Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 605 of the 1908 volume:

, -I Y J fp + R wi 1 + , V H l H sc? Qing IFFANY 8: CO. Fifth Avenue and 37th Street, New York Prizes for Sports Ready for Immediate Deiifvery. Photographs Upon Request Loving Cups, Vases, Pitchers, etc., in sterling silver and silver-mounted glass, suitable for Coach- ing Parades, Golfing, Tennis, Automobile, Yacht and Motor Boat races, or other land and water sports Tiffany 85 C o. Loving Cups Sterling Sil-'ver 5M inches high - 324. 6 at as - 58. 62 - 45. 7 ll L - 70. 8 ' - 85. Small Prize Cups Sterling Silver, gold lined, 2 handles, height ZZ in ches upward, 310, 312, 315, 318. Vase Cups Morning Glory and Other Shapes, Sterling Silfver 9M inches high - 320. im - 32. 13 - 40. 14 ' - 65. 17 ' - 100. Silver-Mounted Glass Claret .lugs and Lemonade Pitchers, - 310, 320, 345. Vases, - 312, 314, 322, 326, 330, 360, 370. Water Pitchers, - - 338, 355, 3100. Designs and Estimates for Richer Prizes and Trophies Sem' Upon Reqaesi Comparison of Prices Tiffany SL Co. always welcome a comparison of prices This applies to their entire stock of rich, as well as inexpensive jewelry, silverware, watches, clocks, bronzes, and other artistic objects, on all of which their prices are as reasonable as is consistent with the standard of quality maintained by the house Fifth Avenue iNeWYork O u t-o f-T 0 W n Service To parties known to the house, or who will make t h e m s e l v e s known by satis- factory refer- ences, Tiffany Sz Co. will send for inspection selec- tions of their stock Patrons writing from temporary address will assist identification by adding theirhome address Tiffany 83 Co. Blue Book A compact cata- logue without il- lustrations -over 5oo pages of con- cise descriptions with an alphabet- ical side index af- fording quick ac- cess to the wide range of Tifiany 8z Cofs stock, with theprices at which articles may be purchased. Pa- trons will find this little book filled with helpful sug- gestions of jew- elry, silverware, clocks, bronzes, and other artistic m e r c h a n d is e suitable for wed ding presents or other gifts Strictly Retailers manufacture SOLELY for their own retail trade. Their wares are never sold to other deal- ers, and can only be purchased DIRECT from their establish- ment in New York, Paris or London The Cornellian Vol. XXXIX 1ffw1?w ,ffi A 212 me Q00 ELL BEING-A-RECORD-OF il 5 LQ THEVNIVERSITY-YEAR g if gf, :lf 1906 - 1907 UQ 3 .V f V I 1 ii , f Q f QQ '3 YV M ,-, Q' I? J , i , , 1 1 1 1 X - 4 W l fb PVBLISHED 'BY- THE -JVNlOR- CLA55 54' AT- CORN ELL - Vf'HVER5I TY K 1307 W if mf U E PRINTED, 1907 by tive NINETEEN HLTNDRED AND EIGHT CORNELLIAN BOARD Price, 51.50. Postage Prepaid, 32.00 Addresx R. R. BERGEN, Businesx Manager, ITHACA, N. Y. 5 me Img, EE- con NEL1 Ll x FIU: - 4-fl-6.9- SE-if L u i 'E' WI., Press of HAUSAUER-JONES PRINTING Co. Buffalo, N. Y. I E , f L- ':Aiif ,eff -QQ ,,-,f giif2T?. . gg- K -, 'b 3' , ' ,-, 1 1 11 ' ,.Q a ' ' 4? 4' -f e e 5 V N' ' e ' 1595? x.,xW??Ni we 7' Q W4 ff : :'ff' ' CORNELLHANSQ 'Q 2 . fre? , .. ' if To those who have h if 1 , X K V i made the records here ex, inscribed, and to those 1' X A who by their earliest U, - enthusiasm and vvillihcg Q f eo-operation have helped , he M 1. m , . s lg in the achievement there- QQ of, qreetin. 'is qiveh. ' e li you wh o read these f' Q ' pages. shogll :father VBJXY- jfnng N thing of the inspiraticn- that has been theirs,,or 1 1 if in mv measuree haw 'K h fi ever small this book' Xi emenaies the spirit of ' if f i Cornegllg then the eifor-t, if A here expended! ' 'shcxll ei if M hate Qzegrx made, to good 0 ,0 H'Y2T.g ' ' fffQfm'f'Q'ffQ MMM' 'A'W Wffw wMm7'm 7h N- e To Liberty Hyde Bailey, B. S., M. S v 1 X 1 Dean Bailey P53 339,58 iw GRICULTURE must rescue the city. Our country was made possible by the pioneer of the Woods and the fields. Our Con- WTJ stitution was framed by men of the country, and the impetus to QE' Scam our national development was given by the out-ofidoors. Rural il v ff statesmen once held and wisely guided the nationls destimes. But all that has changed. A centralizing urban life has occupied l I our attention and absorbed our energies. Great movements ' 'III' now originate and strong leaders now rise in the cities, carrying with them the urban point of view. 'Weakened is the land that loses the strength of the acres. For a decade past the attention of leading men has been slowly turning to the regenerating vigor of rural surroundings. The city has been slowly devising schemes through which the country may share its burdens. But hitherto these efforts lacked unity. Teaching and prac- tice in agriculture were much at variance. The practical failed of recognition' from the educated leaders. The purely scientific found no chord of sympathy With the prac- tical Workaday life in the field. It remained for a leader to rise to champion the cause of country life affairs. He must be a scholar and a practical Worker if public sentiment on all sides was to be crystallized. A great educational struggle in New York State, country-wide in its inHuence, developed the man for the movement. VVhen the conflict was passed We saw him Who Was needed, who is giving a life Work to establish a great educational system, Liberty Hyde Bailey. lt was fitting that the Dean of our State College of Agriculture should have been born on the farm. Michigan gave him his birthplace in South Haven, March 15th, I86O. The twenty-second year of his life found him at the completion of his course in the Michigan Agricultural College. A splendid opportunity for experience in Botany was offered under Asa Gray at Harvard University. Upon the completion of his Work there he returned to his alma mater as Professor of Horticulture and Land- scape Gardening. In 1886, the State of Minnesota claimed his services as a member of the Geological and Natural History Survey for that part of the country. In 1888 Cornell called him to the chair of Horticulture. Several trips abroad previous served to give him the breadth of vievv necessary to cope with the big problems later encoun- tered. IQO3 marks the time when the directorship of the College of Agriculture was passed into his hands. Quickly and always progressively the administration of the college has been promoted and developed under his inspiring inliuence. New de- partments have been added and new men have felt the call of his work. 9 Still not as the Dean of a College among the sisterhood of colleges on the hill have his energies been confined, but as President of the Association ofAmerican Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations, his influence has been felt throughout the Union. Yet agriculture alone has not received the full attention of our Dean. The organiza- tion of educational policies throughout the country has claimed his interest and time. The books he has written are a library in themselves. With all his varied duties he has been a persistent writer of agricultural works, elevating in tone through the urit of their diction and the ease of their st le. Y Y The American Philosophical Society and the National Academy of Arts and Sciences, and, yes, a dozen other societies of learned men, may claim his membership and affiliation. But no organization knows him as he is known to his students. How- ever much he has given to the world outside, he has kept much more for us who live with him. However loud may be the praise of the world, never will there be more genuine, heartfelt appreciation for unselfish work than that his students give him. In dedicating this record of the College Year to Professor Bailey, the board ex- presses tangibly the cordial esteem that hosts of students have long felt. Those de- lightful Sunday evenings when, gathered around his hearth, we listened to words of advice and felt the spiritual uplift of his presence have borne abundant fruit in the -lives and sympathies of his students. The board feels fortunate that the book of IQO8 should bear testimony to the rise of a great work. Honored are we at the privilege of handing down to succeeding generations of Cornellians this proof of the affection the students bear him, their warm friend and counselor. Let his great work grow. As Cornellians now unborn will turn these pages dedicated to Professor Bailey, may they learn to know the record and ideals of a leader of the people and be moved to grateful appreciation for the honor he did Cornell. 10 sNi1Qffag,? Board of Editors Editor-in-Chief DEAN LEWIS KELSEY Business Manager ROBERT ROBINSON BERGEN Assistant Business Manager HARRY RANDOLPH COFFIN Artistic Editor FRANKLIN PIERCE NICHOLS Associate Editors CLARENCE GREENWALD BAMBERGER FRANK PUTNAM DEANE LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT EDNA LENORA MERTZ HAROLD ELMORE SANTEE OSCAR DEIDRICH VON ENGELN Il .-4-:f.:a. - fv-f .6 -r -.,- ..,. 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The Christmas recess begins. Registration in the College of Agriculture for Winter courses. Work resumed. The Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition. Founderls Day. First term closes. Registration for Second Term. second Term, 1906-1907 WASHINGTON,S BIRTHDAY. Winter Courses in Agriculture end. Easter recess begins. 'I2 APRIL I Monday 1 Tuesday I5 Monday lh'lAY I NVednesday 3 Friday 24 Friday 30 Thursday JUNE I2 'Wednesday I3 Thursday I6 Sunday I8 Tuesday IQ VVednesday zo Thursday JULY 4 Thursday AUGUST 14- Wednesday SEPTEMBER I6 Monday 24. Tuesday 25 VVednesday 25 VVednesday 26 Thursday 27 Friday NOVEMBER Thursday DECEMBER 2 Monday 5 Thursday 21 Saturday JANUARY 3 Friday IO Friday I I Saturday 29 Wednesday FEBRUARY I Saturday F The latest date for presenting Vlloodford Orations. Vliork resumed. The latest date for receiving applications for Fellowships and Grad- uate Scholarships. The latest date for presenting Theses for Advanced D.grees. The Woodford Prize Competiton. 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. TI-IIRTY-NINTH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT. Summer Session, 1907 Summer Session begins. Summer Session ends. First Term, 1907-1908 Entrance examinations begin. ACADEMIC YEAR BEGINS. Matriculation of new students. Uni- versity Scholarship examinations begin. Registration of students in the Medical College in New York City. Matriculation of new students. Registration' of matriculated students. llnstruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca. Preside.-nt's annual address to the students at 12.00 M. TI-IANKSGIVING DAY. The latest date for announcing subjects of Theses for Advanced Degrees. Registration in the College of Agriculture for Winter Courses. The Christmas recess begins. Work resumed. r The Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition. FOUNDER,S DAY. First term closes. 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State, PQ Albany The SPEAKER of the Assembly, . y 2 Albany The STATE COMMISSIONER of Education, I Albany The COMMISSIONER of Agriculture, . . I E' Albany The PRESIDENT Of the State Agricultural Society I Albany The LIBRARIAN of the Cornell Library, . J Ithaca CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A. B., LL. B., . Ithaca TSAMUEL D. HALLIDAY, A. B., . . CB.D Ithaca QM- L-, . . . . CB.D -- 'FCHARLES E. TREMAN, B. L., . CAD Ithaca TROBERT H. TREMAN, B. M. E., . CB.D Ithaca GEORGE B. TURNER, B. S., . . CfI.D Auburn TMYNDERSE VAN CLEEF, B. S., . CB.D Ithaca FRANKLIN C. CORNELL .' . . CB.D Ithaca HENRY HERMAN WESTINGHOUSE, . . CB.D New York 1- ----, . . . . CB.D -- ROGER B. WILLIAMS, A. M., . CB.D Ithaca JOHN DEWITT WARNER, Ph. B., . . CAD New York HARRY L. TAYLOR, A. B., LL. B., . CAD Buffalo WAI.TER CRAIG KERR, B. M. E., . CB.D New York C. SIDNEY SHEPARD, A. B., LL. B., CB.D New Haven HIRAM W. SIBLEY, Ph. D., LL. B., . CB.D Rochester RUTH PUTNAM, B. Lit., . . . CA.D New York HENRY WOODWARD SACKETT, A. B., . C.f1.D New York STEWART L. WOODFORD, LL. D., . CB.D New York -Q -, . . . B. 1- JOHN HENRY BARR, M. M. E., . . SYl'3CU5e HENRY RUBENS ICKELHEIMER, B. L., . CB.D New York ROBERT TUTTLE MORRIS, M. D., . . . CA.D New York HENRY B. LORD, ...... CB.D Ifl121C2l ANDREW D. WHITE, LL. D., L. H. D., D. C. L., Itl12C21 ANDREW CARNEGIE, LL. D., .... CB.DI . Pittsburg, Pa. GEORGE C. BOLDT, . . . . CB.D NSW Y0flf CHARLES H. BLOOD, Ph. B., LL. B., . Cf1.D2 Ifl12C2 14 FRANK H. HISCOCK, A. B., . . CBJ . . Syracuse JAMES HARVEY EDWARDS, C. E., . . 01.3 . . East Berlin, Ct. GEORGE R. VVILLIAMS, LL. B., . CBJ . . Ithaca FRANK DAWLEY ,..... QGJ3 . . . Fayetteville EMMONS L. XVILLIAMS ,.... Sm-etary-Tzwzrzn-er CHARLES D. BOSTWICI-1, A. B., LL. B., . f1.f.fz'stant Ser.-Trans. Bk . Term of ofHce Qfive yearsj expires in IQO7, the next group of six in 1908, etc., etc., CID B., elected by Board. C25 A., elected by Aluinni. QQ G., elected by the New York State Grange for 1907-1908. 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Faculty JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN, A. M., D. Sc., LL. D., President A. B.,London, 1877, A. ,M., 1878, D. Sc., Edinburgh, 1878, LL. D., Columbia, 1892' Yale, 1901, University of Edinburgh, 1902, Hibbert Traveling Fellow in Germany, 1878-80, Honorary Fellow of University College, London. 0 B K. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, A. B., LL. B., Ph. D., Dean ofthe Faculty ofdrts anal Sciences, ana' Professor of Political Economy and Statistics. A. B.,Amherst, 1884, LL. B., Columbia, 1887, Ph. D., 1891. EF ln, 07 A1 CD, 0 B K. GOLDWIN SMITH, A. M., LL. D., L. H. D., D. C. L., Professor of English Hzistory, Emeritus. A. B., 1845, A. M., Oxford, 18485 LL. D., Brown University, 1865, L. H. D., Regents ofthe University ofthe State of New York, 1870, D. C. L., Oxford, 1882. QV I . GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B. S., Ph. D., Professor of Chemistry, Emeritus, anal Lecturer on Chemistry. B. S.,Lawrence Scientific School QI-Iarvardp, 1855, Ph. D., Gottingen, 1859. Z E. HIRAM CORSON, A. M., LL. D., Litt. D., Professor of English Literature, Emeritus, anal Lecturer on English Literature. A. M.,Princeton, 18643 LL. D., St. John's College, 1878, Litt. D., Princeton, 1903, Honorary member of the Vedanta Society, New York. THE REV. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A. M., D. D., Sage Professor of the Hzlstory and Phi- losophy of Religion anal of Christian Ethics, Emeritus, ana' Lecturer on the Hzistory anal Philosophy of Religion ana' of Christian Ethics. A. B., A. M., Yale, 1855, D. D., Yale, 1892. Skull and Bones. A K E, 0 B K. BURT GREEN WILDER, B. S., M. D., Professor of Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology. B. S. fsumma cum laudej, Lawrence Scientific School fl-larvardj, 1862, M. D., Harvard Medical School, 1866. Vice-President, Biological Section, American Association Advancement Science, 1885, President American Neurology Association, 1885, Pres- ident Association American Anatomists, 1898. THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A. M., Litt. D., Dean ,of the University Faculty anal Professor ofthe Romance Languages anal Literatures. A. B., Princeton, 1864, A. M., 18675 Ph. D. fl-lonoraryj, 18745 Litt. D., Princeton, 1903. KLQBK 20 3 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B. S., Professor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology. B. S.,Cornell, 1874. J l'. ff. WVATERMAN 'IPHOMAS l'lEWE'1'T, A. B., A. BI., Ph. D., Professor of the German Language and .LIifL'l'l1fIlIF. A. B.,Amherst, 18695 A. lX'I., 18715 PlI. D., CoI'nell, 1897. wil . EDVVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B. S., Ph. D., Professor of Playsirs. B. S.,Cornell, 18755 Ph. D., Gottingen, 1879. .I 2',f E. JAMES IVIORGAN HART, A. NI., U. D., Litt. D., Professor of tfne Englzisb Language anal Lit- eraiure. A. B.,Princeton, 18605 A. IVI., 18635 Juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864.5 Litt. D. Princeton, 19005 American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Modern Language Association of America, Philological Society QLondonj. A A CD, di B K. JEREMIAH XVI-IIPPLE JENKS, A.M., Ph. D., LL.D., Professor ofPoIz't1'eaZEeorzomy and Polzvtzrsr, A. B., 18785 A. IVI., 18795 University of Michigan5 Ph. D., Halle, 18855 LL. D., Nlichigan, 19035 Expert of U. S. Industrial Commission in charge of Investigation of Trusts. 1899-IQOI, Commissioner to Orient of War Department, 1901-025 U. S. Commissione, of International Exchange, 1903-04. Af. LUCIEN Aucusrus WAIT, A. B., Professor of Matbenzaties. A. B., Harvard, 1870. Z TJP B K. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A. B., LL. D., Professor of Medirefual History. A. B., Cornell, 18815 LL. D., Wisconsin, 19045 Litt. D., Wfestern Reserve University, 1905. KP B K. CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT, A. B., Litt. D.,'Professor of Latin. A. B., Brown, 18785 Litt. D., 1904. A I , cb B K. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B. S., Professor of Hz4stofog'y anal Embryology. B. S., Cornell, 18875 Lflf',.Q2 CP. u GEORGE WILLIAM JONES, A. M., Professor of Matbe1nat1'es. A. B. Yale, 18595 A. M., 1862. I' N fFreshmanj, cb B K. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A. B., Ph. D., LL. D., Sage Professor of Logic and Mefaployszl-s. A. B., Dalhousie College, 18875 Ph. D., Cornell, 18925 LL. D., Queen's University, IQO3. A. T .Q. EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, M. A., Ph. D., LL. D., Sage Professor of Psychology. London, Member Council Third and Fourth International Congress Psychology H. M. M. A.,ZE. 21 3 B. A. Oxford, 18895 Ph. D., Leipzig, 18925 M. A. Oxford, 18945 LL. D., Wisconsin, 19045 F. Z. S.5 F. A. A. A. S.5 Neurological Society, Londong Aristotelian Society, 2 GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph. B., Professor of Botany fwitla special referenre to Comporotifue Morphology and Myeology. Ph. B., Cornell, 1885, F. A. A. A. s. o B K, 2 5. RALPHCSTOCKMAN TARR, B. S., Professor of Dynamie Geology and Pkysieol Geography. B. S., Harvard, 1891. Z' E. THE REV. NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, A. IVI., Professor of Semitic Languages and Literatures. Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882, University of Stockholm, 1882-845 Theological Semi- nary, 1884-87, University of Berlin, I8QO, A. M., Colgate, 1887. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A. M., Professor of Greek. A. B. Hamilton, 1876, A. M., 1887. 20,0 B K. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph. D., Professor of Seience and Art of Eduration. Ph. D., Halle, 1886, President Swarthmore College, 1891-98. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph. B., B. S., Professor of Inorganzr Clfemisfry. Ph. B., University of Michigan, 18855 B. S., 1886. IPP, I E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A. M., Ph. D., Professor of Plvysiral Chemistry. A. M., Ph. D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT, Ph. D., LL. D., Professor of Greek. A Ph. D., Munchen, 1880, LL. D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1902. One of the Managers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, its Annual Director, 1896-97, Cor. Member Imp. Germ. Arch. Inst. Q A 0, fp B K. CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph. D., Professor of Hmeriron I-Iisfory. Ph. B., Cornell, 1886, Ph. D., Halle, 1892. L1 P, di B K. Quill and Dagger. FRANK ALBERT FETTER, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Politiral Eeonomy and Pinanfe. A. B., Indiana University, 1891, Ph. M., Cornell, 18925 Ph. D., Halle, 1894. Secretary and Treasurer of American Economic Association. 