ET1-IEI., B.E. QB1OOU1Sb1.l1'g' State Normalj, 1903 A .B DONAI-IUE, WILLIAN1 JAMES ALOYSIUS, A.B. QSt. Peter's Collegej, 1904 NLD DRAGOSPIINOFF, DRAOOSHIN GEORGE, A.B. 1RObert Collegej, 1904 . B.S.A DRAKE, VVILLIAM ALLEN, B.S. cP1.11'd'L1G Universityj. 1899 . . DLE DRYFUSS, BARNEY JOACHIM, B.S. QCO11ege City Of New Yorkj, 1899, M.D. CUnive1'sity Of Louisvillej, 1903 ...... JVI.D DUBUIS, JOHN, B.A. QP1'esbyteria11 College Of South Carolinaj, 1905 C.E ESTILL, GEORGE CASTLEMAN, A.B. QKentucky Universityj, 1902 . M.E 90 EVANS, GORDON MAYNARD, B.S. QCOllege City of New Yorkj, 1904 ME FABBRI, REMO, Ph.G. CPharmical Institute New York Cityj, 1904 Sp. MD FAIRLAMB, GERTRUDE lWAY, M.E. CWeStcheSter Normalj, 1898 . A.B FARRIOR, JAMES VVILLIAM, B.E. CNorth Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanical Artsj, 1904 ...... IME FELKNOR, JAMES MINNIS, A.B. CMaryvillc Collegeb, 1905 . CE FENDRICH, WILLIAM, Jr., B.S. QCOllege City of New Yorkj, 1904 . ME FENNO, GEORGE FRANCIS, B.S. CCOllege City of New Yorkj, 1903 . ME FERNOW, BERNARD EDWARD, Jr., A.B., 1904 . . . ME FISHER, MARY JONES, A.B. CWeStern Maryland Collegej, 1890 . A.B FLEMING, BRYANT PERCIVAL, B.S. CUtah Agricultural Collegej, 1900 CE FRASER, NORA BLANDING, A.B. CMary Baldwin Seminaryb, 1901 . AB FREY, HARRY CHARLES, A.B., 1904 ...,.. LLB. FREYRE, LEOPOLDO ESTANISLAO, A.B. QUniverSity of Havanaj, 1903 OE. FROST, HARRY BARBER, BS. CUrIiverSity of North Carolinaj, 1904 M.E. FRYER, HARRY LEE, BS, COregOn Agricultural Collegej, 1905 M.E. GABY, ROBERT EDWARD, B.A. CTorOntO UniYerSityj,1903 . M.D. GALADJIKIAN, ALEXANDER SARKIS, A.B. fRObert Collegej, 1904 . M.E. GARROW, THEODORE ALEXANDER, B.S. COregOn Agricultural Collegel, 1905M E GEHR, RAY STEWART, Ph.B. QAdelbert Collegej, 1899 . ,M.E. GELSER, GEORGE MERRILL, A.B. QYalej, 1904 . . . MD. GEORGE, EMMA LOUISE, Ped.B. CA1bany Normal Collegej, 1897 . . A .B GILCHRIST, JESSIE LEWIS, M.P. CBlOOmSburg Normalj, 1898 . AB, GINORIO, FRANCISCO RICARDO, A.B. Clnstitute de Puerto Ricoj, 1899 M.E. GOMEZ, JOSE ANTONIO, Ph.B. CVicente Rocafuerte Collegej, 1904 . GOODALL, EDWIN BAKER, M.D. QMaryland Medical Collegey, 1905 Sp. M'.D. 11.15. GORDON, THOMAS CROXTON, BD. Wirginia Military Institutep, 1904 91 GRAVES, GAYLORD XYILLIS, A.B., 1905 1VI.D GREENBERG, NIAX, AB., 1905 ....... ZVLE GREGG, ROBERT, B.S. in 31.12. Clic-Orgia School Of Technologyj, 1905 M.E GREGSON, EDWARD JESSE, ISA. 1Uniw-rsiiy OfSydnCy1, 1903 . M.E GROVE, ELMIER Em.-INUEI., AB. QIQ1l11l101lJ1l-N1ZICOIT College-1, 1903, A.M. Csamej, 1904 ......... ANGLE HAINES, CHARLES ALVIN, 11.13. qZ1Iu1I1cnlwcrg C0111-gc-1, 1904 . . .NLE HARRIS, EUGENE AUOIfSTL's, A.B. 1S0lll1lXK'CSlCI'Il University of Texasj. 1888, M.D. 1-SZi.IT1t'I, 1891 ...... Sp. IW.D HART, HAROLD LESLIE, AB., 1903 ....,. LL.B HARTNETT, BIICHAEI. ARNOLD, BS. lSOuth Cznrolina Military Academyj, 1904 .......... .MFE HASCALL, THEODORE CONRAD, PILB. 1BrOwu Univorsityl. 1905 .MD HATIPIELD, HAZEL 111.-XY,A.B., 1905 . . .... 1 I.D HOCSON, FELIX, BA. QManila1, 1902 . Sp. BS..-1 HORN, STANLEY GRANGER, A.B., 1905 . . . M.D IRVINE, PIERPONT EDWARD, A.B. fKenyon Collegej, 1904 . M.E JOHNSON, HOWARD WHITE, B.S. CNOrthwestern Universityj, 1904 Ml? JOHNSTON, JAMES IVIARKIIAM AAIHLER, B.S. QVi1'giniz1 Polytechnic Insti- tutej, 1904, ME, Csamcb, 1905 ...... .ME JONES, GEORGE FRANCIS, A.B. QBidIllc' Univc-I'Sity1, 1901 Sp. B.S.I-1 JOSHI, LEMUEL LUCAS, B.Sc. QUnivcrsity Of Bombayb, 1902 . JMD KEARNS, TI-IOMAS JOSEPH, B.A. Q11fIzmlmttan Collegeb, 1902 . JVI.D ICENAJIAN, HAGOP, B.S., C.E. QO1IiO Northern Universityb, 1905 . Sp. C.E KERNAN, NICHOLAS EDWARD, A.B. QGOO1'getOwn1, 1903 . LLB KING, ALFRED FARIS, B.S. QPI-incetony, 1905 M.E KOEPILER, CHARLES GEORGE, Jr., A.B., 1904 . . . M.D KRASS, RALPI-I WILLIAM, B.S. CCO1lege City Of New YO1-kj, 1903 . ZVI.E KRONBERG, SOL, A.B. QCO1lege City Of New Y'O1'kJ, 1903 . C.E 92 LAASE, CHRISTPIANIF. J., BS. QCOllege City of NeW Yorkj, 1899, M.D. CNeW York Universityj, 1894 ...... Sp. M.D LAIRD, IDA MARIE, A.B., 1904 .... MD LEWIS, ORA MABELLE, AB. QSmitlI Collegej, 1900 . . M.D LODGE, RICHARD LESLIE, C.E. CUniverSity of Alabamab, 1904 . Sp. OE LONDON, JULIUS, M.D., 1905 ...... Sp. M.D LOUIS, HENRY CHARLES ERNEST, A.B. fJolmS Hopkinsj, 1904 M.E LYON, CHARLES ALBERT, A.B. QPrineetOnj, 1901 . . . M.E MCCOLLUM, EUGENE LAWRENCE, LL.B., 1905 . . Sp. AB MCCOMES, CARL ESSELSTYN, A.B. CUIHOI1 Collegej, 1904 M.D MCGLONE, JOHN, A.B. CJOl1nS Hoplcinsj, 1904 . . M.E MCIVER, GEORGE WALTER, BS. QClemSOn Collegej, 1904 M.E MCKAY, FLORENCE LUR1NDA,,A.B., 1905 .... MD MCKELVEY, JOSEPH VANCE, BA. QWeStminSter Collegej, 1902 . AB MALONEY, EDGAR WILLIAM, B.A. QSt. Lawrence Universityb, 1905 CE MANN, CHARLES MAITLAND, AB., 1904 .... MD MANNOCCIR, JAMES EARLE, B.A. QSpring Hill Collegej, 1904 MTE MANSFIELD, EDWARD RAYMOND, B.S. CUniverSity of Mainej, 1899 . M.D MARTIN, ARTHUR HAROLD, AB., 1904 ..... M.D MARTINEZ, CARLOS, BS. in Nat. Sci. CUniverSity of Arequipa, Peruj, 1903314 E MASON, WILLIAM HENRY, BSC. CSyClr1ey Universityj, 1905 . M.E MATTHEWS, HUBERT WILLARD, B.S. CClemSon Collegej, 1904 . M.E MATTY, FRANK JOSEPH, C.E. CPennSylvania Military Collegej, 1905 .Ml-I ZMITCHELL, JAMES REID, Jr., AB., 1905 ....- M-D MITCHELL, WALTER R., M.E. QlVlarylancl Agricultural Collegej, 1904 Ml? MOORE, KINGMAN COLQUITT, BS. CMercer Universityl, 1897 Sp. B561 HIE MOORES, MERRILL BRUCE, BS. QOregOn Agricultural Collegej, 1905 93 MOORMAN, SILAS MERCER, A.I3. fflcorgctown Collcgcj, 1898 IMD NIORGAN, VVILLIAAI CONANT, BS. f.:xH1hCI'StI COl1CgCl, 1903 . . IW.E. NIORROW, PIOMER NICHOLS, A.l3. CSOutlIwcStcrn Prcsl,Iytcrian Universityl, 1904 .......... ALE. NIORTIMER, CIIARLES XVARD, ILS. Cfxliss. College-I, 1902 MFE. NIONVAT, JOIIN FRIiDlER1C.:X.B., 1904 .... M15- LIUENZ. SIOAIUND, 13.8. 1COllcgc City O1 Ncw Yorkl, 1901 C.E NELBACII, GEORGE .IOSliI'l1,gX.B., 1905 ..,. LLB NEWCONIE, IQOIXIEIVI' ScO'I I', B.S. 1UI1ix'L-rsity Of Gcorgiul. 1905 ALE OBERNDORF, CLARENCE P.-WI.. A.B., 190-1 .....1 1 fI.D GLDS, TI--IOAIAS I'1AR'1'MAN. 13.5. QAg1'1L'l11Ll1l'Ll1 and BICL'l18.l11CH.l College of Texasl, 1902 ......... C.E. OLIVER, CLIFFORD RYLANDER, AB. fU111X'C1'S1lj' Of Gcorgial, 190-1 ALE OVNEILL, CIIARLES LEO, AB. 1801011 Hull Collc-gel, 190-1 . 1ll.D PARKER, ESTIIER EMI1.Y,:xx.B., 1905 ...,..1 1 AID PATTERSON, LUCILIS LAMAR, A.B. qMiSS. Collogol. 1898, .-LM. Qsanwl. 1899 M.E PATTON, WILLIAM FEARN, Jr., A.B. ffl111111311011-SlC1I1Cy Collegeb, 1903 M.E PAYNE, CHARLES ROCKNl'ELI., AMB., 1902 ..... IMD PAYNE, EDWARD DUOOAN, CE. fP1'111CCtOH9, 1905 1lLf.E PEASE, GEORGE NORMAN, A.B., 1904 . . IlII.D PERRY, LESLIE DONALD, A.B., 1905 ..... M.E PETIT, CHARLES VVESLEY, BS. QUnix'cI'Sity of Californiaj, 1903 . Sp. 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QWeSt Institute Of Granada, Nicaraguaj, 1894 .......... M.D. ROSSMAN, ALLEN M., A.B., 1905 ..... M.E ROUDEBUSH, ROY EVERETT, A.B. Clndiana Universityj, 1903 M.E RULISON, ELBERT THEODORE, Jr., B.S. QUnion Collegej, 1904 M.D RYAN, WALTER J., A.B. QObei-linj, 1903 .... CE SACKMAN, GILBERT ROY, B.S. QCOllege City of New Yorkl, 1905 . M.E SAMPAIO, VINCENTE DE ALMEIDA, B.S. CMaCkenzie Collegeb, 1903 . M.E. SANTEE, HAROLD ELMORE, A.B., 1904 ..... M.D. SAULSBURY, HENRY WILSON, A.B. CWeStern Maryland Collegej, 1902 SCALES, HENRY JACKSON, B.S. in EE. CGeOrgia School of Technologyj, 1904, B.S. in M.E. Csamej, 1905 ..... M.E. SCHEIDENHELM, FRED WILLIAM, A.B., 1905 . . . CE. SCHMID, ROBERT MAJOR, B.S, QCOllege City of New Yorkj, 1902 . M.E. SCHOLTZ, HERMAN FRED, CKentucky State Collegel, 1905 . CE. SCHUTZ, HARRY HERMAN, B.S. QNew Mexico College of Argiculturej, 190253 S A SCHWARTZ, LEO SAMSON, Ph.G. QNew York College of Pharmacyy, 1901 JMD. SCHWARTZ, SAMUEL ROBERT, A.B. CCollege City of New Yorkj, 1903 IME. SHANE, BERNARD, B.S. QCollege City of New Yorkj, 1902 . . CE. 95 SIMONTON, IRA BoYcE, B.S. fUnivcrsi1y of Floriday, 1903 . SMITH, JAY LEW1s, A.B., 1904 ...,.. . SPECHT, VVILLIAM I-IENRY, D.IJ.S. QNL-w York College- of Dcntistryl, 1902 STKE!-IAN, GEORGE E.-xRNEsT, B.S. lCollcgc City of Xcw Yorkl, 190-1 SUMMER, VVILI-IELM CARL, A.B. Qflcmsonl, 1902 .... SWEET, EARL VINC1iN'I',gA.B. fclllgilllfll, 1901 . . . SWISHER, IJONALD ljlf WHT. A.B. 1Unix'crsi1y of Tcnm-ssccl. 1903 TAPPAN, FRANK GIRARIJ, A.B. QAYZlSlll11glU1l :md Jcllcrsonl. 190-1 . TENNEY, ALBERT SEWARD, A.B., 1905 . . . . THRU, W1LL1.-xxx CRooRs. B.S.A.. 1900, AAI., 1901 TIBBETTS, HARLAND BRYANT, A.B., 1904 . . T1rEANY, DEAN STANLEY, B.S. llicul-an Collcgcm, 1905 . TINKLER, JoHN, Jr., A.B., 1905 .... . . TURNER, W1LL1Am JoEL, BA. qWz1sl1ington :md Lee Univcrsityl, 1905 VAUGHN, EYA GERTRUDE. A.B. QCom'crsc Collcgcl. 1905 . . VAUGHN, LELAND ALEXANDER, B.L. 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CE WESTGATE, MARY LAUTON, B.A. CWeSleya1T Universityj, 1897 . B.A1'ch WETHERILL, JOHN LARKIN, C.E. QPennSylvania Military Collegej, 1905 M E WHEELER, EARL, BS. in E.E. CKansaS State Agricultural Collegej, 1905 Sp. M.E WHITE, GERSHOM FRANKLIN, BS. COlIiO Universityj, 1901, Pl1.D. QCOrnellj, 1905 .......... M.D WILLIAMS, MAURICE WILLIAM, BS. QCOlgate Universityj, 1903 Sp. CE WILLS, JOHN GORDON, BSA. QUniveI'Sity of Vermontj, 1903 D.V.M WILSON, DAVID, AB., 1905 ....... M.D WINANS, JAMES ALBERT, A.B. CI-lamiltonj, 1897, A.M. Csamej. 1900 LLB WING, LUCIUS ARTHUR, BSC. COlIiO State Univei-Sityb, 1903 . . MD WINSLOW, ELIZABETH BISHOP, A.B., 1901 ...., MD WISE, FRANK LOUNSBURY, B.A. QCOllege City Of New Yorkj, 1904 M.E WOLHEIM, LOUIS ROBERT, BS. CCOllege City Of New Yorkj, 1903 M.E WONDERLY, GEORGE ARTHUR, Ph.B. QDiekinSon Collegej, 1905 . M.E WOOD, EDWARD AINSLEY, C.E. QU1Iive1'Sity of the Soutlij, 1905 . OE WOOD, FRANK TRAVERS, BS. QViTgii'Iia Military Institutej, 1904 . ME WOODHULL, STEPHEN CURTIS, D.O. QAmerican School of Osteopathyj, 1900 .......... M.D WORTMAN, OTTO, B.S. CCOllege City Of New YO1'kJ, 1903 . M,E WRIGHT, THOMAS TEMPLE, BA. QRichmO1Td Collegel, 1904 . CE YCASIANO-ROXTXS, FRANCISCO, B.A. CAteneO de Manilaj, 1903 . M.E YIH, KOLIANG, A.B. QChineSe Universityj, 1902 . . . B.5.:l 97 f 1' A. x Umm, Tm. 01.0 Dm: li r F n F -yv Two ol-' I'r11AcA's FALLS fr'1' w'r'-in I i 2-.QQ il :J A klrqx 'f , ':. ' ',?' giwffnla'-25' 'IC Gnu Jfmgsggsas ssmsss. sriixat' my E -'DEQCAT Aaiifgva 5Qvxi,L SHE 115+ BETTZ. ,Kg u5.L5, , ,Q-nv1-U 1- 5 Q Senior lass Kiclcoljl, Ricleely, Rickoly Ripv, Corncfll. I Yell, Nilzcieozz Six COLORS: VVHITE AND YELLOW Qlllass QBEirera JOSEPH BOIXD PHILIPS CHARLES PRICE ROSE . JOHN JACOB WOLFERSPERGER JOHN WILLIAM TODD . LA VERNE ARTHUR WILDER JAMES LLOYD BRAMAN . ROBERT CHARLES BARTON JOHN CARLISLE HEMINGWXVAX' FRED JOHN FURMAN GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT HUGH EDGAR WEATPIERLOW JAMES WHITE PERSONS . LINDLEY WILKESON JOHNSON EDWARD IALBERT STEELE . JAMES H.ARRY COSTELLO . DAVID CURTISS lwUNSON . 103 P7'6.V1Td6lZl Vice-Pifesicle 11 If Secretary Treasurei' Football Director Baseball Direclor N avy Director Trczcle Director Sergeczlil-al-A1'11i5 Class Orator Ivy Orcztoz' lJl6lf1Z0l'Z-ill Orczfoz' Hisloriau Proplzel I1'IL'zr5lzI1 l Hlurslml JAMES l.5ClONTGOMERY ACKLIX Toledo, Ohio .lrlewlzaliicizl El1g1'l'l66fl.l'1g 1 Class Crew C353 Varsity lfoiir-uarccl C31 CRAIG ADAIR 0 .J .Y ARTHUR GARFlEI.15ADAMS Congrcssg C. C. C. C. C35 lWAXIMILIAN CLAUDE ilxl.BRECIl H. Morse Stephens Delwalc Clulvg Congress ARTHUR DAVID ALCOTT MARGARET lXlAY ALLEN University Scholarship VVILLIAM DANIEL ALLEN University Scholarship HOWARD LEWIs ALLER Wilmington, Del. ilfarixw EIIg1'neer1'I1g Ithaca Lara' Lowvillc .iris Troy. North End EIm'ir1'ca1 Ellgl.l166V1.l1g Ithaca fl rts Buli'alo flleclzmziral Eizgineeruzg Richmond Hill l1J6'L'1lL'IIl'1iL'UI E'l'Zgil166f1'Tlg 0 Eg Freshman Crewg junior Varsity Crew C253 junior Promenade Committee3 Cheer Leaderg Gemel Kharm CURTIS FRANKLIN .ALLIAUME Orisk any Law W J gf 10 J 413 Robert Henry Thurston Debate Cluhg Freshman Banquet Speaker3 Class Secretary C353 Junior Promenade Comrnitteeg Round Tablei Rings Bench3 Chanceryg Sunday Night Cqlllll Masque C-L53 President Senior Law Class FRANK GIBBS ANDERSON LAWRENCE ARNOLD Auburn Electrical E l lgfl196I'l'1'Ig Brooklyn Law 0 A X3 Round Table3 Class Track Team C253 Cross Country Team C35 LESLEY ASHBURNER Philadelphia, Pa. Civil Engmeerfzfng X 03' Undineg Class Track Team C15 C253 Second Varsity Track Team C153 Varsity Track Team C25 C35 C451 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Quill and Dagger3 Mando- lin Club C452 Vigilance Committee C45 104 HENRY ATWATER East Orange, N. J. .llflechanfcal Engineefing If Ag Stoic Clubg Savage Club3 Sunday Night Clubg Undine3 Bench and Board3 Lacrosse Team C11 C213 Assistant Manager Masque C313 Business Manager C413 ' Sophomore Smoker COmmittee3 Sphinx Heacl3 Mermaidg Mummy Clubg Business Manager Class BoOk3 Senior Ball Committee RICHARD ELMER BABCOCK Buffalo Law REA EDWIN BABSON SO. Orange, N. J. Meclza111'calE11gl1zcc1'1'1'zgg ID F J LEE SHELDON BACKUS Derby l!6l6l'7'1'ICl1'j' ROBERT ERLE BACKUS Jamestown Archiitecmre Sacchordg GargOyle3 Artistic Editor 1906 CORNELLIAN HERMAN DOUGLAS BAGGERLY Clifton Springs Eleczrictzl E1lginee1'1zfng University Scholarship3 Congress C31 HARRY CLARK BALDWIN Ithaca Law 9 A 0? SYIVIA ERNESTINE BALL Warren, Pa. Arts .4 Pg Class Election Committee C213 Der Hexenlcreis WILLIs HENRY BALLANCE, Jr. Peoria, Ill. .Mechanical El1glW?61'l1'L,2 0 A X VIOLET BARBOUR Indianapolis, Ind. Arts A CD3 IP B Kg Ichthus3 1906 CORNELLIAN Board3 Der Hexenkreis WARREN STANLEY BARLOW Syracuse Law 0 A cb JOHN HALL BARRON Nunda Agwlculzfme Cayuga Club3 Cornell Cozlntryman C41 ROBERT CHARLES BARTON Seattle, Wash. Electrical E1Z'Q'lW66I'lWg Freshman CTCVVQ Junior Varsity Crew C21 3 Varsity Four C213 Sphinx Head3 Dunstan3 Varsity Crew C313 Class Football C113 Class Treasurer C113 Chairman Sophomore SmOker3 Junior Smoker COmmittee3 Vigilance Committee C41g Navy Director C-111 Treasurer E. E. Society C41 ' EUGENE JOHN BARVIAN Cowlesville Law ROBERT VAN RENSSELAER BASSETT Owego LGU' A T Q3 111 A 403 Round Table HARRY H. BATES Joliet, Ill. ZlfechcmicalEI1gz'm'er1'1zg Z Wg Undine3 Bench and Board3 Sunday Night Club3 Sobhomore Cotillion Com- mittee3 1906 CORNELLIAN Boardg Chairman Ice Carnival Committee LEWIs BEEBEE Aurora Illleclzrzzzzfcal E7ZglI'I66l'Z'1lQ Class Baseball Team C113 Varsity C11 BRIAN CHANDLER BELLOWS Richmond El0ff1'1iCUl EWIQIVIE-f 'f 1.Y Assistant Manager Lacrosse Team C313 Manager C413 'Treasurer I. L. L. 105 MARION BENJAMIN Cleveland, Ohio A rchzfleciure Sennightlyg Raven and Serpent: Der Hexenkreis RAY BENNETT ROMEYN BERRY, AB. H H lI,' Sphinx Head: Savage Clulig Manager Track Teaxn C333 Trvsasurcr Ithaca Arts Hudson Lau' Masqueg Class Football Team ill: Assistant l. C. .-X. A. .-X. A. i393 H'I'd02n-' Board tilj C335 Editorein-Chief Q45 4,531 Prize Orator Senior Banquet: Sunday Night Club MABEI. AEEOT BEssEi' Broolelyn Arts .-I flip Raven and Serpent: Second Vice-presiclciit C331 President Student Government HJ: Class Day Committt-c. GEORGE LESl.lPL BILDIERBECK CHARLES JAiIEs BILI.wIt.LER, Jr. A J 10 WILI,lAhl SMART Btsnov HAMPTON BLACK Z Wg Undineg Bench and Board: Fres lion Cominitteeg Golf Club L35 IRVIN BLAKESLEE .5 A E GEORGE RIPI.EX' Buss, BA. Senators CARL WINTEI2 BOEOEIIOLD Q fl .-Ig University Seholarshipg Treats GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT South Hartwick Law Brook ly n .lIer1Ianz't'al Engineering Savannah Elvflrzcal Engineering Klontgomery. .-lla. illc't'lIt1nI'ctII Ellgl-llF6f'ilI-lg hman Banquet Committee: Sophomore Cotil- Du Bois, Pa. Elcclrical Engiizeerring Washington. D.C. .7lIt'c'1!Cll11.Ct71 Engzbieering Mt.. Vernon :Weclztzriical Engineering urer C. S. BI. E. Ithaca .-lrts dl B Kg University Scholarship: H. Morse Stephens Debate Club: Columbia Debate Team 1353 Treasurer Debate Union C391 Class Election Committee: Ice Carnival Com- mittee C3jg '86 Memorial Stage t2jg '9-L Memorial Stage C35 t-lj: Vigilance Commit- tee t3jg Debate Council C453 Librarian C. U. C. A. HJ: Business Manager Era Q-U3 Editor-in-chief 1906 Class Bookg Class Oratorg Senior Banquet Committeeg Leader Columbia Debate Team U11 Gemel Kharm WALTEII BOIIRER ELIZABETH MAX' BOLGER HARLAN GIBSON BOSLER Cincinn ati, Ohio l,lfI6?C1ICIPI1.Ct'lI Erzgivieer-ing Philadelphia, Pa. -llrts Indianapolis, Ind. LGU! M 'J Fig W .I fhg Round Tableg Junior Law Smoker Committeeg Junior Smoker Com- mittee AUGUST BOSTROEM, Jr., BS. WOOD BOULDIN, Jr. JOHN GOSII BOWER, Jr. ID .Y K JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, AB. New York City Electrical El1gTl'l68Vi11-g Houston , Va. Civil EI1gi11eer1 rIg Hagerstown, Md. A V15 Philadelphia, Pa. A175 106 JAMES LLOYD BRAMAN Plattsburg Law Class Baseball Team C11 C215 Varsity C11 C21 C315 Class Football C215 Varsity Hockey Team C215 junior Law Smoker Committeeg Ice Carnival Committee C315 Quill and Dagger5 Chancery5 Baseball Director C415 Senior Ball Committee EMORY ELMER BRANDO W Sphinx Head5 Varsity Crew C115 Dunstan PERCY LEWIS BRAUNWORTII' B A Hg Association of Civil Engineers5 Cerberus D.ANIEL HARVEY BRAYMER COPPY LEYINTHAL BREGER RUSSELL HENRY BRENNAN A If Eg fb J CD5 Round Table WILFRID GORDON BRIERLEY Cayuga Club HORAOE EVERETT BRINKERIIOEE J T Ag Varsity Basketball Team mittee C11 KARL BECKXVITH BRITTON Catskill Civil Engmeezrmg Brooklyn Civil Eng1'1fIeer1'1fLg Granville Arts Brooklyn Arts Utica Law Dover, N. H. Ag1'z'cuIZu1'e Mount Vernon Agfdcultme C21 C31 C415 Captain C315 junior Smoker Com- Glenville, Ohio Illechanical Pi7Zg'iVLP6I'7i7Lg ALICE FARGO BROWN Buffalo A Arts A 05 Raven and Serpent5 Basketball Manager C315 Der Hexenkreisg Senior Class Book Committee CLYDE CIIANNING BROWN NeW Hampton, N. H. Lara' GROVER CHARI.Es BROWN Ithaca Civil IiVLgi11667'Z.1'Lg State and University Scholarships 5 WILLIAM HENRX' BROWNE, -Tr. Great Barrington, Mass. 1 I M echcmical E7LgZ1l66'V'LlZg X W HARRY ALEXANDER BRUCE Evanston, Ill. Electrical E11-gfllE6l'fl1-g A Ing Class Baseball Team C115 Captain C215 Freshman Banquet Committee FLOYD CoLI,INs BRUNDAGE Andover Electriml Eazgiiieemfng A T 0 N E5 Nagag Substitute Varsity Fencing Team C215 Manager C31 C415 Class Day Committee BLANCHE BUCKBRE French Mountain Arts Aftermath CIIRIsrIAN RUDOLF AUGUST BtiEs Achim, Gefmam' -'l?f Wlf'f fP Deutscher Vereing Lazy Club5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Agricultural Associationg Presi- dent C315 Cowzvll CO'ZZ-l'Lfl'j'l1Zd'1'l C21 C31 . I ' ' F EGUENE DICTKERSON BURNELL Rod and Bob RUSSEL BURNETT Mobile, Ala. Czwl .,1f1g1'1zee: ing Fort Plain A4119 107 HENRX' GORDON BURNH.-in Glens Falls Arts VVALTER NV1LL1.-in BURNs Greenport Elfleclmniral Eizgineering Class Track Team C15 C251 Class Election Committee 1455 Second Varsity Track Team C153 Varsity C253 Class Basketball Team L15 f25 Q31 1453 Sibley Journal C455 Long Island Club Q35 6451 President C-I5 HA RR Y FR E E M A N BUTTON Forest lil ome .il grzfcrulture E D WA R D W1 NS LO xv C A Al 1' 1 O N Troy Meehan ifal Eng: neerz ng J wg Quill and Dagger: .-Xleph Samachg Stoic Clulrg Bench and Board: Sunday Night ClLlbQ:XSSiSl.ZlI1t Manager Ifuulbull Team C351 Manager 1451 President lnterscholastic Track Association 135 HJ. ALLAN HARRY CANDEE Hinsdale, Ill. JTl0CIICll1I.L'l'l1 Engineering GEORGE CARPENTER Ithaca iWet'lmn1'caI Engineering J T J GEORGE BRIGGS CARPENTER Cedar Rapids, Iowa i1Im'Im111'va1 Engi neering zodiac V HAIKRX' EUGENE CARTER Skaneateles Arts JOHN RANDOLPH CA UTLISY Baltimore, Md. illeclzauical Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Maryland Club LE1oH MARSH CIIAMPAIGN Ithaca Civil Engzfneer-ing 10 I .15 Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Pyramid: Dunstang Varsity Football Team 1253 Varsity Baseball Team Q25 Q35 BENSON BRUSH CHARLES Salamanca .flris JANE BUTTON CI-IENEY Franklinville Arts A l'g Aftermathg Raven and Serpent: Der HexenkreisgClass Corresponding Secretary C353 Class Basketball Team Q35 LYSANDER D. CHILDS Columbia, S. C. Eletflrzrtzl Erzginee'r-ing W .41 0 OTTO TRVING CHORMANN Niagara Falls i-lris Alembicg Bandhug Scabbiard and Blacleg Lieutenant-Colonel Cadet Corps: Military Hop Committee Q35g Chairman C-L5 PERCY EDWIN CLAPP North Rush .flgrzfceulture JOHN POWELL CLARK Norwood Arts KATHLEEN BELL CLARK Davenport, Iowa .-lris Deutscher Verein: Secretary C355 Vice-President C453 Congrcssg VVinner ofthe German Debate C251 German Play Q35g Sports and Pastimes JOHN KEARNEY CLEARY Medina Law Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg Congress FRED PERCY CLEVELAND Holyoke, Mass. Mechamfcal Eiizgameering 108 HERBERT LANVRENCE COBB EMMET COCKRILL5 BME. K I RALPH BREXVSTER COE AERODISIO SAMPATO COELHO HELEN COEEIN A f',' Ichthusg Raven and Serpcntg Vice-President C41 JOHN Dix COEEIN Ithaca Law Little Rock, Ark. Zllechctuiral E7lgl7'Z66l'i'll4Q Oxford Civil E1'Zgt71G6l'Z7Zlg' Sao Paulo, Brazil flg1':'ciilt1ft1'a Alb any ,1 my Class Corresponding Secretary C115 Second Glens Falls Arts .Z X,' Quill and Daggerg Sunday Night Clubg Mummy Clubg Chairman Senior Ban- quetg Golf Team C215 Assistant Manager Baseball Team C315 Manager C41 ROBERT HOWLAND COIT A K Eg Gargoyleg lflfiduw Board C21 C315 Artistic Editor C415 Masque GEORGE DUDLEY COLLIER LAMAR SHEFFIELD COLLIER K Z JOHN DENIPSEY COLLINS Grand Rapids, Mich. Yq7'Cl't'Z'l6Cl'bLl'6 Rochester M eclvcznifal E71gZ-1t667'1.71g Atlanta, Ga. M echcmical Eiigirneering Ithaca Arts Gemel Kharm5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Class Pipe Committee C215 Cricket Club C115 Junior Prom. Committeeg Class Book Committee. LUCY JANE COLLINS ROBERT COLTMAN, Sd B A Hg Senators JAY FLOYD COMSTOCK CHARLES FERGUSON COOK Amsterdam Arts Wasliington, D. C. Civil E1igi1iee1 i1ig Oxford Electrical E1fzgi1iee1'ing Utica Civil E1igi1ice1'i1ig A I ,' H. Morse Stephens Debate Club5 Quill and Dagger5 Rod and Bob5 Gemel Kharmg Interclass Debates C11 C21 C31 C415 Debate Council C313 Toastmaster Sophomore Banquetg Vigilance Committee C31 C415 Cheer Leade-r5 Sunday Night Clubg President Association Civil Engineers5 University Scholarship BRUCE HALL CORMAN . Tonawand a Electrical E71g'll166l l'Vlg Junior Smoker Committeeg C. U. C. A. Cabinet C415 Vice-President Elec- trical Society C41 CLARA GARFIELD CORNELL Class Basketball Team C11 C315 Sennightlyg Vice-President C. U. VV. C. Ag Congress FLORENCE M. CORNELL A F JAMES HARRY COSTELLO Bridgeport, Conn. Arts New York City Arts Elmira llleclicmical E1-zgz'1zeerz'1tg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Stoic Clubg Dunstang Mummy Club: Class President C115 Varsity Football Team C11 C21 C315 Captain C415 Class Marshal C11 GEORGE JAMES COUCH 0 A 0 Ithaca Ldii' 109 SAM NESBIT CRAIG Pittsburg, Pa. M'cchanficuZ E1-zgineering .Y Wg Unclineg Freshman Banquet Crunniittec FRANK BYRON CRANDAL1, We-llsville :lrts Cl-'IARLOTTF PIOIVMI-.S CRAWFORD Nyack flrls li' Ii' l',' Cniversity Scliolarshipg Class Basketball Teain tim 133: Captain C312 lchthus: Raven and Serpent: Kisnu-t: Les Cahotinsg Class Secimrl Vice-President C233 President of Sage Dramatic Club t3l: Der llexenkreis: Class Poet HOWILLL Sco'1'r CREssxx'IfI.1. Deutscher Verein NIANUEI. VIC'roRIxo C trIzRx'o QHARRY LERov CURTIS J dig Class Football 'l'eanI Q23 EDWIN STAIR CLfR'I'1ss F.OBERT ASA Cusuxmx CI-IARI,Es EVELANII Cu'I'LER, AIS. Ottumwa, Iowa Arts llavana, Culva .'ll0cl1u1I1'm1 ElIgfl!C'C'I'1-Hg New York City lfI'ecI1'1'vuI Elzgiueeriing Cleveland. Ohio ,l1cclmnz't'al Engineering Prox'iilenee, R. I. I-lgr1'cult'nrc Peinlfroke .-lrchiieclnre Gargoyleg Banclhug Class Day Cminnittee ERNEST ANTON DAIINEN lthaea B A l7,' Association of Civil Engineers DE WITT l'lAYDEN IDALEY CLIFFORD TORREY D.-IRRY Chatham St.. Louis, Mo. Class Baseball Team U5 C235 Masque HJ ALFRED ll'lll.TliNBlERGER D.-XRLOW ll? I J,' Masque Q3j WARREN EDWIN DARRoW EDWARD LIVINGSTON DAvIEs A K Eg Masque Cast QZJQ Varsity St.. Louis, Mo. Patchoguc New York City Golf 'l'eanI L25 Civil El1gI'llCGf'illg Cflnillil El!g'Z.llF6fillg .l I evlm II ical E n gz'11cfer-zf11g Illmnlztiizzkal E7lgillL'L'l'lillg Civil Eizgilleeriizg Mculza1:z'mI Elzgz'-nearing Roi' BINGIIAM DAvIs, A.B. Norwood Lua' RALPI-I BURNETTE IDAY Vienna, Va. .llm'l1m1.z'ml Ellgl-lIG6I I'7Zg RODNEY DEAN DAY , AB. Catskill M'c't'11miz'ca! Ezzgiizfzeeriizg Uf I',' Stoic Clubg Munimy Club IRVIN WILLIAMS DAY Utica l,ly,CL'llLZllZ.t'lllE7lgliTL66l'2'I1g If Af Quill and lD21,ggCI'2.NlL11l'llUY Cluhtg Stoic Clubg Bench and Board: Mermaid: SaV21SC.C1Ul?3 Sunday Night Clulbg Assistant Manager Musical Clubs C353 Manager Crljg Editor-in-chief 1906 CLlRNI21,I,1,XN HOMER CROW DEFFENBAUGI-I Mt. Pleasant, Pa. El6L'fl'1.L'GlE1'IgIi7I667 7i7'ZQ C. S. E. Eg C. S. M. E. KARL SODEN DEI1'Z Gilbel-tSVi11e Law 110 :HELEN TXTAE DENNETT Brooklyn Ang A 07,' University Scholarship JOHN WARNEI2 DESBECKER Buffalo Electrical Ertgirteerirtg University Scholarship CHARLES TXTCCLELION DE XTED New Rochelle Electrical Erigirzceriiig Cross Country Club C25 C35 THOMAS AUOUSTUS DEVVEY Goldsboro, N. C. Electrical Erigitieerirtg If .4 CSOuthern5 JOHN ALONZO DICKERMAN, Jr. Gardner, Mass. llfleclzarzical Engizieeriiig 2' .fl Eg Varsity Basketball Team C35 C45 HAROLD LUKENS DOOLITTLE Pasadena, Cal. Mccliaiiical Eiigirteeriiig PERCY GORDON DOUGLAS New York City Civil Evgirieerivig CHARLES LEFEVER DOWNS Vllilliamsport, Md. Arts W E Kg Varsity Football Team C35 C45 YVILLIAM ALLEN DRAKE Portland, Ind. lllechartical Eiigirtecririg AGNES VIOLET DUBAR Titusyille, Pa. Arts A II? HENRY PASTOR DU BOIS Hallstead, Pa. M'ecliatiical Eiigirzeerirzg J ff Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Sunday Night Clubg Chairman Fresh- man Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committee: Sim Board C25 C35 C455 Managing Editor C355 Editor-in-chief C455 Chairman Thurston Memorial Commit- teeg Chairman Senior Ball Committee. ALICE JOUVEAU DU BREUIL Baltimore, Md. Arts K K F5 Der Hexenkreisg lchthusg Sage Dramatic Clubg Les Cabotinsg Basketball Team C15 C25 JESSIE ELLEN DUNBAR Island Pond, Vt. Arts THOMAS LYTELAND DUNN Petersburg, Va. Mecliaziical E1igi1fzce1'i11g VVILLIAM JAMES DURKAN Watertown Civil Erigizzeeririg DAVID ALEXANDER ADAMS DURXRVARD Claremont, N. H. Agricviltirre Cayuga Clubg College Banquet Committee ERNEST ADOI,PH DUSCHAK Buffalo Civil Eizgirieerizig GEORGE ARTHUR RAGAN Vllashington, D. C. Zif6ClILl7'Z'lCCllE1 Zgf7266l Z'1'ZQ Gemel Kharmg Senators - HAROLD ASBURY EARLE Brooklyn Arts X Wg Quill and Dagger, Mummy Club, Stoic Clubg Undineg Class Crew C25 3 Assistant Business Manager 1906 CORNEI.LIANg Masque: Ice Carnival Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee: Sunday Night Club PHILIP CHARLES EFINGER Lancaster, Pa CZ.UZ'lEIZgl11C6I I'I?g W E If 111 WILLIAM SEYMOUR EGGLESTOX FRANK EDWIN ELWOOD JAMES LAWRENCE I5I.WooD Scabbard and Blade: GI-mel Khuri We st W in fi c l cl Veteri 11 afy Horton Civil Engineering Rochester fl-Icclzanical Ezizgineering ng Class Secretary C252 Captain Cadet Corps C25 C351 Major C-lj 1 .N'I'bIvyj'ImrIIII.' Board 4331 Business Manager C433 Vice-President Society of Meelmniezil Engineers 1331 President C451 Clmirmzin junior Smoker Committee: President Roeliester Clulfi Hy: Military llop Committee Q-lj: Senior Banquet Committee FILIIP LAW Emarzsox Detroit. Mieh. Qllcvlimiical Ezzgineeriug li' fl EDWARD FussEI.I. lfN'l'WlSl.li jolinstown, Pa. .lfI.'L'hd.l1'!.CL'l1 Engiizeering .Y Ulf Linclineg Bench :Incl Bozlrrlg Glee Clulm Q21 QSM x1IlSllllC EDWARD ANTIIONY EVANS Pittsburg, Pa. L7I'vI'l Erzgineering Association of Civil Engineers GORDON BIAYXA RD EVANS New York City 1lIct'lIanI'mlEIIgI'neer1'ng BIORGAN YVILLIAM EVANS Le Raysvillc, Pa. .-lgricultzire C'L7IUI1f'Wl1UlI Boarrl C33 Q-Hg Associate Iiclixor Ol: Alumni Editor Q-lj: Cayuga Club VVALTER H UB ERT Ev.-xxs 0 li' V' LUPERCIO FAoUNDIas ADELBERTO ALMADA FAGLINDES 1 J,' C. A. C. C. VVALDOMIRO ALMADA FAIILINDES A Z EDWARD HALL FAILE lj T J NEWTON COWAN FAII.oR 9 E LAWRENCE BRADSHAW FAX' YJ' 1',' Pyramidg Unrlineg Bench :I JAMES KERWIN FEELY ABRAHAM VVILFRED FEINBERG Class Baseball Team Q25 WILLIAM FENDRICI-I, -Ir., B.S. KD B K FREDRICK ABII.DGAARD FENGER Z A Eg Sinfoniag Orchestra QU Q31 Q Salt Lake City, Utah Elcdriccil El1gl.ll66f1.l'I,g S50 Paulo, Brazil .-lgrz'cIIlfIIre S50 Paulo. Brazil Velerii-:ary S50 Paulo, Brazil ,-lgrII'cII1tIIre St. Paul, Minn. ZlfIec1ItIIII'cal Ezigifneering New York City Zlleclzarz-im! Ezzgzneering Washington, D. C. C'z'w'l Evizgizzeeriizg Incl Board Rochester Law Lake Placid Law New Yorl-: City .M6L'lLt1l1f.CGl Engfneering Winnetka, lll. 45 M echafzh a-I E11-g-ineerfing 1 12 GEORGE FRANCIS FENNO New York City Electrical Eiigiiieeriaig JAMES POWELL FISHER Pittsburg, Pa. .Mechanical Eiigiiieeriiig TVTARY JONES FISHER, AB. Denton, Md. Ang HUGIT FITZI-IUOH Washington, D. C. Electrical Eiigifi-zeerizig Senators BURTON PERCIVAL FLEMING, BS, Logan, Utah ClfCCllCUZiClll E1Zg1'W6E7'l11g ARTHUR DTIRDIN FOARD Baltimore, Md. Civil Eiigiiiveriiig Ui .Y K: 0 N E PAUL FOLGER Geneva Ang I Wg Quill and Dagger: Aleph Samach: Dunstanz Freshman Crew: Junior Varsity CZD: Freshman Banquet Committee: Class Football CID: Toastmaster Sophomore Smoker: Sophomore Banquet Committee. JAMES TI-IOMAS FOODEY Fultonyille Law EDWARD THADDEUS FOOTE Greenwich, Conn. Electrical Enigiiieering Sphinx Head: Dunstan: Class Football Team ClD: Freshman Crew: Junior Varsity Crew CID C2D :Varsity C3D : Varsity Four C3D : Hockey Team C3D : Assoc. Football Team C4D: Vigilance Committee: President Electrical Engineering Society C4D VVILLIAM HENRY' FORBES Philadelphia, Pa. MechaifzictzlE1igi1ieei'i1ig B FJ H: Quill and Dagger: Aleph Samach: Freshman Crew: Varsity Four CZD 3 Sopho- more Smoker Committee: Vigilance Committee: Masque: Sunday Night Club JOHN EDMONDS FORGY Dayton, Ohio lltechaiiical Ezigiiieeriiig I wg Dunstan: Varsity Football Team C2D: Vigilance Committee: Ice Carnival Committee: 1st Vice-President C. S. M, E. TDWVIGHT ELIOT FOSTER South Grange, N. J. , Lan: E Ng Varsity Basketball Team C1D: Junior Smoker Committee: Cap and Gown' Committee: Masque ORRINGTON CYRENIUS FOSTER Chicago, Ill. Mechaifiictzl Erzgitztzeeriaig I N: Masque: Cast C3D C4D LEO MAX FRANK C Brooklyn llifechanical Eifzgiifzcering H. Morse Stephens Debate Club: Cornell Congress: C. S. M. E.: Class Basketball Team CID CZD CSD CLLD EDNVARD ELWAY FREE Du Bois, Pa. AWS Alcmbic: H. Morse Stephens Debate Club: Pennsylvania Debate Team CID CZD: Columbia Debate Team CID C2D C3D: '94 Memorial Stage: Sophomore Banquet Com- , mittee: Ice Carnival Committee: Vice-President C. U. C. CSD : Captain Cadet Corps CSD: Class Book Committee: Class Day Committee CChaIrmanD HARRY CHARLES FREY, AB. Olean Lflfv H A W SAMUEL HALL TAGART FRINGER Taneytown, Mrl. lvfechanical El'Z!QZ'1Z6CI'l'lZg M 113 FRED JOIIN FURMAN Rutland, Pa. Arts Golclwin Smith Debate Cluhg Varsity Football Team Q33 C-Up Class Football Direc- tor Q41 CARL AUGUST GAENSSLEX Chicago, lll. Electrical Engineering VICTOR LRAYNIOND CAGE Wilmettc. Ill. Ilfvclzanical Engineering Naga FRANCIS EDWARD GAl.l.AGllliR Salamanca Arts Alemhie VVILLIAM I-IENRY GA1.I.AGIIER, -Ir. Saginaw, Mich. I'llct'1nIIIica1 Engineering Cerberus JOSEIAII Enwix GAR.xnRAN'I' Bloomlieltl. X. FI. lf1Ct'fl'l.t'L'l! Engineering W I 1I',' I-I ,Y Class linutlaall 'll-:un QZJQ Mas-Iue QSM Phi Kappa Beta SELORA :XLICE G.AxSRII.I. Wilson .-lrts J 1',' Raven and Serpent: Sage College Executive Cuminittee QU Q-U3 Cap and Gown Committee RAY STEWART GILIIR, Ph.B. Washington, D. C. .llcchanictzl Engineering J I' IROSWIELI. CLIFTON GIIIIIS Ithaca .-lrls University Scholarship XIVALTER SCOTT GIELE Meadville, Pa. .llc'cl1mI1'ca1 Engineerzfng 10 I J: S1'b!cyjT.nIrnII! Board: Assistant Editor LSB, Editor-in-chief Q45 FRED O'I ro LEoPoI.D GIESECIQE Bullalo xlltlfflw' EI!gIiIlC6fl l!g Scalp and Blade JESSIE LENVIS GILCIIRIST Hazelton, Pa. Arts THOMAS BYRON GILCI-IRIST Glens Falls ,Law H. Morse Stephens Debate Club, C, C. C. C., Cosmopolitan Clubg Senior Law Smoker Committee LAURA MZAY GILDNER Newport News, Va. Arts IRVIN ICLINE GILES Reading, Pa. Arts Alembic HORACE WADSWORTI-I GlI.I.1ET'1' Penn Yan :lrts Ycnang H. Morse Stephens Debate Clubp President 1255 Congressg Bucknell Debate lleain C313 94 Memorial Stage CSJ C453 Alternate Columbia Debate Team C41 HUGIJ LESTER GILLIS Maeedon Arts Class Baseball Team C25 JOHN LAWRENCE GLEASON Union Springs Law 114 EDWARD BALDNVIN GOETTER Cross Country Clubg Gargoyle THOMAS CROXTCN GORDON 6 Night Club Joi-IN HOWAIQD GOULD HENRY GREENBERG Treasurer Deutscher Vcrein C45 IXTAXIMILIAN GREENBEIQG .Q H fl ANTOINETTE GREENE ROBERT GREGG, B.S. in ME. K 5, 0 N E EDWARD JESSE GREGSON, B.A. NeW York City fiifrhitecmre Richmond, Va. Illechaifziical Engiizeeriafig II' A CSOuthernjg Quill and Dagfferg Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg Glee Club, Sunday Varsity Cricket Team C3j C453 Treasurer l. C, A. FRANK SPENCER GRESIJAM A A dl WALTER GRANVILLE GUSS Plymouth, Ill. Mechtiiiical Eifigineeriiig Brooklyn Arts NeW York City Mecha-zfzical Ezlgiizfeerlaig Troy Arts Atlanta, Ga. .Meclzazzflcal lZl'Zg'lI'Z6C?7 l11fg Newcastle, N. S. W. Electrical E7LgZ.1l66l'l'14g Galveston, Texas Civil Eiigflneering Vilashington, D. C. Civil Eifzgiifzeerfliig B A l7,' junior Smoker Committee, Senators: Captain Cadet Corps C235 Gemel Kharmg Class Book Committee, Mandolin Club HJ HOLLAND' BERRELEY HACKETT Easton, Pa. Mechtzziiflcal Eizgi-zzeerlng X My Undine, Bench and Board, Nalanda IWORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY Ithaca LGU! A A 075 Quill and Dagger, Aleph Samachg Dunstan, Undine: Bench and Board, Stoic Club, Round Table, Varsity Football Team Q15 C25 C31 Q-lj HARRY RICHMOND HALLORANf Third Sibley Prize, june 1905 HAMPTON HIOWELL HALSEY BELLE HANIGAN , CARLOS DEMPSTER HART HAROLD LESLIE HART, AB. W J cD,' Round Table, Chancery FRANK EDWARD HASKELL Townsville, Australia h ' Electrical E1fLgi1zee1'111,g Ithaca LUN' Alp laus A W5 Turin Eleclrical E7fLgZ 1l667'Z'IZg Ithaca LUN' Holyoke, Mass. Electrical Ellgl-ll66l l1lg 115 THOMAS JOSEPH I-IASSETT LOUISE PARMALEE HASTINGS Aftermath: Qforncll Vulullryu BIIAX HAUPT DON.AI.lJ SYMINOTON llfws Fisl1kill-on- Hudson Law Homer A rts mu QU: Class l3uSkt-tlimll 'l't-:Im Q23 Q33 Hoinestcad, Pa. Bultiinorc, Md. Civil Engineering Eleclrical Engineering NELSON RAYMOND I-lIaA1'IaR Waterbury, Conn. Law Z W: th .I dig Round 'l'zIl'Ilc: L'lI:II1ct-ry: St-niur Lain' Sinokt-r Cmnmittuc I'IERBERT HECIIIIEIMER Bztltimorc, Md. Xuwl ,-lrclzileciure University Scholztrshipg lft-ncing 'I't':Im Q23 Q3l Q-H3 Captain QU: Prcsiclcnt' Fencing Clulig L'nivt-rsity Ort-ln-Strat QU Q27 Q3l JOHN CARLISLE I-IEMINOWAI' Washington, DC. Jlft't'lIL1l1I'L't1l Engz'm:erz'ug Senators: Class Cross Country 'l't-uni Q21 Q31 Q Varsity QM QM: Exccntivc COInInit.tcc Cross Country Club Qillg Varsity Trxtck 'l't-:Im Q33 Q-H3 Class Trztck Director Q-U EVERETT I'lOUSE HENDRICKSON Brooklyn Elcclrzktzl Eng-inceriug Ccrbcrusg C. S. E. E. Q35 Q4l1 Currcsponding SL'CI'L'l1ll'y QM: C. S. M. E. Q-LJ VVILLIAM JAMES TIERDMAN H '-7 HAIQRX' CONRAD HERPEL I lt' I' A ll BENJAMIN MUSSER HERR SEYMOUR lWORTON HERRICIQ WALLACE WOOD HERRON Sacchord JOHN MARSHALL HEWITT MAX SMITH HIGGINS BERTRAM AUGUSTUS HILDEBIQANT JOHN VERNON HILLS OSCAR RAYMOND HILTEBRANT Jcrscyvillc, Ill. Rcynolclsville, Pa. Lancaster, Pa. Matanzas, Cuba Westfield Marianna, Ark. Cortland Ithaca Vernon Kingston 116 Elvclrical EI1gfll66filIg l1lL'C1ltTllI-CLI! Engirmcrfing llleclzfmical Elzgineerinzg A gr-icnl ture Veterinary Mecha n ical Engivfzem'-i'r1.g Nlecilzczrzical Eng-zfneer-ing Electrical Evizg-ineerlw-Ig Vezfe-rincwy N cwal Architecture WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN Class Crew C35 JOSEPH FRANKLIN DIX HOGE EDWIN HOHNER HOWARD ABBOTT HOLMES IVA MAY HOLMES EDWARD NEWTON HOLTON Z' Xg Mandolin Club Q45 JOHN IQEENE HOPPIN WILLIAM HANNA HOPPLE Z Xp Tennis Team CZQ C35 HARRY STARRING HORTON Gargoyle JOHN WESLEY HORWOOD U7 F A NELSON WEBSTER HOWARD Z K 1' A fl,' Junior Smoker Committee LOCY HOWE CLARENCE OTIS HOWLAND SARAH MAUD DE VALLE HOWLAND CLYDE DEMAREST HUTTON Bridgeport, Conn. Electrical Engineering Baltimore, Md. Electrical Engineering Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Ithaca Electrical Engineering Gouverneur Arts Montclair, N. J. Agricnltnre Chicago, lll. M echanical Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio Arts Silver Creek Architecture Hoboken, N. Arts Ogclensburg Mechanical Engineering Memphis Arts Geneva Electrical Engineering Binghamton A115 Ridgewood, N. J. Arts 0 F Ag Gemel Kharmg Class Football Team Q2jg junior Prom. Committceg Senior Banquet Committee RICHARD DALE JENKINSON Bellevue, Pa. Civil Engineering 0 Z Kg Pyramidg Mandolin Club Q35 C45 LABAN SHELDON JENKS Portland LGU' CHARLES GORDON JENVELL Seneca Falls Naval Arclziztectzzre 117 CARLTON PERRY JOHNSON Brooklyn Arts Zodiac: Gcmel lilmrrng Frcshman. Crew: junior Varsity Crew C21 1355 Junior Smoker Committccl Ycnzml ll. Morsc Stephens llcbatc Club ELISHA lklARTIN JOHNSON Olean Eleclrical Engineering K If Naga GEORGE TEWKSBURY JOHNSON Cleveland. Ohio .lfcvlzculical Engineering A J dl: Mummy Clulwg Stoic Club: llnilincz Bunch and Board: Sophomore Cotillion Committccz Junior Fi-cd Connnitlm-cp Scniur Ball Cummittcc l'I.-XRYEY FLETCHER JOHNSON Ncw Orleans, La. M'm'l1auica1 Engineering lx' L' JOHN ARTHUR JOHNSON Deerfield Veterinary LINDLEY XVILKESON JOHNSON Youngstown .'lgI I-L'llIllH'6' lx' .YJ Scalp and Blaflc: Gt-incl Kharm: Class Crow gil: Varsity Lacrosse KSJ 1413 Junior Fccd Commiltccg Xlanagcr Basla-Ihall 'lk-am Q-ll: Class Historian NATHAN CLARKE JOHNSON Pittston. Pa. lllvvlnziillnl Engineering If .f',' Mandolin Club JAMES lllARKHAM AMBLIER JOHNSTON. B.S. Salem, Ya. .wcflzaiziml Erzgmeering ARTHUR LOCKE JONES Buffalo Merlimizrcil Engirwcring .41 T J BEVAN JONES New York City Civil Engineering Pyramid ERNEST WILB UR JONES Gainesville Mechanical Engz7neeriz'-ng University Scholarship HENRX' ROGER JONES, Jr. New Hartford, Conn. Law H A 1115 Law School Baseball Tcam Q21 1335 Second Varsity C313 Chairman Senior Law Smoker Committee IRA OWEN JONES Chicago, Ill. ZlJec1za11iruI El1gl'l'I66f'Z'1lg 0 .J ,l',' Sphinx Headg Stoic Clubg Dunstang Undincg Bench and Board ISAAC SEELEY JONES Relay, Md. Jllechanical El'1gl-l166f1i11'g Maryland Club JOHN LUCIEN JONES Bulfalo Mechanical Erzlgineerzfng Coxswain Class Crew Q33 ROY CUTHBERT JOSLYN Newark, N. J. Civil Engineering B A Hg Association of Civil Engineersg Zodiac CAROLINE WHALLON JUDD Port Henrv Arts Aftermathg Class Corresponding Secretary Qilj JOEL DE WITT JUSTIN Rochester Civil E1-zgineering 118 WILLIAM KAHL Syracuse Mechanical Engineering State Scholarship5 Padgham SchOlarship5 Class Baseball Team C15 C25 JAMES GIFFORD KELLOGG 2 ID ERNEST KELLY Cayuga Clubg Senators5 Count-ryinan JAMES LEWIS KELLY JOHN FRANCIS KELLY NICHOLAS EDWARD ICERNAN A K E EDITH KERR A 111 EDWARD DOUGLAS KILBURN A K E LIARRY SWAIN KING Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering Wasliington, D, C. Agricnltnre Board gap C45 Porterville Scranton, Pa. Utica Titusville, Pa. Malone Toledo, Ohio Law Arts Law A rls Electrical Engineering A rzfs X YQ' Mandolin Club C15 C25 C35 C455 Leader C35 C455 Assistant Business Manager Widow C25 C355 Business Manager C455 Masque C35 C455 Savage Club PRICE WITTER KINNEY Lyons Meclianical Engineering MELVILLE PETER LEWIS ICIRCHHOFER Massillon, Ohio Law 0 A lD,' Varsity Lacrosse Team C15 C255 Junior Law Smoker Committee ANNA ELSA KIRCHNER JOSEPH KISSICK, Jr. DANIEL DAVOLD KLEIN 2 Ng Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Varsity NELLIE ADAH KLOCK ROBERT HENRY KNOWLTON 2 X5 Rod and Bob ARTHUR HIRSI-I KOHN BENJAMIN KOHN Class Basektball Team C15 Philadelphia, Pa. Arts New York City M echanical Engineering Williamsport, Pa Law Lacrosse C25 C35 C45 St. Johnsville Arts Utica Lancaster, Pa. Rockaway Beach 119 Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Law I-IAROUTINE l'SiOUYOUMl'JjlAN Bagdad, .+Xsialic'1urkey :l1'erhainii'al Enginefermg RALPH CWILLIA :Ii IQRASS, B.S. New York City Meclmnicul Enigiueering HAROLD S. IQRAUTER Tobyhauna. Pa. Illerlzanzfcal Engz'neerin,q Freshman CTCXYQ Class Football C153 Sophomore Banquet Commiltccg junior Feed Committee CI-IING HSIN LCUAN Hong Kong. China slrls WALTER MANNINO LADIJ Bullalo Illvcluzxzicul lfIl21.H66'f!iHg Scalp and Blade , ROY DANE LAMB Chicago. Ill. Electrical Engineering FRANCISCO LANDA Haliaiia. Cuba Civil Engineering RALPIAI CLINTON LANDER Naugatuc-k, Conn. .-lrrlrzlertzire ll' K Tj l'l-'idna' C35 C-I5 . CHARLES FREDERICK LAXDMIESSER Newark, N. -I. :lrls W li' .13 Scabharfl and Bladc3 Orvhcslra C I5 C35 C4 51 New jersey Club: Captain Cadet Corps C353 Major Cflli Adjutant C453 Military llop Committee CLARENCE l5flEYER I.Axc:IfELIJ Baltimore, Md. Elm1'I1'z'rul Eugfneerzfug FRANK ELMAKER LAWRENCE New York City Civil Ellgl'lI06fllIg B A Hg Cerberus GEORGE LAWSON New York City Elecirzfcul Erzgineerzfng Class Crew C25 C353 Captain Association Football Team C45 P CAZENOVE GARDNER LEE, jr. Washington, D. C. Mechanical .Eizgirzeermg Z Cl? ' CHARLES AVERY LEE, jr. Chicago, Ill. Mcclmnical EIlg'l'1lE6f'lil1g 2 Xp Class Crew C45 ORA LEE, JR. Albion flgl'l'CILll'1,ll'6 Cj0Zb?Zili7'jll1'Zl171 Board C351 Business Manager C451 Vice-President Agricultural Asso- ciation C353 Cayuga Clubg Cosmopolitan Club WILLIAM FORREST LEE . North Tonawanda Arts Zocliacg Sphinx Headg Gemel Kharmg Freshman Football Tearng Freshman Crewg juni-Or Varsity C253 Varsity Substitute C253 Varsity four C253 Varsity crew C353 Junior Promenade Committee3 Rush Teams C15 C253 Class Sergeant-at-arms C253 Class Navy Director C35 WALTER CONRAD LEIIENS Chicago, Ill. illlerharzical Engineer-ing HENRY LEIGI-ITON Canandaigua Arts 120 RICARDO LEON Oaxaca, Mexico Mechaiiical Engineevfiiig FRANK EDWARD LICHTENTHAELER Reading, Pa. A115 fb F Ag Alembic ORLANDO HAXCWARD LINTON Trgiro, Nova Scotia Ciz1Iz'lE1fzgi1fIeerizig Rod and Bob ELBERT WARFIELD LITTLE Ithaca Vezfeafiiiary F A ROBERT ARCHIBALD LOCKERBY Montreal, Canada Civil Engineeriiig B A II, Hockey Team C21 C313 Captain C313 Lacrosse Team C213C31, Captain C413 Association of Civil Engineers HENRY CHARLES ERNEST LOUIS, A. B. Baltimore, Md. Electrical Eiigiiieering W T' A ' GROVER LUCKER Brooklyn Mechaziical E1fzgince1'ing PERCY LANG LYFORD Vllaverly Agriciiltii-1'e I A Eg Varsity Basketball Team C11 C21 C31 C413 Captain C413 Senior Ball Committee I HARRIET LYNDON Fairport Arts Aftermath LAURENCE KING LYNN Pittsburg, Pa. Electrical Engineeriaig IP Z ll' CHARLES ALBERT LYON East Orange, N. J. Electrical Eiigincering 0 A X3 Varsity Football C41 CECIL WATKINS MAEEE Ithaca Arls Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpent, ICl'1tl'lLlSQ Kismet, Sennightly3 Class Basket- ball Team C11 C21 C313 Election Committee C41 LIDA MCBRIDE Ludlow, Ky. Arts THOMAS ALIPRED MCCARTHY Ithaca Vf21f21 i11Cl31'y Society of Comparative Medicine3 Baseball and Football College Teams3 Baseball I Director C11 MARY GERTRUDE MCCORMICK Monticello AVIS ERIC WALTER TWCDOUGALL Montclair, N. J. lVIechanical Engiizeerizzg 0 K Yfg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Masque RALPH W. MCGINNIS Friendship Vctcrizzury F A JOHN MCGLONE, A.B. Baltimore, Md. Electrical ElllQZ'lIL'Cl'l'lI,Q 121 GEORGE WALTEIQ WICIVIER, jr., BS. Charlestown, S. C. Electrical E11.gineerz1zg CHARLES WATSON MCKAY Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A T Q5 Sophomore Smoker Committee JOSEPH VANCE MCKELVEY New Wilmington, Pa. .-lrts EDWARD SCOFIHLD MArIi1N1.Ai'. jr. Steamboat Springs. Col. fllcclza ll ical E ng: ncer-ing .Y Wg Unclincg Hem-h and Boarclp Savage Clulmg Sunday Night Club: Class Day Commillccg Rush 'l'v.-anis UQ 1,213 Class Crew 1,26 HELEN CATHERINE BIACNAMARA Binghainton Arts BIARTI-IA M. Al.-XIDIER Plioonix Arts DAVID FARQU1-IAR BIANN Washington, D.C. Illcclmuical Engiizeering Senators HARVEY BLAINE BIANX Lewistown, Pa. Illvclimzicul Erzgineering .Y Il' FRANK ALPI-IONSE lil.-XNTIEL Auburn Arts Gemel Kharmg Alcmlnicg Varsity Baseball 'FUJUII ill Q2j3VVarsity Basketball Team C29 Q35 Q-U3 Class Baseball 'l'e:un LH QD: junior Feed Committee WILLIAM XVILLETT ZNIANYILLE Newport News, Va. Ilhclzarzicrll Engirzeering I .fl E BRITON ALBERT ll'IARGERUM Philaclelphia, Pa. .lilvclzalziical Engineering REGINALD EDWVARD MARSII Glens Falls A rchitecmre J rllg Gargoyleg Freshman Banquet, Coiniuittccg Class Traelc Team QZJQ junior Feed ' Comnlittee CALDWELL MARTIN Denver, Col. Law H J X5 Sphinx Headg Gemel Kharmg Sunday Night Clubg Class Football Team f1.j.f2jg Chairman junior Promenade Committee: Round Tableg Savage Clubg V1gIlance Committee H13 Head Cheer Leader HARRY WHEELER MARTIN Worcester Arts CRISTOBAI. ANTONIO NIARTINEZ Hornos, Coahvila, Mexico Civil E7'lg'l.l1667 1iHg A Wg Quill and Daggerg Rod and Bob: Class Football Team Q13 Varsity CSD 443: junior Promenade Commimeeg Sunday Night Club FRANCIS MARTINEZ Mayaguez, P. R. Law 0 A ID WILMER DALLAM MASTERSON Galveston, Texas Electrical Engineering HUBERT WILLARD MATTIKEWVS, BS. Blackville, S. C. Electrical Engvlneering 122 ALLAN MAUGHAN SCOTT TAD MEISSNER Neutral Bay, Sydney, Australia Electrical Engflneewlng Cambridge Springs, Pa. , Electrical Eng'l11ee1 l1fLg Class Track Team C153 Second Varsity C153 Varsity C25 C35 ALFRED WITHERMAN BIELLOWES Dayton, Ohio .Mechanical Ettgmeemtg 2' A E3 Class Football Team C253 Sophomore Smoker COmmittee3 Ice Carnival Com- mittee3 Senior Banquet Committee CARROLL LOOMIS MELVIN A T Q ALBERT EDMUND MERRY F11 LYMAN MIDDLEDITCH WALTER R. MITCHELL Maryland Club DIIDLEY MONTGOMERY X Wg Undineg Bench and Board DAVID PAGE MOREHOUSE, jr. A X3 Class Rush Team C155 Clas ANNA HAVEN MORGAN WILLIAM CONANT MORGAN, B.S GEORGE FRED MOSHER SHERWOOD CONKLIN Moss K Z JOHN FREDERIC MOWAT CURT BERTHOLD MUELLER Z K I' A A FRED JACOB MUELLER ll? F A RALPH MUNDEN DAVID CURTISS MUNSON Zodiacg Sphinx Headg Sim Boar Bradford, Pa. .Mecltanlcal ,E7fLg'l11667'7:VLg Syracuse Veterinary South Orange, N. J. Mecha11icalEngineerl14g La Plata, Md. Electrical E1fLgi1ftee1'2f1fLg Madison, Wis. Electrical Ettglneermg Oswego Law s Book Committee New London, Conn. Arts . Plainheld, N. M6ChG11tCGl Engineering Kansas City, Mo. Arts Buffalo .Mechanical Engtneeiing Peoria, lll. .Mechanical E1cgz71zee1'ing Cleveland, Ohio Arts Los Angeles, Cal. Civil Etigineeifing Allegheny, Pa. Electrical E1tgl1Z66I'l1tg Medina A rts and lll6lltCZ'7'16 d C25 C35 C-l-53 Class Track Team C251 Varsity C25 C353 Captain C45 3 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C35 :Captain C45 3 Winner lntereollegiate Mile C25 C353 Cornell Record Mile C353 Member XVOrld's Reeord Four-mile Relay Team C253 WOrld's Indoor 15-mile ReCOrd3 Class Vice-President C353 Class Book Committee 123 PERCY NIUIQCIIIE JAMES EUGENE NIEARY junior Smoker Committee GEORGE WILLIAM NEII.sON U' I ,' Bench llllil Bom-cl: 10130 VURNE ROBIERT COOK Nizwcomia Bandhu JOIIN NEWIIALI, Brooklyn Arts Ithaca Electrical Engineering Philaclclphia, Pa. ll1'ef.'harIical Entgzfneering I.l,,IAN Buurclg Nun Board Q-lj Whitehall Electrical Engineering Glencoe, Ill. flgricultnre H J .l',' Sphinx I-lcunlg Dunstan: Muinmy Clulng Stoic Clubg Bench and Board: Undincg Class Fnullwull 'l'l'llll'l H3 C233 Varsity 133 1433 Vigilance Committeeg Sun- day Night Clulig Masque CLAYTON WORTIEIINGTON NIcIIOI.s, -lr. ROBEIQT PRESTON NICHOLS A J I',' Alembic Q33 H31 Glu- Club H31 Nlzmsquc Q43 CHARLES WILLIS NICKIERSUN, jr. Cross Country Club FRANCIS RAYMOND NITCIIIE GEORGE ROBINSON NORTON J If E EDWIN GRISWOLD NOURSE NICHOLAS HARTIIIAN NOYES Cziinclen. N. j. llileclmn-1'cal Engineering l thaca fl rts Stonx' Point illerl1aI1icrIl Engineering Evaiistoii. Ill. :lrts Friendship Electrical Engzfrieerzfng Chicago, Ill. Arts Dansville Arts T' 1 ,' Sphinx Headg Mummy Clubg Aleph Samachg Stoic Club: Glee Club Q13 C23 Q33 1433. Savage Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Committee: junior Promenade Committeeg Assistant Business Manager Sun C331 Nlzinzxger Q43 3 Class Baseball Team C133 Sunday Night Club HIARRY LAXVRENCE NUESE Buffalo Law FRED LOUIS NUSSEAUM Apple Creek, Ohio Arts HORACE SANSBURY OGDEN Ithaca. Arts H. Morse Stephens Debate Cluubg First Vice-President C. U. C. A. WARNER DAYTON ORVIS New York City Jlleclianical Engineering A T dj Und-ineg Bench and Boardg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Leader Sopho- more Cotilliong Class Day Committee RAYMOND ENGLEHART OSTBY X Wg Undineg Bench and Board Providence, R. I. Ilfleclianical Engineering CHARLES LIUNDLEY OWEN - Denniston, Va. Nleclianifcal Engineering 124 HENRY ELLSWORTII PAINE Cleveland, Ohio .Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Club CID, Orchestra C15 CZD, Sinfonia LUCIUS LAMAR PATTERSON, AB. Hebron, Miss. Electrical Engineering WVILLIAM FEARN PATTON, jr. Danville, Va. Electrical Engineering K Z FRED ELDRED PECK Wolfville, Nova Scotia Agriciiltnre Winner Cross Country Handicap Clj HOWARD PECK East Orange, N. J. Arts Ycnan, H. Morse Stephens Debate Club SAMUEL SHERMAN PEER Ithaca Law K fl, Quill and Dagger, Mummy Club, Aleph Sainach, Class Crew CZJ MJ, Business Manager 1906 CORNELLIAN, Round Table, junior Promenade Committee, Sunday Night Club, Chancery, Sun Board HJ, Glee Club C45 IESSIE BURNHAM PEIRSON Pasadena, Cal. Arts J F HANNAI-I SHARPLESS PENNELL Wawa, Pa. Arts LESLIE DONALD PERRY Brookline, Mass. Arts H. Morse Stephens Debate Club JAMES WHITE PERSONS East Aurora Law 0 J Kg '86 Memorial Stage UQ, Round Table, Sunday Night Club, Memorial Orator FREDERIC HALLOCK PETERS Binghamton Arts Era Board C3j Cilj CHARLES GILBERT PETERsON Lockport Mecnarriical Engineering A K E, Stoic Club, Dunstan, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club JOSEPH BOND PHILIPS Kennett Square, Pa. Electrical Engineering Sphinx Head, Zodiac, Gemel Kharm, Cerberus, Class Track Team C15 QZJ, Varsity Clj C21 C3j, Captain Cslj, Class Track Director 131, junior Promenade Committee, Representative Wearers of the C , Vigilance Committee, Sunday Night Club, Class President Q41 PAUL LEON PIERCE Chattanooga, Tenn. Civil Engineering A T5 Rod and Bob WILLIAM RUST PIERCE Syracuse Arts K fl HAROLD WISLIZENUS PITZMAN St. Louis, MO. Civil Engineering Z Wg Quill and Dagger ABBIE FINDLAY PoTTs Troy A W5 KA 0, Raven and Serpent, Der Hexenkreisg Class Essayist 125 SYLVESTIER COSORAVE PRESTON Pittsburg, Pa. !lJecIIa11I7cI1l Engineering II' Ag Quill and Daggerg Ala-ph Samfichg Dunslzmng Sloic Club: Undineg Bench and Boardg Varsity Bzisclmll Tczun 123 C393 Hockey 'I'czu'n lil 123 Q32 WILLIAM TUDOR PRICE ALICE LOUISE PRINCE .fl 0 TEV RANDOLPII QUARLES II' .-1 QSouthcrnj ERICII CARL RASSIIAUI WILLIAAI ASIIIER REECE VVALKER IQIEID Member of Cross Coumry Clubg WILLIAM WARwIcI4 REYNOLDS JOHN LYON RICII LE ROY SIDNEY RICIQAIID CI-IARLES SIESEL RINDSFODS Buffalo .llechan ical Engineering Vinclzmcl. N. -I. Arts Fayetteville-, Ark. IllecluIIII'ccI1 Engineering Milwaukee, Wis. Illeclziziizlxzl Eizginecriing New Zealand. Australia Illcclzcz ll ical Engi rieerin-g Grccnwicli .-l rts Congress: Slate Scholursliip Washington. D. C. Civil Eizginecriizg I-l ol: :I rt A Arts Coluleskill Civil Eligirieering Circlevillc Civil Engineering H Eg Pyrumidg Mandolin Club 121 135 Q-lj CI-IESTER LINWOOD ROADl'1OUSE Berkeley, Cal. Veterinary 6 L1 X,' Clues Football C213 .Varsity Q-Up Veterinary Banquet CO1l1I'llitt66 C133 Senior Banquet Lomiiiitteeg President Society of Compzlrzitivo Medicine HJ GROVER CLEVELAND ROAT Cross Country Clubg State Scholarship OLEY DE WAYNE ROATS Sub. Varsity Crew CBJ LE ROY CLINTON ROBERTS 2 N RALPPI KENYON ROBERTSON CHARLES ALBERT ROBINSON 0 I' A Rushville Elecirical Engineering Three Mile Bay Law Ordway, Col. MECIZG-lliCt1Z. Engiizeerfiulg Buffalo Law jr., A.B. Baltimore, Md. Electrical Engiizeering 126 VVILLIAM ALEXANDER ROBINSON Sterling, Ill. Mechanical Engineering 2' A Eg Mandolin Club C2j C35 C415 Class Track Team Clj GEORGE WASHINGTON RODDEWIG Davenport, Iowa Electrical Engineering I K In A A ' HENRY PLINY ROGERS, jr. Salamanca Architecture Gargoyle JOB ROBERT ROGERS New York City Civil Engineering LULA MAY ROOT Hoosick Falls Arts Sennightly FRED EUGENE ROSBROOK Watertowii Law Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg Assistant Law Librarian IDA BELLE ROSBROOK Watertown Law CHARLES PRICE ROSE Friendship Law A Xg Mandolin Clubg Junior Promenade Committee, junior Law Smoker Commit- teeg Savage Clubg Sunday Night Club, Class Vice-President CAD JOSEPH HANSON ROSE Pittsburg, Pa. Arts 5' l',' Quill and Daggerg Mummy Clubg Savage Club, Dunstang Stoic Clubg Undineg Bench and Boardg Glee Club C11 C2j C3j C-lj, Masque C25 C3D Caljg President Musical Clubs C453 Sunday Night Club GEORGE HILLIARD ROSS Edgewater, N. 1. Arts Orchestra C353 Class Football Team C2j HAROLD ELLIS Ross Smithboro Agricnltnre Cayuga Clubg Conntryrnan Board C45 ALLEN M. ROSSMAN A Hudson Electrical Engineering Bandhu HARRY SHEPARD ROWLAND Montclair, N. -I. Electrical Engineering fl 41 05 Sphinx Headg Bench and Board, Class Track Team C13 CZJQ Varsity C353 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Glee Club CZD C3J Cilj MARK RUDICH Brooklyn Law Congress - HENRY CECIL RUIZ Macagua, Matanzas, Cuba Civil Engineering B A H 127 HARRY VVILLIAM RUTIIERI-'ORD VVALTER J. RY'1XN,:X.l3. I'1ENRY RYON Ycnan PIORACE PRICE SAILOR I3 I9 Il ROBEIQT XVALK ER SAI.IsIIUIu' Z VI' Mummy Clnlmg Glue Clulig Sava HENIIX' XVILSOX SALIsIxuRv A LB Ii RT H E R LI A N Sc I I A A If Gemel K harm PIENRY ,IACRSON SCALES W J H NA'FIl:lN SCIIEIN Wacldington York, Ncb. Brooklyn Chicago, Ill. Civil Engineering Civil Engineer-ing Civil Engineering Jllcclmrzical Ezzghzeering Salt Lake City. Utah I ' l Mct'lIaIzzuIl Enguzeerzng gc Club: Merinaidg Sunday Night Club Denton, Md. Fort Wayne, Ind Atlanta, Ga. Pittsburg, Pa. Electrical Exigiueering . .lIet'lnIIziuIl EIIgz'necrz'IAIg Illcvlzaxiicul Engineering CI'zII'I EIIgz'neeri1Ig FLORENCE NIARION SCIIENCIQ Fulton .-lrts GEORGE GIRARD SCIIIEITIIELIN Stokcsdale, Pa. Law Vf I',' 0 J Wg Round Tahleg Clianccry WILLIAM HOIZACE SCIIMIDLAPP Cincinnati, Ohio Arts Z X FREDERICK DAI-ILE SOI-INEIDER Bedford, Ohio ZlLfeclz.a-Izlcal Engineerirzg Z If 1 A A HERMAN FERDINAND SOIINIREL Geneva Arts Deutscher Verein PAUL ARTHUR SOIIOELLROPE Niagara Falls Arts Z Wg Quill and Daggerg Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg Stoic Clubg Undineg Sopho- more Banquet Committeeg Glee Club Q21 Q35 Q-ljg Varsity Football Team CZJQ Masque ROBERT POLK SCHOENIJAI-IN Brooklyn Ilcfechamfcal .E1'lg'l:1'lI661'l'l'lg Cerberusg Recording Secretary C. S. M. E. QSDQ Vice-President C4-J 128 HERMAN FRED SCHOLTZ SAMUEL ROBERT SOI-IWARTZ, A.B. BLANCHE EGGLESTON SEELYE If K 1 MARY EDWARD SHANLY CHARLES FREDERICK SHAW A Z,' H. Morse Stephens Debate Clubg junior Smoker Louisville, Ky. New York City Agricultural Association C315 Cosmopolitan Club FREDERICK DUANE SI-IEFFIELD, jr. STANTON COLE SHERMAN K A RALPH FEBREY SHREVE B A Hg Senators CHARLOTTE EVEREST SHUMWAY Alumnae Scholarship C41 SARAH PIERSON SCI-IUTE ALICE PENDERGAST SIMMONS Masque C115 Orchestra C11 DWIGHT SWAIN SIMPSON di A U ERNEST LEE SIMPSON I Class Track Team C215 Varsity Cross Country C41 ALBERT MERRIMAN SKINNER HAROLD WHITING SLAUSON Civil E1rtglnec1'fi ng .Mechanical E1fzgfmee1'mg Ithaca Ang Binghamton Arty West Henrietta Ag1'tcaltu1'e Committeeg Vice-President Warsaw Arts Salem Arts Wasliington, D.C. Civil Engtneewjwg Champlain Arts Gloversville Arts NeW Bedford, Mass. Arts PoWerS, Minn. M echamcal Engltzeefivzg T1-Oupgburg Vetertfaary Alb any A 1'chitect'm'e Middletown M ecltauflcal Ettgtneezhwtg .5 Xg Sophomore Pipe Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Class Crew C31 C413 Class Election Committee C41 MONTGOMERY SLEETH Wilmerding, Pa. Electrical Etzgmcering Cross Country Clubg Class Cross Country Team C21 C313 V211'SitY UU ROBERT SHUNK SLOAN Ithaca Law 0 A di CHESTER ARTHUR SLOCUM Long Branch, N. J..lll6'ChCl1Z'lCCllE1lg1:'l'l66l'7.'lZg Coxswain Freshman Crew 129 ARTHUR ROSE SMILEY Brooklyn 41 2' Kg Mandolin Club C31 CHESTER AALLLAN SMITII Dec'a1.ur. Ill. Robert Henry Thurston Dclialc Clulug Congress: Imercla Stainforrl Debate 'l'e:Im1 Rush Teani ill EDWIN IQZENNEDY SMITH Nashville. Tenn. A rls Law Ss Dehatcg Freshman- flleflla ll im! Ellg'1T11ECf'ilIg I3 H ll HAIZRX' GEORGE SMITH Buffalo .llcclzuizical EIIgz'neerI'IIg J T J HENRY EDMoND SMITH Baltimore, Md. Civil Engiueerring J 2',' Pyramid LAWRENCE Ross SMITH .-XI'carle Civil Engineering I3 .1 ll,' Chairinan l3oy'S Club Work. C. If. C. A. NIARK ELMIR SMITH Erie, Pa. .lIcrlIrIIII'rcIl ErIgz'IIeerir1g Rush Team Q23 WILLIAM BURRITT SMITII Ncwlielml Veferizzary ARCI1 MILLEII Sxow Boonville CjI.'UI.I Engzhcering FLOYD CHRISTIAN Sxx' DER Massillon. Ohio .wecluzfzicul Engineering LEO LIARTER SNYDER Herkimer 4llcclIanicaI E1IgIfneering Naga JOHN SNAPE SOMERVILLE Evanston, Ill. llICt'1ldlll.CUl Ellgl'l'!66l'illg .fl J wg Mandolin Club Q33 BESSIE FRANCES SPEED Ithaca .-lris ARTI-IUR STARR Sewiekley, Pa. Elevirical EI'Igil'If'6I'I.l1g X Wg Quill and Daggerg Benchfand Board: Varsity Cross Country Team Q31 HJ: Manager 1453 Sunday Night Clubg Mermaidg Class Book Committeeg Masque Cast C353 Vice-President Q-lj JOHN STEARNS Denver, Col. Civil Engfizeerifig Q' f0,' Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Aleph Samaehg Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committceg Undineg Bench and Boardg Cheer Leader: Rod and Bob. :HAROLD GROSS STERN Spokane, Wash. Illecha-I-zfical Erigmeerizzg .Q H Ag Corresponding Secretary C. S. M. E. C-lj MARGARET LOOMIS STECKER Mount Vernon Arts K K I 130 EDWARD ALBERT STEELE Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A T !2,' Sphinx Headg Dunstang Savage Clubg Glee Club C15 C25 C35 C45g Class Secre- tary C153 President C255 Sunday Night Clubg Ice Carnival Committeeg Class Prophetg Cheer Leader FREDERICK CHARLES VON STEINWEHR Cincinnati, Ohio Arts .Y ,ig Sphinx Headg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Commit- teeg Class Football Team C253 Class Book Committee WILLIAM CLIFFORD STEVENS Portland, Me. Mechaniccil Engineering 0 J X5 Quill and Daggerg Mummy Clubg Bench and Boardg Sunday Night Clubg Mandolin Club C25 C35 C455 Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Savage Clubg Masque AUSTIN F. STILLMAN Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A T Q HELEN LOUICA STONE Ithaca Arts Jil 0 JOSEPH FRANK STORZ Wilkesbarre, Pa. Civil Engineering ELISABETH ALDEN STOUGHTON Hartford, Conn. Arts WILHELM CARL SUMMER Newberry, S. C. .Mechanical Engineering LEON CLEVELAND SUNSTEIN Allegheny, Pa. Arts Master Of Properties CMasque5g Cosmopolitan Club EDWARD MANSFIELD SWIGGETT Morrow, Ore. Agriciiliwe GEORGE WALTER TAILEY, jr. Ithaca flgricnltiire WALTER JENNINGS TAYLOR S Forest Home VGfe1'i1w1'y Junior Smoker Committeeg Chairman Veterinary Class C25 C35 C45 WICKHAM CUSTIS TAYLOR Norfolk, VH- A ChlleCtW'G J 1',' Sunday Night Club: Gargoyleg Senior Banquet Committee SPENCER JAY TELLER Unadilla M6C7hLlI'ZiCGl Engineering HERBERT ASPIER TEMPLE Seneca Eleclrical Eiiigiiieerizzfg ALLEN JOB TPIQMAS Ithaca Electrical Eifzgizzeerzfzzg ROYAL DAVID THOMAS Oakmont, Pa. 131 Eletitzicftzl EIZgZ.lZ6CI'Z-IIVQ CHARLES LEWIS THOMPSON South Otselic Electrical Engineering F. VAN THOMPSON Marcellus Arts IWULFORD CONKLIN Tnoswsox Attlcbury Veleriazary HARLAND BRYANT 'l'IIanE'rTs, AMB. Ithaca Law fb B Kg fllltH1lllJYCZL'S Board C433 liclitor-in-chief C531 Speaker 'S6 Memorial Stageg '94 Memorial Stage C333 Woodford Stage C431 Class Day Committeeg junior Law Smoker C53 STEPIIEN RALPII '1'IIf1fANY Willow Point Law RAY TIMMERMAN Fort Plain Elcfctr1'trt1l Engineering JOHN VVILLIAM Tonn Pittsburg. Pa. gl-lculzanitfal Engineering Gemel Kharmg Sibley Prize Cl 33 Sophomore Smoker Committee: Class Tax Commit- tee C233 Class Treasurer C33 C431 lcc Carnival Committee C331 Orchestra C13 C333 Mandolin Club C33 C433 Senior Ball Committeeg Savage Club ELIZABETH RUSSELL TOPPING Ithaca .-lrls GORDON MANPRED TRAUTSCHOLD Montclair, OI. .-lrchileclure Gargoyle HENIQY ADELBERT TRAVERS Saratoga Springs Elcrclrical Engirzeerring Electrical Society JAMES ALEXANDER TRUMBULL Ithaca Law CHARLES HENIQY TUCR Ogclensburg Arts A FQ Sphinx Headg Aleph Samaehg I-I. Morse Stephens Debate Clubg President C233 Vice-President Debate Union C333 President C431 Cosmopolitan Club: Winner '86 Memorial Prize C233 J-l Memorial Stage C333 Class President C333 1906 CORNELLIAN Boardg Chairman Finance Committee Christian Association C335 Sunday Night Clubg Gemel Kharmg Pennsylvania Debate Team C335 Editor-in-chief E-ra C-l-35 Treasurer C. U. C. A. GABRIEL TUDELA Lima, Peru Electrical Engineering BENJAMIN COE TURNER Sci-iba Law A Xg Glee Club C23 C33 GEORGE FOLLETT TURNER Brooklyn Arts .S Ng Varsity Lacrosse Team C23 C33 RALPH COIT TURNER Marietta, Ohio lVIeclza1I'ical Engineering .5 A Eg Sphinx VHeadg Class Track Team C13 C233 Varsity C13 C23 C333 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Vigilance Committee ' 132 STEPHENS JAMES TYDEMAN Bloomfield, N. J. Mechanical Engineering 0 2 Kg Class Football Team C215 Class Day Committee WILFRED LE ROY UMSTAD Norristown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering B 0 Hg Quill and Daggerg Mummy Club5 Aleph Samach5 Stoic Club, Dunstan5 Sav- age Club, Sunday Night Club5 Masque C315 Glee Club C115 Varsity Baseball Team C11 C21 C315 junior Promenade Committeeg Vigilance Committee C41 GEORGE GARDNER UNDERHILL Albany Civil Engineering 61 Eg Rod and Bob5 Class Track Team, Class Book Committee. HELEN WILLOUGPIBY UNDERNVOOD New York City K A Hg Ichthusg Der Hexenkreis. ROGER SHERMAN VAIL Highland Park, Ill. Arts A rts B 61 175 Quill and Dagger, Glee Club C21 C31 C415 Masque C31 C415 Cast C31 C415 Coun- cil C415 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Class Football Team C215 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Club5 Junior Feed Committee ANTENOR VALLADARES Lima, Peru .Q H Ag La Tertuliag President C415 Cosmopolitan Club IULIAN PURSE VAN VORST Ithaca Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering WALTON VAN WINKLE Ithaca Mechariical Engineering Bandhu EVA GERTRUDE VAUGHN Muscogee, Fla, AWS JOHN ARMOR VEAZEY New Wilmington, Pa. A rts Arts ARTHUR VONNEGUT Indianapolis, Ind. A If Eg Bench and Boardg Sunday Banquet Committee EFFINGHAM BUCKLEY WAGNER Baltimore, Md. Maryland Club5 Banjo Club LUTHER ASHTON WAIT Fort Edward Bandhu CHRISTOPHER JAMES WALBRAN, jr. Brooklyn junior Smoker Committee5 Leader Banjo Club C41 WILLIAM LEWIS WALLACE, jr. Orange, N. I. FRANK GILBERT WALLIS Westfield, PH' 411423 fb F Jg Class Track Team C11 C215 Varsity Track Team 133 Night Club, Ice Carnival COmmittee5 Senior Mechanical Engineering Law Electrical Engineering Naval A 7'ClZ1.l6'Cl'L-ll'6 Electrical E11gZ.l16?I'Z.IZ4Q ARTHUR SOPER W A RDWE1. L Rome Ilfeflzanical Engineering H E' WARNER BllSRRIXVETllER XYATKINS Milton, C. Electrical E11g7.lZ66fi11g HOMER ANDREW NVATT Wilkesliarro, Pa. Arts H. Morse Stephens Debate Clulig Dcufsclier Yercing First Lieutenant Signal Corps 1333 Captain L-Hg linglisli Clulig l,l USl4.ll.'l1l K-H1 Business Manager German Play. HUGH EDGAR XVEATIIERLOW Yorkshire Civil Engineering Gemel Kharmg Sphinx l-lt-azl1 President C. Y. C. .-X. C413 lcv Carnival Committee: Class Book Coinniittt-1.-3 Class Day ltUll1ll1lllL'U1 Pyrarniclg Ivy Oratorg Sergeant- at-Arms 1513 Recipient of Class l'ipc. SETI-I VVILLIAM XNEBB Watkins Civil Engineering ARTHUR BRO'I'llliRS XVEBIER Bullalo Law J .lg Boardman Senior Law Prize HOWARD NELSON XYIEBSTER Ogtlcnsliurg Elm'1r1'ua1 Engineering I II' I' .l .l,' junior Snioker Committee EDWIN IWORRIS RlClI.RlllJ XYEINIER Kingston Jlleclmnicul Engineer-ing LEON COWLES WELCH Greene gllcvhanictzl Engineering I3 H lI,' Quill and Daggerg Aleph Sxnnat-hp Class Baseball Team ill C253 Varsity ill C21 C33 L-Hg Captain Q35 1-Hg Class Baseball Director Q21 LSD: Sunday Night Cluhg Vigilance Committee Q35 Q-H NELLIE FRANCES VVELLIER Ilion Arts ROY BENEDICT 'WEST Ogden, Utah Civil Engineering HARVEY LEROI' VVESTOVER Hillsdale flgriculmre LEO ALOYSIUS WETER Bullalo Law J Xp Scalp and Bladeg Senior Law Smoker Committee NIERTON RONE WI-IEEI.EIl Salt Lake City, Utah Eleciricai Engineering dl I II' PORTIUS ROLLIN WHEELER Peoria, Ill. Arts 5312511 Ag Sophomore Smoker Committee, Mandolin Club Clj QQ, Orchestra JAMES HAROLD WHITEHEAD Buffalo Zllechanical Engineering 0 A X,' Sphinx Headg Undineg Bench and Board, Freshman Crew, junior Varsity Crew Q2jg Sunday Night Clubg I. T. A. Manager HJ FRANCIS LUTHER WHITNEY Elmira Arts PAUL A. WIEN Mansfielcl, Ohio IVIechan1'caIZ Engineering 134 EDWARD TUCKER WILDER 0 J X5 Glee Club LA VERNE ARTHUR WILDER Elmhurst, lll. Mechanical Englizeevrhzg Ithaca Law 0 A105 Sphinx Head5 Varsity Track Team C21 C315 Varsity Football Team C315 President Junior Law Class5 Ice Carnival Committee C315 Vigilance Committee C415 Masque C-L1 ABEL COMSTOCK WILLCOX RAY DOUGLAS WILLETS ALBERT BLAKE WILLIAMS dl K llfg Undine5 Bench and Board BURR FISKE WILLIANIS JOHN KENNEDY WILLIAMSON Smyrna Arts Chicago, lll. M echanical E1zg1'1zee1'z'1fLg Brooklyn Ildfechazflical Engineering Brockport Arts Bethel, Conn. Mechailical Engineering ID K Wg Class Baseball C115 Bench and Board5 Mermaid5 Substitute Varsity Base- ball C31 JOHN GORDON WILLS Chateaugay Veterinary Z Ng Class Baseball C115 College Baseball C315 Captain C315 College Banquet Com- mittee C315 President Society Comparative Medicine C31 JOHN CROSIER WILSON Sibley Qfoiwnal Board HAROLD JACOB WISE l-lall's Corners M echanical Engmeerlng Wheeling, W. Va. Mechanical Engineering W Y',' Sphinx Head5 Mummy Club5 Aleph Samach5 Stoic Club5 Undine5 Assistant Manager Navy C315 Manager C415 Masque C11 C215 Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Committee JOHN JACOB WOLFERSPERGER Sterling, lll. A7755 2 A Eg Sphinx Head5 Gemel Kharm5 Class Track Team C11 C215 Junior .Promenade COmmittee5 Class Secretary C415 Second Varsity Track Team C115 Varsity C21 LOUIS ROBERT WOLHEIM EDSON LE VERNE WOOD FRANK TRAVERS WOOD K A CSOuthern15 Mandolin Club JAMES HEWITT WOOD ROLLIN WOOD Glee Club C31 C415 Rod and Bob New York City llleclza-zzflcal EVLg'l146'6l Zi7'Zg Savannah A175 Richmond, Va. Mecl1,t1.1i1ict1l E7'Zg2i7166l'Zi7Ig Mayfield Lua' Muncie, Ind. Cz'vz'l El'ZgZ'lZOCl'I'1Ig 135 LE ROY VVOODLAND Chicago, Ill. Electrical Engineering ll .4,' Quill and Dagger: Mummy Clubg Stoic Clubg Undinep Bench and Board: Assistant Manager rack Team C353 Manager C43 SAMUEL HAMILTON Woons Port Jervis Mechanical Engineering OTTO WORTMANN New York City Electrical Engineering III li Ii' jnssm ERWIN Wmsxcn Afton A-rts FRANK Hlzmzx' Wxunnr Rhincbcck Veterinary ROY REX XVRIGI-lT Saranac Lakc flrch.-itecture Caflm Corps, Liculcnaml CD3 Fzuptain Ujg Major Q-U GEORGE EDMUND Wvxxoov Bath Law W J Hg Round Talmlcg Senior Law Smnkcr Crmnnittcc W ILLIAM H Exlzv Yxrus Ncgauncc, Mich. Electrical Engineer-ing C1-mRLEs JOHN Yoiucm' Parish Law Congress EMILIO ORTIZ nn Znv,x1.1.os Lima, Pcru Agriculture FERNANDO ORT1z me ZEvA1.1.0s Lima, Pcru Arts .S A Eg Class C. C. 'I'czun 1231 Scconfl Varsity Track Team 1253 French Play 1253 Association Football Tczun Q43 136 ' ' .7 s A I .:, -,I-v., YV' ',.,,,V.,,-gf,-.-' ' - 1..:. 1 f. L.,-, . ,LZ-KJ gg-1 AT THE END ov Bains ,ill li 1 A, gli: 43 :'2.S?iQjgz .. PIENRY Aizoxsox Brooklyn, X. Y W .J ff BIICIIAISI. HA1.P1zN B.-xRsRr New York City fl' .I L' CHARLOTTE BLUM . . . Now York City CHARLES HERBERT BoxxiErER, AB. . Holden, Mass X' :' AARON BROWN New York City W J E ISABEL CALDWELL, A.B. . Brooklyn, N. Y ARCHIBALD EAs'rwooD CHACE, AB. . . New York Cit5 .fl T Q EDGAR GORDON CUDDEBACK, AB. Port Jervis, N. Y fb .fl .F NINA A. DENNIS, A.B. . Binghamton, N. Y BARNEY J. DRYITUSS, BS., MD. .... New York City W X, First honor University of Louisville, Medical Department, Class 1903 ISS BERNARD HYLE ELIASBERG KD A E IRVING HAROLD ENGEL ID J E ISIDOR FELDMAN EDWARD LOUIS FRIEDMAN ABRAHAM LEON GARBAT . ID A E HARRY NEWPORT GOLDING . A If Kg President of Sophomore Class FRANK P. GOODWIN LEO HALPIN .... W A Z5 Vice-President Junior Class JOHN P. HANLEY . SAMUEL HOLLANDER AUGUST G. HORSTMAN MILTON J. JOHNSON Q I' 0 FRANK KAUFHOLD . . THOMAS JOSEPH KEARNS, A.B. cb A Eg President of Class C353 Reception Committee C45 JACOB KISSEL Brooklyn, N. Y. New York City New York City New York City New York City Paterson, N. J. Jamestown, N. Y. New York City Stafford Springs, Conn. New York City Brooklyn, N. Y. Jamestown, N. Y. Newark, N. Manchester, N. H. Brooklyn, N. Y. N J, CHARLES GEORGE KEOHLER, Jr., A.B. BrooklYU, - X- N Z N IDA M. LAIRD, A.B. . . K A 0, A E I, Vice-President Class C41 . Auburn, N. Y. SAMUEL LEVIN . WALTER AUSTIN IVICLAREN ..... ID A Ig Executive Committee Cornell Medical Club, 1904-OS JOHN A. IVICNEVINS A K K EDWARD BOND NIARKEY N .Y IV ARTHUR H. MARTIN, AB. . N .Y N C. P. GLLENDORII, AB ...,... Editorial boards, Sun, lim. Jlllllllilll .Ym-.v,' Class Secretary, I CHARLES ROCKWELI. PAYNE. AB. N .Y N LOUIS JOSEPH PLACER ERNEST NIARSI-I POATI2 A K K ADELBERT J. PRICE HYMAN LEON RATNOFE ANNA ELIZABETH RAY, AB., AM. A Ig Secretary of Class C-U JAMES ERWIN REID, Jr. , X UT, IP A 2 FRANK HOWARD RICHARDSON, A.B. . RALPIi ROBINSON .Q F dl JOSEPH ROTHKOWITZ , 140 New York City Brooklyn, N. Y. New York City Eaton, Ohio Cooperstown, N. Y. N cw York City 00-1- Wadliams Mills, N. Y. New York City Rushford. N. Y. Dundee, N. Y. New York City New York City Schenectady, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Ithaca, N. Y. New York City MAX JACOB RUSSIANOITF . LEO F. SCI-HFF . . Q A Eg Flint Prize in Physiology WARREN GEORGE SMITH . ABRAHAM SOPHIAN . WILLIAM HENRY SPECHT, D.D.S. President of Class C41 BENJAMIN STARTZ T. C. TAKAMI SAMUEL TRETZE . THOMAS GRANT TOUSEY . .Q 2 0 ERNEST MARS1'ERS VAUGHN dl A E WILLIAM ISIDORE WALLACH W A E WILCOX, jr. .Q I' W F. S. WINSLOW Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Gneonta, N. Y. New York City New York City New York City Kurnarnoto, japan New York City Pittsford, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. New York City . Potsdam, N. Y. Henrietta, N. Y. Eiuninr lass Baseball , Track, Crew, Eleven, Cornell, I Yell, Nineteen-Seven Colors: BLUE and WHITE Qllase QBfftrers JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK HENRY EMERSON DAVIS , MARION AURELIA FITZPATRICK LAURENCE JEROME CONGER ELIZABETH ALLEN SEAMON GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTH EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS, jr. WILLIAM BOUCK CORNELL HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER ALEXANDER WIL'LIAM DANN 143 President . Vice-President Second Vice-President Recording Secretary Corresponding Secretary . Treasurer Football Director Baseball Director Track Director Crew Director Sergeant-at-Arnfzs F RANK Av ii R Y A DA Ms Coxsackic- Law FRANCIS SA 1.1514 URS' :XDA Ms Durwood, Minn. Meclumical Engiizeerliug H J .l',' Glue Clulmg Masque JOHN ADENDORFF joliamnesburg, South Africa g . Jlleclzamcal Engmeermg Varsity Cricket Team llj L21 FRANCISCO AGCAOILI Yloeos Norte, P. I. Arts University Orchestra CZJ f3Jg Cosmopolitan Club RANSOM WALLACE AR1N Carlisle, Incl. Law lb I' .lg Freshman Bunfuct Commiltceg SO mhoinore Smoker Committee, Masque . A . i . l A . QZJQ Last QQJQ Glcc Klub CBJ: junior Smoker Lommittee FERNANDO ALEMAN, B.A. Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic A grzculture 4 1 I EARL STANLEY fkL'1'EA-IOSE Dunmore, Pa. Electrrzcal Engmeerzng HARIQY LEE AMES, A.B. Painter, Va. Electrical Engineering JAMES CAMERON ARGETSINGER. A.B. Burdett Law MARION ARMSTRONG Pittsburg, Pa. Arts A 1 THOMAS ANDREW ARMSTRONG Hamilton, Ont., Can. Civil Engizfzeering 2' Ng Assistant Nlanager Basketball Team Q35 PERCY LINDEN ARNOLD Bergen lllechcmical Engirleerfinlg HERBERT SIDNEY AUSTIN Poughkeepsie Cwil Engineering LYNN FRANCIS AYER Augola Agriculture HIRAM HOWARD BABCOCK Auburn Law 144 EGBERT BAOG, Jr. Utica Gargoyleg Sophomore Banquet Committee lVlAR'IjHA BAGGS MARION VALENTINE BAILLIBRE 0 Eg Naga, Maryland Club JAMES HARXVEY BAKER LOUIS NIUNSON BAKER Andrew Dickson White Debate ROSS LEE BAKER VVALTER HENRY BALCKE, A.B. CHARLES REUBEN BALDWVIN lWABEL CORNELIA BALDWIN WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN JOHN CARLOS BALLARD CLARENCE MATURIN BALLOU HERLIAN BARTIIOLOMAY Fulton Ellicott City, Md. Philadelphia, Pa Oneonta Club g President C25 Greenwood Quincy, Ill. A rcliite ctnre A rts M echanical Engineering Met hanical Engineering Law Electrical Engineering M echanical Engineering Volney Center Veterinary Fort Erie, Ont., Can. Arts Brooklyn Arts Vllest Falls Church, Va. Mechaiiical Engineering North Adams, Mass. Rochester lllechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering A If Eg Masque Cast C21 C315 Junior Feed Committeeg Banjo Club C35 WARNER MIFFLIN BATEMAN, Jr. OTTO EDWARD BECKER OSWALD LEWIS BENDER ID L1 0 BERTHOLD HERBERT BENDIIEIM Q H A JAMES EDWIN BENNY Bandhu J WILLIAM KIMBALL BENTLEY LANDON ROBINSON BERKELEY SAMUEL SIMPSON BERKOWITZ BENJAMIN HARRISON BETTS Q I' Wg Class Crew CZJ Glendale, Ohio Buffalo Electrical Engineering A rts Martinsburg, VV. Va. Houston, Texas Bayonne, N. J. Pulaski Orange, Va. Brooklyn Tonawanda 145 llifechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Law Law Mecliaiiical Engineering A rts A rts OROMEL I'iARRY BIGELOW Palmyra, Wis. A'I6'CIlGll1'CGl Eizgiineerizrzg Class Baseball QZJQ Varsity BaIscl,izIll C35 ALFIZED DE GROOT BLAKE West New Brighton Mechanical Engineeriing Sib1vy7uIIrHal Boarclg Vice-president Society of Mechanical Engineers ALBERT C. BLUNT, jr. Fort Terry Electrical Engineering ELIZABIE'l'I'l MM' BOLGHR Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Scnnightlyg Raven and Scrpentg lclithusg Corresponding Secretary Cljg Second Vice-President 1233 Class Baskcllmll ftp C213 Pre-sitlunt Of Sports and Pastimes. BENJAMIN IXZNOWLTUN Bowie Salamanca Eleclrzral Engineering University Scliolarsliipg Robert llcnry Thurston Debate Club ELMER PERCY BR.-XDl.liY Pcmaquitl, Me. IlI'eclza:IicaI E7lg'1.lIC6f'i71g I'IAROl.D AIfIfI.ECk BRAINERD Westliclcl. Civil Engineering Tnonms ALFRED BRE EN Ithaca l elerz'uary JOI-IN EDWARD BREWRINR, Ph.B. Pullman. Wash. Illcrlzmzicfzl Eiigirzeering LEO ALLIE BREWSTER Wolcott Arts EDWIN FRANKLIN B RITTEN, jr. jersey City, N. .I Illcrlimzical Eizgiueer-irzg .Y IV EDMOND SVVAIN BROWN Youngstown, Ohio Arts U' l',' Aleph Samaclig Nulandag Unclincg Kappa Beta Phig junior Promenade Com- mitteeg Varsity Baseball Team Q13 Q21 FRANKLIN REED BROWN Bulialo Law J .Xp Scalp and Blade GEOFFREY GORTON BURLINOMIE Syracuse flgrzfrulture X my Varsity Tennis Team C13 C25 ENOCIAI LEWIS BURNIIAM, AB. Berwyn, Pa. Citfil Erzgineerliizg dl A Hg Pyramid JOHN ROBERT BURNS Ithaca Veterinary ROBERT BURNS Brooklyn Law 'If Yi ROund,Te1b1e:.G1ee Club CU C2j 4311 Savage Clubg Undineg Sophomore Ban- quet Committeeg Vigilance Committee LSDQ Kappa Beta Phi EARLE NELSON BURROWS Deposit Ctzfwfl Engineering THEODORE KINGSLEY BUSHNELL Denver, Col. Arts 2 A E MARY BVRISSA BUTTS, B.A. Mansfield, Pa. Arts DONALD ARGYLL CAMPBELL Brooklyn Arts K!!! Class Track Team 1215 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Ice Carnival Com- mittee, Syrmxg Nalandag Undineg Kappa Beta Phi GORDON BYRON CANAGA, B.A. Scio, Ohio Civil Engineering 146 RAI.PI-1 FELIX CARLEY Quincy, Ill. Electrical Engiifzeeririg SYDNEY BLEEKER CARPENDER New Brunswick, N. J. Mechanical Engineering J CD5 Rush Team C155 Glee Club C15 C255 Assistant Manager Cricket Team C255 Man- ' ager C355 Chairman Class Pipe Committee C255 Masque C35 CHA-l?l.TEj KETCHUM CARPENTER Ithaca Mechanical Eiigirieeriiig JOHN CONDIT CARPENTER Washington, D. C. .Mechanical Ertgiiieeriiig WILLIAM LEE CASPER Brooklyn Arts ALBUT ANGEL CHADWICR Newton, N. J, Arcliitectiire FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN Ogdensburg Mechaiiical Engineering E 05 Aleph Samach5 Dunstang Freshman Banquet COmmittee5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Undine5 Assistant Manager Track Team C35 GRACE CHRISTY Ford City, Pa. Arts J l',' Raven and Serpent ELLEN STOUT CLARK, BP. Easton, Pa. Arts EDWARD WARREN CLEEVES Salisbury Mills Agricitltiire CLARENCE FRED DE CLEROQ Lebanon Civil Ezigirzeeriiig LOU BAKER CLEVELAND Vllatertown Civil .Engirzeerirtg Assistant Manager Fencing Team C555 Secretary-Treasurer University Fencing Association, Cosmopolitan Club MORTON COHEN Brooklyn Electrical Ertgiiieeriiig HENRY BEAUMONT COLLIN Penn Yan Arts 0 A 1115 Deutscher Verein5 German Play JOHN JOSEPH CONEN, Jr. Brooklyn lllechaziical Eiigiiieeriiig Adelphi Clubg Society of Mechanical Engineers GEORGE PERRIGO CONGER Owego Arts Era Board C355 Chairman Finance Committee C. U. C. A.5 President Christian Association C35 LAURENCE JEROME CONOER 5 Groton Civil Eiigiiieeririg A dig Editor-in-Chief 1907 CORNELLIANQ Junior Promenade Committeeg Assistant Manager Lacrosse Team C355 Class Secretary C35 ROSCOE PETER CONKLING Brockport AWS HUGH BEDLE CONOVER Atlantic Highlands, N. J. I I I Electrical Ertgineerzzig A K E CHARLES REED COOK Jefferson City, Mo. Electrical Eiigirzeeriiig .S X GORDON DARE COOPER Auburn Agliwlfwe WILLIAM BOUCK CORNELL Ithaca .MZCIQCIVLCCCIZ EWgi1166'1'i11,Q' A T Q5 Class Baseball Team C15 C255 Freshman Banquet Committee 1-L7 PITT E, C051-ON Greenwooil fl rts BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CoUR'I'RIc:IIT Aurora, Ill. Arts .I T .l EARL BLUNN COYERT Watervlict Law J W JAMES IQAY CRAIOIIEAIT Ithaca Electrical Engineering H J .l' ARTHUR WILLIAM CRAVER Brooklyn. Pa. Arts Secretary English Clulm VVILI..-KRD JOIIN CRAWIIORII, Jr. Clcvelancl. Ohio Arts .Al J 105 Dunstang Nilliillflill Savage Cllllil Bland-wlin Clulx C15 C25 C353 Masqueg Cap- tain Class Football C153 Sflplllllllilff Banquet Cfllllllllllcci l-01ldCl' SUPh0IU0ff5 Cotil- liong Vigilance Committee C35 ROWLAND ASI-IBY CURRY Wooster, Ohio .-lrclzitecture di li' .lg Savage Clulmg Gargoyleg Glee Cluln Cll C25 C351 llasquc HAROLD BARTLETT CURTIS New Castle. Pa. .-lris Congressg Deutscher Vere-ing Chrisiian Associatimi LEWIS BAYARD CUSTER Glen Oldcn. Pa. Cjivil Engineering Ii' .Y3 L? .l ll ALEXANDER TNVILLIAM DANN Downsvillc Civil Engineering I Il',' Vigilance Committee C351 Sergcaiil-at-Arins C35 JOSI-IUA FERRIS DARLINO Buffalo Arts NELSON JARVIE DARLING Schenectady Electrical Engineering .4 K Eg Lacrosse Team C253 Masque Cast C25 HENRY DENNISON DARROW, Jr. Kingston Civil Engineering LESTER JESSE DAVID Rochester Arts CORTLAND WOODEURY DAX IS Mexico Electrical Engmeering Class Football Team C253 Class Crew C25 HENRY EMERSON DAVIS Peabody, Mass. llleclzaniral Engiiteerring J IN, DLlHSt2lUQ Aleph'Samach3 Nalandag Class Football C153 Class Track C153 Varsity Foogball C253 Class Vice-President C352 Assistant Manager Interseholastic Track Association C353 Vigilance Committee C35 ROBERT MENEES DAVIS Naalehu, Kau, Hawaii Ctfzril E1-zgineeritzg TRACY EGBERT DAVIS Buffalo Agriculture HORACE LATI-IROP DAWSON Evanston, Ill. .Mechanzfeal Engfiueerring 0 fl XJ Glee Club C353 Masque C353 Les Cabotins C25 C35 ELVIRA DUDLEY DEAN Ithaca Arts DAVIS MEADE DE BARD McMinnville, Tenn. llfI6Cl'LC17Z1.CC.1Z.E1'Zg'Z:11-66'l i7'lg WESLEY LA MONT DE LANEY Sayre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering 148 WILLIAM ALEXANDER DENNETT Kittery, Me. Mechanical Engineering JOHN JAMES DESHON Chinandega, Nicaragua, C. A. Agricnltnre 0 A 1113 0 N Eg Class Baseball Team C253 Varsity Baseball C253 Cosmopolitan Club LOUIS N. DIBRELL Danville, Va. Electrical Engineering K 2 CHARLES WILSON DIEEENDORF Troy Civil Engineering CLIFFORD SAMUEL DIEHL Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Z X MARTHA ETHEL DODSON Berwick, Pa. Arts K K 1 ,' Raven and Serpent3 Dramatic Club3 President Pennsylvania Club C35 ARNOUND JACOB JoRIs VAN DER DoEs DE BYE The Hague, Holland Mechanical Engineering ALEXANDER GROSVENOR DONALDSON Detroit, Mich. Architecture A F A,' Gargoyleg Masque RODERICK DOUGLAS DONALDSON New York City Mechanical Engineering PEARL DONNAN Cygnet, Ohio Arts MARY VERONICA DONNELLAN Binghamton Arts K A 6, Raven and Serpent3 Election Committee C25 HERBERT MCNAIR DOUGLASS Clyde Electrical Engineering ARCHIBALD EDWARD DRAKE Buffalo Civil Engineering A T Q3 Scalp and Blade EVERETT DRENNEN Martins Ferry, Ohio Civil Engineering 2 A Eg Pyramidg Glee Club C353 Mandolin Club C25 C353 Masque C353 Intercollegiate Tennis Team C353 Secretary-Treasurer lntercollegiate Lawn Tennis Association C35 JOHN BRAGG DREW Ithaca Veterinary HARRY WILLIAM DROGE Brooklyn Law A Xp Junior Law Smoker Committee ALEXANDER GETCHELL DRURY ' Cincinnati, Ohio Mechanical Engineering ARTHUR WOOD DU Bois Hallstead, Pa. Arts A F, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Assistant Manager Cross Country Team C353 Junior Feed Committee WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN Pueblo, Col. AHS 11: A 0, Aleph Samachg Class Baseball C15 C253 Nalanda3 Assistant Manager Base- all C35 FRANCIS LAMMERTS DURK Niagara Falls Law A X HOWARD DURYEA Craigsville Mechanical Engineering WALTER CHENEY DYER Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineering X W 149 DAN PARMELEE EELLS A J dig Nnlandag Glcc Club Q25 Q3Ig U JAMES BYRON EO BERT EDMUND HENRX' EITEL IP I' .Ip Sun Board Q25 QJJQ Mainnging RALPl'I VVALDO EIDREDOI4 JAMES ARAD ERWIN I'IARRY ESSEX GEORGE CASTLEMAN ESTILI. LEIGI-I RODENDODOII Ev.-xxx .Y fl E JAMES WILLIAM FARRIOR VVILLIAM FRI2DIzRIcR F.-WSTMAN w I' K LOUIS WI-IITE FEIIR Cleveland, Ohio Arts nflincg Masque Q25 Q35 Ro!-zcbank Civil Engineering Inclianzzpolis, Ind. Ilfeflzanicul EllgI.l16?f1'I'lg Iidiuir QSIL Junior Fcccl Committee Sharon Springs .-lrts Chicago. Ill. ,lIc'cl1aII1'mI E11gl.l160fI.1Z4g Bu llalo .-l ris Lcxington. Ky. illcvliaizfcal Erzghieerirzg Huston, Pa. ilI'ccl1mI.icul EI1g1'nem'r1'lIg Kcminsvillc, X. C. JlIcc11uII1'uIl Eizgineering Auburn L'z'vz'1 EI1g1'Iwering R Ochcstcr .-l ris ROherL Hcnrv Thurslon DL-lmlc Clulwg lnlcrcluss cle.-halos Q15 Q25 Q35g Altemate, Congress-Bucknell Dclmlc 'l'cz1nI Q25 5 Cnngrvss Prize llclmlc Stage Q25 4555: Speaker Of Congrcss QM: Class SL-rgcainL-zu-.Xriiis Q253 GL-rinzin Play Q351 SccrclzIry-TrczIS- urer English Clul: Q2l1 Cosniopolilam Cluli JOHN ALFRED FERGUSON Ncw York City 1lIcclnIIII'aIl Erigincerzlzg Rush Team Q15 Q25 RALPH FERRIS Ithaca Civil Engz'ueer4ing BARENT LATHAN1 FILKINS Buffalo Elcviriml Ezzgiizeering 6 Eg Mandolin Club Q15 Q25 Q35 BURTIS J. FINCH Conklin CC'I.'1.'1'I .Ellg'I.7l68I'1'Hg MAX JACOB FINKELSTEIN Elmira Law MARION WALTER FISK Portland, Ore. Mfechanical Engmee-ring MARION AURELIA FITZPATRICK Albany Arts Al lD,' Raven and Serpentg Class Corresponding Secretary Q25g Second Vice-Pres- 1dent Q35 EDWARD HYNDMAN FORD Mau-Shwood, Pa. .Meclzaiizical El1gI.l106V'Iillg K gf Coxswain Class Crew Q15 Q25 Q35 EVERETT LEANDER FORD O Brooklyn M'eclzaIf1-ical EIT-gl-l166T1i7'1g Glee Club Q25 Q35 ROBERT GRAHAM FORD Bellcwood, Pa. Civil Erzgizzeeriwg B A H FRANKLIN LUTHER FOSTER Ithaca lfeterirzmy 150 FRED DU MONT FOWLER Ithaca Mechanical Engineering SETH WILLIAM FOX, Jr. Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Q H Ag Class Fencing Team C235 Second Varsity Fencing Team C215 Cornell Fene- ing Clubg Amsler Medal Cljg Cosmopolitan Club NORA BLANDING FRASER, AB. YOULE TOWNSEND FRAZEE AUGUSTUS M. FREDERICKSON ARTHUR THOMAS FREER LAURENCE ELWELL FRENCH VIDA RACHEL FRENCH JAKE M. FRIED Staunton, Va. .-lrts Montclair, N. J. M echanical Engineering Cornwall-on-Hudson Law Gilbertsville Law Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Buffalo Agricnltnre Vicksburg, Miss Masqueg Second Varsity Fencing Team Q25 JOHN EMIL FRIEDRICH Mandolin Club CU CZJ C35 HARRY BARBER FROST, B.S. HARRY LEE FRYER, B.S. LUCIUS B. FULLER FRANCIS LEO GALLAGER JOHN SILL GALLAGER Zodiac JOSEPH GALLAGHER WILLIAM MICHAEL GALLAGHER LOUIS GEORGE GARRIGAN X ZF LUIS GASTON Y HERRERA VICTOR MARSHALL GEHRING .Z'KI'AA,' Les Cabotinsg German Play LOUIS JACOB GERSKONI GRACE RUSSEL GILBERT K A 05 Tchthus HUNTLY HARRIS GILBERT Mount Vernon Providence, R. I, Carlton, Ore. Telluride, Col. Ithaca Saginaw, Mich. Myers Cleveland, Ohio Newark, N. J. Habana, Cuba Portland, Me. Brooklyn Brooklyn Chicago, Ill. .S 1b,' Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Mandolin Club WALTER LEVI GILBERT Durham Member Society of Comparative Medicine 151 Electrical Engineering lvlechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Veterinary Arts Civil Engineering Law Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Arts Electrical E ngineering Arts M echanical Engineering Veterinary VVEBSTER FARNIIAAI GILCREAST I-Iazclton, Pa. Eleflrifcal Engineering HARIiY' HOLMES C-ILDNER Newport News, Va. ll-Ieclzanical E71gHI66f7:11g Varsity Lacrosse Tcarng Captain Class Basketball Team HJ C22 WVILLIAM DE YVITT GI1,I.ETTIa I .4 Eg Mandolin Club HJ C21 QU FRANCISCO R. GINORIO, AB. FREDERICK NARCIS GOIQPIIL IXLBERT SAMUEL GOLIJEIQRG JOHN GOLDIIAAR ISAAC MONTIROR GOLDSTEIN CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER Mount Vernon lllcclzarzical Engineering Arccibo, Puerto Rico Elevlrical lfngfineeriizg New York City Civil EI'lgIifl86fiI1g Brooklyn Law New York City flgrricultilre Milford, Ill. ilIe't'l1c1I1-11111 Engineering Atlanta, Ga. Elvvlrzfcal Engineering H J Xp Aleph Samachg Dunstang Freshman Crcwg Class Crew 1213 junior Varsity Crew QZJQ Varsity Four C255 Class Pl'CSltlC'I'll ill: junior Promenade Committee: Kappa Beta Phi CARL ALVORIJ GOULIJ Muskegon, Mich. Civil ErIgiIIeerA1'11g ll! F J,' Pyramiclg Class Track Team til 1271 junior Feed Committee CLARENCE ALLEN GOULD Seneca Falls Jl'I6'ClltllL'I-t'L'Il El1g'ITPl6'6I illg Cerberus JOHN PIERSEY GRA I-IA M Woodruff, Pa. A rclzriieciizr-re Gargoyle FLOYD MARSHALL GRANT Brasher Falls Law RALPI-I IRESON GRAVES Amesbury, Mass. Elccirical Engzfneerzbzg Class Baseball C15 1253 Substitute Varsity Baseball Q11 QZJQ Class Baseball Direc- tor CZJQ Sibley Yozzrnal Boarclg junior Feed Committee BESSIE NlAY GRIFFIN Wayside Club WILLIAM PHILIP GRUNER K 2 VICTOR JOHN GUENTHER MARION GUNNISON CHARLES SUMNER GYVINN CLARENCE GEORGE PIADLEY University Scholarship RODGERS HALE 0 .4 X ALFRED HAMMAR Cosmopolitan Club Binghamton Arts St. Louis, Mo. Electrical .E7'lg'1iH6'6I ITlilg Buffalo Jvleclzarzfzkal Engineering Erie, Pa. J-lg-riculture West Shokan Arts Mumford Electrical Engrineeriing Tonawanda, Pa. lllechanical Engzfrzeering Ryd, Smaland, Sweden Agzhiculturre 152 VICTOR FRANK HAMMEL Junior Smoker Committee FRANCES BELLE HAMMOND Aftermath HARRY HARRISON HOWARD GRISWOLD HARRISON WILLIAM TAYLOR HARRISON HAYNES LLOYD HART EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS, Jr. Joliet, Ill. Civil Engineering Ithaca Ang Passaic, N. Mechaiiical Engineering AClCliSO11 Civil Engineering Buffalo M echanical Engineering Auburn Mechanical Engineering Homer Arts Class Football C21, Second Varsity Baseball C215 Junior Smoker Committee, Class Football Director C31 JEROME M. HECHT HENRY ANTON HEINE GERTRUDE CLAPP HEMINCWAY Wayside FREDERICK JOHN HERR Rochester .Mechanical Engineering Washington, D. C. .Mechanical Engineering Troy Arts Brooklyn Civil Engineering Class Track Team C11 C21, Varsity Track Team C11 C21, Varsity Relay Team C21 A C31, Class Election Committee C31 NICHOLAS ALEXANDER HEYMSFELD BENJAMIN MASON HILL K Z SYDNEY MAURICE HILLMAN OTTO ERNST HILMER DORA FRANCES HINE A Q JOSEPH FITHIAN HITCPICOCK PHILIP BARLOW HOGE ARTHUR P. HOLLOWAY A :I 0 WEBSTER B. HOLMES NeW York City Law Petersburg, Va. Electrical Engineering NeW York City .Mechanical Engineering Brooklyn lllechanical Engineering Bay City, Mich. Arts Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical Engineering Washington, D. C. Arts Montclair, N. J. Civil Engineering Cincinnati, Ohio M echanical Engineering .F X, Toastmaster Freshman Banquet, Sophomore Cotillion Committee! M-HUdOliH Club C21 C31, Junior Promenade Committee, Masque, Tennis Team, Savage Club FRANKLIN DANA HOOPER Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering A Z' Q, Freshman Crew, Varsity Four C21, Sophomore Banquet Committee, Vigi- lance Committee DUDLEY R. HOWARD O gdensburg LGU' I A E, Round Table, Masque, Mandolin Club C11 C21 153 ALFRED PETTIS HOWES. Jr. Utica Arts I-I .1 .l',' Glee Club C23 1393 Mnsqucg 'SKI Xluinoriul Stage 1223 Sophomore Cotillion Committeep Tonstinustur Sopliomorc Banquet: Ice Carnival Committee CHARLES IVIESLEY I'IUl3BlEI.I. JOHN PATRICK HUIILEX' CARLETON BROWN I'IU'I'ClIINS A .fl J 'Pg ll! J Ill: Class liznsulmll Lljg GI BRADFORD A. I'IYA'I'T OSWALD DREW IXGALI. Bandhu JOHN CONRAD INGALLS EDWARD A. JANES KD l'.1 EDWARD XV.-ALTER JANSEN Ice Carnivzml Coinniittuc IVIINNIE JENKINS WILLIANI PETTUS JOIZRGER .Y .-1 Hp Glee Club L23 Qfhll Class B mittee I CHESLEY HEATII JOHNSON Long Island Club GEORGE FRIEDMAN JOHNSON .Q II A HENRY' LANGLEY JOHNSON Class Rush Team CID Q23 S. ALBERT JOHNSON CHARLES WATKINS JOHNSTON ELLIOT PENROSE JONES HOWARD STANLEY JONES A T A RUTI-I MARTIN JONES Sennightlyg Raven and Serpentg ketball Teams Q37 STANLEY ROBERT JONES DAVID HENRY JUDSON SAMUEL KAIIANOWITZ n.. Pittston, Pa. Dublin. Ireland Naval A rchilect ure C1 Ui1 Engineering Chicago, Ill. Law 0 Cluli QSJL Ruurlcl 'I':Il.Ile I th ilCZl Veterirzary Montclair, N. J. Arts Phelps Civil Engineering Plzlinlicltl. X. J. .-Iris New York City Elcclrz'ral Enghzeering Walton .-lgriczrlture Brooklyn :Iris :Isul Hill QI: MIISIIIIC Babylon Albany Boston, Mass. Mansfield, Pa. Brooklyn West Chester, Pa. Buffalo Williamsport, Pa. Class Basketball Team Ithaca Oswego Greensburg, Pa.. 154 KSJI Ice Carnival Com- Ele'drI'ruI Elzgineeriug Elcdriral Erzigzflzeerirtg Arts Arts tllechcmical Engineering Cfivil Engineerirz-g Law Arts QZJQ Il'I211'lflgEI' Sage Bas- Civil Eng-i1zeerTi'ng C'im'l E ng-i neeri ng Electrical Engineering GEORGE BIDDLE KELLEY GEORGE DAVIS KELLOGG WILLIAM DIXON KENDRICK ALEXANDER KENNEDY, Jr. Class Football Team Q21 JOHN CURTIS KENNEDY Troy Civil Engineering Greenwood Civil Engineering Montgomery, Ala. Mechanical Engineering Pittsheld, Mass. Electrical Engineering Ithaca Arts Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg President Ql1g Debate Council Q21g Inter- class Debates, Congress-Bucknell Debate Team Q21g '94 Memorial Stage Q31, Pennsylvania Debate Team Q31 WALTER CRITCHLOW KENNEDY New Brighton, Pa. Electrical Engineering BENJAMIN KENYON Scipio Law ADOLPH CORNELIUS KIENDL Brooklyn Arts Class Rush Teams Q11 Q21 OSWALD CARL ZKIESELBACH Mendota, Ill. Law CLARENCE KIMBALL Passaic, N. J. Arts Z' A E ALVIN WARD TQING Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering B A U, Senators BURT MORROW KING White Bear Lake, Minn. Law ' A T 41 EUGENE CARNER KINNEAR Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering Senators ' ANNA ELSA KIRCHNER Philadelphia, Pa. Arts K K T',' Les Cabotinsg President Sage Glee Club Q21g President Dramatic Club Q31 WILLIAM A. A. TQIRK Gouverneur Arts Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, Era Board Q31 GEORGE KLEPPISCH ' New York City Mechanical Engineering 0 Eg Sibley jfonrnal Board Q31 ARTHUR KNAPP Ardmore, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Captain of Artillery Q31 LAURENOE KNIBLOE Buffalo ANS A T .Q,' Scalp and Blacleg Masque, Cast Q21 GRIN HENRY TCNOWLTON Perrysburg LGU' CLARE OTTILIA KOELLER Coshocton, Ohio Arts Captain Class Basketball Team Q11 Q21 Q31, Treasurer of Sports and Pastimes Q21 JOSEPH HENRY KOHAN Brooklyn Lflib' Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, Congress 155 ISAAC JOSEPH Kosnixskx' Texarkana, Texas Mechanical Engineering GEORGE ISLOTI-IE Indianapolis. Intl. Mcclzmzicczl Engineering 10 .1 9 MILTON IXZRAEMER Baltimore. Md. Meclzaniml Engineering LD .Y Kg Nagag Maryland Club: Cosmopolitan Club ROMEO BENVENUTO IQUEIIXS Milwaukee, Wis. Marine Engineering rp ,ll ,-l,- Sinfoniag Scabbard and Bladcg First Licutemmt Cadet Corps 125, Captain CSJQ Banjo Club QM: Captain Rille 'l'o:aIII L3l FORD ISZURTZ East Stroudsburg, Pa. C ivil Engineering University Scholarship: Assistant Business Manager Transactions Association of Civil Engineers KATIIRYN BELLE IQYSER Canastota Arts HENRX' FRANCIS LA BREQUE Holyoke, Mass. Civil Engineering Class Crew Q25 ISAAC LANDE Elmira .-lrts Freshman Banquet Committee: Chairman junior Smoker Committee GROVER VVILLIAM LAIIP Rochester Electrical EllgI.l'I6?flil'1g HERBERT LASIIER Grittin Corners Law Congressg H. Morse Stephens Debate Club: Debate Couneil L47 BENTON LATTIN Oneonta Civil Engineering BERTON LATTIN Oneonta Arts ROBERT PI-IINNY LAY Franklin, Pa. Mcclmnical Engineering FRANCIS BERNARD LAYI-IE Fort Plain Arts ANTONIO LAZO, jr. New York City Civil Engineering .4 lD,' Business Manager 1907 CORNELLIAN MARIAN LEATIIERMAN Pittsburg, Pa. Arts It' A 05 Raven and Serpent MAURICE DU PONT LEE 2 lb EDWIN BOUGIITON LEFFERTS l1VaslIingtOn, D. C. Gloversville llflechan ical Engineering Electrical Engineering LEO JULIUS LEFFLER I Brooklyn lllechcznical Engineering 2KI'AA,' Sibley Prize CZJQ Ice Carnival Committee ARTHUR LEIGHTON Methol Arts Assistant Business Manager 1907 CORNELLIANQ Cosmopolitan Clubg Les Cabotins EMMONS WILLIAM LELAND Ithaca Agriculture GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS Patchog-ue Law Glee Club 1335 Class Track Team Q15 156 LUTHER ISAAC LIBBY THEODORE JULIUS LINDORFF Z llf CHARLES WELLS LINSLEY dl Z Kg Pyramid, Masqueg C Committee ERNESTO LIX-KLETT FRANK CHARLES LOEGLER .4 1' LEROY HOWARD LOOMIS ANNE LOUISE LOUDON WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY ast Worcester, Mass. Agricnltnre Flushing Ang Oswego Civil Engineering Sophomore Smoker Committeeg junior Feed Buenos Ayres, Argentine Republic Mechanical Engineering BL1ff3.lO A175 Cleveland, Ohio M echanical Engineering Lansingburg Arts Buffalo M echanical Engineering A CD, Dunstang Class Baseball C15 QZJQ Varsity Baseball C155 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Nalandag Scalp and Bladeg Vigilance Committee C313 Election Com- mittee C3j DAVID ARTHUR LOVELAND ' Windsor Mechaiiical Engineering ARTHUR THOMPSON LOWRY Berwick, Pa. llleclianical Engineering PAUL BENTLEY LUM Washington, D. C. Civil Engineering Q F A, B A Hg Senators MARY ELIZABETH MOCAEE Brooklyn Arts A F, Ichthusg Raven and Serpent, 1907 CORNELLIAN Board ELLEN S. MCCARTHY Cortland Arts Christian Association, American Chemical Society HAROLD MEAD MCCONNELL ALEXANDER DALE NICCURDY HAROLD GOULD MACDONALD WALTER VAUGHAN MCGEE Stjoseph, Mich. Mechanical Engineering Philadelphia, Pa. Ma1'ine Engineering Manitoba, Canada Civil Engineering Plainfield, N. J. Law fl? A 0, Nalandag Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Class Baseball C25 JOHN JOSEPH MCHENRY ' Middle Granville Law MARY LUCINDA MCINTOSH Locke AHS BLANCHARD MITCHELL MACRINTOSH Halifax, Canada Architecture Gargoyle DONALD CHASE MACKINTOSIi Holyoke, Mass. Mechanzifcal Engineering WILLIAM REID MCKOWN Pittsburg. Pa. llleclianical Engineering Q 2 Kg Masque, Ice Carnival Committee 157 DONALD FRASER MCLEOD NORMAN il'lACCALl.UM MACLEOD Cosmopolitan Club HUGIAI GURNEY lllCillll.l.AN LESLIE llllTCllELL MACIIIIERSON HUGI-I BROOKS MCXVI-lORTl5R GEORGE EARL BlACY FRANCIS W. lllADlG.-KN Adelphi Cluh CI-IARLES FREDERICK lllAUUFl'lX Westville, Nova Scotia, Canada Civil Engineering Germantown, Pa. Electrical Engineering liast Aurora Electrical Engineering Balranald, Australia Electrical Engineering Ithaca Illeclztizzitul Engineering Chicago, Ill. Eledriml Engineering Centro Village Civil Engineer-ing North 'llonawamla .lleulztziiieiil Engineering Zodiac, Aleph Szmiaclmg Dunsiang Class 'Franck 'l'e:un QU lllg Varsity Track Team Qlj QZJQ Varsity Cross Country 'llc-:un Q13 Q23 QSM Vigilance Coinmitlec Q37 EUGENE ADAMS BlAlN Brooklyn Illcf1IunI'cal Engineering lx' Ig Varsity Lacrosse 'l'e:InI QU QZJ Q33 HORAGE FAIRCIIILD KIA-ION Ithaca Agriculture 6 Eg Glce Club QU Q23 QSQQ Masque: l'lIilosophcr's Clulm CI-IARLES HENRY lllALl.ISON ALFRED JOSEPH MALONEI' EDWIN CLARK ll'lARKIiI. HYMAN SANFORD h'lARKS SYLVANUS BOARDMAN lxl.