0 K W. WILLIAM RIDGLEY ORNDORFF, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Organie anal Playsiologieal Chemistry. A. B.,Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph. D., 18875 Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. Member of the American Chemical Society, Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. NZ N,Z E. WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Physical Chemistry. A. B., Harvard, 18885 Ph. D., Leipzig, 1892. .41 KE. ERNEST IXIERRITT, M. E., Professor of Playsies. . M. E., Cornell, 1886. QKWVEE. HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS, Ph. D., Professor of Geology and Director of tlae Geological MU5Eu77Z. Ph. B., Yale, 18685 Ph. D., 1871. Fellow Geological Society America, P. G. S., London. Book and Snake. T 13,2 E. CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG, A. B., Arting Professor of Physical Culture and Direeior of the Gymnasium. A. B., Cornell, 1899, Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary. Quill and Dagger. AACD. 77 JAMES MCNIAHON, A. hl., Professor of llluthenzaties. A. B., Trinity College, Dublin, 18815 A. Nl., 1890. London Mathematical Society, American Mathematical Society, F. A. A. A. S. lf? K W, Q B K, ,fl 5. JOHN HENRY FFANNER, B. S., Ph. D., Professor of Mathematzics. B. S., Cornell, 1891. Member of American Mathematical Society, F. A. A. A. S., Asso- ciation of Teachers of Mathematics of the Nliddle States and Maryland. A Il, Z' E. FRANK ARTHUR BARTON, NI. E., Capt. U. S. A., Professor of lllilitary Science anal Tatties, hi. E., Cornell, 1891. Captain Third U. S. Cavalry, February 22, 1901. Masions. 41 ln. FREDERICK BEDELL, Ph. D., Professor of Applied Elettririty. A. B. Yale, 1890, lW. S., Cornell, 1891, Ph. D., 1892. A A CD, 0 B K, E E. RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL, Ph. D., Professor of Modern European History. A. B., Bucknell, 1891, A. B., Harvard, 1892, Ph. D., Chicago, 1902. 0 P Al, cb B K. VVILLARD WINFIELD RONVLEE, B. L., D. Sc., Assistant Professor of Botany, with special ref- erence to Cornparatifve Pfistology anal Systematic Botany. B. L., Cornell, 1888, D. Sc., 1893. Member of Society for Plant Morphology and Physi- ol0gY5 F. A. A. A. S. KE, Z E. FRANK THILLY, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Philosophy. 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, 18835 Ph. D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. B I9 ll, 40 B K. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND, A. M., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of .Ancient and Meilifefua. Philosophy anal Ailsthetits, anal Seeretary of the University Faculty. A. B., Harvard, 18855 Ph. D., Leipzig, 1891. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph. B., Assistant Professor of Palaeontology and Stratigraphic Geology. Ph. D., Cornell, 1886. Nlemher de la Societe Geol. de France. L. F. G. S. A. Q B K, .Z E. ADAM CAPEN GILL, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Mzlneralogy anal Petrography. A. B., Amherst, 1884, Ph. D., Munich, 1892. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A. B., Assistant Professor of the English Language anal Lit- erature. A. B., Harvard, 1894. B 0 H. EVERETT WARD OLMSTED, Ph. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of the Romanee Lanvua es Ph. B., Cornell, 18913 Ph. D., 1897. B 0 ll. 23 WII.L1AM STRUNK, JR., A. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professeor of the English Language and Lit- erature. A. B., University of Cincinnati, 18905 Ph. D., Cornell, 1896. Q7 B K. BENJAMIN TRUMAN KINGSBURY, Ph. D., M. D., Assistant Professor of Physiology. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, M. A., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Latin. Ph. D., Cornell, 1899. X W. EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Sanitary Chemistry anal Tox- icology. B. S., Cornell, 1891, Ph. D., 1897. Z E, .Q Elf KD. ERNEST ALBEE, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Plailosoplay. A. B., University of Vermont, 1887, Ph. D., Cornell, 1894. 117 B K. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Psychology. B. S., Nebraska, 18955 Ph. D., Cornell, 1898. QD K YF, QD B K, Z E. HEINRICH RIES, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Economic Geology. Ph. B., Columbia, 18925 A. M., 1894.5 Ph. D., 1896. Z E. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, A. M., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Ancient Hzistory. A. B., Columbia, 1888, A. M., 18895 Ph. D., Halle, 1900. A A Q, Q B K. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of the English Language ana' Literature. A. B., Cornell, 18935 Ph. D., 1898. Quill and Dagger. ID B K. JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Matlyematzics. A. B., Bates College, 1889, Ph. D., Chicago, 1896. 25. VIRGIL SNYDER, A. M., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Matlaematzies. B. S., Iowa State College, 1889, A. M., Gottingen, 1893, Ph. D., 1894. Mitgleid der Mathematische Gesellshaft zu Gottingeng Member German Mathematical Society. Z s. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B. S., Assistant Professor of Clnemistry in its relations with Agrieulture. B. S., Cornell, 1896. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Playsies. B. S., Cornell, 13935 Ph. D., IQOI. Z' E. ERNEST BLAKER, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Plyysies. B. S., University of Kansas, 18935 Ph. D., Cornell, 1901. B 0 H, Z E. GUY MONTROSE WHIPPLE, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Scienre ana' Art of Ealufation. A. B., Brown, 18973 Ph. D., Cornell, 1900. 0 A 0, Z E. OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC, Lieenfie es lettres, Assistant Professor of tlse Romance Languages. Lieencie 69 Lettres, Universityof Paris, 18935 Licencie endroit, University of Paris, 1897 24- HOLLIS ELLSWORTI-I DANN, Assistant Professor of Mus1'I-. Savage Club. JAMES ALBERT NVINANS, A. B., A. hi., Assistant Professor in Oratory and Debate. A. B., Hamilton College, 18975 A. M., 1900. J KE, CP B K. ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of German. A. B., Johns Hopkins, 1889, Ph. D., 1892. B 0 II, 01 B K. XVILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE, Ph. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Matl1emotz'rs. Ph. B., Cornell, 1892, Ph. D., IQOI. .J T..l,fE. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, PAUL RUSSELL POPE, A. B A. B., Adelhert, 1898 ARTHUR XIVESLEY BROWNE, B. S., Wesleyan, 1900, LANE CooPER, A. M., Ph B.S., NLS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Limnofogy. Ph. D., Instruetor in German. Ph. D., Leipzig, 1903. B 0 H, CP B K. M. S., Ph. D., Instruftor in Cbenzistry. M. S., 1901, Ph. D., Cornell, IQO3. A J 0, ID B K, Z D., Instruetor in Englisb. A. B. Rutgers, 1896, A. M., Yale, 1898, Ph. D., Leipzig, 1901. A Q, 117 B K. HUGH DANIEL REED, B. S., Ph. D., Instrurtor in NEZlTOI0gy ana' Vertebrate Zoology. B. S., Cornell, 1899, Ph. D., 1903. I'A,.Z' E. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B. S., Ph. D., Instruetor in Entomology. B. S., De Pauw, 18975 Ph. D., Cornell, 1903. A IQ, Q B K, Z E. ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Invertebrate Zoology. GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT, A. B., LL. B., Assistant Professor of Elocution and Oratory. A. B., Cornell, 18995 LL. B., IQOI. EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Political Etonomy. ORA MINER LELAND, B. S., QC. BQ, Assistant Professor in Astronomy. ELIAS -IUDAH DURAND, A. B., D. Sc., Instruttor in Botany and Assistant Curator of tbe Cryp- togamic Herbarziunt. A. B., Cornell, 18933 D. Sc., 1895. Quill and Dagger. Z E. BLIN SIL1. CU51-IMAN, B. S., Instructor in Cbemistry. B. S., Cornell, 1893. Sphinx Head. A T Q, Z' E. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, Instructor in Sage College, in :barge of tbe Gymnasium for women. KARL MCKAY WIEGAND, B. S., Ph. D., Instructor in Botany, and Assistant Curator of tbe Pbanerogarnio Hverbarium. B. S., Cornell, I8Q4Q Ph. D., 1898. Member of Botanical Society of America. Z' E. EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A. B., Instructor in Arebteology, and Curator of tbe Museum of Casts. A. B., Cornell, 1895. Sphinx Head, Savage Club. A TQ, ce BK. 25 GEORGE MAXWELL HOWE, Ph. B., Ph. D., Instructor in German. A. B., Indiana State University, 1894.5 Ph. D., Cornell, IQOI. B 0 II. BENTON SULLIVAN MONROE, A. M., Ph. D., Instructor in English. A. B., Cornell, 18965 A. M., 18973 Ph. D., IQOI. Q B K. ARTHUR LYNN ANDREWS, M. L., Ph. D., Instructor in English. B. L., Cornell, 18935 M. L., 13955 Ph. D., 1902. LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN, A. M., Ph. D., Instructor in Greek. A. M., University of Pennsylvania, 18915 Ph. D., Johns Hopkins, CHESTER MURRAY, Ph. B., Instructor in Romance Larzguages. Ph. B., Cornell, 1899. JOHN CALVIN WATSON, A. B., Ph. D., Instructor in Latin. A. B., Harvard. PAUL FREDERICK GAEHR, A. B., A. M., Instructor in Physics. A. B. Cornell, IQOZQ A. M. .S E. HENRY WILKES WRIGHT, Ph. B., Instructor in Philosophy A. B., Cornell, 18995 Ph. D., Cornell, 1904. 2' A E. GEORGE ROBERT OLSHAUSEN, Ph. D., Instructor in Physics. M. E. Wasliington University of St. Louis, Mo., 1890, Ph. D., Berlin, EDWARD GODEREY Cox, A. M., Instructor in English. A. B., Wabash College, 1899, A. M., Cornell, IQOI. A T A. WILLARD JAMES FISHER, B. A., Instructor in Physics. A. B., Amherst, 1892. Mu, Deuteron, CP B K, 0 J X. OTIS AMSDEN GAGE, Ph. B., Instructor in Physics. Ph. B., University of Rochester, 1899. A A1 CP, 47 B K, 2 E. JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR.. A. B., A, M., Instructor in English. A. B., Wake Forest College, 1900, A. lW., 1901. 2 E. RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDEN, A. B., Instructor in Chemistry. A. B., Cornell, 1898. Z E. HALDOR HERMANNSON, Instructor in SCH7'lf!l.7ZL1'Ul-ZITI Languages. Candidatus Philosophiae, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. In harge of Fiske Icelandic Collection. HERBERT GROVE DORSEY, B. S., M. S., Instructor in Physics. B. S., Denison, 18975 M. S., 1898. B 0 II, 0 K CP. CLARENCE ALBERT PIERCE, B. S., M. S., Instructor in Physics. EUGENE CAssoN CRITTENDEN, A. B., Instructor in Physics. A.. B Cornell, 1905. FA, 0 BK, 2 E. 26 1894. CPFA IQOI. LEE FRED ITIAXVLEY, A. B., A. NI., Inxtrurtor 1.11 Cbemzsfry. A. B., Cornell, 1903, A. M., IQO5. .S E. THOMAS G. DELBRIDGE, A. B., Instruftor in CbENIlII7'J'. A. B., Union, I903. K ff, I0 B K, .Y 5. BERT S. BUTLER, A. B., Irzstrurtor In Pbyszrzll Geography. A. B., Cornell. F fl. PERCY HODGE, A. B., B. S., fnstrurtor in Pbyszrs. CHAUNCEY WILLIAM VVAGGONER, B. S. in E. E., A. NI., flssistant in Pbysirs. B. S., Ohio, A. M., Cornell. f'J,.f'5. ROSWELL CLIFTON GIBBS, A. B., Instrut-tar 171 Physics. A. B., COrne'l, 1906. lp B K. LEROY CLINTON ROBERTS, Instruftor in Pbysirs. Z N. ARTHUR GORDON, A. B., A. IW., Instructor In French. FREDERICK LEIGHTON, A. B., Instrurtar in Pbysirs. M. E., Cornell. HENRY LEIGHTON, Instructor in Geology. A. B., Cornell. EE. I FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE, B. A., Instrurtor in .AfIUflJ6I71LlfZ'L'S. WALTER BUCKINGHAM CARVER, Ph. D., Instrutor In Matfyettzatzvcs. FRITZ PAULS, Ph. D., fnstrurtor in German. Ph. D., Leipsig ARTHUR RANUM, A. B., fnstrurtor In Matf2ematz'cs. FLOYD KARKER RICHTMEYER, A. B., Instructor in Pbyszrs. GEORGE COOKE ROBERTSON, A. B., Instructor In Cloemistry. A. B., Cornell, 1905. Alembic, Scalp and Blade. .Z ff E. Q GORRELL ROBERT WHITE, A. B., Instructor in Chemistry. CHESTER WHITNEY WRIGHT, A. B., Ph. D., Instrurtor in Eronomics. A. B., Harvard, A. M., Harvard, Ph. D., Harvard. GEORGE PENDLETON WATKINS, A. B., Ph. D., Instrurtor in Statistirs. PETER IRVING WOLD, B. S., E. E., Instructor 1.11 Playsifs. ' Assistants FRED CLARKSON FOWLER, Mecbanz'rian in the Department ofPfJys1'cs. ROBERT SHORE, Assistant to the Professor of Botany and Head Garzinrr. ABRAHAM ABBEY FREEDLANDER, A. B., Assistant in Modern European History CDBK. EFFIE ALBERTA READ, A. B., zfssistont in Histology and Embryology. 27 ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, Ph. D., Reader in Greek. A. B., Hamilton College. CD BK. lNlORTIMER JAY BROWN, Assistant in Clyenzistry. B. S., University of Nebraska. DONALD REDDICK, A. B., Assistant in Botany. A. B., Wabasli University. F A, A A A S. HURON HERBERT SMITH, B. S., Assistant in Botany. B. S., De Pauw University, .Y N. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A. B., A. Nl., Assistant in Neztrology anal Vertebrat FRANK HERBERT BAKER, Assistant in Plvysical Culture. JEAN MARIUS GISLAS, Assistant in Pbysiral Culture. Fencing llrlaster. EARL VINCENT SWEET, A. B., Assistant in Hzistology and Embryology. BURTON JUSTUS RAY A. B., Assistant in Claemistry. Zodiac, Wake Forest University. JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE, Pls. B., M. S., Assistant in Claemistry. Il A. JOSEPH HERSCHEL COFFIN, B S., A. M., Assistant in Psythology. GEORGE RUHLEN, Jr., Assistant in tlye Department of Milz'tary Science. Seal and Serpent. JOHN BERDAN SHEPARD, Assistant in tbe Department of Mz'lz'tary Seiente. V e Zoology. 4. 5 FREDERICK SANFORD SLY, Assistant in the Department of llffilitary Science. VVILLIAM EDWIN SWIGERT, Assistant in tlae Department ol Mz'lz'tary Stienee. STUART BALL WILKES, Assistant in tlye Department of Mz'lz'tary Seienee. NIAXIMILIAN CLAUDE ALBRECH, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. CLAUDE WILBUR EDGERTON, B. S., Assistant in Botany. JOSEPH JULIUS FRANK, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. A. B., Columbia Universitys jot-IN ALEXANDER BLACK, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. BURTIS FINCH, Assistant in Physical Culture. LUDWIG REINI-IoLD GEISSLER, B. L., Assistant in Psychology. PAUL HAYHURST, A. B., Assistant in Entomology. Z7 -. 28 GEORGE EDXVARD FRAZER, Alssistant in Pysiml Culture. JAKE FRIED, f11J'Xl'Jf11V1f in lwilitary Scicnre anzl Tactics. HENRY GORDON BURNHAM, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. FRANCIS EDVVARD GALLAGHER, A. B., filsszstant in Clvemistry. OSCAR DIEDRICH VON ENGELN, Assistant in Geology. RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS, M. E., Assistant in Physics. J I' SEYMOUR NIORTON HERRICK, B. S. A., zissistant in Claemistry in New fork State College of .fl'griczzlture. . BENSON BRUSH CHARLES, A. B., Assistant in tlyf Department of Semitic Languages ana' Litera- tures. GEORGE DUDLEY BILLS, Jr., Assistant in Mz'litary Science and Tactics. EMORY ELMER BRANDOW, Assistant in Physical Culture. IRVING GTTO CHORMANN, A. B., Assistant in Clvemistry. NATHAN WATSON COIL, A. B., Assistant in Botany. CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A. B., Assistant in Mathematics. ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics. MARION WALTER FISK, A'ssistant in Mz'lz'tary Science and Tactics. ALBERT BENNETT CUDEBAC, Assistant in M1'lz'tary Science and Tactics. WILLIAM POLLOCK FRASER, A. B., Assistant in Neurology ana' Vertebrate Zoology. WILLIAM ABBY FRAYER, A. B., Assistant in lwealieefual Htlstory. HORACE WADSWORTH GILLETT, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. A. H. OLIVE, Assistant in Claemistry. A. B., and A. M., Wake Forest College. GEORGE ATWATER RANKIN, Assistant in Clnemistry. WILLIAM BACHELOR RAPLEY, Assistant in .Military Science and Tactics. GEORGE HOLLAND SABINE, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant in Plsilosopby. 0 B K., Z E. ' FRED F. SHETTERLY, Assistant in Cbemisiry. JAMES MALCOLM SWAINE, B. S. in Agr., M. S. in Agr., Assistant in Neurology ana' Vertebrate Zoology. 29 H. WALCH, zfxszistmzt in Ilfistolagy and Enzbr-vology. ALBERT A. GIESECKE, A.f.fi:tanf in Polml-1. B S., University of Pennsylvania, University of Berlin. JOHN CURTIS KENNEDY, ffssixtafzz' in POZIIYI-CHI Eranomy and Finance ROBERT R. KERN, Axxzistaizt in Pofitzical Ecofzonzy and Finance. A. A. SOMERVILLE, Afxismnt in Pbysifx. WILLIS DAVID STEPHENS, M6ChH771-E1'H7! 1.11 Pliysifs. W. M. STEMPEL, .ff.f.fz'.ftant in Pbyxzirs. A. B., Indiana University. ORIN TUGMAN, A. M., Axszistzznt in Pbyxzlxf. A. B., A. M., Indiana University. f '.:. FRED A. MOLBY, A. B., Aysiytant in Pb-v5z'5.f. Baker University. GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTH, A. B., 14A'J'l.A'f!1I2f in PlJysz'f.f. . - G1 H ifi I e . ff f x---Q A 6 A ff l. if fi v if 1 11 'f' -.11 '1 ll ll , w W X '25 I . ' , K IW L wii s C I N ' 'Q K ' Q ii il 'K 1+ ' ' A 4 ff 01 30 1-vii 12248 i . 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P-A fe f.. 5+ fee. rw-, 1.-,,. - . -,QI -I . .f.- an 'I ff ' f- I.-.ww -m '..f.-4: ' .4 I- .- 'f . 4 .-- Q: 15 'L- -,.af-?,,,,.,,1 . - . I , .xr , -A ,, .,, 1 , of 'sh ,. . ., .- , . ,,:v..L,. gn... If-f'.---' F-,Up ' 1 if ' ,1 4 3 ry,-. . - 1., ., Az .,'? ,gr ., 'ff w.,.,..1a,5f.'?.:' ,-,Q1.'.31'w.--ig-14 . fe, ' -af jf, :' 1.54. M L' lj' r mrgfgi' sg 2 .3315 , elf? . Q zgeg- z,-,,,52'g, 125: -rajsllir 9 , .254 .5211 3:6121 A ' 'BY'5vl'J a5 .lI! '- if.. . .11 -I. Q, J- : l' Imfii ,:f1 ':::gi:'f? ' 1. ' 1. I .- -nf 1. . ,MN A -b-in W ,-gf.-5'-Aff P1 . 1.. j'vf1f' Cyril: f ,. .. I 7 f' Q- if n -V v I .. , ..-.. . ... . , .,, fs. A - . --.-.1 ... 1.-...f 5 sf'- 553 Faculty ERNEST WILSON HUFFCUT, B. S., LL. B., Director of tba College of Law, and Professor of Law. B. S., Cornell, 1884.5 LL. B., 1888. Quill and Dagger. 0 A X, A X. FRANCIS MILES FINCH., A. B., LL. D., Professor of ilae Hz'story and Efuolution of the Law, Emerzitus, and Lecturer on the H1'sto1'y ann' Efuolutiorz of the La-w. ' A. B., Yale, 18495 LL. D., Hamilton, I88O, LL. D., Yale, 1889. Associate Judge New York Court of Appeals, 1880-1896. T F. WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, A. B., Professor of Law. A. B., Cornell, I88O. A X, Q B K. EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL. B., Professor of Law. LL. B., Cornell, 1888. FRANK IRVINE, B. S., LL. B., Professor of Practice and Procedure. B. S., Cornell, ISBOQ LL. B., National University, 1883. X IP, KP A CP. Quill and Dagger. WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, B. S., LL, B., Professor of Law. B. S., University of Iowa, 18895 LL. B., ISQ2. JOSEPH WALTER BINGHAM, A. B., D., Acting zfsszistant Professor of Law. A. B., Chicago, IQOZQ D., 1904. A X, fl? FA. FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON, B. L., LL. B., Instructor in Procedure. B. L., Cornell, 1897, LL. B., 1898. Shpinx Head, A X. 31 MQW ew of if ff W 'S W fi ,Z we lee f e if fe.. eras Qi J 'Iv r lx as 2' ' if ' wwe: if 'J 8,5 l lf 'fl is Y' 1 5 'f 3 fm M- +. if we . ei S' ff fs lflllxy ,iff E figs' frfffeffea fre Movie? as 1 f' 'X , U ,A ,T 'if'-if Iv 'Y' fiijf ' -. - me ,ss V fi- -- 4.11,-.s,.,-.-f.fa . .. -.- uw.-.1 f.-... ,yfcvyf -- . , it 1 tax- Augie pfgz if . v as ' -,.55-1t. 'f3fT ff 2. 1 'I -ezrrnu. rs-'ff , . , - - ,.. - ' . ,3 -- ,, , . :gi f -:' .5 - 1. V ,..i s ...ee Qs, I s 1 1' . 1, ee.'1.- . .-' ,v .gg , '. 1, . , sw, sv- ..,,, V . -,, 1-' 1, . 1' - -rev so .rs . . 1- . A I f f . Zi g. 2. liz- li.-ia. - . 12.5.2 .P '- if . 'fl :-A ' ' e s' PM i'-f '-fm. '.rf:'fe 'sr . -1f. f ' . ' . 'f-f::?f:-FEE 1 I - wff . 1.Q...r.1 .. of fig 'ig s fii :ff .Qi 4 .- ' 1 ' -4 '1 ' If' .- f., f. ,,,' ng f-H192 if 4.93. '-ffl me m, ?ii.Yr-- 1 Hs'1 sm .?J1i Y-.'.1'f'-Egvrff 1 lg 1 mv- 3.5.1-f. .- . L . aim. e ' . ,- 1. .' .f m ..'..f,-4 -.mal ff .-ri .eu sf, : Nam. .M--P :.' ..' . X f ' 1111. 3- - ' l ffl! ULEF fel. ru ? f'ff2!s5..?T?iW?Q2flififl-tff vilf 43 ' if? .ri -'J' f -rf'-i?1t:gg': .,...-.1 . , ' ' 5 , - - nf 551.05-v.:..L.v F..--1:-fer, rx... x, I ,z-,iq ':.-3. .few-35511 .r f' v ' Y -' ' 5' of ' xy' ' r .ljiwall I . I . .gif 1 . i . . X .., YJ' Faculty in New York WILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK, M. D., LL. D., Director of Cornell University Medzieal College and Professor of Gynazeology anal Obstetriesg Gynieeologist to Bellevue Hospzital, and Oli- stetrieian to .Emergency Lying--in Hospzital. M. D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1869, LL. D., University of the South, 1892, LL. D., Columbia, 1904. Consulting Physician to St. Luke's Hospital, to St. Vincentls Hospital, to New York Lying-in Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. AUSTIN FLINT, LL. D., M. D., Professor Emeritus of Physiology, Consulting Plvysieian to Bellevue Hosjhzital, President of tlve Consulting llffealieal Board of tlve Manhattan Hospzital for tlve Insane,!Memoer A. A. A. S. M. D., Jefferson Medical College, 18575 LL. D., 1885. A K K. LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON, A. B., M. D., LL. D., Professor of Surgery, Surgeon to Belle- vue Hospzital anrl New York una' Hudson Street Hospital. A. B. Yale, 18635 M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874.5 LL. D., Yale, 1900 RUDOLPH AUGUST VVITTHAUS, A. M., M. D., Professor of Ploysies, Chemistry and Toxicology. A. B., Columbia, 1867, A. M., 1868, M. D., University of New York, 1875. A T. WILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph. B., M. D., Professor of lllealieineg Visiting Ploysieian to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals. Ph. B., Yale, S. S. S. 18775 M. D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881. A ZF, KP A 2. GEORGE WOOLSEY, A. B., M. D., Professor of Anatomy ani Clinieal Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospz'tal. A. B. Yale, 18815 M. D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885. Surgeon to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals. 0 A 2. HENRY PATTERSON LOOMIS, A. B., M. D., Professor of Materz'a Medz'ea, Therapeutics ana' Clinical Medz'ez'ne, Physician to New fork and Bellevue Itlospitals. A. B., Princeton, ISBOQ M. D., University of New York, 1883. Consulting Physician to the Board of Health, New York City. Z gf. 32 7 JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph. B., A. Nl., lVl. D., Professor of Obstetries, Attenrling Olnstetrieian to tlve Emergerzry H'ospital of Belle-vue I-lospital, Olzstetrie Surgeon to Manhattan Maternz'ty and Drspensary, Consulting Obstetririan to tlae City Hospzltal. Ph. B., Lafziyette, 1882, A. B., 18845 A. M., 18865 M. D., New York University, 1885. Z T., W A .ff FREDERIC S1-IEPARD IDENNIS, A. B., M. D., F. R. C. S., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Sur- geon to Bellevue and St. Vineentls Hospzitals. A. B., Yale, 18725 M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874. T 11. FREDERICK GWYER, lVl. D., Professor of Operative ana' Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Belle- foue ana' Betls Israel flospitals. M. D., New York University, 1883. 0 A f. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph. B., Nl. D., Professor of Prartieal Anatomy, Surgeon to Har- lem Hospz'tal. Ph. B., Vllesleyan, 18855 Nl. D., New York University, 1887. A K E, 0 A 2. JAMES EWING, A. M., M. D., Professor of Patlyology. A. B., Amherst, 1888, A. M., 1891, M. D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, ISQI. A I , 09 A 2, IP B K. JOSEPH EDCIL WINTERS, M. D., Professor of Diseases of Clailolren, Playsieian to Wz'llard Parlz Hospzltal. M. D., New York University, 1872. IP A E. CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A. M., M. D., Professor of Optlaalrnology, Surgeon to New fork Eye and Ear Injirrnary, Consulting Optlaalrnie Surgeon to St. Lulze's ana' Presbyterian Hospitals anal St. Mary's Hrospital for Clailrlren. A. B., Columbia, 18643 A. M., 18673 M. D., 1868. NEWTON MELMAN SI-IAFFER, M. D., Professor of Ortloopiealic Surgery, Surgeon-in-Clnief to the New fork State Hospital for the care of tlae Crippleal and Deforrneal Cleilrlren, Consult- ing Ortlaopeealie Surgeon to St. Luke's and Presbyterian Hospzltals, Consulting Surgeon to Nemo York Injirrnary for ffomen ana' Children. M. D., New York University, 1867. CHARLES LOVRIUS DANA, A. M., M. D., Professor of tlae Diseases of the Nervous System, Physician to Bellevue I-Iospital anal to tloe Montefiore Home. A. B., Dartmouth, 18725 A. M., 18755 M. D., Columbian, 18755 M. D., College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. T f, N Z N, CP B K. SAMUEL ALEXANDER, A. M., M. D., Professor of tlfe Diseases of tlae Genito-Urinary System, Plyysieian to Bellevue Hospital and to the Montejiore Home. A. B., Princeton, 18795 A. Nl., 18825 Bellevue Hospital Nledical College. 33 GEORGE THOMSON ELLIOT, A. B., M. D., Professor of Dermatology, Consulting Derma- tologist to St. Lulze's, Columbus and New York Lying-in Hospz'tals. A. B., Yale, 18775 M. D., University of Louisiana, 1881. .41 K E. CHARLES HUNTOON KNIGHT, A. M., M. D., Professor of Laryngology, Surgeon to Manhattan Eye, Ear ana' Tlsroat Hospzital. A. B., Williams, 1871 , A. M., 1878, M. D., Columbia, 1874. .4 og A K K. ALEXANDER LAMBERT, A. B., Ph. D., M. D., Professor of Cliniral llleelicine, Pbysirian to Bellefuue Hospzital, Consulting Physician Nero Torlz lnjirnzary for Women ana' Clnilalren anal Pertlv Alrnboy Hospzital. A. B., Y111., 1881, P11. B., 1885, M. D., Columbia, 1888. A K E, o A 2. FRANCIS W. MURRAY, A. B., M. D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Netu fork Hos- pital ana' Consulting Surgeon to St. Lulce's Hospz'tal. CHARLES EDWARD NAMMACK, Ph. B., M. D., Professor of Clinical llfledieine, Plyysirian to Bellefuue Hosp1'tal. Ph. B., St. Francis Xavier's, New York, 18785 M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881. FREDERICK KAMMERER, M. D., Professor of Clinieal Surgery, Surgeon to tlJe German ana' St. Francis Hospitals. M. D., University of Freiburg, Germany. PERCIVAL RANNEY BOLTON, Ph. B., M. D., Professor of Clinieal Surgery, Surgeon to Nero York Hospz'tal. Ph. B., Yale, 1886, M. D., Columbia, I8QO. cb A Z. VVARREN COLEMAN, A. M., M. D., Professor of Clinical lllezlirine, lnstrurtor in Materia Medzira, Tloerapeuties anzl Clinical Mezlzirzine, Assistant Visiting Plsysieian to Bellevue Hospzital- A. B., Kentucky University, 1888, A. M., 1889, M. D., New York University, 1891. CP Al Z. LEWIS ATTERBURY CONNER, Ph. B., M. D., Professor of Clinical ll4ea'ieine, Visiting Phy- sician to tlae New fl'-orlz Hospz'tal and .ffttenzling Plfysieian to tlae Hzcalson Street Hiospital. Ph. B., Yale, 1887, M. D., Columbia, 1890. 0 A 2 ALEXANDER BRYAN JOHNSON, Ph. B., M. D., Professor of Cliniral Surgery anal Surgeon to New York Hospzital. Ph. B., Yale, 18823 M. D., Columbia, 1885. .4 K K. BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON, B. A., M. D., Professor of Experimental Patlyology. B. A., Cambridge, England, 1874.5 M. D., New York University, 1891. Q A 2. 34 FREDERICK VVHITING, A. Xl., Nl. D., Professor of Otology, flural Surgeon to New Torlz Eye and Ear Infirmary and Surgeon to St. Bartllolemews Clinic. ADOLPH NIEYER, Nl. D., LL. D., Professor of Illental Diseases, Director of tloe Pathological Institute of tbe Alert' fork State Hospzitals, Hfczrtlls Island. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, A. B., Nl. D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Attenaling Surgeon to St. Luke's and General lklemorial Hospzitals. A. B. Harvard, 18865 M. D., 1889. .fl K K. IVIN SICKELS, Nl. S., lVl. D., Alssistant Professor of Chemistry anrl Physics. M. S., College ofthe City of New York, 18745 M. D. University of New York, 1883. JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTW'ELL, Plt. B., lxrl. D., flssistant Professor of Physiology and Surgeon to tlne Lincoln Hospzital, Arljunct Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hospital. Ph. B., Yale, 18895 Nl. D., Columbia, 1892. dt .ff 5. CHARLES NICOLL BANCKER CAMAC, A. B., iM. D., Lecturer on llletlicine, Instructor in lklezlicine ana' Physical Diagnosis, Playsician to the City Hospzital. A. B., University of Pennsylvania, 18925 lVI. D., 1895. A W, cb A Z. JOSEPH FRAENI-CEL, Nl. D., Lecturer on Neurology and Clinical Instructor in Diseases of tlfe Nervous System and Psyclnatry. M. D., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889. N Z' N. EDWARD LOUGHBORO KEYES, A. B., M. D., Lecturer on Surgery. MAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP, Nl. D., Lecturer on Pathology anal Instructor zn Hzistology anal Patlo- ology of tlJe Nervous System, Playsician to tlJe City Allrnsloouse. M. D., Berlin, 1897, fsumma cum laurley, ff KK. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A. B., M. D., Lecturer on Patlnology ana' Instructor in Gross Path- ology, President Pathological Society, New fork. A. B., College of the City of New York, 18865 M. D., Columbia, 1889. .cl K E, A K K- BENJAMIN TROWBRIDGE TILTON, A. B., Nl. D., Lecturer on Surgery, Instructor in Surgery, Surgeon to tlye Lincoln Hosjrzital, Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hospzital. A. B., Harvard, 18905 M. D.,'F1'eiburg, 1893. QD fl 2. JOHN MCGAW WOODBURY, A. B., M. D., Nl. R. C. S., Lecturer on Munziczipal Sanitation. A. B., 18795 A. M., Princeton, 1880, M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 18815 M. R. C. S., London, 1833. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, Nl. D., Instructor in Bacteriology. M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. 0 112. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, M. S., Nl. D., Instructor in Hzistologyi. B. S., University ot' Maine, 18895 M. S., 18925 NI. D., New York University, 1892. fp A .ff 35 THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS, A. B., M. D., Instructor in Cltntiral Patloology. A. B., Johns Hopkins, 18945 M. D., 1898. CP K W. LOUIS WARNER RIGGS, A. Nl., Ph. D., Instruttor in ClJen11'stry and Physics. A. M., University of Maine, 18855 Ph. B., Illinois Vllesleyan, 18875 Ph. D., 1894. K 2, NZN. EDMUND PENDLETON SHELBY, A. B., M. D., Instruttor in Pharmacology and Tberapeutzirs. A. B., Kentucky University, 1887, M. D., New York University, 1891. ISRAEL STRAUSS, M. D., Instruttor in Embryology. A. B., Brown, 18945 M. D., Columbia, 18985 A. M., 1898. CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS WOLF, A. B., C. lVl., M. D., Instrurtor in Physiological Cbenzistry. B. A., University of Manitoba, 18905 M. D., 18945 C. M., McGill University, 1896. THEODORE B. BARRINGER, A. B., M. D., Instructor in Meditine anal Clinical llletlicine. JOHN WILLIAMS COE, Ph. B., M. D., Assistant in Clzintital Patltology. Ph. B., Yale, 18935 M. D., johns Hopkins, 1898. JOHN FRANCIS CONNERS, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy, Surgeon to tlae City Almslnouse. A K K. GEORGE EUGENE DODGE, B. S., M. D., lvnstruttor in Operatzve Surgery, Cliniral Instructor in Surgery. B. S., University of Tennessee, 18933 M. D., University of Virginia, 1896. KP A Z. WILLIAM AUGUSTUS DOWNES, M. D., Instruttor in Operative Surgery and Demonstratar of !1TlClt077'ly. M. D., Columbia, 1895. BARNEY DRYFUS, M. D., ffsszistant zn Chemistry. SEWARD ERDMAN, M. D., Demonstrator of flnatomy. FRANK SIDNEY FIELDER, Ph. B., M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy, Ployszirtan to Bellevue Out-Patient Department. Ph. B., Cornell, 1839, M. D., coiumbia, 1892. A KK. ROBERT E. GABY, B. A., Assistant in Physiology. B. A., Toronto University. FA, dt A 2. GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A. M., M. D., Instructor in Obstetrits ana' Gyntetology. A. B., Wesleyan, 18885 A. M., 18915 M. D., New York University, 1890. 0 A 2. ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, Ph. G., M. D., Instruetor tin Pharmacology. ROLAND HAZEN, M. D., Dernonstrator of Anatomy. JAMES MORLEY HITZROT, A B., M. D., Instructor tin Surgery. BERT RAYMOND HOOBLER, A. M., M. D., flssistant in Clinical Pathology. FREDERICK B. HUMPHREYS, Ph. B., M. D., flssistant in I-Iistology. 36 JAMES RAMSEY HUNT, Nl. D., lnstruetor in Nezzrolog-y. M. D., University of Pennsylvania, 1893. 0 A E. FRANK lW. HUNTOON, Nl. D., Assistant in Bacteriology and Patlaology. LEOPOLD JACHES, Nl. D., Assistant in tlae Pathology anzl Histology of tlJe Nervous System. JAMES CHEXV JOHNSTON, A. B., lw. D., lnstruetor in Patlfology anal Dermatology. A. B., Johns Hopkins, 1890, M. D., New York University, 1892. A K K, B 0 ll. HARVEY E. JORDAN, Nl. D., Assistant in flistology anal Embryology. FREDERICK LOVE KEAYS, A. B., M. D., fnstruetor in Plyysieal Diagnosis BURTON JAMES LEE, Ph. B., BT. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy. Ph. B., Yale, 18943 lyl. D., Columbia, 1898, W A E. HENRY THOMAS LEE, M. D., Assistant in Pathology. M. D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1898. GUY DAVENPORT LOMBARD, NI. D., Assistant Instructor in I-Iistology. M. D., New York University, 1896. 47 A E. ALBERTUS E. ADAIR NIOORE, Nl. D., lnstruetor in Obstetries. Cp A 2. THOMAS A. NEAL. M. D., Assistant in Gross Pathology. WALTER LINDSAY NILES, M. D., Instructor in Merlziczize Q A Z. NATHANIEL R. NORTON, M. D., Instructor in Metlieine. fp A Z. JOHN JOSEPH NUTT, M. D., Denlonstrator of Anatomy, Cliniral lnstruetor in Ortlsopaialic Agllfgfr-y. UAE. JOHN ROGERS, A. B., Ph. B., M. D., Instrurtor in Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Goufueneur anal St. Eraneis Hospitals, Secretary to tlse Medzieal College in .New York City. A A. B., Yale, 1887, Ph. B., 18885 M. D., Columbia, 1891. 0 A 2. PHILIP SHAFFER, A. B., Ph. D., Assistant in Experimental Patlyology. MONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B. S., M. D., Instrurtor in Plfysieal Diagnosis B. S., Princeton, 18945 M. D., Columiba, 1898. WILLIAM FLETCHER STONE, Ph. B., M. D., Instructor in anal Demonstrator of Anatomy. Ph. B., New York University, 18875 Nl. D., 1890. 0 A 2. OSCAR TEAGUE, M. D., Assistant in Experimental Patlaology. JOHN CUTLER TORREY, A. B., Ph. D., M. D., Fellow in Experimental Pathology. 37 4 GEORGE GRAY WARD, M. D., Instructor in Gyncecology. M. D., Long Island College Hospital, 1891. MORTIMER WARREN, A. B., M. D., Assistant in Clinical Patlyology. RICHARD WEIL, M. D., Demonstrcltor in Gross Patlaology. JOHN S. WHEELRIGHT, A. B., M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy ana' Assistant in Plwysiology. CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS, A. M., M. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Gyncecology, Assistant Gynazcologist to Ilellefoue Hospzital. A. M., University of Virginia, 18765 M, D., 18795 New York University, 1880. Z QU. HAROLD C. BAILEY, M. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery. LEROY BROWN, M. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Gynafcology. OHN HERBERT CLAIBORNE, M. D. Clinical Instructor in Suroer v, De artrnent o O latlyal- I 2 Q I I7 P mo ogy. WALTER ADAMS DUNCKEL, M. D., Clinical Instructor in llleclicine, Department of Diseases of ClJila'ren, Assistant Visiting Playsician Ranclallls Islancl I'Iospital. M. D., Columbia, 1890. ' FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, lVl. D., Clinical Instructor zn Surgery, Department of Diseases of tloe Genito-Urinary System. M. D., Columbia, 1898. W lp, lp 11 Z. P. HENRY FITZHUGH, lVl. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ortltopeclic Surgery ALBERT C. GEYSER, M. D., Clinical Instructor in Racliograpby ancl Racliotberapy. CLARK SUMNER GOULD, Clinical Instructor in Surgery. JOHN PRESCOTT GRANT, M. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery. ISIDORE LEON HILL, A. B., M. D., Clinical Instructor in Obstetrics. NZ N. AUGUST HOCH, M. D., Clinical Instructor in llleclicine, Department of Psyclvopatlvology. ARCHIBALD EZEKIEL ISAACS, M. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery. M. D., New York University, 1886. GEORGE H. KIRBY, M. D., Clinical Instructor in lllealicine, Department of Psyclyopatlvology. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM MCAULIFFE, A. B., M. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Otology. AKK. JAMES EDWARD NEWCOMB, A. B., M. D., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Laryngology anal Rlyinology, Consulting Laryngologist to Roosevelt Hvospital. A. B., Yale, 18803 M. D., Columbia, 1883. 38 ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Ijli. G., NI. D., Cliniral lnstruetar in Surgery, Department of Oplv- tbalmogoy, Assistant Surgeon to Ne1L' fork Eye ana' Ear Infirmary, Oplytlyalmie Surgeon to tlae lforlzlyouse ana' Almslxzuse Hospzitals. Pl1.G., lNfIaryland College of Pliilrmacy, 18875 NI. D., New York University, 1891. cb A Z. HANS SCHNVARTZ, IVI. D., Cliniral lnstrurtor in Surgery, Department of Dermatology. GUSTAVE SEELIGMANN, M. D., Clinit-al Instrut-for in Obstetries. WILLIAM SHANNON, A. B., M. D., Clinical Instruetor in llflealieine Department of Diseases of Clyilrlren. A. B., New York University, 13855 NI. D., 1889. di A 2. HARRY IVIORTIMER ARCHER, INI. D., Cliniral Assistant in Surgery. BENJAMIN S. BARRINGER, B. S., IVI. D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of Genita- Uflindfy Sllfgffy. SHERMAN BROWN, M. D., Clinieal Assistant in lllealieine, Department of Diseases of tlJe Nerv- ous System. FRANK THOMAS BURKE, BI D., Clinital Assistant in Surgery Department of Laryngology and Rlainology. EARLE CONNER, M. D., Clinital Assistant in Surgery, Department of Otology. H. E. COOK, M. D., Clznital Assistant in Surgery, Department of Otology. ROBERT MORRIS DALEY, M. D., Clin ical Assistant in lllfealieine, Department of Diseases of tlJe .Nervous System. M. D., Columbia, 1896. SAMUEL IVIORLEY EVANS, M. D., Clinical Assistant in llledieine, Department of Diseases of Clailalren. 1 JOHN I-I. P. I-IODGSON, M. D., Clinical Assistant in llfeelieine, Department of Diseases of Chil- olren. WILLIAM JONES, IW. D., Clinieal Assistant in Tberapeuties. ALEXANDER S. LEVERTY, M. D., Cliniral Assistant in MEd1.CiH6, Department of Diseases of tlae Nervous System. CHARLES AMBROSE MACK, A. B., M. D., Clinical Assistant in lllealieine, Department of Laryn- gology and Rlyinology, Surgeon Nvose anal Throat Department, Bellevue Hospital. M. D., Syracuse, 1899. N Z' N. LESLIE MEACHAM, M. D., Clinztal Assistant in lllealieine, Department of Diseases of the Nervous System. M. D., Cornell, IQO2. .Q In CP. 39 WALTER C. MON1'GOMERY, M. D., Clinical zY.f.fz'.vtant in Surgery, Department of Laryngology anal Rlainology. NATHAN S. ROBERTS, M. D., Clinical ffsxlxtant in Surgery, Department of Otology. ' FRANK VV. ROBERTSON, INT. D., Clinical Assiftant in lwetltetne, Department of Diseayes of tloe Nerfuoux Syxtem. PERRY SCHOONMAKER, IW. D., Clinical Alsslftant in Surgery, Department of Larynology ancl Rlainology. HENRY SCOTT, NI. D., Clinical zfsxistant in Surgery, Department of OffE70,DQf!2lZ'f Surgery. HORACB S. STOKES, M. D., Cltlnteal fYJ.vz'.vtarzt in lWealt'rz'ne, Department of DZIIFHSFS of Clazblalren. VICTOR CORSE THORNE, Ph. B., IW. D., Clzhnzeal fft'.vz'.vtant in Surgery, Department of tlae Gentto-Urinary System. ' FRANK CLARK YEOMANS, A. B., M. D., Clinical Assistant in Surgery, Department of tlae Genzto-Urinary Syftem. A. B., Yale, 18975 M. D., Cornell, IQOO. Chiefs of Dispensary Staff FREDERICK L. KEAYS, M. D., Department of Medz'ez'ne. GEORGE D. HAMLEN, M. D., Department of Obxtetrzlrs and Gyneecology. FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, M. D., Department of Genzto-Urinary Diseases J. RAMSAY HUNT, M. D., Department of Neurology. GEORGE E. DODGE, M. D., Department of Surgery. AUGUST HOOH, M. D., Department of Psyelaopatlaology. JAMES C. JOHNSON, M. D., Department of Dermatology. GEORGE B. MCAULIFFE, M. D., Department of Otology. JAMES E. NEWCOMB, M. D., Department of Laryngology. WALTER A. DUNCKEL, M. D., Department of Pezliatries. ROBERT G. REESE, M. D., Department of Oplatlyalmology. GUSTAV T. RUCKERT, Ph. G., Alpotlaeeary. J. THORN WILSON, Managing Clerk of tloe College. JESSIE P. ANDRESEN, Axsistant S eere tary and Stenograplaer to the Medical College. WALTER R. SHEPARD, Book-keeper. 4.0 Faculty in Ithaca BURT GREEN WILDER, B. S., Professor of Nezzrology, Vertebrate Zoology ana' Plvysiology. B. S. Qsuninza ram lazuley, Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard, I8625 M. D., Harvard, 1866. EDNVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS, B. S., Ph. D., Professor of Physics. B. S., Cornell, 1875, Ph. D., Gortingen, 1879. A lm, Z' E. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B. S., Professor of Plistology ana' Embryology. B. S., Cornell, 1877. J I , Q 2' 0. XIERANUS ALVA MOORE, B. S., M. D., Professor of Comparatifue ana' Veterinary Pathology anal Bacteriology. B. S., Cornell, 1887, M. D., Columbian University, 1890. Q7 I K. NZ' N. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph. B., B. S., Professor of Inorganic ClJenzisZry. Ph. B., University of Michigan, 18855 B. S., 1886. T' I . VVILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF, A. B., Ph. D., Professor of Organic ana' Physiological Cheni- istry. A. B., Johns Hopkins, 18845 Ph. D., 1887. NZ' N. ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT, M. E., Professor of Plyysics. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, B. S., M. D., Professor of Anatomy, Seeretary of the Medical College at Itloaca. B. S.,-Cornell, 18955 M. D., University of Buflialo, 1897. B 0 U, NZ' N. GEORGE SYLVANUS lVlOLER, A B., M. E., Assistant Professor of Physics. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph. D., M. D., Assistant Professor of Physiology. A. B., Buchtel College, 1893, Nl. S., Cornell, 1894, Ph. D., 1895. cb A 0, N 2 IV. EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, B. S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Micro-cbenzz'cal anal Sanitary and Toxicological Claernistry. B. S., Cornell, 1891, Ph. D., 1897. JOHN SANFORD SHEARER, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Playsics. B. S., Cornell, 18935 Ph. D., 1901. EARNEST BLAKER, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Playsics. B. S., University of Kansas, 1893, Ph. D., Cornell, 1901. Z' E, B 0 U. HUGH DANIEL REED, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professos of Systematic and Economic Zoology. B. S., Cornell, 18995 Ph. D., Cornell, 1903. Z' E. ' ' EUGENE BAKER, B. S., M. D., Lecturer on Obstetrics ana' Practice of llfifedicine B. S., Cornell, M. D., University of Michigan. I I lVlAR.T1N BUEL TINKER, B. S., M. D., Lecturer on Surgery. B. S., Harvard, hi. D., Jefferson hledical College. NZ N. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, A. lVl., A. B., D. V. M., Instructor in Pathology ana' Baeteriology Nl. A., Cornell, 18965 D. A. M., 1902. ' 4.1 ARTHUR VVESLEY BROWNE, NT. S., Ph. D., lnstruetor in Chemistry. B. S., Wesleyan, 1900, M. S., 1901, Ph. D., Cornell, 1903. A A fp, Cl? B K, 2' S. THOMAS G. DELBRIDGE, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. A. B., Union, 1903. K A, IP B K, I 5. RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDON, A. B., Instruetor in Chemistry. GEORGE C. ROBERTSON, A. B., lrtstruftor in Chemistry. MELVIN DRESBACH, Ni. S., M. D., lnstruftor in Physiology. M. S., Ohio State, M. D., Ohio Medical University, .Z E, N Z' N. JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY, A. NI., M. D., lrzstruetor in Anatomy. NZ N. WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN, Assistant Demonstrator in Anatomy. CASSIUS WAY, B. Agr., B. A., Assistant in Bacteriology and Pathology. B. A., Cornell, 1905. F A, .Q 2 47. EFFIE ALBERTA READ, A. B., Assistant in Histologyt anzl Embryology. B. S., Cornell. JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE, Ph. B., M. S., Assistant in Chemistry. MORTIMER JAY BROWN, B. S., Assistant in Chemistry. EARL VINCENT SWEET, A. B., Assistant in Hz'stology and Embryology. ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A. B., A. M., Assistant in Nezzrology anal Vertebrate Zoology. EE. JOHN ALEXANDER BLACK, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. JESSE RANDOLPH PAWLING, A. M., Assistant in Phsiology. Z:,I'A. WALTER TAYLOR, D. V. M., lnstrurtor in Comparatifoe Pathology ana' Bacteriology. Sigma Xi. A JAMES NIALCOLM SWAINE, M. S., in Agr. Assistant in Vertehrato Zoology anal Neurology WILLIAM POLLOK FRASER, A. B., Assistant in Vertehrate Zoology anal Neurology. JOSEPH FRANK, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. FRED F. SHETTERLY, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. HORACE W. GILLETT, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. 2 c. MAXIMILLIAN C. ALBRECH, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry. HOWARD WELCH, Assistant in I-listology and Emhryology. 42 If ,Q gil' SJW! Ja ff! flag., I' J AA liz' +64 1. 15 I' 5 'S r f jf ,r 'lg' f fm JJ! 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I' ' A ' ' 'i' .:l2 .,. :az-if' :.',w fj,.f..E-.- fir- Zn? 53- :'iggLl , .F . f 4. 7133 -'fr ' -'.-fifl WSJ-. a:-Vn1 L- 2 -'.,- ,'-f i ff, 1 .wsyiiiz-gff ?. L6yC,4.1fgf'fff . ig -5:1 ,meg-3-gf' .af I 47521 , FI , if f -1 ef. .fr '-...Q V. .et-. :Z 1,-3 .5,,,2,., . 3, Q.. A .,If.,.., 522, Z-,531 f 1. ,. ,.. 7 .ymeg ,,, ,bg,.1. .,A!,5,g,f,5 ,,., I ff ' 'f --J nf.: . ' ..s:' 5 f ,. . - f fi . N.-Y ..'L 1Ii . ' I 1 5.13. - ..1., Ld' '43 5,2 N,,?y?f., N-'ff ,. . rgrifl'-'Xb ' - 1 , . 7, 1-- ,, .,. ., 7 fn- X' 1-1, - , 54,5111 '15 Q,':,1-'v:.g23'!rz,-11:53 13 tiff C Qiililll- 1lf'f'1 I L .fv5'?5'+.l,f a i '.iiZ3QIef,'1-, ,i ff 'e afiflii -if-ep 9 ,LM V7-ffl! 'I' -- 1 IIE-H, ,if . I Y V, VL- g 5:25, ,.,. l .. ,:,1.3, .. JR- ,, , ,zii:'1-'1 g:'iff lijfbgx '..?iiiF2' Qf :ffzi:3fiiifi?t v1, Y ' 'ei 5195! 4 D,-.A I U ffl M' 4 ig V -,, '-' 1 ,? rf' , 5j. j2fEt ztw.-61 -4532.9 ef 72,1 3.1 f .Gen 1:1 - v4Cv'.3J wa? Ma Faculty JAMES LAW, F. R. C. V. S., Director of tlse State Veterinary College and Professor of Principles and Practice of Veterinary apeutics. Meolzlczine, Veterinary Sanitary Science, and Veterinary flyer- V. S., Edinburgh Veterinary College, 1857, Nl. R. C. V. S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britian, 18635 F. R. C. V. S., 1870. I E. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B. S., Professor of Hz'stology anal Embryology. B. S., Cornell, 1877. Al li. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B. S., M. D., Professor of Comparatifue and Veterinary Pathology ana' Bacteriology, ancl of Meat Inspection. B. S., Cornell, 1887, M. D., Columbian University, 1890. di 2' K, N Z N, I E. WALTER LONG WILLIAMS, V. S., Professor 0fPTl1lfl.Pl6J anal Practice of Veterinary Surgery Obstetrics, Zooteclvny, ana' 7urisprua'ence. V. S., Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. 2 E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D. Sc., D. V. M., Professor of Veterinary Plzysiology ana' Plvar- rnacology. B. S., Cornell, 18905 D. Sc., 18943 D. V. M., 1899. Z E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, D. Sc., D. V. M., Professor of Veterinary Anatomy ana' Ana- tomical Methods. B. S., Cornell, 18893 D. Sc., 18935 D. V. M., 1900. C0 Z' K, Z' E. SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, M. S., D. M.V., Instructor in Comjraratifue Patlvology ana' Bacte- riology. A. B., Cornell, I892j M. S., 18965 D. V. M., 1902. Z E. WALTER IENNINGS TAYLOR, D. V. M., Instructor in Bacteriology. CASSIUS WAY, B. Agr., Assistant in Medical Bacteriology and Pathology. 4-3 JOHN FRED NIILLER, D. V. NI., .4JJz'.vta1zt in Clinifal Surgery. LEE SELDON BACKUS, D. V. NI., fffillilflllf in Vftarirzary Plyyxiology and llffateri FRANK VVILBUT CHAMBERLAIN, B, S., Ag., A5Jl.5fL7IIf in Veterinfzry Anatomy. B. S., Ag. Vermont, 1904. JOHN GORDON VVILLS, B. S., Ag., fifm-tant in Vere 1-1'11fz1-d y f Anatomy. CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A. B., LL. B., Sen-ffm-y of flw College. PHILENA B. FLETCHER, B. S. A., Librarian of the Romuell P. Fl oiue r Library. HENRY HIRAM VVING., M. S., Profcxxor of Animal hlzzsbandry. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Ph. B., B. S., Pifofexxor of lnorgzzzzio Clycmirtry. cz lweolica WILLIAM RIDGEWAY ORNDORFF, A. B., Ph. D., Profwfor of Organic Claemiffry. RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDON, A. B., A. M., .lnffrurior in Clvemixtry. EARL V. SWEET, A. B., lnxiructor in Hz'stology aml Embryology. EFFIE ALBERTA READ, A. B., A. M., A.v.vi.vtmzt in Hz'sfology and Embryology. JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY, A. M., M. D., filxxiytant in Histology' and Enzlyryology. FRANK HAWKINS, A. B., Axsixiani' in Clyerninry. ,L , fp 1 'lx f FQ xl A N A , l w A w J 'X :ffff-' xxx LJ 44 ' s X, r X - ' ,. . ' V x '. 2 .L - 215' iwf' fi'-ffl ,, f- '7'.-tn-.ty-':r: 9+eQ.KWlZ.:rv-.'7fUr7?fr'if-- .n-mn ,ffm-gr-3-.1 r fee... K. f :4-1.214-3 .IF . . ffw.,- ff,g4?.fff2.-iw'4.-fffnf,-.,,f.,,ofee.fi.w Irie .east f . rf .. 9 rm. 2 A '. Y riff giiyig f -'1 iir1 - u ' - .- fi .f574':fr'vT.-f'..-' ff f1 fi az? vii ' A f 'JQ..J.- ' 8 '?5fS ' -'-r - .. , . ff ' 3'9 j f'2U 191 4113 ,fl.1f'jtf A ' Q fi, '21. f Q5 .: f aio,-IQ. +.- 1 . Af f ' ga... 1 --'Q ..2,...y,yN,:5..f2i:3'.ef'ee..f,, : ifw -flfffg Hlff4fP5Qg.,:. Q, ,, . .. --1-.. .V f,'r,'1'gfw,1,5,j:,,1f5, ??f'5L Q3'i1'TE5ff i gfilgigffw v Q12 fr 4353515 f , , .mol ' 1' ., W, , ,. . ...M 1, My . 1 A ,ge-'4i,,,, ,aim Faculty LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, M. S., Director of tlye College of Agriculture, Dean of tlze Faculty azzzl Professor of Rural Economy. B. S., Nlichigan Agricultural College, 1882, lW. S., 1885. 1D J 0. ISAAC PHILLIPS ROBERTS, M. Agr., Professor of Agriculture, Emeritus. llfl. Agr., State Agriculture College, Iowa, 1878. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B. S., Professor of Entomology ancl General Invertebrate Zoology. B. S., Cornell, 1874. A lp, Z E. HENRY HIRAM WING, M. S., Professor of Animal Husbcznclryi. B. Agr., Cornell, 18815 M. S. in Agr., 1891. 2 E. JOHN CRAIG, M. S., Professor of Hortz'culture. B. S., Iowa State College, 18985 M. S. A., Cornell, 18995 F. R. H. S., P. A. A. A. S. THOMAS FORSYTH HUNT, B. S., M. S., D. Agr., Professor of Agronomy and Manager of the Unifuersity Farms. B. S., University of lllinois, 18843 lW. S., 1892, D. Agr., 1902. 2 5, A Z. . RAYMOND ALLEN PEARSON, M. S. in Agr., Professor of Dairy Industry. B. S. in Agr., Cornell, 18945 M. S. in Agr., 1899. F. A. A. A. S., A Z, ln' A., 2 E. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, Ph, D., Professor 0fEXf7E7'Z.77167'llL1l Agronomy. MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND, B. S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Economic Entomology. B. S. in Agr., Cornell, 1892. F. A. A. A. S., Z E. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B. S., Assistant Professor of Chemistry in its Relations 1uillJ Agriculture. B. S., Cornell, 1896. A JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B. Agr., Assistant Professor of Agronomy. B. Agr., Cornell, 1874. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B. S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Poultry Hztsbondry. B. S. in Agr., Cornell, 1890. Z E. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B. S. A., Instructor in Rural Economy and Secretary of the Faculty of 1lJe College of Agriculture. B. S. A., Cornell, 1897. ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, Ph. B., Ph. D., Instructor in Entomology. Ph. B., Cornell, 1900. P A. 45 WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B. S., Ph. D., Instructor in Entomology. B. S., De Pauw, I8Q7gPl1. D., Cornell, 1903. JOHN WASHINGTON GILMORE, B. S. A., M. S. A., Instructor in Agronorny anti Superintendent of tlye Farms. B. S. A., Cornell, 1893, lW. S. A., Cornell, 1904. HERBERT HICE VVHETZEL, A. B., Assistant Professor of Botany. ELMER O. FIPPIN, B. S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Agronomy tuitla Reference to Soils. GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Agronomy. WILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, jr., M. S., in Agr., Assistant Professor of Dairy Bacteriology. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Limnology. Assistant Professor of lilorticulture. CHARLES SCOON WILSON, A. B. M. S. in Agr., Instructor in Iilorticulture. MERRIT1' WESLEY HARPER, M. S., Instructor in Animal ffuslzanalry. B. Sc., Ohio State, 19015 M. S. Illinois, IQO2. ROLLA CECIL LAWRY, Instructor in Poultry Husbandry. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B. S. in Agr., Assistant in Dairy Laboratory. WALTER WAGER HALL, Assistant in Cheese-Making. WEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFITH, Assistant in Butter-Making. JOHN WALTON SPENCER, Superfuisor in Extension Department. ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK, B. S., Lecturer in Nature-Study. ALICE GERTRUDE AACCLOSKEY, Assistant Superfuisor in Extension Dejrartment. MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, Sujrerfuzisor Farmers, Wzives' Reading Course. CHARLES HENRY TUCK, Supervisor Farmers' Reading Course. A. B., Cornell, A ln. JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Ph. D., Assistant Chemist in tloe Experiment Station. CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK, B. S., Assistant Agronomist in the Exjzerimenz' Station. HARVEY LYON AYRES, Assistant in Dairy lndustry. JAMES MALCOLM SVVAINE, M. S. in Agr., Assistant in Economic Entomology. SEYMOUR MORTON HERRICK, B. S. A., Assistant in Chemistry. CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY, A. B., Assistant Entomologist in tlye ExpcrimentlStatio.n. HAROLD ELLIS ROSS, B. S. A., Assistant in Dairy lndustry. CHARLES HERBERT X7AN AUKEN, Assistant in Animal Hztsbanalryv. MARGARET E. COOK, Assistant in Nature-Study. JAMES ELLIOT COIT, M. S. in Agr., Assistant in Horticulture. VVARREN H. MANNING, Lecturer in Rural Art. BRYANT FLEMING, B. S. A., Lecturer in Rural Art. WILEORD M. WILSON, M. D., Lecturer in Meteorology fdetailed by',Weather Bureau United States Department of Agriculturej. i fb JACOB G. LIPMAN, Ph. D. QSoil Chemist and Bacteriologist of NeWN'llerSey:State Agricultural Experiment Stationj, Special Lecturer in Soil Bacteriology. GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, Farm Foreman. CHARLES EDWARD HUNN, Gardener. EDWIN S. DE LANY, Accountant. 46 , W. of. f'f7f,f245ffBt '?4 f2f ' V331 -'MSU , f I t 5'ff'P'5 if Eg ,, fail LI ,, .JIBEXPJ rf' Jig 5 5+ if L Z ii? gli? E L? il c ..tf.f.f' 1pr'vJe41.1 45211-5-L-.1 gg 1'uis.d.. gain QMS. ' , -' - - :1f 'vs '- - ,' ' 5' - 5 .P . 1. 'ilraiis . '. . ,.,, ,-if -:K 7' .r g Q - ,,,' ' fl., ,,u.L,r.'.- ' Hg., .. 3-.., A ,1-g 45 , 'ij -' Q-A , gpm- - I 1. -.Qffy 'G..ff3.nfs.f.f. -2 ' 93 . 2 .V-fp..-L ' . - - '- ,ry f iff A, wg ,- calf . , :rg - rf: .-H. fa . 4, - .. ' , , , ' ' ' r ..:f'5.f'. ,.,:..-H !j5,.?S'I'3ai,,-if A l - ,,, -1 1 N I '-pf,f15'ff! .,.,..g. ,., 5,-1 .-.'15,f:.,c,.'eE.'.f..',. i:2?.gz:525s. 4Iyi,..j1-g-Lg: K f. 1 , ,.lg,- . 1,Q.1,gf life- K my .1 ,i ii3,,q,'q:,:m o5n,g,:.ms iam .f1E:.sf.... 5',f+17Qi,2,H, A ., f s ,Q-A Q.,-.,.f1,- Qi, 'iff mr- .L 'Sify fy . ' . ' .sf rf- 5 '.- - fm ., if .-1-L fig..-fWr11 f.f1afs' ' lg' tiki' 3,11 -A - . ' 1-4 gt W .54 5.152.131 .mil I Jliiiqra' 4 .ff '3 4 ' Q . Er-1 -- -- 4 Qi ',,'g,,.- 'I W 5 dl'f-Q. i : 'W' ' I gl.. 8.-N..- ' '- A 'U' '.L. Faculty CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MARTIN, Professor of Affhliffffllff in charge of the College of ATCDI' teeture. A. I. A. KDFA. THE REV. CHARLES BABCOCK, A. M., Professor of Arehiteeture, Emeritus. A. B., Union College, 18475 A. M., 1850. T In. H. M. A. I. A., H. C. M. R. l. B. A. JEAN HEBRARD, A. D. G., fitting Professor of .4?'L'l7l.f6Cfll1'E, in charge of Design. OLAF MARTINUS BRAUNER, Assistant Professor of Drawing ana' Pazintfng. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, B. S., Arch., Assistant Professor of zfrchiteoture. B. S., University of Illinois, 18945 M. Arch., i9o3g A. I. UA. T B U. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B. P., A. M.,. fnstrurtor in Freehand Drawing ana' M0dEZl,Hg. ALDEN KITTREDGE DAWSON, fnstruetor in Freehand Drawing. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, M. E., Instructor in Freehand Drawing. ROBERT NORTH, B. Arch., Instructor in Archziterture. 47 I def f .7 J if f X I f , r egg FWZ' J rif e' f A f .Q fi:Q,:' ,. e g.:9iif?Qf:ag C7 A ' s 'V fiE7ff3.',-Q'-IAN ' 'U IB:-P7 PVS. 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V Faculty EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL, C. E., Direetor of the College of Cifuil Engineering ana' Professor of Experimental Hydraulics. CHARLES LEE CRANDALL, C. E., Professor of Railway Engineering and Geodesy. C. E., Cornell, 18725 M. C. E., 1876. M. A. S. C. E., A In, 2' E. IRVING PORTER CHURCH, C. E., Professor of Applied Ilfleeloanies and I-Iydrazzlirs. C. E., Cornell, 1873, M. C. E., 1878. A 14, Z 5. HENRY SYLVESTER -IACOBY, C. E., Professor of Bridge Engineering. C. E., Lehigh, 1877. 'T B H, .Z E. HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C. E., Assistant Professor of Sanitary Engineering. C. E., Cornell, 1889. 2 E. ELMER JAMES. MCCAUSTLAND, C. E., M. C. E., Assistant Professor of Mining Engineering and Surveying. B. C. E., Cornell, Iowa, 1892, C. E., 1895, M. C. E., Cornell, 18975 F. A. A. A. S. Z E JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Assistant Professor of Drawing. Z KF. OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, B. S., Ph. D., Assistant Professor of Struetural Engineering. B. S., University of Illinois, 13945 A. M., Cornell, IQO25 Ph. D., 1904. P A, Z E. ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER, B. S., Assistant Professor of Experimental Hydraulz'es. B. S., and B. S. in Mining, University of Washington, IQOOQ Ph. D., Cornell, 1903. CD I' A, 2 E. FRED ASA BARNES, C. E., M. C. E., Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering. C. E., Cornell, 1897, M. C. E., 1898. A. M. A. S. C. E. ORA MINER LELAND, B. S., QC. EQ, Instruetor in Ciiiil Engineering. B. S., QC. EJ, University of Michigan, 1900. MILES ALBION POND, Ph. B., Instruetor in Civil Engineering. Ph. B., Yale, 1895. 48 SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTI-IROYD, B. S., NI. S., Instructor in Civil Engineering. Ross NIILTON RIEGEL, C. E., fizxfrzlcfoi' in Civil Engineering. C. F., Cornell, 1904. Ik' fl, .Y E. SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, C. E., fnsfrurior in Civil Engineering. C. E., Cornell. VVILLIAM COLEMAN NICNOWN, B. S. QC. EQ, Insiructor in C1-U1.Z.EHgiHF6Tl-71g B. S. CC. EQ, University of VVisconsin. ROBERT XVILLIAM THOROUGI-IGOOD, C. E., Instructor in Cifuil Engineering. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B. S., Tuffy College Instructor in Cifuil Engineering. JTJ. DONALD DERICKSON, C. E., Infirucior in Civil Engineering. C. F., Dartmouth. .f'f1E. JOHN RALEIGH ELDRED, B. S., Inxtructor in Civil Enginecrzng B. Sc., R. I. State. HEIQBERT AUGUST GEHRING, C. E., Insfructor in Civil Engineering. C. E., Cornell, .S A E. JOHN CHARLES DAVIS, C. E., fnxtructor in Civil Engineering. C. E., Cornell, 1900. GEORGE IRVING GAVETT, B. S. in C. E., Instructor in Cifuil Engineering. B. S. in C. E., Michigan, A. BT. S. ELBERT ALLAN GIBBS, B. S., C. E., Inxtructor in Cifuil Engineering. B. S., in C. E., California. CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER, C. E., fnxtructor in Cifuil Engineering. C. E., Cornell, 1904. I' A. ALFRED JOSHUA EDGE, C. E., Inxtructor in Civil Engineering. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, C. E., M. C. E., Instructor in Civil Engineering. C. E., Cornell, 19035 M. C. E., Cornell, 1905. FRANK W. SKINNER, C. E., Associate Editor Engineering Record. 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'- es gig -,I A gl at ,. ,... Faculty ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH, B. M. E., M. M. E., Direetor ofSibley College and Professor of Steam Engineering. B. M. E., Cornell, 18785 M. M. E., 1886. 0 .fl X. Quill and Dagger. ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, M. S., C. E., M. M. E., Professor ofExperimen1al Engineering. C. E., University of Michigan, 18755 M. S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1877, M. M. E., Cornell, 1888. Member A. S. M. E., A. I. M. E., A. S. H. and V. E. A T A, Z' 5. HERBERT WADE HLBBARD, A. B., A. M., M. E., Professor of llleelvanical Engineering of Rail- ways. A. B., Brown, 1886, M. E., Cornell, 18915 A. M., Brown, 1899. First Sibley Prize, 1890. Member A. S. M. E., A. R. M. M. A., M. C. B. A. Z' E. . DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A. B., Professor of Mocbine Design. A. B., Stanford, 1896. Member A. S. M. E. 2' E. HENRY HUTCHINSON NORRIS, M. E., Professor of Electrical Engineering. M. E., Cornell, 1896. Z 5. . CARL CLABP THOMAS, Nl. E., Professor of Marfine Engineering. M. E., Cornell, 1895. GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT, Assistant Professor of Naval Architecture. EE. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M. E., Assistant Professor of Experimental Engineering. M. E., Cornell, 1897. dt Z K, Z E. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M. E., Assistant Professor of Steam Engineering. 1-r M. E., Cornell, 1897. Za. 50 XILADIMIR IiARAPE'i'0I-AF, C. E., .ffssistant Professor of Experimental Engineering. C. E., Institute ot' the XVays of Communication, St. Petersburg, Russia, 18975 Adjunct of' Applied Mechanics, 1902. .Y E. GEORGE STANLEY Al.-XCOMBER, NI. E., Assistant Professor ofE1ertriraI Engineering M. E., Cornell, IQOO. CLARENCE BOYD HIRSHFELD, B. S., NI. M. E., Assistant Professor ofStee1nz Engineering. B. S., University of California, IQO25 Nl. lVI. E., Cornell. Z' E. HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS, Nl. E., Assistant Professor 0fMUCIJ1.H6 Design NI. E., Lehigh, 'T B II. CHARLES FRANCIS HARDING, S. B., Afcting Professor of Eleerrieal Engirzeering. S. B. QE. EJ, Wvoreester Polytechnic Institute. 1 GEORGE FREDERICK BLESSING, B. M. E., M. E., Ph. D., 14ssistantProfessorofllffaebine Design B. M. E., Kentucky State College, 18975 M. E., 19055 Ph. D., Hanover College. LEWIS ANDREWV DARLING, B. M. E., E. in M. E., .ffssistant Professor in Macbzine Design. B. M. E., Kentucky State College, 1900. E. in M. E., Leland Stanford, jr., University, 1904. EDGAR HARPER VVOOD, M. M. E., Instructor in Ilflaelaine Design. M. E. Cornell, 18925 NI. M. E., 1893. ROBERT LEE SHIPMAN, NI. E., Instructor in Experimental Engineering. B. S., Missouri State, 18955 E. E., 18965 M. E., Cornell, 18995 M. M. E., 1904. VIRGIL OLDBERG, M. E., Instructor in Experirnental Engineering.- M. E., Cornell, 1902. WILL MILLER SAWDON, B. S. in M. E., Instrurtor in Experimental Engineering. B. S. in M. E., Purdue University, 1898. WALTER STEBBINS FORD, M. E., Instructor in Experimental Eleetrital Engineering. M. E., Cornell, 1900. JOHN T. WILLIAMS, Instructor in Illaebine Design. ALBERT WINFIELD STONE, NI. E., Instructor in Marbzine Design. M. E., Cornell, 1904. BOYD COE DENNISON, M. E., Instructor in Experimental Electrztal Engineering. M. E., Cornell, 1904. 51 SAMUEL RENWICK DODDS, E. E., fnstruftor in Experzinzental Elecrtical Engineering. E. E., Western University of Pennsylvania, 1903. GEORGE BURR UPTON, fnstrurtor in Experzimenlal Engineering. M. E., Cornell, IQO4, M. Nl. E., Cornell, 1905. .Y E. ALBERT EDNVARD VVELLS, Szlfzzfrirztandfnt of Shops and fnstruftor in Mc1c1Jz'ne Construction ALTON LEROY STEWART, Instrurtar in .Elfffflifllf Experzinzental Engz'neer1'ng. Ohio State University, IQO4. IRVING COLES PETTIT, Nl. E., Illjlifllfflli' in Elcttrziml Experinzfntal Engzlizrering. Cornell, 1903. f A. CHARLES HOMER TOWER, S. B., Instrurtor zin Effftrzical Experzimental Erlgzirzzfering. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1905. FRANK ARTHUR BURR, M. E., fnstrzfrtar in Exlberzimental Engineering. M. E., Brown. .Y E510 .S K. CURTIS CLARK MYERS, Nl. Nl. E., fnstruftor in lllarbzine Design. M. E., Cornell University, 19035 M. M. E., Cornell University, 1905. WILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN, bl. E., Instrurtor in MUCIJZ-HB Design. M. E., Sibley College, 1906. MARK LLOYD LOVELL, Instruftor in MdCI?ZiHE Design. CHARLES EDMUNDE MANNING, Nl. E., Instruftar in Macbzine Design. Cornell University, C. E., 1874-75. GEORGE CASTLEMAN ESTILL, M. E., Instruftor in Maflaine Design. M. E., Sibley College, 1906. JOHN RANDOLPH CAUTLEY, Nl. E., Instructor in Marbzine Design. M. E., Sibley College, 1906. FRED HUTTON KROGER, M. S., Instructor in Eleftriral Exjlerzimental Engineering. B. S., University of Colorado, 19043 M. S., University of Colorado, 1905. 2 41 E. 52 XNILLIAM CARGILL CAPRON, .4J'.YI'SfLl72f I-71 IVarh1'11e Dfsfgn. 9 J X. STERLING GIKAYDON, ffxsistanz' In IUm'hIIz4' Dfsign. HERVEY SMILEY BAILEY, fiifllffflllf In .Marhirzo DI'5Ilg7I. JAMES EUGENE VANDERHOEF, Forenmrz In Foundry. BVILLIAM FREDERICK HEAD, Forfmarz fn For-go Shop. CLINTON BYRON BURKE, Forrnlnn of ffooalxhop. ROBERT VANDERHOEF, ffssistant In Founz1'ry. VVALTER LISTON HEAD, AI5Z'XfU71f in Forge Shop. RAYNOR EGBERT SEAMON, flsxzotarzt in Wood Shop. FRANK A. LYNHAM, lxsistzznt in Mafhine Shop. FRANK HERBERT THOMPSON, Assismnt in Wood Shop. BIRDETTE NEWTON HOWE, A55l'5fHHl in MLlflJ1.7ZE Shop. LEO BARR TURNER, Assistant in Marh1'IIe Shop. HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, flssisfant in Wood Shop. GEORGE WASHINGTON RACE, Mechan1'cz'an in Szhffy Collego. EDGAR VVARREN GREGORY, M6ClJU7ZifZ'HH in Sihley Colfogcf. NIARGARET ISABELLE COLQUHOUN, Clerk in Experinzezztal Englozefrzng .Xu . . CHARLES ALFRED CULLIGAN, Merlvazzzczan zn Szhloy College. FANNY ELMA 1VIIX, Sfcretzzry to zho Director of Szhloy Coflege. CHARLES BEDELL, Engineer. 53 5 W3 Y is of mr -W fggvf t f 52' 1 fr N .yr A Aff! JB Disk'-1 LTA' gf? 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VVILLARD AUSTEN, Assistant Librarian in cbarge of Reference Library, Member A. B. S. KATHERINE DAME, A. B., Assistant, Librarian in cbarge of Catalogue. A. B., Boston University, 1891. I1 0 B. WILLARD WALDO ELLIS, A. B., LL. B., Assistant in Reference Library. A. B., Cornell, IQOI5 LL. B., 1903. MARY FOWLER, B. S., Cataioguer. B. S., Cornell, 1882. JENNIE THORNBURG, B. L., Catalaguer. B. L., Cornell, 1893. H B CD. ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Assistant in Order Department. EDITH ANNA ELLIS, B. L., Assistant in tbe Circulation Department. BERTHA WILDER, Assistant in tbe Reference Library. VVALTER L. STARR, Assistant in Sbeif Department. MINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Assistant in tbe Accession Department. ALBERT BENNETT ,CUDEBEC, Assistant zn tbe Reference Library. HOMER ANDREW WATT, A. B., Assistant in tbe Reference Library. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A. B., Litt. D., Librarian oftbe President Wbite Library ' ALEXANDER HUGH Ross FRASER, LL. B., Librarian of tbe Law Library. WILLIAM JACOB DOETSCH, Assistant in Law Library. RAY THOMAS STRAHAN, Assistant in Law Library. LOUIS MUNsoN BAKER, Assistant in Law Library. EDNA GLADYS BRYAN, Librarian in Cbarge of Arcbitectural Library. 54 4 ein ' I fmeF?5efe? 'I?e25affW'zi2geg.ffeoe.f .. ff...f2'fiM' ...L . wwf' f .ezneil ?'f l.f'?.ff'53f' '. ' f f 'Lf le' ff 1 1 i fflgjxys' if .rf ff A ,ifif er 1 feng : 3Qe?rfe'e 4, S 7 f ,J A iilifflfftgk' 4'-lik A ,flffffffpeil le nn 'S 5nf5'f9'f39Z I 41s A ffffifi A,. ,!1...+.fLf.-I ,-SLK:-5' 12,,.g759f ... G P ,.a., I V ' S410 . any ,-,-,,. . ix :LF .r.,, ,F ,r I, V A .K V Q Y 1201- .r 31' ' f' 'u vf9 f.'f' ' -'2-I 4- - 'fp -f-1' 4 'Q' - gr' 1 fT.ni f-: re.. I rn-cf . .H ., -. Ag, A -Alf? ff. Y ...gi 'igg Qgfg ix.. ,yt I.: J ff. -1 414 - iii. ,,q2i f,y t,4 , it A If - 323.4 Ex A '53 e' 'ale , . IA , I, , . A 1, , . A,-: .,qf' - L. ,H ,gr .I Q - . .--,g -,,,., rg , ':.., fp ' LH:-. . .iff ,:'-viii' 2: .I--1'-r.w,.:,:1g uk? 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B., zfxxixtant to tlye Treasurer in tlae Lanal Olfllff. A. B., Hamilton, 1898. Z' IP. THOMAS TREE, ffxxistant to tlne Treasurer. SARAH ADELIA BEACH, Treafurerlt Stenograplyer. DORA ANGELINE HILDEBRANT, .ffssistant to the Treasurer. ROBERT MALCOLM VAN ORDER, zixxixtant to the Treasurer. ELIZABETH LUCY DRISCOLL, A.v:i.ftant to the Treasurer. NVILLIAM C. DEAN, Superintendent of Steam Heating and Water Serfuiee. RUD BRYANT HAYES, M. E., Superintenzlent of tlae Eleerrie Serfuiee. EDWIN S. DELANY, Clerk of tlve College of Agrieulture. DAVID FLETCHER HoY, M. S., Registrar. B. S., Cornell, 1891, M. S., 1893. K Z, .Z E. Quill and Dagger. ROSE MARIAN CLARK, .ffl.f.vi.vtant to the Registrar. HENRY CRANE HASEROUCK, A. B., Axsistant to the Registrar. A. B., Cornell, 1904. CP B K. ALICE BELLE CARMAN, Pre.via'ent': Stenograplver anal Affllflllllf Seeretary. , GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT, A. B., Pre.via'ent': Secretary ana' Unifuersity Pulzlixlaer. A. B., Cornell, IQO6. ID B K. GEORGE FRANKLIN FOOTE, Buwineys Manager of Sage College LOUISE ROPES LOOMIS, A. B., A. M., Ph. D., Warden of Sage College. GERTRUDE NYE, zinistant to tlze Warden of Sage College. CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A. B., LL. B., Seeretary of the New York State Veterinary College. A. B., Columbia, 18795 LL. B., Albany Law School, ISSO. FANNY ELMA MIX, Secretary to tlae Director of Sibley College. MARGARET ISABELLA COLQUHOUN, Clerk in Experimental anal Eleetrieal Engineering. . EMILY DUNNING BARRINGER, B. S., M. D., Medieal .Examiner at the Sage College Gymnasium. CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA REDDINGTON, Superintendent of the Cornell Infirmary. J. THORN WILSON, Manag1'ng Clerk of tlye Medz'eal College. JESSIE PICKARD ANDRESEN, Asxixtarzt Secretary and Stenograpber, Medical College. WALTER R. SHEPARD, Bookkeeper. 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CUniverSity of Nebraskaj Fellows in Political Economy OLIVER CARY LOCK!-IART, A. B., A. M. CU1llX'Cl'Slfy' of Indianaj EMANUEI. A. GOLDENWEISER, A. B. CColumbia Universiryl, A. M. CCornell Universityj Fellows in Latin and Greek ANNE BROWNING BUTLER, A. B. WILLIAM DODGE GRAY, A. B. CUniveI-sity of Arkansasj, A. M. QCOI'IlCli Universiryj Fellow in American History HELEN LOUISE YOUNG, A. B. Susan Linn Sage Fellows in Philosophy MATTIE ALEXANDER MARTIN, A. B., A. M. FRANK DAVIS MITCHELL, A. B. ELSIE MURRAY, A. B. Fellow in Architecture HERBERT PARKHURST ATHERTON, B. Arch. Honorary Fellows JAMES ALLEN NELSON, Ph. B. CKenyon Collegej, Ph. D. CUniveI-sity of Penu- Sylvaniaj Entomology CHARLES EDWARD LEWVIS, A. B. flndiana Universityj, A. M. Csamel, Ph. D. CCornell University? Botany 63 Graduate Scholars in the School of Philosophy FRANK BYRON CRANDALL, A. B. GUS VVATTS CUNNINGHAM, M. A. CFUITHEIIID ARTHUR UPHAM POPE, A. B., A. M. fBrOwn Universityj MARY WVINIERED SPRAGUE, A. B. MARGARET KIRKPATRICK STRONG, B. A. CTo1'OntO Universityj MARY CHEVES WEST, B. S. CColumbia Universiryb University Graduate Scholars FRANCES GERTRUDE WVICK, A. B., A. M. Plvyfzl: ARTHUR WVILLIAM FISHER, Ph. B., A. M. Engliyk GEORGE M. SHARRARD, A. B., A. M. CUnive1-sity of Kansasj Greek and Lafin JOHN LYON RICH, A. B. Geology, Pby.rz'mZ Geography MYRTA ELEANOR HUNN, A. B. Comparative Pbilology and An-lafealogy ALBERT LLOYD BARROWS, B. S. CPomona Collegej Hz'5t0l0gy - it Civil Eng! neer ing CARL GEORGE SCHLUEDERBERG, M. E. Clyemfstry HANS H. DALAKER, B. A. CUniversity of Minnesotaj Maflyemntm CARL CONRAD ECKHARDT, Ph. B. COhio State Universityj, A. M. CUniversiry of Michiganj Hzhxtory ef J W ap lg? ll 64 -4 VN ia RRG A-YL WATE A . lips. , .SZ I ,,,g - The Cornell Scholarships RUSSELL VINCENT BANTA Courre 1.11 Civil Engin rm Boys' High School, Brooklyn-.lohn Mickelhorough, Ph. D., Principal NIATTIE CHARLOTTE lVlOFFET'I' Course in Arts llwlicldletown High School-XVm. A. XVilson, A. B., Principal HYMEN MAX BARR Cowie in Ari: Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John lN'lickleboI'ough, Ph. D., Principal JAMES CYRIL OYBRIEN Course in Arts East High School, Rochester-Albert H. YVilCox, A. B., A. Nl., Principal The H. B. Lord Scholarships FREDERICK ADOLPII RICE COHI'JE 1.11 Art: Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph. D., Principal EDWIN CHARLES NIAYER Couric in Am Erasmus Hall High School!-'Walter Gunnison, Ph. D., Principal MARION HANVTHORNE lVlERRISS Course in Arts Boys, High School, Brooklyn-John lVlickleborough, Ph. D., Principal Louis GEORGE BUSIILOWITZ C01l7'I6 in Arif DeWitt Clinton High School-1. T. Buchanan, Ph. D., Principal The McGraw Scholarships RIVILLIAM ALPIIONSUS SHEA Cazirsf HZ Art.: Brockport Normal School-C. T. Mcliarlane, Principal DAVID '-.POLLINS Cozzrsf 171 Lau' Boys' High School, Brooklyn--John Nlicl4lehoI'ouglI, Ph. D., Principal XNALTER RAYMOND NlEIER Corin-e 1.11 .4rclaz'm-fun, Detroit Central High School-David Mackenzie, A. M., Principal IGNACE LEVINSON Collrff in fjffl' Boys' High School, Brooklyn--lolm Nlickleborough, Ph. D., Principal 65 The Sage Scholarships ANNA BELLE GENUNG Ithaca High School-P. D. Boynton, D. Pd., Principal ALICE WELLS BENHAM Cortland Normal School-F. Cheney, Ph. D., Principal IVIAUD IVIIRIAM SHELDON Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D. Pd., Principal JEANETTE AMALIE STERN Masten Park High School, Buffalo-Frank S. Fosdick, IVI. A., The Sibley Scholarships GEORGE GORDON DOBSON Course in Passaic High School-A. D. Arnold, Principal TOM BRUCE HYDE Course in Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D. Pd., Principal CHARLES PHILIPS GROSS Courxe in Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph. D., Course In Arts Course in Art: Course in flrtr Courre in Art. Principal Mt'Cl7LlHI-CHI Engzineezzn .v Mecfaaniffzl Engzineerzn Meclyan ical Engzineerzing Principal LYNN CRANDALL Course in Cirvil Engineering Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D. Pd., Principal The President White Scholarships EVERETT MAGNON YORK Flushing High School-John Holley Clark, A. M., Principal HELEN FRANCES DWYER Hartford High School, Conn.-E. H. Smiley, Principal ISABEL SHEPARD Honeoye Falls High School-W. G. Clark, A. B., Principal The Horace Greeley Scholarships FREDA KISO Eastern District High School, Brooklyn-YVm. S. Vlymen, Principal LORING DELACY JONES Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John lVIickleborOugh, Ph. D., ROBERT STEDMAN STRACK Owego Free .Academy-H. L. Russell, A. B., Principal 66 Course in Arty Courre in Art: Course in Arif Cozzrre in Art: Course in Art: Principal Courre in Art: The John S tanton Gould Scholarships PMIL ADLER Course in Merlin ' I Masten Park High School B i K' S nzra Enginffrzn , uflalo-l'. S. Fosdicl-2, M. A., Principal PETER THOMAS VANDERNVAART Course in Mefbanifal Engineerin Norwich Free Academy-H. A. Tirrell, Principal DAVID TRUXTON XVILBER Binghamton Hi h S l Course in Arty g ciool-li. R. Wlhitney, A. B., lVl. S., Principal The S tewart L. Woodford Scholarships FRITZ FERNONV ' Course in Arty lthaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D. Pd., Principal CHARLES CI-IADOWITZ Courxe in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John lVlickleborough, Ph. D., Principal VVALLACE EVERETT CALDWELL Course in Am- Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph. D., Principal Associat PEA e Alumnae Scholar RL DONNAN Course in Arts' Frank William Padgham Scholar RICHARD EVETT BISHOP Course lin MEEbdHZAf0lENgl'n?ET1H Boardman S ' enior Law Prize FRANCIS LAMMERTS DURK Courxe in Law Xxx. ,l,,,. H fi-f 1f,ll ii f if., 33' P- 'i iii 1' -iii-1 in H I . ,ffx--' xx -'f,.1!':N IG 67 Candidates for Advanced Degrees bkfn abmztia. MN0f in resiflenfe 1906-07. TNar C'6l7lL27Z'0IC1l'F.3'fU7' Degrees. ALBERT, CALVIN DODGE, M. E. Ithaca I M. M. E APGAR, CLARA SELKREG, A. B., 1905. Ithaca A. M ATHERTON, :HERBERT PARKHURST, B. Arch., 1903. Holyoke, Mass. M. S. in Arch XIIATKIN, ERNEsT'GE0RGE, A. B., 1904. Paris, France Pb. D TBACKUS, LEE SELDON, D. V. M., 1906. Derby BAILEY, ELMER JAMES, Ph. B. QUniversity of Rochesterj, 1894, Ph. M., Qsamej, 1897 A. M. QHamilton Collegej, 1905. Ithaca Pla. D BARCLAY, IWIARGARET ETHEL, A. B. CAdelphi Collegej, 1906. Brooklyn A.-M IMIBARLOW, JOHN, B. S. ClVIicldlehury Collegej, 1895, A. M., CBrown Universityj, 1896. Kingston, R. I. 1 Pb. D BARR0ws, ALBERT LLOYD, B. S. QPomona Collegej, 1906. Nordhollf, Cal. Pb. D. BARTON, ALVIN LESTER, A. B. QUniversiry of Chicagoj, 1900. Chicago, Ill. Pla. D. JBECKMAN, AUGUST CHRISTOPHER, B. S. QPurdue Universityj, IQO4. Hammond, Ind. BLACK, JOHN ALEXANDER, A. B. CUniversity of Chicagoj, 1903. Lima, O. PZELD. BLEWS, RICHARD RUTHERFORD, A. B. QGreenville, C0llegeJ 1904. Brooklyn Pb. BR0uGHT0N, LESLIE NATHAN, A. B. QUni0n Universiryj, IQOO. Ithaca A. M. BROWN, IVIORTTMER JAY, B. Sc. QUniversity ofNeh1'askaJ, 1905. Tecumseh, Neh. Ph. D. 68 Graduate Students BURNHAM, HENRY CSORDON, A. B., 1906. Cobleskill Pb. D. BURNS, ELEANOR IRENF, A. B., 1904. Bristol, Pa. A. M. BURR, FRANK ARTHUR, M. E. CBYOWII Universityj, 1905. Seekonk, Mass. M. M. E. BUTLER, ANNE BROVVNING, A. B., IQO2. Indianapolis, Ind. Pla D. BUTLER, BERT S., A. B., 1905. Wyoming K A. M. XXBROWN, LOUISE FARGO, A. B., 1903. Buffalo 5 Pb. D CARRUTH, VVILLIAM IVIASSEY, A. B., 1901. Cleveland, O. Pb. D. CAUTLEY, JOHN RANDOLPH, M. E., 1906. Ithaca M. M. E. CHAKRAVARTY, JATINDRA NATII, A. B. CCalcuttaj, IQO2. Calcutta, India M. S. zn Agf. CHARLES, BENSON BRUSH, A. B., IQO6. Salamanca A. llfl. CHORMAN, OTT0 IRVING, A. B., 1906. Niagara Falls A. M. JCLAPP, LAURENCE BOWMAN, A. B., 1904. Ithaca CLARK, CHARLES FREDERICK, B. S. QUniversity ofVermontj, 1897. Glover, Vt. M. S. in Agr SODCOCHRAN, JEROME, C. E. QA. 81 M. College ofTexasj, 1904, B. S. in C. E. Csamej, 1905. Houston, Texas .M. C. E. COFFIN, JOSEPH HERSCHEL, B. S. CP6I'11'1.C0lICg6D, IQO2, A. M., Qsamej, 1904. Oskaloosa, . Iowa Ph. D. COIL, NATHAN WATSON, A. B. CVVabash Collegej, 1906. Laotto, Ind. Pb. D. 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M. M. E EDODGE, LAWRENCE GREEN, A. B. CHarvard Universityj, 1904, B. S. A. fC0rnellUr1iVersityj, 1905. Wenliam, Mass. M. S. in Agr DORSEY, HERBERT GROVE, B. S. QDenison Universityj, 1897, M. S. Csamej, 1898. Granville, O. Pb. D. EXDOUGLAS, GERTRUDE ELIZABETH, A. B. QSmith Collegej, 1904. Gardner, Mass. fl. M DUNBAR, JESSIE ELLEN, A. B., 1906. Ithaca A. M. DUTT, HIRA LAUL, A. B. fCalcuttaj, 1902. Calcutta, India M. S. in Agr. ECKHARDT, CARL CONRAD, Ph. B. QOliiO State Universityj, 1902, A. M. QMichiganj, 1904. Toledo, O. Pb. D. K, EDOERTON, CLAUDE WILBUR, B. S. CUniversity of Nebraskaj, 1903. Woodbine, Iowa Pb. D. 