-'KRSTON A Wg Gargoyle, Masque -IENNIE NIELISSA MARTIN PARIS MARTIN A J 0, 0 .41 dig Varsity Baseball Smoker Committee WILLIAM HENRY MASON, B.Sc. ROBERT MATIIESON ROBERTSON MATTI-IEWS DONALD PRICE MAXWELL HENRY WARNER IMAYNARD GEOFFREY WAINMAN MAYO C Medina Civil Engineering I th aca Veterinary Waterloo Law Troy Illerliunicczl Engineering Pasadena, Cal. A rclziteeiure Binghamton Arts Idaho Falls, Idaho Law Varsity Football QCD: Chairman junior Law Sydney, N. S. XV. Australia Electrical En gineer-ing West River, N. S. Canada Agriculture Bolton, Ont., Can. Ilfleehanical Engineering Georgetown, Col. Civil Engfineerfing Wasllington, D. C. Civil Engineering Smethport, Pa. Civil Engineering 158 JACOB NIAZER Robert Henry Thurston Debat PAUL SIMPSON MENOUGH HAROLD NUHN ATETZGER K .Eg Scalp and Bladeg Masque HENRY HAZARD NIIDWOOD EMMA ADAMS MILLER HENRY JOSEPH MILLER Z X, Aleph Samachg Class Manager of the Navy C31 JOHN FRED MILLER JAY JEROME MINTZ, Jr. RAY VERNE MITCHELL 0 11 IP HENRY LOUIS NIOELLER KAREN ELISE MONRAD EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON ZKFAA JOHN HOOKER MOOERS Z 0 Football MERRFLL BRUCE MOORES, B.S. WALTER GOULD MOREHOUSE HOWARD K. MORGANS MORRIS MORC-ENSTERN WILLIAM JOSEPH MORSE CHARLES WARD MORTIMER GUY WALTER MOSHER Allegheny, Pa. Civil Engineering e Clubg Masque, Cosmopolitan Club Wellsville, Ohio Bulfalo Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Barrington, R. l. Arts Shamokin, Pa. Arts Washington, D. C. M eclianical Engineering Qljg Glee Club C25 C355 Masque C3jg Assistant Warsaw Ithaca Buffalo Hoboken, N. J. New York City Buffalo Plattsburg Salem, Cre. Briarcliff Manor Christopher, Pa Export, Pa. Lovvville Winona, Miss. Cold Spring Class Track Team QU, Varsity Track Team Q25 CHARLES LAURENCE MULLIGAN Brooklyn Class Crew C3jg Ycnan FREDERICK EUGENE MUNSCHAUER Buffalo 159 Veterinary M echanical Engineering Law C civil Engineering A rts A rchitectnre Law M echanical Engineering Veterinary Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering A A gricitltnre M echanical Engineering .Mechanical Engineering Arts llfechanical Engineering WILLIAM Howes MUNSON Medina Law J .YQ Class Track Team C253 Sun Board C353 Ice Carnival Committee JAMES DOUGLAS MURIWIY Girard, Pa. Law B A CP JOHN HAROLD MURIIIIY Detroit, Mich. flrts ,Y Wg Undineg Junior Smoker Cmnniittccg Assistant Business Manager of the Masque CLARE D. NIURRAY Dc Ruyter Civil Eizgiueering GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTII Buffalo .flris University Scholarshipp Dunstani Robert Henry 'l'hurston-Debate Club: Debate Council C153 Substitute. Freshmam Crt-wg Class Crew C553 bun Board C15 C25 C35g Class Treasurer C25 C355 Assistant liditor .-llumnz' .Years C551 Junior Smoker Com- mittee WALTER NELLIGAN Ithaca Veterinary ELBERT JAMES NELSON .Dc-lzuvarc. Ohio Civil Engineering ROBERT EVERETT Niawconn Holyoke. Mass. Illcrlzuii-ical Engirzce-ring CLEMENT ROY NEWHIRR Brooklyn .-lrclzitecmre 2' wg Gargoyleg 1907 CURNlil.l.lAN Board WILLIAM SEYMOUR NEWMAN Ithaca lf'etcr'1'nIary JAMES QUIGG NEWTON Denver, Col. Lim' .-l J 05 Kappa Beta Pl1lQYN2llZlI'll'lIlQ Undincq Round Table: Class Football C15 C253 Freshinan Crew.: Junior Varsity C251 Freshman Banquet Committee: Sophomore Cotillion Committee: Chairman Junior Promenade Committee WILLIAM HOLMES NICHOLS Chicago, Ill. Mechanical Engineenfng .X Wg 1907 CORNELLIAN Board RALPH RIClI.ARD NICRERSON Holyoke, Mass. fllevlmnicalE1zgI'nceri1zg K If Sophomore Banquet Committee: Junior Smoker Committee LIONEL GRENELLE NIGHTINGALE Brooklyn lweclzazzical Eizgiizeerfing HAROLD DIODATE NORTH Cleveland, Ohio llleclzmziical Engineering Z Wg Nalandag Undineg Mandolin Club C15 C25 C351 Assistant Business Manager Sun C355 Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Savage Clubg Masqueg Kappa Beta Phi HAROLD ARTHUR NUGENT ASA JOSEPH OBERT JOHN J. O,BRIEN Sophomore Banquet Committee CHARLES JOSEPH ODEND,I-IAL GEORGE RUFUS OGIER K Z Kingston, Pa. Lehighton, Pa Buffalo Baltimore, Md. Baltimore, Md. 160 llJecl1mI ical E 11 gi rzeerirng Civil Engineer-ing lllecharrzical Eng-ineering llifecha II-ical Elngineering Civil Eargineer-i11g JOSE ANTONIO GSTOS Ozuluama, Vera Cruz, Mexico M eclianical Engineering Freshman Crewg Class Crew CSJQ Vigilance Committee Q3jg Vice-President Cos- mopolitan Club HENRY STUART OTTO Montclair, N. I. Mechanical Engineering A1 T J ORMOND HOWLAND PADDOCK Toledo, Ohio Mechariical Engineering ZF 2',' Assistant Business Manager Musical Clubs THOMAS NEWTON PAGE Norfolk, Va. Law If Ag Freshman Banquet Committeeg Undineg Nalanda, Kappa Beta Phi TOMAS ESTRADA PALMA, Ir. CHARLES WARNER PALMER HENRY OLIVER PALMER ' K A T. RAYMOND PALMER GEORGE MILFOIZD CALVIN PARKER JOHN ROBERT PARKER H ab ana, Cuba Media, Pa. Geneva Ithaca Perry Schenectady Round Table, Masque, Civil Engineering Arts Mechariical Engineering Civil Engineering Law Law Z X, cb A Wg Round Table, Masque Q25 MQ, Junior Law Smoker Committee HARRY MARK PARMLEY WINIFRED LLEWELLYN PASKETT CHARLES IUDSON PATERSON B A H HARRY ALLEN PATTEN Z A Eg Pyramid, Class CreW C25 C31 GUs HAROLD PATTERSON EDWARD DUGGAN PAYNE, C.E., HARRIS BOOGE PEAVY A K Eg Mandolin Club Q25 C30 FREDERIC ALBERT PEER CLARENCE ANDREW PEIRCE SCOTT PERKY A Z HENRY IVEY PERRINE IRVING PERRINE Mahanoy City, Pa. M echanical Engineering Palmyra Brockport Cheyenne, Wyo. Mansfield, Ohio Athens, Pa. NeW York City Orchard Park Ithaca Ithaca Brooklyn Wallkill -Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club 161 Arts Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering M echanical Engineering Electrical Engineering A rts A rts A gricnl ture Arts A V135 FRANK l'l.ERllliR'I' Pl-IILBRICK J lx' lf: Masque IIENRY Oumsux' l',lIlLl.ll'S Waterville, Me. Jllccluuzical Engineering 1907 CoRxE1.1.lAx Boarclg Cosmopolitan Clubg Banjo Clubg Rifle Club HOME!! JAY Puaucta ,IULIAN ALBERT POL1..-xx Aleph Samachg Uunstan: Xlllilllillll Class Football IH 4233 Second Varsity Base- ball L2'Jg Chairman Sopllomo Class Prusiclent 1391 Varsity lfootlsall 'l'eam 1333 Vigilance Committee Q33 LAURA AUGus'r.Ax PoPP1.1au'Ex-l. PERU' Vl'A'l'liR5l.-'AN lJ0R'l'ER GAsTox Lotus PUR'I'liRlli. l3.S. ll'IIl,'l'ON CuAR1.Es Powxetl. Class Baseball U 1: President junior RAY IQIYINGTON POWERS .l' WJ Class l ootl,zall HJ 1211 'I mittee, Undineg Vigilance Committe PHILIP M. PRIGE .l' fll,' Sophomore Cotillion Committee l'IORACE FREE PRINCE President Poultry Association HENRY SIELEY Pt1'rx,m A J dl I'IERMON CLINTON R.-xO1.Ex' ELSII5 F1DE1.1A RAND GEORGE .ATWATER RANIQIN Alembicg Class Crew C253 junir American Chemical Society FRANCIS IQETCHAM RIXYNOIQ Long Island Club Nici-1OLAs GREGORY REDMOND JOHN LOUIS REIIZER .S X ' THOMAS JOSEPH REIDY GEORGE I-IERMAN RERATE CARLETON REYNELL Bryn Mawr, Pa. .Vcwul fl rclzileciure Rock Rapids, Iowa .-lrls Cincinnati, Ohio Arts ru Banc uct fUlllll1lllCL'I Class Vice-President 121, I th :tea fl rts West llartiortl. Conn. Civil Eug1'm:e'ring Blansura, La. Civil Engimscring Canistvo Lau' Lau' Class Atlanta, Ga. .lrls unior 1 Sophomore Banquet Com- Varsity Crew Q21 L. 'loh nst Own. P a. Ql1C'Cllt1l1I'tTtl1 Enginecrz'-ng 1 Cnclinc C351 A Bloomington, Ill. .-lgriculture grivultural Banquet Committee Chicago, Ill. .-l rls Low x' i l le fl rts Brooklyn .-l rts Ithaca fl rts ,ar Varsity Crew QEJQ Sophomore Smoker Connnitteeg Sag Harbor ' .-1 rts Syracuse A rts Pittsburg, Pa. Law Ithaca Law Lancaster Civil Engineering New York City Civil Engineeri-ng 0' V','K21ppa Beta Phig Masque C23 QSJQ Mandolin Club CSD, Ice Carnival Com- 1'1'11lllZCC 162 AMY TEAGLE RHODES Brooklyn A713 K K Pg Ichthusg Raven and Serpentg Crew Manager C31g Tennis Manager C21 FREDERIC CLINTON RICE Augusta, Ga. Mechan-ical Eiigiifzeeriiig JOHN HENIQH' RICE North Adams, Mass. CiUilE1iginee1'i1ig 2' W LAURENCE JOSEPH RICE, Jr. Elmira Civil Engineering Aleph Samachg Dunstang Varsity Football C11 C21 C313 Varsity Baseball C11 C215 Class Vice-President Cl1g Football Director C215 Junior Feed Committee WILLIS BALLANCE RICE Peoria, Ill. Mechaitiical Eiigiiieeriizg TWABEL EDNA RICHARDS Little Falls Arts WILLIAM ELBRIDGE RICKETSON Plattsburg MechaiiicalE1igineer'i1ig Lacrosse Team C215 Hockey Team C21 JOHN LORING ROBBINS ' Great Barrington, Mass. Mechattical E1ftg'iitee1 i1'ig JAMES LOUIS ROBERTS Hempstead Agriciiltiire Class Baseball C21 CHARLES CLARENCE ROCAP Plainheld, N. J. Electrical Ezigimeriiig RALPH BURT ROE Ithaca ' Arts 0 A X ARTHUR ROEDER Orange, N. J. Civil E-iigiiieerizig .Y A E GEORGE WILLIAM ROESCH Brooklyn Arts A86 Memorial Stage C213 394 Memorial Stage C315 Pennsylvania Debate Team C31 HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS Riverton, N. J. Mccltaiiical Engizieeriiig 10 A 6J,' Aleph Samachg Dunstang Nalandag Captain Class Track Team C11 C215 Varsity Track Team C11 C215 Vigilance Committee C31 HAROLD JOSEPH ROIG Poughkeepsie HWS Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg President C115 Interclass Debatesg Debate Council C315 '94 Memorial Stage C313 Columbia Debate Team C31 THOMAS WILLETT ROLPH Fredonia Electrical Engiiiecviztig University Scholarshipg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club RICHARD ROSSMAN Hudson H175 Bandhu ROY EVERETT ROUDEBUSH Warren, Ind. lVIeclia1iical Ezigitzecrilzg K Eg A.B., Indiana, 1903 ALICE ETHEL ROWE Hampton, Va. AVIS Aftermathg Raven and Serpentg Treasurer Womens Department C11fiSti21f1 Association ANSON HEXVITT ROWE Clarksville f1g1'1f11lflH'0 163 THEODORE SIIERWOOD RowI.A Long Island Club IIVILLIAM SAMUEL IQOWLAND ND Grcenport Arts Washington, D. C. Arts H J .I',' ll'1'IlU1L' I3o:,Ircl C21 C335 Assistzu Committee, Masque Q39 GEORGE RUIILEN Scnblmrml and Blncleg Barnes Q23 U33 Senators THOMAS ALEXANDER RUSSELL GILBERT ROY SACKMAN. IIS. GEORGE RAYMOND SAILUR Mcrlul It Business Manager QSJQ Sophomore Banquet Washington, D. C. Jllvclzanfical Engfineeriug Qlj 1233 Rifle Tczun LZZJQ Captain Cadet, Corps xlL'IiCCSlJOI'lL, Pa. New York City Swissvalc. Pa. .Y Wg Nnlzuiflaig Unmlincg Class Foiirligi Committee QSJ :ROBERT IN.-KRREN SAILOR I3 H fly Class Trzick Tcaun Q11 mittee IVIYRON DAVIS SALISRURI' VVILBUR S.-XYRE SAXTON CHARLES ANDREW SCIIAEDLE JOSEPII I'IARVEY SCIIAEIIER PAUL ALBERT SEIIENCR L' ,Ig Nalandag Sophomore ROBERT JOI-IN SOHIIIID, ROBERT IVIAJOR SCIIMID 9 J X GEORGE JOI-IN SCI-IMIDT OLIVER LE ROY SCI-IMUCK 3 Class Chicago, Ill. A rcltilecture Electrical E n gi neeri ng A-I eclza n ical E I1 gi neerfi ng ll ill 1213 Glen: Club QU Q21 QSJQ Vigilance A rts Foollrull 1231 Masque QSQQ Junior Feed Com- I'.IZl.lTlblll'g Milford Pittsburg, Pa. L ivcrp ool Denver, Col. Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering lcClrI1'raI E ngineeri ng Electrical Engineering Illcrlzcmical Engineering Smoker Coininiltceg Junior Smoker Committee X Wg Ice Carnival Committccg Nolan FREDERICK SCHNEIDER ROBERT SCIIURMAN A A df HARRY HERMAN SCI-IUTZ, B.S. J. WALTER SCI-IWARZ ELIZABETH ALLEN SEAMAN Wayside Club EDITH RACHEL SECI-IRIST HENRY ARTHUR SEELEY Rochester, Minn. New York City Port Jervis Hanover, Pa. dag Undine Bedford, Ohio Ithaca El Paso, Texas Rochester IVa.ntagl1 Berea, Ohio Briclgep Ort, Conn. 164 Civil E llg1'l!6l?I Iil1,g M eclza ll'l-CUZ E n grfneerfi ng Electrical Engineerin-g 1IleclIa.nic'al Engineering llflechan ical Engineering Arts A griculture Electrical Engirteerfirtg Arts Arts Civil Engineering ELMER WALDEMAR SELLSTROM Jamestown Civil Engineering Sacchord BERNARD SHANE, B.S. New York City Civil Engineering JOHN WESLEY SHEFFER Williamsport, Pa. Electrical Engineering JOHN BERDAN SHEPARD Buffalo Agriculture Scabbard and Bladeg Captain Cadet Corpsg Manager College Baseball Team CZJQ Vice-President Agricultural Association lWYRON SYLVESTER SHEPARD Ithaca Civil Engineering Captain Rush Team Cljg Substitute Class Football Q11 ALFRED WILLARD SHEPHERD Glendale, Ohio Electrical Engineering JOEL FITHIAN SI-IEPPARD, Zd Quincy, Mass. Mechanical Engineering FREDERICK ELIAS SHERMAN Watkins Civil Engineering WILLIAM DICKINSON SHIELDS Edgeworth, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Mandolin Clubg Junior Feed Committee STANLEY SHORT Clifton Springs Mechanical Engineering FRED GROVER SHULL Hammondsport Mechanical Engineering SAM, DUNHAM SIBLEY Nichols Mechanical Engineering LOUIS JOHN SIELING Brooklyn Civil Engineering 6 N Eg Chairman Junior Feed Committee WILLIAM EATON SILL Sodus Law 2' KD JAMES ALFRED SILSBEE Elmira Civil Engineering K .Y KINSLEY WILCOX SLAUSON Middletown Arts Z X BEN SLOAN Greenville, S. C. Mechanical Engineering CHESTER COLT SLOCUM Scottsville Mechanical Engineering FREDERIC SANFORD SLY Fredonia .Mechanical Engineering Sacchordg Scabbard and Bladeg Captain Cadet Corps AMOS BIRD SMITH Cazenovia Mechanical Engineering ELIZABETH ALLEN SMITH Flint, Mich. ANS FLORENCE MAY SMITH Trumansburg ANS HARRY COLEMAN SMITH Canisteo Civil Engineering RUEUS DANIEL SMITH Richmond Hill .-HIS Long Island Clubg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg Interclass Debates 165 Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Sibley Sfonrnal Board C355 Assistant Business Manager 1353 Business Manager C35 ALFRED SNYDER JOHN SNAPE SOMERVILLE A A lD,' Mandolin Club DONALD BARE SPANOGLE .SAE ELDRIDGE ANSON SPEARS Barnes Medal ELWIN GERARD SPEYER CHARLES STOCKMAN SPOONER CARROLLTON CRAWFORD SPRIGG GROVE ANSEL STANTON ALBERT BIRDSEY STARR EDGAR STEI-ILI Bandhug French Play Q15 Q25 Q35g Ge HERMANN STEPHENSON ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS A K E DOUGLAS FRANKLIN STEVENS SIDNEY VANDER VEER STEWART WALTER PHELPS STEWART Association of Civil Engineers EARL BRISTOL STIMPSON THOMAS RINGLAND STOCKDALE A Wg Pyramid Rox' LYNNE STONE Evanston, Ill. Lewistown, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Northwood Arts Buffalo Civil Engineering Middletown Arts Tompkinsville Civil Engineering Auburn Civ-il Engineering East Hampton, Conn. .Mechanical Engineering Montclair, N. I. Arts rman Play Q15 C553 Masque, Cast Q25 Ithaca New York City Evanston, Ill. Morrisville Rochester Walton Summit, Miss. Potsdam 166 M echanical Engineering Electrical Engineering M echanical Engineering M echanical Engineering Civil Engineering Architecture Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering WILLIAM STUART STOWELL Elmira Mechaiiical Eiigiizeeriiig T22 Aleph Samachg Dunstang Nalandag Freshman Crewg Varsity Crew C253 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg ROY THOMAS STRAHAN Friendship junior Law Smoker Committee GEORGE ERNEST STREI-IAN, B.S. VVILLIAM CIIARLES STUART, J LAURA MARIE STUCKMANN New York City r. Irvington Saranac Lake junior Smoker Committee Law Mechanical Eifigiiieeriizg Civil Eiigiiieeriizg A115 Ridley Park, Pa. M ccliaifiical E1igi1iee1'i1ig I-I J ,l',' Varsity Golf Team C255 President Golf Association Q35 CHARLES RODMAN STULL ELAINE FRED STURGIS Medina Law HARRY GEORGE STUTZ Albany Law J,Y,' Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, lnterclass Debates, Vice-President Debate Union C355 '9-l Memorial Stage C355 Assistant Business Manager Era Q351 Columbia Debate Team C35 GROVER CLEVELAND SUMNER .f.Y,' Dunstang Class Track mittee C25 HENRY CRAIG SUTTON W I' CHARLES HUMPIIREX' SWICK CLARENCE HERBERT SWICK PEMBERTON RENO SWIFT WILLIAM EDWIN SWIGERT Captain Cadet Corps, Vice-P LOUIS GEORGE SYLVESTER E Ng Class Basketball Q35 CARL CORNWVELL TALLMAN B 9 Hg Gargoyleg University HOWARD POMFRETT TAPPEY Brooklyn Team Haverford, Pa. Livonia Ransomville Ridgway, Pa. Carbondale, Pa. resident Rifle Club Arts Q15 125, Freshman Crew, Class Pipe Com- Mechaziical Eiigineeriiig M echcwiical Eiigiiieeriizg Civil Eiigiiieeriiig Electrical Engiizceriiig .Mechanical Eiigiiieeriiig A Scranton, Pa. flrfs Auburn ,Li7'Cll1'l6Cl1ll'C' Orchestra U55 Mandolin Club C15 C25 Liberty Electrical E7'ZgZ'7IE6l I'1lg 167 EARL MACNAIR TAYLOR Scranton, Pa. Arts WILLIAM GORTON TAYLOR Middletown Electrical Engineering K Eg University Scholarship, Coxswain Freshman Crewg Coxswain Varsity Crew Q25 WILLIAM WINTHROP TAYLOR Brooklyn Law z1.X,' Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg lnterclass Debatesg 'S6 Memorial Stage Q25g Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman Election Committee Q353 1907 CORNELLIAN Boardg y94 Memorial Stage Q35g junior Feed Committeeg Alternate, Pennsylvania Debate Team Q35 ALMA ROSA TIIORNE CHARLES BURRITT TILLsON CLARENCE LIONEL TODD GEORGE RIOKS TOMPKINS RAYMOND EZRA TOMS B A Hg Maryland Club HARRY IRVING TONG CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND Glee Club C35 SIDNEY WELLINGTON TREAT Leeds Maple Grove Beaver, Pa. Buffalo Frederick, Md. Elmira Painted Post New York City Les'Cabotins Q15 C253 Masque Q25, Class Secretary C253 1907 CORNELLIAN Board, junior Smoker Committee, Cosmopolitan Club OSCAR ALBERT TRORLICHT JOHN WINSLOW TROTT Class Pipe Committee FREDERICK SAMUEL TUERK WILLIAM JOEL TURNER, B.A. K A QSouthern5g Pyramid HAROLD BARNES UNDERWOOD l St. Louis, MO. Niagara Falls Fulton Lexington, Va. Jamestown 168 Arts A gricnltnre Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Law Mechanical Engineering .Mechanical Engineering llleclianicczl Engineering M eclianical Engineering M eclianical Engineering Civil Engineering M eclianical Engineering PAUL HALLADAY' UNDERWOOD University Scholarship DANIEL SMITH UPDEGRAFF HOLMES VANDERWATER HERMAN H. VAN FLEET Ludlowville Civil Engineering Seattle, Wash. Mechanical Engineering Poughkeepsie Law Denver, Col. Mechanical Engineering If Ag Dunstang Undine, Nalandag Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Glee Club Q21 Q3j, junior Promenade Committeeg Election Committee Q35 RALPH DONALD VAUGHN Worcester, Mass. Architecture Gargoyle ALBERT LEANDER VENCILL Utica Mechanical Engineering JESSIE CROCKETT WALKER Brooklyn Arts Wayside EDGAR Z. WALLOWER, GE. Harrisburg, Pa. Electrical Engineering A A KD GRACE LANDERS WARD Buckland, Mass. Arts HAROLD FLETCHER WARDWELL Rome Architecture W l ,' Aleph Samachg Nalandag Undineg Gargoyle, Sophomore Cotillion Com- ' mittee, Assistant Manager Football Q35 D. HOWARD WAREHAM Omaha, Neb. Law Class Baseball QZJ, Mandolin Club QZJQ junior Law Smoker Committee WILLIAM WALLACE WARING- 0 A Ill MAURICE LEE WARNER HAROLD WOODRUFF WATT RAYMOND GROVES WEARNE GEORGE PILSBURY VVEBSTER Chief Musician Cadet Band Q31 Franklinville Arts Beacon Falls, Conn. Mechanical Engineering Wilkesbarre, Pa. Mechanical Engineering Binghamton A1755 Cazenovia Electrical Engineering 169 JOSEPH WECHSLER RUTH SARISSA WEED WILFRED ARTHUR WEEDON WAYNE BAGNLEY WELLS DOUGLAS BERTRAM VVESSON J I',' Class Track Team QZJQ Second Varsity Truck Team LIVINGSTON DIMMICR WEST JOHN BLAINE VVHIPPLE CHARLES FRANCIS Wl'IlTE New York City M echcmlcal E11glM667'Zi11g North Rose Arts Brisbane, Queensland, Australia Mechanical Engineering Wcllsville, Ohio Springfield, Mass. Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Congress GEORGE SCOTT WHITING CI-IARLES HALL VVICKS Captain Class Cross Country CHESTER WIGLEY WILLIAM ROY WIGLEX' CLARENCE FAIRFAX WILEY MeclLa1zlcal l27lg'l:l'L6l'l'1.1'lg lllcclzanicczl .E7'Z1gI.1Z66I'1.11g Q2jg Mandolin Club Q35 Buffalo Elecwical E7'lgll166l'Zi77g Ithaca Ciwfl Eligirzeermg Brooklyn Lau' Brooklyn Arts Cohocs A Vis Team Qljg Cross Country Clubg Congress Yonkers Civil Eng'L1izee1'lng Yonkers M eclzcmifcal Eugizieering Chicago, Ill. Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Promenade Committee Electrical E1zgl11lee1'i1flg STUART BALL WILKES Buffalo Arts JAMES DE WITT WILLCCOX Montgomery, Ala. Clzfmfl .E7Lg'l7Z667'7:'l1g A T .QQ Class Baseball C253 Mandolin Club C303 Masque WILFORD BENNETT WILLEY Ithaca A175 EDWIN CLIFFORD WILLIAMS Washington, D. C. Civil Eafzgmeevdng RALPH SANDERSON WILLIS Brooklyn Electrical Engliizeerlazg 170 MARTIN LUTHER VVILSON Ithaca Arts ROBERT WILSON Brooklyn Mechanical Engineering Z W' WALTER STERLING WING Detroit, Mich. Mechanical Engineering Z Wg Nalandag Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Chairman Ice Carnival Committee WORDEN ELLIOTT WINNE junior Law Smoker Committee KENNETH OLIVER WOLCOTT DASIE LUCILE FIELD WOODWARD HAROLD EVERETT WORDEN EDWARD ALBIN WRIGHT MABEL FORD YEOMANS ROBERT DODGE ZENER III F A EARL WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Can aj oh arie Batavia, Ill. Ithaca Ithaca Lewiston Oxford Indianapolis, Fort Plain Class Treasurer C115 Vigilance Committee Q33 171 In Law Mechariicail Engineering Arts Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering Arts llleclianical Engineering Electrical Engineering 1ll,vf,ng3,5 I Il , y' I bl' ' I I I Illi MOTO I, , 14. .Ill I I ml 'Ill Q , ' hill' Mfg gill, U ll ih V . If-pam I 'FA QE 'WN i . ' N L ?..,-'ev I I .JE W ,N 'l f' 'Ifi!lWIlIl.I.1 lfllimfb .11-1'.IO!: f 1,1 ' 'f - ilfE l' ' '1'i .AE ll :II . ss:'llI'i5.iJ 1 ,I .A We I 1 W . .qi-, 'lIilRII!v:fI?ILI , , 7, if lik Jig' v,!'s.14ii'C:5: ' ' , li , v1.5.3, um 'I' ,, -lH 'M.'1 frqlfilili ?lo:zkirilii H', EBBA ELIZABETH ALMGREN II' A 0, A E I FRANCIS WILLIAM BALDWIN HENRY CHARLES BARKHORN cb A 2 ALEXANDER BLOCK JOHN RUSKIN BRADLEY . FRANK ALVA MITCHELL BRYANT ' 'I-Mlhhiaffi II: Igl L' Stockholm, Sweden New York City . Newark, N. J. Brooklyn, N. Y. Kings Ferry, N. Y. New York City N 2 N LOUIS BALLANTINE CHAPMAN . Hartford, Conn. N 2' N HARRY CO1-IEN MARK COIIEN . . SAMUEL ALLISON COSGROVE New York City New York City Jersey City, N. J. MARY MERRITT CRAWFORD, A.B. . . If K 11' Vice-President Classy Treasurer Cornell University Medical Club . Nyack, N. Y. THOMAS GEORGE DAVIS ' . . . New York City A 41 ID LOUIS DUKAREVITZ Brooklyn, N. Y. EDWARD JACOB ECKEL Syracuse, N. Y. CARY EGGLESTON New York City dl A Z 172 SIMON DAVID EHRLICH HENIZY EICHEL . W A E JOSEPH ENGEL 0 11 E B. E. FAILING Q In d? ROYALE HAMILTON FOWLER Q K Wg N E N,' Masque Cast QU ROBERT EDWARD GABY, B.A. I' .f1,' W A 2 GEORGE MERRILL GELSER, AB dl A .S WILLIAM TRUITT GODIFREY Q In 4? ROBERT B. HAMMOND Q I' Q FRANK HARNDEN . . A K K, Secretary Medical Club, HAZEL M. HATFIELD, AB. WALTER HESS . . 0 J Eg Cross Country Club SOLOMON HORVITT . . EDITH EUGENIE JOHNSON A E I LEMUEL L. JOSHI, B.Sc. . Fellowship in Chemistry ERNEST KEET . N 2 N FRANK C. KEIL Q I' Q MAURICE KEMP LOUIS KOENIG HENRY KRESKY . THOMAS FORREST LAURIE 1904-O5 New York City New York City . Newport, R. I. Sherburne, N. Y.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Toronto, Canada Beavers Falls, N. Y. City Island, N. Y. South Millbrook, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Newark, N. New York City New York City Palo Alto, Cal. Bombay, India Saranac Lake, N. Y. New York City Catasauqua, Pa. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. . Auburn, N. Y Z' A E' N 2 N' Chairman Freshman Banquet Cornmitteeg Freshman Football TeamgIG1ee Club Q13 Q2jg Masque 123, 1907 CORNELLIAN Board, Class Reception Committee Q33 MAX LEI-IMAN W J E IRA AAABELLE LEWIS, A.B. . .4 w, A E I GEORGE THORNTON LONGBOTHUM Q Z' 05 Cornell Glee Club, '02, '03 WALTER E. LONVTHIAN . . W A .Y FLORENCE L. lNIACKAY, A.B. A lj I TOM NIACRAE V I- m I Y' 44, :.. C. M. lWANN, AB. N I N EDVVARD RAYMOND NIANSFIELD, B K If N I N,' Freshman President ARTHUR CHALMERS lWARTIN A II' lx',' University Orchestra, 190-l GEORGE AAANULKIN . . HENRY B. B. MEYER G. HOLLIS PALMER A K If ESTHER E. PARKER, A.B. A E I G. N. PEASE, A.B. N Wg N I N THOMAS RICRETT POOLEY, jr. W A .S HOWARD L. PRINCE Q V 0 MEYER ALFRED RABINOMTZ LUCY C. REED, A.B. EVA CHARLOTTE REID DANIEL ROBERT REILLV A If K JOSHUA RONSI-IEIM . 0 A E GUSTAV A. RUECK , BENJAMIN SCHVVARTZ S U9 -L Brooklyn, N. Y. South Lancaster, Mass. Fort Salouga, L. I. New York City . Webster, N. Y. New York City New York City . Orono, Me. Rockville Center, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. New York City Portland, Ore. New York' City Byron, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. Southbridge, Mass. New York City . Cortland, N. Y. Brooklyn, N. Y. South Bryon, N. Y. New York City BENJAMIN VVIIITE SEAMAN . . Rockville Center, L. I. .-I lx' li, Sophomore Baseball Tczim, WUT ISADORE SIIAPERO . . . Syracuse, N. Y. dl .I E WILLIANI I'lILLS SIIELDoN ...,.. Auburn, N. Y. U l',' N I .Vg Mandolin Club., '03, 'O-lg CORNliLI,IAN Board, lOO6 WILLIAM lN'lILLER SILI ,,..... Jamestown, N. Y. NATIIAN ISRAEL SLU'I'skY New York City JEROME SoNNENIsERo New York City W .1 E HEeroR M. STEI-fENsoN . Queens, L, I. FREDERICK A. SU'I'ToN . Hackettstown, N. J. W .I I BELLE TI-IoMAs . . . New York City WILLIAM CRooIis TIIRo, B.S.A., A.M. New York City 2' Eg Q F W JOHN TINKLI-ER,J1'., AB. ....., Deposit, N. Y. Q I' My FreslInIaII Baiiquetg Sophomore Banquet, junior Smokerg Senior lOO5g Class Secretary, Goldwin Smith Debate Club, President C213 Cornell Medical Club, Vice-President Q53 TIIoMAs EDWARD WALDIE Brooklyn, N. YL N I Ng Secretary of Class C33 BLAKELY ROYCE WEBSTEIZ Middletown. N- Y- PIENRY WEMs'1IEIN . . New York City STEWART H. WELCH, B.A. Uniontown, A13- 2 .fl Eg N .Y N EDWARD MONTGOMERY WELLBERY Buffalo, N- Y- A K K E. M. WELLES, A.B. ...... Addison, N- Y- Q F wg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Senior Banquet Coinniittee GEORGE Wl'II'l'ING WI-IEIELEIZ ...... Buffalo, N- Y- Q 1' Wg President junior Class DAXIID-WILSON, A-B' U Amsterdam, N. Y. I' 5 LUcIUs ARTI-IUR WING, B.S.C. 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EDNA LENORA lWERTZ PERCY OSMUN VVOOD FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS PAUL JAMES MCNAMARA RAY VAN QRMAN . STANLEY JOE DULANEY FRED LEE HEILMAN . THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSONV JOHN PALLISER DODS . JOSEPH LEO BIRMINGHAM Qlllass QBEiczrs 177 . President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Third Vice-President . Recording Secretary Corresjoonding Secretary . . Treasurer General Athletic Director . Football Director Baseball Director Track Director Crew Director Sergeant-at-A rms .,zLj'2Qs:5 ' fa: '- -' ww 1 - . fu .f,e'i . - 1 WL: N .Ne 4,5 Wxv:- ', , E., - .. p il? iff: '- '? '3rrs- F., gmt, A ' ' Vi . 32 .-, I-. ,wyzmvggi n Q .I wap' M--.V -AVL. A 1 :F l s. u-'N wg A., I JP' 'E' Xa'-2,,,, -G' Q. gm' fx sf ,, v n Q g.,S.,wf - sf Jyfxfk if., 'K 'Ki' ...yr 4-1 YA '5,: K 'l '? A 55. 11- v,,, 1.,,f4x..,.1-11,55 I v, --1 ' ic.-.:.f' Sf. Q-5-.,l's.5f f 7,5 L v' kms fu. Q- 4,,,. 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'Es'J.'WlL- 1- 5 'qg,5,i5z1.b3,l . , qgf ,, . .M 4. l, - - s 3 -V r'-A1 -Y 1 - .-2 -' no v . 512 . - ual.,-hf.f 1 sf - We 1 5' ' ' - f:2w.s:gs-sgd 'W ,. 1.-1:3--45: -1 , t ,R -HS? ,,,.:::7x..'3QG5g4X:.Y, hy. E. ,, 1, . '21 ,'f1,' . f,,,, ' IV5., 5g'14::mL. , 511:45 . sl K Y .?,:::-kg., - --1 - f' .Q A . -1 ' FM K .k'.' 9'1':'ff' 4 -' ' , ' 7-'-fL.?'fZwf V :' fl-..::'-,,-'3.-' '1 My 7 i.Ei:fS-? E.f, - .55 ' -4.2 -- .fs 'P'b1Ci5-3ri?:E3,2,:f?' 1.1 'iq . gg Hg-,--Qlfu,-.wrr.': f' 1. . 1'-21?-ST' ' ' ' . fig 5?7:EYrL?g?w : - '-.315 5 gif . M: .h Vb...- M , . .A wif' freshman lass One Niue O Nine, Cornell, I Yell, Al'l1fL6l667'Z-.lV7l7'Z6 Qblnss QBfffcere: GEORGE PIENRY WALDER BERNARD JOHN O'ROUKE LUCIA NIARGUARITE WILLARD FREDERICK ADOLPH RICE ELLEN GRACE ERWAY JOSEPH MARSHALL WARD RALPPI WALDO CONANT GEORGE BANCROFT CHASE PERRY HAMLIN CORNWALL ORSON TRACY JOHNSON, Jr. JAMES :MACPHERSON MCCOLL FRANK MODERNO SANGER, Jr EDWARD DE VERNE KELLY 179 . President First V'lC6-P7'6SZ.Cl61'Ll Second V'lC6-P7'6Sld6l1Il Recorciing Sec1'eta1'y C07'l'8Sf?07fld'l'11Ig Secretary TVQG-S1'l7'67 Crew Dlreciov' Track Dvireelor Baseball Director . Football Director General Athletic D1'1'ecior . Se1'geaInz'-at-Amzs Vice Sergealfzl-azf-A1'11zs lima! r Suummurg TRUSTEES Ex-olhcio . . . 9 Elected-By the Board 20 By the Alumni 10 Total . 39 LIBRARY STAFF . OTHER OFFICERS PREACHERS . GRADUATE DEPARTMENT Fellows ..... Scholars ..... Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees . . Graduates not candidates for Degrees Total, deducting for 41 names counted twice . . . . GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE COURSES . Total Graduate Students . TEACHERS Professors . . 103 Assistant Professors 51 Lecturers . . 13 Instructors . . 143 Assistants, etc. . . 163 Total . . . . 473 Non-Resident Lecturers . 26 Whole number of Teachers . 499 19 ZS 27 Stuuents . 25 . . 16 193 . . 16 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES COLLEGE OF LAVV Senior Class . . . 147 Junior Class . . . 121 Sophomore Class . 17 O Freshman Class . 241 Special Students . 14 Total . 693 209 236 . . . . . 445 Senior Class . 64 junior Class . 68 First Year Class . 84 Special Students . 5 Total . . 221 180 THE MEDICAL COLLEGE Senior Class, New York City . . junior Class, New York City . Sophomore Class, New York City Freshman Class, New York City Specials, New York City . Sophomore Class, Ithaca Freshman Class, Ithaca Special, Ithaca . Total . . 369 STATE COLLEGE OF VETERI- NARY MEDICINE Third Year Class . Second Year Class First Year Class . Special Students . Total . COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGI- NEERIN G Senior Class . junior Class . Sophomore Class . . Freshman Class . . Special Students . Total .... 418 COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE Senior Class . Junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class . Special Students . Total . COLLEGE OF ARCHITECTURE Senior Class Junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class . Special Students . Second Year Painting Special Painting . Total . . SIBLEY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING Senior Class junior Class . Sophomore Class Freshman Class . Special Students . Total . 13 19 30 S9 102 223 7 10 15 37 9 1 1 80 MECHANICAL Total number of regular students, deducting for names counted twice . ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT Summer Session, 1905 . . Short Winter Course in Agriculture, 1905 . . New York . . . 1911 Pennsylvania . . 301 New Jersey . . 143 Ohio , . . . 128 Illinois .... l2l Massachusetts . . 78 Dist. of Columbia . 53 Maryland . . . 47 Connecticut . . 46 Virginia . . . 30 Iridia.1a . , . 28 Missouri . . . 24 Michigan . 22 Iowa . . . 20 Colorado . 19 California . 18 Texas . . 17 Alabama . . 16 Kentucky . 13 Maine . . 13 Q5eugrapbi:aI iummarp Wisconsin . Georgia . . Philippines . Tennessee . North Carolina Oregon , . Rhode Island Utah . . . Delaware . Minnesota D. West Virginia Vermont, . YVashingtou . Arkansas . Kansas . . Mississippi . New Hampshire South Carolina Nebraska . Porto Rico . 9 9 Canada . . S 8 7 7 13 Hawaii . . . 12 Louisiana . 12 lilontana . . 12 Idaho ..., ll Florida ..,. 11 Indian Territory . 10 VVyoming . . 10 Oklahoma Ter. 9 North Dakota . South Dakota , . Cuba . . . Brazil . . China, . . Peru . . . . Australia , . India . . . Argentine lien. . 7 7 , 7 6 Mexico .... G Japan . . . . 26 Turkey . England . Norway . Ecuador . Germany Holland . 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EPSILON UPSILON ETA MU BET.K . iAil.PI-IA BETA Y Zeta SI Founded at University of New York, 1846 Qllbapter 131111 191 University of New York Williains College Rutgers College University of Pennsylvania Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Michigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto Columbia University McGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina Yale University Leland Stanford, Ir, University University of Virginia University of Minnesota ...: Acta si Psi Chapter LUCIAN AUGUSTUS WAITE CI-IARL ROBERT WALIQER SALISBURY PAUL ARTHUR SCHOELLKOPF HAMPTON BLACK JOS WALTER STERLING WING THEODORE JULIUS LINDORFF HAROLD DIODATE NORTH EDWARD FRANCIS MERIQILI. STEPHEN LOTT VHANDERVEER ALFR CURTISS MILLER YOI-IE DICKSON KEARNS COYLE RANDALL VERNON DAVEX' JOHN HEX'L RASER ARMS EUGENE MCCARTIQX' EMERY Established 1868 JOHN THOMAS PARSON ES BAKER MANDEVILLE HAROLD XIVISLEZENUS PITZMAN HARRY HARVARD BATES NELSON RAYMOND HEATER EPH HANSON ROSE GEORGE BQADSTREET SHAW ROBERT VVIISON ARTHUR DONALDSON NICHOLSON VICTOR DOR:XVAL HERRIMAN ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN ED FARIS KING FRANK GILCHRIST OWEN CHARLES LESLIE BARNUM KARL EDWARD VVILHELM ALFRED MOSS ROBERTS JOHN CULBERTSON JAMES HAROLD YOHE 192 , 4.3 x-lv M N We-3, '1' X y 0 W Q- f Q:-A ,jfff Vi' ff, ff: . if 3 :4 2s , fJ:-- ,. 1 7 : ' f' '4 --'N Tifiiff M, s J-W! in 7-1 if HA-1 P :- -K ' Lumrr P1 1 5 TIXLPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA TOTA LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . OMICRON RHO SIGMA PHI . CHI . Psi , OMEGA bi bi Founded at Princeton, 1824 193 University of Virginia Massachusetts Institute of T echnolo Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and Marshall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic lnstitute Ohio State University University of California . Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas Cornell University Shefhelcl Scientific School, Yale Lafayette College Wofford College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology bi bi Xi Chapter Established 1868 WILLIAM HENIIX' MILLER ARTHUR NORMAN Gum EBENEZER MACK TREEMAN FRANK IRVINE ROBERT HENRX' TREEMAN XVILLIAM T. MORRIS EDWARD FUSSEL ENTWISLE LESLEY ASHBURNER RAYMOND ENGLEI-IART OSTBY CHARLES EDXVARD CARTER GEOEFREY GORTON BURLINGAME JOHN HAROLD MURPHY PHILIP M. 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CORNELL UNIVERSITY TORONTO UNIVERSITX' LEHIGH UNIVERSITY MCGILL UNIVERSITY Qllbapters 101 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1894 1899 appa Qlpba THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE .IOHN LEYVIS MORRIS? THOMAS G. DELISRIDGE MYNDERSE VAN CLEEE EDWARD T'TERMAN BOSTWVICK HON. CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD HENRY EDW LE ROY WOODLAND PERCY BOYVMAN TNGIIAM SAMUEL SHERMAN PEER TTERMAN H. VAN FLEET DONALD ARGYLL CAMPBELL TTAMILTON T'IONVARD XNHITE SAMUEL ADAMS COCI-IRAN JOHN :MAYHEXV PROPIIET LEVAN SMULL CORIIIERE ROBERT ELIAS 'TXREMAN CHARLES BENJAMIN CURTISS, Ir. TR UMAN EDM UND :':DcceaSe1l 196 CHARLES EDXVARD TREMAN CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK ROBERT HENRY HAZELTINE ARD GREEN FTENRY ATWATER SYLVESTER COSGRAVE PRESTON TRVIN VVILLI.-XMS DAY THOMAS NEXVTON PAGE TLTENRY OLIVER PALMER LTAROLD SIIAULDING PIERCE EDXVIN EARLE, jr. WARREN MCARTI-IUR, -Ir. ALLAN BALDXVIN TQOGERS LOCKKVOOD HILL EIOIIN -IAMES LEWIS HENRY EASSETT .fn I HAMILTON COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HARVARD HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR .ROCHESTER WILLIAMS MANHATTAN MIDDLETOWN KENYON UNION CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MOGILL VVISCONSIN Qlpba elta ight Founded at Hamilton couege, 1832 Hamilton College Columbia University . Yale University Amherst College . Brown University A Harvard University . Western Reserve University Bowdoin College . Dartmouth College . University of Michigan University of Rochester Wfilliarns College . College of the City of New Wesleyan University . Kenyon College Union College Cornell University Trinity College . johns Hopkins University University of Minnesota University of Toronto University of Chicago McGill University . 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University of Chicago 201 bi 1925 Alpha Psi Established 1869 EDWARD GUILD WYCROEP ALLEN NORTON DRAKE CLARENCE FRED XVYCKOEE PAUL KENDALL CLYMER HARRY SWAYNE KING SAM NESBIT CRAIG WILLIAM HENRY BROWNE, Jr. RAY RIVINGTON POWERS GEORGE RAYMOND SAILOR VVILLIAM HOLINIES NICHOLS LOUIS GEORGE GARRIGAN CLARENCE GREENWALD BAMBERGER KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS JOSEPH NEWTON PEW CLARENCE RAPLEE ANDREWS LOUIS BURHANS DAUMONT HENRY MILO CURRY HORACE SILLIMAN DE CAMP CHARLES LOVE DURHAIN1 DUDLEY MONTGOMERY ARTHUR STARR HAROLD ASBURY EARLE CARL ESSELSTYN MCCOMES 'WALTER CHENEY DYER OLIVER LE ROY SCHMUCK IQOBERT PATTERSON TURNER HERMAN ALFRED UIHLEIN MAURICE JOSEPH BROWNE JOSEPH BOWES FRANCIS BARTOW DWIGHT JAMES MCCUTCHEON, 2d VVILLIAM WERNER GOETZ GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT JOEL SMITH KELSEY, Jr. elta Zfelpsilun Founded 1834 Bull uf Qflbapters VVILLIAMS COLLEGE . . . UNION UNIVERSITY . . . AMHERST COLLEGE . .ADELBERT COLLEGE . COLBY COLLEGE . . UNIVERSITY OF ROCIIESTER MIDDLEEURY COLLEGE . BOWDOIN COLLEGE . 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X1 ALUMNA3 . appa Hlpba beta Founded 1870 Bull nf Qlbapters 215 De Pauw 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, Ir., University Syracuse University University of Wisconsin University of California Swarthmore College University of Ohio Woman's College of Baltimore Brown University Barnard College Vanderbilt University University of Texas University of Toronto Greencastle, Indiana Minneapolis, Minnesota New York City Chicago, Illinois Columbia, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana Burlington, Vermont Los Angeles, California Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Athens, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Kansas City apps: Qlpba Ulibeta Sin Glirbe MRS. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK MRS. EDXVARD L. NICHOLS MRS. ADELINE ELFRED PRENTISS MRS. LOUIS M. DENNIS MRS. CARL C. THOMAS MRS. BENJAMIN F. KINGSBURY MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN MRS. D.'XVID ROE MRS. ALBERT NV. SMITH CECILA AGNES LAW JESSICA MAY HITCIICOCR ELIZABETH NICHOLS GHHUBUQFZIUURTZE 1 9 O 6 ABBIE FINDLAY POTTS HELEN WVILLOUGI-IEY UNDERXVOOD 1 9 O 7 GRACE NORTI-IRUP GRACE RUSSELL GILISERT 1 9 O 8 EDNA LENORA MERTZ HELEN M. STE 1 9 G 9 CHRISTINE SCI-IERMERI-IORN AVERY SARA M. BAILEY QUEENIE NORTHROP HORTON 6 NIARIAN LEATHERMAN MARY DONNELLAN ZAIDEE ISAE ELLA ,FHEALL ARNS JULIA XNRIGHT MCCORNIICK MARY REYNOLDS PRESTON M. MARGARET VAN DEUSEN PIII . BETA EPSILON BETA SIGMA Psi . BETA TAU BETA ALPPIEX BETA IOTA GAMMA RHO LAMBDA , BETA CBAIVIMA BETA NU BETA DELT.A XI . . KAPPA . DELTA IOTA MU ETA . UPs1LoN . EPs1LoN . CI-rr , BETA ZETA THETA . SIGMA . OMEGA . BETA LSTA P1 . BETA Pr BETA LAMBDA . BETA MU BETA X1 BETA OMICRON apps: appa Gamma Founded 1870 Qllbaptcr Boll Boston University, Boston, Mass. Barnard College, New York City, N. Y. Adelphi College, Brooklyn, N. Y. Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Swarthmore College, Swarthmore, Pa. f Allegheny College, Meadville, Pa. Buchtel College, Akron, Ohio IfVooster University, Wfooster, Ohio Ohio State University, Coluinbus, Ohio University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Butler University, Irvington, Ind. Wisconsin University, Madison, Wis. Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. Illinois Vlfesleyan, Bloomington, Ill. Minnesota University, Minneapolis, Minn. Iowa University, Iowa City, Iowa. Missouri University, Columbia, Mo. Nebraska University, Lincoln, Neb. Kansas University, Lawrence, Kan. Leland Stanford, -Ir., University, Palo Alto, Cal University of California Vlfashington State University, Seattle, Wash. University ot Illinois, Champaign, Ill. Colorado State University, Boulder, Colo. Texas State University, Austin, Texas Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Z17 appa appa gamma Psi Chapter Established 1883 Hn Grirhe MRS. XM,-XLTER FRANCIS XVIVLCOX XMRS. VVILLIAM ALEXANDER BIAMMONLJ MRS. NATHANIEL LAY Cr.-XRLING MRS. FREDERICK STORRS MRS. FREDERICK DRAIMOND COLSON MRS. I'IENRY EXIEEDHAM PIESTER .IENIQS RI,-XRY -TOSEPHINE HULL EMMA ALINDA LATHROP MARION NICIDERMOTT GLADYS MILLER KfXTI'IERINE ALEXANDER Glnhergrahuates CHARLOTTE I'IOI.MES CRANVFORD ALICE .IOUVEAU DU BREUIL BLANCHE EGGLESTON SEELYE MARGARET LOOMIS STECKER ANNA ELSA KIIQCIYINER MARTHA RTI-IEL DODSON AMY TEAGLE RHODES ALICE HOLl3ERT AGNES GOUINLOCK KIANE GOUINLOCK MARGARET ROSS CUTHBERT ANNA CLEGG STRYKE ANNA MAE DENITON ' XDcceasenl. IS ALPHA . BETA , ZETA ETA THETA . KAPPA . LAMBDA XI RHO SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON PHI CHI PSI . QMEGA . . . KAPPA THETA ALUMNIZE CHI UPSILON ALUMNIZE Psi OMICRON ALUMNE elta Barnum Founded 1872 Qlfbapter Bull 219 Mount Union College University of Washington Albion College Buchtel College University of Indiana University of Nebraska University of Minnesota University of Michigan University of Syracuse Northwestern University University of Iowa Leland Stanford, jr., University University of Colorado Cornell University VX7ornan's College of Baltimore University of Vlfisconsin Lincoln, Nebraska New York City Baltimore Maryland Chi Chapter elta Kamma Established 1885 in Grin MRS. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER MRS. CLARK SOUTHERLAND NORTHRUP MRS. VV.-ALTER LONG VVILLIAMS MRS. SAMUEL H:O'vV.-XRD BURNETT NAOMI .TENNETTE CARPENTER Q5taI1uatss ELSIE MURRAY Ginhergrallmnates SYLVIA ERNESTTNE BALL JANE BUTTON CHENEY HELEN COFFIN .IES MARION ARMSTRONG GRACE CHRISTY SADIE AGATHA BOYVMAN M1XI2Y AGNES CHRISTY FLORENCE M. CORNELL SELORA ALICE GASKILL ANNE HAVEN MORGAN SIE BURNHAM PEIR'SON MARY ELIZABETH MCCAEE :KFLORENCE KATHARINE SMITH QUEEN FIDELIA SELOVER ADELAIDE ESTELLE STEIN HELEN CORNELIA NI.-XGOON ,IANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON LULU ALLT STRONGE Allied December 13, 1905. 220 1c1.:.mfr:-pirmm ALABAMA POLYTECIINIC INSTI'I'UTI5 UNIVERSITY ALABAMA EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ROSE POLYTECI-INIC INSTITUTE ADRIAN COLLEGE UNIVERSITX' OF MICIYIIGAN UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASIQA Hlpba au Q9mega IBUII uf Qlbaptew PROVINC PROVINCE PROVINCE E I. . SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSI'PX' OF GEORGIA MERCER UNIVERSITX' UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA II. UNIVERSI'PX' OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS III. UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PURDUE UNIVERSITY I-IILLSDALE COLLEGE ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF INZANSAS UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA P R O V I N C E I V. UNIVERSITY OF MAINE COLBY COLLEGE TUFTS COLLEGE BRONVN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT P R O V I N C E V . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY' ST. LAIVRENCE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY MUIYILENBERG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE VVASHINGTON AND IEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEI-IIGH UNIVERSITY P R O V I N C E V I . UNIVERSITX' OF NORTI-I CAROLINA TRINITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA PROVINCE VII. WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY VVITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITX' XIVOOSTER UNIVERSITY IVIOUNT UNION COLLEGE PROVINCE VIII. SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY ERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TI-IE SOUTH UNIVERSITX' OF TENNESSEE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN BAP'I'IS'I' UNIV 221 ff -x:.5 . I ff '32 5' -:QA Ag' I x 'li' . W. ,.,..- gy., sw W.,- ,ma,r,,f.-.ni-'G ii MM f e - 2,5 I-1.1 ' ! I fwfr? A.-Til A L I 1 A r- f g': 1 'a? . T fe . If fi? 1 , ' 11-4, . -I 1 Y ,LW-A-' F-, 4 ' 'fl' Mr -..- A .2- ' ,, , ffl -I A 11.-:ik-xi QTw ,' -1 ml JF f 71:13 LQ,gg,L.-i..fi. 'A ' M I ' . if ff A if 'we g I . is ' ' 'Ir-AI if 52' va Nh J. .55 L11 ,mg . -1 S wuz- .- A-, .W-3, Qlpba Eau Qmega ' New York Beta Theta Established 1887 ju :Farultatz JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON BLIN SILL CUSHMAN EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWVS in Kirin C. W. HORD E. P. BRADLEY CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, EDWARD ALBERT STEELE CHARLES WVATSON MCKAXX' ROBERT VAN RENSSELAER BASSETT XVILLIAM WEATI-IERLX' HANNON CARROLL LOOMIS MELVIN FLOID COLLINS BRUNDAGE WII.LIAM BOUCK CORNELL FRANKLIN DANA HOOPER ARCHIBALD EDWARD DRAKE LAURANCE KNIBLOE JAMES D. VVILLCOX AUSTIN FRANK STILLMAN GEORGE M. CHAPMAN Ginhergrahuntez 222 GOODWVIN DAVIS ELLSWORTH ELMER JAMES BOOTH AVALTER JOSEPH DINGENS CHARLES ALVIN PIAINES ROBART LEWIS COE RALPH A. SMALLMAN CLARENCE LLEWELLYN GOODRICH ALFRED L. OCHS WALTER JAMES ARMSTRONG EDMUND M. DEETER FAY HUMMING BATTEY ROSS A. HANSON PIORACE W. KRAMER x A bi mamma elta Bull uf Qllbaptzw WASHINGTON AND .IEEEERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NI.-UNE NIASSACHUSETTS lNS'l'1'1'UTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCESTER POLYTEOIINII: 1NSTI'I'U'l'E BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTI-I COLLEGE AMPIERST COLLEGE' TRINITY COLLEGE YALE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF CITY OF NEIV COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW XIORK UNIVERSI'I'X'- COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSI'1'X' UNION COLLEGE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY XIORK VVOOSTER UNIVERSITY IXDELBERT COLLEGE IDENISON COLLEGE VVITTENBIZRG COLLEGE GI-IIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUIY UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE VVABASIHI COLLEGE PURDUE LTNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ILLINOIS VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 'UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 'LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSI'fX' OF MICHIGAN LEI-IIGI-I UNIVERSITY UNIVERSI'I'X' OF XNTISCONSIN JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSI'1'X' , UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO GETTYSBURG COLLEGE 'WILLIAM JENVELL COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MISSOLTRI UNIVERSITX' OF XIIRGINIA UNIVERSI'1'X' OF KANSAS ROANOKE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA 'WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITX' UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA IQICI-IMOND COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NVASHINGTON ALLEGPIENY COLLEGE -I J LELAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY' Kappa Nu Chapter xg- S., bi Gamma elta CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MARTIN RALPIYI CHARLES ERNEST .VVILLIAM SCHRODER JOSEPH VVALTER BINGI-IAM PAUL S. LIVERMORE REA EDWIN BAESON FRANK GILBERT WAI.I.IS CHARLES FREDERICK LANDMESSER LEE MARSH CI-IAMI-AIGN ALFRED NIILTENBERGER DAIlI,OXX' FRED JACOB IVIUELLER CLYDE DEMAREST FIUTTON FRANK EDWARD LICI-ITENTI-IAELER JOHN VVESLEY IJORVVOOD ROBER'1' DODGE ZENER RANSOM VVALLAGE AKIN EDMUND HENRY EITEL ALEXANDER GROSVENOR DONALDSON CARL ALVORIJ GOULD EDWARD ALLYN JANES PAUL BENTLEY LUM VVILLIAM GERI-IARD MENNLN GEORGE DUDLEX' BILLS, Jr. IEIENRY C LEXVIS LEAMING FORMAN ATTERALL JWAURICE JACQUES PRBVOT JOHN CROMNVELL BREEDLOVE ERNEST DAV1DkBUT'l'ON LIARRY RANDOLPH COFFIN LIENRY EZRA EBERHARDT DONALD DEXVITT SWISHER VVILLIAM TURNBULL BURVVELL .JAMES VVENTWORTH PARKER FRED LEE FIEILMAN ALVIN LEROY GILMORE FRANK PUTNAM DEANE LEWIS RAYMONDUSMITH TURNER SCHUETTE ARNOLD JOI-IN EDWIN ARMSTRONG FORREST LE BERT FORBES CALVIN CLARK BRINK HENRY WORTHINGTON BLISS, CARL BRYANT HENNING CONE BARLOW PERRY MILLER ARMSTRONG PI-IILLIP ZELL :HORTON PERRY PIAMLIN CORNWALL 2241- XFN gf' fi. 'I Vai . v H V. 5- wif . 3511 4 , ,Uv , X Vx L1 y111,,. Q Digit' ELLIUW, D KENT BENJAMIN BOOTH STORY COOLEY POMEROY MARSHALL .TAY WEBSTER HAMILTON GIBSON CHOATE WAITE FIELD CONKLING TIEDEMAN MINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARLAN SWAN MCCLAIN LINCOLN OSGOODE FULLER MILLER GIQEEN COMSTOCK DWIGHT FosTER IRANN EY LANGDELL ibbi elta ilbbi Qllbaptetrs Law Dept. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Law Dept. Illinois IfVesleyan University, Bloomington Northwestern University Law School, Chicago, Ill. School of Law, Columbia University, New York City St. Louis Law School, 'Washington University, St. Louis, Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco, Cal. Law School of Columbian University, Washington, D. C. Albany Law School, Union University, Albany, N. Y. School of Law, Boston University Law School of the University of Cincinnati Dept. of Law, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass. Yale Law School, New Haven, Conn. Department of Law, New York University School of Law, Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. Law Dept. University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Law Dept. University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Dept. of Law, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Buffalo Law School, Buffalo, N. Y. School of Law, University of Oregon, Portland, Ore. School of Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Law Dept. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Law Dept. State University of- Iowa, Iowa City, Ia. College of Law, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Law School of Upper Canada, Toronto. Chicago College of Law, Lake Forest University, Chicago M Law Dept. Leland Stanford, Ir., University, Palo Alto, Cal. School of Law, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. College of Law, Syracuse University New York Law School Law Dept. University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. VVestern Reserve Law School, Cleveland, Ohio Law Dept. University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. 225 ibbi alta bi A Conkling Chapter Established 1888 in faznltate FRANK IRVINE ALFRED C. COX W. L. DREW XNALTER F. WILCOX ALBERT H. JVVALKER 311 Tirirhe SAMUEL D. HALLIDAX' JUDSTON A. ELSTON FRED A. CLOCK GEORGE A. DAVIS JAMES L. BAKER EDWARD N. JACKSON E. C. WATSON H. W, HITCPICOCK Gklnhergrahuates 1 9 O 6 ROMEYN BERRY HAROLD LESLIE HART NELSON RAYMOND HE.ATER GEORGE GIRARD SCI-IIEFFELIN MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY CURTIS FRANKLIN ALLIAUME NICHOLAS EDYVARD KERNAN RUSSEL HENRY BRENNEN ROBERT V. R. BASSETT 1 9 O 7 ROBERT BURNS CARL ROGERS SI-IEPPARD HfXRLIN GIBSON BOSLER CARLETON HUTCIJENS JOHN ROBERT PARKER BURT MORROW KING HOWVARD STANLEY JONES EDSON JAY TUCKER EDWIN TI-IOMAS GIBSON PARIS MARTIN CLARENCE SEBASTIAN SWEENEY 226 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU Mba ibbi Founded at Syracuse University, Qllbapter Bull Syracuse University . Northwestern University De Pauw University . Cornell University . University of Minnesota . lfVoman's College of Baltimore Boston University . . University of Michigan . University of Wisconsin . Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of California . Barnard College . . Chicago Alumnae Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnae Western New York Alumnm 227 1872 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1899 1901 1903 MRS. MRS MRS MRS Mba ibbi Delta Chapter Established 1889 Bin GHthe EDWARD BRADFORD TICPIENER MRS. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE BLIN SILL CUSHMAN EDWARD GUILD WVYCOEF JULIA VVVHATON MIACK ALICE GERTRUDE SMITH CHARLES WILLIAM VVURSTER NIADELINE ESTELLE BERGEN fbrahuatcs LOUISE FARGO BROWN HELEN ISI-IAM ELIZABETH BISHOP WVINSLOW ALICE PRINCE MABEL BESSEY VIOLET BARBOUR ALICE FARGO BROWVN EDITI-I KERR X7IOLET DUBAR HELEN MAE DENNETT HELEN L. STONE DORA FRANCESCA HINE Glinhergqrauuates EDITH R. SECHRIST MARION A. FITZPATRICK FRANCES HICKMAN ELEANOR ELIZABETH CHURCHILL ELEANOR REED MARY BOWLER TRUE LUCY SWEETLAND CADOCAN RUTH BERGEN FREDA KISO MABEL L. BENNETT 228 r'f.,.10-p rr DL-frm ALPIYIA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . TPIETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . OMICRON P1 . Rno . SIGMA TAU . bi Svigma apps: Bull uf Qllbapters . Massachusetts Agricultural 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 George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University St. Lawrence University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Franklin and Marshall College Queen's University St. john's College Dartmouth College 229 ibbi sigma HIJIJH Ein .facultate VERAN'US ALVA MOORE GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS HZERMAN DIEDERIOI-IS in Grim JAMES MCFARLAND JAMIESON SHERMAN COLLINS LION. CHARLES TITUS ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WHITE 1 9 O 6 LEONARD GREEN VAN NOSTRAND STEPHEN JAMES TYDEMAN PHILIP CHARLES EEINOER CHARLES LEFEVER DOWNS JOHN GOSI-I BOWER MERTON RONE WHEELER RICHARD DALE JENKINSON LAURENCE KING LYNN ARTIYIUR ROSE SMILEY JOSEPH EDXVIN GARABRANT ARTIAIUR VIRDIN FOARD , 1 9 O 7 WILLIAM REID MCKOWN OWEN ALEXANDER THOMAS CHARLES WELLS LINSLEY JOHN CONDIOT CARPENTER DONALD CHASE NIACKINTOSH MILTON KRAEMER 1 9 O S OSCAR LYNN RHODES THOMAS WALLACE BAKER DONALD WHITING BIARTZELL OLIVER STANDARD BRUCE, Jr RAYMOND JOSEPH BANTEL ROLLAND LEE SPAIDE ARTHUR LIARTER LEAVITT MAX PATTERSON MELLON JOSE CECILIO PAGLIERY QA1pha Chapterj 1 9 O 9 I'IARRY SOI-IULTE YUNDT RAY FORMAN FOWLER JOI-IN PIIRAM GALLUP RALPH WILLIAM SMITH LORING REVERE HOOVER 230 . ff, alta Gian elta VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITX' OF MISSISSIPPI WASI'IINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH OF VIRGINIA TULANE UNIVERSITY GEORGE WVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSI'PX' UNIVERSITX' UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF IOWA OF WISCONSIN OF MINNESOTA OF COLORADO NORTEIXNVESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, Jr. UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASICA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITX' OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY' OF CHICAGO BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY OI-IIO UNIVERSITX' UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALBION COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE HILLS DALE COLLEGE OIIIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY KENYON COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUVV UNIVERSITY BUTLER COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSI'1'Y WABASH COLLEGE WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY ALLEGIYIENX' COLLEGE VVASI-IINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY TUFTS COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF CORNELL UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY TECHNOLOGY 151 .A :,,.N.wf,f1, ,,,.. 55+ - , ,- ,--RFLQ ws, .L ,NZ . 11,31 k ' . I M iliflifg ' A I II - .If2e IS,f'g f nw-' ' . -1IiffE?j5i,I a 1 .,.. 2 Beta Omicron Chapter Established ISQO ROLLO CLINTON CARPENTER WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE EDWARD GODFREX' COX PHILLIPS I- AR'FI'IUR LOCKE JONES GEORGE RAYh'IOND WILRINS GEORGE CARPENTER WARNER DAYTON ORVIS YIARRY GEORGE SMITH PIORACE EVERETT BRINCKERHOFF EDWARD PIALI. FAILE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COURTRIGHT HAROLD ARTHUR NUGEN1' JOHN HENRY NIADDEN HENRY' STUART OTTO PIERPONT EDWARD IRVINE CHARLES SKETCHUM CARPENTER GEORGE VVYTI-IE MCCOOK, jr. MONROE MARSH SXVEETLAND FRANK PIAXVKINS FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY IENRY NIALLORY FRANK PAUL ZOGH CLARENCE THEIS SEIPP BURT MORROXYV KING CHARLES VVALTER CORNELL, -I PIOXVARD STANLEY JONES GEORGE CHARLES HANSON STANLEY ADAMS WEBSTER LEONARD RIDER GRACY EDWVARD STANLEY INGERSOLL STANLEY WOODRUFF SMITH SHENRY HALL FERGUSON LE ROY EIEVVLINGS MICIIIE HARRY VVI-IITE HELMER CHARLES BRYANT DRAKE WOOD CHARLES BANCROFT CARSON 232 J L , L. ,www WH -x, KICK-XX I wwf f X - ' c Q' l4 xi IIIWW 'WN ' lmlllll llllllllm m ,f www J Q5?XYSf f Sf ,iffy -sf., XMI ml H ulllllll I ?f g 'HW lffwg '- ...ull lu.. V m , Q MS H wlm X ,f X X N A ww N ' ' Xxx xl wx M ff W9 x ml ffl' IW R ik Wfan QM , Nwwmww ,M 4 ALPHA OF NEW YORK BETA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF MASSACHUSETTS DELTA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF VERMONT ALPHA OF NIICHIGAN ALPIYIA OF PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OF NEW YORK I I Sigma bm Founded at Union College, 1827 Qlbapters Union College Hamilton College . Williams College . Hobart College . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University . Cornell University . 233 1827 1831 1834 1840 1845 1858 1887 1890 iigma ibbi Epsilon of New York Established 1890 ANDREW DICKSON WHITE GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL HORACE MACK GEORGE RUSSELL WILLIAMS HERMON VAN VECHTEN BOSTWICK EDWARD ESTAY STOWELL JAMES GIFFORD KELLOGG CAZENOVE GARDNER LEE, Jr. PAUL FOLGER J JOHN STEARNS JOHN EDMONDS FORGY EDWARD SCOFIELD MACKINLILXX' FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN HUNTLY HARRIS GILBERT CLEMENT ROY NEWKIRK JOHN :HENRY RICE NIAURICE DUPONT LEE ,I HARLEY STOWELL 4 WILLIAM BAYARD STURGIS WILLIAM NOWLEN HALLOOR WILLIAM EATON SILL JOHN HOOKER MOOERS ARIE JOHN SICHTERMAN THOMA:s HARVEY SKINNER ANDREWS WALTER WILL GEORGE FARNSWORTH FISHER JOHN WELLBORN ROOT JOHN PALMER HOOKER VVILLIAM PITKIN, Jr. my 5? A- . D i f A f 1 1 2 lO,,,I.p14u,n, mb A ALPHA BETA . GAMMA EPSILON . ZETA . E'TA . THETA KAPPA LAMBDA MU . XI . OMICRON . RHo . PHI . CHI . Psi . , OMEGA , AI,PI'IA ALPHA ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA ALPHA ETA ALPHA 'PI-IETA ALPHA IOTA ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA NU . ALPHA Xi . ALPHA OMICRON ALPHA PI . ALPI-IA RI-IO ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA UPSILON ALPHA PHI . ALPHA CHI . ALPHA PSI . ALPHA OMEGA BETA GAMMA DELTA DELTA ZETA ZETA . ZETA PSI . ETA ETA . THETA THETA KAPPA IiAPPA LAMBDA LAMBDA . MU MU . NU NU . XI XI . QMICRON OMICRON RI-IO RI-Io . TAU TAU . UPSILON UPSILON PHI PH PSI PSI OMEGA I . OMEGA Sigma bi Founded in 1855 Bull uf Qllbapters . . Miami University , , University of 'Wooster Ohio Wesleyan University George Washington University Vlfashington and Lee University University of Mississippi Pennsylvania College Bucknell University Indiana University Denison University De Pauw University Dickinson College Butler College . Lafayette College Hanover College University of Virginia Northwestern University Hobart College University of California Ohio State University University of Nebraska Beloit College State University of Iowa Massachusetts Institute of Technology Illinois Wesleyfan University University of VVisconsin University of Texas A University of Kansas Tulane University Albion College Lehigh University University of Minnesota University of Southern California Cornell University Pennsylvania State College Vanderbilt University Leland Stanford, jr., University Colorado College Purdue University Central University University of Cincinnati Dartmouth College University of Michigan University of Illinois Kentucky State College VVest Virginia University Columbia University University of the State of Missouri University of Chicago University of Maine Vifashington University University of Vtiashington University of Pennsylvania . Syracuse University . University of Arkansas 235 bigma bi Alpha Phi Chapter Established Oct. Io, 1890 SIII 6513118 CHARLES REED COOK GEORGE OMAR LANGENBERG R. M. PACKARD Glnhetgtahuatss WILLIAM HORACE SCHMIDLAPP STANLEY GRANGER HORN EDWARD NEWTON HOLTON FREDRICK CHARLES VON STEINWEHR ROBERT HENRY KNOWLTON HAROLD WHITING SLAUSON WILLIAM HANNA HOPPLE JOHN DIX CGFFIN CHARLES AVERY LEE, Jr. THOMAS RICHARD HENDERSON PAUL ALBERT SCHENCK HENRY JOSEPH MILLER WEBSTER BALKWILL HOLMES KINSLEY WILCOX SLAUSON JOHN ROBERT PARKER GROVER CLEVELAND SUMNER CHARLES JOSEPH KELLEY PHILLIP DURKEE CARMAN CLIFFORD SAMUEL DIEHL WVILLIAM BATCHELOR RAPLEY JOHN LOUIS REIBER HARRY PAUL REIBER RALPH RICHARD LALLY CHRISTOPHER PAUL COX CHARLES LEICESTER BEAMAN JOHN CONDON, Jr. ROBERT DELMAR CUTTER JOHN HOWARD STURGE RICHARD FENLEY HUNTER CARL JACOB SCHMIDLAPP CORNELIUS FERDINAND ROLAND WALTER BONNELL HOLTON BAYARD PUTNAM DEXTER PERRY TOWNSEND COONS YVILLIAM HARRY LINES JOSEPH MARSHALL WARD ' .f 7, I 1 V f A, , 1 1 V N w X-QKN 1 fl 'Z X. -f f F . , ff U ef-- U, ,.4 , 5 L 1 X mx W, , y mas, ff -'Z -4 Jffyfe- ,f -1 .J 1 634' -f ff n,.a,1.w311q::i4ae.,,h wdiifsl y ,V V, ,,.v-1 jg- ii' 'F' ' ff '4 ffmf: even M1 -I' ' . fv 'E' EQ Ulla- 52' ,z u -w:L ' i?sf wi w s. If U 4 F9132- ' ' .451 QT ia'1:?'-?, a ff , fssawifefl W, ' FL -1- X-vi Tea K j o 1 1, QV, 1, 1 n f ' ff ,f 00? ,F jf mg-41 ' Eu.1um-Fnugl elta bi Founded at Cornell, july II, I8QO Bull uf Qllbapteta CORNELL UNIVERSITY . . Ithaca NEW YORK UNIVERSITY . New York City UNIVERSITY OF MlNNESOT.A . Minneapolis, Minn. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN . DICKINSON UNIVERSITY . NORTIiWESTERN UNIVERSITY LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO . QSGOODE HALL . SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY' UNION UNIVERSITX' . . UNIVERSITY' OE WEST VIRGINl.A OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . GEORGETOVVN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . LELAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY Sllumni Chapters Ann Arbor, Mich. . Carlisle, Pa. Chicago, Ill. Chicago, Ill. . Buffalo , Toronto, Can. Syracuse . . Albany Morgantown, W. Va. Columbus, Ohio New York City . Chicago, Ill. Washington, D. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Charlottesville, Va. . Stanford, Cal. CHICAGO CHAPTER . . . . . Chicago NEW YVORK CHAPTER, New York City BUFFALO CHAPTER . Buffalg 237 elta bi S111 furultatz WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON EARNEST WXVILSON HUFFCUT JOSEPH WVALTER BINGHAM Sin Grin MONROE MARSPI SWEETLAND ELMER ALONZO DENTON STEPHEN EDWARD BANKS DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE EDNVARD DAVID TOOHILL CHARLES EARL KELLEY HOWARD BURR BESEMER Q5raImatss NEAL DOW BECKER GEORGE JOSEPH NELBACH Sentara LEO ALOYSIUS WETER CHARLES PRICE ROSE ARTI-IUR BROTHERS WEBER BENJAMIN COE TURNER DAVID PAGE MOREHOUSE, Jr. - juniurs HARRY GEORGE STUTZ WILLIAM VVINTHROP TAYLOR FRANKLIN REED BROWN WILLIAM HOWES MUNSON HARRY WILLIAM DROGE FRANCES LAMMERTS DURK Supbnmutes DEAN LEWIS KELSEY GEORGE JOSEPH FELDMAN GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY .freshmen CLYDE FRANKLIN BAUMHOFER HARRY NELSON HARRINGTON JAMES ROBINSON DOUGLASS XVALTER GRIEEITH EVANS WILLIARD 238 JAMES NATHANIEL LUTTRELL HARRY ALBERT BEMIS WILLIAM ELLIS SCRIPTURE HIEL GILBERT RIDER BALLENTINE HALSEY Y QQQ QQQQQQ if AZ ' Wkiunmi 9 ......., :,:.:,:.g 2:5 'fe-1-' 1,23 ' ' 33355154137 f if MM aw fx?-,ff 'gg E Sigma Hlpba psilnn University of Maine Boston University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University Worcester Polytechnic Institute Cornell University Columbia University St. Stephens College Allegheny College Dickinson College Pennsylvania State College University of Pennsylvania Bucknell University Gettysburgh College George Washington University University of Virginia Washington and Lee University University of North Carolina Davidson College Wofford College University of Georgia Mercer University Emory College Georgia School of Technology University of Michigan Adrian College Mt. Union College Ohio Wesleyan University University of Cincinnati Chio State University Case School of Science Franklin College Purdue University Qllbapter Bull 2 University of Illinois Northwestern University University of Chicago University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin 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 Wfashington University University of Nebraska University of Arkansas University of Kansas University of Iowa Iowa State College University of Colorado Denver University Colorado School of Mines Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of California Louisiana State University Tulane University University of Mississippi University of Texas 39 .. ,L ,,A, I Sigma Hlpha psilun New York Alpha Chapter Established, April, 22, 1891 in facultate TRUSSELL BELLAMY HENRY VVILKES WVRIGHT Mrnhuatea IEDMUND HOWARD HOLLIXNDS HERBERT A. GEI-IRING GEORGE COOK ROBERTSON DONALD R, DERRICKSON Glnhzrgrahuatzs TRVIN BLAKESLEE WILLIIAM VVILLETT TVIANVILLE WILLIAM ALEXANDER IQOBINSON JOHN JACOB WOLFERSPERGER ALFRED WITIIERMAN MELLOWES FERNANDO DONALD BARE SPANOGLE WILLIAM PETTUS JOERGER CLARENCE KIMEALL VVILLIAM DE WITT GILLETTE ALBERT PAUL PREYER VVILLIAM BEW WI-IITE TIMOTPIY SEYMOUR GOODMAN BENJAMIN HALE AUSTIN EARL ARTHUR EMERSON FRANK PHIPPS RI-IAME ORTIZ DE FREDERICK AEILDGAARD FENGER R,-XLPI-I COIT TURNER PERCY LANG LYFORD JOSEPH NICHOLAS MAGNAX JOHN ALONZO DICKERMAN ZAVALLOS ARTHUR ROEDER HENRY ALLEN PATTEN EVERETT DRENNEN DUDLEY RUSSELL HOWARD ROBERT H. BOWMAN CLIFFORD MACKAY HUSTED EDWIN RAXNDOLRI-I THOMAS LIONEL JOHN GOTTSCHALK WVILLIAM COLLARD ACKLIN RALPPI WALDO CONANT VVILLIAM CALMELL SL OAN 240 x ., ,A If Xa , A W QZZSV , Q1 EW M N ' W if g ' J 7,47 f QW H' -.x , 'Q jig 11k R, W! A X A ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN ETA LAMBDA NU X1 QMICRON PI alta bt Founded at Union College, Qllljaptrts Union College . . Brown University New York University . Columbia University Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Lehigh University . . johns Hopkins University Yale University . . Cornell University 241 1827 1827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1884 1889 1891 'ff . N I alta 19191 Pi Chapter ' Established 1891 En GHrbs GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL CHARLES HENRY GOFE Ein .fanultate LANE COOPER BRYANT FLEMING EARL BLUNN COVERT EDWARD WINSLOXV CAMPION REOINALD EDWARD MARSIAI HARRY LEROY CURTIS CRISTOBAL ANTONIO MARTINEZ CLARENCE D. TARBELL VVJLLIAM HENRY LOVE-TOY LAURENCE JEROME CONGER SIDNEY BLEECKER CARPENDER IXNTONIO LAZO, Jr. SYLVANUS BOARDMAN NIARSTON THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN E111 mruesenti 242 ALBERT JOY LOVE JUAN FRANCISCO TERRAZAS ROSS RAY HARRISON DAVID HERRICK GOODWILLIE EDWIN ARTI-IUR STILLMAN 1WONCURE NELSON LYON JAMES ARCHER WEBB ALFRED CARLOS NIELLOR. Jr. LOUIS ISAAC BROXVN GEORGE XIAIL HARTVK'EI-I. LANGDON GILLET JOHN KRU'I'TSCI-INITT 1 -guna' 4 an A , ,f ' flu 1 appa Sigma UNIVERSITY OF MAINE BOXVDOIN COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITX' LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY Founded 1867 IRUII uf Qllbapters UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MISSOURI STATE UNIVERSITX' NTISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES BAKER UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA LAKE FORREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN I-IAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTII CAROLINA WOFFORD COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY -UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITX' OF THE SOUTH KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TRINITY COLLEGE NORTI-I CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SOUT1-IXVESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITX' SOUTI-IXVESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY NIILLSAPS COLLEGE TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS WILLIAII JEXVELL COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY 243 UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA LELAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITX' OF VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF XIERAMONT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY SWARTI-IMORE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA VVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGI1 DICKINSON COLLEGE GEORGE WASPIINGTON UNIVERSITY RANDOLPIT-IVIACON COLLEGE YVILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE VVABASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CHICAGO UNIVERSITX' WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY IOXVA UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OREGON HARVARD UNIVERSI'fX' LTNIVERSITY OF IDAHO JOHN HULL SCOTT alma bigma Alpha Kappa Chapter Founded I8Q2 Seniors LINDLEY WILKESON JOHNSON ELISHA MARTIN JOHNSON WILLIAM FEARN PATTON, JT. NATHAN CLARKE JOHNSON PIERMAN FRED SCHOLTZ juninrs RALPI-I RICHARD NICKERSON GEORGE RUFUS OGIER HAROLD NUI-IN METZGER EUGENE ADAMS MAIN WILLIAM PHILIP GRUNER JAMES ALFRED SILSBEE BENJAMIN MASON HILL EDWARD HYNDMAN FORD WILLIAM GORTON TAYLOR Supbumutes GEORGE GREENE KEELER PHILIP JOHN VVICKSER HENRY MONA HATHAWAY CLARENCE EUGENE BAER ALBERT VVITHERS MORSE HARRY MILLS MASON, Jr. .fresljmen EDWIN HAWVLEY HAYES LESTER BORDEN WALERIDCE EUSEBIUS THEODORE HUTCPIINGS FREDRICK SALATHE DONALD LEWIS BASSETT HENRY HENNIG.AN TUCKER 24-L 511 , u Sigma u Founded at the University of Michigan 1882 AT,PPIA BETA DELTA EPs1LoN . ZETA ETA . 'TI-IETA KAPPA LAMBDA . MU . NU . X1 . . . OMICRON . . ALPHA KAPPA PHI RHo . . SIGMA TAU UPSILON . PHI . CH1 . Bull nf Qllbaptera . University of Michigan Detroit College of Medicine Vkfestern University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota Northwestern University University of Illinois University of Cincinnati Rush Medical College University of Pennsylvania University of Syracuse University of Southern California New York University and Bellevue Union University Vifashington University CSt. Louisj jefferson Medical College Western Reserve University Cornell University Cooper Medical College University of California University of Toronto 2-L5 J u Sigma A Tau Chapter founded June, 1900 .fratrrs CHARLES LOOMIS D.-ANA ABRAM TUCKER KERIZ VERANUS ALVA MOORE VVILLIAM RIDGLEY ORNDOIQFF JOHN VVILLIAMS COE BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY MARTIN BUELL ,PINKER JOSEPH H. HATI-IAWAY Cornell University Medical College in .1Tarnltate JOSEPH FR.-XENKEL LOUIS WARNER RIGGS ISIDOR LEON HILLS CAlphaJ CHARLES MACK QMIU WILLIAM RIDGELY STONE CXU ELGIN PANGUS GRAY OMAR A. GULLION GERSHAM FRANKLIN WVHITE IWELVIN DRESBA UCH EHHUBFQFRUURIBB CHARLES GEORGE KOEPILER EDXVARD BOND IWARKEY FRANK ALVA BRYANT LOUIS BALLANTINE CHAPMAN ROX'ALE HAMILTON FOXVLER ERNEST ELLSXVORTH KEET THOMAS FORREST LAURIE CHARLES MAITLAND IVIANN WILLIAM HAROLD BROXVN ERNEST LINWOOD COFFIN HAROLD DEWOLF LEVVIS AR'PI-IUR GOULD ARTHUR JOHN PERRY HOWE CHARLES EBIERSON JONES EDWARD DOXVIJLE STANLEY GIQANGER HORN ARTHUR HAROI,D IVIARTIN CHARLES IQOCKXVELL PAYNE EDXVARD RAYMOND MANSFIELD GEORGE NORRIIAN PEASE WILLIAM LIILLS SI-IELDON TIIOMAS EDWARD VVALDIE STEXVART HENRY VVELCI-I LUCIUS ARTHUR WING VVILLIAM VVALTER KET1'LE MORRISON FOSTER MURRAX' LEANDER ALLISON NEWMAN PAUL O'BRlEN LIARRY VANNESS SPAULDING HARRY CLIFF LUKE YVALTER BONNELL HALTON JAMES JOSEPH MARTIN LOUIS ASI-ILEY VAN IQLEEK 246 X f GEOG Y ,..,., ill ln ' 'I lun 1' ' ' ' f 11. Ebbzomu- P.:-mn, BETA . MU . THETA KAPPA IoTA . LAMBDA . EPSILON . ETA . NU . XI PI . RHO . SIGMA UPSILON . PHI Psr . . 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 BETA THETA BETA RHO . BETA ETA . GAMMA GAMMA GAMMA ALPI-IA GAMMA CHI GAMMA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON GAMMA ZETA GAMMA THETA GAMMA IOTA GAMMA LAMBDA GAMMA MU GAMMA NU GAMMA XI . GAMMA ETA GAMMA KAPPA GAMMA BETA GAMMA OMICRON GAMMA PI . GAMMA RI-IO GAMMA SIGMA GAMMA TAU GAMMA UPSIl-ON GAMMA PIII bigma II 247 University of Virginia University of Georgia Alabama University North Georgia Agricultural College Howard College Washington and Lee University Bethany College Mercer College University of Kansas Emory College Lehigh University University of Missouri Vanderbilt University University of Texas Louisiana State University University of North Carolina De Pauw University Tulane University Alabama A. and M. College Purdue University Ohio State University Stanford University Mount Union College University of California University of Iowa William Jewell College North Carolina A. and M. College Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Vermont Lombard University University of Pennsylvania University of Indiana Albion College Georgia Institute of Technology University of Washington Stevens Institute of Technology Lafayette College University of Oregon Cornell University State University of Kentucky University of Wisconsin University of Illinois University of Michigan Missouri State College of Mines Colorado State College of Mines University of Colorado Northwestern University Washington University University of West Virginia University of Chicago Iowa State College University of Minnesota University of Arkansas University of Montana Sigma u Gamma Theta Chapter Established December 7, 1901 Sin Gdrhe JOHN GORDON XXVILLS ORSON TIZACY JOHNSON, Jr. E CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK OTTO LOUIS GOEI-ILE FRANCIS KRAUSKOPIP DWIGHT ELIOT FOSTER GEORGE FOLLET TURNER I'TARVEY BLAINE MANN EDWIN FRANKLIN BRITTEN, Jr. THOMAS ANDIZEW ARMSTRONG ALEXANDER VVILLIAM DANN TQGBERT MOSS PIENDERSON TROBERT STEYVART OWVENS THOMAS VVHITNEY BENSON WELSH CHARLES THOMAS GILMORE JUSTIN E. PARRISI-I, Jr. En .farultute LEROY CLINTON TQOBERTS HURON HERBERT SMITH ORRINGTON CYRENIUS FOSTER DANIEL DI-XVOLD KLINE LEROY CLINTON ROBERT LOUIS GEORGE SYLVESTER MARCUS LUCULUS FOSTER, Jr. JOHN BERNHARD COLLIN AXVILLIAM TITUS YVRIGHT GEORGE HERMAN ADLER WILSON DELANO CLARK NORMAN POND HODGES KARL 'WILHELM COLLIN ARTHUR JEROME BARZAGHI 248 gd' , f , , , wg mga ,f ,fl 'ff' ' 2 , Q4 ,Q W L!! W -mW.,.U'f , f iffy, E, W, ,.!,, Q ' J W .J f , 1. ,, 41,55 h f 1 4 1 C ' C fff , X f , J f A f W f , V fa R 7 ,sv 5 W 4 JJ fp .mr f 12. 1 'ff W fiyp- -.1- . U ' ,V ' - ' . f , ,, 7'f'W47' , 5 ,.-ww .gm ,f f 5:4 my-r :Hff.:. ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN bi Hlpba Sigma Founded at Bellevue Hospital Medical College 1886 Glbapter lRuIl The University and Bellevue Medical College University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Medical College jefferson Medical College University of Texas 240 bi Hlpba Sigma Zn the .faculty JOSEPH EDCIL VVINTERS, M.D. FREDERICK .VVALKER GXVYER, M.D. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., A.M., M.D. GEORGE VVOOLSEY, A.B., M.D. IRVING S. FIAYNES, Ph.B., M.D. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A.B., Ph.B., M.D. PERCIVAL R. BOLTON, Ph.B., M.D. LEXVIS A. CONNOR, Ph.B., M.D. GEORGE D. HAh1LEN,A.Al., M.D. VVILLIAM F. STONE, Ph.B., M.D. JAMES EXVING, A.M., M.D. JOHN ROGERS, Jr. A.B., Ph.B., M.D. ROBERT G. REESE, Ph.G., M.D. GEORGE G. WARD, Jr., M.D. WARREN COLEMAN, A.M., M.D. JEREMIAH S. FERGUSON, M.S., M.D. JOHN A. LIARTNVELL, Ph.B., M.D. BENJAMIN T. TILTON, A.B., M.D. CHARLES N. B. CAMAC, A.B., M.D. GUI' DAVENPORT LOMEARD, M.D. BERTRAM H. BUXTON, A.B., M.D. GEORGE E. DODGE, B.S., M.D., XVILLIAM J. JONES, M.D. J. RADISEX' HUNT, M.D. VVILLIAM J. ELSER, M.D. YVALTER L. NILES, M.D. JAMES NTORLEY HITZROT, A.B., M.D. BURTON J. LEE, A.B., M.D. NATHANIEL READ NORTON, Ph.B., M.D FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, B.S., M.D. JOIIN J. NUTT,1Xl.D. ALBERTUS A. MOORE, M.D. VVILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., M.D. PERCI' H. VVILLIAMS, A.B., M.D. En the Qlitp DEVER S. BYARD, M.D. EDWARD F. KILBANE, M.D. ROBERT J. KAI-IN, A.B., LL.B., M.A., Ph.B., M.D. EDWARD I'IAND, M.D. JOI-IN J. COTTER, A.B., M.D. JOSEPH A. MULI-IOLLAND, A.B., M.D. YVILLIAM H. SMITH, B.S., M.D. HENRY J. GUNDACKER, B.S., M.D. ROLAND HTAZEN, M.D. ROBERT F. MCDONALD, M.D. LEXVIS SCHAEFER, Ph.G., M.D. FRANKLIN M. STEPHENS, M.D. PAUL DOLAN, M.D. Entetnms ' PAUL H, XVATERMAN, A.B., M.D. ELLIOT VV. LAWRANCE, M.D. SAMUEL NTILBANK, M.D. HUGH J. CARR, M.D. GERRY B. DUDLEY, M.D. CHARLES A. SQUIRES, A.B., M.D. JOHN H. CUDMORE, M.D. JOI-IN H. RICITARDS, M.D. A. NEXNVEI.L BENEDICT, M.D. ROIJLIN I'IILLS, M.D. JOI-IN R. LIERRICK, A.B., M.D. OTTO L. GOEHLE, A.B., M.D. ALVIN W, BAIRD, A.B., M.D. S. NEXSVELL SMITH, Jr., M.D. Qttille jfiilennhrts 1906 EDGAR GORDON CUDDEEACR, A.B. LEO PIALPIN THOMAS JOSEPH IQEARNS, A.B. 1907 LIENRY C. BARKHORN CARY EGGLESTON ROBERT E. GABX', A.B. GEORGE MERRILL GELSER, A.B. W'ALTER A. NICLAREN JAMES ERXVIN REED, Jr. ERNEST M. VAUGI-IN WALTER E. LOYVTHIAN TOM IXAACRAE THOMAS R. POOLEY, Jr. FREDERIC A. SUTTON A. CHARLES ZEHNDER 1908 ERNEST S. BISHOP, A.B. FRANK SAMUEL CHILD, Jr., Ph.B. FREDERIC J. FARNELL ARTHUR E. FIOAG 'JOHN F. MCGRATI-I XVESLEY M. MESSERSMITH H VVILLIAM TOMKINS 1909 II-IEODORE CONRAD LIASCALL, Ph.B. J. HOWARD STOVER PALUEL J. FLAGG 250 EI.BIER'F T. RULISON, Jr., B.S. 5Y3'E1ff:L5f5f' ' 75 15521 5213 Lffig- , Z hw' f' 4 1 H, -- 'L . ' W N 231 v ?'i' Ani. K if V , '-T-AX' - . gz...lV ' , -'i 'JJv:5 'X' Ii, N E' tx.,Nt 5 9 frgigg, ' SH J -' V - M y Plslwisfib Q if? 11 ' 'Z IVZ TMLQ 1 . , .. . -3, :Ls , ' l' Y- - , - 1- 649 - f r , -4 'L ALP!-IA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON , ZETA ETA . THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA . MU . NU . XI . OMICRON . PI . RI-Io . SIGMA TAU . UPSILON . PHI . CHI . Psi . OMEGA . ALPHA BETA AIIPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA Qllpba appa appa Founded at Dartmouth College 1888 I Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, Tuft's Medical School, Boston, Mass. University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago, Ill. Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. University of Syracuse, Syracuse, N. Y. Milwaukee Medical College, Milwaukee, Wis. Cornell University, New York City, N. Y. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Rush Medical College, Chicago, lll. Northwestern University, Chicago, lll. Miami Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio Ohio Medical University, Columbus, Ohio Denver and Gross Medical College, Denver, Col. University of California, San Francisco, Cal, University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. University of Oregon, Portland, Ore. University of Nashville, Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. University of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. Tulane University, New Orleans, La. University of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. McGill University, Montreal, P. Q. University of Toronto, Toronto. George VVashington University, Vlfashington, D, C 251 Cal Hlpba appa appa :Fratrcrs in facultate AUSTIN FLINT, M.D., LL.D. CHARLES H. KNIGHT, A.M., M.D. ALEXANDER B. JOHNSON, Ph,B,, M.D. FREDERICK YVI-IITING, A.M., M,D. CHARLES L. GIBSON, AB., M.D. MAX G. SCHLAPP, M.D. OTTO H. SOHULTZE, A.B., M.D. JOHN F. CONNORS, M.D. FRANK S FIELDER, Ph.B., M.D. JAMES C. JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D. GEORGE B. RqCAUI,IFFE, A.B,, M.D. GEORGE XV. KUNZ, M.D. :Fvatres in Glrhz , CULLEN NIAXSON, M.D. GERI-IARD VVILLIAM LIENSER, M.D. LOUIS F. LICHT, Ph.G., M.D. THOMAS EDMUND FITZGERALD, M.D. FREDERICK VVILLIAM STECHMANN, M.D. JOIIN JOSEPH NfCG'LADE, M.D. CHARLES ALBERT GORDON, M.D. ANTHONY HLANS FIANSEN, A.B., M.D PIENRY JOACHIM, M.D. VVALTER EUGENE VOGT, M.D. ALBERT BECKARY, Ph.G., M.D. JAMES MONROE WICKS, M.D. JOHN FRANCIS GANNON, A.B., M.D. JAMES FRANCIS COYLE, M.D. MCLEOD C. WILSON, M.D. fratres in Gininersttate IEIARRY NEXVPOR1' GOLDING JOHN ALPHONSUS NICNEVINS ERNEST MARSH POATE GEORGE HLOLLIS PALMER BENJAMIN VVHITE SEAMAN .ARTHUR CIIALMERS MARTIN DANIEL ROBERT REII.I,X' FRANK IJARNDEN 2 EDVVARD MONTGOMERY WVELLBERY GEORGE FRANCIS LIOCH JOHN ICNEISLEY LARKIN VVILLIAM CHARLES EVANS JAMES PATRICK FORAN, CLEL1'1'1bd21J ALBERT MORTIMER BELL JOHN PHILLIPS ROI-IN, Jr. OTTO JOHN SEIBERT U C ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . THETA TPIETA D loTA KAPPAX LAMBDA MU NU XI. dbmega Ztipsilon ibbi EUTERON ilinll uf Qlbapters University of Buffalo University of Cincinnati Union University University of Denver New York University and Bellevue Hospital Medi cal College Trinity University University of Colorado Cornell University, New York City Cornell University, Ithaca Cooper Medical College Columbia University Northwestern University Miami Medical College Medical College of Virginia University College of Medicine, 253 Virginia EDXVARD MURRAY XNTELLES dBmega Zapsilnn ibbi Theta Chapter Established Igor Hn the fnrultp SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S. LESLIE MEACI-IAM, M.D. ERIIL TWONIN CI-IAMOT, B.S., Ph.D. IARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S,, P1I.D EARL VINCINT SXVEET, A.B. JANSON SAMUEL PARKER, M.D. WII,LIAM TIAELES PARKER, M.D. DNVIGHT FENN JOHNSON, M.D. CLARK SUMNER GOULD, M.D. ARTHUR XVILLIAM AXLBONES, M.D. THEODORE BLISS, A.B., M.D. GRANT STANLEY, M.D, SYLVESTER FRANCIS OVDAY, AB., M.D. CASSIUS WVAY, B.Agr. ju the Qlttp EMMET GRANT FISH, M.D. CARL BOETTINGER, M.D. CHRISTIAN XVILLIAM JANSON, M.D. CHARLES ORVILLE BUNKER, B.S., M.D HARVEY PATTERSON GROESBECK, M.D. PIARRY ABRAM WALKER, M.D. VVILLIAM MURRAY KERR, M.D. GEORGE ALBERT NEWTON, M.D. ARTHUR SOPER ARMSTRONG, A.B., M.D. Ginhergrahuatzs FRANCIS JOSEPH CAI-IILL MILTON JOHN JOHNSON I'IENRY I'IOPSON VVILCOX THOMAS GRANT ,IOUSEY JOHN TINKLER, Jr., A.B. R.ALPI-I ROBINSON VVILLIAM CROOKS THRO GEORGE WI-IITING WI-IEELER GEORGE THORNTON LONGBOTHUM BRAYTON EARL FAILING ROBERT BERTINE I'IAMMOND FRANK CONRAD KEII. VVILLIAM TRUITT GODFREY I'IONVARD LOVE PRINCE HARRY LANGDON ROCKWOOD MILTON EDXVARD BAXTER JOHN JOSEPH GRIMLEY GEORGE EDWARD ICANOUSE GAYLORD VVILLIS GRAYES S. TVIERCER FTOORMAN HAROLD SANTEE R. SPENCER SIMPSON B. FEDVVIN TIAXVLEY TIAYES VVILLIAM I'IENRY CURLEY RALIJII IQIPP WALI.ACE KRUGLER LUTHER I'IOLDEN KICE AR'l'I-IUR TAYLOR GILLETTE GEORGE DORENIUS STILSON ARCHIBALD WILSON THOMSON ROBERT JOSEPH WIIITE ROY BALDXVIN WYNKOOI' HARRISON BETTS ALBERT CYRUS DURAND WALTER EDXVARD MCNEILE, Jr. JEROME AUGUSTINE MCSKVEENEX' AVE RY VVADSWORTII SKILTON 254 Txw 'J H . 'zip 1 . fi'-rw JF, WE?-'W-91 151 - :rw 'nw'-kwa?-'e2f1111 5 21. f 1 ' 1- ' -1 ' f 1' Qigvgggii 1 HM, W PA 1' 1 fn ' f' , - L -131,171,117 1 xp ' , Q1f'l1'5?1?iSf.ti ' aP::2 new Ffhyk' 1 ' mfg Q? WW 1 U m f we 1 gg , fif W1 A . SIL' 3 we . N 4. , J XM Lx 1 .1 ', M - ,1 L, W1 ' QT 1'-a.f51g5:y.s- 1 ,1, T ,.1 1 , 1 -A 11,5 fig 4 ,J T 'f 4 11 fe' 9 ',.e:ff.-Sf' jf 1Zy211'I' -5 r ugh .ghf 11.111, 1 1 1J Qm1f' . f. 'X K :.. 1, A 2, 1 5-Q I ' JMMMWF ., 'r-L9 il, . N , 1, ' 'Q1935'BWa?1.111'i14ig1QfQ,1F7 M V ' 1 W g-U 1 -'Y Ng ' ' fii ,- v N- :i1 11,, Sf nw ALPI-IA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN ZETA ETA . THETA Hlpba pstlnn Elura Founded at University of Michigan, 1890 Qlibaptrr Bull University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. VVoman's Medical College, Chicago, Ill. University of Cincinnati, Ohio College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicag University of Minneapolis, Minn. Cooper Medical College, San Francisco, Cal. Cornell Medical College, Ithaca, N. Y. O lfVoman's Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. 255 Hlpba psilun Elura Established June 1902 Eta Chagter Qssuriate jiilsmhers MRS. SIMON HENRY GAGE MRS. ABRAM TUCKER KERR MRS. VERANUS ALVA MOORE MRS. BENJAMIN F. KINGSBURY jlflzmbnrs EBBIA ALMGREN LUCY C. REED ANNA E. RAY EDITH E. JOHNSON IDA M. LAIRD ORA MABELLE LEWIS ESTER PARKER JOHANNA GELIEN FLORENCE MCKAY ELIZABETH BISHOP WINSLOW MARY MERRITT CRAWFORD PI-IEEE LOTT DU BOIS 256 Founded at Ohio State University Oct. 28, 1897 TOWNSEND MORRILL . CORNELL . KEDZIE , GRANITE . Momzow . NEBRASKA MASSEY . 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A M- . , , M ' fs A , Q N 1+ J .E A .N 1 i-T?., .x Qlpba Zeta Cornell Chapter Established 1901 gli the fanultp CHARLES SCOON VVILSQN 1' GEORGE WHEELER HOSFORD Q5raI1uates RALPH VVRIGHT CURTIS ' -. ALBERT RUSSELL MANN CLARENCE ARTPIUR ROGERS Giflnllergrahuutes SCOTT PIANCOCK PERKY CHARLES VVILLIAM MIANN GEORGE VVALTER TAILEY, Ir. BRONSON HIRAM HAWXVKINS MILTON PRATT JONES KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE ANTONIO CARLOS BOTELLIO CHARLES REX BARKER YNILLIAM MILLER OSBORN 25 CHARLES FREDERICK SHAW CHRISTIAN RUDOLPH AUGUST BUES JOHN VINCENT JACOBY BERTRAM HANEORD CROCHERON LOWELL BOYER' GABLE ROYAL GILKEY' VVILMER WILSON BASSETT ALVA CARLISLE SPENCER EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT SEYMOUR 8 1 , ., ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA I ETA , THETA IOTA beta fi Founded at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1864 Qlbaptzr Bull Rensselaer Institute Sheffield Scientific School, Yale Stevens Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University 259 Tlibeta fi Zeta Chapter Established May 2, 1903 En .1FanuItate ROBERT COYNER FENNER HOWARD LEYVIS ALLER 'WILLIAM JAMES HERDMAN NEWTON COWAN FAILOR Ginhergralluutes 1 9 O 6 GEORGE GARDNER UNDERI-IILL CHARLES SIESEL RINDSEOOS ARTHUR SOPER VVARDYVELL 1 9 O 7 GEORGE KLEPPISCII HORACE FAIRCHILD MAJOR BARENT LATHAM FILKINS MARION VALENTINE BAILLIERE 1 9 0 8 HARRY STEPHENSON SHORE ROBERT ELIAS FRIEND CLARENCE DEAN CARLSON ROBERT GARRET PANGBORN FRANK GARRETSON SMITH IQICHARD GREEN HARRIS HENRY H,+XCKETT DOWNES 1 9 0 9 GILBERT SMALL PEYTON, jr. ffl-IOM,-XS MAI-ION KELKER HARRISON PIERCE REED HARRX' TAYLOR NEIALE 260 1 :Luc 'rr' P1-mm HOLMES CHAPTER COOLEY CHAPTER FINCH CHAPTER BERKELEY CHAPTER FREEMAN . . beta lamhha bi Qllbapteres 261 Dickinson College Detroit College Cornell University University of Georgia University of Tennessee beta Qlamhha ight Finch Chapter Established Dec. 12, 1903 Ein :Farnltats FRANCIS MILES FINCH JUDGE R. A, GUNNISON Q5ral1natcs HARRX' CHARLES FREY FRANCIS MARTINEZ Ehlnherggrahuutes L.9LVERNE ARTHUR VVILDER HENRY ROGER JONES ROBERT SHUNK SLOAN KARL SODEN DEITZ HARRY ADOLPH LUCKER JAMES DOUGLAS MURPHY RAY VERNE MITCHELL HAROLD HINE LYON HENRY BEAUMONT COLLIN MELVILLE P. L. KIRCHHOFER HARRY CLARK BALDYVIN GEORGE JAMES COUCI-I ALBERT JOSEPH FOX JOHN JAMES DESHON FRANKLIN WOODS CALDWELL WVILLIAM VVALLACE WARING LEO FRANCIS CALLAHAN CHARLES JOHN MUENZENBERGER 4 Local Fraternity Founded February 5, 1901 vfxf' if .2 ff r',11 '-35' WMA' .vw- h af .YJ :A -'- 5:35. '2. 'ZA' .L-I. ,gym -1 -a1:.,f- ., - f' P' ' 1l5S.: ' .M . EL f--fi C. Q- I f .ff-' -A '-e2,ef:azr21e1s- A w fq if ' ' 32 ,IPA d.:f4'2:bJ'g,..J HM 4'--., Aifgv.-J. . N 1,-,,' rg. lg .3 .. 1 . ' -15 iiuiiw N' L 2 -, u-'28, 1155.-.f--' :5 , 'fx Q 9E ' L'!v TE:-'M -'-- 'R' , ' 52 ,Sl 3- Bw-,M -hw., vfAS..Q. .- fl E22 ' ' ' I il 'R 5' ' ' 51:55, I -' . Qcf fiiiffi 1, .- ' 'Ei Q 'fa-aff wax .-I, , gf - - .1 if I I ' ff I -1 :g k - M R-'-mg-:-S r- ' - -z :fir-nr ay Q I. 5 E 1526 Q 1. -LS v x X .Q N V , A , , , 'S If V Jus ? S... - A f- f ' . , 1 f5f3ii.Q,'. .cg-L, 5 FQ I -S -MNT Skull ARTHUR PIAROLD MARTIN ' MORTIMER FRANCIS MEHLING CURT BERTI-IOLD MUELLER HARRY CONRAD HERPEL FREDERICK DAHLE SCHNEIDER PORTE ROLLIN WI-IEELER GEORGE WASHINGTON RODDEWIG NELSON WEBSTER HOWARD VICTOR MARSIJALL GET-IRING EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON LEO JULIUS LEFFLER ALEXANDER JAMES POETZSCH VVALTER STANLEY MARSLAND GEORGE NELSON BROWN LEANDER ALLISON NEWMAN JAMES EARLE MANNOCCIR JOHN HAROLD SWANSON 264 fnniiieewv' Senior Society I Sphinx lamb HENIZY ATWATE12 EMORY ELMER BRANDOW RALPH CHARLES BARTON JAMES H'ARRY COSTELLO HENRY P. DU BOIS BERNARD EDWARD FERNOVV EDWARD THADDEUS FOOTE IRA OWEN JONES VVILLIAM FORREST LEE CALDWELL MARTIN DAVID CURTISS MUNSON JOHN NEWH.ALL NICHOLAS H. NOYES JOSEPH BOND PHILIPS HENRX' SHEPHERD ROXVLAND EDWARD ALBERT STEELE CHARLES HENRY TUOK RALPH COIT TURNER FRED CHARLES VON STEINWEHR JAMES HAROLD VVHITEHEAD HUGH EDGAR. VVEATHERLOVV .JOHN JACOB WOLFERSPERGER LA X7ERNE ARTHUR WILDER HAROLD JACOB WISE 265 Senior Society I r- - V rw S ' ' 'J . A is QB.uiII ann agger LESLEY ASHBURNEIQ HARRY I-I. BATES -IAMES LLOYD BRAMAN EDNVARD CAIRNS ' EDWARD VVINSLOW CAMPION LEIGH MARSH CI-IAMPAIGN ,IOHN DIX COFFIN CHARLES FERGUSON COOK IRVIN WVILLIAMS DAY HAROLD ASBURY EARLE PAUL FOLGER WILLIJXM HENRY FORBES THOMAS CROXTON GORDON MORIZIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY CHRISTOEAL ANTONIO MARTINEZ SAMUEL SHERMAN PEER CHARLES GILBERT PETERSON SYLVESTER COSGRAVE PRESTON -IOSEPI-I HANSON ROSE PAUL ARTHUR SCI-IOELLKOPF ARTHUR STARR JOHN STEARNS WVILLIAM CLIFFORD STEVENS VVILFRED LEROY UINISTAD ROGER SHERMAN XIAIL LEON COVVLES XIVELCI-I LEROY XVOODLAND 267 3'lll1i0l' Society 5 QI 3 3121313 Samarb EDMOND SWAIN BROWN FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN ADOLPH COORS, jr. HENRX' EMERSON DAVIS WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN CHESTER ,TENNINGS GOODIER CHARLES FREDERICK MAGOEFIN HENRY JOSEPH MILLER JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK LAWRENCE JOSEPH RICE HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS WILLIAM STUART STOWELL HAROLD FLETCHER VVARDWELL 269 Ki., Nxxxxsimm Ba i 11115115111 T. COOK T. GIBSON D. CARMAN EARLE, JR. L. BRADLEY P. Cox J. DULANEY EARLE W. GAVETT B. GOODSPEED L. HEILMAN M. JACKSON C. ODERKIRK N. PEW, JR D. ROOT P S. SWEENEY VAN ORMAN Givil JEngineering Society R Q G ,nu Ann PROFESSOR JOHN THOMAS PARSON PROFESSOR FRED ASA BARNES HAROLD WISLIZENUS PITZMAN HENRY EDWARD GREEN CHARLES FERGUSON COOK JOHN STEARNS PAUL LEON PIERCE ROBERT HENRY KNOWLEON GEORGE GARDNER UNDERPIILL EUGENE DICKINSON BURNELI, ORLANDO HAYWARD LINTON FRANK SPENCER GRESHAM ROLLIN WVVOOD CHRISTOEAL ANTONIO MARTINE9: 271 Civil lEI1QiI1Z6YiI1Q Society qmu- -fzf 53:5 ..Ili!j i ,Z-nl L : Lf ff .1f::5A,4f' ana - pramih HENRY NEELY OGDEN JOHN CROMWELL BREEDLOVE HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING ENOCH LEWIS BURNHAM LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN EVERETT DRENNEN LAWRENCE BRADSHAW FAY CARL ALVORD GOULD RICHARD DALE JENKINSON BEVAN JONES CHARLES WELLS LINSLEY HARRY ALLEN PATTEN CHARLES SIESEL RINDSFOOS HENRY EDMOND SMITH THOMAS RIN GLAND STOCKDALE WILLIAM JOEL TURNER HUGH EDGAR WEATHERLONV 273 Blrcbitecture Society 115153 f Wf ,IEA I II TI' GAR WB CLARENCE A. M.ARTIN CHARLES BABOOCR MAURICE -I. PRBVOT OLAF M. BRAUNER ALBERT C. PI-IELPS HIRAM S. GUTSELL ,TULES ANDRE SMITH H i,. 'P'il2i .A xii' B ..T. HENRX' P. ROGERS, Ir. GORDON M. TRAUTSCI-IOLD 'WILLIAM W. HANNON REGINALD E. M:XRSI-I E. BALDWIN GOETTER ROBERT E. BACKUS VVICKI-IAM TAYLOR 275 CHARLES E. CUTLER HARRX' S. HORTON ALBERT M. SKINNER B. M. MACKINTOSPI -T. HALSEY GRAHAM ALEXANDER G. DONALDSON C. ROV NEWVKIRK RALPI-I D. VAUGHN IJAROLD F. VVARDWELL ROBERT H. COIT ROWLAND A. CURRY SYLVANUS B. MARSTON EGBEIQT BAGG, jr. CARL C. TALLMAN Organized December 5, 1 ANDREW DICKSON WHITE . JAMES MCATAHON . . GEORGE PRENTICE Bmsror., C Ernest Albee . . . Eugene Plumb Andrews . George Francis Atkinson . Charles Babcock . . , Frederick Bedell . . Charles Edwin Bennett . lsaac Madison Bentley . George Prentice Bristol . Arthur Wesley Browne . . George Lincoln Burr . . . Ralph Charles Henry Catteiall Lane Cooper ..... Thomas Frederick Crane . . Eugene Casson Crittenden . Thomas G. Delbridge . . . Herbert Charles Elmer , . Albert Bernhardt Faust . . William Albert Finch , . Willard James Fisher . , . Abraham Abbey Freedlander . . Otis Amsden Gage .... Clarence Owen Harris ..,, George William Harris . Nellie Marie Reed Burnett . Helen Honor Tunnicliff Catterall TDOIIOFHITQ Society bi Jem appa 776 New York Theta Chapter, Es QBElrzts LARK SUTHICRLAND NORTHUI' tablished june 28, 1881 l'rfsfum1 l 14 e-Pnszdenl Sec-rclury -md 'l'1'eras1frf7 jltlemhsrs in the .iiarultp Grace Wilmarth Caldwell Chamberlain Cornell James Ray Craighead . . . Edward Augustus George William Elliot Grifiis . . Samuel Dumont Halliday . . Joseph Porter Harris . . Jessica May Hitchcock . Myrta Eleanor Hunn . . Raymond Watson Jones . Duncan Campbell Lee . . Mattie Alexander Martin . . Vermont, 1887 Gilbert Dennison Harris . . Cornell, 1886 . Cornell, 1895 James Morgan Hart . , Princeton 1860 . Cornell 1885 Henry Crane Hasbrouck . . Cornell, 1904 . Union, 1847 Charles Henry Hull . . Cornell 1886 . Yale, 1889 George William Jones . . . Yale 1859 . . Brown, 1878 James McMahon . . . . Dublin 1881 . Nebraska, 1895 Benton Sullivan Monroe . . Cornell 1896 . Hamilton, 1876 TJohn Lewis Morris . . . Union 1856 , Vfesleyan, 1900 Chester Murray ..... . Cornell 1899 . Cornell, 1881 Clark Sutherland Noriliup . , Cornell 1893 . . Chicago, 1902 Paul Russel Pope , . . VVestern Reserve, 1898 . , Rutgers, 1896 William Albert Riley . . . De Pauw 1897 . Princeton 1864 William VVoo1ard Rogers . . . Cornell 1905 . Cornell 1905 Jacob Gould Schurman . . . London 1877 . . Union 1903 Henry Augustus Sill . . . Columbia, 1888 . . Cornell 1883 John Robert Sitlington Sterrett . Munich 1880 Johns Hopkins, 1889 'William Strunk, Jr. . . . Cincinnati 1890 , . . Cornell 1880 Charles Mellen Tyler . . , . Yale 1855 , . Amherst, 1892 Lucien Augustus Wait- . Harvard 1870 . Cornell 1905 George Pendleton Watkins . Cornell 1899 . Rochester, 1899 Andrew Curtis White . . Hamilton 1881 . Cornell, 1898 Andrew Dickson White . . Yale, 1853 . . Cornell, 1873 Walter Francis Willcox . Amherst 1884 James Albert Winans .... Hamilton, 1897 IRBBIUBIU jiilemhsts . . Cornell, 1895 Albert Ten Eyck Olmstead . . Cornell 1902 . Vassar, 1889 Margaret Otis ..... . Cornell 1893 , 1892 Roscoe Milliken Packard Western Reserve 1899 . Williams, 1895 Elfriecla Hochbaum Pope . . Northwestern 1899 . Yale, 1885 Ethel Zivley Rather . . . Texas 1902 . Rutgers, 1869 George Holland Sabine . . Cornell 1903 . Cornell, 1870 Vera Louise Shepherd . . Cornell, 1905 . Cornell, 1901 William Hazlitt Smith . Cornell, 1873 . Cornell, 1897 lsabelle Stone . . . Wellesley, 1905 . Cornell, 1899 Amelia Esty Stowell . . Vassar, 1871 . . Cornell, 1905 Katharine Nash Thomas . Stanford, 1895 . Hamilton 1891 Harland Bryant Tibbetts . . Cornell, 1904 . Cornell, 1902 Helen Magill White .... Swarthmore, 1873 Ohio, 1903 Roger Butler Williams . Yale, 1868 Mary Aloysia Molloy . Christina Busbee Emily Anna Clark Eugene Casson Crittenden Alice Oakley Durland Qlllass nf 1905 Ethel Freda Elliot Jessica Redmona Faust Abraham Abbey Freedlander William Wallace Gail Edward Henry Germann Qlllass uf 1906 florence Dora Ingham Raymond Watson Jones Eleanor May Palmer William Woolard Rogers . Anna Violet Barbour George Gleason Bogert Tbeceased 276 H. S. JACOBY, President Tbonorarig Society Sigma fi QBEEicets 190511906 A. T. Kumi, Vifcc-President E. FSLAKICH, Trczzsiirer J. hdCNIAI1ION, Corresponding Secretary E. J. DURAND, Recording Secretary liiersitlent jftlemiiem of the Qllurnell Qllbaptet Allen, Caroline Louise I Atkinson, George Francis Bailey, Liberty Hyde Barnard, William Nichols Beflell, Frederick Bentley, Isaac Madison Bizzell, James Adrian Blaker, Ernest Breedlove, John Cromwell Browne, Arthur Wesley Burnett, Samuel Howard Butler, Burt S. Carpenter, Rolla Clinton Carruth, William Massey Chamot, Emile Monnin Church, Irving Porter Comstock, Mrs, Anna Botsford Comstock, John Henry Coville, Luzerne Craig, Clyde Firman Craig, John Crandall, Charles Lee Crittenden, Eugene Casson Cushman, Blin Sill Delbridge, Thomas G. Dennis, Louis Monroe Diederichs, Herman Durand, Elias Judah Ekern, Emil Alfred Ewing, James Fenner, Robert Coyner Fish, Pierre Augustine Fite, William Benjamin Fletcher, Miss Philena Belle Gaehr, Paul Frederick Gage, Otis Amsden Gage, Mrs. Susanna Phelps Geer, William Chauncey Gill, Adam Capen Goehle, Otto Louis Harris, Gilbert Dennison Haskins, Charles Nelson Hawley, Lee Fred Hayes, Rud Bryant Hayhurst, Paul Heacllee, Thomas J. Hibbard, Herbert Vlfade Hirshfeld, Clarence Floyd Hopkins, Grant Sherman Hoy, David Fletcher Hunt, Thomas Forsyth Hutchinson, John Irwin Isham, Miss Helen Jacoby, Henry Sylvester Johannsen, Oscar Augustus Karapetoff, Vladimir Kelsey, Weston Maynard Kerr, Abram Tucker Kimball, Dexter Simpson Kingsbury, Benjamin Freeman Kingsbury, Mrs. Marguerite Hempstead Law, James McCaustland, Elmer James McCourt, VValter Edward MacGilliv1'ay, Alexander Dyer Mack, Winfred Berdell Mc-Mahon, James McNitt, Robert Joseph Martin, Charles Knox Merritt, Ernest George Moler, George Sylvanus Moore, Veranus Alva Nelson, James Allen Nichols, Edward Leamington Norris, Henry Hutchinson Ogden, Henry Neely Olshausen, George Robert Orndoi-H, Williani Ridgley Packard, Roscoe Milliken 277 Pearson, Raymond Allen Polk, William Mecklenberg Rautenstrauch, Walter Read, Miss Effie Alberta Heed, Hugh Daniel Reinecke, Leopold Rice, James Edward Riegel, Ross Milton Ries, Heinrich Riley, William Albert Howlee, Willarcl Wfinfield Sabine, George Holland Schoder, Ernest Vllilliam Shearer, John Sanford Sheldon, Ralph Edward Shreve, Richmond Harold Slingerland, Mark Vernon Smith, Albert William Smith, Mrs. Ruby G. Bell Snowdon, Ralph Cuthbert Snyder, Virgil Tanner, John Henry Tarr, Ralph Stockrnan Thomas, Carl Clapp Tinker, Martin Bull Titchener, Edward Bradford Upton, George Burr Waggener, Chauncey William Weed, Alfred Cleveland Whetzel. Herbert Hice ' Whipple, Guy Montrose White, Gershom Franklin White, Gorrell Robert Viliegand, Karl McKay Williams, Henry Shaler Williams, Walter Long Wilson, Charles Scoon Wing, Henry Hiram Wright, Albert Hazen A X JE. V fy I ' ,i ,. EI : mamma Hlpba The Society Of Gamma Alpha is non-Secret and has for its main Object the fostering Of good fellowship and general aidvancement among the graduate Students' in scientinc work. JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL BERT S. BUTLER ,IOHN ELIOT COIT IQALPH VVRIGI-IT CURTIS GUY CHESTER CRAMPTON ALFRED JOSHUA EDGE WALTER STEBBINS FORD OMAR :RAY GULLION FRANK HAWKINS FREDERICK HARTZLER IQRECKER ITIARRY CLIFTON LUKE IESSE IQANDOLPH PAVVLING OSCAR AUGUSTUS IOI-IANNSEN BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSIIURY 278 IQAYMOND .ALLEN PEARSON PIUGIAI DANIIEL REED R055 MILTON IQIEGEL :RALPH EUXVARD SHELDON CI-IAUNCEY WILLIAM XNAGGONER CHARLES LEOROLD WALKER CASSIUS WAY G. FRANKLIN WVI-IITE FRANCIS LUTI-IER VVI-IITNEY EUGENE CASSON CRITTENDEN CHARLES IQNOX MARTIN ALEXANDER DYAR MAGGILLIVERAY VVILLIAM ALBERT IQILEY HERLKERT RICE WI-IETZEL Civil Engineering Society 9 -j s ' . I . ,Z X ibm ilamhba EW CHARLES LEE CRANHALL ERNEST VVILLIAM SCHODER ORA NIINER LELAND PERCY LIENVIS BRAUNWORTH IQOISERT COLTMAN, 3111. ERNEST ANTON DAHMEN WALTER GRANVILLE GUSS ROY CUTHISERT -IOSLYN FRANK ELMAKER LAWRENCE IQOBERT A12CI'III3.ALD LOCKERIZY VVILLIAM VVARWICK IQEYNOLDS PIENRY CECIL RUIZ IQALPI-I FEBREY SIIREVE LAXVRENCE ROSS SMITIHI LEWIS BAYARD CUSTER IQOBERT GRAHAM FORI1 ALVIN WARD KING PAUL BENTLEY LUM CHARLES .TUDSON PATERSON RAYMOND EZRA TOMS NIAURICE VVILLIAIII NVILLIAMS 279 washington Society 5 NL..