'i'EDMAND, ALPHA CAR0L1NE, A. B. QUniversity of Michiganj, 1901. Pella, Iowa EDMINSTER, FRANK CUSTER, A. B., IQO2. Brooklyn ff. M. 70 Graduate Students EVANS, NIORGAN hh-ILLIAM, B. S. A., 1906. I.eRaJ-sville, Pa. M. S. zn Agr. FISHER, ARTHUR XVILLIAM, Ph. B., 1898, A. M., 1899. Pultneyville Pb. D. FISHER, XVILLARD JAMES, A. B. QAmherstJ, 1892. YV0ods Hole, Mass. Pla. D. FLETCHER, PHILENA BELLE, B. S. A., 1904. Bainlvriclge Pb. D. F0RsYTH, CHESTER H., A. B. QButleI' Collegej, 1906. Trafalgar, Ind. Pb. D. FRANK, JOSEPH JULIUS, A. B. QColumbia Universityj, 1905. New York City A. M XDVFRASER, SAMUEL QCheshirc Agr. and Hort. College, Englandj, 1898, M. S. in Agr. QCOrnell Universityj, 1905. Genesee Pb. D FRASER, WILLIAM POI.LOK, A. B., 1906. New Glasgow, Canada A. IW FRAYER, WILLIAM ALLEY, A. B., 1903. Ithaca Pb. D EDWARD ELWAY, A. B., 1906. Du Bois, Pa. A. M FREEDLANDER, ABRAHAM ABBEY, A. B., 1905. Buffalo Pl1.D GAEHR, PAUL FREDERICK, A. B., 1902, A. M., 1905. Ithaca Pla. D GAGE, OTIS AMSDEN, Ph. B. QUnive1-sity 0fR0cl1esterJ, 1899. Bellona Pb. D GARRETT, MITCHELL BENNETT, A. B. fHowaI'd Collegej, 1900, A. M., Qsamej 1902. Lineville, Alabama Ph. D GAVETT, GEORGE IRVING, B. S. QC. QUniversity of Michiganj, 1893. Ithaca A. M GAYDEN, OCTAVIA PERKINS, A. B. QSophie Newcomb Collegej, 1901. Gurley, La. A. AI GEISSLER, LUDWIG REINHGLD, B. L. QUr1iveI'sity of Texasj, 1905. Ithaca Pla. D GEORGE, SIDNEY GONZ-ALES, C. E., 1905. Fredonia, . It 9 M. C. E GH0sH, APURBA CHANDRA, A. B. fCalcutta Universityj, IQOI. Bengal, India M. S. in Agr GIBBS, ELBERT ALLAN, B. S. QUniversity of Cal.J, 1905. Ithaca M. C. E GIBBS, ROSWELL CLIFTON, A. B., IQO6. Ithaca A. M 71 Graduate Students GIESECKE, ALBERT ANTHONY, B. S. in QUniveI-sity of Pa.j, 1904. Philadelphia, Pa. Pk. D GILLETT, l'lORACE VVADSWORTH, A. B., 1906. Penn Yan A. M GOLDENWEISER, EMANUEL A., A. B. QColumbia Universityj, 1903, A. M. QCornellj, 1905. Kiew, Russia Pla. D GORDON, ARTHUR, A. B., 1904. Caledonia Pb. D. GRAVES, ALICE AMELIA, A. B. QLake Forest Collegej, 1904. Plainheld, lll. ADM GRAY, WILLIAM DODGE, A. B. QUniversity of Arkansasj, 1900, A. M. QCornellj, 1903. Little Rock, Ark. Pla. D GREENE, ANT01NETTE, A. B., 1906. Ithaca A. M. TGUGGENHEIAI, BERNARD, Chemical Eng. QZuI-ichj, -1899, Ph. D1 QGenevaj, 1900. Ithaca , HARTMAN, FANNY TAYLOR, B. S. in Agr. fMissouri State Universityj, 1906. Fort Wayne, Ind. M. S. in Agr. HAWLEY, LEE FRED., A. B., IQO3, A. M., 1905. East Randolph Pb. D. llAYI-IURST, PAUL, A. B. QMissouri Universityj, 1904. Dunkirk Pb. D. Ml-IERRICR, GLENN VVASHINGTON, B. S. A., 1896, Agricultural College, Miss. A. M. HICKMAN, EMILY, A. B., 1901. Buffalo Pk. D. HODGE, PERCY, A. B. QVVestern R eser ve Universityj, 1892, B. S. QCase School of Applied Sciencej, 1894. Hudson, O. L Pb. D. HOGAN, WILLIAM EDWARD, M. E., 1906. Bridgeport, Conn. M. M. E. HOUSSER, GEORGE ELLIGTT, A. B. QMcGill Universityj, 1906. Portage la Prairie, Mani- - toba, Canada A. M. HUNN, MYRTA ELEANOR, A. B., 1899, A. M., 1900. Batavia Pla. D. MJARVIS, CHESTER DEACON, B. S. A. QTorOno Universityj, 1899. Montreal, Canada Pb. D. 72 Graduate Students jARv1s, TENNYSON DELBERT, B. S. A. QOnt. Agr. Collegej, 1900. Montreal, Que., Canada M. S. in Agr. XJEFFERS, HENRY VVILLIAM, B. S. A., 1897. Plainsboro, N. M. S. in flgr. JENKS, CLAYTON LOUIS, A. B. QHamilton Collegej, 1906. Waterville A. M. MJOHNSON, THOMAS CARSRADON, B. S. in Agr. QW. Va. Universityj, 1896, A. M. Qsamej, 1900. Morgantown, W. Va. Pb. D. JONES, RAYMOND XKVATSON, A. B., 1905. Albany Pla. D. XZKAUFFMAN, CALVIN HENRY, A. B. CH3fV31'dD, 1896. Lebanon, Pa. Pla. D. KINMAN, CHARLES F., B. S. QKansas Ag1'.C0llegeD, 1904. Clay Center, Kan. M. S. in flgr. KOUYOUMDJIAN, HAROUTIUM, M. E., 1906. Bagdad, Asiatic Turkey M. M. E. XKUNZE, EDWARD J., B. S. QCooper UHlOHD,I8QQ, M. E. fCornell Universityj, 1901. New Yaflc City , M. M. E. LAWRENCE, WILLIAhfI HURFORD, B. S. QSouth Dakota Agr. 1899, A. B. QState College of Waslmj, 1902, M. S. Qsamej, IQO2. Pullman, Wash. Pla. D. LIEIGHTON, HENRY, A. B., 1906. Canandaigua A. M. LEWIS, BURDETTE GIBSON, A. B. QUniveI-sity OfN6lW1'3SkHD, 1904. Omaha, Neb. Pb. D. TLEWIS, CHARLES EDWARD, A. B. flndiana Universityj, IQO2, A. M. fsamej, 1903, Pb. D. fCOrnell Universityj, 1905. Rensselaer, Ind. LOCKHART, OLIVER CARY, A. B. Qlndiana Universityj, 1903, A. M. Csamej, 1905. Al- bany, Ind. Pk. D- LORD, ALICE FROST, A. B. QBates Collegej, 1899. Lewiston, Maine A. M. LOVELL, MARK LLOYD, M. E. QUniveI'sity ofN. Dakotaj, 1906. Grand Forks, N. D., M. M. LUNDELI., GUSTAVE ERNST FREDERICK, A. B., IQC3. Poughkeepsie fl. M 73 Graduate Students TLYNN, EDGAR ALLAN, A. B. QPrincetonj, 1904. New York City BCICBRIDE, LIDA, A. B., 1906. Ludlow, Kentucky A. M BTCCARTHY, ELLEN S. Cortland Pb. D lXflCDONN'ELL, LOUISE SHERVVOOD, A. B. QWellesley Collegej, 1898. Rome A. M MCKELVEY, JOSEPH VANCE, A. B., 1906. New Wilmington, Pa. Pb. D 'lMAN'fEL, FRANK ALPHONSE, A. B., 1906. Auburn MARSH, REGINALD EDWARD, B. S. in Arch., 1906. Glens Falls M. S. in Afrfb MARTIN, MATTIE ALEXANDER, A. B., IQO2, A. M., 1906. Dublin, Va. Pb. D MATHERS, FRANK CURRY, A. B. Qlndiana Universityj, 1903, A. M. Csamej, IQO5. Bloom- ington, Ind. Pb. D. MATHESON, ROBERT, B. S. A., 1906. West River, N. S , Canada M. S. in Agr. MILLER, GLADYS, A. B., 1904. Ithaca A. M. TNIILLER, JOHN FRED, D. V. M., 1906. VVarsaw NIITCHELL, FRANK DAVIS, A. B., 1904. Ithaca Pb. D. MITRA, HARIP-ROAD, H. A. S. QAgr. College of Bengalj, 1905. Jajpur, fCattaclcj, India IM. S. in Agr :kXlVlOFFET'I7, EDNA VIRGINIA, A. B. QVassarj, 1897, A. M. QCornell Universityj, 1901. Richmond, Va. PII. D. BIIOLBY, FRED A., A. B. QBaker Universityj, IQO4. Baldwin, Kan. Pb. D. MOLLOY, MARY ALOYSIA, Ph. B. fOhio State Universityj, 1903, A. M. Qsamej, 1905. Sandusky, Ohio Pb. D . lVlORGAN, JAMES OSCAR, B. Agr. CN. C. A. and M. Collegej, 1905. Horse Shoe, N. C. M. S. in Agr. 74 Graduate Students lX'lORGAN, ORA SHERMAN, A. B. CUnivcI-sity of'1lI.j, 1905. l'I21I'TlpSl1ll'C,lll. M. S. ip Agr BIURRAY, CHESTER, Ph. B., 1899. Tottenville Pb. D NIURRAY, ELSIE, A. B., IQO4.. Athens, Pa. Pb. D NASMYTH, GEORGE VVYILLIAM, A. B., 1906. Ithaca A. M 'l'NEI.SON, JAMES ALLEN, Ph. B. Qlienyon Collegej, 1898, Ph. D. CUniversity of Pemnj, 1903. Ithaca NYSWANDER, REUBEN EDSON, JR., A. B. Clndiana Universityj, 1901, A. M. fsamej, 1904. Napoleon, Ohio Pb. D OLIVE, ALFRED HENDERSON, A. B. QWake Forest College-J, 1905, A. M. Csamej, IQO6. Thomasville, N. C. Pb. D ORNSTEIN, MARTHA, A. B. CBaI-nard Collegej, 1899, A. M. QColumbiaj, 1900. New York City Pla. D. PECK, FRED ELDRED, B. S. A., 1906. Wolfville, N. S., Canada M. S. in A'gr PEEBLES, JAMES CLINTON, B. S. in Elec. Eng. QAI-mour Institutej, 1904. Naperville, Ill. M. M. E. PEIRCE, BERTHA CAROLINE, A. B. CSW31'tl'1I'I'101'6 Collegej, 1906. Coatesville, Pa. A. M PIERCE, CLARENCE ALBERT, B. S. CWesleyan Universityj, 1902, M. S. Qsamej, 1904. Roxbury, Conn. Pla. D. POINDEXTER, CHARLES CARDOZA, B. S. in Agi. COhio State Universityj, 1903. Parker- burg, VV. Va. M. S. in dgr. POPE, ARTHUR UPHAM, A. B. CBI'own Universityj, 1904, A. M. Qsamej, 1906. New- buryport, Mass. Pb. D. PYLE, XVILLIAM HENRY, A. B. Clndiana Universityj, 1893. Vandalia, Ill. Ply. D. RANKIN, GEORGE ATWATER. Ithaca A. M. 75 Graduate Students RAY, BURTON JUSTICE, A. B. CWake Forest Collegej, I904.' Raleigh, N. C. Pb. READ, EFFIE ALBERTA, A. B., 1903, A. M., 1906. Haverhill, Mass. Pb. READE, JOHN lVlIOORE, B. S. A. QTorontoj, 1900. Toronto, Canada Pla. REDDICK, DONALD, A. B. CWabash Collegej, 1905. Noblesville, Ind. Pla. REDEIELD, HARRY XJVESTFALL, B. S., 1900. Brooklyn Ply. D D D D D TRETTGER ERNEST WILLIAM, A. B. Uncliana Universityj, 1893, Ph. D. QClarlc Universityj 1898. Bloomington, Ind. RICH, JOHN LYON, A. B., IQO6. Hobart Pb. RICHTMYER, FLOYD KARKBR, A. B., 1904. Ithaca Pb. RIEGEL, Ross MILTON, C. R., 1904. Harrisburg, Pa. M. C. ROBERTSON, GEORGE COOKE, A. B., 1905. Buffalo A. RODGERS, RALPH CHAPMAN, M. E., 1905. Binghamton A. ROE, RALPH BURT. Ithaca A A. Ross, HAROLD ELLIS, B. S. A., IQO6. Smithboro Pb. SAWDON, WILI. M., S. In IVI. F.. fPuI'due Universityj, 1898. Aurora, Ind. M1 Al. FDSAYWARD, MARY EDITH, A. B. CSmithj, 1894. Springvale, Me. A. SCHLUEDERBERG, CARL GEORGE, M. E., IQO2. Pittsburg, Pa. Pk. SEATON, SARA, A. B. QWellesley Collegej, 1896. Cleveland Ohio A. SHAFER, GEORGE DANIEI., A. B. QUniversity of Indianaj, 1900, A. M. Qegid Stan- ford, Jrj, 1906. Muncie, Ind. Pb. SWSHANKS, LEWIS EDGAR PIAGET, Ph. B., 1899. Madison, YVIS. Ply. SHARPE, FRANCIS ROBERT, A. B. Qffambridge Universityj, 1892. Ithaca Pb. 76 D D E M M M D E M D M D D D. Graduate Students SHARRARD, GEORGE M., A. B. QUniveIsity of Kansasj, 1901, A. M. Qsamej, 1902. Atchison, Kan. Pb. D. SHETTERLY, FRED FLOYD, A. B. fUniversity of Indianaj, 1906. Lapel, Ind. A. M. ISIIIELDS, NORYXIOOD RARASON, B. S. A., 1904. Camden, N. M. S. in Agn SHORT, FRANK JAMES, B. S. in Mech. Eng. fUniversity of Wis.j, 1897. Grove City, Pa. M. M. E. SIL, SURENDRA NATH, A. B. QCalcutta Universityj, 1902. Calcutta, India M. S. in Agr. SIMPSON, DWIGHT SWAIN. Powers, Minn. M. M. E SM1T11, HURON H., B. S. QDe Pauw Universityj, 1905. Winchester, Ind. Pla. D. SNOWDON, RALPH CUTHBERT, A. B., 1904, A. M., 1906. Ithaca Pb. D. SOMERVILLE, ALBERT ALEXANDER, B. S. QDe Pauw Universityj, 1905. Milroy, Ind. Pb. D. SPRAGUE, MARY VVINIFRED, A. B., IQO4. New Berlin Pb. D. STEMPEL, WALDEMAR MATTIIAEUS, A. B. QUniveI-sity of Indj, 1905. Ft. Madison, Iowa Pla. D. STEWART, ALTON LEROY, M. E. in F. QOhio State Universityj, 1904. Findlay, Ohio STEWART, JOHN POGUE A. B., QUniveIsity of Ill.j, 1902. Biggsville, Ill. Ph. D. STONE, ISABELLE, A. B. QWellesley Collegej, 1905, A. M. CCornell Universityj, 1906. Needham, Mass. Pb. D. STORRS, FREDERICK WILLIAM, B. S. QSt. Lawrence Universityj, 1900, M. S. Qsamej, 1901. Ithaca Pb. D. STRONG, MARGARET KIRKPATRICK, A. B. QUniversity of Torontoj, 1905. Hamilton, Ontario, Canada A. XVI. STURGIS, CONY, A. B. fBowdoin Collegej, 1899. Ithaca A. M. SWAINE, JAMES IYIALCOLM, B. S. A., 1905, M. S. in Agr., 1906. Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada Pb. D. 77 Graduate Students TAYLOR, ALBERT DAVIS, B. S. QMass. Agri. Collegej, 1905, M. S. in Agr. fCornellj, 1906. Westford, Mass. Ply. D THOMAS, .NIELVERN FRANCIS, B. S. in M. E. fTexas A. and M. Collegej, 1901. Clay, Texas M. M. E THOROUGHGOOD, ROBERT WILLIAM, C. E. QLehigh Universityj, 1902. Georgetown, Del. M. C. E. TTIBIRICA, JOX0, B. S. A., 1906. S. Paulo, Brazil M. S. in Ay. TOWER, CHARLES HOMER, B. S. QWor. Poly. Institutej, 1905. Dalton, Mass. M. M. E TUGMAN, ORIN, A. B. Qlndiana Universityj, IQO3, A. M. Csamej, 1906. Ithaca Pb. D TURRENTINE, JOHN XVILLIAM, Ph. B. CUniversity of N. CQ, 1901, M. S. Qsamej, 1902. Burlington, N. C. Pb. D VAN BENSCHOTEN, ANNA LAVINIA, B. S. QCornellj, 1894, M. S. QUniversity of Chicagoj, 1900. Binghamton Pb. D MVAN HOOK, JAMES M., A. B. CUniversity of Indj, 1899, A. M. Qsamej, IQOO. VVoos- ter, Ohio Pb. D VAN WERT, SUSAN EVENS, A. B., 1898. New York City A. M VAN WINKLE, WALTON, M. E., 1906. Ithaca Pb. D VEAZEY, JOHN ARMOR, A. B. QWestminster Collegej, 1902, A. B. QCornell Universityj, IQO6. New Wilmington, Pa. D Ph- D VVAGGONER, CHAUNCEY WILLIANI, B. S. in E. E. QOhio Universityj, 1904, A. M. 1905. Sugar Grove, Ohio - Ph- D :kTWALBRIDGE, MABEL HARRIET, A. B. QMcGill Universityj, 1897, A. M. QCornell Universityj, 1906. Aurora Ph- D XVALKER, CHARLES LEOPOLD, C. B., 1904. North Evans M. C. E 78 Graduate Students NVALLACE, XYILLIAM LEWIS, JR., M. E., 1906. Orange, N. M. M. E WATT, IIOMER ANDREW, A. B., 1906. Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Pla. D XNAUGH, ROBERT BENJAMIN, A. B. fhlobart Collegej, 1902. Phelps Pb. D XVEIR, DOUGLAS, B. S. A. CTOl'OHIO, Universityj IQO6. Montreal, Canada M. S. in Agr VVEST, lVliARY CHEv1ss, B. S. QTeacher's Collegej, 1902. Farmville, Va. Pla D VVHITI2, GORRELL ROBERT, A. B., 1905. Auburn A. XIYHITE, PAUL A. B. QSouthweQt Kansas Collegej, 1900, A. M. CUniversity of Okla- homaj, 1901, M. S. in Agr. CCornell Universityj, 1906. Norman, Okla. Ph WICK, FRANCES GERTRUDE, A. B., 1905, A. M., 1906. Butler, Pa. Pla WIGCINS, INEZ LOUISE, A. B. QSmith Collegej, 1901. Warsaw A. VVILKINSON, JOHN ANDERSON, B. S. QOhi0 State Universityj, 1903. Piqua, Ohio Pb XNILSON, CHARLES SCOON, A. B., 1904, M. S. in Agr., 1905. I-Iall's Corners TWILSON, JOHN HENRY, A. B. CSL Stcphen's Collegej, 1896, A. M. Qsaniej, 1899, A M. QS. Francis Xavierj, 1898, A. M. QN. Y. Univetsityj, 1898, QGen. Theol. Sem- inaryj, 1899. Brooklyn WOLD, PETER IRVING, B. S. CUnive1-sity of Oregonj, 1901, E. E. Csamej, 1901. Eugene, Oregon Pb. W0LHE11v1, LOUIS ROBERT, B. S. QCollege City of New Yorkj, 1903, M. E. fCornell Universityj, 1906. New York City Pla. JWORSHAM, ERNEST LEE, B. S. QUniversity of Georgiaj, 1904. Athens, Ga. YVRIGHT, ALBERT HAZEN, A. B., 1904, A. M., 1905. Hilton Ph. YOUNG, HELEN LOUISE, A. B., 1900. East Palmyra Pla. 79 Pb. M D D M D D D. D. D. D. , 1 ' ' ' -.f,-,. Y Y -.,A.f ,: - g,x.- Lv U J OTHER Q Hfaucmvm 0011-f'Q LEMQNHNQ' f ' v 'Mk' ff f JV-' - f 'A f- 'v'-'f Y Y- f . x. . ., ..hX ,- ...V is-SIM.,-W, , N I dx mlm Q ? l l JE -Q do - H- 2 H Q b I ni! E I ' m fb lf .Q fm Q Q. H- - W1 Mfr? 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Ur? paw lf- frt rv, f Q J gig mr f ,rf Faq, ,K f 'fda' J L I r 5 7,1713 Y 'wil Q n ,f 5 affkp? .1 L ' f v-Ll: ' , -' 'f1,-Q.,h2- ,wif--.:'f1v.', 1: -51 r ,' 4,345 .72115,fffQ -.J- 154, .,-J-J, 4 P wegycfl,-,i43aqzg,,g95fggv,-Lf mf: , ' ' N 1' ,Flip - 'ff t SLI M w w- ,.m-. 4 , 1--if .M 1,f,.' K' mm , ,:.!: lgfrg-,415 5-iii: , Zia' fzfzwf--J M1 yy, Q ' 12192 fs 1341! M. ,f :Jw .1 ,. , 3 ,, ., f viz? I r '--'11?-fy'Q-J-f::1r2.sa-if - xl ,nf if-min,-6 1:1611 ly '1 .-,fn . -',' N. .,,4. ,I I Senior Class Boxeball, Track, Crew, Eleven, Cornell, I felt, N1'neteen-Seven. COLORS:-BLUE AND WHITE. Class Officers WILLIAM WINTHROP TAYLOR CHARLES FREDERICK MAGOFFIN ALICE ETHEL ROWE . GEORGE RAYMOND SAILOR . ELIZABETH PEARL DONNAN NELSON JARVIE DARLING . HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS FRANKLIN DANA HOOPER . ALEXANDER WILLIAM DANN OROMEL HARRY BIGELOW . JOHN ALFRED FERGUSON . ISAAC LANDE . ALFRED PETTIS HOWES HAROLD JOSEPH ROIG GEORGE WILLIAM ROESCH ADOLPH CORNELIUS KIENDL JULIAN ALBERT POLLACK . FREDERIC SANFORD SLY 87 . President First Vz'ce-President Second l!Z.L'6-P1'65l'li611l' Recording Secretary Correxponrfing Secretary . Treaxurer Track Director Navy Director Footoall Director Bafeoall Director Sergeant-at-zfrnzy Clays Orator Memorz'al Orator ffuy Orator Hz'Itorian Prophet Marskoll Marslaall - i . I I 4 l - , gr ail , 1-. A, bvi. , .gmqw K , 'F .i A - 1 5 A - I W. P212 rl ' I -I i' 'ijt' 4 ,rift 1 5 Ji 52 fi, 1, , -Q T A I ' ' I Q O, 4 + I V K Q-ll in 5 .5 V2 , . LV, .,,v .Sf N, ' ,lj - xg, l AQ it 92,6 a n . .1 DA ,I Sec A A 39 W A . I 5 A ', RA-, 142. il S Y 1907 FRANCIS SALISBURY ADAMS Duluth, Minn. Metbanirnl Enginfering 0 A X3 Glee Club Q35 f4.j5 Business Nlanager 1907 Class Bookg Savage Clubg Masque Caste Qgjg Bench and Boardg Nlermaidg Second Track Team JOHN ADENDORFF Tranwaal, S. Africa Meclaanzical .Engineering Varsity Cricket Team CID Q25 FRANCISCO AGCAVILI PIDDIG Tlocos Norff, P. I. Arts Philipine Associationg University Orchestra fjjg Cosmopolitan Club Q5Dg Alliance Francaise QZQ JOHN WINFIELD AITKEN, JR New Turk City Meflzanifal Engineerinv cb K W ARTHUR DAY'ID ALCOTT Troy A rr.r FERNANDO ALEMAN Buenor Aires, Arg. Rep. Agrirulfure A fg Second Vice-President Cornell University Christian Associationg Senior Tax Class Cornmitteeg Spanish Clubg Agricultural Associationg John Moakley House Fund Committee EARL STANLEY ALTEMOSE Dunmore, Pa. Elecirifal Engineerzng HARRY LEE AMES Painter, Va. Electriral Engineering A. B.g Randolph-Macon, IQOI JAMES CAMERON ARGETSINGER Bartlett, N. T. Law MARION ARMSTRONG Pittrlzzcrg, Pa. Arts A f' THOMAS ANDREW ARMSTRONG Hamilton, Can. Cifuil Engineering Z N: Rod and Bobg Assistant Manager Basketball Team QD, Manager Citjg Sec- retary Intercollegiate Basketball Association Qtjg Vice-President Minor Sports Association QQ, President QQ, John Moakley House Fund Committee. PERCY LINDEN ARNOLD HERBERT SIDNEY AUSTIN LYNN FRANCIS AYER HIRAh'I HOWARD BABCOCK EGBERT BAGG, JR. Gargoyleg Sophomore Bergen MECbH7l1.EOI Engineering Pouglaleeeprie C1 uil Engineering Angola Agritulture Azllvurn A Law Utica Arflaitrfture Banquet Committee 88 Senior Records lVlARION VALENTINE BAILLIERE Ellicott City, llffil. MerlJanz1'ol Engineering 0 Eg Nlaryland Club, Naga Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Chairman Senior Ball Committee TAMES HARVEY BAKER PlJilz1a'elpl1ia, Pa. MFCZTUWII-CUZ Engineering 0 J X, Glee Club Q35 Q45 LOUIS MUNSON BAKER Oneonta Law '86 Memorial Stage, President Andrew Dickson WVlIite Debate Clubg Debate Council Q25, Alternate Bucknell' Debate Q25g President Senior Law Class Ross LEE BAKER Class Football Team Q45 WALTER HENRY BALCKE A. B., Illinois College, 1904. MABEL CORNELIA BALDWIN WESLEY MANNINC BALDWIN JOHN CARLOS BALLARD CLARENCE MATURIN BALLOU LEE EARL BARROWS HERMAN BARTHOLOMAY 41 K Eg Masque Caste Q25 Q35g Juni retary Masque Q45 JAMES GARIFIELD BATEMAN Orro EDWARD BECKER BERTHOLD HE'RBERT BENDHEIM Q U A JULIUS THOMPSON BENEDICT Al Al CD3 Junior Feed Committeeg JAMES EDWIN BENNY Bandhu WILLIAM KIMBALL BENTLEY LANDON ROBINSON BERKELEY SAMUEL SIMPSON BERKOWITZ Greenwood Quincy, Ill. Fort Erie, Ont., Can. Brooklyn Wfjf Falls CIJIITCIJ, VH. Nortlz Adams, lllars. Olean RoelJe5ter llft. Carmel, Pa. Buffalo Houstorz, Texar Chicago, Ill. Undine Bayonne, IV. Pularlzi Orange, Va. Brooklyn Deutscher Vereing German Play Q45 BENJAMIN HARRISON BETTS Tonawanala Q In CD5 Class Crew Q255 Senior Banquet Committee OROMEL HARRY BIGELOW Palmyra, Wzis. Eleftriml Engineering Elerlriral Engineering Am flris llfleclyanical Engineering llffeclaanical Engineering Merbanzifal Engineering Eleetrical Engineering Or Feed Committeeg Banjo Club Q45g Sec- A t, 5 14 I Meehan ical Engineering Arts Electriral Engineering Arts Law Law Elertriral Engineering Art: Aria' llfferlaonifal Engineerino Quill and Dagger, Class Baseball Team Q255 Varsity Baseball Team JOANNES SAMUEL VAN BIJLEVELT The Hague, HOIZUHIJ Merlzanziral Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Association Football Q35 Q45g Glee Club Q45 89 ALFRED DE GROOT BLAKE Senior Records Stapleton, Staten ls. Marzine Engineerzn Editor-in-Chief Sibley Iournalg President Cornell Society Mechanical Engineersg Class Crew QQ ALBERT CHURCH BLUNT, JR. Seal and Serpent JOSEPH BOWEs, IR. X W5 Tennis Team BENJAMIN KOWLTON BOYCE University Scholarship, Robert Henry Thurston Debate ELMER PERCY BRADLEY Fort Terry .Eleftrieal Engineering l?altirnore, Md. Eleetrieal Engineering Salamanca Eleetrieal Engineering Club Pemaquifl, Me. llleelmnieal Engineering A T Q5 Substitute Varsity Baseball QD HAROLD AFFLECK BRAINERD Westfield, N. Civil Engineering Rod and Bobg Senior Banquet Committee JOHN EDWARD BREWRINK, Ph. B. LEO ALLIE BREWSTER EDWIN FRANKLIN BRIITEN, JR. Z Ng Varsity Lacrosse Team JOSEPHINE BRITTON CLIFFORD WERNER BROWN Z Ng Mandolin Club EDMOND SWAIN BROWN Pullman, ffarlr. Meelyanzieal Engineering Wloleott Arif 7 erxe y City, N. Meebaiziral Engineering C35 C43 Camden, N. 7. Arr: Salem, Ore. Eleetrieal Engineering foungrfofwn, O. Am W F5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstan, Nalandag Undine, Junior Promenade Committee, Varsity Baseball Q15 Q25 QD, Captain QQ, lVlermaid5 Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Vigilance Committee C45 Kappa Beta Phi FRANKLIN REED BROWN Buffalo la-w A X5 Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate Club, Debate Council Qljg Scalp and Blade, ,Q4 Debate Stage QQ, Columbia Debate Teagi QQ GEOFFREY GORTON BURLINGAME Syraeure Agriculture X CD3 Varsity Tennis Team QU fzj Cgjg Class Tennis Team, Secretary and Treas- urer Cornell Tennis Club ENOCH LEWIS BURNHAM fp .41 05 Pyramid TRUMBULL GRISWOLD BURNHAM JOHN ROBERT BURNS Plwilaalelplyzia, Pa. Czfvil .lingineerzn Wz'llz'mantz'e, Conn. llleebanieal Engineering ltbaea Veferinary go Senior Records ROB!-RT BURNS Broolclyn Four fear Law W Ing Glee Club CID Q25 QD Q4.jg Savage Cluhg Phi Delta Pliiq Chancervg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Sphinx Heaclg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Vigilance Committee Q31 Q4,Qg Cheer Leader EARL NELSON BURROWS THEODORE KINGSLEY BUSHNELL V A E MARY BYRISSA BUTTS CLARA IOSLYN CAGNVIN Class Poet ALBERT SMITH CALKINS WILLIAM EDWARD CAMERON DONALD ARGYLL CAMPBELL Di-'poszii Denwr, Col. Mrrrzsfvlzf, Po. Dfnver, Col. Przlrnyra, Uris. Itlvara B roolel y 71 K Ag Syrinxg Undineg Class Track Team fzjg Nalanrlag Sophomore Smoker Com- mitteeg Ice Carnival Committeeg K B ID Cziwzif Ezzgzineerzing Arts drtx Am Illeclaarz ical E rzgzirzeerzing Law Arts GORDON BYRON CANAGA SIIAU, O. Cliillil Engzineerzing RALPH FELIX CARLEY Qzzzinfji, Nl. Efectrzicol Engineering SYDNEY BLEECKER CARPENDER Nouf Brurzsfwzirlf, INT. M6CI7U1lZ'COZ Engineering A CD5 Flag Rush QIQQ Glee Club Q25 C4jg Chiarman Class Pipe Committeeg Assist- ant Manager Cricket Team QZD5 Manager' Cricket Team Qsgjg Masque 1907 Class Book Q4j CHARLES KETCHUM CARPENTER A T A WILLIAM GILBERT CARROLL HARRY EUGENE CARVER WILLIAM LEE CASPER ALBERT ANGEL CHADWICK GEORGE ROWLEY CHASE FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN Itlmra Borzumoizl, Tex. Slzonmrlef Brooklyn Por! 76'1 UZ..V Warsaw Ogdemburg flferlzarzzifol Ezzgzozeorzirzg EIECfI'Z.EIlI E rig ineerzng M6611 an rm! Engineering Art: E-Irmoitefture luftorzizlary Mefbanzicaf Ezzgz-nearing V Q5 Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Freshman Banquet Comrnitteeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Undineg Sunday Night Clubg Manager' Tennis Team Q4.jg Assistant Manager' Track Manager fqjg Vigilance Committee CLINTON S. CHILDS St. Louis, Mo. Arts GRACE CHRISTY Ford City, Pa. Art: Ll F3 Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreis ELLEN S. CLARK Easton, Pa. Arts QI WILLIAM LOWELLYN CLARK FRED EVERETT CLEAVER EDWARD WARREN CLEEVES CLARENCE FRED DE CLERCQ LOU BAKER CLEVELAND, Senior Records Ithaca Vere 1'z' nary Odesxa Veterinary Meadowbrook flgrirulture Lebanon Cifuil Engineering W'0l'67'f0'Z,U7Z ClZ.'UZ.l .Eflglhilfffllflg Rod and Bobg Assistant hlanager Fencing Team QD, Nlanager f4.jg Representative Minor Sports on Athletic Council Q4jg Treasurer Christian Association C42 Cos- mopolitan Clubg Rush lVIarshall fttjg Class Book Committee C4Dg John Nloakley House Fund Committee Q45 WALTER KINGMAN COGSWELL Etna, N. Y. Veterinary lr' A ilVlOR'l'ON COHEN Brookfyn Elertriral Engineering HENRY BEAUMONT COLLIN Penn fan Artr 9 A 1175 Cap and Gown Committeeg Deutscher Vereing German Play Die Jour- nalistenf' JOHN JOSEPH CONEN, JR. Brooklyn flleclnanical Engineering fRailwayD Society of lVlechanical Engineers QD Q4jg Adelphi Club C45 GEORGE PERRIGO CONGER Owego Arts Zodiacg 07 B K5 Quill and Daggerg Chairman Finance Committee C. U. C. A. fgjg President C. U. C. A. fttjg Era Board Qgj, Managing Editor C42 Class Day Committee LAWRENCE JEROME CONGER Groto n Civil Engineering A fpg Quill and Daggerg Rod and Bobg Junior Promenade Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Assistant Manager Lacrosse Team QD, Manager Q42 Editor-in-chief 1907 Cornelliang Editor-in-chief Civil Engineerf' Secretary of Class John Moakley House Fund Committee HZUGH BEDLE CONOVER A K E CHARLES REED COOK 2 X GORDON DARE COOPER ADOLPH COORS, JR. Atlantic Ijiglflands, 57. Meebanz'cal Engineerinf ?ejfer5ori City, Mo. Efettriral Engineerinv Auburfi flgrirufture Golden, Col. Aff! B 9 Hg Sphinx Headg Nalanda Clubg Aleph Samacli Q2 Senior Records WILLIAM Bouciz CORNELL Itlmra Meobonirol Engineering A TQ5 Sphinx Headg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Election Committee Qljg Class Baseball Team QIQ Qzjg Baseball Director Qgjg John Moakley House Fund Committee PITT E. COSTON Greontuoofl Arts FRANKLIN COURTRIGHT Aurora, Ill. Arts A T J EARL BLUNN COVERT Watorfuliot Arty and Low A lpg 0 J Q3 Round Tableg Sophomore Banquet Committee ARTHUR VVILLI.-XM CRAVER Brooklyn, Po. Arif Fnglish Club, President WILLARD JOHN CRAVVFORD, Clowlond, O. Arts A A lpg Quill and Daggerg Dunstang Savage Clubg Nalandag lVlandOlin Club QID Q23 QQ, Leader Q4Q5 Masqtie Caste Qaj Qgjg Captain Class Football Team Qljg Sunday Night Clubg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Vigilance Committee Qgjg Cheer Leader ROWLAND A. CURRY Wooster, O. Architecture fp I-' Ag Leader of Cvlee Club Q4D5 Head Cheer Leaderg Senior Ball Committeeg Glee Club Qrj Qzj Q35 Qatjg Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Masqueg Gargoyle HAROLD BARTLETT CURTIS New Cattle, Po. Art: Cornell Congress LEWIS BAYARD 'CUSTER Genolalen, Pa. Clivlil Engzineerzing K 25 B rl U ALEXANDER WILLIAM IFANN Doturzwille Civil Engzineerrrzg 2 Ng Sphinx ll-leadg Beta Lambda Pig Vigilance Committee Qgjg Football Director Q4j5 Class Football Qzjg Varsity Football Q4.j5 Senior Ball Committee ROBERT NEIL GORDON DARBY Fort Plain Veterinary Veterinary Banquet Committeeg President of Society of Comparative Nledicine NELSON JARVIE DARLING Stlmrzoctatly Eledrirol Engineering D K Eg Nlasque Cast QZDQ Lacrosse Team QZD Q35 Q4-EQ Ice Carnival Committee Q3Q5 Class Treasurer Q4.jg John Moakley House Fund Committee Q4.j HENRY DENNISON DARROWV, JR. WARREN EDWIN DAR Row RALPH B. DAUTT Cerberus LESTER WESSE DAVID Junior Feed Committee LEON CLIFTON DAVIE EDWARD LIVINGSTON DAN'I.ES DKE Kzingrton Patclwgzie Toledo, O. Roobester Belmont New York Czty 93 Cifuzl Engin 6L'Tl'7'1g Czifuzl E ngzinoering A115 A115 Veterinary llflfrhanzical Engineering Senior Records CORTLAND VVVOODBURY DAVIS , llfexico Electrzfal Engineering Class Football Team Qzjg Class Crew fzj ROBERT MENEES DAVIS Naalehu, Kczu, I-Iowaii Ci'UilErzgzneer1ng HORACE LATEIROP DAWSON Efuanston, Ill. lllechanzcal Engirzeerirzg 0 A X5 Cornell Widow Q.1.jg Glee Club QD f4jg Masque 44.55 Les Cabotins Q25 Q35 C47 ELVIRA DUDLEY DEAN Ithaca Arts A Z' I JENNIE ARCHER DEAN Ithaca Arts WESLEY LAMONTE DELANEY Sayre, Pa. Electrical Engineering VVILLIAM ALEXANDER DENNETT Kittery, Me. Mechanical Erzgirzeerzng Cayuga Club JOHN JAMES DESHON Chinartclegcz, Nicaragua, C. A. Algriculture 0 .fl Q5 0 N Eg Class Baseball Qzj, Varsity Baseball Team fgyg Cosmopolitan Clubg Sphinx Headg Vigilance Committee Q45 LOUIS NELSON DIBRELL Darzfuzille, Va. Electrical Erzgirzeering K Z' CHARLES XIVILSON DIEFENDORE Troy Czlvil Engineer-infr CLIFFORD SAMUEL DIEHL Brooklyn Mechanical Engzirzeerztzg 2 X3 Senior Banquet Committee MARTHA ETHEL DODSON Brrwiclz, Pa. Artx K K F3 Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpentg Dramatic Clubg President of Penn- sylvania Club Czj Q31 Q4j5 Class Book Committee ARNOUND JACOB JOVIS VAN DER DOES DE BYE The Hague, Holland Mech. Engzirzeering ALEXANDER GROSVENOR DONALDSON Detroit, Mzich. Architecture CD F Ag Gargoyleg Masque RODERICK DOUGLAS DONALDSON lX7efLu fork City lllechanical Engineering Senior Banquet Committee ELIZABETH PEARL DONNAN Cygnet, O. Art: di B K MARY VERONICA DONNELLAN Bingharntoni- Art: K A 05 Raven and Serpentg Cap and Gown Committee CATHERINE JESSICA DONNELLY Philadelphia, Pa. Art: HERBERT lXflCNAIR DOUGLAS Clyde Electrical EHgIiH6E7'iHg DRAGOSI-IIN GEORGE DRAGOSHINOFF Hirevo, Serliero, Bulgaria Agriculture Cosmopolitan Clubg Champion Middle Weight Wrestler of the Universityg Asso- ciation Football Team ARCHIBALD EDWARD DRAKE i Buffalo Civil Engineering A T .QQ Scalp and Blade 94 Senior Records EVERETT DRENNEN lllartzins Ferry, O. Cz u1'lEngI'rIeer1'ng .S fi Eg Sphinx Headg Savage Clnbg Class Tennis Team C25, Varsity C35 C45, Cap- tain C455 President Cornell Tennis Clubg Secretary and Treasurer lntercollegiate Lawn Tennis Associationg Masque C35 C45g Mandolin Club C25 C354 Glee Club C35 C455 President Musical Clubs C455 Vigilance Committee C455 Pyra- midg John Moakley House Fund Committeeg Mermaidg Sunday Night Club JOHN BRAGG DREW Ifllflfll Veterinary HARRY WILLIAM DROGE Brooklyn Law J X3 Junior Law Banquet Committee ALEXANDER GETCHELL DRURY Clnczizzrzatzi, O. lllerlianziml Engineering ARTHUR WooD DUBoIs Hallxteud, Pa. Arts ,fl rg Sphinx Headg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee, Chairmang John Moakley House Fund Committeeg Sunday Night Clubg Assistant hlanager Cross Country Team C35, hllanager C455 Presi- dent College of Arts and Sciences C45 WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN Pueblo, Col. Am Q A1 05 Class Baseball CI5 C255 Nalandag Assistant Manager Baseball Team C35g Aleph Samachg Sphinx Headg Manager Baseball Team C455 Chairman John Nloak- ley House Fund Committeeg Class Day Committee FRANCIS LAMMERTS DURK Niagara Fall: Law A X5 Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Under Class Debatesg Boardman Senior Law Scholarshipg Winner '86 Nlemorial Prize C25Q Winner ,Q4 Memorial Prize C455 Columbia Debate Team C455 Toastmaster Senior Law Smokerg Senior Law Smoker Committee ' HOWARD DURYEA C1-az'g.ffuz'lle ' Electrical Engifzeering WALKER CHENEY DYER chfwgo, 111. S MffbmfazEng1mf1'ng X T5 Bench and Board D. K. EASTMAN Wooalwille, N. H. Veterinary DAN PARMELEE EELLS Clefueland, O. Arts A Ll C05 Sphinx Headg Nalandag Undineg Glee Club C25 C35 C455 Masque C25 C355 Sunday Night Clubg IQO7 Class Book Committee JAMES BYRON EGBERT Rosebanlc Cziwil Engineering EDMUND HENRY EITEL lnzlianafzolzis, Intl. Mcclaanzical Engzirzefrzing di I' 115 Cornell Daily Sun Board CI5 C25 C35 C45, Managing Editor C35, Editor-in- Chief C453 Sphinx Headg Vigilance Committeeg Junior Feed Committee 95 RALPH WALDO ELDREDGE CHARLES RUDD ENC JAMES ARAD ERWIN HARRY ESSEX GEORGE CASTLEMAN ESTILL K A CSouthern5 LEIGH RODENBOUGH EVANS Z' A E JAMES WILLIAM FARRIER WILLIAM FREDERICK FAUSTMAN CD Z Kg Glee Club C45 LOUIS WHITE FEHR Senior Records Slfaron Springs Pine Plain! Chicago, Ill. Eujflalo Lexington, Ky. Easton, Pa. Kenansfuille, N. C. 14111114772 Roelvester Arr: Veterinary llflerlyanieal Engineering Arts M6f17UHl.C0l Engineering ACEKCJLIII llfdll .E71gl'7lI?1?TI77 17 Meebanzleal Engineering Cifuil Engineering Arty Cosmopolitan Clubg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, Cornell University Chris- tian Associationg Deutscher Vereing Speaker Cornell Congress C353 German Play, '!Die Journalistenu C355 Alternate Congress, Bucknell Debate Team C255 Class Sergeant-at-arms C255 Secretary and Treasurer English Club C255 Congress Debate C and Declamation Stages, Inter-class Debates JOHN ALFRED FERGUSON New fork City Meclyanzieal Engineerznir Cheer Leader C453 Class Crew C455 Sergeant-at-arms C453 Class Tax Committee C45g Rush Team C15 C255 John Moakley House Fund Committee C45 RALPH JENNINGS FERRIS ftbara Cornell Association of Civil Engineers BARENT LATHAM FILKINS Buffalo 0 Eg Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C35 s BURTIS FINCH MAX FINKELSTEIN MARION WALTER FISK MARION AURELIA FITZPATRICK Conklin Elmira Portland, Albany .4 Q5 Raven and Serpent, Class Corresponding Secretary C255 President C35 EDWARD HYNDMAN FORD Marsbwood, Pa. KE, Class Crew C25 C355 Sophomore Banquet Committee EVERETT LEANDER FORD Brooklyn Glee Club C25 C35 C453 Senior Banquet Committee 96 Civil Engineerzn U Electrical Engineering Ci-vil Engin eering Lau' llffeelaan iral Engineering Arty anal Srienres Class Second Vice- Mech an ieal Engineering Merl1anz'eal Engineering Senior Records ROBERT GRAHANI FORD Bellftuoorl, Pu. Civil Engineering B 11 Il FRED DUMONT FOVVLER Iilmrzz lVIeclJan1'cc1l Engineering SETH VVILLIAM FOX, JR. Broolclyn llfleclaanical Engineering .Q H Ag Cosmopolitan Club, Cornell Fencing Club, Amsler Medal CID, Second Var- sity Team C2Jg Substitute Varsity Team Czjg Cornell Electrical Society, Executive Committee CQ, First Vice-President C4J NORA BLANDING FRASER Smunion, Va. Arts AUGUSTUS NT. FREDERICKSON Cornwall-on-Itfudson Law ARTHUR THOMAS FREER Gilbcrtrfuille Law 0 A di VIDA RACHEL FRFNCH Buffalo Agriculture JAKE M. FRIED Vz'clz.vl2zlrg, Mziss. Electrical Engineering A. T. E. E., IQO7 Class Book, Rifle Team C3j5 Second Fencing Team C215 Military Hop Committee C415 Thurston Memorial Committee C4.jg Masque C3Jg Senior Class Crew, Captain in Cadet Corps Cgj C4.J5 Fencing Club Dance Committee CID Caj Cgjg C. S. E. E., Biirii JOHN EMU, FRIEDRICH Mouvzt Vernon MeclJanz'cal Englneerzno Mandolin Club CID Czj Cgj WALTER E. FRINK Dekuyter Veterzinary Society of Comparative Medicine JAMES NATHAN FROST Buffalo Veterinary JOHN SILL GALLAGI1ER Saginaw, Mich. Arts Zodiac, Class Day Committee JOSEPH GALLAGHER Myrer Cifvzl Engineering University Scholarship, The Cornell Civil Engineering Board C41 WILLIAM MICHAEL GALLAGHER Glewlnml, N. T. Law AndreW'Dickson White Debate Club, Civic Club, Congress, Adelphi Club, Class Debate Teams Cgjg Congress Declamation and Debate Stages Czj C35 ROBERT E. GARDNER Gulfport, Miss. .flrts EDWARD PABLO GASTON, A. B. Iilcwana, Cuba lllecloanical Engineering VICTOR MARSHALL GEHRING Portland, Me. Arts 2' K In 11113 Les Cabotinsg German Play Cgjg Cap and Gown Committee IQEGINALD BERNARD GERHARDT Harrzirburg, Pa. Meclaanzlcal Engineering A. T. E. E., C. S. E. E. LOUIS JACOB GERSONI Brooklyn Electrical Engzineering Third Sibley Prize C3J 97 Senior Records GRACE RUSSEL GILBERT K A 03 lchthusg Der Hexenkreis HUNTLY HARRIS GILBERT .S CD5 Mandolin Club Q35g Sophomore Smoker Committee WALTER LEVI GILBEI11' Veterinary lNlediCal Society Of Com WEBSTER FARNHAM GILCREAST Class Crew Q45 HARRY HOLMES GILDNER 'Varsity Lacrosse Team Q25 Q45 WILLIAM DEWITT GILLETT'E Z A .E FRANCISCO R. GINORIO, A. B. FREDERICK MARCIS GOEPEL Class Football Team Q455 Secretary ALBERT SAMUEL GOLBERG JOHN GOLDHAAR Agricultural Associationg Deutscher ISAAC MONTIFOR GOLDSTEIN CHESTER JENNINGS GOOIJIER 9 .41 X5 Sphinx Headg .Aleph Samachg Brooklyn Arts Clnicago, Ill. Mec.l9a1zirul Engineering Durham Veterinary parative Medieine Hazleton, Pa. Eleftrieal Engineerzr Nt'wfJ0rt News, Va. llffetlaaniml Engineering Ml. 116771071 Mffbdnlifdl .Eflgliflffflfla Arecilm, Puerto-Rico Electrieal Engineering Neur fork City Cornell Society Civil Engineersg B .fl H Civil Engineering Brooklyn Law .New fork City Ag 1'z' culture Vereing Congress Mz'lford, Ill. lW?ChU7lZ.fdl Engineering Atlanta, Ga. Electrical Engineering Dunstang Varsity Four Q25 Junior Varsity Crew Q25 C359 Freshman Crewg Class Football Team Q455 Class Crew Q25g Junior Promenade Committeeg Vigilance Night Clubg Kappa Beta Phi CARL ALVORD GOULD Committee Q45g Class President Q25g Sunday Q I' 115 Class Track Teams QI5 Q255 Pyramid CLARENCE ALLEN GOULD Cerberusg Rush lVlarshall Q4 JOHN HERSEY GRAHAM Gargoyle FLOYD MARSHALL GRANT RALPH IREsON GRAvEs 5 K Battle Creek, llfliclv. Civil Engineerzng Seneca Falls Meflaaniral Engineering W00d1Uj?-, Ba. Alrclviteeture Brasher Falls Law Amesbury, Marr. Mecl:aizz'eal Engineering Cerberusg Class Baseball QI5 Q255 Substitute Varsity Baseball Q15 Q25, Second Varsity Baseball Q355 Class Baseball Director Q255 C. S. E. B. Q35g C. S. M. E. Q35 Q45, First Vice-President Q45g Sibley Jo BESSIE MAY GRIFFIN VVayside urnal Board Q455 Junior Feed Committee Binghamton Arts 98 VVILLIAIVI PHILIP GRUNER K Y' I. VICTOR GUENTHER Senior Records St. Lauri, Mo. Bujfnlo Chess Teamg University Scholarship Eliffrrzfal Erzgzineerzn llffrb 0 Il iral Engl 71 ren zz hflARION GUNNISON Erie, Pa. .fi'grifuIz'ure CHARLES SUMNER GWINN lfkxt Slmkan Am CLARENCE G. HADLEY Mzzzrzforzf Elertrzral Ezzginffrzirzg University Scholarship WILLIAM NOWLEN HALLOCK Barb, N. lf. Law .S dig KD J W5 Undineg Round Tableg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Chancery VICTOR F. HAMMEL '7ol1'e!, Ill. Civil Ezlginrerzino Jlunior Smoker Committeeg Class Day Committeeg Chairman C. E. Transactions Committeeg Business Manager The Cornell Civil Engineern FRANCES BELLE HAMMOND Ithaca Am Aftermath RICHARD GREEN li'lARRIS BlIlfI.I7Z07'l', IWJ. Eleffrfraf Engzinferirzo 0 Eg Senior Banquet Committee HARRY HARRISON Pasxaic, N. lWecfJar1z'mf Engzinef-rzirlg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club Cljg Cornell Society of Mechanical Engineers Q45 HOWARD GRISWOLD HARRISON flaldison Czivzif Engzineerzing WILLIAM TAYLOR l'lARRISON Buffalo Eleftrzmf Erzgzineerzlng HAYNES LLOYD I'lART Auburn llflcrbarzzifzll E7lg1'HE6TZi7Zg MICHAEL A. HARTNET'T Orangeburg, S. C. Elem-z'vaI Engz'neerz'ng EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS, JR. Homer Amt 0 I1 05 Sphinx Headg Class Football Q25 C155 Class Football Director fgjg Junior Smoker Committee Second Varsity Baseball Q15 Varsity Baseball HENRY ANTON VVILLIAM HEINE WaJ19z'ngto1z, D. C. Merbariziral E1ZgiHEE1Z.7lb Banjo Clubg Senatorsg Seal and Serpent GERTRUDE CLAPP HEMINGWAY Tray Arty Wayside Club NELLIE MAE HENDERSON Norwich, Conn. Afrtx Vlfayside Club THOMAS RICHARD HENDERSON Pbz'laalelpl2z'a, Pa. Czifuzil Engineerin Z X5 Glee Club QD QQ QAQ5 Masque Qgjg Savage Clubg Rod and Bobg Quill and Dagger 99 Senior Records FREDERICK JOHN HERR Brooklyn Czfuii Engineering Qiill and Daggerg B .fl Hg Class Track Team QI5 Q255 Varsity Relay Q15 Q25 Q35g Varsity Track QI5 Q25 Q35Q Election Committee Q35 Q45g Senior Ball Committeeg Chairman Civil Engineering Banquet Committee Q45 NICHOLAS ALEXANDER HEYMSFELD New York City Law BENJAMIN lVlASON HILL Petersburg, Va. Eiectrieol Engineering K Z5 Junior Feed Committee Q35Q Marshall Underclass Flag Rush Q45Q john Moak- ley House Fund Committee Q35 Q45 SIDNEY TVTAURICE HILLMAN New fork City MfL'I7H71Z'CHI Engineering .Q H A CTTO ERNEST HILNIER Brooklyn .Moflaonifal .Engineering Second Track Teamg Captain Sibley Cross Country Team DORA F. HINE ' Bay City, Mziela. Aff! A 0 4 JOSEPH F. HITCHCOCK Pbiladelplvia, Pa. Meflnnniral Engineering Barag Les Cabotins Q35 Q455 Cast Q35 C455 Deutscher Verein Cast Q45 ARTHUR POWER HOLLOWAY Montclair, N. Cifuil Engineering A 11 CD5 VVEBSTER BALKWILL HCLBIES Cinrinnati, O. Merhaniml Engineering ,S X5 Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Sunday Night Clubg Nlandolin Club Q25 Q35 Q45g Masqueg Junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Toastmaster Freshman Banquetg Tennis Team KATI-IARINE JANE HOOKER Genexeo Arts Aftermath FRANKLIN DANA HooPER Brooklyn Mecbanzlrai Engineering A T Q5 Quill and Daggerg Freshman Crevvg Vfgity Four-oared Q25g Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Vigilance Committee Q35g Class Football Q45g Junior Varsity Crew Class Crew Director Q45 CECIL BLAINE HOPKINS Hfotronfville, Cal. Cifivil Engineering Civil Engineering Association FREDERICK LAFTON TTOPPIN Itlaaea Merbanifal Engineering DUDLEY RUSSELL I'IOWARD Ggdenrburg Law Z A Eg Q7 A C175 Round Tableg Savage Clubg Mandolin Club QI5 Q35 Q45g Masque Caste Q25 Q35 Q45g Toastmaster Junior Law Banquet IOO Senior Records NELSON HOXX'ARD ALFRED PETTIS HOWES Oga'm.fbz1rg Afecinznirai Engineering Uiifa Arts 0 .1 X5 Glee Club QD C459 Masqueg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Toast- master Sophomore Banquetg Ice Carnival Committeeg '86 Memorial Stage Czjg Nlemorial Orator QQ CHARLES TVVESLEY PIUBBELL Pittston, Pa. Naval ATC!!!-ffffbtft' Cornell Society Nlechanical Engineers JOHN PATRICK HURI,EY Dublin, Irelarzal Civil Engineering Pyramidg Senior Banquet Committeeg Varsity Cricket Team fly QD, Manager QQ CARLETON BROWN HLTTCHINS Cbifago, III. Law fi J CD5 cb L1 C05 Class Baseball Team Qzjg Glee Club QD C435 Round Tableg Chanceryg Savage Club BRADFORD HYAT1- Ithaca Veterinary ROGER DAVIS HYDE Ithaca Veterinary OSWALD DREW INGALL Montrlair, N. Arts Bandhug Les Cabotinsg Deutscher Vereing La Tertuliag Cosmopolitan Club PIERPONT EDWARD IRVINE Itlvara M6f,JHHliCHl Engineering A T Ag A. B. Kenyon College 1904 JOHN VINCENT JACOBY Itivarfz Agriculture EDWARD ALLYN JANES .PlHI.1lJq6'itZ7, N. Arts CP In' A EDWARD VVALTER JANSEN lN7ew fork City Eiertrifai Engineering Ice Carnival MINNIE JENKINS Wfaiton Agriculture WILLIAM PETTUS JOERGER Brooklyn Arts Z' A Eg Class Baseball Team fzjg Masqueg Glee Clubg lee Carnival Committeeg Marshall of Underclass Rush Qtjg Savage Club CHESLEY HEATH JOHNSON Long Island Club GEORGE FRIEDMAN JOHNSON .Q H fl HENRY LANGLEY JOHNSON Rush Teams QI, fzjg Freshman Li Team MRS. S. ALBERT JOHNSON 8 Babylon Elertriral Engineerzn Albany Eiectrirai Engineering Boston, Mass. Arts ght Weight Teamg Sophomore Middle VVeight Manxjieid, Pa. Art: IOI CHARLES WATKINS JOHNSTON ALFRED HARRISON JONES A. T. Q. MARY EMMA JONES STANLEY ROBERT JONES ROY CUTHBERT JOSLYN Senior Records Brooklyn Itbaca Rockaway, N. ftbara Newark, N. Zodiacg B fl H5 Association of Civil Engineers DAVID HENRY JUDSON B A IT SAMUEL KAHANOWITZ ARTHUR RAYMOND KEITH Society of Comparative GEORGE BIDDLE KELLEY GEORGE DAVIS KELLOGG JOHN FRANCIS KELLY .QFKD WILLIAB1 DIXON KENDRICK ALEXANDER KENNEDY, JR. Class Football QQ JOHN CURTIS KENNEDY O5'LUEg0 Greenburg, Pa. Oaklanol, Cal. Medicine fljg Glee Club Q21 CQ TTOy Greenwood' Scranton, Po. Montgome1'y, Ala. Pziitsjfelal, Marr. AB zzjfolo Eleetrzicol Engzineering Ari: Arts Czifuzil Engineering Cz oz'I Engineering Cliwlil .ET'lgZ.7Z6'6fl7l MEElJ07Z zicol Engzineerzng Veterinary Cliwlil Engineer z n ff Czifvzil Engineering Arif Meekonzieol Engineerin Electrziral Engzineea zn Ari: Q B Kg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, President Qljg Debate Council Qzj Tnterclass Debates UD fzjg Congress-Bucknell Debate Team fzjg ,Q4 Memorial Stage Qgjg Pennsylvania Debate Team fgjg Speaker of Congress QAJ5 Class Day Committee QQ VVALTER CRITCHLOW KENNEDY New Brziglfton, Pa. Electrzieol Engineering BENJAMIN KENYON Sgpio Law ADOLPH CORNELIUS KIENDL Brziklyn ffm' Rush Team CID QZJQ lVlarslIall of Rush Team QD QQQ Captain Arts Baseball Team C315 1907 Class Book Committeeg Vigilance Committee f4.J5 Class Prophet CLARENCE KIMBALL Passaic, N. Arif 2' A E ALVIN WARD KING Warkzington, D. C. Czfuil Engineering Seal and Serpentg Senatotsg B A U EUGENE CARNER KINNEAR WCIJIJZ-7lgf07Z, D. C. Cli'Ul'Z Engzineerzing Senators IO2 Senior Records WILLIAN1 ANDREW ANDERSON KIRK Gozvuernezzr Am Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club QI5, Cornell Era Board Q35, Manager Cornell Era Q45, Chairman of the Cap and Gown Committee