-f L J Senators ALONZO MORRIS BUCK, jr. GEORGE GREENWOOD ANDREWS GEORGE RIPLEY BLISS JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER ROBERT COLTMAN, 3rd. GEORGE ARTHUR EAGAN HUGH FITZHUGH CREED WALSI1 FULTON WALTER GRANVILLE GUSS HENRY ANTON HEINE -TOHN CARLISLE HEMINGWIXY STEWART HEMINGWAY 281 HAROLD NEWGOMB HILLEl3RIXNI7 ERNEST KELLY ALVIN VVARD KING EUGENE CARNER KINNEAR PAUL BENTLEY LUM DAVID FARQUI-IAR MANN WILLIAM HENRY MCCAULLY WILLIAM RALPIJ OURAND WILLIAM WARWICK IQEYNOLDS GEORGE RUHLEN, 3rd. RALPH FEBREY SHREVE ALBERT ELMER WEST JButTalo Society bralp gint' iblahe Founded I 89 3 GEORGE COOKE ROBERTSON LINDLEY WILKESON JOHNSON ARCHIBALD EDWARD DRAKE GEORGE RAYMOND WILKINS VVILLIAM HENRX' LOVEJOY HAROLD NUHN METZGER FRED OTTO LEOPOLD GIESECKE LEO ALOYSIUS WETER LAURENCE KNIBLOE WALTER MANNING LADD CLIFFORD MACKAY HUSTED EDSON JAY TUCKER GEORGE JOSEPH FELDMAN FRANKLIN REED BROWN KARL EDWARD WILHELM ALFRED MOSS ROBERTS HERBERT LACY SMITH JAMES LENOX ROBERTSON CHARLES MOREHOUSE KENNEDY WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIES OTTO FUCHS KRONENBERG FAY HEMMING BATTEY 283 - -n 1 -4077 Q . CASCADILLA :BUTTERMILK FALLS ovERs'LANE Suxsuxxn.-xxn SHAD 4 LEE CLUB CHRISTMAS TRE THE ARCHITECTS, CHRISTMAS TR N ' oo N A :A 4 xo 2 o ' 73 Q 4 m AO O 35 ra' H O , ill i 1 X Z Di 1 D 3 f H 1 E-1 , sa 1 C4 Q I O Q M . D ' ' I 4 W j Z M ' 3 o Ld , - rn ..1 r-I 1 :- O K U O .1 Ld Z ,E 1 Q 5-1 'A A ..,. W n 5. .1 N' zf ' I ,- E . 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OLIVER LEROY SCHMUCK JULIUS THOMPSON BENEDICT EDMUND SWAIN BROWN HENRY EMERSON DAVIS WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN DAN PARMELEE EELLS WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY WALTER VAUGHAN MCGEE :HAROLD DIODATE NORTH -TAMES QUIGG NEWTON THOMAS NEWTON PAGE JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS GEORGE RAYMOND SAILOR PAUL ALBERT SCHENCK WILLIAM STUART STOWELL HERMAN H. VAN FLEET HAROLD FLETCHER WARDWELL WALTER STERLING VXVING 291 X 1908 EDWIN T. GIBSON P1'esident EDWIN EARLE, jr. Vice-President STEPHEN L. VIXNDERVEER Secretary HAROLD D. HUMPSTONE T1'easm'er P. BAUMGARTEN H. WV. BOUSFIELD C. L. BRADLEY M. -I. BROWNE C. BURNS P. D. CARMAN S. A. COCI-IRAN F. J. COFFIN G. T. COOK I. P. DODS E. EARLE, jr. T. EARLE S. B. ECKERT G. C. FOCKE E. T. GIBSON C. B. GOODSPEED WV. N. H.XLLOCK F. L. HEILMAN V. D. HERRIMAN T. D. HODGE H. D. HUMPSTONE T. M. IACKSON G. F. MOSHER AI. M. PROPHET, -Ir. K. L. IQOBERTS C. T. SEIPP F. B. TONVNSEND R. P. TURNER S. L. VANDERVEER V. L. 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BATES NEAL DOW BECKER ROMEYN BERRY ARTHUR DUTTON CAMP EDWARD WINSLOW CAMPION LEIGH M.ARSH CHAMPAIGN JOHN DIX COFFIN CHARLES FERGUSON COOK IRVIN WILLIAMS DAY RODNEY DEAN DAY HENRY PASTOR DU BOIS HARRY ASBURY EARLE THOMAS CROXTON GORDON MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY GEORGE TEWKSBURY JOHNSON ARTHUR LOCKE JONES NICHOLAS EDWARD KERNAN EDWARD SCOFIELD MACKINL.AY, Jr. WILLIAM CALDWELL MARTIN CRISTOBAL ANTONIO MARTINEZ GEORGE WILLIAM NEILSON JOHN NEWHALL NICPIOLAS HARTMIAN NOYES RAYMOND ENGLEHART OSTBY SAMUEL SHERMAN PEER JAMES WHITE PERSONS CHARLES GILBERT PETERSON JOSEPH BOND PHILIPS SYLVESTER COSGRAVE PRESTON CHARLES PRICE ROSE JOSEPH HANSON ROSE ARTHUR STARR JOHN STEARNS EDWARD ALBERT STEELE FRED VONSTEINWEHR WILLIAM CLIEFORD STEVENS WICKHAM TAYLOR CHARLES HENRY TUCK WILFRED LEROY UMSTAD ROGER SHERMAN VAIL ARTHUR X7ONNEGUT JAMES HAROLD WHITEHEAD HAROLD JACOB WISE ' 295 '1- Ji . A Q.- rx N if A-15,1 is . :I E. . 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Q ' . - 5 f' Lk, ' ' HIIIHEQIASIIIIYA ALONZO MORRIS B ALFRED JOSHUA EDGE HENRY EDMOND SMITH JOHN GOSH BOWER, Jr. HENRY VVILSON SAULSBURY EFFINGHAM BUCRLEY 'WAGNER DONALD SYMINGTON HAYS GEORGE RUEUS QGIER MILTON KRAEMER MARION VALENTINE BAILLIERE HENRX' HACKET DOWNES OSCAR LYNN RHODES JOSEPH EDGE THOMAS ELLIOTT VANDEVANTER EARL RESIDE HACK HAMILTON VINCENT MILES ROBERT GARRETT GUSTAV ADOLPHUS MJXRIUS ILLMER EUGENE MACDONALD LLOYD ARTHUR VOSBURY 2963. lub UCK, Jr. ISAAC SEELEY JONES HENRY CHARLES ERNEST LOUIS JOHN TVICGLONE XVALTER R. MITCHELL CHARLES ALBERT ROBINSON JOHN RANDOLPH CAUTLEY IQAYMOND EZRA TOMS CHARLES JOSEPH ODENDTHAL THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN JOSEPH BOWES, Jr. EMANUEL FRITZ RICHARD GREEN HARRIS MONCURE NELSON LYON HARRY MILLS MASON, Jr. CARROLL RUSSELL METTEE PANGBORN GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT JAY WILLIAM TOMS VYANNEMAN , Jr. S... . . , S- ' ' -'S , 'f r ' ,.,-f W Q! ,.,.. ,frm - Q E, F- R A 'iw 'ff' v.:-gpg -.-X 7.:f.. '-49.31 5,4 49 .Y-. - - 4? -'-4 I f,- ,,,- ,,.c A ,any 2- . 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'5 'l x .R.. .x 1 M is is 4 .H-...tg iw mu. an A -en., ' ffulivfifkii 6.5 .6 I AX! F3iqb'?'5irgAl lm L gil 4:35 lg igdlljiifttglllwn Qssnnmatiun uf Qlfusmupulitan Qllluhs Wiscunain jntsrnafignal QLIUII jmfbigan Qljusmnpulitun Qllluh Qllurnell Qllusmupuhtan Qllluh Founded january II, 1905 QBiffczrs VV. A. Riarscn, '06, New Zealaxid,-President J. A. Gsros, '07, Mexico, Firsl Vice-President A. A. FAGUNDIQS, '06, Brazil, Second Vice-P1-esiflent N. M. McLIcoo, '07, U.S.A.. Secretary A J. S. VAN BI.ILEvm.'r, '07, Holland, Asszsla nl Secretary F. D. COLSON, '97, U.S.A.. Treasurer l S. XV. Tnisfrr, '07, U.S.A., Asszstant Treasurer 4Buar7J uf Trustees Pnoifnsson H. C.X'l l'IiliALL Pnormsson F. L. HUNT A. A. FRIQIQDLANDER AJKGENTINA Aguirre. J. Corvalan, P. Delcasse, G. Gallego. A. Godoy, R. Sarmiento, A. Sarmiento, M. Urrutia, F. AUs'rRALAsIA Maser, W. H. Maughan, A. M acphersori, L. Reece, W. A. BRAZITJ Alrniecla. M. Berrini, L. , Botelho, A. Coelho, A. S. Crocheron, B. H. Fagunrles, A. A. Fagnnrles, L. F. Fagundes, W. A Freit-as, A. G. Sampaio, R. President Bailey, Prof. L. H. Bailliere. M. V. Barnes, Prof. F. A Blake. A. D. Brandt, O. Brill, G. D. Bristol, Prof. G. P. Carpenter, Prof. R.. Carver, H. E. Catterall, Prof. R. Cautley, J. R. Cleveland, L. B. Colson, F. D. Comstock. Pl'Of- -I Clark, Van A. S. Durand, Dr. E. J. Eitel, E. H. - Fehr, L. W. F tter Prof F. A Fiapiri, Prof. E. Fish, Dr. P. A. Flint. S. H. Fox, S. W. C. Bfjns Sampaio, V. Tihirir-a, J. CHINA Fung, H. K. ECUADOR Gomez, G. A. ENGLAND Douglas, P. G. FRANCE Guerlac, Prof. O. G. Pochet, P. GERMANY Biies, C. HOLLAND Van Bijlevelt, J. Van der Does :le Bye, A. J. LNDIA Chakravarty, J. N. De Majunclar, I. B. JAPAN Fukami, K. Fujioka, K. MEXICO Leon, R.. Ostos, J. A. UNI'I'u:D S'rA'I'Es Pnorssson G. P. BRISTOL E. A. GOLDFNVVEISER NICARAGUA Deshon, J. NORYV:KY Novik, F. M. PI-:RU Marca.-Romero. M. A. Ortiz cle Zevallos, E. Ortiz de Zevallos, F. Vallaclares, A. PHILIPPINIss Aizcavili, F. Baltazar, A. Brias, A. Lopez, C. Ycasiano, F. PUERTO RICO Hansard, A. Kehrhahn, C. J. Russia Golclenweiser, E. A. Lubin, H. I SOUTH AFRICA Reinecke, E. L. SWEDEN Hamar, A. G. , JACOB GoUI.n SCIIURMAN C. C. H. H. Frazer, S. Frazee. Y. T. Free. E. C. Freecllanrler, A. A. Gavett, S. I. Gilmore, J. W. Gilchrist, T. B. Hallock, B. W. Hasbrouck, J. E, Heghheimer, H. Heizer Rev , . . C. W. Hitchcock, Joseph Fithian Hopkins, Dr. A. S, Howard, O. W, Hoxie, Prof. R. F. Hunt, Prof. T. F. lorns, M. Johannson, Prof. O. A. Jenks, Prof. J. W. Jones, M. P. Kraemer, M. Langenberg, G. O. Lauman, Prof. G. N. Eunutarp jilemhets Farmer President, .ANDREW DICKSON WHITI-I Lawson, G. Lee, Jr., O. Leighton, A. Lewis, B. G. Mack, H. D. Mazer, J. MacLeod, N. MacC. McNair, F. H. Mitchell, A. Mitchell, F. D. More, Dr. V. A. Muenz, S. Nichols, W. . Norris, Prof. H. H. Northrup, Prof. C. S Nutt, H. Oclenrl'ha.l, C. 5 Pierson, Prof. R. A. Pierce, C. A. Perky, S. H. Peters, F. H. Phillips, H. O. Olmsted, Prof. E. W. Rankin, G. A. Riley, Dr. W. A. Robinson, F. Sahne, B. Schmidt, Prof. M. Shaw, C. Schutz, H. H. Sheppard, J. B. Sill, Prof. A. H. Spencer. R. J. Stewart, D. Sunstein. L. C. Tausig, J. W. Thayer. A. I.. Townsend, R. Fl. Treat, S. W. Trube. H. L. Tuck, C. H. Vencill, A. L. Webster, C. H. White, W. B. Vfrizhl. A. H. Zerns, A. B. wi nrnell Genihersitp brtstian Hssufiatiun QBffizrrs fur the jiieur 1907 GEORGE PERRIGO CONGER, '07 .... Prcsidefn! ALVIN LEROY GILMORE, '08 . . , Firsi Vz'ce-Presfderzt FERNANDO ALEMAN, '07 . . . . Second V-z'ce-Pres'z'dem CHARLES BENJAMIN CURTISS, jr., '09 Recording Secretary GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, '06 , . . Treasurer ARTHUR LINVVOOD THAYER . . General Secretary Bnung women! bristian Hssuriatinn 1 QBEEirmz MARIAN LEATHERMAN, !07 . . . . . President ALLIE ETHEL ROWE, '07 . . . Vice-Presz'der1.t RE'I'A IELIZABETH KEENAN, '00 Recording Secretary EDNA LEONORA MER'1'Z, '08 , . . Treasurer NIAUD LOUISE KUSCHKE, '0-L . . . . General Secretary 'Baath uf Glrnstecs PROF. I. W. JENKS VVILLIAM C. GEER MRS. R. S. TARR GEORGE R. VVILLIAMS EDYVARD E. FREE GEOIQGE PERRIGO CONUER PROF. H. S. IACOBY FREDERIC PEER EXRTTIUR L. THAYER MARIAN LEATHERMAN NIAUD L. ICUSCHKE 301 COR ELL SOCIETY MECHANICAL NGINEERS X '- X J. LATVRENCE IELYVOOD, Presizlcrzi R. P. ScHoisN1.l.xHN, lfcwrdrng ,Secretary Abrahams, L. M. Allison, R. V. Atwater, H. Barrows, L. E. Billwiller, C. J., Jr. Blake, A. D. Brunclage. F. C. Burgoon, C. E. Burns, W. VV. Boegelmlml, C .WL K'zLrns-nl.er, G. Candee, A. H. Coclcerill, E. Conen, J. J. Craig, S. N. Cautley, J. H. Deffenbaugli, H. C. Doolittle, H. L. Desllecker, J. llay,I W. DuBois, H. P. Elwood, J. L. limerxon, F. L. Furnow, B. E. Fleming. B. P. Fislier, J. P. Fox, S. VV., Jr. Forgy, J. E. Frazee, Y. T. Frarik, L. ll. Giele. VV. S. Harrow, T. A. Cage, V. R. Gallagher, VV. H. Gilbert, H. H. fxllllllfl, U, A, Gould, J. H. J. 111, IVURGY, A D BLXILL l- Firsl l lAL'G-P7'GSL'fI9l'f . . .- if, Yea I Graves, R. J. Greenburg, M. Harrison, VV. T. Hart, C. D. Hemingway. J. C. Hess, H. D. Hilmer, U. E. Hoge, J. l . D. Hem lrickwn, E. H. Holmes, E. Hubble, C. W. Hillman. S. Hohner, E. lfloerner, S. H. Jewell, C. G. Jones, E. VV. Jones, l. S. James, J. L. Jones, F. H. Jones, l O. Johnson, N. C. Julinsrm. G. T. Johnsinn. J. M. A. Kalil, W. Kennedy, A., Jr. Kleppisli, G. Kling, H. A. Knalmp, A. Kennedy, VV. C. Krzmter. H. S. Lee, C. G., Jr. Lee, C. A. Lufrker, G. Mann, D. F. MacPherson, lll. F. Margerum, B. A. Melvin. C. L. 302 . G. STERN, Com-esponding Secretary C. W. BOEGEHOLD, Treasurer Melntee, C. R. McC11rdy. A. D. Muschauer, F. E. Nichols. C. WV. U'Neil, F. E. Price, W. 'l'. llenner, R. B. Rich, J. L. Robbins, J. L. Rick, C. M. Sackman, G. R. Schoenijalm, R. P. SheFt'er, J. VV. Snyder, A., Jr. Snyder, L. H. Stern, H. G. Stevens, D. F. Smith, E. li. Slocum, C. A. Sibley, S. D. Steele, FI. A. Stillman, A. F. Teller, S.-J. Todd, J. W. Turner, J. L. Turner, R. C. Updergraff, D. S. Underwood, H. B. Van Vorst, J. P. Yalladares, A. Wallace, VV. R., Jr. Vlfeeflon, VV. A. Vllillets, R. D. Vllilson, J. C. VVUOIIS, S. H. VV'olcott., K. O. Vllood, F. T. .ZQHPITEWI ., J. .- v J ' -- . f .-,' f. U66 A - . Q- - ,..-. LECTRICA' H I f ' as- ' ' ' ' '- . . A..- . .,..,.1 , as JK lil- l:1nw.um 'FIIADDI-EUS Focrrlz, P7'fSI.l1FfIi Bnuclfz H.ALl, Commx, .' Allen, WV. D. Allison, R. V. Altenose, C. S. Baggerly, A. D. Bellows, B, C. Boyce, B. K. Baker, R. L. Balcke, W. H. Barton, R.. C. Comstock, J. F. Corman. B, H. Cross, C. N. Cinorio. F, R. Davis, T. VV. Dunn, T, L. Deffenbaugh, H. Desbecker, J. XV Evans, VV. H. VV.xm'15 if 'JI-7 Nf l'1'1'r'-l'1'0s'1'r1m1I CRI'1'L'Hl.ONV lfl4INNI1jIJY, Second Vive-I 1'es1'fIenl C EVEllE'I l' HOUSE H1-Jwnnimcsov, ,ff'!'0I'I,l4l7fl Srfvrelfzry HENRY ADl2LuI:11'1' Tfmvmns, CY07'I'6SIJ0Tld7f71g Secrelar U Qlipsruttne Qllnmmittee H ilznnicwi' ASH i-:ic TI'IMl'Ll:J C1,.uu1:NCn Mvl-:R l,ANc:1vnLn SI11'I'H XVir.L1.xM Fox, JR. Rouunw' CHARLES Bgiwov. 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W- all sf f .Ly 'I . .. .. ., f-sz . vm -W . em . Aw, ' .L ,Irs -fwbve. -, ., M M. . . , .I 1. - - ll ff 5 ' .- .-H 35351:-2uy.:.fN.4, ..,, -'..:.xe.1-we wr 'Q' I-,, . E i- 1... ' 'WH ' . .c ,,.fw'Q.. 0'5'fr:s:,.'f::-.Vg '.,gg'.,'1'FF'--',-. fp ' - ,f:',:1-'J-fm 574c-Q 4. I E X ' L :- '-. wr.-v 'fix---.fniiw mv'-f-, ., .. A-.,, - 1 ff. ' .1-fu' 'Pu...f-. , -.. 55 r 235 gmyydvg. fxMq1f..,yg.kg5...s 3 ,. -f..,,,e.,5v-Ls.:-X-'2 .. -,- -- - 'j-m . wr.: N ' , 1 VA 1.3. l,-V. ., ,N Q.: Y., A. 56.3 0, .. xx I KV Z 4 I, Q 5 ' 2 If -11, 3 ' Q 1 , ' f Y I , I Q ' V r R 2 1 . 3 L ,. 4. Y Q , -11 ' F 1 Q 1, 4-in . .I . .. .sA.li'P.:i3 ,, ,W -,J-e-.,.13'f 1Qg,vl'.Qj'..f--,',- sg ru L:,.f.i.??2345 GAYLOILD WILLIS Grmvns. President BTISS PIIOEBE LOTT DU BOIS, Vice-President PAUL OlBIlIFIN, Secretary I-Lu20I,D WII,I.I.xM BIIQWN, 7'7'I'lISVl7'P7' Qlirecutihe Qlummtitzz Mrss ELIZABETH WINSLOW S. MERCER NIOORMAN Rm' B. YVYNKOOP .iiarultp jiilsmheres BURT G. WILUER, B.S., M.D. SIMON H. GAGE, B.S. WIERANUS A. Mooms, B.S., M.D. W'ILLIAM R, OENDOREF, A.B., PlI.D. 13EN.l.-KMIN FREEMAN PTINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D. ABRAM TUCKEH KERR. B.S., M.D. EMILE M. CH.-KMOT, B.S., M.D. BKIARTIN BUEL TINKER, BS., M.D. EUCIWNI BAMH C M. Allaluan C. M. Axtell D. Baker V. C. Baker E. J. Ballou H. F. Barnes C. C. Brink Harold W. Brown Miss A. Clark James A. Cooley L. J. Cross Miss E. D. Dean Miss J. A. Dean G. R. Dempsey F. Denniston William Denton J. P. Donoghue Edward J. Dowclle Miss Phoebe Lott Du Bois A. C. Durand HUGIX DANIEL REED, B.S. GERSHOM FRANKLIN WIJITE, BS.. Pl1.D. ARTHUR WESIJEY BROXVN. M.S., Ph.D. ELGIN A. GREY, A.B., M.D. EFFIE ALBERTA REED, A.B. BTELVIN DRESB.-KCH. M.S., M.D. HARRY C. LUKE, Ph.G. JOSEPH H. HATH.-kW'AY, A.B., A.M., M.D OMAR R. GUILLION, A.M. 1- : ' c ,B.S., M.D. JoHN SANFORD SHEARHR. B.S., Ph.D. SAMIIEI, PIOXVARD BURNICTT, A.B., M.S., D.V.M. NVESLEY M. BALDXVIN jiftsmhsrs Miss Gertrude E. Forrest Mrs. J. Gelien Arthur T. Gillette Lewis Arthur Gould J. C. Graham Gaylord W. Graves, A.B. A. D. Greene Miss C. F. Haas William E. Harrigan W. T. Harsha W. B. Holton S. G. Horn, A.B. J. S. Kelsey Paul Knowles Miss Miriam Kreiner Miss Rufh M. Lance Miss H. Lecllrnun F. F. Mead S. H. Mellen C. E. McComhs, A.B. 304 WILLIAM F. JELKE. Ph.B., M.D. MJTTO L. GOEHLE, A.B., M.D. James R. Mitchell, A.B. S. Mercer Moormann, A.B. Leander A. Newman Paul O'B1'lGI1 Jesse R. Pawling, A.B. W. G. Phipps P. John Quinn J, T. Reed Harold E. Santee, A.B. R. Spencer Simpson George W. Stillson Miss Sarah Swezey A. W. Thomson L. A. Van Kleek J. H. Van Max-ter Richard Wanless Robert J. White Miss Luvia. M. Willard Miss Elizabeth B. VVinsloW, A.B. Roy B. Wynkoop r C0 REI ELL . 117 i f MEDIQAI4 Own - .. 'C' 'I I R I ' , -, . 325-1' -V. .,., 1 .I i FRN. i' .1 55' ' . 'L QJ 5 - I I fif ii- 'N ' H G , if 5 g., sg . '.'j..gf.i: I. ., . . . . ,- . I.: .J I 9: - X I - .ii f ia., flu 1, BIILTON JOHN JOHNSON, President JOHN TINKLER, Jr., Vice-President JOHN TINKLER. Jr. MARY M. CRAWVFOHD THOMAS J. ICEARNS, '06 IRVING H. ENGEL. '06 THOMAS F. LAURIE. '07 CHARLES R. PAYNE, 'OG M ARY M. CRAWRO RD. Giyrrutihc Qlluiumittrz llIIL'l'ON J. JOHNSON. CVIt11ATl77lI'I? ALBERT M. BELL :EDGAR G. CUDDRBACK, lO6 1iOYALE H. FOWLER, '07 ilierrpttnn Qiummittcs JOHN TINKLER, Jr., Chafrmrm VVALTER E. LOTHIAN -4- . 'os f---4, 'os .Finance Qllnmmittse iw.-RRY M. CRAWFORD, Chairmrm A. CHARLES ZEHENDRR, '07 J. P. Il0HN, Jr., '08 Rims The aims of this Organization shall be as follows: SECTION 2. To est Trertsurer ALBERT ll1.'BELI.. Secretary - -, 'os JOHN S. ICENNEY, '09 JOSEPH A. MCSWEENEY, '09 WILLIAM P. ST. LAVVRENCR, '09 JESSIE ANDRESON, Honorary Member F. M. HOFI M.AN, '09 SECTION 1. To promote goorl fellowship among the uncle1'g1'acluates of Cornell University Medical College ablish a bond between the undeI'graIluates and the graduates of the College. SECTION 3. To further all students' interests in the College, and through the Executive Committee, to repre- sent the Ll1'1d6l'gI'2.Cll15Lt9S before the faculty. SECTION 4. To promote Cornell spirit, and to atlorcl a channel of communication between Cornell students at Ithaca and in New York. 305 xr. , .. 5 . Q 'if' ' f ' ,' :WA ' -I '-, AJ-I ' - .' . ' Z3-. Y 'Mfr' , fi? .V . 35:25 .1 - -Q.m?'a Y Ilwtlaff? I .r.,. ' N '- - 'M ' .iw- -, ,-'A A.b 1 .V 1 . I. .Q. IVL- I . 'I sio,c1E'rYr ' COMPARATIVE MEDICINE GM: . . ' ! 51, Alf., . 1 t . P :QE . gp .H b , ' . I 'D , .Iv I . -, . - 'I . 'FE ' . . I .I A' V 7.11: ' - f M - Q ' 'Q . -, If ' .Y 1 i ' - . --.gg U. i-1 3 I 1 f . I. 4. 55'-?4i?'+.G ' .fr or . I .. , ..7,..-13,'.ll r- - . . 1 I Q H ,.,.,. f W'. B. MACK, D.Y.lNI. I.. S. Backus C. R. Baldwin T. A. Breen F. W. Chamberlain W. S. Eggleston A. A. Faguncles w G. R. Chase W. L. Clark F. E. Cleaver W. K. Cogswell li. N. G. Darby L. C. Davie J. B. Drew D. K. Eastman QBffircrs C. I.. R0.wHoUsi:, President W. G. BIOREHOUSE, V1'ce-Presidenl C. E, Siurn, Secrelary E. SUNDERVILLE, Treasurer Q5raunute jlilemhers A. A. ENGLISH, D.V.M. F. H. AICNAIR, D.V.M. C. H. TAYLOR, D.V.M. R. A. WVHITING, D.Y.M. Seniors VV. Giltner .I.V. Hills J. A. Johnson E. WV. Little 'lf A. McC'art h y H. VV. McGinnis A. J. Maloney A. IU. Merry J. F. Miller YV. Nelligan C. L. Roadhouse E. l.. Simpson juniurs C. IT. Eno W. E. Frink J. N. Frosl VV. L. Gilbert R. D. Hyde A. R. Keith R. F. Knight XV, Lewis F. C. WVillson VU. G. Morehouse U. C. Oclvrkirk I.. Y. Polk J. V. Pruclm V, WV. Roofl V. A. Sharp T. Shelflon U. E. Smith F. W. Wood YV. B. Smith R. J. Sfllfl-O!'Ll E. J. Sullivan W. J. Taylor J. G. Xvills F, H. Wright C. fl. Thompson H. B. Tlllou C, A. Toxin A. O, Van Ost J. G. Wallace R. E. IVatkin C. Way B. M. NVeller :Freabmen I.. N. Case S. E. Case H. P. Gill V. G. Kimble R- Howe E. Sunclerville I.. A. 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SEYMOUR, LfbTIl7'7'IZl7. Prof. l. P. Roberts Prof. L. H. Bailey Prof. H. H. Wing W. H. Alderman F. Aleman Miss A. Allen E. B. Anderson E. H. Anderson WV. H. Arnold. Jr. C. Aronovici . S. Aronovici . W. Avery HQCDFCFHF ImF:r?F W U5 P -1-1'-1.15-Q-..ro gsrvmms 5CQfp 1l4 B W. W. Bassett. E J. Bayer C. M. Bennet D. M. Bidstrup A. J. Bingham C. F. Boehlei' A. Botelho C. H. Bradley W. G. Brierley F. A. Buhlert C. A. Biies G. G. Burlingame H. F. Button J. Carman J. S. Cates E. F. Cauthen J. N. Chakravarty P. E. Clapp J. S. Clark E. YV. ,Cleeves D. C. Close A. S. Coelho J. E. Coit G. T. Cook L. B. Cook Prof. John Craig Prof. T. F. Hunt. Prof. R. A, Pearson D. Cooper . H. Croclieron R. VV. Curtis ' M. E. Daniells, J. Davis G. Delcasse T. R.. De J. Deinzlry J. J. Deshon D. G. Dragoshinoff G. B VV. S. Dunn D. A. A. Durwa.rd H. S. Dutt E. Earle E. Eldridge . J. Elwood W. Evans E. L M. L, Fagundes W. Faguncles Miss P. B. Fletcher G. C. Focke W. H. Folz Miss V. R. French H. B. Frost H. K. Fung L. 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Myer H . W. Myers L. l. Neish J. Newhall P, M. Novik H. R. Ogle E. Ortiz de Zev: W L.. F . M. Osborn F Paul . E. Peck C. T. Perkins S. Perky J. M. Phillips H. C. Pierce H. M. Pinckney H. P. Pochet G. VV. Potter F. G. Powell H. F. Prince A. W. Pullin G. T. Reid Miss F. A. Rider J. S. Roberts J. M. Robitzer C. A. Rogers H. E. Ross O. F. Ross A. H. Rowe S. G. Rubinow lf. H. Ryan l. Sufro H. l.. S:1nfor4I Z . Schmitz C. J. HUNN, Trerisurer liss V. R.. Fnicmcr-I, Secretary G. D. COOPER, 1 I'r'4flS'LlT6f J. WV. Gilmore S. YV. Fletcher C. S. Wilsrin J. B. Shepard S. N. Sil R. Slocum . J. Smith C. Spencer F. l5.'Snrague Stanbery R. E A. J. H. Stark C. M. Swezey E. M. Swiggett- M. Taft. Lllos G. W. Tailby, Jr. A. D. Taylor H. H. Scliutz li. I.. IJ, Seymour lf, F. Shaw J. F. Terrazas F. G. Thayer E. H. Thomson Ji. Tibirica K.. B. Tillson L . A. Toan Y. H. Tong R. E. Townsend C. H. Tuck L. R. Tufts C. Tyrrell R. Van Doren E. VValI2.ce R. P. Wenham H. L. Westover R. H. Wheeler P. L. VVhite R. F. Wilcox A. l. Wilder S. F. YVillard, Jr. D. M. Vl'illiams P, U. Wood lil. l.. XYortlien l . li. XVIIIBI li. Yih H. W. Freernurm F. fl. Thayer C. PI. Martin G. H. Moody A. E. I3HJC0lll'i I.. H. Gable Miss M. .Jenkins S. B. Javksrm H. F. P ll P ornell Ebinihersitp uultrp Qssoriatinn ibnnururp 1P6Irn1I1rrs L. H. BAILEY J. E. IRICE C. A. ROGERS E. KEI,I,Y' H. E. ROSS G. VV. TAILIIY, Jr. W. PIALE M. JENKINS H. C. PIERCE G. T. IQEID A. C. BOTELI-IO F. FIOCSON C. R. BARKER A. J. BINGIIAM L. B. COOK G. F. JONES S. B, JACKSON C. IVIANROXV E. MARTIN W'. M. QSBORN A. C. SPENCER A. E. BOICOURT C. L. CDPPERMAN CFU jflemhrrs 308 H. WVINC C. IJAXVRY F. BUTTON . R. SLOCUM GUNNISON JENNINGS I. LIEEY F. PRINCE G. TI-IAYER . B. ANDERSON J. IELVVOOD B. G.kBLE . M. BARBER F. BOEHLER C. HAIGHT C. KNAPP . H. KNIGHTS VV. MX'ERS . H. MOODY M. PINCKNEY . B. STANBERY W. FREEMAN M. TAFT W i .P-ll gal KAW AM RAYMOND W JONES, President ,whisk Tx ll 5- -.1 'iii T' - Emil: t li f- s'li5:.- - :L-Q ragga? .' .3 am.c'i-1 .. .U - - ,r 5-'Hfi 'l I'-Z' '- . 16.1. fl. .y -5.5 ,N Lz1 .-- V - -- ' '7gjl'il4i'l ll.. x 5'l'.-fqfz. :Title film: -R ,lil-25.521 M. 9 - X if !','f -v-, it , .Iii I A. 1.3 ll X. flex- 'ill .- .ll'l.- 4 N 719771 l.'fi'L,?lT 'viii -4 J' ,J .7f Z 1 E g 15:4 -f 5 :Q-.1 .say li. 4.5.13 , ., I' , S. CRESSWELL Cliairmzm I . , E. A. Jmssian, Chairman Prof. W. T. Hewett Prof. H. S. Cresswell R. W. Jones Miss E. R.. Topping H. A, Watt R. E. Sheldon Miss J. L. Gilchrist Miss S. M. Howland E. Stelili Miss E. A. Stoughton H. Greenberg V. J. Guenther Miss M. K. Henriksen O. D. Von Ehgeln L. M. MacPherson Miss F. P. Weber L. VV. Fehr Miss C. H. Crawfornl K. J. lllonrafl Miss K. E. Monrarl M. Fecler Miss L. A. Brewster H. B. Collin L. Boeker L. J. Gersoni F. Fernow A. A. Tausk C. Previn Mrs. C, E. Shumway M. J. Fisher 9. l. Northrup Miss Miss Miss Stone Miss M. E. Hunn Miss M. Kretschniar Miss M. C. Moffett Miss M. Bradley E. W. Rorty Nliss Cent.. F. A. Barton Miss H. Knox W. J. Jelke H. W, Kingsbury H. Schacht H. F. Schnirel Miss R. S. Weecl Miss C. J. Donnelly Miss E. L. Baer Miss H. E. Blake P. Gaehr I Miss H. H. Haight B. Lattin C. E. McGill G. VV. Rorlclewig F. C. Church O. Branrlt H. G. A. Fuchs G. G. Bogert W. F. Lee Eerkebrsgistz L. R. Geissler Miss C. A. Foster Mrs. P. R. Pope , ,wfff L -'I' EQ - - -ani? - 1-'T -'-Q - - . 1,2,s5-ifivggfq if-gie Y - 1 - -ig.-1 -- Lg ,,.-.T .H .E -5 ll. N Ulf - - 3 S , f.F i N-'Tf J -Q bl -Q42-Z Ei'..l..i 1 - --- kiwi-.L ,KH 4 TWT-TA' ---Ef? ' Q - ' 'ln . -..I A, ff . 'Zi' - - .-: 7 ' Y D A 'Q -'TQFY-'Z iii -Q-A --.-f+--. 'i'1 l ' N i un N, ---H Tyr: jg: :-ff if Y-, Nl U -5 J ' .iiT-rilij F - .., .jr-'ij f'-' . J l X 1. -g ---- -Y 1- - 21 V 1- 1' ll, P 1 f-:qv-, - - si ir -i-317' lv 7,1-X-Z lg: i Il fbi? ' .I l 'i ' .- - s . 1 nirfs-iv elf- -The l :I li 'X-al. 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Carver A. H. Eberts R. F. Fowler L. W. Fehr A. A. Freedlander L. M. Frank W. M. Gallagher H. H. Gilbert Lows M. 13AK mir, Clerk l.mzoY R. Goonmcir, .-l ssfslzmi Cleric CL.x1z.x CouN1Lr.r,. Treasurer HARRY H. SCHUTZ, Sergecml- Members L. ll. Gourlriclr M. Gottesrriarr . B. Grubb F. M. Grant E. S. Hull R.. G. Hulquisi' L. D. Jones C. Kennedy H. T. Kent H. Kohan . Lasher C. H. Levitt W. H. Morris J. J. McHenry S. H. Mellen R. Monroe F. L. Nussbaum C. W. Parker G. M. C. Parker S. H J. J. H QBffi:ma fur sllirest Sbsssiun L. VV. FEI-IR, Sneaker A. H. XVINDER, Clrfrlc L. M. BAIQPQR, Assislanl Clerk J. H. IQOHAN, Treasurer 326 X Y. Robi G. W. Roe: R. E. Sam1 F. R. Send H E. Scho D. T. Smit. R. T. Stral J. H. Swan H. Spingar H. H. Schu M. F. Thur C. M. Thur L. A. Whes C. F. Whit: A. H. Wim I. E. Wolfe R Walz G. . E. M. York C Y J. X orke H. H. 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Qillu THOMAS WILLETT ROLPI-1, Vice-President 115131: :a II IRVING PERRINE, Secretary and Tvfeaszwer Qigu USN Niall lim-in jilemhsts Najaf I: . V.. II Benjamin Knowlton Boyce Harold Joseph Roig HEE1 ning-11 John Kearney Cleary Fred Eugene Rosbroolc IEE Uigu Louis White Fonf Chester Allen snntn 1151: lliilu Alvin Leroy Gilmore Herman Spingarn IT!!! -' 1 , 1 nina john Curtis Kennedy Harry George Stutz Huh' 5:11 joseph Henry Konon Vlfilliam Winthrop Taylor Fan U11-211 George William Nasrnyth Stephen Ralph Tiffany NEW' ll-I nglfill Frederic Albert Peek David Howard W'areha1n rl-gun Hai Hermon Clinton Rodioy Martin Lninof Wilson NQFII :- -: I mir llllul 0:11 11 1135 1135 u11:.:11 if-1ll ll ll ll M 11:11z,,-.. 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GALLAGHER R. E. SAMUELS A. L. CHAPIN L. R. GOODRICH, Debate Comic-il Rcprcseutatzfw Hag' ll: iii ljzll 5:11 lligu jlillemhem 1:15.11 ll-:Q L. M. Baker C. E. Chameid . W. McKay Hflill 2-1' C. E. Baer T. G. Durkin . F. Rogalsky MEF' R. G. Barter G. H. Feldman . E. Samuels nllfll ugiu E. G. Boring A. S. Field . T. Smith HBE!! H111-fu VV. K. Bentley XV. M. Gallagher . Y. Thatcher 'IEW ugliu L. Booker L. R. Goodrich . Thurston E:1l UQEH F. R. Brown J. V. Hogan T. 'White ugi A. L. Chapin H. T. Kent . I. Wickser lI'Il uggl' A. H. Winder 1. E. 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Vfz'ce-President NIH JOHN N. SCHILLINO EVERET1' M. YYORK . Secretary IIC!! uzu f'- lu-in ROSCOE C. EDLUND ROSCOE C. EDLUND . Treasurer 'lieu Niall EDWIN S. HALL ICOLIANG YYIH . Sergea1zt-at-.-lrms UHLH HAROLD P. COFEIN Ii.-XROLD P. COFFIN Rep1'c5u11fati'Uc to Debate Council gill I 13:4 NSU jlillzmhzrs 'Suu U:'l QE USU P. M. Armstrong C. F. Fisher A. Rice 111711 I BPH C F. Bzxumhofer A. L. Gilman G. Rider Hill 'ilu R. T. Black S. M. Gottesmem S. Rolph Hiiu : H. A. Czlllis E. S. Hall Safro Hal' ngnu G. W. Chandler W. B. Halsey N. Schilling nuff! gall L. S. Cfhurch H. N. Hillebramd B. Sprague K:I uigll H P. Colllrn R. G. Hulquist H. Swanson Hill. align G. R. Culvm A. Lavine Tolins ll:-U 11:11 H G. Ccmger N. Luttrell VV. Vlfarner qgiin ugau .-X. Dmmzmt -I. A. Lynch V. Xvhitney Ilan Q: R. C. Edlund XV. N. Niles Yih ll:H Nags, XY G. Evzms L. S. Osmun M. York Nag!! 1' fFernOw S. S. 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H First Debate C189-lj Pennsylvania Sixth Debate M8095 Pennsylvania ungj Second Debate CISUSJ Pennsylvania Seventh Debate 1002 Penns' lvania Hsu. nan - f - C 9 Y '--1 0-H Third Debate M8063 Cornell Eighth Debate H9033 Cornell !!:lj '-37:11 Fourth Debate C1897j Cornell Ninth Debate Cl904j Cornell ggi Fifth Debate M8083 Cornell Tenth Debate M0053 Cornell ullill fi:-I' 'Hsu Hill.. Qlulzxmhiazflllnrnell Debates a-- -:1 HEL, First Debate qioooy Won by Comeu nag: Ilan Second Debate M0013 VVon by Columbia :E Third Debate C1902j Vlfon by Cornell ' nag? Nz!! Fourth Debate M9035 VK' on by Columbia ,iF Fifth Debate 119047 VVon by Cornell MQW Ilan Sixth Debate C1905j lVon by Cornell njlilll ll:u M QLurnell:1DsnnspInania Debate Glfeam - 'J Eau LeroyiRo5engren Goodrich, '08, A-lrts George lVil1ia1n Roesch, '07. .4 rts HQEH lliillll John Curtis Kennedy, ,'07, Al Hs Wlilliain YVinthrop Taylor, '07 C.-Xltq fl rls NLF? u:F L: nag: Qllurnellfiulumhia Debate ffcam 35511 ui! George Gleason Bogert, '06, flrts Harold joseph Roig, '07, .-lrls 022, Harry George Stutz, '07, Law Horace lYadsworth Gillett, '06 IAlt.J, flrls ugil 'bu nl? 'liujl llu?u Hglgffa-'iI:':::::::q:l:::::::::::.-:::::::::: :!igll ll ll Hill: III : - : : :il-ll:II:ll:ll ll:Hill'll:ll'll:ll:lI:ll:1Il:ll.-:ll:ll ll::l!:ll ll lI'II !l ll u -..-.., nu - : - .. - -..- -- IIGQ-2-Q-gigall-i:E:Lfigif.!Q.-.:Q:g:Q:gzgrg:ga-5:ig:-'lla-E.-:!:g:!:g:g:g:.lfg:!:g:.g:u:ll- :T :-:::::: '::::-'1:.-E:.:.:,v:,::::. ::-: - --claw. A: -- - lI':U:l!:UiUIllCf1 l':llIU:ilil'l' rJ..en:11:I1:11s :f1 llillillif f:11:n:E:11:Gir1Ei-ki.-:111:11 .:i'f1,,I1-Ten-7 ..'. 4 51 :U3l :qi- l:'l .l1!Ifl:fl:ff:A 51: : :fl: : I:l:I -,1 5, g : - : an g '3'g ,, g - 1--gf : l:H'! dgilqqa A 2 2 E? ,Ii1:'l1l- -lflslngl : 2139 il l ag 5 gig gl 2 . Its! H-ll fl-Ill P 1 lI-II will -A ian T' ll: ,Jill ugin 'A l:ll .ll-Il 11:11 11:11 ll:f1 -11:11 11:11 train ugiill llzl 1125 NEW 11!7 ' ul? uuil' ugfifv 11:11 1157 Wu 1136 ll - W 31' 'lil HSI! Nui ll:ll Hal' 11:11 1l:Q Fun ' ' B gill 86 fiillmnurmal ievpea ers 3111 11:1 li:l1 11Q11ll 1905 uigll usa EH ..11-- H- : . . . . . . E211 ngrl Wnnnrrs uf the '86 emurxal ' Fl c In uhh: Speaking 'I-E 3 nullu 04' 1887 AN1.nRIaw S. VllllI'l'E 1896 IRWIN ESMIINU Eglin ugu 1888 HowARD A. OPI-ENIIIIIAI 1897 I1ERRlCK C. ilLLEN uf-:mn Uznl 1889 FRANK H. CALLAN 1898 lVlOR'llIMER Os'I'HIzII1IER nga? llrl 1890 VVILLARD H. EXUSTEN 1899 VVILLIAM O. ll-IORGQAN ll:H 11:11 'u:u -5: 1891 EDWIN D. SIYIURTIZR 1900 WILLIAM H. NIORRISON ,I 11:11 Ei!! 1892 ERNEST l. WII1'1'Iz 1901 WILLIAM A. FRAYER 'gill 1893 VVILLIAIXI P. CIAIAIIMAN, jr. 1902 CI-IARLES B. Down nfrggu ln-:N 189-1 EDWARD V. HIZNIQX' 1903 ELIAS H. KELLEV lliiu lligu 1895 S'1'IavIzN F. SIYIERAIAN, jr. 1904 CHARLES H. TUCK llign qinu 1905 WILL1AI11I L. IQANSOM illilu 2 Nall 11:11 , E' uljiill Qlluntrstants In 1905 ,gall , ll ll quill Alfred Petus Howes, jr.. '07, I-lrts George William Rocsch, '07, .-lrls lliljlu Hsu Harold Elvcrton Crisscv, '05, flrls Isaac Emanuel Chadowitz, '05 flrls ll::l!. .. l - ' : 1 ning James VVlIIte Persons, '06, Lau' lVallace Trevor Holliday, '05, I-lfls llgllu Eau Gaylord 'Willis Graves, '05, .1-l V15 ,l1llO1l12LS Lilly FOLU'l'E21lI'1, '05, CE. UQEH uigll Xyllllillll 'WiI11l1rop Taylor, '07, .lrls George joseph Nelluacly '05, flrls NSE' Align lllilliam Lynn Rzmsom, '05, Lau' l3cr11z1rcl Benedict McGinnis, '05, .-lrls Ninn llrll . : 0:11 ll-11' 1111 ll:l ng? qgiu ll: ,, Ilzull Hbllall uufn 5:11 ll?-'ll n ll il-'l :.--I:':-222:::a:1::::::::-u-:I-:::::2: N llrgigigcnucnlzll-ll:n:ll::l1:.41:11:ll: :ll: :'l:lISll:ll:-: :': ':.- :. : :11:1-111:11-111 ll I' E ll::g-T:g-Q.-Q:g:ll:E:!::11:ji-:uEQ:u:ug!-lguguguzlzlin-ug..gugugiguggll-HQ-n:ggElI:U.g Il ll-ll l -- - --2-..-- ...--- ..-.,,--,....:::::lI:1f-fr .4 CC : :-:QS-:-::: -:-:::-gi., 'K-E,E:::::::E ,F:: zi: : . ,t::i:::::--gl E..::::: ' . 'Zi-gmciag? za: :ESV will H-II nllil Ninn F h . uri ,lliill .Qin , T' QIII uilliu una ,ll'll Hsu ilu Run Niall WIP! I- ugnu Hill' 1 . I: Hall Nan' Nall H-qu llglln H 151 Ella!! 'Hill 51:11 llnll Nan UT. ' ll:ll ilu Elin ll:ll n:ll Half' Ai' 1-H uiuu !. IIUIH' TT-u 9 ' Hag 5151- 94 emunal Speakers img lla! 'ISE lligu 1906 ual: 0-II .7 U21 iT:u , , , , r-ll U-inn Winners uf the '94 jlllemurml mugs m Debate :zgil : 'lI:ll HEL' 1895 VVILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, Ir. 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTI-IAL nigq Ein 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1902 FLOYD L. CARLISLE uigu ufizll 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1903 GEORGE D. CROFTS NE-gill ling., 1898 GAIL LAUGHLIN 19041 WILLIAM L. RANsoIx1 H5544 lliiuu 1899 JAIIIES B. NOLAN 1905 NEAL D. BECKER ggi!! 1900 FRANK H. HALYSNER 1906 GEORGE W. ROESCII gil' ulwll. Qluntestants in 1906 Fam I l 'P- illai Horace W. Gillett, '06 Harold 1. Roig, '07 gs George G. Bogert, '06 john C. Kennedy, '07 Minn ngnu William W, Taylor, '07 Harry G. Stutz, '07 ue-KEN ugiu George W. Rocsch, '07 LeRoy L. Goodrich, '08 Mein' ugiiu 'IEE' --gig wir, 11:11 .il maui ull:U E21 llaall Han. u:I llllll lit! uuzn nga ull! .. ..---I--D--::::: -:QPU IIZSQFZ'-1'-El: -,1 : : : : : :L:L:-:--F-S--,.'-f.-,,',,-. :,'..'.. : :n:,g:u.-:n:!l:Il-l'-ll- 2 ISI : - ' -. 2 - - - ' ' .. .. .. - .. - -n- u..u I gf!! 4-Q gl 5-51 H-11-1 2 S : L- : :n:u:u:I II2Qirigl-2Q2-Qiggiglfigg-lggf-.lQgg:ug!-zg:Q5Q..g-gvg-g.L!.2-!-g-2-2 gui 2 LL 2 - : : .. -fl CGI : I-6:-:iz-:zz T-42:2-E:-1' 153,42-:::::s ,::: :iz : . L:43::-:,-i- L.-:::- Zi-G-11-A: sh: F-:n-' 11:11 - 11:11 Ili:-1 11:11 ' I llzll nzu ll:ll 'I :fl .. .. . A A -. EEN 11611: nigh :EEN 11:-:U ,ufq ll:-ll '-1 1111, HSM' 112113 Hai .will nllill 1 ., 3 NF! u11u11 ullml 11:W : I 5:11 wail' ml' 1111 will UTI llcll 11:11 H211 llcll 11:11 H212 Il:1'l 11:1 ll:ll -'sun Q-'Ill ,125 Hnuu LL-ll ' 11 1 - . 11:11 W' f E Di TJ ' ' QB I 111- mners n on ur me m ra arp IIQEA -l H5511 UUE 52 'L 1871 JOHN E. NIOORE 1888 PHILIP C. PAYNE IEE' 1872 ADOLPHUS L. RADER 1889 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM 'Ein : 1873 CAWard rescindedj 1890 FRANK A. ABBOTT llf-: 187-1 JAMES F. GLUCK 1891 CAWard rescindedj ' 11211-I QLFQN 1875 GEORGE H. FITCH 1892 EDWIN D. SHURTER ngiu fig 1876 CLARENCE H. ESTY 1893 ERNEST I. WHITE MQW! 1511 1877 GEORGE W. GILLETTE 1894 HARRIETT C. CONNOR -5:11 'MEN 1878 CHARLES W. IAMES 1895 GEORGE P. DYER NFL' 'Ural' 1879 .ALFRED MILLER 1896 CHARLES H. RAMMELKAMP ll-figu 1.21. 1880 FRANK C. XVHITNEY 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 11:11 ll?-ll 1881 CAWard rcscindedj 1898 CHARLES H. IWAYER Ugg 1882 Divided between CHARLES P. BACON and 1899 HERBERT B. LEE gi -'. FRAYK R. LLTCVEY 1900 EUGENE T. LIES l l 011'-211 1883 IXSAAA. ALLINGX 1901 SIDNEY S, LOWENTHAL Jian 11:11 1884 CIIARLES A. POTTER 1902 MICHAEL A. FORD Fzll A 11:11 1885 STODDARD M. STEVENS 1903 ALITIZED HLTGER UEQH llijlu 1886 E. D. ABINUM DE LHYIA 1904 WIVILLIAM A. NIURPI-IY nigu g' 1887 PIORACE XNVHITE 1905 ROBERT P. BUTLER Il,-I-T 11111 IA' : ll:-'Il 15111: Qlluntestants in 1905 MEET u-E ARRAIIAM :XBBEY FREEDLANDER . A Plea for the Hivlwr I1Idivz'd1f1alz'sm NLF uzklill EU GENE LAXVRENCE NICCOLLUM . . . CathoZ?c1's14I and the State !:11 11:11 I'IARRY FRANKLIN PORTER . . The Debt of Hmfnanity L0 the Engugeer wig ROBERT PAUL BL 1'LER . . . SOC1.LZlZ.5WL.' VVlIaZ does It Qffer? ' NEAL DOW BECKER . The Pozver af the Indfivz'dzzal.' Is it D6'ClfZI7'LH4g? nan! WILLIAM LYNN RANSORI . . I'ndust1'1'aZOppovftmzzly :U : 11311 ' 11:..1I ' 11:11 -:H ' ' llgll 51351411fsizi-izizigizmmzaziS111:55:12sznzfzizmzT:i:T:I:1:f-11 1:1219 T1'-izszuzgzyizlznzl:1:1-11:12uzuru2u:1E11:u:u:u:2F!:FESJELTETQTLTQFQ'H' Eziriz-Eiizici izizilziifp ..f.!E'+Ei:Eii2ig aifiafii ' T:'j:?l:::a:15j Efi::gHi:iQj riifffnzg? za: ,.:,. M N151 Mill .1521 Ili!-in gif: HQTII uifiu HRW , 255311 IIHU, B13 EH 151' M HIE IIIDII 1 new Hqun uinv I : - 7,7 Nz.-ll ll-ll 11:11 II H H1 .Ulu CHARLES IIENRY TUCK P7-esidcvzi 'iw HARRY GEORGE STUTZ . Vz'cc-Prcsidezzt WHEN NET., LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH . Scam-21z1fy ml? : all ngizll CHARLES FERGUSON COOK . T7'l?USII'l'F7' 11125 ',, ll.-:E 114122 -ll fl 11:11 11:11 RWREQ 1155 uuill :fl 'zu IIS!! 11511 S ll H - 11:11 - lI'll wha e annul 1 11-1 uf-u ql:ll Hill 3' Msg Rig 11355. llfi CHARLES HENRY TUCK Presidezzi EEN HARRY GEORGE STUTZ Secrclary 53511 IFN Hill .lI:Il 11524, ilu FRANK ALBERT FETTER HARRY GEORGE STUTZ 'vigil 1 ll:l JAMES ALISERT XVINANS PIERBERT LASHER gi 1,. lZ':l 113,-g,, IQALPH CHARLES HENIQX' CATTERALL GEORGE GLEASON BOGER QTL, if 11 11:11 uffiu IIENRY .AUGUSTUS SILL HAROLD BIOSEPH ROHIG ngill HEL. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR LEROY ROSENGREN GOOURICH CHARLES HZENRY 'FUCK PI,-XROI.D PALMER COEFIN Ili?-In E-ill HL-E .5211 'lair 1 Ulf-if flint: qgin UFE nuff II-:U H: 1 : I 11:95 Ilgzlll H-11 - I 115241 11!n1 ll 1 IIFII Milla?-.Ti'il:':::::::L:l -:i:::??I:H'-infra?-fffiii EgEg ii-:ll :-2: :' : ':'l::l::::::I,l:::'S':'l:-'I'-2'-2:--,' '1:!:.!:uFE3i2u3i '.11511f5T!iW15'61u112 lgI4151-355QLljl:1L:Egllg!g!!gl,lF!!g'!liJ-g:l:7fl:Q:li:.g:!:Q'2' ,-.-,-,.. -Elziiq-'-':. -:L--- ---.'1------ -US' 53? '.p-,L .,.-1 ... . ,,.,- ff! ,, HMM. , 4, 4,36 I A M U8 V1 .. V K ' A'Mfw w'wf4 ff., ,-5' .1 4:1 , 1 4,-f 4 my 44a-.9114 LONE TREE Gone: SIC DRAMATIC CL .- gas-sw. GLEE CLUB, 1905-1906 H I. Kfllill lu Q21 ll! S7 f ,f' k -1. IM lil USIQAL lll ... , Y Q3 N1 ff j f X N 2 IIMWMW 1!Rl1 99 A 9 C1 U Ui F Q A '71 G C 'I 95' in 'gwiuwi' 1 ix'-ii I' Q, J. :s l M 9 -2 N 1 - v?' 0 2 ,gf 1 ffl is in ':--. , , 'HJ is S l l l , Q Z xlhxfrl S . , I , Q - 'X' -FEA 1- . 'f 4 1.3 Ti Q V- E! . 2 . J 3l.....Q I ' mi 1 F. Adams, 1907, Minn. H. Baker, 1907, Pa. P. Eells, 1907, O. R. Henderson, 1908, Pa. Hill, 1909, Mo. Burns, 1908, N. Y. Davis, 1908, D. C. . L. Dawson, 1907, lll. L. Emerson, 1906, Mich. J. Gray. 1909, N. Y. . W. Aiken, 1907, mi. IRVIN W. DAY, 1906, N. Y,,IiJam1gc'r ORMOND H. PADDOCK, 1907, Ohio, .1-lssislanl Iilanagcr JOHN L. SENIOR, 1901, N. Y,,Grad1fzate Iilanager 6122 lub Cxifxnmas E. 'l'oUmsoN, 1906, Pa., Leurlm- Honms E. DANN, Director .iiirst Ghuurs R. T. Holloway, 1908, N. J. VJ. P. Jneger, 1907, N. Y. J. F. Kelley, 1908, N. J. A. R. Keith, 1909, Cal. T. H. King, 1907, N. Y. L, A. H, Merrihew, 1909, N. Y. C, J . T H C R. A. 5250119 Glfcnurs R. Haskell, 1907, N. J. J. L. Henry, 1909, N. Y. J. LinLlorFf, 1907, N. Y. Major, 1906, N. Y. E. Montague, 1909, N. P. Nichols, 1906, N. X, first Basses L. Gilmore, 1908. N. Y Y. J. H. Rose, 1906, Pa. D. Stewart, 1908, N. Y. C. E. Tourison, 1906, Pa. J. M. VV:1rd, 1909, Mich. C. E. Townsend, 1907, N. Y. H. R J. li.. S. Rowland, 1906, N. J. .S.Vail,1906,1ll. S. van Bijlevelt, 1908, Hel T. VJilfler, 1906, Ill. 11.1Voorl, 1900. lll. 0 W. J. F. Lewis, 1907, N. Y. S. Malrselzlnfl, 1908, N. H A. J. Maloney, 1900, N, Y. N. H. Noyes, 1900, N. Y. R I. . 1V. Salisbury, 1906, Utah A Pierre. 1909, N. Y. C, G. Peterson, 1906, N. Y. P. A. Scliur-illknpf. l90li, N. Y E. A. Steele, 1906, Pu. . A. Sturgis, 1908, N. Y. r . D. Becker, 1905, N. Y. T. C. Cordon, 1906, Va. . Burris, 1907, N. Y, S. G. Horn, 1907, N. Y. . A. Curry, 1907, O. A. P. Howes, 1907, N. Y. V. Franklin, 1908, N. Y C. B. Hutchins, 1907, lll. Sferunu iliasses L. Beaman, 1908, N. Y. S C. Hollanfls. 1908. N. Y. . Drennen, 1907, O. C.. G. Keeler, 1908, lll. E. Fitch, 1908, N. Y. D. D. Kline, 1900. Pa, . L. Ford. 1907, N. Y. A. YV. Morse, 1908, N. Y. .VV. Hiett. 1908, O. 5. S. Peer, 1906, N. Y, H. H. Yan Fleet, 1907, Col. R. 339 F. 1VilcoX, 1908, lowa .-ws! -- :Lx Mg, Q,-,gl MAN noun CLU B. 1905-19c6 jmlanhulhl lub HARRY S. IYING, 1906, Ohio, Lender GEORGE F. COLEMAN, 1895, Direclnr 31' irst jilanhnlins S. Shops, 1908, Pa. C. Smith, 1908, N. Y. B. Shaw, 1907, VVis. D. Wilcox, 1907. Ala. A. Wareham, 1907, Nels. K. Williams, 1907, N. Y. B. Wesson, 1906, Mags. D. Zener, 1907, 1nfl. S. Rinrlsfoos, 1907, O. M. Ryan, 1908, Pa.. Reynell, 1908,,N. Y. B. Rogers, 1909, Col. C. Stevens, 1906, Me. W. Stalnclart, 1909, Mich. H. Smallman, 1908, O. H. Trinn. 1909, 1nIl. C. Smallmau, 1907, N. Y T. Wood, 1906, Va. J. H. R. Arms, 1909, N. J. H. H. Gilbert, 1907, 1ll. H I.. Ashburner, 1906, Pa. L. G Hallbcrg, 1909, Ill. F. C Bamberger, 1908, Utah W. B. Holmes, 1907, O. C. R. R. Bergen, 1908, N. Y. D. R. Howarrl, 1907, N. Y. J. W. J. Crawford, 1907, O. A. Humburcli. 1909, N. Y. IJ. P. D. Farman, 1908, P. 1. H. S. King, 1906. O. M. W. J. Dann, 1908, MO. H. D. North, 1907, O. D. T. Earle, 1908, N. J. J. S. Summerville, 1906, Ill. R. Snrzunh jilanhullns H. A. Appel, 1908, Col. P. H. Gillilancl, 1908, 111. C. W. S. Appel, 1908, N. Y. E. H. Greer, 1908, Minn. L. G. D. Bills, 1908, Ill. VV. B. Holton, 1909, N. J. C. E. O. Billwiller, 1908, N. Y A. Josephy, 1908, N. Y. A. C. L. Brown, 1909, S. D. L. H. Loomis, 1907, O. VV C. D. Ellsworth, 1908, D. C M. P. Mellon, 1908, Pa.. R. W. D. Shields, 1907, Pa. C. M. Yohe, 1909, Pa. Qiimtam 0. L. Bencler. 1907. VV. Va. VV. G. Guss, 1906, D. C. R. P. Baumgarten, 1908, N. Y. E. VV. Holton, 1908. N. J. D. W. T. Burwell, 1908, N. Y. M. 11. Johnson, 1908, Pa. C W. J. Dingens, 1908, N. Y. R. D. Jenkinson, 1906, Pa. F. E. Drennen, 1907, O. H. B. Peavey, 1907, N. Y. C. B. Wood, 1909, Pa. J. A. Webb, 1909, O. Qlellus J. E. Friedrich, 1907, N. Y. Qlllartnet B. L. Filkins, 1907, N. Y. .11 Iutes A. R. Smiley, 1906, N. Y. violins C. S. Brown, 1909, N. Y. A. T. VVaight, 1908, O. B. V. Davy, 1909, N. J. J. YV. '1'OclIl, 1900, Pal. uundl Glintlcrgraliuntz jlilembcrs I. HANSON ROSE, 1006, P1'G5Z'dt'1Zf IRVIN YV. DAY, 1906, Ilfanager CHARLES E. TCJLYRISON, 1906, Leader of Give Club HARRY' S. KING, 1006, Leader of I1Ia1zduZz'z1. Flub Sllumni jfiflemhzrs CHARLES E. TREEMAN, 1889, Gmduatc Twaszzrcfz' IOI-IN L. SENIOR, 1001, Gradznafc .1f1z11agfr-Seczvlary faculty Qunisurp members GEORGE P. BRISTOL EDXYIN H. XVOODRUFF BLIN S. CUSHRIAN 3-11 Tx-11: BANJO CLUB, 1906 PQN - me WAHI ' ', u ' H, ' MU 'gTwIn'Iwln.v'mlw1ramm1w1ma' 5? 4- 5+ 3 5 Q 'if 1 ' 5' 2 F . 33- U' '-4 'Q Q, S 5 F Q - .I O :Y N' X lf! 7: Q NXAYX 'J :Q E 2 Q' P ? S 2 ,A -E - ' I. H TJ 3 5 - W . 3 5 f I . F ' A l C 'IZ C E 5 O 5. 'Z 0 F! Q U S P su N. F4 'E tb - 3 3 2 is-4' 9 'I-gas? A 3.33: 54 G ,.maInrfa u1 m11rammum'1za SYDNEY BEVIN, '08, N. Y. N. C. FARR, '09, IH. E. B. VVAGNER, '06, Md. Sscunu 4Eaniu.fs H. BARTHOLOMAY, '07, N. Y. CLIFFORD CLARK, '08, N. Y. O. V. KRUSE, '09, N. Y. VV. L. OWENS, '09, N. Y. H. O. BI-IILLIPS, '07, Pa. 1jJiccuIu 4Ez1nin H. A. STURGES, '08, N. Y. R. S. BAUM, '09, IH. B. L. MADDEN, '09, Pa. A. H. ROWE, '07, N. Y. C. I. YVALBRAN, jr., '06, N. Y Q5uitars C. T. HEWITT, '08, N. Y. B. 1. RIXY, G., N. C. F. C. SNYDER, '06, O. H. A. TRAVERS, '06, N. Y. Bass -Banin VV. G. GUSS, '06, D, C. ifianiuzttes ALVIN ETOSEPHY, '08, N. Y. R. B. KUEHNS, '08, VVIS. Qipecutihe Qin mmittee E. B. VVAGNER, '06 .... CllLl'f7'17iL11L A. H. ROWE, '07 . . . . Jlazzagvz' C. I. VVALIHIQAN, jr., '06 . . . Loader F. C. SNYDER, '06 H. O. PHILLIPS, '07 3-L3 THE MASQUE min fl?-T ,id .A . . 'UMIIXUI W IIKUI E , , Q , Q l .. '.'1l l ' 'i '. . ,ie 4233, ' . , N11 M .R e ' 1 x, ', A fi, - ' ' . 'Q iv- ' 'QQ rw 1 'gm' .359 - . J -,'. THE K C5 l' AS U S NQE N 3-,f x! ll, Joe ,G IKWZIUIILDX! l ' 'i ' 1' IA WIXIIA IN v iflfnilfi fwf ' i' I lf E' fl A IJERRY jlilanagrment A'rwA'1'1-: 11, H7lSZ'7lFNS .l ln ringer ! X E up i fe 1' , ' 1 N i f f nl 1 his J. Il.x1coL,n lllnnvnv, Assfstan! lllrzwiflym VVALTER LYTTON, Slope .llfmffyfr 1 1 1 1 WV.xnN1cu fl. Bruno, Properties 1 Gibs jitlasquc U. F. Alliaurne, '00 41 S. Vl'hiti111!,, '00 T. N. Page, '07 ll. W. Heilt, '08 R. Berry, '04 C., ll. Wilkins, '06 J. R.. Parker ,'07 J. F. Kelly, '08 J. G. Bower, '00 H J. Wlise, '00 F. H. Philbriek, '07 VV. Lytton, '08 C. T. Darby, '06 li W. Akin, Jr., '07 C. Reynell, '07 J. E Mannoccir, '08 A. M. Darlow, '06 H. Bartholomay, '07 W. S. Rowland, '07 Cl. F. Mosher, '08 H. A. Earle, '06 S. B. Carpenter, '07 R. WV. Sailor, '07 J. M. Prophet. '08 C. T. Entwisle, '00 ll H. Coit, '07 R. Schurman, '07 S. VV. Shoemaker, '08 L. B. Fay, 06 VV J. Crawford, '07 C. Stehli, '07 H. S.,Sl1ope, 'OS O. C. Foster, '06 N J. Darling, '07 S. W. Treat, '07 L. R. Smith, 'OS J. E. Garabrant, '06 D P. Eells, '07 C1. H. Adler, '08 H L. Snider, '08 S. G. Horn, '05 J. M. Fried, '07 W. G. Baird, '08 D. D. Swisher, '08 H. S. King, '06 T. R. Henderson, '07 C. G. Bamberger, '08 R W. Ullmann, 'OS E. VW. McDougall, '06 R T. Holloway, '07 R. J. Bantel, '08 P. A. Vannau, '08 H, F. Major, '00 D. R. Howard, '07 W. H. Bintiz, '08 P. J. Wiekser, '08 J. Newhall, '06 A. P. Howes, '07 O. C. Bruce, '08 M L. Buchwalter, '09 C. W. Nichols, 'OG W. J. Joerger, '07 H. G. Bull, '08 C. S. Curtis, '09 R. P. Nichols, '06 T. J. Linclorf, '07 W. T. Burwell, '08 R. F. Fowler, '09 C. G. Peterson, 'OG L. Knibloe, '07 R. C. Goan, '08 C. R. Heizman, '09 J. H. Hose, '06 C. W. Lintlsley, '07 C. W. Cornell, '08 J. H. Jamieson, '09 P. A. Schoellkopf, '06 W. C. Mason, '07 Cl. D. Ellsworth, '08 G. G. Keeler, '09 A. Starr, '06 J. Mazer, '07 C... J. Feldman, '08 H. T. Neale, '09 W. C. Sjevens, '06 H. Metzger, '07 R. J. Fowler, '08 J. W. Root, '09 W. C. Urnstad, '06 H. J. Miller, '07 A. V. Franklin, '08 H. I. Seely, '09 R. S. Vail, '06 J. H. Murphy, '07 A. L. Gilmore, '08 C. E Torrance. '09 L. G. Van Nostrand H. D. North, '07 W. E. Hartigan, '08 R. T. Turner, '09 J. VVinslow, '09 dbz Masque Qlluunnl 'l'1LoMAzs 1 1'1SDI'jIlICK CRANE, President Roman SHERMAN VAIL, Sacrrflfrry C11.uu.ns H,xz11:N BLOOD, Treasurer :Faculty anil Q5taIn1ate jflemhets PnoF. T. F. CRANE C. H. BLoon, '88 PRQF. J. W. STHUNK, Jr. Glinhergrahuatc jllrlemhstz Lr:oNAnn G. VAN Nos'rn.xNn XVAl,'1'IC1i LYTTON HILNHY Arwlvrmc Rosen VAIL P 'W ' . ZZ-2?:5x ' - Li . . . E - -A ' Q 7 Z5 115- X C25 Q f -'fe P JN B Ev fc-fp:-isa' AX 'z x g f ? - A . - .HtfIH'-M . ll Q S' Ui n 5 E ffie. sig . A A554 -eww S E I MI A . . H3 47, QE my I2 L . IW ff E S 1. I 171 -Q I . I Y- S - S 2 E111 , f ' I . ' V9 E' If I CAB OT INS :rn I 5 'HX V e? ' ' ' -- I ' C :J 6 ' f E 'Q I. . Q54 v, - , yu, I, , I, . 652511WD!IEQIWOWIIHCHIF611IHIWIIWIWUETIWNWUIIKHYIIUW fl!!IVD!!fillIIYIIWIWIKIJMHlHlXIImlM WEllUF5TWmMNIY . jrenrb ramatir Surietp Organized November 6th, 1903 A. -I. FRANKLIN Siage Rlauagcfv' I. H. NIURPHY . B'z'1s'i11ess IUa1zagm' E. STEHLI P1'0j7c1'Zies jllilemhers A, BRI.-IS, '08 E. C. IQ,-XSSBACH, '06 -I. S. XIAN BIILEVELT, '08 H. M. SHORT, '09 H. L. IUAXVSON, '07 E. STEIILI, '07 G, DELCASSE, '07 S. VV. TREAT, '07 H. A. EARLE, '06 F. O. DE ZEVALLOS, Sp.- A. -I. FRANKLIN, '08 MISS C. H. CRAWFORD, '06 V. M. GEIAIIQING, '07 NI. F. I1ITCHCOCK, '07 A. LIIIGIITON, '07 NV. LYTTON, '08 N. C. MASON, '07 -I. H. NIURPIIY, '07 F, A. NITCITIE, '06 M ISS A. P. SIMM 346 MISS A. MISS L. MISS A. MISS N MISS A. MISS M MISS M ONS, '06 -I. DU BREUIL, '06 M. GILDNER, '06 G. GOINLOCK, '08 M. HENDERSON, '08 E. KIRCHNER, '07 E. MCCARE,-'07 C. MOFFETT, '09 THIRD ANNUAL PLAY la Jbataille he ames BY SCRIBE AND LEGOUVE Qllast uf Qlibarartzts - HENR1 DE FLAVIGNEUL ..... . H. L. DAWSON GUSTAVE DE GRIGNON . E. STEHLI LE BARON DE MONTRICPIARD . . A. BRIAS, UN SOUS-OFFIOIER DE DRAGONS J. F. HITCHOOCK UN DOMESTIQUE .... . . V. M. GEHRING LA COMTESSE D'AUTREVAL, nee Kermadio . . Mlss C. H. CRAWFORD LDONIE DE VILLEGONTIER, sa. nifzce .... MISS A. J. DU BREUIL :Farmer mresentatiuns uf Les Qllahutins 1904, Le Monde Ou 1'On S'ennuie, par Edouard Pailleron. 1905, Le Malade Imaginairef' par MO1i6re 347 OFFICERS CORNELL UN1vERsxTY BATTALION, 1905-Q6 apartment of ilitarp Srienre CAPTAIN FRANK A. BARTON, 3rd Cav. U. S. A., Conzmandant .ffizlh ani! Staff LIEUTENANT COLONEL O. I. CHORMANN MAJOR J. L. ELVVOOD MAJOR C. F. LANDMESSER CAPTAIN GEORGE RUHLEN, jr., Adjutant FIRST LIEUTENANT O. D. INGALL, Quartermaster 3I9nnJEummissiunen Staff SERGEANT MAJOR W. R. OURAND QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT C. I. IVIUENZENBERGER COLOR SERGEANT R. S. BAUM Banu PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN S. D. SIBLEY DRUIW MAJOR L. HENRY CHIEF MIISICIAN G. P. VVEBSTER Company A Company B Company C CAPT, I. B. SHEPARD 1ST LIEUT. A. E. WEST ZND LIEUT. C. W. JOHNSTON Company D CAPT. JAKE FRIED 1ST LIEUT. S. W. TREAT ZND LIEUT. CULLEN C. R. CAPT. R. B. KUEHNS 1ST LIEUT. G. D. BILLS ZND LIEUT. L. M. RYAN Company E CAPT. F. S. SLY 1ST LIEUT. S. H. FLINT ZND LIEUT, W. B, RICE Artillery Platoon CAPT. ARTHUR KNAPP 1ST LIEUT. H. T. PIERCE 1ST LIEUT. M. W. FISK ZND LIEUT. C. M. IIUSTED 349 CAPT. S. B. WILKES 1ST LIEUT. VV. E. HARRIES ZND LIEUT. E, MCFARLAN Company F CART. W. E. SVVIGERT 1ST LIEUT. W. B. RAPLEY ZND LIEUT. A. V. FRANKLIN Signal Detachment CAPT. H. A. WATT 1ST LIEIIT. A. B. CUDEBEC 2ND LIEUT. 1.1. HARTICAN THOMAS SHEEHAN, Armorer ilililarch Qeffllman dmanquei HU Klfimrnueil HQ Q Q Greetings and Supplications to the Stu: dent Body and the University Committee on Crime. We're handsome young fellows, sportivei and gayg And we hate to have Proxy butt: into our play We want the bold Sophs to baister our faces And teach us poor Freshmen to keep in our places. Sureg we do ! We want to buy plates at three bones a. throw And stay out all night in the cold and the snow Please let us, dear Prexy, for just this one year, WE want the fighting: A has the good cheer. Oh yes! To hell with it. Qeeecocococo 3 5 faigyla ,. i .. y 6 I V V dna I , I grill J p. EIB!-Y 5 f ri 5 15. IFJ.-lin: 'fl leefsefls2 . .fe! F 4 3mF2:.S3v 'FW D sf -I - Q .llnf---i b fifommjftegt H253 gfrsoll R'1Eg.?:cu'ha'mM 5,2 in-mlm! iw-Qgvvericka 15 fljnry iI.5?.'i11clfollo m jkgggqalmnan gtpgiruge. y'.d'.Uilmore y 5n.p,igifi,,,:..'rg,,,a... g:3,'i::t'::.i,,? Q'1fR I nd 4 I u O 3 of Wafgraxszgx idffieln Assisted by the following Advisory Committee: Googic !lDint5 TI. 111. J'!3crnstcm 30: 181-051 E. Z. Dinocblc jiolm 'love 'lilac lbuttv Scnator llburpbv fubgc jfucc lbommcrog 'lbusky 1bcnry. lExfOfficio Q A ,INQ MEMIIRIAM .W A I T' MASS MEETING SATURDAY NIGHT DQWN TOWN AIl'BetS'Off-All Classes 'A Riot, What is a Riot ! Knl Puma Rapldllire Guns Ba .fl Any fleully Ilamhnr Found on Slllo Slraol . v .l11. - BUT No lnlerlermcc Wllh Personal Llbcrty. 1 vs. rr I I 1. I ll.M1ch cmnu he A DIED. .r se 1 . I' Frcslmm ll. 1 I. g d old Cornell C :I , phcld ly all cl.sA-5 in all yea s. I-I no d nml loved by all I knewir. Scrvxces will I 'I cIdSnrurday.March the I-nth. Mo rners will meer .K -l- P. M. in from ol' the H rel or nh I' ' I d. hh L I c ma I roll Lum :ery All nd n ne l l' BI Ill I SATURDAY NIGHT The Freshman Banquet would have seemed like a come:and:bring:your: work in comparison. Blllll AND ll Bllllll BllNll All Classes Will Take Part l In appreciation of the f aoulty Plllll TEA FOR FRESIIMEN THE FACULTY ANDTHE OLD LADIES' ' BENEVOLENT SOCIETY WU. BENE.DlN Saturday March 10th TICKLTS. - - - 53.00 CLASS OF '08 CORDIALLY INVITED : BARNES HALL I Amngcmcnls flll Illlllllll llomplclc Prnmunuu slow., .n c.m.g., Mm-bm ol Faculty In comm sweden. sw, .N Ebnalcd ill The Faculty have prom- lsed to act as corpses. EMD! uznvs uqm AT n P.M. 'EQ:ll!Ql!I! THE MACHINE SHOP an-WV.-V-. ...ff-.fs 1 U IIIIIT II .TI .-.ga II .I f- .1 I' g.V V . '- 1. .111 1 ' 1 ,. 5 V2 Q L V 7 ' 1 -IfI- ' 1 1 ::'g:'A,:I:I.v.: . ms ' .Jill 1' '. I' . ' Fil: I 1 1 . .Ve -F 1 'VII ' .5 -V V-, - me - -' VV -I' -nf -I I,.,,. 'II- I, LI - I Y F i i I-i i -ii' V i I i I I ,135 V . 1.1 -M .55 -Ig-f1g'I2-3-1: I .1 -a.-y N .VII mga, V.-I.I, V I. II .MII Q - . I -,. . I .I , -.5 ,, I - -I - V 1 V 'GI' 'V'. 1 , Q . ,. - .. 0 1 I I. . . . . .1-Y- L - I, ,g!.I- . I 1 j'..m. V 1 H . 1 I I J-. . if I ,,- -I , . 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WARNER -lOl-IN F- MOAKT-EY Football and Baseball, 1905-1906 Tffldi Hum-x -ILNNINGS CHARLES E. COURTNEV Baseball, '06 Crew Rarity fifuarb ez JOHN Dlx COFFIN LEROY WOODLAND Baseball T. ack 1 Emvuzn VVINSLOXV Cxuvrox H.-mono JACOB WHS:-: Football Crew ibatsttp ilwanugrrs HAROLD FLETCHER VVARDWELL HENRY JOSEPH MILLER Football Crew NVILLIAM JOHN DUGAN FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN Baseball Track Barsitp ?l155i5ta11t managers X Aff I Q . :f Sz' f , 3 r f Q4 R! wr , , A A 'Y J X . RA 1 4 . ,,.. IK., J 1 ':,,-gsm Eff Wwe 2 W5 'Y f 35' ,A f 2 A I A f 'rs C 27 f - ,f.l,l,L-AJ. ,i23'.,.,,-33 A Z9 if-y3,J '! ef A , ' , -I 'ff Jllgw l A ., A L ,,'.-.A 33 1 I , L ,fy i. f fff f- A f , ,Af . '-ff .2,,A2..,.m,' + ' ' '-,mm-A.,.,A 'S -- f.'.L. , .:1..W,a.h.4.ggI.. 1 E.-,p,:f,.II:.M.-Aff 4,91 A' M 'Yu 21 'fs ff '06 FM ,.. 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Q' hrff-1 I 1, 3- 5 -I L 'L' 'gigs-y. -A-.2-' ,-2 nag., , ' 91 - ' h 7 6 ,.-: WW, ,V -- .---in - ,-.q,:-. - g.,-K .- A ' 5 - Q., :,' L 12 lf- - . :T ' . 1, Q.,,',4-i.',.'. ' ', f' 4 ' 7 M ',., 1.1.0, ,,., 4 H, Q gI,g5i,.'? A ' -.:7 L ' , 'fAV ' 8 5 X :... '.1. , . ilhr A -- 1 .4 . if W 1 July 17 1873 Y., Wes., H., D., A., Col., B., M.A., T., W. . Yale 16.59 Springfield July 14 1875 Col., Wes., H., W., D., T., P., Y. . . Columbia 16.42 Saratoga July 18 1874 Col., H., D., Wes., Y., A., Br., B., U., H., P Cornell 16.53315 Saratoga July 19 1876 H., Col., U., Wes., P. ..... Cornell 17.01-1 SH-Fetege June 14 1879 Tntercollegiate . Cornell 9.15 Saratoga July 10 1879 Col., Wes. . . Columbia 8.26 Lake George July 4 1880 Col., Penn. . . Cornell 9.12 Lake George June 30 1881 London, Thames . London 8.56 Henley July 2 1881 Hertford College . Hertford 8.19 Henley July 4, 1882 Penn., Wes., P., B. . Pennsylvania 9.35 Lake George July 4, 1883 P., Penn., VVes. . Cornell 11.57 Lake George June 19 1884 Penn.. P, . . . PennsylvaniaT 9.06-lr Philadelphia- July 16 1884 Penn., Col., P., B. Pennsylvaniai' 8.3911 Saratoga June 19, 1885 Penn ..,.. Cornell 8.38 Philadelphia July 5, 1885 Br., B., Penn. , Browne' 9.105 Worcester June 19 1887 Penn .... Cornell 5 Philadelphia July 5 1887 B. , . Cornell 9.8811 Worcester July 4 1888 Penn. . Cornell 8.195 Philadelphia June 24 1889 Col., Penn. Cornell 15.30 New London July 5 1889 Penn. . Cornell 6.4012 Philadelphia July 18 1890 B. . . Cornell 17.30. Ithaca July 26, 1890 Penn. . Cornell 14.431 New London July 24, 1891 Penn., Col. Cornell 14.27151 New London June 15, 1892 Penn. . Cornell 17.26 Ithaca July 8 1893 Penn. . Cornell 23.40 Lake Minnetonka June 16 1894 Penn. . Cornell 21.12 Torresdale June 24 1895 Col., Penn. Columbia 21.25 Pougllkeepeie July 12 1895 Trinity Hall . Trinity Hall 7.15 Henley June 26 1896 H., Penn., Col. Cornell 19.29445 Poughkeepsie June 24 1897 H., Y. . , . Cornell 20.34 Poughkeepsie July 2 1897 Penn., Col. . Cornell 20.472 Poughkeepsie June 22 1898 H., Y. . . . Cornell 23,48 New London July 2, 1898 Penn., Wis Col .... Pennsylvania 15.515 Saratoga - June 27, 1899 Penn., Wis., Col . . ' ..... Pennsylvania 20.04 Poughkeepsie June 30 1900 Penn., Wis Col Georgetown . . . Pennsylvania 19.41 Poughkeepsie July 2 1901 Penn., Wis., Col Georgetown, Syracuse ,. . Cornell 18.5351 Poughkeepsie . June 21 1902 Penn., Wis Col Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 19.052 Poughkeepsie June 26 1903 Penn., Wis., Col Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 18.57 Po11ZhkeeDSie June 28 1904 Syracuse, Penn., Col., Georgetown, Wis. Syracuse 20.222 Poughkeepsie . May 27 1905 Harvard ......... Cornell 10.91, Cambridge June 28 1905 Syracuse, Georgetown. Col., Penn., Wis. Cornell 22.612 P011ghkeeDSie A.-Amherst D-Dartmouth Penn.-Pennsylvania Wis.-Wisconsin B-Bowdoin H.-Harvard T.-Trinity Wes.-Wesleyan Br.-Brown M. A.-Massachusetts .Agricultural U.-Union Y.-Yale Col.-Columbia P.-Princeton W.-Williams S.-SYI'aGUSe :fCornell first, ruled out on foul. 1Wor1d's recordg 8-oared shell. TCornell second. MAmerican record, 8-oareril shell SPennsyIvania :lid hot starr. Cornell rowed course 36 2 ehieiu nf the Seasnn - HE Cornell Navy fully sustained its record during the L , season of 1905, winning four of the live races rowed and losing the fifth by the narrowest of margins. T At the opening of the training season the avail- .,--ig .-ii A f able material did not seem very large in quantity f' or especially promising in quality. The men who appeared, however, more than made up for any - i physical deficiencies by their industry, their enthus- iasm, their harmony of action, their willingness and cheerful obedience to discipline and the determination of every man to do his very best. The result was the 'successful carrying out of an unusually difficult schedule and the develop- ment of crews which for finished oarsmanship and speed have probably never been excelled. The Navy contributed two of the remarkable group of athletic victories of May 27. On that day the Varsity eight competed with the Harvard Var- sity on the Charles River in a race of a mile and seven-eighths, winning by several lengths' in the time of 10.931-. The Musical Clubs had accepted the invitation of the Harvard Musical Clubs for a joint concert in the Sanders Theatre the evening preceding the regatta, consequently a large num- ber of undergraduates were in Cambridge and the closer acquaintance resulting between them and our Harvard hosts has done much to strengthen the friendship already existing between the two universities. On the same day the second Varsity com- peted in the regatta conducted on the Schuylkill by the American Rowing Association, with the second Varsity of Pennsylvania and the Yale COMMODORE BOESCH, O5 363 Freshman eight. Our second Varsity not only won this race but established a new record for the course and distance of one and ive-sixteenths miles, rowing in 6.34 as against the previous record of 6.36. At Poughkeepsie we were confronted with the task of regaining the supremacy which had been wrested from us by Syracuse in 1904. A change in the date of the regatta, rendered necessary to avoid the overtasking of the railroad facilities by combining the regatta travel with the Inde- pendence Day excursions, compelled the rowing of the races under tidal conditions less favorable than usual for the eight-oared race and more than usually favorable for the four-oared race. The four-oared race was won by Syracuse by the nar- rowest margin in 10.152, Cornell's time being 10.172, the best previous record being 10.315 The 15, T, poem -06, C0mm0d0,e,EleCt Freshman race was won by Cornell in 9.3 94, Syra- cuse being second in 9.499 The crowning event was, however, the four-mile Varsity race. The Cornell crew almost imme- diately took the lead and before the half-mile point had been passed its success was practically assured. The rowing was practical perfection. Cornell increased its lead at every stroke until at the finish a full quarter of a mile lay between it and the other crews, which were quite closely bunched. The time, 20.292, by no means does justice to the ability of the crew. Twice in practice the crew had decisively beaten the record of 18.534 made by our 1901 crew. The comparative slowness of the time is to be accounted for by the tidal conditions above mentioned. 77. 364 Clmpmau Stowell E. T. Foote Roats Blair Cjlunugn-J Barton Lee G. W. Foote Boesch CCapia'i17.j Fernow Dods Taylor CCo:cswa'mD Batsitp flttetn, 1905 Dlontgonley Acklin, '16 Clarence D. Balnha,-T, '05 Chester J. Goodier, '07 Franklm D. Hooper, '07 t3ar5itp fuurfdbareh, 1905 366 1905 Earsitp juurfdeareh FRANKLIN DANA HOOPER, '07 . CLARENCE DAVIS BARNHART, '05 . JAMES MONTGOMERY ACRLIN, '06 CHESTER -JENNINGS GOOOIER, '07 . :lFuur:QBareU Gram Refurb Date Opponents June 1899 Pennsylvania, Columbia June 1900 Pennsylvania Columbia July 2, 1901 Pennsylvania, Columbia June 21, 1902 Pennsylvania Columbia June 26, 1903 Pennsylvania, Col., Wis. June 28, 1904 Col., Penn., VVis., Geo't'n June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Penn., Col., Wis. 1905 f5uniu1'1B JAMES HIRANI STURDEVANT, '05 . RAY RIVINGTON POWERS, '07 GEORGE MILIAS CHAPMAN, '05 CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER. '07 . CARLTON PERRY JOHNSON, '06 CLARENCE DAVIS BARNHART, '05 . JAMES QUIGG NEWV1'ON, '07 . CHRISTOPHER COX, '08 . GEORGE fXT1VA'I'ER RANKIN, '07 Date Opponents l l'YZ'1'L1'l67' May 27, 1905 Yale, Pennsylvania , Cornell 7 YBYU Bow Two Three . . Stroke ll YI'H7ZUI' Tmze Ikffzlles Place Penn. 11.12 2 Poughkeepsie Penn. 10.312 2 Poughkeepsie Cornell 11.392 2 Poughkeepsie Cornell 1031.2 2 Poughkeepsie Cornell 10.34 2 Poughkeepsie Cornell 10. 502 2 Poughkeepsie Syracuse 10.152 2 Poughkeepsie atsitp Qllrcm . , Bow Two Three Fozw Five Six Seven Stroke . . C1O,YSZL'UZ.9'Z Time Distance Place 6 . 34 1 mile. 5 50 yards Pliilaclelpliizx Earl e Bromley Carman All en Welsh Gavett , Cox Hanson Holt Nedham Ellmw ort h CCo:vswainj iFte5IJman Grew, 1905 l 1905 varsity mu CLARENCE EDWIN BOESCH, '05 Captavhz EDWARD JOHNSON BLAIR, '05 . Hlczvzager HAROLD JACOB WISE, '06 Asst. Jlflazzager CHARLES E. COURTNEY, WILLIAM STUART STOWELL, '07 ROBERT CHARLES BARTON, '06 CLARENCE EDWIN BOESCI-I, '05 JOHN PALLISER DODS, '08 GEORGE WILSON FOOTE, '05 Qlrzm BERNHARD EDWARD FERNOW, JI-,, '06 WILLIAM FORREST LEE, '06 EDWARD THADDEUS FOOTE, '06 WILLIAM GORDON TAYLOR. '07 , Substitutes GEORGE MILLS CHAPMAN, '06 OLEY DE VVAYNE ROATS, '05 369 Coach Bow T100 Three Four Five Six SCVUF71 Sfrolca fo ,rswfz 1' zz THEODORE EARLE 1905 freshman rem ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN GEORGE CHARLES HANSON STANLEY CROMXVELL NEDHAM LEONARD iWH1TNEY G.XVETT -lOHN 'WASHEURN HOLT . THOM.xs XVI-11TNE1' XVELSH CI-IRISTOPHER PAUL COX . GOODWIN DAVIS ELLSXVORTII, -lr. .iitrsbman Qllrem RBEUFU Dale Opponenls July 13, 1875 Brown, Hai-varrl, Princeton . July 19, 1876 Harvard, Dartmouth, Columbia July 17, 1878 H:1rx'ar1l .... June 24, 1890 Columbia, Yale . .lime 0, 1892 Columbia , June 20, 1894 Danufless . , June 19, 1895 Pennsylvania . . June 25, 1896 Harvarrl, Penn., Col. June 23, 1897 Yale, Harvard . , .Tune 30, 1897 Columbia, Pennsylvania . June 23, 1898 Yale, Haryarml , . July 2, 1898 Cornell, Pennsylvania , . June 26. 1899 Columbia. Ponnsylvaiiia . . , . June 28. 1900 Columbia, Wliwonsin, Pennsylvania . . July 2, 1901 Columbia, Vilisconsin, Pennsylyallia. Syracuse June 21, 1902 Columbia, Vflisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse .lime 20. 1903 Columbia, 1Visr'onSin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . .lune 28, 1905 Syracuse. Columliia. Pennsylvaiiia . 1: Inter:-ollegfiate rc-corn l. 3 70 Winner Corn ell Cornell Cornell Corn ell Corn ell Cornell Cornell Cornell Yale Cornell Yale Cornell Cornell Viliseonsi n Pennsylvania Cornell Cornell Syracuse Cornell Time Jliles 17.3212 3 17.235 3 17,139 3 11.061 2 10.56-Q 2 11.15-1 2 11 2 10.18 2 9.105 2 9.215 2 11.223 2 10.51 2 9.55 2 7.41 2 10.205 2 9.312 2 9.1811 2 10.01 2 9,3922 2 Bow Tivo Three' Fam' Five Six Seven Stroke Coxsieiaivzv Place Saratoga Saratoga Ensenore New London Ithaca lthaca Ithaca Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Saratoga New l,On1lon Saratoga PO11gl1liB6llSlS Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie P011gl1k66DSl6 Poughkeepsie Pfiuglikeensie .A sg . .2 . - 21' 1 1' .9 , ,Q ggi . X I' , Qs ,fs,:-My L i e9 V292 2 M 1 X 5, x is iq MX? 2 5 1 2 Q I ffl 3' M, 3 x4'?g24 gym? 3 3 Va k f f 5 ,r 55, gr 240 393 Avis Q 2 if gi . ,'f,. -. A' ga ggszffffi f ,. . f . 21 V-J Hglgfzigs EQ! YI .-E: my ' ii f-nigffe 572 ' .' f -+'!5fsiC.4 R sw , ' nf 3 ':, gag 1,1 ggi ,, 2 V f ' 1 , V 85 6 571 - , . 2:f,:3'53f if 5-215 N 22 +125-H ' 1 Iii 1, .Q 4,-4,5-af. fa .rw I A5 f i , S' -'-e f '- eliffxlpf '.f-M151 '31 'f J- 7 if Z2 . f .Lf . . 4 ' I :1 .I 1 3 '- ' 1 I' ., ,:,4,,,,-,f. I A 1, ' u k 2-,iff if-if , K: H,g':' 5 W 371 THE THREE Cmaws AT Poucuxcmarsm THE SQUAD TI-IE VARSITY TPIE Frzosn AI A ., ,I BREAKING TRAINING Qllt Poughkeepsie, Shine 1905 THE VARSITY THE FOUR-OARED THE FRI-:SHMAN Ghz Qlrzlns' ' W 1'2 ' - , I 1 l' 1 6 0 0 ..11f I . A Y . ' v ft 'i: I 1 : : A- 1525, 1- .-Q4e5T3-- 1 e c A if : ' ,-:, ,,,3 3 g:f Date Store Score' Place Sept. 27 Cornell S Hamilton Ithaca Sept. 30 Cornell 12 Colgate Ithaca Oct. -1 Cornell 28 Hobart Ithaca Oct. 7 Cornell 2-4 Bucknell Ithaca Oct. 21 Cornell 30 VVestern U. of P. Ithaca Oct. ZS Cornell 57 Haverford Ithaca Nov. 4 Cornell O Swarthmore Ithaca Nov. 11 Cornell 6 Princeton Princeton Nov. 18 Cornell 6 Columbia Ithaca Nov. 30 Cornell S Pennsylvania Philadelphia Summary Games Won. 6 Games Lost, 374 ehiem nf the Swann HE season's record of the 1905 football team was an erratic and rather disappointing one, and had it not been for the fact that in the final and most import- ant game of the season the team found itself and displayed its real strength by practically tying the unbeaten Pennsylvania team, the season would have been considered a complete failure. The material, al- though composed largely of underclass men lacking experience, was m l above the average, l and at the begin- ning of the season the prospects were such as to lead nearly everyone interested to believe that Cornell was to have an unus- ually strong team. The early games showed gratifying strength in nearly all departments of the game and there was nothing to dim the bright prospects until the unexpected and decisive defeat by Swarthmore, whose sub- sequent record showed that it was a much more powerful team than had been supposed. This defeat caused considerable disappoint- mentiand evidences began to develop that there was something wrong with the team. Great strength of attack and defense was exhibited at times and later would be shown a decided reversal of form. As the season progressed it became apparent that the players lacked that harmonious, get-together, do-or-die spirit which is absolutely essential to successful team play. In the Princeton game the team showed up very strongly until the close of the con- test. At one stage of the game, Cornell was 373 C.-wr. H. COST!-ZLLO, 06 ahead by the score of 6 to 5 and it looked as though a victory might 'result when a fum- ble and a questionable decision gave Prince- ton the advantage, and Cornell, instead of rising to the occasion, seemed to weaken and allowed Princeton to win by two touchdowns. Columbia was played the following Sat- urday and Cornell, after completely ouqiayffm ing their opponents in the first half, again became demoralized and went to pieces, suf- fering the, most humiliating defeat of the season-humiliating because it was realized that Cornell was beaten by an inferior team. By this time, the cause of the poor show- ing had become so evident to players, coaches and everyone in touch with the situation that a combined effort was made to restore harmony and confidence in the squad and to get the team playing with a more loyal team spirit. The result was that in the Pennsyl- vania game the team played for the hrst time during the season the game that they were capable of playing and had been expected to play. In that contest every Cornell player did his best and played with a fierceness of spirit not surpassed by any former Cornell team. The players helped each other, encouraged each other, fought for each other and for Cornell and the result showed so plainly what a loyal get-together team spirit will accomplish that it should prove a valuable lesson to all Cornell teams of the future. faaaf CAPT.-ELECT VAN ORMAN, '08 3 7 6 Campion f.n.lfl'l1l'lUf'Tj O'Rou ke Downs Thompson Walder Newman Babcock M nrt in H allinlay VanOrman Costello CC'aptainD Cook Furman Lyon Gibson Pollak Newhall Earle Roadhouse 1Bat5itp :lhauthail Qteam, 1905 PENNSYLVANIA 1905 COLUMBIA 1905 378 varsity jfnnthall sam, 1905 JAMES HARRY COSTELLO, '06 . Captain EDWARD WVINSLOW CAMPION, '06 .Manager HAROLD FLETCHER WARDNVELL, '07 . . Asst. M'a11ager GLENN S. WARNER, '04 . . Coach JOHN MOARLEY . . . Tfaflher Qtzam CHESTER LINWOOD ROADHOUSE, '06 . . Left End GEORGE TANDY COOK, '08 . . Left Tackle ELMER IVES THOMPSON, '09 . Left Guard WILLIAM SEYMOUR NEWMAN, '07 Center BERNARD JOHN O,ROUKE, '09 . . Right Guam' JAMES HARRY COSTELLO, '06 . Right Tackle RAY VAN ORMAN, '08 . Right End JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK, '07 . Qitarterbacle GEORGE HENRY WALDER, '09 . Left Halfback EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON, '08 . . Right Hatfbacfe MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY, '06 .... . Fullback ivubstttutes 0511115 GEORGE HENRY SCI-IILDMILLER, '09 LYMAN MIDDLEDITOH, '06 Giadxlrs ALEXANDER WILLIAM DANN, '07 CHARLES ALBERT LYON, '06 Q5uarIw FRED JOHN FURMAN, '06 CHARLES LEEEVER DOWNS, '06 CHARLES CLAYTON ODERKIRK, '08 Qllsnter THOMAS DITTO HODGE, '08 LA VERNE ARTHUR WILDER, '06 A Quatterbark JOHN NEWPIALL, '06 balfimrkz THEODORE EARLE, '08 PARIS MARTIN, '07 .fullback LOUIS ROBERT VVOLHEIM, '06 379 Bradley McNamara, Goodspeed Focke Bogardus h Burns Taussig Dulaney CC'aptainJ Hoschke Austin McFadden Shook Oberly bupbumure ihutliuaii mam, 1905 M cCut cheon Piollet Cosgrove Chapman Smith Babcock Carm aechel Jamieson McCollum Watson Hale Curry Cornwall freshman jFuutI1aII -iilicam Y..- A , .W PR THE SCORE BOARD CORNELL ,O9 vs. PENN. ,O9 A CONSULTATION PRACTICE 382 THE BUCKNELL GAME SWARTHMORE Bmwvsrx 'rm-: H.ALVES 383 saggy- Date Opponent Cornell Opp. Place March 26 Vanderbilt University 4 10 Nashville, Tenn March 27 Vanderbilt University 3 Nashville, Tenn. March 30 Castle Heights School 10 Lebanon, Tenn. March 30 Cumberland University '22 Lebanon, Tenn. March 31 New York Nationals 3 Nashville, Tenn April 1 Nashville Southern League 3 Nashville, Tenn April 5 Niagara University 1 Ithaca April 8 Hobart College 19 Ithaca April 15' Binghamton League 3 Ithaca April 15 Binghamton League 5 Ithaca April 19 Syracuse League 6 Ithaca April 22 New York University 15 Ithaca April 26 Lafayette 4 Ithaca April 29 Princeton 0 Princeton May 6 Columbia 5 Ithaca May 9 Amherst 1 Amherst May 10 Harvard 1 Cambridge May 13 Princeton 4 Ithaca May 17 St. Iohnls Military Academy 20 Ithaca May 19 Columbia 3 New York May 20 Pennsylvania 3 Philadelphia May 27 Manhattan 2 Ithaca I May 30 Pennsylvania 1 Ithaca June 3 Oberlin S Ithaca 384 ehiem of the Season HE Cornell baseball team of 1905 had a very credit- able season as a glance at the record will show. The southern trip was arranged with the idea of giving the team as many games as possible in one locality where all the available time could be utilized for games and practice without the added strain upon the players the case in previous years. Nashville was the place selected and the team derived great benefit during the week spent there and also made a very good record, winning from all the college teams played and showing up strongly in the games with the professionals. The team went through the season without any humiliating defeats such as have been suffered in seasons gone by and played more consistently than is usual with most college teams, winning some very well-played games. The most notable vic- tory was that over Princeton at Ithaca, which was probably the most exciting game ever played on Percy Field. All excepting two men on the team had played together at least one season under the coach- ing of Mr. Jennings and it was but natural that they should continue to improve and do better work than formerly. All the players showed an interest in their development and trained faith- fully, a general improvement over the previous season being the result. In fact the team's record compares very favorably with those of the best teams the university has ever turned out. Much of the success of the team was due to a very effective battery, Cornell having had in Um- stad and Deshon two of the season's best college pitchers, while behind the bat, Captain Welcli had few equals. He proved an excellent leader, always ggi If Q f caused by traveling from place to place as had been .P - , if -Q0 . U CAPT. XVELCH, '06 3 8 5 able to steady his men and keep them keyed up to their best efforts. Man- ager Murphy looked after well that the players were no an ic pp y times result from mismanagemen success Was attained. flaw ff the business matters and comfort of the team so t h d' a ed b the annoyances which some- t. He deserves no little credit for what 3 :1 xi '-- XV ' .l47'n1 . I , .u u 527 A ., ' ' f '- , gf ': ' . , , . ,A , . . 4' ggi! ,L ' if 'S7i5i5V 'T'2!f,f f I 'EVN' 2' 'll f M.. y4f:g.ff 'Na2 ' 5 , . . , 3- MM 1'-nffdm 1 1 In 1- .J 1 . , .1 ,. '.', '. - . 4 f,.,--U.:-::,' V !h7 MW,f0 xx 115,151-ffl.: .f 25:55:34 -,gf fn,--A. , JL - : :Im g . at g , 9'7 - Il U .QMSZZX ,.,- - ,-M - A ,if .,' 1 -A ,. - if A , - ' 43,55 --1 35, ,y :J it .. 3 V' '-N--' .nh A 'hqn.1V ,iz -I , 2 - - .g..:f'.-.lf . 1' 1 1 4 ,3 eaiamlf-1 33' ,:4.,f4zqq:::,Q2 '7:iff4229yass2zs2Q'zzazzz2z2af:fWfzi1,f2mag1f-f., 386 Bigelow Graves Champaign Preston Brown Coavh Warnex Murphy CMgr.J Rice Deshon Umstad Bramari Coffin CAsst,. Mglzj Welcll Cflaptainj Heilman warsitp 2ESa5eI.1aII -Qtzam, 1905 E AFTER THE PRINCETON GABIE T N .,.. x 1g,f -5 f . - .-'51.,,,,,Mg 11.5, -I .. - 7 . 3 ,V1y14Zx,,'-,r,3, X, . 1 , 3 1 - ,' ' ' ,vas ' 1 - ff-1'f:-risk -f .1sf-'ww 2 - K ., Q A s Qf ' f v' ' .- f1Q4:3g x1?-Efev' I-VCV :iff Jaxx TVX , .Sf ,V ,, xigw.. -5 .re-Ma, fghzgi, .- va T --Y , -vw.-fp+..g:gE-496:11L-3+ 2. zw -sz ,- fp.: ,Q 2 5, V 1 1 ,X wx-..- -9' . :.. X. : -Q11-fa :,.w.,-frw: ,M , f ,::3'.Eps: ea' .iff Mwff- f -1321? ear Gs' Qfaivsieeb - Sf 3,5-S' 2, 1 A-1 1 X -I ri -1- ' 93123. - 1 Q- fix N . waxy- Awfsi. 22, T .4:f:fz-fffwviffl -wr-' ff- r '92 . 'T I .f.i: :.: if 3 , asvkvf' -LA:-:1' :j' fb 32 -3X5,:, .: ,-, K-,ASz.:uf!2?'?'sX.1Wepa'z-'gvux.i4f':-.:iS2'-K X'2w1i?5f2mg:'Q5iQ9' -' A-w5X3f?Q+V,K 'Xa 1 K f- T '. ' ' Ski?-a.--hisA?::f:a?x?34?'?v:ii-friwiff. .,.2:'::f:gf:fSi:z.1,zI46JYf'9qMJ' Y ,fi Nga,-A-it fvf-'z':-:expr ':r-mffw:-14,422 -H90-15:.::w2aewa':-rf-:Ggp, .. 4:-f' AE- T ' -' 496 T ' -SN'Y':-.2-181' 1:.Is.:6i51-fit. 39-322 'I'-' 1I 5.-:5Yi:f?T'5-SS' XFnl--,253 5541f'Jf'5-5353-.'1.Q11'Tk Elqzfy f' 2 ' :LTR IN THE CAGE 1908-1909 1905 Barsitp ibm:-fehall sam LEON COWLES VVELOH, '06 JOSEPH GLEESON MURPHY, 'OS JOHN DIX COPFIN, '06 . GLENN S. WARNER '04 . SYLVESTER COSORAVE PRESTON, LAURENCE JOSEPH RICE, '07 FRED LEE HEILMAN, '08 . EDMUND SWAIN BROWN, '07 ORAMEL HARRY BIGELOW, '07 JAMES LLOYD BRAMAN, '06 LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN, '06 LEON COWLES WELCH, '06 WILFRED LE ROY UMSTAD, '06 JOHN JAMES DESHON, '06 RALPH IRESON GRAVES, '07 JOHN KENNEDY WILLIAMSON, '05 PARIS MARTIN, '08 WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY, '07 Glzam iubstitutes 389 Asst. C ap taivi llflarzager Ma1'zager Coach First Base Second Base Short Stop Third Base Left Field Center Field Right Field Catcher Pitchers Catchers Pitchers Hoyt, Chittenden Jones Sweeney Root Brown A1-mstl'0Hg Heilman Reiber ivupbumure Baseball Guam 390 Higgins Halberg Clinton D Bohlen Cornwall Watson I Heuiin gway H ill Demi is illresbnnan Baseball Qteam ON THE NASHVILLE DIARIOND M M Do filbe buutbern 604111905 Oz., ',. .M KID AND BRAM COMING HOME 1 L , , J.. ' CAPT.-UN WELCH HITS'-PRINCETON GAME L Event 100-YARD DASH 100-YARD DASH 220-YARD D.-XS1-I 440-YARD DAS11 S80-YARD RUN KJNE-MILE :RUN 'FNVO-MILE RUN 120-YARD HURDLP1S . 220-YARD HITRDLES . HIGH JUMP BROAD JUMP . . POLE XZAULT . . PUTTING 16--LB. Sum' THROWVING 16-LB. PIAMMER 30-YARD DASH . 100-YARD DASH 220-YARD DASH 440-YARD DASH . 880-YARD RUN . . ONE-NIILE RUN . ONE ANII ONE-HALF 1lrIIl.E 35-YARD HUIIDLES . 40-YARD HIGI-I HURDLES 100-YARD Low HUH17L1CS 100-YARD HIGEI HURDLES :RUNNING HIGII JUMP POLE VAIILT . . PUTTING 16-LB. SHOT TYVO-MILE JRELAY FOUR-MILE RJELAY . ONE-AIILE RELAY. QButliuur Record 10 sec. 9 4-5 Sec. 21 3-5 sec. 49 4-5 sec. 1 min, 57 1-5 sec. 4 min. 24 2-5 sec. 9 min. 40 sec.T 15 3-5 sec. 24 3-5 sec. 6 ft. 1 1-2 in. 22 ft. 5 in. 11 ft. 9 3-4 in. 45 ft. 1-2 in. 146 ft. 11 in. Entluur 3 4-5 sec. 10 3-5 sec. 23 3-5 sec. 52 3-5 sec. 2 min. 3 1-5 sec. 4 min. 28 Sec. 6 min. 57 2-5 secfwf 5 Sec. 5 4-5 sec. 11 3-5 sec. 14 sec. 6 ft. 1 in. 11 ft. 6 ln. 42 fi. 1 1-2 in. Smin. 14 3-5 sec. 18 min. 20 1-2 sec. 3 min. 28 2-5 Sec. 'kPan American, not allowed on account of wind. l'World's Record. Hntercollegiafe Record. 2 iDic1 not clear all hurdles. 394 0--f :Sam Uzmmo moo N 9-isis-v Q- -I'-1'-4 N 5 !f'5'1 J' 666 IJ--Ima G. Warren, '03 S. Trott, '03 D. C. Munson, '06 W. E. Schutt, '05 L. Ashburner, '0611 E. Cairns, '06 . E. Cairns, '06 G. W. Mosher, '07 T. M. Jackson, '08 F. S. Porter, '05 T. Cook, 'OS 9 C. D. Young, '02 W. T. McCarthy, '05 F. G. Wallis, '06 H. A. Rogers. '03 B. Smifh. '04 W. E. Schutt, '05 D. C. Munson, '06 C. D. Young, '02 FQFFUQ Cairns, '06 Ashburner. '06 F. Porter. '05 06 B. Philips, ' J. Porter, '05 T559 F. B. Townsend. '08 F. W. Poate, '05 M. C. Overman. '05 D. C. Munson. '06 E. Shutt, '05 D. C. Munson, '06 B. Smith, '05 T M. Foster. '04 C. M. French. '09 H. M. Rogers, '07 F. J. Herr. '07 J. C. Carpenter, '07 5 W. Wilson, Jr., '00 P. Serviss, Jr., '05 E Date of Illaking May June May May June May May May May May May May May May March Fel'm'y Feb'y Fnh'y Feb'y March Feb'y March March Feb'y Feb'y March March March Feb'y March March 1901 1901 1901 1903 1902 1905 1903 1905 1904 1904 1905 1905 1905 1905 1900 1903 1904 1903 1903 1904 26, 4, 1905 7. 1900 1900 7. 21, 1904 1904 1903 1906 1901 1905 1904 1906 ONE-MILE RUN 440-YARD DASH 120-YARD HURDLEs 100-YARD DASH TWO-MILE RUN HALF-MILE RUN 220-YARD HURDLES 220-YARD DASH SHOT PUT POLE VAULT HIGH JUMP HAMMER THROW BROAD JUMP smell hs iemnsplhania 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 li 1 3 1 3 1 2 3 1 2 3 l Qt lpbilauelpbia, jilap 12, 1905 Poate, Cornell Camp, Cornell Munson, Cornell Hyman, Pennsylvania . Carpenter, Cornell Rogers, Cornell Amsler, Pennsylvania . Ashbnrner, Cornell Vonnegut, Cornell Dear, Pennsylvania . Whitman, Pennsylvania Gould, Cornell Hemingway, Cornell Vfillgoose, Cornell llflagoiiin, Cornell Townsend, Cornell . Wilcox, Pennsylvania Rowland, Cornell Amsler, Pennsylvania . McClellan, Pennsylvania Turner, Cornell Hyman, Pennsylvania . Dear, Pennsylvania Baldwin, Cornell Porter, Cornell . Boyd, Pennsylvania Cook, Cornell Phili is I Jackgon I Cornell . Kirkpatrick XL Penns lvania MCSwain I y Porter, Cornell 1 Moffatt, Pennsylvania I MacDonald, Pennsylvania Cook, Cornell . . VVilder, Cornell Fennell, Pennsylvania Mosher, Cornell . Green, Pennsylvania 'Wing Pennsylvania Ulutal Scare in llluints Cornell, 66 Pennsylvania, 51 395 Time, 4 min. 34 Time, 9 min. 59 Time, 2 min. 11 sec Time, 50 2-5 sec Time, 15 4-S sec Time, 10 sec sec sec Time, 241 sec Time, 21 -1-5 ,sec Distance, 43 ft. 75 in Height, 11 ft Height, 5 ft. 11 in Distance, 136 ft. 3 in Distance, 22 ft. 5 in 100-YARD DASH 120-YARD PIURDLES ONE-MILE RUN 4-10-YARD DASTI 'FVVO-MILE RUN 220-YARIQJ HURDLES 220-YARD DAsH HALF-MILE RUN SHOT PUT POLE VAULT HIGH JUMP l'lAMMER 'FHROXV BROAD JUMP nmell hs iljarimetnn Qt Etbura, jiilap 6, 1905 Rulon-Miller, Princeton Baldwin, Cornell Gould, Cornell Ashburner, Cornell Vonnegut, Cornell Armstrong, Princeton Munson, Cornell . Williams, Princeton Poate, Cornell Atlee, Princeton . Carpenter, Cornell Rogers, Cornell Willgoose, Cornell . Hemingway, Cornell Magoflin, Cornell Turner, Cornell . Armstrong, Princeton Nuelle, Princeton Rulon-Miller, Princeton Rogers, Cornell Connors, Princeton Townsend, Cornell . Maurice, Princeton Single, Princeton Porter, Cornell . McCormick, Princeton Cook, Cornell Jackson, Cornell . Philips, Cornell Meissner, Cornell A Porter, Cornell Tooker, Princeton Serviss, Cornell Pew, Cornell . Cook, Cornell Daub, Princeton Simons, Princeton . Grimes, Princeton Turner, Cornell fffutal :brute tn paints Cornell, 74 Princeton, 43 396 Time, 10 sec Time, 15 3-5 sec Time, -L min. 2-1 2-5 sec Time, 50 3-5 sec Time, 10 min. 3 sec Time, 25 4-5 sec Time, 23 sec Time, 2 min. 2-5 sec Distance, 38 ft. 25 in . Height, 11 ft. 92 in . Height, 5 ft. 10 in Distance, 132 ft, -1 in Distance, 22 'ft 15 in be Ilntercullegiate ieirtnrp HE winning of the Intercollegiate Track and Field meet at Philadelphia will make the year of 1905 one ever to be remembered by the followers of this branch of sport at Cornell. That it was bound to come was evident for several years past by the conclusive vic- ff tories over Pennsylvania and Princeton in dual mects Q increased de- v el o p m e n t which Cornell teams have -v-:Qi f E Q. V At - and all that was necessary was the continuance of that 7 W SEQ L-lem shown in recent years. Close followers of athletics throughout the country had conceded a prominent position at the Intercol- legiate meet to the 1905 team, but the general public scarcely believed it possible for Cornell to win from the Big Four with their large aggregation of star athletes of many years' stand- ing. The success of Cornell's Cross Country Teams and distance runners, it was thought, would give them points in the distance runs and a possible odd point or two might be picked up by landing an unexpected fourth place in some one of the other events, but that was all they expected. Vllith Cornell's track athletic history of but few years' growth, it was thought impossible for her to be counted in the running for first honors. The victory was due to the fact that the men knew IHOT6 about their ANTON Voxxscur, Carr. '05 TEAM 397 event than their competitors and had supreme confidence in themselves thereby. They had been through every conceivable test to prove their consistency in their specialty and they were sure they would do as well as before if not better. The latter proved to be the case and the men with few exceptions did better work than ever. ' I The Intercollegiate Cup, which is now in Cornell's possession, is awarded permanently to the college which has the lirstlftivefyictories at the Intercolle- giate meet to its credit. Yale secured the last cup inf 1903. This cup was given by the Intercollegiate Association in 1904 and VYale and Cornell each have one victory to their credit. Two flags were also awarded Cornell for this victory, one with the colors of the University and the other a national flag. These are given yearly to the winning college. The possibility of winning this cup per- manently all depends on the interest shown in this branch of sport by the stu- dent body and the Alumni. aaa I J. B. P1-uurs, CAP1-. '06 TEAM Ehrioh flvlgllj Ma.nPherson Rowland Lemon Gould Moakley CTraine1J Pew xvlJ0lIlHHL1CASSt.higY.P Rogers Camp Turner Townsend Ashburner Hemlngway Mosher Cook Porter Willguose Porter Philips Vonnegut fCapt.J Magof'Hn Poate Carpenter Jackson varsity -ilirack ffifeam, 1905 Intercollegiate Champions' arsitp rank sam, 1905 ANTON VONNIEGUT, '05, C'apiaz'1z S'I'ONE HOXVARD EIPIRICH, '05, Drlanager LEROY VVOODLAND, ,-lssffstant Ilifa-Imager Glzam LESLIE ASI-IBURNER, '06 . , . WTILLIAINT VVRIGHT BALDWIN,J1'., '05 AR'I'I'II'R DL71 l'ON CAMP, '05 . . JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER, '07 GEORGE TANDY COOK, '08 . CARL IXLVARD GOULD, '07 . . JOHN CARLISLE I'lEMINGXVAY, '06 . THOMAS DXIARSI-IALL JACKSON, '08 . CHARLES FREDERICK PTAGOFIFIN, '07 SCO'I I' TI-IADEUS lliElSSNl5R, '06 . Crux' XVALTER PJIOSHER, '07 . DAVID CURTIS llfllUNSON, '06 JOSEPH BOND PHILIPS, '06 . . FREDERICK WILLIAM POATE '05 . JOSEPH NI'LX1 l'ON PEW, '08 . FLOYD JOI-IN PORTER, '05 . PIARRY FRANKLIN PORTER, '05 HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS, '07 . HARRX' SI-IEPARD ROXKVLAND, '06 . GARRETT PUTNAM SERVISS,J1'., '06 FREDERICK BARRE'I r TOWNSEND, '08 , RALPH COI'I' TURNER, '06 V . JXNTON VONNEGIIT, '05 . FRANK GILBERT XV.-XLLIS, '06 LAVERNE AR'l'!'lLYl2 YVILDER, '06 . ATI-I LTR LINITORTI-I VVILLGOOSE, '08 . 400 JOHN MOAKLEY, Coach 120-yard hurdles 100 and 220-yard dashes SSO-yard and 1-mile runs 4410-yard run Shot put and hammer throw 100 and 220-yard dashes 2-mile run Pole Vault 1-mile, 2-mile, S80-yard runs Pole Vault Broad jump 1-mile, 2-mile, 880-yard runs Pole Vault 1-mile run Hammer throw Shot put High jump 440-yard run 880-yard run High and broad jump S80-yard run Broad jump 120 and 220-yard hurdles 100 and 220-yard dashes Hammer throw 2-mile run French Moakley CT1'ain erj H err Carpenter R Ogeff Heiap Efeam, 1906 401 U9 Rittenhouse Keenan Vxfhite Chapin Billwiller I Lemon Cook Jack son Pew Wil lgoose Lewxs Deane Eckert. Kel sey ivupbnmurz Qlrank Guam 'Tall'-olt Clarke Boblu Keenholts h Colpits Root French Pitkin Glllette Chase Mills ilzregbnman fi'1:ark fifearu Tllibirtiztb Qnnual Track ann jfielh Qtbampinnsbip 100-YARD DASH 220-YARD DASH 440-YARD DASI-I 880-YARD RUN ONE-MILE RUN Two-MILE RUN 120-YARD HLTIQDLES 220-YARD HURDI.I3S POLE vVAUL'1' :HIGH JUMP BROAD JUMP SHOT PUT HABIRIER THROXV Il. Q. Q. Q. Q. CORNELL, 304, WYALE, 281 HARVARD, 205, PENNSYLVANIA, 18, PRINCETON, 15 Munson and F. Porter win First Places 1 l I l Summary nf Qiuenta Shick, Harvard . Rulon-Miller, Princeton Read, Amherst Knakal, Columbia Shick, Harvard . Hyman, Pennsylvania Dodge, Harvard 'Whitham, Pennsylvania Hyman, Pennsylvania Dives, Harvard Burnap, Yale Carpenter, Cornell Parsons, Yale . Squires, Syracuse Baker, Swarthmore Townsend, Cornell Munson, Cornell . 'Williams Princeton VVhite, Amherst Hill, Yale Hail, Yale . . Willgoose, Cornell lVIago1':1'in, Cornell Chapin, Princeton Amsler, Pennsylvania Castleman, Colgate Vonnegut, Cornell Brown, Haverford Castleman, Colgate Amsler, Pennsylvania Armstrong, Princeton Cates, Yale Dray, Yale . . Philips' I Jackson I Cornell . Culhert, Yale Marshall, Yale Porter, Cornell 1 Crane, Harvardj' ' Tooker, Princeton . Simons, Princeton . Ytlebber, Stevens . Hubbard, Amherst Knox, Yale . . Porter, Cornell . Schoenfuss, Harvard Rollins, Amherst . Boyd, Pennsylvania Van Duyne, Syracuse Cook, Cornell . Shevlin, Yale , Pew, Cornell . 10 1-5 Time, 22 1-5 Time, -19 2-5 Time, 1 min, 56 SCC SGC SGC SCC Time. 4 min. 25 1-5 sec Time, 9 min., 50 3-5 sec Time, 15 3-5 SCC Time, 2-1 Q-5 sec Height, 11 ft. 105 in Height, 11 ft. 42 in 11 ft. 15. in freight, 6 fi . Sft. 11 in . . 5 ft. 10 in Height, 23 ft, 25 in . . 22 ft. in . 22 ft. 1 in . , 21 ft. sg in . Height, 45 ft. 5 in . 44 ft. 92 in . . 44 ft. 44 in . . 44 ft. 32in Distance, 149 ft. 11 . . 146 ft. 11 in in . . 143 fc. 12 in 137 ft. 6 in van'-'v L i- . ni' . ,- X ' I at-.H fa iw ,vqi-, .. ,-Ty:-f:e'5E-151173, -,ffm-,,, ei P' 4 V l,gZ:Y ,i, -g.I1',g.f:- -I H 'Y ml PHILIPS VAULTING L .9 TOXVNSEND XVINNXNG Hxs HEAT, NVILCOX, PENN., SECOND THE MILE IL 7'--' , 120-Yard Hurdles-2d Final Heat BROWN, Haverford IXSHBURNER, Cornell E.1.r.Es, Yale C.-xs'r1.Em.-xx, Colgate iintcrruiiegiate mast, Lbbilahciplyia. ilffap 27. '05 C33 C23 C43 C43 C13 C13 C23 V QI' ,sep , V I1 MQ. ,.1. 9 . ws:z2z2 f' 1.5532575655 . W- f . ,. H.. . . ...,,,,e . ,. ., .. I . Q K- .. ., ,. : ' A H f Y ' xS1v59':fPf'f:-3.- 117'-A 4141- -- 'H ' :-1 . . , . . , . .Iar.-L1 af. . 1.5 . . -K ,,A- -,V '- 5 5 32 f Q53-E+, I .-7195, Q ff? i, ' 1 8 9 9 Morris Park, New York, G3 miles A. J. SYVEFY1' C53 C. C. TORRANCE C63 O. O. BERRY C103 E, P. STROWGER CORNELL, 24, 37.-SLE 32. PENNSYLVANIA 50. COLUMBIA 72 Individual Winner, J. F. CREGAN, Princeton. Time, 34 min. 5 2-5 sec. 1 9 0 0 Illorris Park B. A. G.-HIL.-XCTHER C33 A. J. SWVEET C83 C, J. NIORRISON C133 J. Cf. FINCII A CORNELL 26, xr.-ALE 28, PENNSYLVANIA 28. QOLUMBI.-X 71 Inrlivifiual Winner, A. GRANT, Pennsylvania.. Time, 34 Inm. 17 sec. 1 9 O 1 11101-1-is Park R. S. TROTT C83 G. T. POLLARD C113 C. C. WHITE C123 B. SMITH -YALE 22, PENNSYLVANIA 31, CORNELL 35, PRINCETON C37 Indivichml Vifinner, D. W. FRANCHOT, Yale. Time 34 mm. 20 sec. 1 9 0 2 111 orris Park . E. SCHUTT C53 K. W. WOODWV.kRD C63 E. T. NEWMAN C93 C. C. SVI-IITE CORNELL 24, YALE 30, PENNSYLVANIA 53, HARVARD 59 ' Individual Winner, A. C. BOWEN, Pennsylvania, Tune, 35 min. 1 9 O 3 Traver's Island, Gi- miles . E. SCHUTT C23 K. W. VVOODWARIJ C43 T. M. FOSTER C53 C. F. MAGOFEIN 1 CORNELL 12, HARVARD 37. YALE 46, PRINCETON 70- Inrhviclual Winner, W. E. SCIIUTT, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 15 sec 1 9 0 4 TTZZUETCS Island, Gif miles T. NFVS'51AN C23 C. 17. MAGOFEIN , C43 D. C. RTUNSON C53 A. STARR b A CORNIELL, 12, PENNSYLVANIA 41, YALE 51, HARVARD 52 Inrlividual Winner, E. T. DIENVMAN, Cornell. Time, 32 min. 52 sec. 1 9 0 5 Travei-'s Islfmd, 611 Miles I . 31.-XGOFFIN C63 l3'lONT SLEETI-I C93 E. L. SIMPSON 1 CORNELL 29, IH.-XRVARD 35, YA1415 57, M. I. T. 65 Innlivnlual Winner, VV. G. HALE, Yale. Time, 32 min. 53 sec. llizrurhs nf 11JennspIuunia9DuaI jftzets C123 ARTHUR STARR 1901 Pennsylvania 14 Cornell 23 Ithaca l 1902 Pennsylvania 17 Cornell 19 Philaclelphia 1903 Cornell 10 Pennsylvania 37 Ithaca h 1904 Cornell 12 Pennsylvania 28 Pllilaflelphia. jllilemhers uf Hnterrulleglate Qlruss Qlluuntrp Qzsuctatiun COLUMBIA CORNELL PRINCETGN HARVARII YALE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA NIASS.-XCl'IUSE'1 l'S INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 406 CAPT. D. C. MUNsoN, '06 407 TnAxN1zR MOAKLEY Qlruss nuntrp' Iuh D. C. MUNSON, '06, C'czpla1'1z C. F. NIAGOFFIN, '07, .-lsszldaazl CA'ajvtaz'u D. C. MUNSON C. F. lVlAGo1fr1N. Prof. E. D. C. Munson, '06 I. C. Hemingway, '06 L. Arnold, '06 Arthur Starr, '06 G. C. Root, '06 C. H. Tuck, '06 W. Reid, '06 H. S. Ogden, '06 C. R. Hughes, '06 J. B. Gilchrist, '06 C, M. De Ved, '06 M. Sleeth, '06 J. P. Clark, '06 E. B. Goetter, '06 A. G. Drury, '06 F. C. Haskell, '06 F. O. Zevallos, '06 F. E. Peck, Sp. Ag. VV. H, Munson, '07 L. Sylvester, '07 AR'l'l'IL'R STARR, '06, ilfanagev' A. W. DU Bols, '07, .-lssistant Zlzfanager Qhecntine Qllnmmittze M. SLEETI-I I. C. HEMINGWAY ARTHUR STARR A. YV. DU Bois bnnnrarp jlillennhera T. Nichols Mr. E. P. Andrews Clflnhergrallunte jHE'llllJBl'5 E. L. Simpson, '07 XV. Hess, '07 H. Duryea, '07 C. F. Magoffin, '07 I. L. Robbins, '07 J. L. Hench, '07 R. B. W7ynkoop, '07 C. XV. Nickerson, '07 C. H. Wficks, '07 A. VV. Du Bois. '07 F. S. Adams, '07 L. H. Gates, '08 I. Slutzger, '08 'W. S. Nobis, '08 H. L. Trube, '08 J. VV. -I. WV. F. B. Townsend, '08 Marshall, '08 Seelye, 'OS Prophet, '08 D. Stewart, '08 408 L. A. G. Chapin, '08 L. Yvillgoose, 'OS A. L. Chapin, 'OS C. Maine, '08 B, J. Lemon, '08 T. B. Hyde, '09 H. Gillette, '09 J. V. Colpitts, '09 E. K. Hyatt, 'OO R. F. Hunter, '00- W. P. Hodges, '09 A. H. Gilbert, '09 1. S. Kelsey, '00 WL H. Patterson, '00 H. Cummin, 'OO H. E. Schlobohen, I. Duhuis, '09 F. Fowler, '00 R. Cameron, '09 F. S. Foster, '09 '00 Moukley C'1'rninerJ Schlobohn Cummin Slutzger DuBois CAsst. Mgmzj Pnl 1 arson Chapin Adams Nobis Hodges Cum emu V I um Q ' Reid Zevall os Trube Lemon Duryea. Colpits Sinnpsnn Hemingway Munson fCapf-.D Magomu Starr CMgr.j Sleeth Qlurneil Gross Qfuunttp Qliuh, 1905 Bellows CAQA.. Mgl-.J Gilclncr Darling Ricketson MacDona.lr'1 Kline Kirchhofer Reitze Main Johnson Lockcrby Hunter CCapt.J Q Scheidenhelrn Eveland ilacrusse Guam, 1905 410 fix , ,L , r R L C CZRC O 5-5 ,4 4.V 1 f L.'.:W'.' 3' 1 V ,--.-5 5- -. -,n'i'.T.' ' - ' V V .. . ' t'S'.J',' ' - 'iif ,., 7-5'-2.1 5 'Q f f , ., . LC. , SN.. ,I , LZ. 'L . . , Q53 ' - , --a12'Z2ifL1Ef . . -'f ..f.-.-.,.,.Q, -. - ,- . ,'rm5,.-,I .4- ,,. ' 5 ' -v- if . . x 5435 Q. '. '-. nl .1 - .J ' b :.1!- - '-.1 ' -f mil: in-5?-2'- CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL LEI'IlGII SXVARTIIMQRE :HOBART PIOBART . PENNSYLVANIA COLUMBIA STEVENS TORONTO H A RV A R IJ . BUFEA LO L. C. GAMES VVON, 3 GAMES LOST, 6 GAMES TLED, 1 411 . X J if w 4 X X 4 i H -4 Q ui 1 Q R NX , g,.'-, rx-M.:: H . f- -1 :fn -' e . .4111-. ' ff. 5 ' 5,94 v Nu . I ,A aw' 5- - O S 6 9 3 O O 4 5 8 4 4 nrnell ilarrnsse Iuh CHARLES WELSH HUNTER, '05 . JAMES HEBER PARKER, '05 BRIAN CHANDLER BELLOVVS, '06 MICPIJXEL JAMES SHE.-X . DANIEL DAX'OLD KLINE, '06 LINDLEY WILKESON JOHNSON CHESTER NELSON REITZE, '05 . ROBERT xAxRCHII5ALD LOCKERBY, '06 HIARRX' HOLMES GILDNER, '07 . HAROLD GOULD IWACDONALD, ,07 FREDERICK WILLIAM SOI-IEIDENHELM FRANK WINDSOR EVELAND, '05 NELSON -IARVIE DAIRLING, '07 . WILLIAM ELBRIDGE RICKETSON, '07 EUGENE ADAMS MAIN, '07 CHARLES WELSI-I HUNTER, '05 . , '05 . Substitute MZELVILLE LEWIS KIRCI-IPIOFER, '06 412 Captain . Rtanager Asst. 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Captain, LINDLEY WVILKESON OHNSON, '06 Alarm cr . 8 TI-IOMIAS ANDREVV ARMSTRONG, '07 Asst. IUar1agcr Gieam PERCY LANG LYEORD, '06 . . Forward JOHN ALONZO DIOKERMAN, '06 . Forward LOUIS DENMAN ROOT, '08 . . Center LIORACE EVERETT BRINKERHOEF, '06 Guard PHILIP EAMES GOODWIN, '08 . . Guard Svuhstttutes FREDERICK AVERX', '09 GEORGE BANCROFT CHASE, '09 PHILIP CHARLES WI-IITING, '09 FRANK ALPHONSE MANTEL, '06 -1-17 4 Flint Feeley Va,nBij1evelt Close Adendorff Peace CC3.13t.J Waters CMgr.D Gregson Sayce MacPherson Cloise Douglass Hurley CarpenflerCAsst.Mgr.D QEurnfII fffrtdiet Eeam, 1905 OOR ELL CLUB f X llffdlixxv Jbyli S Q-ff-X -J -,,, -js Q7 . 5+ ' E fx , R, . X, f A5 K 'S x -4 ff 'Q 'L Z:-. ' ' uj: 5, ,' Cl :Te,:1-. ': jff':f:: ..n' 1 -Q, : -S-,,, af-2.'f'1L-. 'ESJQZMH ., ..v.' f -4 1. .. - . .1-gm...-. - .f .. :-1 0 ,4f.-- -ua: . -4-QF:-K 'gm :fin---ur 1. ' 'E ' Q !sff2f'fiQ11i, z-w?nwz..Q.,, .yi X. ' X O j'g5?55i,:5:25UA,3jgf'i,15rg,llfQ:..jQ?5 T S. .. ' ' .'fif,!ffI?91. . 'r P Q .MI Y kg' M is 5: ' 'rl,, . A 1' .1 ' J , , 1 1 MV 9-,gf-...T il. I. ,4,. , h l. lx ., ., Q- I in L .3 .. VV. S. PEACE 'W. A. IXEECE E. J. GREGSON 1. C. CLOSE L. M. NIACPHERS D. C. CLOSE J. ADENDORFF A. H. SAYCE E. I. H. XVATERS A. MAUGI'IAN P. J. DOUGLASS HT. P LIURLEY S. B. CARPENDER S. H. FLINT DI. K. FEELEY ON 4 XV. H. FORBES KI. S. V.'XN BI-ILEVELT G. H. ADI,ER O. H. LINTON I. E. MANNOCCLR bl. XV. LAXVSON L. A. XNETER H. BAKER .T- C. I. BILLNVILLER H. GRUB13 H. P. POCIIET -I. F. PIITCHCOCK C. -I. RENOLD H. R. H.xLLOleA.N G. L. LAURIE-XV.-xLKE1e 19 nrnell rirket sam W11.LmM S. PEACE, '04 . . Captain E. J. H VV.-XTERS, '07 Rfafnager S. B. CARPENDER, '07 CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL W. S, PEACE, '04 A. H. SAYCE. '05 J. C, CLOSE, '05 E. J. GREOSON, '06 P. G. DOUOLASS, '06 I. K. FEELEY, '06 A. MAUGIYIAN, '06 102 58 61 90 181 Refurb TUUS TUHS TUDS FUDS TUHS Asst. M'a1zage'1' E. J. H. VVATERS, '07 I. A.DENDORFF, '07 L. M. MACPHERSON, '07 J. P. HURLEY, '07 S. H. FLINT, '08 J. S. VAN BULEVELT, '08 D. C. CLOSE, Sp. 190411905 HARVARD . . 164 STATEN ISLAND C. C. . 233 UNIV. OF PENN. 318 PIAVERFORD . 151 FRANKSFORD C. C. 83 420 TUDS YUUS TUHS TUDS IUHS CAPTAIN PEACE, '04 4 COACH PACEY Coach Gelas T, E. Fassett W. E. Harries F. C. Brundage CMgr.j O. W. Howard H. Hechheimer QCa.pt.J G. Delcasse vlurneii fanning Guam, 1 90551906 I I 1 - - I'- - , Q, ,lin . fi' . V1----. ,.,.., - H ,....,,, -1 - 1355225 -' ' S -. hw ' 'f .- w 1 422' .. 'Q ' H1 i- 95,252+ . - . , i Q' if A F W 1 6 A wg? rg 1 I fee 1 iff 'A i. .-9 .Je . . ..., W . . ' f if fi- f- -ig, .1 1' 215- l..1Qy- Q-,V . fiisiifgiv lj' If H. I'lECHI'IE1MISR, '06, Presirlenl S. W. Fox, '07, Secreiary O. VV. HOWARD, '08, Vice-Presiderxl F. C. BRUNnAc:E, '06, Manage:--'I'rcusu1'er L. B. CLEVJEL.-KNIJ, '07, Asslslrmt Afunuger 1 906 Gieam 1 H. l'1F1Cl'11'I1GIlVllCR, '06, Captain G. Dmacftssic, '07 O. W. Hownnn, '08 VV. E. Harmims, '08 Csubstitutej T. E. FAssF:T'r, '09 Csubstitutej Winners uf the Qlnusler 111112712415 1898 J. E. QIGNOUX 1900 N. L. .lKNIl'I5 1902 G. J. NJKTII1-KN 1904 I-1.HEcn11i'1m1sn 1898 A. S. Ixmzss 1900 C. W. DAVIS 1902 B. O. FRICK 1904 S. W. Fox 1899 C. BRUSTLEIN 1901 H. F. BLOUN1' 1903 F. F. PINO 1905 J. F. D:kRl,ING 1899 A. E. Winmnix 1901 W. L. BOWMAN 1903 W. FAGUNDES 1905 J. M. Fmxan Ciljemn lfierurtfs Dale Couiestuuls Cin order of finish, l'V7i77?7.6l' Score Place Cornell 07212. Feb'y 11, 1902 Cornell, Pennsylvania. . . . Cornell 8 1 Philarlelphia Feb'y 14, 1902 Cornell, Columbia .... . Cornell 7 Ithaca March 8, 1902 West Point, Cornell .... . West Point 3 West. Point, Ma.rch28-29,1902 W. P., Col., Annap., Yale, Penn. . . West Point 32 New York March 4, 1903 Columbia, Cornell .... . Columbia 0 2 New York March 6, 1903 Harvard, Cornell . . Harvard 3 Cambridge March 4, 1903 Vfest Point, Cornell . . . . . West Point 0 VVest Point- Mareh 20. 1903 Cornell. Pennsylvania ..... Cornell 6 Ithaca Marph27-28,1903 W. P., Col., Cor., Yale, Penn., H. . . YVest Point. 22 New York AD1'1l 18, 1903 Cornell, Annapolis ...... Cornell 6 Annapolis Feb'y 20. 1904 Annapolis. Cornell .,.. . Annapolis 3 Annanolie Feb'y 26, 1904 Cornell, Ha.rva,rcl . Cornell 5 Ithaca. March 5, 1904 West Point, Cornell . . W'est Point, 3 West Point Marph 11, 1904 Cornell, Columbia .... Cornell 7 ithaca. Avril 1, 2, 1904 W. P., Cor., Col., Annap., Yale, Penn. W'est Point New York CCornell and Col ia fiej Feb'y 17, 1905 Columbia, Cornell ...... Columbia 5 New York Feb'y 18 1905 West Point, Cornell ...... VVest Point 6 VVest Point. March 3, 1905 M. I. T., Cornell, Harvard .... M. 1. T. 11 13 Boston March 10, 1905 Annapolis, Cornell ...... Annapolis 4 Annapolis March 24-25,1905 Annap., W.P., Col., Cor., Har., Yale,Penn. Annapolis 32 New York Feb'y 22, 1906 Harvard, Cornell ...... Harvard 4 Ithaca March 2, 1906 Princeton. Cornell Cornell 5 Princeton March 3. 1906 Annapolis, Cornell ...... An napolis 3 Annapolis March 10. 1906 Columbia, Cornell ...... Cornell A 5 Tthaca Mar. 16-17, 1906 'W.P.,Har.,Annap.,Col.,Cor.,Penn.,Prin.West Point 16 New York 423 CAPT. HECHHEIBIER, '06 424 COACH GEMS Qssuriatiun jfuuthall GEORGE LAWSON, '06 . . JOHN SAMUEL VAN BIJLEVELT, '08 Cffeam CAESAR THOMAS GAOHE, '09 . . A. J. -I. VAN DER DOES DE BYE, '07 PERCY GORDON DOUGLAS, '06 . EDWARD THADDEUS FOOTE, '06 . LEOPOLD REINECKE G. GEORGE LAWSON, '06 . . JOHN SAMUEL VAN BLJLEVELT, '08 . DRAGOSHIN GEORGE DRAGOSH1NOFF, '03 GEORGES DELCASSE, '08 . . . FERNANDO GRTIZ DE ZEVALLOS, '06 . MARIANO NIOASIO LIM-IAP, '09 . Substitute GERMAN LARRABURE, '09 Brrurh CORNELL 2 COLUMLHA 425 . Cczpmizz Jlazzagcr Goalk n'L' per . Lcffbacle Riglztback . Lrft Halfbacle CC'IlfL'7' Halfback . Right Halflwacla Lcff Outside Forward Lefl Inside Forward Center Forward Right Inside Forward Right Outside Forward 2 Gfiornell wrestling Qleam urnell wrestling Qssnriatinn JOHN STEARNS, '06 GEORGE E. FRASER Illczazagm' and Clzplczivz . . . Coach Umm Fcatlm' lllriglzl Class-115 pounds NN. A. BdORRlS, '08 Special ll'cigl1z' Class-125 pounds C. A. GRIFFIN, '09 E. P. LEONARD, '09 Light ll'vz'glzZ C7Za5se13S pounds H. A. TEMPLE, '06, Winner in Pennsylvania meet ll'cItcv' llbiglzt Class-145 pounds S. L. PETRIE, '07, Winner in Pennsylvania meet Ilfiddlc' llkiglzt CZU5S4l58 pounds -lOl-IN STEARNS, '06, Capt. and Mgr. winner in Pennsylvania meet Zlfiddlc f'f6'ClUjl lllfiglzt Class'-175 pounds D. G. DRAGOSHINOFF, '08 V. VVHITEHEAD, '08, draw in Pennsylvania meet Hoang: l'l'eight CHARLES ODERKIRK, '08 -L27 Z L M ' A - - f' fgi-P If-P .E ,I L fi, I... - 5: X If . E 'S f fy 'Z - , 1,5 Z ' ,I Aff I' ff X in 2 ,I -4 ,f 3 'ef , . 'AFYPTQ 1 4. 12, fl V, , i ALL. ff? i T' . ff ff I v It p-23,- ' i- , -Q E j W!! W I :Q ' -4 ci E Y-1,4 f - - . fy ,Q :LL ,. -- L, f ji ,ft NT EI LL. L- 5, I.. 2, 1 zu 25 ,g,1 ,Aw 4, f!Zff' 1 Q ' f 1 f f I , if f j QBfEirrrs NVORMAN M. NIACLEOD . , . C1077LH'ZOCZOI'!? .ALBERT L. VENCILL . Vice-Commodore MILTON KRAEMER . Trcasmfer MARION V. BAILLIISRE SC'C7'FlG7'j' SIDNEY VV. TREAT . .... Qmz1'z'c1'11msZc1' Baath uf Gltustees PROFESSOR F. IRVING PROFESSOR C. V. P, YOUNG -I. A. XVI-IEELER M. KRAEMER, '07 N. M. MCLEOD, '07 A. L. XIENCILL, '07 M. V. BIIILLIERE, '07 jilemhrrs E. A. EKERN H. H. COOIIRANE W. C. GEER H. O. PHILLIPS QI. E. DIXVIIDSON R. VVILSON K. COLLIN R. H. BROWN L. M.ACPI'IERSON S. VV. TREAT N. M. MCLEOD 428 P. F. GAEHR R. B. KEUI-INS Y. T. FRAZEE j. S. VAN BIJLEVE H. M. SCI-IICKEL A. -I. BARZAGHI M. V. BAILLIITERE A. L. VENCILL I. A. VVHEELER M. KRAEMER LT 1 N 3 urnell ailp Sun Published daily except Sunday by a board of Editors chosen by Competition from the Senior. Junior and Sophomore Classes Qbffirez 122 fiiiuga ibtrrct VV. B. Whiie, '08 D. Stewarf, '08 U. W. Nznsmyfh, 'UT W. H. Munson, '07 E. H, Eitel' 07 K CMgr. Editorl S. S. Peer, 'OG N. H. Noyes, '06 H. P. DuBois, 06 D. C. Munszmn, '06 H. D. Novfh CBus. 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' ,qv I 9.-M'gy-VV'-W-:-if yr'.,-emgwl..AfgA1f..T-nfVwzfmr-VM11-,fl -4V ,. ,fr,,Lfqz:',qQ,e:1?1g'4,V-gf...-ga 5w 94,:pV15a:1 N,',4.,q..,,:..::1' g,,w,g-,,:g.gV,..7:v-msgf' :G J .1 .gr':f':1:: :V5:'a:EE13,. ' 1 -' 'f+V-fi?-f':Q1:1fm+Q 319 - vi' -S'caa::2.z,i3 ' 4523?-?11jf:':'rT3zw'?..:zz?'w:a,AL'-462251'g-Fair-3'P!-Hwy, -1 - fF+ 1f5':?:r'm 14v5v V,.V-:Vg V.-44 ,os-Ln. ,Q:qg.iVi5 -1-V ' . :Vi k ,4f,gfL:v?-MVfaq-gg,:,,:,f5g:g,Jggf:54yV,5ugAg:mlfgff'-wwf:f' . 4 Vg:-aiiga. ,fgsq-ViLQm.'Vff:5Zi5yr3a'r1: ,.. A . -. , , . ., ,. V .. ,. L., ,.Q.-, f,..1-L ,.M4.L,, .4,.1f,.,. ., ..... ,, .2 ,f.r-- .4...,-, ,.,..,Q1 K ,J f ' x KfTf ' M A R c H Itinerary of Southern Trip of Baseball Team announced. Alembic Club formed, Annual musical festival pro- gram announced. Easter recess begins. Baseball: Cornell 10, Vanderbilt 6, at Nashville. Baseball: Cornell 3, Vanderbilt O, at Nashville. Baseball: Cornell 10, Castle Heights 16, at Lebanon. Also Cornell 22, Cum- berland 2. Baseball: Cornell 3, New York Nation- als 7. APRIL Baseball: Cornell 3, Nashville Southern League Team 4, at Nashville. Crews taken on the lake. Cornell fourth in fencing tournament. F. W. Eveland resigns the Lacrosse captaincy. Baseball: Cornell 1, Niagara 0. List of University preachers announced. An- nouncement of election of A. Lazo, Ir., as business manager, and A. Leighton as assistant business manager of the 1907 CORNELLIAN. I Faculty Tennis Club dinner. C. VV. Hunter elected captain of the Lacrosse team. Announcement of next year's Sun board. Announcement of Wood- ford Stage. 44 Football Rules Committee announced -L. M. Dennis from Cornell. The 1905- 1906 Sun board assumes control. Baseball: Cornell 19, Hobart S. Com- petition for assistant business manager of the Sim commences. Announcement of Intercollege Trophy cup to be given to champions of baseball league. Miss Booth, official head of Salvation Army in U. S., speaks before large audience in Sibley dome. Cast for Senior week play announced. Spring Day Committee appointed. College VVidow given in New York as benefit for new athletic field. Lacrosse: Cornell 2, Lehigh 6. Lacrosse: Cornell O, Swarthmore 9. Baseball: First game-Cornell 3, Bing- hamton 2, second game-Cornell 5, Binghamton 0. Second Team 5, Hobart 3. junior Feed Committee appointed. The Sun incorporated. Lectures by Dr. Sandys and Mr. john Z. White. J. H. VVhitehead, '06, elected assistant manager Interscholastic Track Associ- ation, and H. F. VVardwell, 07, assist- ant manager of Football. Sibley JOM-THVCZZ elections. Spring foot- ball practice begins. Baseball: Cornell 6, Syracuse League 2. Prof. Jenks speaks on The Modern Missionary. U ' Miss M. E. McCabe elected to the 1907 CORNELLIAN board. Lecture by Samuel M. Gompers on Employers Associations. Omega Pi Alpha founds a chapter at Cornell. Congress Declamation Stage won by I. E. Chadowitz, '05, Baseball: Cornell 15, New York University 1. Golf: University Team 33, Faculty 7. Lecture by Dr. VVoodbury on the Race Function of Literaturef, Inter- college baseball: C. E. 17, Vets. 12, Arts 5, Sibley 4. Intercollege baseball: Law 20, Archi- tects 0. Baseball: Cornell -1, Lafayette 7. Musical festival opens at Chapel. Last meeting of Senior Class. CORNEL- LIAN elections. Tennis Club organizes. Interclass Cross Country Race won by 1908. Relay carnival at Philadelphia, Cornell third. Baseball: Cornell 0, Princeton 4. Musical festival closes. Baseball: Second Varsity 8, Starkey Seminary 1. Golf: Varsity 38, Faculty 11. MAY Ground broken for new Agricultural buildings. Intercollege baseball: C. E. 5, Law 5. L. J. Conger elected Editor-in-chief 1907 CORNELLIAN: C. R, Newkirk, artistic editor. L. B. Cleveland, '07, elected assistant manager of the Fencing Team. Intercollege baseball: Arts 11, C. E. 0, Sibley 21, vets. 6. ' Tennis schedule announced. junior Feed at Ithaca Hotel. P. T. Lyford, '06, elected captain Basketball Team, and T. A. Armstrong, '07, assis- tant manager. Lacrosse: Hobart 3, Cornell 3. Wood- ford,Stage won by R. P. Butler, '05. Guilford prize awarded to VV. VV. Gail, -1-19 '05. Sibley lecture-F. M. Rites on i'Governors. Miss Beatrice Hereford gives entertainment at the Lyceum. Senior Banquet at Ithaca Hotel. Base- ball: Cornell 5, Columbia 0. Track meet: Cornell 7-1, Princeton -13. Three records broken. E. L. McCullom, '05, elected Cornell representative to Central Oratorical League. Baseball: Cornell 1, Amherst 4. La- crosse: Cornell 7, Hobart 0. Andrew D. White speaks on the Diplomatic Service of the U. S, and Prof. W. H. Burr on the Panama Canal. Phi Beta Kappa elections. Baseball: Cornell 1, Harvard 5. Second Varsity 21, Cascadilla 4. Intercollege baseball: C. E. 11, Sibley 10. Fellows and Scholars appointments. Arthur L. Thayer, Harvard, '04, chosen general secretary C. U. C. A. Sibley Banquet. Schiller Centennial in Barnes Hall. Track team leaves for Philadelphia. Musical Clubs concert in honor of Princeton Baseball Team, Track meet: Cornell 66, Pennsylvania 51. Baseball: Cornell 4, Princeton 3. Lec- ture by A. H. Stone on Race Prob- lemsf' Interscholastic Meet won by Mercersburg. Cricket: Cornell 102, Harvard 164. Crews picked for Boston and Philadel- phia on the 27th. Baseball: Cornell 20, St. Iohn's 0. Spring Day. Lacrosse: Cornell -1, Penn- sylvania 0. Intercollege baseball: Law 13, Medics 3. Baseball: Cornell 3, Columbia 2. La- crosse: Cornell 2, Columbia 4. Sphinx Head elections. Baseball: Cor- nell 3, Penn. 1. Lacrosse: Cornell 0, Stevens 5. Golf: Cornell 14, Pennsyl- vania S. Tennis: Cornell 16, Rochester 3. Sigma Xi elections. Fencing Club dance, Quill and Dagger elections. -lntercollege baseball: Arts 17, Law 8. Baron Kaneko lectures on Problems in the Far East. Reunion of Cornell Chapter ot Phi Beta Kappa in Barnes Hall. 1006 CoRNEL- LIAN put on sale. Crews leave for Bos- ton and Philadelphia. Lecture by Prof, VV. A. Neilson, Ph.D. on 'tShal:espeare. Lacrosse: Cornell 1, Toronto 8. Track Team leaves for Philadelphia. lntercollege baseball: C. E. 15, Ags. -1. '86 Stage won by VV. L. Ransom, '05, C. E. lecture by Thomas K. Bell, CORNELL 'WINS THE INTERCOLLEGIATE AT PHILADELPHIA, ALSO BoTI-I CREW' RACES, AND THE BALL GAME WITH MANHATTAN. IMIIROMPTU CELEBRA- TIoN IN THE EVENING. Baseball: Cor- nell 2, Manhattan 0. Outrows Harvard by7 lengths. Breaks American Hen- ley record. Lacrosse: Cornell 6, Harvard 4. Mass meeting on Library Slope. Dec- oration Day. I U N E Commencement at Medical College in New York City. Instruction ends. Baccalaureate Sermon. Class Day. Alumni Day. Annual Meeting of the University Trustees. Thirty Seventh Annual Commencement. I U L Y Summer Session begins. A U G U s T Summer Session ends. 450 ', SEPTEMBER Announcement of Musical Clubs Christ- mas -fljip. K, L. Roberts,.'08 elected Editor-in-chief of the Vlfidow. Coop. incorporated. Faculty appointments announced. List of University Lecturers announced. Football: Cornell 5, Hamilton 0. Cheer leaders appointed. President Schur- man returns from East Hampton, L. I, Class Crews on the Inlet. First Freshman Meeting. Presidents address. Sophomore Sim competition begins. Announcement of reorganization of Em Board. Football: Cornell 12, Colgate 11. O c T o B E R Results of Masque election announced. L. G. Van Ostrand, President. Manager Day announces itinerary for Musical Clubs' trip. Delegation from the State Agricultural Society visits the Univer- sity. ' Football Training Table starts. Second Freshman Meeting. First call for Track men. Football: Cornell 28, Hobart 0. Com- petition for Em Board begins. Masque Competition. I. B. Philips elected to Athletic Council representing the wearers of the C. First Agri- cultural Assembly. Result of Masque competition announc- ed. T. M. jackson '08 elected Captain ofthe Sophomore Track Team. Pro- fessor Tarr returns from Alaska. Com- petition for Business Manager of the 1908 CORNELLIAN Commences. E. T. Foote, '06 elected Commodore of the Navy. Football: Cornell 24, Bucknell 0. Freshman Class organizes. Freshman Sun competition opens. Interclass regatta won by 1908. Senior nominations announced. First Underclass Baseball game: 1909, 6. 1908, 5. judge Knapp speaks on the Government Regulation of Rail Roads. First number Em put on Sale. First Lacrosse scrimmage. President Schurman's address to young men. First number of the llfidow on sale. J. B. Philips elected Senior President. Miss Fitzpatrick elected President of the Sage juniors. Alembic elections. Junior Debate Club elections announced, Crew celebration in the Armory. Lecture by Hon. Homer Folks. Cross Country training table started. Dr. Moore lectures on personal hygiene. junior Class electionsg J. A. Pollak, President. Football: Cornell 30, W. U. of P. 0. llfidow competition opens. Underclass Track Meet: 1908,49, 1909,-10. Athletic Council meeting. C's awarded to Varsity and Four-Oared Crews. Cast of H President of Oolong announc- ed. Sibley journal elections. University Orchestra organized. Basketball sched- ule announced. 1909 Debate Club or- ganized. Football mass meeting. The Big Red Team sung for first time. C. G. Bam- berger, '08 elected Second Assistant Business Manager of the W1'dota1. C. F. Alliaume, '06 elected Pres. Senior Law Class. Lecture by Herbert Putnam. Football: Cornell 57. Haverford 0. G. A. Boldt and H. H. Westinghouse elected Trustees of the University. M. C. Powell, '07 elected Pres. junior Law Class. G. T. Cook elected Pres. Sophomore Class. Captains of Rush Teams appointed by Pres. Philips. I. A. Black, '06 wins Golf championship. -1-S1 NOVEMBER Cornell History by Prof. W. T. Hewitt on sale. Second Football mass meeting in Sibley Dome. Underclass Hag rush a tie. G. P. Conger, '07 and VV. A. Kirk, '07 elected to Em Board. Football: Cornell 0, Swarthmore 14. G. H. Walder elected Pres. Freshman Class. Football: 1909, 37, George jun- ior, 0. Phncelon lfVz'd0w on sale. C. E. Tourison '05 elected leader of the Glee Club. Hon. Homer Folks lectures on Political Problems. Third football mass meeting in Sibley Dome. Musical Clubs leave for Prince- ton. Football team leaves for Princeton. Cornell-Princeton concert at Princeton. Football: Cornell 6, Princeton 16, 1909, 29. Starkey Seminary, 0. Block Week abolished in Sibley. Football: 1909, 16, 1908, 6. Cornell-Co- lumbia concert at Lyceum. Football: Cornell 6, Columbia 12. Athletic Council meeting. Assistant Managers of Navy, Baseball, Track, La- crosse and Inter-scholastic Track elected. Cross Countryteamleaves for New York. Cornell wins Intercollegiate Cross Coun- try championship at Travers Island. Dr. A. D. White speaks on Russian sit- uation. Thanksgiving Vlfidow on sale. Football: Cornell 1909, 17, Penn. 1909,0. C. E. Seniors leave for Thanksgiving inspection trip. Mass meeting at field. Kappa Beta Phi elections. Football team leaves for Philadelphia. Football: Cornell 5, Penn. 6. R. Van Orman, '08 elected captain for next year. D E c E M B E R 11 Association Football: Cornell 2, Colum- bia 2. Class committees announced. Mr. Wm. Poel lectures on Shakespeare and his Plays. A Mandolin Club members for Christmas 13 trip selected. lg Glenn Warner chosen head coach of Q Baseball. 4'Die Journalistenu presented 16 at Lyceum by Deutscher Verein. Glee Club elections for Christmas trip 17 announced. Pittsburg Orchestra concert in Sibley 22 Dome. Freshman cap rule suspended. 27 Cornell admitted to Association Foot- ball League. 30 31 Gymnasium tournament, Intercollegi- ate and Interuniversity Lacrosse leagues unite. John I-I. Barr, '89 presents Intercollege 1 rowing cup. Military Hop at the Armory. Lecture by David Wilcox on Railroad Rate Regulation. Cross Country banquet. L. R. Good- 2 rich, ,08 wins Congress Debate medal, 3 New Junior Week arrangements an- nounced. F. C. Tomlinson, '74 presents Civil En- 4 gineering College with rowing shell. Christmas Vacation commences. 6 8 JANUARY Banjo Club organizes. Crews on the Inlet. W'restling Association organizes. Lee- 9 ture in Sibley Dome by Pres. Schur- man. New register out. 10 Spring Baseball practice begins. La- crosse practice starts. Freshman toque rule takes effect. Prof. Woodruff re- 11 signs from Athletic Council. '9-1 Memorial Stage won by G. IV. Roesch, IO7. 452 Founders Day. Address by Dr. An- drew D. White on Freedom for Rus- sia. Joint meeting of upperclasses to discuss Freshman rules. Basketball: Cornell 10, Harvard 26. Cosmopolitan Club Smoker. Sophomore Smoker at Dutch Kitchen. Basketball: Cornell 17, Pratt 27. Prof, L. M. Dennis elected Chairman of Amalgamated Rules Committee. University Orchestra Concert. New Freshman rules adopted. Drawing for boxes at Junior Week dances. Examinations begin. Auction sale of Masque Play seats. Fencing Leagues reunite. President of Oolongn at the Lyceum. Sophomore Cotillion at the Armory. FEBRUARY Musical Clubs Concert at the Lyceum. Fraternity dances at the Alpha Delta Phi, Delta Kappa Epsilno, Delta Upsi- lon, Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Theta houses. Junior Prom at the Armory. Registration for second term. Ice Car- nival on Beebe Lake. Basketball: Cor- nell 1S, Yale 29. Hugh Jennings, '04 returns to coach Baseball Team. Baseball schedule announced. Official Chinese Commission arrives in Ithaca. I-Iugh Jennings selected as Toast Master of the Junior Smoker. Law School lecture by Dean Huffcut. Mass meeting in armory to welcome Chinese Commission. Basketball: Cornell 111, Princeton 30. Track meet in Boston. Cornell wins relay race with Princeton. Ten yard rule adopted by Rules Com- mittee. J. B. Philips, '06 elected cap- tain track team in place of D. C. Mun- son, '06 resigned. . Gwilym Miles and jean Gerardy give concert in Sibley Dome. junior Smoker in Armory. C. F. Ma- gofiin, '07 elected captain Cross Country Team. Hon. C. E. Pound lectures on The Du- ties of the Governor's Legal Adviser' v Basketball: Cornell 9, Yale 31. Barnes Hall Smoker. Veterinary Ban- quet. P. Harris resigns from Secre- taryship to Pres. Schurman. G. P. Conger, '07 elected President C. U. C. A. Fencing: Cornell 4, Harvard 5. Yale defeats Cornell in Relay Race at Troy. VVrestling: Cornell 3, Pennsylvania 3. Basketball: Cornell 22. Pennsylvania 25. Alumni Dinners at Buffalo and Roches- ter. Basketball: Cornell 25, Princeton 17. Alliance Francais play in Barnes Hall. William XV. Baldwin, '05 appointed Sec- retary to Pres. Schurman. Good Gov- ernment Club formed. MARCH Senior Law Smoker in Dutch Kitchen. Fencing: Cornell 5, Princeton 4. Basketball: Cornell 13, Harvard 24. Faculty decide to abolish rush at Fresh- man Banquet. Cornell Alumni lunch- eon in New York. Lecture by VV. C. Kerr, '79 to Sibley Students. Fencing: Cornell 3, Annapolis 6. 21 22 45 Mass meeting in Armory to discuss Freshman Banquet. Lacrosse schedule announced. C. U. C. A. delegates return from Nash- ville Convention. Concert in Barnes Hall. Debate Championship won by Cornell. Basketball: Cornell 22, Pennsylvania26. Fencing: Cornell S, Columbia 1. Intercollege crews begin practice on the machines. Southern Baseball trip itinerary an- nounced. Cornell Wins relay race from Yale and Harvard. Prof. A. WV. Smith, '78 elected to Athletic Council to fill the place of Prof. Woodrtiff resigned. Military Hop in Armory. First Informal junior Class Smoker. 1908 CORNELLIAN elections. Wrestling: Cornell 0, Yale 7. Cornell finishes fifth in Fencing Tournament. Sigma Xi elections. Baseball squad for Southern trip an- nounced. French play: Bataille de Damesf, given by Les Cabotins at the Lyceum. Lecture on the A'Spirit of the East by P. Ramanathan. Concert by Stanley Olmsted in Sibley Dome. Baseball team leaves for Southern Trip. F .C. Chapman, '07 elected manager of the Tennis Team. junior Law Banquet at the Ithaca Hotel. Easter recess begins. 1- - ' ,Q F 1 Q A 5 f ,f e x I S. mx ..,f.-'32 xml 4 ,4 ' -fl, x ,, 'f'1.s..,, - -X Av' , A. af.:-'r .- . mi ll. A gm. -'1'- 'S . V III, I .. I 1 .' I '---- I ,I I II In H ' 'IjIQj'g ' ' 1. 55-Hip . 'Z 1: ?2'5 'l' 'z'1'JJ::T'-W. -'f - -- 'I 2 -. A ' III s1,!,,'fg44yf A... I I I, ,. II A I .. . r LI. III 1. II N - N, II.1 I . Aqlgifgbl' ' . -, , 11 :'.',7 , L , ' ' 37. , 1 -' if ffl' ' Wi g - ' 'S I ' 1' fx' ' ' . r I I,I' I . I II I 1 -. C C 1 ,.AA 1 f,., , I 1 A rv ADVERTISEMENTS . . . 461 CAMPUS PICTURES . 186 ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH . . 15 CLUBS ANID SOCIETIES ATHLETICS ..... . ass l A soc'atiOn Football 1125 Aftermath 319 S 1 - - - . . . Athletic Council I I 354 Aigricgiltural Association . 307 A em ic .... l A t' Cl b . . , 428 Bgllgl u 384 Aleph Samach 269 Basket Ball . . 415 gayglga Club A 599 Cfcket I I 419 er erus . . . 13 CTEISS Country 406 Beta Lambda Pi . 279 Fencing 423 Cosmopolitan Club . 300 Football i 374 Cornell Medical Society . 301 Intercollegiate Records I I 404 Cornell University Christian Associatiorjlol Lacrosse ' 'I ' ' ' 411 Cornell University Medical Club 305 May 27 V ' 361 Der Hexenkreis .... 316 Navy ' ' 362 Deutscher Verein 309 Track ' 394 Electrical Society 303 Varsity Coaches .... . 356 Gamma Alpha 278 Varsity Assistant Managers . 358 Gargoyle 275 Varsity Managers . . . 357 Gemel Kharm 315 Vvearel-S of the MCH ' 359 Kappa Beta Phi 293 Vlfrestling Team . , 427 Lazv Club I 310 AWARDS . . 414 Ichthus ...... 318 Mar 'land Club ,... 296A BANJO CLUB . . . , 343 5 , Mechanical Engineering Society 302 BASEBALL PICTURES . . 387 i Mummy Club .... 290 BOARD OF EDITORS , 17 Nmnda ' ' ' 291 Pennsylvania Club . 324 CALENDAR OF EVENTS . 448 Phi Beta Kappa . 276 454 Poultry Association Pyramid . . . Quill and Dagger Raven and Serpent Rod and Bob . . Round Table Sacchord . . . Sage Dramatic Club Scabbard and Blade Scalp and Blade . Senators . . Sennightly Sigma Xi . . . Society of Comparat Sphinx Head . Sports and Pastimes Sunday Night Club Undine . . . VVayside Club Ycnan . . ZODIAC . COMMITTEES . . Freshman Banquet Junior Promenade Junior Smoker . junior Feed . Military Hop Senior Ball . . Senior Banquet . Sophomore Banquet Sophomore Cotillion Sophomore Smoker Vigilance . . . COPYRIGHT . CREWV PICTURES . DEANS, THE . DEBATING . ive Medicine 308 273 267 317 271 294 296B 323 312 283 - 281 320 277 306 265 322 295 292 321 296 314 435 443 438 439 446 445 436 437 441 440 442 447 8 365 2-1 325 455 Andrew Dickso Congress . Debate Council Debate Union Debate Team n White Debate Club Eighty-Six Memorial Speakers . . Francis Miles Pinch Debate Club . H, Morse Stephens Debate Club . Ninety-Four M emorial Speakers . Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club 'Winners of Woodford Prize in Oratory DEDICATION FOOTBALL PICTURES . . FRATERNITIES Alpha Delta Phi . . Alpha Epsilon Iota Alpha Kappa Kappa Alpha Phi . . Alpha Tau Omega . Alpha Zeta , . Beta Theta Pi Chi Phi . . . Chi Psi . Delta Chi. . . . Delta Gamma Delta Kappa Epsilon . . Delta Phi . . Delta Tau Delta . . Delta Upsilon Kappa Alpha . . Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma . . Kappa Sigma . . Nu Sigma Nu . Omega Upsilon Phi Phi Alpha Sigma . Phi Delta Phi 329 326 335 335 331 332 330 327 333 328 334 12 377 189 197 255 251 227 221 257 211 193 201 237 219 205 241 231 203 195 215 217 243 245 253 249 225 Phi Delta Theta . Phi Gamma Delta' Phi Kappa Psi . Phi Sigma Kappa Psi Upsilon . . Skull ..,. Sigma Alpha Epsilon Sigma Chi . , Sigma Nu . . Sigma Phi . Theta Delta Chi . Theta Lambda Phi . Theta Xi , . . Zeta Psi . . . FRONTISPIECE-Library at Night GENERAL SUMMARY . . . GREETING . . IN MEMORIAM LES CABOTINS MASQUE . . . MUSICAL CLUBS ..... POSTERS-The Freshman Banquet PRESIDENT SCHURMAN . PUBLICATIONS . . Cornell Countryman . Cornellian . , . Era . . . Sibley journal Sun . . 'Widow 209 223 199 229 213 263 239 235 247 233 207 261 259 192 10 180 11 100 3-1-6 345 339 350 22 429 434 17 432 433 430 431 456 I SPRING DAY VIEYVS . STATISTICS The College Faculties . Agriculture . . Architecture . . Arts and Sciences . Civil Engineering . Law ..... Mechanical Engineering Medicine .... Veterinary . . Fellows and Scholars . Freshmen, 1909 . . Graduate Students . Juniors, 1907 . . Library Staff Medic juniors . Medic Seniors . Other Officers . Seniors, 1906 . Sophomores, 19.38 . Special Lecturers . Trustees I... Undergraduate Scholars University Preachers THE CLASSES . THE END TRACK PICTURES . UNIVERSITY CALENDAR WINTER VIEWS . 183 26 51 S3 26 54 37 56 38 +19 66 179 72 143 60 172 138 61 103 177 64 20 69 62 101 460 399 18 184 ALCOTT 85 CLAPP . ALEXANDER, A. ..,. . AMERICAN BALANCE VALVE CO. . AMERICAN FOUNTAIN PEN CO. . AMERICAN HOIST 85 DERIZICK CO. AMERICAN MANUFACTURING CO. . AMERICAN SHEET 85 TIN PLATE CO. ARRIOUR 85 CO. ..... . ARNOLD 85 CO. ..... . ASSOCIATED EXPANDED METAL CO. . ATWATER, F. H ...... BAKER, EUGENE, M.D. . BAKER, GEO. H ...... BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS . BARDEEN, C. VV ..... BASSETTE, THE F. A. CO. BAXTER 85 SHEPARD . BEMENT, L. C. . . BERNSTEIN, I. K. ..... . BISHOP, I. 85 CO ....... BLICKENSDERFER MANUFACTURING CO BOOL, H. J., 85 CO. . . . . . BOOL FLORAL CO. .... . BORGNER, CYRUS, CO. . . . BRIDGEPORT XIVOOD ITINISHING CO. . BROOKS BROTHERS .... BROWN, C. B. . . . . . BROWN-LIPE GEAR CO .... BUFFALO GASOLINE MO'FOR CO. . . BUFFALO WHOLESALE HARDWARE CO. BURROWS 85 O,DANIEL .... BUSH 85DEAN . . . . BUTTRICK 85 FRAXVLEY . CARPENTER, L. I. . . CARY SAFE CO. .... . CAYUGA LAKE CEMENT CO ..., CAYUGA LAKE TRANSPOR'1'AT1ON CO. CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL CO. . . Kimber to Hhhertisers -L57 CHIPMAN, A. E. . . . . CLEVELAND TWIST DRILL CO. COAN, I. ..... . COLLINS LQ VORHIS . . . COMMERCIAL TYPEXVRITER CO. . CONLON 85 HUNT .... CORNELL LIVERY . CORNING 85 CO. . . COTRELL 85 LEONARD Cox SONS 85 VINING DAHMEN, G. ..... . DAY'FON HYDRAULIC MACHINERY CO DEANE STEAM PUMP CO. . . . DERNELL, H. F. 85 CO. DIETZGEN, EUGENE CO .... DOUGLASS, WM. CHESTER, M.D. . DUDLEY, F. T. .... . DURFEY, J. C. . EDWIN CIGAR CO. . . . . ESCHENBURG, F. H ..... EVENS 85 ITOWARD FIRE BRICK CO. FAEER, A. VV. . . . . FAY K BOWEN ENGINE CO. . FETTING, A. H. . . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK . FIRTH-STERLING STEEL CO. . FISHER GOVERNOR CO. . FLINN, JNO. CLiveryj . . . FLINN, JNO. CMaI'ketJ . . FLORY, S. NIANUFACTURING CO. FOREST CITY BAKERY . . FOREST CITY LAUNDRY . FOX TYPEWRITER CO. . . GIBSON NIANDOLIN-CSUITAR CO. . GLOBE-XVERNICKE CO. . . GOLDENEERG, H. . GOULDS MANUFACTURING CO. GRIFFIN, GEORGE .... GROTON BRIDGE CO. . HALLOCIQ, C. H .... HAMRIOND TYPEXVRITER CO. . HARTFORD STEAM BOILER INSPECTION ik INSURANCE CO. . . . HAUSNER, FRED J. . HEGGIE, R. A. ck BROS. HERRON, P. J, . . . . HIGGINS, CHAS. M. ik CO. . HINDS, NOBLE 8: ELDREDGE . HOCH, GEO. P. . . . ' . HOLLAND, A. G ..... HOOPES QQ TOWNSEND CO. . HOOVEN, GWENS, REN'IISCHLER CO. . . HORSRIAN, E. I., CO .... HOWES, C. H. .... . HULBER'1' LOVELESS PLUMBING CO HUNTER, JAS., MACHINE CO. . ITHACA GUN CO .... ITHACA JOURNAL . . ITHACA LIVERY . . ITHACA PUBLISHING CO. . ITHACA TELEPPIONE CO. . JABIIESON-NICKINNEY CO. JAMESTOXVN LOUNGE CO. . JEFFREY MFG. CO. . JESSOP STEEL CO. . JOHNSON, U. S. JONES ik LAMSON NIACI-IINE CO. JUDD, J. W., M.D. . . . KLENKE 85 DREW IQNOX HA'I' MFG. CO. . LANG 8m BUTTON . LARKIN, T. J ...,., LECLANCI-IB BATTERY CO. . LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT CO. LENT, B. F. . . . . . LESCHEN, A., QQ SONS, ROPE CO. LIDGERVVOOD MFG. CO. LION STEEL PLATE CO. LIPPINCOTT, J. B., 84 CO. . LOCKE, C. E., MFG. CO. LOMEARD IRON WORKS :Y SUPPL Y CO. . 458 LUFKIN RULE CO. . . LUNKENHEIMER CO. . LYNCH, IAS. .... . NIACGACHEN, A. M., M.D. . .NIASON REGULATOR CO. . . MCCLURE 85 KINGSLEY . . MCCORMICK, B. F. .... . MCGILLIXVIQAY, E. ...... . NICKECHNIE, J. 8: A., BREXVING CO. . MENNEN, G. CHEMICAL CO ..... MERCHANTS 85 MINERS TRANSPORTATION CO ........... MERRIAM, G. 85 C., CO. . . . . IWILLETT CORE OVEN CO. . . MODERN IWETHOD LAUNDRY . . NIOET 8: CHANDON . . . . MONARCH ROAD ROLLER CO. . MOON, MRS. C. . . . . MOON, C. E. . . . . MORGAN SMITH, S., CO ..... . MORRISON, J. M. ..... . NIORSE TWIST DRILL ik MACHINE CO. . NASH, GEO. 8: CO. ..... 19 NAUGH'FON BROS. ..... . NEWMAN, J. F. ..... . NEWVPORT NEWS SI-IIPBUILDING CO. . . N. Y. BELTING X PACKING CO., LTD. . NORRIS, J. L ......... NOR'1'ON EMERY VV!-IEEL CO. NOR'l'ON PRINTING CO, . . NORWALK IRON XIVORKS CO. . . NORWOOD, J. A .... . NOIRYXVOOD, VV. S. . . OBERMAYER, S., CO. . . O'BRIEN, D. S. , . OTIS ELEVA'1'OR CO. . OXFORD ACADEMY . PALACE LAUNDRY . . . PARKER PEN CO .... PEERLESS RUBBER IVIFG. CO. . PEIRCE, VV. B. .... . PENBERTI-IY INJECTOR CO. . PICKERING GOVERNORACO. I PLATTS, A. H., 85 CO. . . PLEASANT VALLEY WINE CO. . . . PRESCOTT, FRED M., STEAM PUMP CO. . RANDALL GRAPE JUICE CO. RANKIN, GEO., ck SON . READE MEG. CO. . . REED, VV. J. . . REED,S, JACOB, SONS ROBINSON, FRED . ROE, DAVID . . ROTHSCHILD BROS. RYCKMAN, G. E. . SAVVYER, A. R., Sc CO. . . . SCHAEFFER Sc BUDENEERO MFC. CO. . SCHELTZ, M. L. .... . SCHENLEY, HOTEL . . . SCHOVERLING, DALY Sz GALES SCHUTTE Sz KOERTING CO. SCOUT, HARRY E. . . SCUSA, P. . . SEAMAN, C. E. . SHELDON, S. L. . SHERWOOD, C. R. . SISSON, W. H. .... . SMITH, EDWVIN F. .... . SMITH PREMIER TYPEWVRITER CO. SOLTMANN, E. G ....,. SPENCERIAN PEN CO. . . . . STANDARD SELF-FILLING PEN CO. STANLEY, C. M. ...' . . STANLEY PHOTO CO. STARRETT, L. S., CO. . STEPHENS 85 MASTERS STETSON, JOHN B., Co. . STEVENS, C. E. . . . . STEVENS, J., ARMS Sc TOOL CO. . STRELINGER, CHAS. A., CO. . 4 STROBRIDGE LITHOORAPHING CO. . STRONG, CARLISLE Sc HAMMOND CO. STUART, T. R., M.D .... . STUDENTS' INN . . TAYLOR Sc CARPENTER .... TIFFANY 8: CO. ..... . TOMPKINS COUNTY NATIONAL BANK TRIANGLE BOOK SHOP .... UNIVERSAL SAFETY TREAD CO. . UNIVERSITY SMOKE SHOPS CO. . VACUUB'I OIL CO. . . . VAN RENSSELAER, L. D. VOSE, R. M., M.D. . VVALDRON, H. A. . . VVANZER 8a HOWELL . WARNER, F. H. . . VVARREN WEBSTER CO. . WATERMAN, L. E., CO. . VVEBER, PETER ...... WELLS, AARON ...... WESTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO WHEATON 8: PERRY ..... WPIITE 85 BURDICK . . XVILKINSON Sc LANCASTER . WILLIAMS, J. B .... WILLIAMS BROS. . . WILSON, HOXVARD L. . WISE, C. H. . . . WORTMAN, J. G. . . WRIGHT, F. R., M.D. . VVRIGHT, KAY Sc CO. . ? S ,Z ihiixf 8' 'ritffiz gl A ff: A VV! f l ' 1 t 1 , jing-b i n i f f 'ad B A, 'Ui' g 5. wg? 'To 5 5 - gf bt KREQTQKQG 4- ' if ' T0 112 ' , M W U if, -' 'Z' -I : Q ' ' -e, M 'A Q, L ,ill .I 'ig-'L .Q vw: gh 'E-X Q Q :V , 1 H Q E- ' ff KE tf , 1 , I i w 4' 1 V ','a4,35f ' W: an ur L 'lyritu A 3 2 :5-I - in ' Z 1' 3 I , ,gg I ff V- 5 ,J Y 1 I v l Established I 8 I 8 BROOKS BROTHERS BROADWAY, Corner zzud Street, NEW B 1' e a li fa s t ,Iackets,Dress in g G o W Il s K n i r 11 e d Wais t e 0 a ts Silk Muflilers S c a r f Pin s jewelry Cases Special lzgbr fzc ezgbt Trunks Vftllses Hand Bags etc CHRI TMA UGGE TID S' 1 l I1 Illustrated Christmas Catalogue mailed on request l BESIDES Novelties from the West End L o 11 d o I1 Shops, Suits Overcoats Hats, Shoes Underwear Paj amas Shirts, Neck wear 1 1 7 , . 2 IFFANY at Co. lVlCll,S Gold Watches The name of Tiffany 81 Co. appears upon the dials and movements of all their watches PHOTOGRAPHS SENT UPON REQUEST New model, open-face, 18-karat gold extra thin watches for evening wear S50., S70.. 5150. upward Other open-faceg I8-karat gold watches, suitable for young men 560., 595. and S1 00. Open-face, 18-karat gold minute repeaters 5 1 3 5. and 5240. Split-second chronographs in 18-karat gold cases - 5125., 5200. upward Open-face, sterling silver minute repeaters SY 5 Ladics' Gold Watclics Small, open-face, 18-karat gold watches, especially adapted for young women 52 5 ., 353 5 ., S4 5 , upward With one or more diamonds set in back of case 5 1 1 0., S1 40., 51 90., 5240. upward Small chronographs in I8-karat gold cases for Trained Nurses 55 O TiHany Sz Co. are strictly retailers. They do not employ agents or sell their wares through other dealers IFTH VE UE EW ORK Tiffany 8: Co. always welcome a comparison of prices 3 Mail Orders All Mail Orders are handled by trained men, whose expe- rience and knowl- edge of what is most in favor at the moment assure careful selections or intelligent advice for those simply desiring assistance Tiffany XL Co. 1906 BlueBook will be sent to in- tending purchasers without charge. This catalogue contains Nolllustrations It is a compact little volume of over 5oo pages, With concise descriptions and range of prices of jewelyr, silverware, watches, clocks, bronzes, porcelains, glass and other artis- tic merchandise Gold Watches on Approval Upon receipt of sat- isfactory references from any National Bank or responsible business house. Tiffany N Co. will send on approval selections from their stock to any part of the Tfniterl States C AT L OGG 111132 jf. Q. ibassette Cilumpanp of SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL YOUR ATTEN 'TION TO THEIR SUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR PRODUCING He HIGHEST GRADE OF CATALOGS A N D B O O K S EMBRACING Eesrgnlng wash Etamrngs ilaalftunw HBITIUFIUQ BIUUIUQ EACH STEP CARRIED TO COMPLETION IN YZ HIGHEST SENSE I I I O 0 I I I I 6 O 9 0 6 IN OUR OWN ESTABLISHMENT. sie We court inquiries and a test 4 FIFTEEN YEARS AS MAIN VALVE SPECIALISTS OUR EXPERIENCE IS AT YOUR COMMAND Multi-Ported High ' ,I Pressure Slide Balanced Meyer Valves Cut-off Valves Ifyou cIon't add What we have learned to what you know about Balanced Main Valves you are the loser. Partially Balanced D Slide Valves Semi-Plug High Alfa ark abaut the Pressure Piston Nixon Safety Stay Valvesfbr Pressure Bolt Sleeve. up to 250 lbs. The JACK WILSON HIGH PRESSURE VALVE with double admission and double exhaust openings and for internal or external admission MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS OF HIGH PRESSURE AND HIGH SPEED Addff'-ff-' AMERICAN BALANCED VALVE CO. Main qjfce: SAN FRANCISCO, CAIN, U, S, A, Eastern Qjire and Workx: JERSEY SHORE, PA. f 'QPR -.Elf . Twelve AMERICAN Demcks e, ,lm mn I !llllIl llllll mel E - ,.i,a . -T 5, - V We ...F I 'e ' . ' 4 ff' I ' H Eleven AMERICAN Holstxngjnglnes D CI? ,lg V4 E. Q I .I E ., 4 , L, L P Irs R 52. - ' ' ' I I I , 3 A I I I ,. r':,e . N i aa C I 'H' '.', , I A ' G III M . ., . - nh ily? nn-.V ilfl 1 'I 'PBX fl' K S ' '. -fi --'- -',', . '.,,' .- ii 1762- '51 1.3 ----: tf. ' 'Wk' .fi Lf: i ' . , ' . . 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Nlfhen wood is properly iilled and then varnished and nnished, the life and beauty of the wood are developed and the finish is permanent. Fm' fll-fl71'IlZ!II'i07L in 7'6g'lI7'tf fnjffliizg, xfnilzilzg'zzmlfllirhillg ri'um!'ri'01'k, jwzilzfing, Nr. rrrzir' Ilj. Smlzffcx am! .ill-fb7'1lI!7ffl77Z frfe. XVIE have opened at 9 Arcade, Metropolitan Life Building, New York, and 8 Mint Arcade Building, Philadelphia, sample display rooms where we show a large line of samples of finished woods. These places are in charge of practical men, and all inter- ested in wood finishing. Architects, builders and property owners are invited to call at their convenience. n.eBridgcp0rtWoodFinishingC0. New Milford, Ct. 55 Fulton St., New York 70 W. Lake St., Chicago 41-3 S.3d St., Philadelphia 48 Cornhill, Boston and aterials Our Gem Union Instruments are the Best Richter's Instruments of Precision Mack's Improved Slide Rule ,,.... 1 It lt I -. it J ' n:g' , - . ,I-,,1, V- if - '-:---I Q . 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'Q 16 Murray St, New York : 8 Oliver St., Boston l 22 N. Canal St., Chicago ' 318 Bessemer Bldg., Pittsburgh l COMPRESSORS, PNEUMATIC TOOLS, AIR COOLED DUNTLEY PORTABLE ELECTRIC DRILLS ' produet is Standard everywhere because we are the pioneers of the pneumatic tool business, and Eleven years' experience is worth something to the young engineer assuming responsibilities 9? Our know- ledge at your Command 9? Communicate with us when in need of our tools or assistance CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL COMPANY Fisher Building 95 Liberty Street CHICAGO NEW YORK I'Ioopes8:?'I'oWnsendCompany Bolt, Nut ana' Rivet Works PHILADELPHIA, PA. Rolling' Mills at Hoopeston. Pa. C5 t9 4 Aluminum Key Levers-t e on y 2 gg Q s L - V i-'Q E .ell-ll Q H.-,,,e.t, iax -:itarsQ141 5 te- ti ll, i' H i axial l - 5 'iii-:f?eiWe+'fAWf.,.,-.,,N,t51ffQae--A -f' .,- -. - 'ff 4--- lf- my-H :7' icV'wN1 ?AfQ:.-::1,qfg l fzfgl :I At Last a Perfect ,. ,.v ,,,. .. qf1',,.5,,... . Y . , y - - i ter rf f- A . ' Visible Typewrn .. time . , ,. e tc l l at st is . The OneTypewriter that CorrectlySolves f ' - the objections thathave always heretofore 'l' - i been made Against FrontStrike Machines Visible writing has always been considered as desirable by practically all typewriter manu- facturers, but the dilliculties to be overcome in construction in order to secure durability have dis- l do tion of these machines. The invention of' the method of assembling X t wide pivotal couraged the very arge a p the type bars as it is done in the Fox Visible has, however, made possible the use o a bearing in the type hanger, thus insuring the most perfect alignment at all times and a durability ' 'U h' . ln building this new model, we V that is equal to that claimed for any basltct type mac me l d e that we have gained in building and placing the reg- cl new have all the advantage of the lcnow e g ular Fox models on the market and we are able to avoid all those experiments loun in 'i machines which are so expensive to the purchaser. PTION READ THIS DESCRI Key TeIlSi0ll-22 ounces, which means that from 50 ' ther visible typewriter. energy is required to print a letter than on any 0 h l machine usingthemg they cost more than to 100 per cent less d b t are worth more h mountof E steel or woo , u . Ball Bedrillg Carriage-with a tension of only 1 pound. Test t e a gd resistancethereis to overcomeinureturningnother carriages and note the dihierence. Z 1 Ribb0l1 either color written by simply touching a button on the Z my Two Co or - cl everses automatically. 2 lcey board: ribbon both oscillates an r S Interchangeable Carriage-carriage so made that dillferent lengths are E interchangeable on any models. ' l tabulator can be attached when orderedg E TablIl3tOl'- the Fox 10 stop decima b l on a visible typewriter. the only decimal ta u ator ? ' E I. 5 Lille LOCK-Keys lock firmly at end o ine. ' ' 'thout hesitation pronounced this machine a marvel. E Unprejudiced experts have wi ' ' h n- ? Ready for delivery now and placed on trial wit respo request X E 'bl ties Descriptive literature sent on . W xg , 42 si e par . 5 We have some desirable territory open. Do you want a 71, -, , qi, g d I of the Fox are still , . E fit ble Agency? The regular mo e s ' anufac Rye., , 6.4 as 1' 3 pro a . f lx' s of their kind and their m - 4 . -,gb A V, x b ,I A H nf , ' ture will be continued as before Fox Typewriter Company G f a li l Executive Office and Factory WWE 14? d Ra ids Michigan ,p s ig 99,91 E 860-900 Front Street :: Gran p , W N 5 ., A' .7 Branch Olhces and Dealers in Principal Cities ' it' nigga w 3 the most perfect mac me wi it- ei' - qu Drawing Inks Eternal Writing Ink Engrossing Ink Photo Mounter HI G , Taurine Mucilage sh KGEUMS -E nw, - JL I wi Wllliil 1' W L ,D I Drawing' Board Paste Liquid Paste Office Paste Vegetable Glue. Etc. Are the Finest and Best I Goods of their kind Higgins' Drawing Inks have a reputa- tion of twenty-hve successful years be- hind them as The Standard Liquid Drawing Inks of the World, and the Writiing Inks and Special Adhe- sives for college, home and library use are of equal high standard Iimanciprite yourself from the use ofcorrosive and ill- smelling inks and adhesives and adopt the I-liggins'1nks and Adhe:ives. They will be a revelation to you AT DEALERS GENERALLY CHAS.M.HIGGI S 81 C0., Mfrs. 271311112T4,1c2SiZ1?iZgZfgY' wR1GH'r,KAY fscco. jewelers ani: Jhnportets 140-144 Waadwarz! Aw. , Dffraif Parix Qfylfce, 34 A1'c. de f'0pera Makers of I-Iigh Grade Fraternity Badges, jewelry, Novelties WEAR THE UBI' it Stationery, Invitations Announcements Programs OUR IQO6 CATALOGUE IS NOWV READY AND WILL BE MAILED UPON APPLICATION -5-k?F but A Ne f S 2 so f if ' fi f I w ICAOVE N M w r fu? A-4 -f 1 If IN OX NEW YORK Matchless in Beauty Superior in Quality Artistic in Design L. GBEMENT Students Interested in Engineering and other Practical Business lines should secure copies of JEFFREY CATA- LOGUES on Drilling, Elevating, Conveying, Screening, Crushing, Mining, Dredging Machinery , A, ,is. . ,A A ,ee. - .ig,.. ..i A AU ' - I 'X I - H I I ' ' 'I ' ..' I , , ' , AI T ?'Z 1'9 wa' I ,fig I fl' QM E . xml L' + , 4' , . ' ' J A ?'i5f!'EI :sit 17 , +' H I-z :I F 'a 53.14 I rpm Q4 I ,. . WI ., A . It A 51. Is., ' I I 5 N7 - 1 gi f? .,,, 43,4 Q, , . .. we-.nd IDIUI I ING XVITII A Il'l 1 RI3 ROCK DIIIIJI cu KLOCUI No. 76 . .IEFFRICY VVIHE ROPE COAL CONVFIYRH, ' SEND FOR COPY OF NEW CHAIN CATALOGUE No. 80 MAILED FREE BY THE JEFFREY MANU- FACTURING COMPANY Columbus, Ohio, U. S. A. NEW YORK PITTSBURGH DENVER CHICAGO KNOXVILLE CHARLESTON. W. Va. BOSTON A JEFFREY HENDERTNG SCREENS, CATALOGUE NO- 69 NCVC1 thinks of USIDO jf C lllf XX llllqgxlg B E XPP RIENCE has twught hlm I llljm RIEVDX fxsfeszw21z53fj3.'Q,2zi.i01,f2: PITTSIMIRIIH SHEETS papng a greft ea more fo1 xepaus Apollo Sheets give hun evex lastlng se1v1ce they are lI'Ilp6lVlOllS to the actlons of the elements, proof against fire-and In applylng are found always true to gauge, tough, pliable and easy to work. Learn all you can about Galvanized Sheets before you make a Hnal choice. W'hen you find how superior 'Apollo Best Bloom Sheets really are, you too, will realize that they are the best adapted to your purpose. Look for the red stencil on every sheet. AMERICAN SHEET 85 TIN PLATE COMPANY FRICK BUILDING, PITTSBURGH, PA. THE MAN WHo LOOKS AHEAD I I any Onleftlnn Qilg--Jdg, 6 'igxda i v X - S T g y oo1vI IO . ' ' 9 9 E A Hfltnrrnert Qtlotbmg A ,, -Q' ONE PRICE CLOTHIERS ? ' T- AND FURNISHERS V fifgfi Sole Agwzff for THE STEIN-BLOCH C o. and HART, SCHAFFNER if MARX 'Q f QNWC also Carry a Fine Line of The Stetson and Hawes Hats Q1We have a Very Large Line of Monarch and Cluett Shirtsg also a full stock of Arrow Brand Nga-53 ii' Collars QL Our Furnishing Line is Compiefe tGP'lHxCN JV-7 V, 41'-I 7 N'-V'N K 85 126 E. State St., Ithaca, N. Y 1 36 EAST STATE STREET Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry Fraternity Goods Extensive Line of Goods suitable for Weddings, etc. MONEY LOANEDonDIAMONDSEs? WATCHES ONLY 33, Q, Sbeggie 8 Brother II ary Eaff n. BUFFALO, N. Y., U. S. A. Mnnvfacturcrs FIRE sa BURGLAR DR0012 SAFES, VAULTS, Locxs, em. CONTRACTORS T0 UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT S iggarg' Praciiical Study of a Specialty N I gaegult Largest exclusive shoe business in the world VV TAY CORRECT AS TO STYLE kg RELIABLE AS TO QUALITY RANGE of PRICES . Memes 33.00 to 59.00 Full Value in Every Women's 2.00 to 9.00 Grade Boys' fs? Girls' 1.50 to 4.00 Childrerfs .7 5 to 2.00 Catalogue Awaits Request A 6th AVENUE. N. E. Corner Q 19th Street. NEW YORK I2 NA P O L EO N SAI D Reifilnilolalllililiili Men that are born kings are shaved-men who acquire Kingdom shave themselves In modern times college men Shave at Home with Florafoam , The New Shaving Jelly in Collapsible Tubes Fl0PHf05ID,, makes more and better lather than any soap, Fl0l'af0i:ll'I'l contain's Pond's Extract and is therefore positively beneicial to the skin. Florafoarnu softens the hardest beard and soothes the angriest skin. FlO1'af0aI'n is especially convenient for travellers. Special Offer to Cornell Men-Senrd 25 cents in stamps for as most convenientj for full size tube, charges ADDRESS ARMOUR fs? COMPANY, soapnepf., Chicago prepaid. Enough for 150 delightful shaves. A CLEAN FOUNTAIN PEN FOR STUDENVS' USE IS oore's N on-Leakable Fountain Pen . 1 . 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Cashier McGILLIVRAY'S ART GALLERY af Is a Good Place for all your photos 4Athletic Groups 4 Cameras and Photo Supplies 4 Z6 and 28 East Slate St., Ithaca, N. Y. ATTENTION S T U D E N T S We want more of your trade-you need many f d g' t' l l b 0 Olll' g0O S- IVC US El. 1'lZl, 2l.l'lC S d tl ru q lt f fl P ch d right jfur man . . . Gloves, Handkerehiefs, Collars and Cuffs, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Under- wear,etC. glfur women . . . Neckwear, Gloves, Fans, Vvaists, Shopping Bags, Underwear, etc. BUSHSQDEAN IF XOU GET Il' FROM US ITS RK HT .I r l his The Celebrated S 8 0 Deg X6-. 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All regular tool steel sizes IN STOCK in our warehouses Wie will gladly harden any tools made from our steels by customers G 66 S O I A R- ,, the Reliable Carbon Steel Best in Quality-Lowest in Price HD GEO.NASH89COMPANY 217 Pearl Street, New York City 24 So. Clinton Street, Chicago, Ill, Standard Direct Reading VOLTMETERS C4 AMMETERS For Lrzborafazjf, Tmfzrzg wuz' Swiz'r!Eb0fz1'fz' Usa are the most sensitive and accurate obtainable They are recognized and used as standards throughout the world Instruments to meet the requirements of every variety of work Weston su Electrical Instrument Co. . W - XVaverly Park, NEWARK, N. j. New York office, 74 C01-tlqndt Street XYeston Standard Portable Yoltmetcr I9 , is the LEHIG L 1213332 Portland Cerfment Manufactured Guaranteed to . 0 9 tth hi h st ? C 'r lee . e g e ff, mes, apac1y qu1r ements rw, Mx, A16 W 7,000,000 fo r P 0 rt 1 a n d 1,4 163 IQOFQ GQQA ZHEQ Barrels Cement as spec gf ',1,f Ir , . Sari ? 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Memorandum package sent to any fraternity m e rn b e r through the secretary of the chapter .Sh- Special designs and estimates furnished on c l a s s p i n s , medals for ath letic meets,etc. ELTD. effing MANUFACTURER OF GREEK LETTER F RATERN I TY Temporary Location 2 1 3 North Liberty Street : Baltimore H M a r y 1 a n cl 1 jfuvz' O11 ' lbbra' buf zz lfiforlrf of 'lflmnizzff ' Synonymous with culture, rennement and genius Y No make of Mandolins and Guitars .-so universally endorsed by the woauys MOST FA nous soLo1s'i's :E-0 r,',,A,.f5, ge CC H lhe embodiment of constant etfoir to ever malre out Qffpi f ff best better with perfection the goal: the culmination of Q the world's present attainments in all that human endeavor can produce 3gxf?Q -Q Get on the right side ofthe Mandolin and Guitar argument, the strong 1 side, the winning side, the GIBSON side -:I Low price is soon forgotten, '. QQ but poor quality, never .al The careless manufacturer makes the conscien- lf tions performer practice overtime J We make Mandolins and fiuitai'-s for --,W 11 the Artist whose high ideal constantly spurs him on in search of the A instrument ofresources never before attained lwfefhe Gibson manhulin ani: :Guitar Qwfg. Qilumpanp IO8 Exchange Place, Kalamazoo, Mich. for their argumentative booklet of sound intelligent reasoning chuck full of the WH Y' giving illustrations and prices 2I TO OLSMADEFROM f BL E CHIP STEEL C - I 'N 5 4 elf? .Cage ' ' 41,-ff' , I-rv- Q 1- - , - ..-J gp, 1' ,fy V. 1 - V' , - f fp 'W B 0 . ' 5 , . , A :Eli L ,Ft X Qi? gy V:-S lv' .V K 1 if mmgzzg VV kai?-is A .i-4596 3444- MH xfwlk ' O ' 6 , fe, !2 5f52?fV it x Q53 ,- -' ff .,-if X rm ' C W .C N V 'f4::wQ4 HH ' ' ' . fy n or . . i 4 fx'-,XX E Z , 565-4' lkxff rz , , A . TLV 'A' f XR! 'gk I V J ,X 'A I Q I 5 . X -- .L 1 A in ,M W .,g. , K T .. W, A , .y B ,jg ,J B ,fr B no M- Q:-H ly D - X, ffl!! . 1 gil V , ' 'NJ' . 2.5. V K - , ' ' JI- ' V. L: When ordering tools from your Tool Maker, specify Blue Chip Steel 4 BLUE CHIP STEEL is easy to harden Firth:Sterling Steel Company or Boston Phlladelphna Chicago San Francxsco Cut Flowers. Floral Decorations. etc. Seasonable Flowers always in stock J X Mail and telegraph orders given prompt attention Ee Bool Floral Co. 215 East State Street : : Ithaca. New York A. D. Alcott, '06 P. E. Clapp '06 Agents for Hastings Laundry We Treat Your Linen White STUDENT LAUNDRY A G E N C Y Superior Quality Work 420 Eddy Street B th Ph Fred J. Hausner eweler Cornell Seals etc. Fine Watch Repairing and Engraving 205 East Stale Street : Ithaca, New York 23 The Stanley Photo Co. 2 1 2-2 1 4 East. State Street Photographers Ee? Photo Engravers Nothing but Our Groups are First Class Work Unexcelled HARRY E. SCOUT Succeffor fo E. 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Tioga Street, ftbam., .A7L LU Ybrl' -1 C, .. . , ' ,- V , , A ,, ' E, - . wx- . 1 . -. ,, JACOB REED'S SQNS 1 424- 1 426 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Qt' SMART STYLES in Hrghest Character Ready to Wear and To Measure Clethmg Haaefaaflaery Headwear Aaiamebzle Wear li m e ' . il'- JACGB REED S S 1 424- 1 426 Chestnut Street Philaclelphw, Uniform manufacturers for Officers of the Army Navy and Marine Corps and for Students of Military Schools and Colleges We are the oldest uniform makers in the 1824 by Q acoh Reed 3 All our uniforms are made in sanitary Worlcrooms on our own premises and are ideal in design tailoring and fitting quality gt The entire Corps of Midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy and students of a majority of the leading Military Schools and Colleges in the United States Wear Reed s Uniforms 9 7 7 United States, .the house being founded in , J- , o 25 Hamilton Corliss Engines and Q-s Hamilton-Holzwarth Steam Turbine 3- F I I I E looo KW. Hamilton-Holzwarth Steam Turbine d' connected to rooo Kw. Alternating Current Generator. These turhinesare built in sizes upto gooo Kw. capacity. SEND FOR CATALOG T ant. . .q-fill K i .A - frees swung fig l, ef - ry ll LiCfgk:il'1i'l1Nl:q , ia ,,. ' -pe, 'W d i m , , ,,,- . .A ,. II V V .h w .-, Le naway 5.5.1 :..s -llpwfy gv , 1,9 I-. Q. IH li it al l 1 .2 Wi' ff A fl. A .f t ' ' -1.7-.f-A f fi r ' fill 1 'P fi ' Ml. 53' he . was ei lrlifivi .. fs ' -wa.. f J . 'ie 1 -. Q'-'H 1f ?s.,v ' ' f , U iff -,'F::ifajf: , '1 me noovfn, oyiinns EENTSCHLER c 1 Ce 3 2 as S R uect V .Z li STEAM PUMP f GoVERNoRs For regulating the discharge pressures of Steam Pumps Write us for particulars 0. PRINCIPAI OFFICES, HAMILTON O. . Sales Ofhces: New York, 39 Cortlandt St.: St Louis, 1316 OI' CO. Chemical Bldg.: Pittsburg, 716 Empire Bldg.: Chicago, 1127 I Marquette Bldg.: San Francisco, C. C. Moore 8: Co.: . . H ofwa Atkmta, 403 Equitable Bmg. P. O. Box 1307 . Marsha row , essop' Steel For Tools, Drills, Dies, Etc. Awarded Grand Prix, Paris, 1900, for Excellence in Quality and W'orkmanship WM. JESSOP Ei' SONS. Limited 91 John St., New York Operating Jnssop STEEL co. Washington, Pennsylvania Manufacturers of Cruc- ible Sheet Steel for Sawsandother r 1 Manufactory: SHEFFIELD. ENGLAND 00 S The Schaeffer Es? Budenberg Mfg. Company Manufacturers of Pressure G f auges or all Purposes. Injectors and Ejectors. Thermometers and Pyrometers, Tachometers and Steam Engine Indicators, Engine and Boiler Appliances in general WORKS: Brooklyn, N. Y . NEW WORKS: Foxboro, Mass. BRANCHES: New York, No. 23 Dey Street, Chicago, No. I5 VVest Lake Street EUROPEAN HOUSES: Magcleburg-Buckau, Manchester L cl , on on, Glasgow, Paris, Lille, Milan, St. Petersburg, Vienna Prague, Liege, Stockholm, Zurich, Luttich, Berlin OFFICES and SALESROOMS No. 23 Dey Street No. IS 'West Lake Street New X ork 26 Chicago THE HAMMOND TYDEWDITED WorK In Sight All Languages ,W On One Typewriter MEM if 'ist ff For All Langvages THE HAMMOND TYDEWRITER COMPANY Factory and General Offices 69th to 70th Streets and East River New York N Y Ithaca Office FLOYD M GRANT 407 Eddy Street O , , - A. .T..,.1e:,..,,g, t ,, 13 Wiki- H21 f, '-' -1:-ef-W X ,ff L T an , Q-1 -+ ?7 Q' I 5-:dvi-x ,t -'--we 1 V' V ,212 ti 433233 , 'F- ru. , ef f, .,..,. rt , ,fygttzqjbgiz - V . .I ff -' A u f I-,h w '.4YllfL'lAfllh Z i f W3-14-r':4re,+e,.. ' k m . .1-, W , , o Lygryfeft,-11. W--g?,.,.,, - , f 1 4 , 1 , One I ypewrlter O A in 7' Je Mfeg, it ,1 I . u, - ' , 5 5 , , , . . 1 1 ' 1 Established 1843 J. E99 A. MCKECHNIE BREWING COMPANY, Cezrzezneiezigzzez, New Torfe P BREWERS OF ananhafgua Im HIGH HOPPED, INDIA and PORTER I B Ik dB I Brewed 022 Honor ZVUZL One Headache in a Bezrre! But you must not mix! STEWARFF E39 CQLLINS, Dz'strz'buf0rs, ffbaeaz, New Tori 27 . Come!! Lavery Both Phones 213 South Tioga Street 3KBmPlUhff We carry you to and from Cornell University in the best and most rigs in the city Rothschild Brotheijs Stuhents' furnishings Cozy Corners. Rugs. Curtains Draperies. Cornell Souvenirs Steins. Flags. Sofa Pillows, as well as a complete line of fur nishings in shirts. collars, cuffs hosiery. underwear and gloves r f Visit this depart ment store,Where V122 - , I ll X' g2I--- K QC , Yi if is f g 28 you can find al most everything for everybody Rothschild Brothers H J- BQQI- C0-IL. J. CAEIIFENTER Manufacturers ot Special F U R N I T LI R E Veterans in the PICTURE FRAIVIINO ISUJINEIJ EXPERTI IN FRATERNITY 625 DORIVIITORY FURNIJI-IIIXIOJ Designs and Prices Submitted on AppIication Store Opp. Tompkins County BanI I Factory: at Forest Horne SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL PHONE ORDERS BY Conlon SL Hunt Co GROCERS FRESH IVIEATS TAILOR SHOP V Successor to W. F. Fletcher Agent for Desbecker 8: I Block Tailoring Co. Buffa1o:NewYork 205 North Aurora t t Cleaning, Dyeing, Pressing and Repairing Ithaca Phone 42ox M BERNSTEINS 142 East State Street : Ithaca, New York rlnst-CLASS TAILORINO B Phone 124 IthacaPhone79xE Meats 413 Eddy street Groceries Q Hats to dE1'tG ft?ifI'i8tiItiN 5 HI WON We are Local Agents for the Filing Devices, Sectional Book Cases Card Index Cabinets Desks, Chairs etc. it 3:0-aa.. , --- ., Q? ii '?Ef5E ff? I - 453 4 , ' ist if ,ein ,n S 5 v' - 1 Gigi? N' R N Y! yu sf il li if it fi all i Im N Wwyum l ,ll M W' I I , X Umf W y as ml! .111 U' it-ri I wwf!!! fl' S N ll I T i . V will win!!! . l ll M ' ll' 5- Ymlillwli ' A iw wi r .S ww V21.-f-11213 f BURROWS 205 East State Street This line ofOff1ce Appliances comprises everything necessary to the most con- venient and yet most accessible method of taking care of valuable papers and data is Card Cabinets for memoranda and various data come in every desirable form from the single tray to fthe large cabinet with many drawers - LooK ovER oUR LINE Typewriter Papers, Carbon Papers Ribbons for all typewriters, etc. 85' O'DANIEL Ithaca. New York 30 KNOX YOU MAN The iliuggufp Qbnps De Luxe Editions in Cravats Shirts Hosiery Gloves Underwear Waist coats Pajamas Robes J Duplicates not to be found in Ithaca M All high grades L C BEMENT KNAPP IELT DE. LUXE STETSON J a 11 e zzz 8 a 2 a 7 9 1 0 I Down Town On the Hill 138 ast a e reet rect PHO TO GKAPHS Reproduced in this book, that come from our Studio, can be quickly dis- cerned by the superior lighting, pos- ing and general technique. They do not have to be inscribed- Howes' Art Gallery ITHACA I NEW YORK 31 Great Western Hotel Schenley, Piffrburglz, Pa. I2 minutes car ride from Fifth Avenue and Smithheld Street or East Liberty Station. Surrounded l ill li if im ll ' Q lifffij --.s First in Purity and Healthfulness SA Your physician will tell you of the superior medicinal quulitiesof nn ahso lutely pure fermented grape wine by three acres of lawn and garden 33 55 , ABS OL UTEL if Fm E PR o OF ' l A ' 'l' ' Champagne L r, The Standard of American Wines Most desirable for U-angient V Q is the choice of discriminating con- ' l' ' H sumeu s the country over patronage N ll l I 'nl fl' Q l f iirh i - if l l A ll 3 i, 'l L l' lllrlllk il u . lt V s Of the six American Chzimpagnes f - exhibited at the Paris Exposition of lx . ' 1900, the GREAT wi-:s'rr,RN I V- if was the only one that received a li at 2 GOLD MEDAL I - K EXTRM RY 9 PLEASANT VALLEY umlki W WINE COMPANY 7 , U A Sole Makers . A . N Agn D V' Z ww, RHEIMs.N.Y. J A M E b R I L E Y 7 P TOP FZ 6 to I Sold by Rc-spectnhle Wine Dealers l l'ive1'ywl1L-re ...,. W oVot :q Ku- or steam, hot water, oil, arn- if h I monia, air or cold Water ,-.. joints, 1I1S without an equal. It 1.': J.,, ,.-: 1 f'.,,'?ffNBjy,,f 1E will hold the highest pressure. Can't blow Rainbow out QLWC FY ' --i' ' ', manufacture a complete line of mechanical rubber goods, including belting, hose and paclcingsv QL For sale by all first class dealers Wrifefar Catalogue PCCl'lCSS Rllbbel' Co., I6 Pfnrrefz Street, New Terk 32 tiS Elevator Cdmpany tt t Will gladly furnilh to ,ye Architeds andye Students of Architedure any delired infermatism Qr plans relating t9 elevator inftallations. Tflxis Company manufaicitures all types of machinery for elevating perfons or material. NewYork Office, 17 Battery Place DRESCOTT DUMDING MACHINERY FOR Deep Mine Pumping' and All Underground Service A type of modern Mine Pumping Engine for heads of 500 feet and less. Also used extensively in Municipal and other Water Wo1'ks Service, main- taining an economic performance of 120 Million Duty per iooo lbs. of steam. FRED. IVLDRESCOTT STEAM DUMD CO. Milwaukee : Wisconsin 33 fl I-FYJ 'H - x fgvf iii x Sblnhiusnn t X 1Bbntu'grapbzr A j F or th e - Q SENIOR 'X C LA S S M r 'V X' ' 'I 205 No. Aurora St. EDWIN E. SMITH llbicture Kramer W Q, .O. Gm 315E 'tStt St t Ith NY 4 W. H. SISSON MERCHANT TAILOR SWELL CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN 35 When the little folks can get hold of their father's Stetson for their parades, they know they have the real thing-and Dad knows it, too. The UNIVERSITY SMOKE mqhllidf w we P4 P' lm-a 051 Z Chmgm ca... KWWL Q mmvfaay ls HH Mn X 4 'N PA SH OJ ON Sunday cards, extra Future year cards . M -- a ll E Gow seal leather case chestnutand cards 2.00 2.75 Howard L. Wilson 53. T MANUFACTURER IO3 Mill st., Rochester, N. Y. Gimlsf Give Your Brain a Fair Chance You can do more and better work by relieving the mind of the many details that must not be overlooked. Wfaizindeg is the instrument that will do this. It keeps before you the important things for to-day so you will do them at the right time. Don't delay but get it E num E now. Now is the time you want it. Wlfxl Outfits include cards for one year O ami from date of purchase. O Express prepaid on receipt of price. -1 Small Lar e - m Genuine mnrocco case g UQVQSD' 9-1 glirlfllil oak my sa cuss 75 T Q Russia leather case ' 1 plain oak tray and cards 2.50 3.25 ,Im .35 .50 1.00 1.25 FOGKE. Mr. Business Manager- Dear Sir:-We take pleasure in asking you to say once more to the 4'Tech students and alumni of 4'-Old Cornell, that our 'iBook of Tools is up to date and still in the ring on Metal Workers' Tools and Machinery, that our Wood Workers' Tools is at the head of the class in that Scientific Lubrication 4 In every corner of' the globe where wheels turn, VACUUM OILS ARE because they are the most economical-lubri- cate most. Write us if you are interested in USED line, either-or both-to any of your people who lubrication and that We shall gladly send 4 will send for it-or them. P. O. The Chas. A. Strclingcr Co. Box T. Detroit, Mich- ROCHESTER I NEW YORK Vacuum Oil Company 1 llllh A ,I, E : I , f' . u' ll, I lIl'r I. ll ul n 1 v', 'll ' 1 lint., lhllu, 1 4, luflllllllll W, llmlllllnu U1 Illll ll I1 I I' Il l I'IIi S 'I' I n. 'lf 6 'l llull ' null lull' 5 'ul r U l luullllx 'yn' L.u. il ' llll lil .. ,l,'llIIlnn. ,K 'lllllnl Il ,1'Ililu1ruIr,,' U'll1nlmu4,' unllll un' ullllllllllll, K, llllllll l rlllllun .,' ,lllIIlll,l lllllllllfi nllllnull ' llllli l l y l f , 1 I ibut s Fo en W HIS Fountain Pen is conceded not only the best but the most reliable writing-tool of to-day. It excels in quality of material used, in perfection of workmanship, and in simplicity of construction. New-fangled fountain pens come and go, with this, that, and the other so-called improvement, but in this pen you will Find not one, but all im- provements with merit, and it will prove ideal in service rendered as well as in name. The Ideal Clip-Cap, an exclusive feature, is a neat, permanent ornament positively preventing your fountain pen from falling out of the pocket. When made of German silver costs 25 cents extra, sterling silver, 50 cents extra, rolled gold plate, 51.00 extra. Our pens furnished with every known degree of pen-nib and to suit all styles of writing, fully guaranteed, exchanges allowed. Sold by leading dealers L. E. WATERMAN COMPANY 1 Z3 Broadway. NEW YORK One proof of the worth of Watermanxs Ideal is the swarm of imitators that would confuse our loyal patrons 37 E5 5 l 1 li 11 :I N li ,Qi N l l r CHARLES G U N S The Best Hand Made Guns that Money Can Buy Prices 3125 to fIOOO Schoverling, Daly 86 Gales 302 and 304 Broadway New York f 1 A A, sq fa A. .. A . A - ., . A ,. v Q A T 1 TAO? lui f iazf, Ibu' harp., 0 . 9 X ,lv 1 Q, - I W 11 3 1 T fFmm0s mogfap CP er Es b1a We? A l -l20ffl li 5 Q Imam l 1 ,j f Q offheunncasfm. ' Nm' 37251 lt -T 56 , W, -Sf gl , 1 . .112 LX' Xiu' 21 'Sl-iwgajb X J . A I f' 'T V1 -'1- ' ' ' fdgszf. I +A 4 .LEED--'qa L I ' ,' 1, Q, T JK: T l I 5 -uTz Qvgi rlzvf F uf-Q 33474 GFU23 51:2 ' W You tl 6 i SIIWBRIDC-E N MQ WWI lx' J mf 21 Z NZM 'Ti 5 T IA? I f . AI' T25 925' log: ini E03 505 E03 u xsffrlggf' mms A LQ:.:,'::r1 :Sz fifisl 1235 E92 E95 5292 1 1 - --1'.i m- s -He M - ' lf A 'V ll A' T E L'L'6'F.'m WIrag0ylgX' - S TSE-:uchb ' .farmaum Q 'K 's T ',,, . The STANDARD BRAND wi . I VOND Tmwghm . , D . . l 1:1::,,, J In the UNITED STATES 4' Bl A -- if . V They are the best Steel Pen that can be made. I ,::.YC'?RDS,Qf.2f' W Each pen iscarefully examined before packing. I 'A jA HE B u L: P C . . . . .- W Their reputation has been national since I86O. L ' WL! ' ' V' A Y? K A Ak ,I Twelve samples Cdifferent patternsj sent L 38 postpaid on receipt of six cents in stamps. SPENCERIAN PEN CO. 64556 ZHW Z'5HZCOW HHH WC OH HHPU CD S my I T ' , r....,i . MMM A mia H s LMA, ard easily WORTH DOUBLE Me Ummm' me me lvl H ji lax I l 'tt The Filling Standard Self - Cleaning Pen LOOKS THE SAME as a common fountain pen-No hump-no extra cap-no extra parts WRITES THE SAME as the best old style pen. Perfect How. Highest grade, solid I4 K gold pen, tipped with hard iridium. All styles, line medium or stub COS-TS THE SAME, A Standard Self Filler costs no more than one of the old dropper filled nuisances-less than some of them. There are no extra parts-hence no extra price for the self-filling, self-cleaning features which make the Stand- How Is All This Possible? Our handsome little book tellsg it is sent free for the asking Should your dealer not handle the Standard Pen, let us tell you how to get one free for his name and your co-operation TJKBIDXKRLD PILN CCJhIP1KPJY 1411 Baker Building : Toledo, Ohio f 'q' 'mhm W II 'TC Lwmdllln X MI m1 IN F N l ll SQUIRE S STEAM TRAD Simple ln construction easy to mspect Always wa waste SICRITI 'U SQUIRE S AUTOMATIC BOILER FEED WATER CONTROLLER X ll G s ter sealed thus Steam. UN as shown by oHic1al tests Unlvexsxty by Prof R C Ca N OUTLET N mlm es IN LET iEfi2Z2QE DRAIN f Holds a true Water llne ln the holler by the slmplest ofprm clples expansion and contractlon A SCIBHIZIHC and practical device made at Cornell rpcnter x OUTLET f Sl sga ' QM SQUIIIE S No 50 LIMITED STEAM TRAD Fitted with our patented valve has a capacity of 25 ooo lbs f o to zgo lbs per hour and works under any pressure rom SEND FOR COMPLETE CATALOG The Strong, Carlisle and Hammond Company 336-3414 Frankfort Avcnvc, N. W., Cleveland, Ohio SQUIRE'S STEAM SAV ING SPECI LTIES 611-1195-3- -w,-,--t,w.- .,. ,, I ' If y ' IS' F 1 ll 3 ' 'F fl If x, ' I' LJ, : , . mf7n i',,Iin'EEEg m , . , W I A T' A ,XY 7 . ' l 5 1 fl Q 12-2 T' 'M ..m...r YW' V- fl' l ' ' 'UA' ml ' -,fw rillzm - ' l fgjg -A --V: H - -f fiflii lfl ' 2 - ' ll 'llllill ly V ,qpp Q ' p ll E , , - l Illllr Q Q - l l l ' - ' : ' Q . 'iQ r 1 E . i K 1, l l il E- 'e e ' It-to l I ' f . - - - l , L ' fc' Ae' ii .sq 1 -. 1 fwfwa , I W SN s ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,f,,, ' ' ' - ' . , no MN , ' 2 , , l - H - ll I -we 4 l' ,.,,- ll A1, N N fl nu ll l ml, X n qi use-Q F-1 S - nf M. f ,f we XXX, 1, ,f X X ff E all 7 7 I 40 -f ml s t QQ J. P. NEWMAN ,.. Q af, 655 Official Jeweler to all National Fraternities jfraternitxg Giollege BADGES SEALS JEWELRY CHARMS SOUVENIRS RINGS and PIPES, etc. INSIGNIA Cornell University and Fraternity Combination Signet Ring gk See List Glatalogue llbrice lists Special Eesigne Eleven John Street New York May we send you the BvlleIin ? Tefw-uma-QM-e-ff-sig Ql.The Oberrnayer Bulletin is published in the y OBERQQKYER? interest of the Foundry trade-incidentally to QSMQQKSY . ' ,f p advertise The House of Obermayern QL Each xiii? . . . D f lt number contains technical articles of value cfm.. ms contributed by some of the lights of the I country QL Possibly you will find it worth your l t While to let us send you a copy QL It's free THE S. OBERMAYER COMPANY CINCINNATI CHICAGO PITTSBURG 4 I S M lun U KEMUIISI' TYPEWRITERS Appeal 'to Your Sense and Your Senses. They have the light touch which makes for speed and attractive Writing. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEVVRITING COMPANY Syracuse, N. Y. Branch Stores Everywhere Millett's Patent R Core Oven Saves Money S ave s Tim e Fifteen Hundred in Use Every One a Reference Can you aEord to be without it? Write for Catalogue and Prices Millett Core Oven Co. Brightwood : Massachusetts 7 . L.. Oz ..r,,wf?13y5j4z'- ' fi 4 1 G J ff m ,,., J o f- ' V .nf Ji, .gf 5 '-'f 4- J V4 , - .9 - f 1 ev .-.. -vi. 3 . ,.,. , V- -- fi A f - . . , .. ,mn ,V AAA, 'Z Ya z A ..,m9,m,,m , pp.,-,.m:,. fe, 49 , - -J! - .A ,. Agfa u,XVVVas's V . 1:1 i ' ' 1: V - ,. lr 'K iw.. :V 4 fx, -:L-' jf A if59G's1'sm?F9 svsa V R'-wifefc'5i3f 1 if fe A -sawn , ,-2315 - 'se ' QQ?--,f01 -Don,sz-fvvkili :ff ' A -,.,,yfi.fa' 553' ,f W Q g ywi ' ' ,w fVf.zr,PM'.s,, ,,,. ffm' a, Va V yi!!-A .VY V we i xgfgVf',:: 2. 519'1ah,1gw-:fu3:f::s-- 'f..gk,-'- Q - ' '. , , E.,-ve 'gift' W-If Q. I 1 U 1NmAp?.Jr?73?3sV Vg, V' V' ,rw , -' g f -' V- V b '..-,,,.,, ,, Q I ww .- , dyy f n o . . h - ,ff 5' -- ,, ' - P7 - N--. .- ,f , . V , ' Vf3,,-f'a-T'LlffzstL1.Q,..,.liYF?-L ' . lan. f V- ,. an- V vs. f it ' f' ff f , . WIFABER, - ff A 4- V - ,, , N V P- ....f...,.. S 9-4 3 Aug? 1? h '-1-5 V if '1,,s:z'.::::-amz' . 'i Q' ogg' jig? Q . :, ,f suis X' ' 4. i f- . ,aj ' W . , , ,. V K. T.. , ' ssl., - .-'Z - VV , 'f ' V -Y ' ' ' ESTABLISHED l7,6l 5 , 43 A. W. FABER'S Renowned Lead and Colored Pencils, Calculating Rules, Rulers, Triangles, T Squares, Rubber Erasers, etc., etc. For Sale by All Stationers W H F DER ELL E8 CO ce-Harvestmg Mach1nery f-:An A lst Ment1on Worlds Fan' at 253 11515133210 IIhlIIIIIHMQIIIIIIIIIIIPZXUIIIIIIIIIIWMIIIIIIIIl!i 5lIIIHIlIIIIIIIELIHLBIIIIIIIIIWQGHIIIIIIII Ill 4Ql UR tools have been On the market for years and have glven ll I complete satlsfactxon We have been constantly 1m provlng Our machmery and We have ready for d1str1bu t1On a complete catalogue dCSC1'1b1l'1g Our newest unprovements On plovvs markers, cu1t1vatOrs and runs FACTORY AND SALES ROOM ATHENS :: GREEN COUNTY :: NEW YORK I O V . Q o Yx N ms, W w. D If fl fl IL. YL, 5 2: gf! .EA,1.,iQ .cu V ,ff 19-9 ieoeqgfiigioeoizsflfciq,T-agogq cg r f 2 HEX EQ - OA is 2 :Q eex X X SY-XX XX X El at N X - - X X . X X Pi ,O f f' ,- . . f f' IQ ' ' ' 1 . ',' Y 'L ,, Rl AXVT' X 'A .7 :I G '-' u wxggx O 1- Nj'-Xxx-fx xi, NS. 'Q-X g, X YE 'af JX ON.1QSi,fX,g:f-ilk' - ' O V O Xe, --'- 0- -'Ol 1 7 V44 The Corner Bookstores Statloners ano Engravers f A complete line of Text Books for all University Classes and Courses Drawing Instruments and Supplies Our Engraving and ,Embossing Department is completely equipped The making of Menus, Dance Orders, Pro- grammes, Engraved Invitations and Announcements, Calling Cards, Embossed College and Fraternity Stationery, Society and Club Shingles is a distinct feature of our business We especially invite correspondence in reference to this Work TAYLOR C3 CARPENTER : Ithaca, New York is a small amount, but it will buy a ne H ,ZIOOO policy of fire insurance, cover- ing everything you possess in the Way of furniture, Wearing apparel, books, pictures, jewelry, traveling equipments, musical instru- ments and all other household 11 h and personal effects Zossigggnitnifi be swept out by fire, ruined by smoke and Water, or damaged by removal at time of fire. A fire policy covers these risks. LELAND D. VAN RENSSELAER Both Phones 310 East State Street ARTISTIC WALL 39, 59. warner PAPERS BURLAPS - COVE AND ANGLE MOULDING PARQUETRY FLOORS 322 West State Street Ithaca, New York 45 , I 4. tg f ,Iwi Qt our barium Su1ts to Order rom zo u . team A .ww-if if ,.WQM39f,.s f-4.,-rw 1 - - - . Cleanmg, Dyelng and Pressmg ' ' 1' i f' 85 1 ' Contract Work a spec1alty -ava ?W1 lZEfs 1 ' me 3 .M ,V 2 -'ca af, i , .4615 :-:-,. ww sa .Q ., 13? S! -I wry Q4 'ltggi H 2 'lil ' 216 W es! State Street Both Phone: The Wprtufibate Businzss an Always Advertises in Up-to-Date Papers . . O'Brien Dealer in Fresh, Salt Smoked Meats Poultry and Game in :Season Special Aftenlion given to Fmt and Club Housef Reed Block, 222 North Aurora Street, Corner of Buffalo 46 beg your parhnu Oh yes. I see. We manufacture all kinds of class pins. seals, smoker charms banquet charms. in fact anything you want made from a design or we will cheerfully furnish designs without charge Q' Our line of Cornell Jewelry is unex- celled and our watch work is carefully executed. with forty years' experience ,seam-mn Manufacturing' Jeweler ll I'I'0Il,S Sll0CS HAVE THAT AIR OF EXCLUSIVENESS 9? 212 State St., Opposite Ithaca Hotel SAAC COA DEALER IN Scrap Iron, Old Metals, Old Rubber, Cotton and Woolen Rags, Paper Stock, Old Rope and Olcl Bottles I. COAN 621 623, 625 West State Street : : Ithaca, New York Local and Long Distance Phones KLENKE 853 DREW Tin Shop W. H. Klenlce R. L, Drew ZII E. Seneca St., Ithaca, N. Y. Ithaca Phone No. II3 x Sheet Metal Work of all kinds. Metal Ceilings and Side Walls. Cornices and Sky Lights. The old rellable Thatcher Furnace. Tinware. Enameled Ware For a ood. Rig g0 ZLO John linn s Livery IIZ West Seneca Street First-flat: Rigs fzfwayf on band. Open nzlgbt and day. Canfuf, foznpetefzt l!7'I.'UL'l'5. 7115! adder! Nate' Hari. Telephone Cbnmfrtiozz Baldwin Locomotive Works BURNHAM, WILLIAMST 8 COMPANY Philadelphia, Da., U. S. A. Cable Address, Baldwin Philadelphia Manviactvrers oi MOTl ES Both S ing l e Expansion and Compound and tor all gauges ot track Locomotives particularly adapted for logging and industrial purposes -v Locomotives for mines and furnaces 1- Electric locomotives built in conjunction with the Westinghouse Elec. 8 Mig. Co. -1 Electric motor and trailer trucks for railway and svburban service EXPANDED ET Eor Concrete Reinforcement Has larger cross-section, in tension, per unit of material purchased, th-an any fabric offered in the market. It also has superior bonding qualities as Well as other marked advantages in concrete Correspondence with designing engineers and others interested in the BEST methods of concrete reinforcement by the following: EXPANDED METAL ENGINEERING CO., New York WESTERN EXPANDED METAL 61 F. P. CO.. San Francisco. Cal. NORTH WESTERN EXPANDED METAL CO., Chicago BUFFALO EXPANDED METAL CO., Buffalo EXPANDED METAL 64 F. P. CO., LTD., Toronto, Canada MERRITT :Sc CO., Philadelphia CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL CO., Pittsburgh EASTERN EXPANDED METAL CO.. Boston EXPANDED METAL EIREPROOEINO CO., Pittsburgh SOUTHERN EXPANDED METAL CO., Washington SOUTH WESTERN EXPANDED METAL CO., Knoxville 48 FKI Steel Tapes Are Indispensable for Accurate Work ' mam' rfllfl . lien. T .. it llllllllllllll W x r' ll -llzllllllilll 'A x MADEBT TI-IE LUFKIN RULE CO. Saginaw, Mich., U. S. A. For Sale Everywhere Send for catalogue liorsnizm Tennisllackets For 1906 Stand First in Design,VVorkmanship Playing Qualities Durability Unrivalecl in balance. Stringing and finish NEW MODELS The '4Centaur Double fran'e and mesh The 'tl-l yde Patent knotted slringing The 'LSeab1'ight Cane shoulders The HA-1 Modelll Patent central Stringing The HIS Model Narrow shape The 'll-lorsnian Expert Cane handle E. I. HORSMAN COMPANY 354 Broadway, New York Sole U. Slielling Agents for the famous HF. H. Ayres Champion- ship Tennis Ballsn approved by the U. S. N. L. T. A. fl., III!-'i'IIIIIIii X '::5:5:i': 5::::i ':': :..:.-':..::::.l V l:lllll lllllllI 1 -.llIII'IIIEIII'-HI Eiiiiisliiiiiisiii -l:llll lllllll l ,l,5:::.:,:::::-:,, ai gs in f ' H 1 I I : EI: , 'H lx T. 5 I ll 1 :ll LII ssiaasassaaaaii f P M f It 3 M 'l hh ,mf , FIRE BRICK and Th Deane SEWER PIPE THE HIGHEST QUALITY Evans E3 Howard Fire Brick Company Vac vacx Independent Con- dens1ngApparatus We build a complete line of uum pumps for use with lum pans for all kinds of evapnmtive processes and suit- able for either the Wet or the Dry System. Also Air ancl Circulating pumps attached tosurface clensers ST-LOUIS-M0 I 'Ee DEANE STEAM PUMP CO, Cecil D. Gregg. Cornell, '90, President l HOLYOKE. MASSACHUSETTS. U. s. A. 49 ' N E. diff: 6' JU If -. 2 1 - ,. ll , L NNE skis 1 we N, fish, I ' f if h 4 -7 5 1. Qc. 5 af ' ' ef 4 ' T 7 ' ' V - fffixi' ..':E:QrT3'T.x-N . , . ggzgkllgg wxsus 51 , No. 3. LIST Price 580.00 r . - , ' ,. -1 2 ., ., Q J A Q 114 V - -I HE cuts shown herewith represent our No. 3 580 list and No. 2 3260 list guns, either of which are guaranteed to be worth 25 0 more than grades guns rangmg in PFICC from 117.75 net to 8300l1SE We build everything from a 534 pound zo gauge gun to a 1015 pound IO gauge duck, lov and goose gun ill We guarantee every gun in every part-shooting included 'L Ifyou don t know what gun to buy order an Ithaca and a gun of any other make, compare them, and ifthe Ithaca is not the best by all odds, return ' Ask for Art Latalog and special discounts ITHACA GUN COMPANY Ithaca, N. Y. 41 . WWA., ... -t-.,L,s::H. .,,. .. . . ,- .sg . . t I Q f . . her make at the same price .L We make seventeen different any ot I l . 5 1 W ,L 7 , f xt QI' N aff. - . ua vsiws ssfi .4.,.'fp'f A ld Ar i., ALL .WN 'W Yxggj isgzx ff rn tgg khfar . -f .f A ,.., A ,H K Qiuimggg guys..-.:.t-N.. . , 57f?., v 1 L L, f i g. h5.ul,wm w f '.'f:,1?'f Y V :Sheff ' . No. 2. Llst Prlce ,'B6o.oo E 5 1' 'P 50 ' But let' t US run A Line to your Residence or Place of' Business. Our Long Distance Lines Reach Everywhere. Tb W I S- E Przjzier ls at your service for all classes of printing: Menus, Cards, Invi- tations, etc. Stunts for the stunty Cor. Seneca 85 Aurora Streets C 1.60 SffIf7'.YD ITHACA :: :: NHVV YORK Ithaca Telephone Co. R. B. FLGAN, MGR. A. R. SAWYER 81 CO. Tie Store for Women cmd Ciifalrefz 11We aim to supply all your needs 1LTry us and see if our eftort is not a success. 139-141 E. STATE STREET pP. scUsA EDDY ST. Corner of DRYDEN B O O T S Sz S H O E S NEATLY REPAIRED WHILE YOU WAIT A Jil' A i l ' 5Ellx I AUN DRY 323-325 Eddy Street FRED C. BARNARD, Prop. film e nt 'yfetglgth QIIIIIOIIII-EBIIICIIK , 1 the Qllutmlliall U' QE. 11. Sbermnub Men's Furnisher and Custom Shirt Maker ESTXBLISI-IRD 1868 Having for patrons every class entered at Cornell University LARGEST STORE AND STOCK IN THE CITY L'pw:trd of 1qo,oco indif l I 't NI ' ' nl tl q t 1 lf lt Original maker and designer of Cllorntll flags 8. iiamters uf the Iruc Curncliian ipuc ' THE TRUE UNIVERSITY OF THESE DAYS IS COLLECTION OF BOOKS Austln Arablan Nwhts Amsworth Balzac Inulwel Dlckens Drama, The Dumas Dauclet DeI'oe Franklln Q ?lL1IlC1 OOK L N-4: og Ofy ypy ibublxshers Jlbookseilns ann Qilmporters Browmnof Blble The Carlyle Cooper Clay DeKock D1srael1 Ellot Ez:-ll FICICIIUO' ffexsoll lnvln I-I1stor1es Fme Arts BOOK PLATES FINE terature 1n Complete Sets and Fme Ed1t1ons BINDING PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTENTION GIVEN TO ALL INQUIRIES RILSPECTING ANYTHING IN THE REALM OI' BOOKS OR BINDING INSPECTION INVITED AND CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED Goethe and Sch1lle1 Huvo I-Iamllton japan and Lhlnw lxm slex Lamb Lex er Lmcoln P1 escott Poe Pardoe Pepyk Dlarx Roosex elt Shakespeare Tolstoy Thackeray Tennyson Voltawe johnson jefferson jesse Lovel Marxyat Macaulay Mel xmee Parkman RLISk1l1 Rrchzuclson Sterne Smollett Scott Versallles HISIOFICRI A Corner m our Lxbrary Salesroom 701 702 Sedgwlck, Andrews 8: Kennedy Bldg SYRACUSE NEW YORK Serles Webster Warner THE CHIEF GLORY OF EVERY PEOPLE ARISES FROM ITS AUTHORS l v l u I -1 I 'U - .1'. N . . 4 in ,I AN -ff out , . - . g ' Science and General Li . l . - . .:. l . . 1 N 1 -- 52 Young Folks Llbrary ROOFING WHEN TIN was Hrst specified it was the only satisfactory rooting material on the marketg it met the needs of the building public and that meant popularity. To-day M I is held in just as high favor-it is the symbol of all that is good in roof coverings, and it is a perfect representative of all that is good and best in the materials used for making rooting tin. The process is identical with that used eighty years ago and if you would like to know exactly how MF Tm has always been made, send for our booklet From Underfoot to Overheadg you will be interested in the methods and the results. Write to our Advertising Department. AMERICAN SHEET C? TIN PLATE Frick Building COMPANY Pittsburgh, Pa. -Q. s , ff. A Q i, -if Hmm f 13' .t 22 5 gli W it 3 M52 at up G' A I IJTYI' ' ' I Q-. ll ffi : ,,i.,,, WHAT'S IN A NAME? Everything That's Good If It's 5 1 , H n A ,ts f LUNKLNHILIMEP. .-QSFIW' 3 ' , and on some Engineering Y I E Appliance J Notify us if your local dealer cannot 3 5, jx supply them fa. 14:1 ,. Q v I will y :3 I f an f r A THE LUNKENHEI MER co. , Vf Largest Manufacturers of High-Grade l Engineering Specialties in if 6:2 yy The Worm A X General Offices and Woi-Ks l ? Branches 3 New York, 25 Cortlandt Street K London, S. E., 35 Great Dover Street . is ' con m e AFTER DINNER The Hulbert-Loveless Plzzmbzhg Company 215' North Aurora Street 4 A good cigar and The Ithaca journal Contractors for ought to make any man happy Plurnbing Steam I and Hot Water Heating l Daily established in 18723 Weekly in 1815 l Repair Work given Prompt and careful attention Journal Job Printing Means FINEST PRINTING Priest Sc Benjamin Publisheis and Proprietors Membership Associated Press 123-125 gli2IgTzi1n.agti3 g N. Y. l Both Phones Rips sewed up and buttons put on Original Cash Grocer if you have 3 If You Wish to Save Money PRESSING CONTRACT The man Whg keCPS with the price of Groceries down DU RFEY Laces, Feathers and goods of 1 any kind dyed in any color 117 E. State St. 320 W. State St. Both Phones 409 WCSK State Street 22 good clerks and 7 wagons to serve you 54 ARNOLD'S INDIA PALE ALE The Malt used by us is made under our supervision, from selected barley, and the hops imported from the clioictrst of the world's produce. It is well known that no two hreweries produce ale of the same flavor, no matter if brewed identically the same, from the same Water, malt and hops, by the same Brewer. This difference is caused by what is known as the chemistry of the plant, something that is hardly explainable, but exists and must be recognized. It also has much to do with the keeping' qualities of the ales. Now it so happens that the chemistry of this brewery is such as to produce an ale of almost identical flavor of one of the most noted English Breweries, and much superior to any yet built in America, and also giving remark- able keeping qualities. Arnold 81: Company OGDENSBURG, N. Y. Sigler Sv Burns : Distributers : Ithaca, N. Y. CAPS 8b GOWNS .,. - AQ: T Y - i g I' i X ' J E '..i e , ,I raii'iilt. ay My I J isgg W Good Workmanship and Materials at Lowest Prices. Faculty Gowns and Hoods COX SONS 85 VINING Academic and Pulpit Robe Makers 26 2 Fourth Avenue New York An Agency That Recommends 'lihrough the reconiniendation ol the School Bulletin Teachers Agency . 248 graduates ol Cornell University have lween placed in the following places: MEN :NEW YORK STATE Alexander, Amsterdam, Angola, Apalachin, Auburn, Aurora, Ausalnle Forks Belfast, Belleville, Binghamton, Brasher Falls, Budalo, Cainlnriclge, Canaji- harie, Castile, Chateaugay, Chenango Forks, Chester, Cincinnatus. Claren- e Cohleskill,Deposit,l'Joluei'il1e.Dunl4irl-c. East Springiielrl, East Syracuse Elmira, Farmingdale, Fayetteville, Fort Edward. Fultonville, Geneva, Good Ground, Gonverneur, Hamburg, lrlannilial, Horner, l-loosick Falls,jauiaii:i -lohnstown, Little Falls, Louville, Manlius Station, Maryland, Mayville Middletown, Mooers, New Paltz. Ontario, Owego, Painted Post. Palmy ra Penn Yau, Pompey, Pulaski, Ripley, Rome, Saratoga, Syracuse, Ticonderogn 'l'onau-anda, Troy, Utica, Walden, Warreushnrgh, Waterloo, Weedsport Wellshurgh, Westernrille, West llelu-on, Windsor, Wollcott OTHER STATES Auliurn, lll.: Iiracketville. Texasg Cincinnati. Ohio: l'lnvenport, la.: Erie, Pa. Fayette, Ohio: Grand junction, Colorado: lock l-laven, Pa.: Louisville, Ky. Lyndon, Ky.: Manchester, Vt.g Newark, N. J.: New Berlin, Pa.: Pueblo, Colo. St. Charles, Mo.: Shauiokin, Pa,g Towanda, Pa.: Trenton. N. ,l.: NVelmli City Mo.: Winona, Minn. WOMEN : NEW YORK STATE Addison, Andes, Ainenia. Angelica, Angola, Antwerp, Attica. Auburn. Bald, wiusville, Ballston Spa, Bedford, lielniont, Boonville, Canastota, Canister- Catskill, Corning, Dausville, Delhi, Deposit, Dolilis Ferry, Dryden, Dunkirk Ellenville, Ellicottville, Elmira, Fairport, Fair Haven, Fayetteville, Fillmore Franklin, Friendship, Geneva, Gloversville, Greenport, Groton. Plauiuiouils port, l-lerkiuier, Horuellsrille, Jamestown. jordan, Little Falls, Lockport Marathon, Margaretville, Marion. Medina. Melville, Millbrook. Moriah Nassau, Newark, New Rochelle. New York, Norwich, Ole-an, Oneida Oneonta, Oriskany, Phoenix. Pittsford, Plattsburgh, Poughkeepsie, Pratts- Luirgh, Pultneyville, Red Creek. Richburg, Rome, Round Lake, St johns- ville, Sandy Creek, Saratoga Springs, Savoua, Schenectady. Scottsville, Siilnrv South Glens Falls. Spring Valley, Syracuse, Tarrytoun. Troy. Vtica, Wail- dington, Walton, Warners, Watertown, Watkins, Weedsport. Wellsiille Whitehall OTHER STATES Ames, la.: Athens,Pa.: Beaver, Pa,: Bolivar. Mo.g liuohanan, W. Vu.: Col' ville, Wash.: Conneaut, O : Erie. Pa.: Garneld, N. -I.: Marion. 0.5 Marslnill Minn.: Marshalltown, la.: Milford, Ct.: Milton. Pa.: Rlorggznitoun, W. Ya Norwalk, Ct.: Oil City. Pa.: Oshkosh, Wis,: Pziiiiesville, O.: Portage, Wi- St. Charles, Mo,:St. joseph, Mo.: Shauiokiu, Pa.: Stockbridge, Mass.: Terre llaute, Ind.: Towanda, Pa.: Yankton, S, D 1 Ypsilanti, Mich, THE SCHOOL BULLETIN AGENCY C. XV. liartleeu. Syracuse, Neu York 55 0 FURNITURE affords more genuine satisfaction in a student's den than the Globe-Werniclce i E LAS TIC Book Case and Desk Combination c i all liimldlllmillll ' fi e r rr' .lf + f '. z'.'f'.' . J' ' M K , e i ii fe - W i ff , V. ,V 'fm lx . f ' ll! N Wrtite for suggestive t'atafo.,g 'ffze Globe-Wernz'cie Ca. Cincinnati, Ohio THE PRACTICAL I-IATTIST Knows that it is unwise to stir people up into investigating things that will not stand the investigation. 'Twould be folly for me to get you interested in my hats, trunks, suit cases and things unless l knew that they would make good when put to the test. Their merits of the past are but a foretaste of their virtues of the present. Wi REED, 149 East Stare Street W BE SURE The fellows tell us our shoes have individual style and fit, not found in others. BE SURE and buy your shoes Where you know they will be right. COLLINS C73 VORHIS SHOES 204 E. State Street SMOKE THE Uliltimatum Qitgar MANUFACTURED BY Af. H. PLATTS 89? Co. Ithaca, N. Y. John B. lang Iron Works -r ,.,. ' ITHACA, N. Y. 3 LANG 59: BUTTGN, Proprzetars ..,,. General Machinists, Founders and Boiler I Makers :: Castings in Brass, g e pj' 5 Bronze, Aluminum and fs! 4' A .,,, ,WM Iron Patterns Special attention paid to Thesis work 56 HIGH ART ' LION PRINTING HEEL PLATE CO. PATENT STEEL HEEL PLATES Fit any size, shape or style heel in ladies' and Sample Pair Mailed DESIGNED. ENGRAVED Pat. March 3, 1896 IOC- AND PRINTED BY THE Founded 1794 Oxford Academy OXFORD, N. Y. ITHACA 36, CJ PUBLISHING OPPOSITE CITY HALL Address the Principal i Red Cross Pharmacy A 11 tl q u Q F U 1' H111 U re Agent for the NECCO Candies Second to none except in price Full pound' boxes, jo rents Cue huyipound boxes, 25 681115 I 1 NVQ are also 'iHeadquarters for A rare collection of time old Everything in the Toilet Line h . Pure Drugs and all the Standard Remedies rna Ogany PICCCS Physicians' Prescriptions a Specialty always on F. T. DUDLEY 214 East State Street Ithaca, New York hand A Wonderful Shop for study lamps, gas portables electroliers, Cornell Steins and ash trays, Rookwood, Hawkes cut glass and art pottery. That's 14. E, CHIPMAN, Caflecfor OPPOSITE P. 0. Rankin's 57 YOU can break away from the two- tor-a-quarter' abit and keep right on smoking a cigar as you ever in your match to, but in- stead ot g k the usual retail price. pay ry price-3'!2c: we couldn'l Plus Ultra tor . less than the ,AAVV e ot 10c it we -0 l' ' . weren't selling trom Bench to out every intermediatiggiang-Q i at makes the retail dealelgisf t more. wt I '4' . P51 G 'I' .'.' 1 run Full 2 sf l Perfecto Zisfl , t Pcrfeclo Size 5120 a hand-made -long stripped Havana seed ported Sumatra wrapper. Trigg, ORY TANDARD l0c BRAND knnwtialo s good cigars. We don't Eendlc ii pproval because we don't wanfggo evitable losses ot credit accountsfthgef f'7L'f,i ot a large book- keeping and oglce Qi, i lh we would have to make you ll Send us Sgfgfiil f' ' I6f,g3f. ,l or it you hesitate 51.75 tor 50 ot l i ly? cigars fwe pay ex- Dressage! and iisyolg, like any or all ot them, we will hlijfggjtlgg lg ack and not charge you lor those yoigfijfgfsegsfiiioked. Your dealer will pay you Ge. ' for them-he can sell every one at 10c. THIS 83.50 PRICE IS MADE FOH 30 DAYS 0llLY Durlng this time we will sell no more than 100 ol QE , .W ,, was , 4. gg 1 these cigars to any smoker, ,H welcome ltl any Emile The Most Popular College Songs - - 3 .50 50 New College Songs - - -50 Songs of ALL the Colleges l.5O Songs of the WESTERN Colleges l-25 Songs ofthe EASTERN Colleges - L25 Songs of the Flag and Nation -50 IOO New Kindergarten Songs - 1.00 School Songs with College Flavor - - 50 x, Y I 1 1 I New Songs for College Glee Clubs - - .50 New Songs for Male Quartets - - .50 Songs of the University of Pennsylvania L50 Songs of the University of Michigan - - l 50 Songs of Washington and jefferson College - l.25 Songs of Haverford College ---- l.'l5 New Songs and Anthems for Church Quartets, 2 lElefuc1z Numbrrsj snub .lU to .30 At Bookstores, Music Dealers, or the Publishers, Binds, Doble 8 Eldredge 31:33:35 west lstb St. new York Qitv J ,I NORWOOIYS TAILORING SHUPS 411 E. State St. fLAnnounce a complete change in their plan of business ' Commencing Sept 1, '06 If wil! pay you to infuesligzzfe EStt5t Xgtf Bthiel StP1 L ly Rh 1x1 The Clllnrnell launhrp Qgenrp Respectfully solicits your patronage and guarantees that satisfaction so necessary to your comfort. .Quality work M enfiirzg j9'ee Pricef rzgflt IV. S. NORWOOD, Prop. R. L. STONE, 307, Mgr. 59 I D0 all kinds ofHouse and Store Wiring for Electric Lightsband Electric Bells and guarantee all my Work I PERSONALLY SUPERVISE ALL WORK I TAKE H.A.WALDROrN I I2 North Aurora Street ITHACA, NEVV YORK 7ZeTriangleBookShop llxOur shop is one of the most unique bookstores in the country. We beg to solicit your patronage and can assure you of courteous attention to your Wants at all times 60 THE TUDENT ' PAVURITE Is Easiest to Operate ' Does More Worli A Stands More Abuse . Varies Less in Alignment Needs Less Repairs X ASK FOR ART CATALOGUE CSold on the easy payment plan if you wishj BURROWS 81 0'DANIEL, General Agents 205 EAST STATE STREET I! :Z ITHACA, NEW YORK 61 THE CHAMPAGNE 0fthCr20th Century da 5 1 . . E Ax .b Q 3 Xl r-gm.--L.-x , : 6,34 ifwffvniw - iq CET , E I Kr C HANDON ll SEA - lll5L'f'Solelmponzvs. uiwmwse.. 1 , N : Q ' - Qf the Marvellously Grand I W Vintage of the year ' U' M 14 r 1 900 nw' W K lu UW! U r . Superior in Quality. Dryness and Bouquet to Any, Champagne Produced S1nce 3 the Great Vintage of 1884 . WuQfS'54z M 1743 sm EPERNAY- FRANCE r at INN PlllHIIIIIII HH!? rtd ! IIIIIUH GEO.A.KESSLER Sz C0.,S01c-:Importers A Mofor Boa! fir Pleasure L there is very little pleasure in motor ,V1S,.i 5? r't boating unless you have a good motor in your boat QL The BEST are manufactured by OURHLMBYHZH-P. BUFFALO GASOLENE MOTOR CO. We build up to 40 H.P. 1280-mas NIAGARA ST., BUFFALO, N. Y, l Brown-Lipe You get the benefit of our 65 years' CXPCl'lCIlCC Wl'1CH YOU buy Bishop Platinum ALL FORMS FOR ALL PURPOSES J. BISHOP 86 COMPANY MALVERN, PA. The first Platinum XVorks in the UNITED STATESQ founded by us in 1842 lAUtomobile Gears Sliding Gear Transmissions Back Locked Steering Differentials qChain or Bevel Drivenj Specialists in gear-driven mechanisms Recognized as Standard Brown-Lipe Gear Company Syracuse, New York 53 Greclings to '06, '07, '08 and '09 coTRELL 8LEONARD , Albany,N.Y. Makers ofthe Caps, Gowns and Hoods for i Cornell, Col- umbia, Syra- l ii , cuse, Y a l e . Harvard, 11' ff Princeton, University of'Chicago,LelandStan- ford, University ofthe South, Tulane, University of Pennsylvania,VVell- esley, Mt. Holyoke, Bryn Mawr, and the others CLASS CONTRACTS zl SPECIALTY 1- Send lor our Bulletin No. 20, Samples, Driccs, clc. 1- Rich Gowns for the Dvlpil and Bench TYPEWRITERS E oflier every make of writing machine thor- oughly and completely built over and reiinished, guaranteed to do their original work and looking like new. Good, practical type- writers from 510.00 upward. Send for illustrated catalogue. Commercial Typewriter Company 257 William Street New York City Be gm-5 Q0 lie properly efluipned-obtain the STEV- ENS anll you CANNOT GO wlcoxo. We mrlke RIFLES . . . from S225 to S150.00 PISTOLS . . . from 2.50 to 50.00 SHOTGUNS . . from 7.50 to 35.00 Asia your rlenler :lull insist l Send for no-page illus- un our popular lllalte. Ifl irzltetl catrll-lg. lt' inte!- if--llczlnliotollmin, ileshili ' assed ln slloo'r1NG. you Zlircl t, cawinlyc c'lzl1rg'c.vl nllgilttollave it. Nailed fn-l-f-aid, upon receipt ofl for f-:ur cents in stamps to catalog price. I Cover postage. Our attractive tllree-rnlnr Aluminum Hanger will be sent ani-wllere for xo tents in stamps. J. STEVENS ARMS AND TOOL CO., P. O. llox 4096 Chicopee Falls, Mass., U. S. A. ,,,.l.w-.1 , l A - 5'-'El ' A '. ' f1,5X.iRuli..f3wiiL,ltk'.1l.,hii uf.-5.-.EliA-.-:i.atiZi..En..Si.i,iil.....5.7.4.1A22-.L-iR,,,i.s-m.,s.-.-' jr -- ik, -Q A :imma um for young and old. Universally aoillalable-.lm Q. , ball und sncketjoil-lt. Attachnllle table, birch top, lacquered Strings, ' 53.00. Quurtered oak top, antique copper oxidized Httinga, 54.50. - -. Booklet Fmzlz. C. E. Locus MFG. Co., 253 Elm St., Kensetl, Iowa. . L 1 In 333' .5 I. ,Eg - . - -sassy' .- '-j.i--:Arg-J 4 I ,N - ,A il, i:3I'fEf:f-'E: 11 V' I' -, ' vi I Z5 ' 7' 7 3'-.ff-f' i,if--'iiflff '7-,'F':i l ' - A gtg- Lombard Iron Works and Suppl Company l ollllfll'y, Machine dllfl Boiler XVUl'kS and Mill Supply Store. 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Y Office Hours: 10 a. rn. to 1 p. m. 4to6and7to8p.m. Dr. William Chester Douglass ALWAYS OPEN Office Hours. 8lo10 a. m.: 1210 4 and 6 lo 10 p. m. 409 EDDY STREET ITHACA, NEW YORK Phones Royden lvl. Vose OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 108 WEST SENECA ST. Hours: 10 lo I2a. m.: 4 to 6 and 8 Io 9 p. m Bell, 1 I6 ITHACA, N. Y E. R. Wright, IYI. D. 126 EAST SENECA STREET Office Hours: until 9 a. m.: 210 4 and 610 8 D. m. Both Phones Dr. A. M. lYlacOachen DENTisT 218 EAST STATE STREET OPPOSITE ITHACA HOTEL Bell Phone Dr. C. J. lYIcCIure Dr. R. R. Kingsley DENrisrs 203 N. AURORA ST. ITHACA, N. Y. Dr. T. R. Stuart DENTIST Rooms 22 61 23 SAVINGS BANK BLDG. Porcelain fillings, Crowns, etc. MEAT T ME-Af I RK T You can't buy S I L K at Calico prices RW If they cut prices they must cut either the quality or the Weight We don't claim to se!! camper, but do claim that We can save you money 6 NORTH AURORA STREET J' G' iid, WEST STATE STREET 66 Stephens 8n Masters! 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' ., rw Tw'-we ..k:i:,'.,--.1 'L 'JVM' .W -A - ,..,.,,.-:Vw ,Q V .. ug: ' ,gf ffl -w i, .W--1:ax!i,'ifq,i'a 11,-75:14, 'efwit,fusrafwrigwpzffafgef-s:2:.'.:s:vg2fpiw ' f QU' Q -' P' ,gk ln - iL x?3gvf11,1-Q-' .'.' - -1 fab f' G+ iff-Psy 1 '. -'fit Y . , ,,,, N-:ZW .-, , ,,,, ,, .. . . .. V ., 3 . V N f. , -. , , J . , , J , -L M ' . -. . , , 35 Can please the most fastidious 'VRF W EM-S Wilt ' 5' f , 1liflfillfilliprllgapi,iillllllml I 4 xl . ilillll AARON WELLS Remember the old, reliable '4Pinochle Suit Cases, Trunks, and Gent's Furnishings of the highest grade at reasonable N 5 Q prices here. We handle the best meats the market affords, Sell no inferior grades. You get quality and quantity every time you buy of us. We give the best for the money, despite trusts and combinations Geo. H. Baller Bell Phone IO5 So. Aurora St. Cor. Cayuga and Green Streets LINN'S MARKET i 106 SOUTH CAYUGA STREET is the place where you will always find a full stock of both home grown and Western meats '23 Oysters Fine Poultry, Rabbits and other game in season .493 Prices as low as at any market inthe city! Prompt attention given to orders from either phone 86 be Bfftre aft J. B. WILLIAMS. Proprietor if OUR wants will receive careful attention. Husky Henry was admitted to the bar in --2 while Johnnie took up the same study -years later. LYCEUIVI BELL RINGS TWO MINUTES BEFORE THE CURTAIN GOES UP WE HAVE TI-IE NOBBIEST LINE OF Saifings, Ofvervoaiings 56 Tromeringy I IN T 0 W N Come in and look them over Our prices are below competition Our workmanship and fit strictly guaranteed H GOLDENBERG, The UUZIUEVIZW Tazfor 317 EDDY STREET 37 7736 Paine 005100. The D., L. 81 W. R. R. Cofs Retail Yard 702 West State Street Telephones Uptown Office F. W. Phillips' Ticket Office, 213 East State Stre nes Itlmccz, N 27 COAL AND WOOD Weberas mifery Corner State and Albany Streets P. WEBER, Proprietor 8 SCHELT 7ZeTAILUR Maker of FASHIONABLE CLOTHES 111 NORTH AURORA STREET : opposite Zincks In order to get f1rst-class barber- ing done go to the Parlor Barber Shop GEO. P. HUCH CornerSz'afe E33 Tioga Streets, Ithaca, N. T. MONARCH ROAD ROLLER COMPANY GROTON : NEW YORK STEAM ROAD ROLLERS Traction Engines - Street Sweepers Stone Crushers - etc. Buy a A PARKER .-1. QMKEZN ligkfhfgaf' ltigxitlfiglfl -' !l.ucx'n! ' 'f. 1215? LUCKY CURVE 6232592 :ff WEN I mm, ' i ll l W l J E-1 well wg . il 15 M ' 1 .i ll . umm 14 ' A nmvil ' . 1 ' 1 'I -I. ' ww f ll me' 1 ' . Illllullll lr' E We fi' . . 1e 1lf',m m- l I 3 S ,'q u, l 1, .5 'fa l ,'.Q'1., Q'j,j '. va U: W lr' Sa ll-2:3 31 21 alt E 'ai if 1. --'E H BECAUSE E i' '14 ri :' u -122' ' U ,' If l, '-4 53,3531 Q. 7 mliwi gi T - IT 15 xku l :r .Ex xml ' WHW4' Q l ' 1 154: 1 ' .:!, E A soon PEN R'E:Lkl!ll!1i' x la , E l'Iy1 I, -.JE.,,5 ' ln 3 ,JE gl' wX1iu. 'A ,J 1' J-2324 4 my l ,' Y l l if 'll 'A 5'-'Dir' 5. 1 , V 'I , f,,Z' Lv' . ' flfgalumi M3914 gs gn , V.. L 'M' In ng -fgl 'n .'hl'Ill lf -'KXAL4 Y - V '-'lx ll l In,.uII,.d W ' ln' g , ,, ' i w N ':'llllll,I1' 1llu:l :ll 1 B lg V . Il:'lll:i,ll! l! Nl , , X' 3 .1 1 l 1' 1' '. 'f'!'ll P'f 15 '5 x If Ilumllll l 4 l 1 l1ll, 't II 3 31 Sold Everywhere ',: ,1if 'i, l f in :-,:s!,.Q:M .. E I 1:'Il 'fa'l !'l, -. N f 1. If'j.gf R,5 ' N h '9',d 1 25' lv 1 ,inllllxlilq ml j II H,p :m il ll I-Illlkm ljlll M ex . WT-l? 'qi' ll h A 2 lm 1' r 5.5 hlf K llllnl':.'s lllm ' 4 il Ng.-.4':,i ll1, l ull THE PARKER PEN CO ., Janesville, W is. 90 Sag jfellow 'What's the difference between Durfey and an old maid? Durfey is dyeing to press and an old maid is dying to be pressed. .ff :ie- ds it gle 'P xl! ii ' in Wanzer 8r. Howell The Grocers bn gtuhrntfi nn Restaurant for Ladies and 4 Gentlemen First Class Service Guaranteed Hours: Week Days, 7 A. M. to I2 P. Sunclays,'S.3o A. M. to IO P. M. Drop In and See Us x l i i l l lf LQJMLUW El fllbooel Q . JBathroom x fines? . Is the most essential feature of the model home, as it is a necessary comfort to any home. Better putinoney in perfecting the Sanitary system, thereby insuring the health and comfort of your family than Spending it for nne furnishings. VVe clon't do cheap work, but do GQOD XVORK CHEAP -a distinction with a difference. Estimates easy to get on Plumbing, lX'ater or Steam Heating free of cost. Call, write phone, or ask us to call. 3ElIlll65OllfflDC'llillll16S2 Go. 321 Eddy Street , 121 S- Ceyllw Sf' QI B R o CTG N WIN E S 1 J.2iQis:fzi..,b V . ORIGINAL CELLARS ' Nice-eiigifgf Manufacturers of F ine Old . ll i Elini, Port, Sweet and Dry Cataw- EQL fiiiiq . C, r ha, Cherry, Claret, Tokay '-rs 'T '7 'T' ' ' . A etc., etc. Also Pure Grape Brandy. . - ' - ' .l 'e 1 - I , e'1Q 's-ga - . -l- ' I Correspondence Solicited. L W l Established 1859 Incorporated 1905 The G. E. RYCKNIAN WINE CU. Brocton. N.Y. Universal Safety Tread Is the only safety tread that is safe to Walk on under all conditions. All others have continuous ribs of steel running lengthwise which to a large extent counteract the clinging ednect of the lead The UNIVERSAL SAFETY TREAD CO., 45 Broadway, New fork The Best Foothold Wherever people walk Endorsed by Contractors and Government THE BEST BARBER SHOPS IN ITHACA ARE The Ithaca Hotel and Sheldon Court Shops All Expert Workmen Vibhrasage Treatment l F. H. Eschenburg, Proprietor I Q2 Buffalo Wholesale Hardware Company I Railway Qtuntractnrs, Qurhepnrs Shop Supplies, Spike, Nails, Screws Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Shovels, Pick Axes, WheelBarroWs, Drag Scrapers Wire Rope, Belting, Cham Hoists Jacks, Telephone and Telegraph Wire and Spoons GW? BU FFALO, NEW YoRK 93 TAILORIN G PARLORS wheatnn 8: Merry IO7 North Aurora Street Ih NY

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