Q45 GEORGE KLEPPISCH Nero York City Mecbanz'calEng1'neering 0 E, Associate Editor Sibley Journal of Engineering, Sibley Banquet Committee, Treasurer of C. S. M. E. ARTHUR KNAPP Ardmore, Pa. Mechanical Engineering LAWRENCE KNIBLOE Buffalo Art: l A T Q, Scalp and Blade, Masque RALPH FLOYD KNIGHT Maebias Veterinary ORIN HENRX' KNOWLTON Perryxbnrg Law CLARA OTTILIA KOELLER Hoboken, N. Arts JOSEPH HENRY KOHAN Brooklyn Four Tear Law Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, Congress, Cornell Civic Club, English Club, Cornell Debate Union ISAAC JOSEPH KOSMINSKY Texarkana, Tex. Elertrziral Engineering C. D. C. 1903-1907, Texas Club GEORGE KOTHE Irzaliarzapolzis, Ind. Merbanziral Engzineering Cp A 0 lvl-ILTON KRAEMER Hyder, Md. MerfJaniraI Engzineerzing 40 ,S K ROMEO BENVENUTO CELLINI KUEHNS Mzifwaukee, Wir. Nafual Arebzitectzcre Seal and Serpent, 0 Ill A, Sinfonia, Scabbard and Blade, First Lieutenant Cadct Corps Q25, Captain Q35, Banjo Club Q35 Q45, Executive OHiCer Rifle Team FORD KURTZ East Stroudsburg, Pa. Cz'fUz'IEngz'neer1'ng University Scholarship, lvlanaging Editor The Cornell Civil Engineerl' Q45 KA'fHRYN BELLE KYSER Carzartota Arts I'ilENRY THORPE LABREQUE Holyoke, Mass. Cifoi! Engineering Class Crew Q25, Rod and Bob ISAAC LANDE Elmira Arts Freshman Banquet Committee, Manager' Arts Baseball Team, Chairman Junior Smoker Committee, John Moakley House Fund Committee, Vigilance Com- mittee Q45, Class Orator RALPH CLINTON LANDER Naugatuck, Conn. Arclaziterture LD K W, VVidoW Board Q25 Q35 Q45 GROVER WILLIAM LAPP Rochester Mecfyanzicaf Engineering IO3 Senior Records BENTON LATTIN Oneonta Civil Engineering BERTON LATTIN Oneonta Arts ROBERT PHINNEY LAY Fronlelin, Pa. MEEIJGHZICHI Enginr'ering FRANCIS BERNARD LAYHE Fort Plain Art: ANTONIO LAZO, JR. New York City Civil Engineering A CD5 Quill and Daggerg Rod and Bobg Business Manager 1907 Cornelliang Man- dolin Club Qtjg John Moakley House Fund Committee MARIAN TJEATHERMAN Pittsburg, Pa. Am K A 05 Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreisg President of Young Womanls Christ- ian Association CAZENOUR GARDNER LEE, JR. Wfarhzington, D. C. MECIJHHZ-601 Engineerzn Z 0 EDWIN BOUGHTON LEFFERTS Glofoorsfoillo M6ClJOHZ'CUlE71gZ.HEE7ZTlb LEO JULIUS LEFFLER Brooklyn Electrical Engimferzn S K In ll 115 Ice Carnival Committeeg Sibley Prize in Mechanic Arts Q25 EMMONS WILLIAM LELAND Iflooro Agriculture DUDLEY LELAND LEWIS Terry, Ml-IJ. Cifuil Engznfrwzlizg GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS Patcbogue Low A X5 Sphinx Headg Class Track Team Qzjg Varsity Track Team C25 Qgbg Glee Club A QZD C355 Gemel Kharm THEODORE JULIUS LINDOREF Fluslaing, N. T. Arts Z Wg Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Masqueg Glee Club Accompanistg Sunday Night Clubg Kappa Beta Phig Junior Feed Committeeg Senior Ball Committee CHARLES WELLS LINSLEY Oswego Cifoil Engineering Q Z K5 Pyramidg Masqueg Sophomore Smokerg Junior Feed Committee FRANK CHARLES LOEGLER Buffalo A. B. A105 Scalp and Blade ANNE LOUISE LOUDON Troy, N. T. Art: Q B K WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY Buffalo MECIJHHZDEHI Erzgineering A 03 Class Baseball Team QID fzj, Varsity Baseball Squad CID Qgjg Dunstang Scalp and Bladeg Nalandag Quill and Dagger D.ANIEII ARTHUR LOVELAND Windsor Moolooniool Engineering ARTHUR T. TIOWRY Borwifk, Pu. MECl?GHl.I0l Engineering Senior Banquet Committee IO4 Senior Records PAUL BENTLEY LUM llfzixlvzirzgtori, D. C. Civil Engineering C17 li Jg Senatorsg B 11 H HAROLD GOULD lVlACDONALD Azzrtin, lllanitolza, Can. Cifuil Engineering Lacrosse Team C2D C3D C4Dg Association Football Team C3D C4Dg Rod and Bob BLANCHAR MITCHEI,L RCACTNTOSH Halifax, Canaria Arelaiterture Gargoyle DONALD CHASE TVIACINTOSH Holyoke, llflaix, Electrical Engineerin ID 2' K NORMAN NTACCALLUM MCLEOD Pbilaa'elplvia, Pa. Eleetriral Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg A. T. E. E. LESLIE MITCHELL TVTACPHERSON Paika, Balfuarznld, N. S. WI, Australia Eleetrieal Engineering Zodiacg President Cornell Cosmopolitan Clubg President Inter collegiate Cricket Associationg Captain Cricket Teamg Class Track Team C2Dg Senior Ball Committee GEORGE E. MACY Claieago, Ill. Elertrieal Engineering FRANCES WILLIAM MADIGAN Centre Village Cifuil Engineering CHARLES FREDERICK MAGOFFIN N. Tonawanrla llleelaanieal Engineering Zodiacg Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Class Track Team CID C2Dg Class Athletic Director CID C2Dg Varsity Track Team CID C3D C4Dg Varstiy Cross Country CID C2D C3Dg Captain C4D, Class Vice-President C4.Dg Chairman Vigilance Com- mittee C4-DQ Winner Marathon Race C4D EUGENE ADAMS MAIN Brooklyn K E5 Varsity Lacrosse Team CID C2D C3D CHARLES HENRY MALLISON Medina DAVID PNARQUHAR MANN Waxlaington, D. C. Senators MANUEL ANTONIO MARCA-ROMERO Lima, Peru Cosmopolitan Club HYMAN SANFORD MARKS Troy SYLVANUS BOARDMAN MARSTON Pai-aalena, Cal. Al Q73 Gargoyleg Masqueg Varsity Tennis Team C4D JENNIE MELISSA MARTIN Bingloanzton PARIS lVliARTIN Idalao Fallx, Idaho .4 A CD3 Varsity Football Team C3Dg Chairman Junior Law B Baseball Squad C3Dg Sphinx Headg ID rl 40 IO5 Meelaan ial Engineering Cifuil Engineering lllfeelyaniral Engineering Eleetric al Engineering Meela an ical Engin eering zfrebirerture Arts Law anquet C3Dg Varsity Senior Records NORMAN CLIFFORD MASON Highland Parlz, Ill. Arts B 0 H5 07 Lf CD5 Quill and Dagger5 Savage Clubg Glee Club QI5 Q35, Ouartette Q455 Masque Cast Q25 Q355 Vice-President Q455 French Play Cast Q255 Golf Team Q25 Q355 Golf Championship Q25 WILLIAM HENRY MASON, B. S. Syo'1zey,N. S. W., zfuxtralzia Elettricul Engineering Cosmopolitan Club ROBERTSON MATTHEWS DONALD PRICE MAXWELL HENRY WAILNER MAYNARD MARY ELIZABETH MCCABE A F5 Der HexenkI'eis5 Ra Day Committee HAROLD lVlEAD MCCONNELL ALEXANDER DALES MCCURDY JOHN JOSEPH lXflCHENRY lVlARY LUCINDA MCIN'fOSH WILLIAM REID MCKOWN Bolton, Ont., Can. , Merbunz'ral EHgZ'H6Ef1lZ Georgetown, Col. Wasllzingtozz, D. C. Brooklyn Czifuzil Engzineerz ng CZ.'UZ.I Engineering Art: ven and Serpent5 IclIthUs5 IQO7 Cornellian Boardg Class St. yosepla, Mllfb. Plaiilarlelploia, Pa. Gronfuzlle Lorlze Plttsburgly, Pa. ID Z K5 Masque5 Ice Carnival Committee DONALD FRASER MCLEOD HUGH GURNEY MCMILLAN HUGH BROOKS l.VICVVHOR'1'ER PAUL SIMPSON lVlENOUGH HAROLD NUHM METZGAR Wertwzille, N. S., Can. E. Aurora ftlyaca Q, f Wellswzillf, O. Buffalo K 55 Scalp and Blade5 Masque5 Beta Lambda Pi EMMA ADAMS MILLER HENRY JOSEPH lXfTILI.ER Slaamolzln, Pa. Waxbzington, D. C. Mefban ziml .Eilgl 71 eerzing Mecbanziral Engzineerzing Law flrts Mechanical Engineering Electr ical .Eng1'nef'rz'ng Mfrbaniral E1zgz'nefrz'ng M6Cb0Hl.EUI Engineering Meals an ifal Engzineering CZSUZAZ Enginefrz ng Art: MeclJanz'cal Engineering 2' X5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samach5 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Clubg Glee Club Q25 Q355 Masque Q35 Q455 Class Football Team QI55 Assistant Manager of Navy Q35, Manager Q455 Cheer Leader Q455 Navy Ball Committee Q355 Spring Day Committee Q355 Vigilance Committee Q35 JAY JEROME MINTZ Itlmra MKC1707lllf0I Engineerzing IO6 Senior Records RAY VERNE MITCHELL 0 A 0 HENRY LEWIS lVlOEI,LER .Y A E KAREN ELISE lVlONRAD KARL JOHAN MONRAD EUGENE DAVIS NIONTILLON 2 K 1 A A3 Senior Banquet Committee JOHN HOOKER lVlOOIiRS 2' Q5 ai .Lf 05 College Baseball lVlERRILL BRUCE NIOORES HONVARD K. MORGANS MORRIS MORGENSTERN VVILLIAM JOSEPH MORSE CHARLES VVARD MORTIMER Secretary of C. S. E. EJ A. I. E. GUY WALTER MOSHER Buffalo Law Hoboken, Ni. Clrillil Engzneerrnv New fork City Aff-f N610 fork City ATP'-9 Bufglg ATCZ7lifEffM7'E Plattslzurg Law Salem, Ore. NflHflif0kE, Pa. Pimburg, Pa. Low-ville Wvirzana, Mm. E. Cold Slarzing Class and Varsity Track Teams Q15 QZD CHARLES LAWRENCE MULLIGAN Mfrlvaizical Engineering Czifuzil Engineerzin MEEl707lI.fHI Engz'neerz'r1g Agrzifulture Electrical Engz'nafrz'n 0 MerlJ an lc al Engzinecrzirz Broolzlynii fffff Ycnang Class Crew fgjg Class Day Committee-3 LeS1CabOtinS FREDERICK EUGENE MUNCHAUER Buffalo MerlJanz'cal Engzineerzing JAMES DOUGLAS MURPHY Girard, Pa. Law 0 A 40 JOHN HAROLD MURPHY Detroit, M iclo. A V15 X H75 Undineg Junior Smoker Committeeg Manager Les CabOtinS QZJ Q35 C4-D5 Bench and Boardg Quill and Daggerg Assistant Business Manager Masque QD, Manager Cornell Masque Q45 CLARE D. MURRAY Association of Civil Engineers ELBERT JAMES NELSON ROBERT EVERETT NEWCOMI3 CLEMENT ROY NEWKIRK DeRuyter Delaware, O. Holyoke, Mars. Brooklyn I CD5 Gargoyleg Artistic Editor IQO7 Cornellian IO7 Cl'UZ.Z Engineerzin Mecbanzical Erzgiizccrzn llffeclaanziral Engzineefrzn zfrrlz itcrizzrc Senior Records WILLIAM SEYMOUR NEYVMAN Ithaca Veterinary JAMES QUIGG NEWTON Pueblo, Col. Law A A cp, K B 05 Quill and Daggerg Vigilance Committee QQ, Senior Election Com- mitteeg Chairman Junior Promenade Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Freshman Banquet Committee, Nalandag Undineg Round Tableg Syrinxg Class Football Team Qlj QQ C415 Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew fl, TWILLIAM HOLMES NICHOLS Chicago, Ill. Mechunzical Engineering X Wig 1907 Cornellian Board RALPH RICHARD NICKERSON Holyoke, Marr, Mechanical Engineering K Z5 Sophomore Banquet Committee, Junior Smoker Committee WALTER SCOTT Nosis New fork City Art: Cross Country Team QQ HAROLD DIODATE NORTH Clefuelancl, O. Mechanical Engineerinv Z hlfg Quill and Dagger, Nalandag Savage Clubg Mandolin Club Q11 Q25 Q35 QQ, Business Nlanager Cornell Daily Sung Masqueg Chairman Sophomore Smoker Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund Committeeg Vigilance Corn- mittee QQ, Kappa Beta Phi, Cheer Leader, Bench and Boardg Undineg Mermaid HAROLD ARTHUR NUGENT Kingston, Pa. Mechanical Engineering A T .4 501-iN JOSEPH O,BRIEN Buffalo Mechanical Engineering Sophomore Banquet Committee CHARLES JOSEPH ODEND,HAL Baltimore, Mil, Marine Engineering Q F A5 Varsity Lacrosse Team fgj QQ GEORGE RUFUS OGIER Baltimore, cl. Cifuil Engineerzn K 2' DANIEL PAUL ORCUTT Granville, O. Electrical Bngineerzn B 0 H5 Denison University Chapter joss' ANTONIO OSTOS Oznlaarna, Vera Cruz, Mexico Freshman Crewg Class Crew QD, Cosmopolitan Club, Freshman Basketball Team, Rush Team fzbg Spanish Clubg Vigilance Committee Q35 Mechanical Bnginecrzn CHARLES HUNDLEY OWEN Dcnniston, Va. Mechanzical Engineering 'URMUND HOWLAND PADDOCK Toledo, O. Mechanical Engineering W Ing Sphinx Headg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mermaid, Assistant Manager Cor- nell Musical Clubs fgjg Nlanager Cornell Niusical Clubs QQ l'Deceased IO8 Senior Records THOMAS NFNVTON PAGE Norfolk, Va. Law K fig Quill and Daggerg 1907 Class Book Committeeg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Nalandag Undineg Masque HENRY' QLIVER PALMER Gonefua IVIEFIJZZIIZFLII Erzgzineerin K A T. RAYMOND PALMER ltbaca Ci1'li1.EIlgZiHEETl.Hg GEORGE MILFORD CALVIN PARKER Perry Law JOHN ROBERT PARKER Sflyorzfrtady Law 2 X5 Masqueg Phi Delta Phig Round Tableg Chancery HARRY lVlARK PARMLEY lVlalJarI0y City, Pa. llf1eolJa111'ral Erzgzineerzing WINIFRED LLEWELLYN PASKETT Palmyra Arts CHARLES JUDSON PATERsoN Brookport Cz'uz'lErzg1'rzc'erz'ng B A ll HARRY ALLEN PATTEN Claoyonne, flfyo. C1-Ulil Erzgzineerziza Z' A Eg Pyramidg Class Crews Q25 Qgjg Senior Ball Committee EDWARD DUGGAN PAYNE HARRIS BOOGE PEAVEY fltlfens, Pa. Netu Yiorlt City A K E, Mandoiin Club Q25 Qgj Q45 FREDERICK ALBERT PEEK CLARENCE ANDREW PEIRCE Glee Club Q35 HENRY IVEY PERRINE IRVING PERRINE Robert Henry Thurston Vereing Flag Rush QI, Deb ate FRANK HERBERT PHILBRICK A K E5 Masque Cast QID HENRY ORMSBY PHILLIPS Orolu arrl Parlz lilo ara Brooklyn W'alll'1'll Clubg Cornell Cr Wvaterfvzille, Mo. Pasadena, Cal. Electrifal Enginoorzng Elortrziml Engineering 14 Tiff A71-ts Arts flrts oss Country Clubg Deutscher Mefhdlllifal Englillfffliflg Mffbanlifdl .E7lg1i77L 6l'i7lg IQO7 Cornellian Boardg Banjo Club Qgj Qajg Cosmopolitan Cluhg Aquatic Clubg Rifle Clubg Manager Association Football Team Q41 HOMER JAY PIERCE Rock Rapzizls, Iowa Arts HOWARD CASTNER PIERCE Worrexter, Mass. Agriculture Cerberusg Cosmopolitan Clubg Cornell Countryman Board Q35 Q45 JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK Czinozinnatzi, O. Hits Sphinx Headg Nalandag Aleph Samachg Kappa Beta Phig Dunstang Sunday Night Clubg Class Football QID Qzjg Second Varsity Baseball Qzjg Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Class Vice-President Qzjg Class President Qgjg Varsity Foot- ball Qgj Q4jg Vigilance Committee Q4jg Representative of Wearers of C IO9 Senior Records LAURA AUGUSTA POPPLEWELL ' Ithaca Arts PERCY WATERMAN PORTER West Harttforzl, Conn. C1 Uz'lEngz'neerz'ng MILTON CHARLES POWELL Canistfo Law Class Baseball Qljg President Junior Law Class RAY RIVINGTON POWERS Atlanta, Ga. Arts X ll , Qiill and Dagger, Junior Varsity Crew IQO5Q Vigilance Committee QQ, Class Football Team Q15 C25 C4-lg Undineg Sophomore Banquet Committee PHILIP M. PRICE 70lJnJt0n, Pa. Merbatzzieal Engzineerzn X ill, Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Undineg Bench and Board, Mertnaid HORACE FREE PRINCE Bloomzington, Ill. Agrzirultnre Cornell Countryman f4J, President Poultry Association QJ, Agricultural Banquet Committee f4J ELIZA ESTHER PRITCHETT Wallvroolz, Md. Arts JOSEPH VIT PRUCHA Clefvelanfl, O. Veterinary Society of Comparative lVlediCine HENRY SIBLEY PUTNAM Chicago, Ill. Arts A A 1125 Ice Carnival Committee ELSIE FIDELIA RAND Brooklyn Arts Sports and Pastimes, Sage Dramatic Club FRANCIS KETCHAM RAYNOR Sag Harbor Arts Long Island Club JOHN LOWRA REA Plattsbut-gf Arts NICHOLAS GREGORY REDMOND Syratuse Arts Senior Banquet Committee THOMAS JOSEPH REIDY Ithaca Law Senior Law Smoker Committee GEORGE HERMAN REKATE Lanrasfer C1101-1 Englneerzing N. Adams, Mass. JOHN HENRY RICE Z 07, Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaid, Class Crew QZJ5 Junior Smoker Com- mittee, Rod and Bobg Cheer Leader Czlvil Engineering LAWRENCE JOSEPH RICE, JR. Elmira Czlvil Engz'nee1'z'ng Aleph Samachg Dunstan, Class Vice-President QU, Varsity Football CID CZJ QD, Varsity Baseball CID Qzjg Junior Feed Committee, Football Director QQ, Vigilance Committee QQ WILLIS BALLANCE RICE Peoria, Ill. MFflJl17ZZ.C0l.E1'lgZ.7'l66'7'iIlg MABEL EDNA RICHARDS Little Falls Arts IIO Senior Records VVILLIAM ELBRIDGE RICKETSON Plattslzufg MECl76IH1.fl1l Engineering Varsity Lacrosse Qzj Qgjg Captain Q4j5 Varsity Hockey Q25 QQ JOHN LORING ROBBINS Graaf Barrington, Mars. Merloaniral Engineering JAMES LOUIS ROBERTS Hemprtaarl ffgrirultzlre Class Baseball Team Qzjg Captain Agricultural Baseball Team Qzjg Senior Ban- quet Committee LEROY CLINTON ROBERTS Ordway, Col. CHARLES CLARENCE ROCAP Plazinfielrl, N. JAMES CHAPMAN ROCKWELL Syracurf ARTHUR ROEDER Orange, N. 2 A E GEORGE VVILLIAM ROESCH Brooklyn '86 Memorial Stage Qajg Winneit of ,Q4 Memorial Stage Qgyg P Team Qgjg Class Historian HOWARD lVlAXWELL ROGERS Rifuerton, N. Merlnan ziral Engzin een n Marla an zral Engineering Meflna n :ral Engineering Civil Englneerzing .41-rs ennsylvania Debate Meth a n iral Engzln eerzinc Q 1.1 05 Dunstang Aleph Samachg Sphinx Headg Nalandag Captain Class Track Team QIQ Qgjg Varsity Track Team QID Q21 Qgj, Captain Q4yQ Relay Team Qlj Qzj Q32 Q.1.Qg Vigilance Committee Qgj Q4jg Class Track Director QID Q25 Qgj Q4.j HAROLD JOSEPH ROIG Pouglokaeprie Alrtr df B K5 Civic Clubg Tvy Oratorg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg Presidertg Interclass Debatesg Debate Council Qgjg ,Q4 Memorial Stage Qgjg Columbia Debate Team Qgjg '86 Memorial Stage Qgjg John Moakley House Fund Pennsylvania Debate Team Q45 THOMAS NVILLETT ROLPH Fredonia Committeeg Leader .Elffffl-5611 .Engillfffling University Scholarshipg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg Underclass Debate Team QI Q5 Sacchord VAUGHN WESLEY ROOD Etna RICHARD ROSSMAN Hurlron ROY EVERETT ROUDEBUSH Warren, Ind. K Z, I U.g A. B., Indiana University, 'O3 ALICE ETHEL ROWE I Hampton, Va. Aftermath Societyg Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreisg Secon Class Q4j5 Class Basketball Team Qgj ANSON HEWITT ROWE Clarle:-uille Banjo Club, Manager Q35 Q45 . THEODORE SHERWOOD ROWLAND Greerzport, L. I. Long Island Club II I V efzfrln ary Arif llleclaan :ical Engz'neerz'ng Arts d Vice-Presid ent of Agrlcultzlre Am Senior Records WILLIAM SAMUEL ROWLAND Q lhslaington, D. C. Art: 0 J X5 Sphinx Head5 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg VVidow Q25, Assistant Mana- ger VVidow Q35, Business Manager VVidow Q455 Masque Q355 President of Masque Q455 Alembic5 Sunday Night Club GEORGE RUHLEN, 3d fl7a.yl:1z'1zgt0r1, D. C. Merbanz-ralEngir1eering Seal and Serpent5 Scabbard and Blade5 Senators5 Captain Cadet Corps Q25 Q35, Adjutant Nlajor Q455 Military Hop Committee Q35 Q455 Rifle Team Q25 Q35 THOMAS ALEXANDER RUSSELL McKer:port, Pa. Arrlaiterture GILBERT ROY SACKMAN New lfnrlz City Elertrziral Engzneerirzo B. S., College of the City of New York GEORGE RAYMOND SAILOR Swissfuale, Pa. Meclaanzical Engzineering X W5 Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Varsity Football Squad Q35 Q455 Editor-in- chief IQO7 Class Bookg Glee Club Q15 Q25 Q355 Class Football Team QI5 Q255 Class Secretary Q455 Vigilance Committee Nalanda5 Sunday Night Club5 Undine5 Mermaid5 Bench and Board ROBERT WARREN SAILOR Chicago, Ill. Art: B 0 U5 0 B K5 Class Football Q355 Class Track Team Q25g Track Team Q355 Head Marshall Underclass Rush Q45 lVlYRON DAVIS SALISBURY Hamburg Elerzr-1'raZEngin.eer1ng VICENTE DE ALMEIDA SAMPAIO Sao Paulo, Brazil Merbanziral Engz'neer'z'ng ARTURO SARMIENTO Buneos key, Arg. Rep. Electrirz1lEngZ',1fc'r,'rlg Cosmopolitan Club5 Association Football Team WILBUR SAYRE SAXTON Milford Ci-url Erzgineerzng CHARLES ANDREW SCHAEDLE Pittsburg, Pa. Elertrziral Eng1'nee1'z'ng JOSEPH HARVEY SCHAEFER .LZ-'UETPOOZ Elrcrriral Erzgineering Cornell Branch A. I. E. E. PAUL ALBERT SCI-IENCK Denfuer, Col. llleclaanical Engineering 2 X5 Nalanda5 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Junior Smoker Committee5 Class Crew GEORGE JOHN SCHMIDT TOLIVER LEROY SCHMUCK Port 7e1'fvz'5 Hanover, Pa. X T5 Ice Carnival Committee5 Nalanda5 Undine llfleclyarziml Engineerzrz M6517 Clllllfal .E7'lgl.1'l6'L'7'l'71b ROBERT SCI-IURMAN Itlvaca A A 05 K B CD5 Masque Q25 Q35 Q455 Junior Smoker Committee 'lcljeceased II2 Art: HARRY' HERAIAN SCHUTZ A Z J. XVALTER SCHWARTZ JENNIE BELLE SCOVILL ELIZABETH ALLEN SHAMAN VVayside EDITH RACHEL SECHRIST A ID HENRY ARTHUR SEELEY ELMER XVALDEMAR SELLSTROM Saccliordg Beta Lambda Pi VERN ADOLPHUS SHARP JOHN XKVESLEY SHEEEER THOMAS SHELDON JOHN BERDAN SHEPHARD Senior Records El Paso, Texas Agrieulture Roelaeifer lWerlJe1nzeul Engineering lNTe-IU Hl17'ff0l'd Ari: Iffantagla, L. I. Arts Berea, O. Arts Bridgeport, Conn. Civil Engineering 7l1fIZl'5f0iUll Civil Engineering Forest Houxe lffillia nzsport, Pa. Rlf1l.7?6bFCk Bujfnlo Captain Cadet Corpsg Class Day Committeeg Chairma Committee MYRON SYLVESTER SHEPARD ALFRED XVILLARD SHEPERD Seal and Serpent JOEL FITHIAN SHEPPARD fb A 0 FREDERICK ELIAS SHERMAN WILLIAM DICKINSON SHIELDS ftlyaea Glendale, O. ,S2nz'ney, lllass. Watkins Eclgefwortla, Pa, Veterinary Meclaaiz ie al Engineering Veterinary Agrieulture n Agricultural Honor System Czfuil Engineering Eleetrical Engineering Meela an :ral Engineering Cifuil Engineering Meebanzieal .Engineering CD 2 Kg Mandolin Club CIJ fgjg Junior Feed Committee STANLEY SHORT Clifton Springs MeelJanz'ral Engineering FRED GROVER SHULL Hammorzdfpart Meelnanieal Engineering SAMUEL DUNHAM SIBLEY North Orwell, Pa. Merlmnzeal Engineering LOUIS JOHN SIELING ' Brooklyn Cifuil Engineering Class Baseball fzjg Chairman Junior Feed Committeeg Cosmopolitan Clubg Cap- tain C. E. Cross Country Teamg Senior Ball Comrnitteeg President Association of Civil Engineersg Theta Nu Epsilon WILLIAM EATON SILL Sodux Law Z Q3 Cap and Gown Committee JAMES ALFRED SILSBEE Elmira Civil Engineering K Z KINSLEY WILCOX SLAUSON llliddletofwn Arts Z Xg lX'lasque II3 BEN SLOAN CHESTER COLT SLOCUM FREDERIC SANFORD SLY Senior Records Greenfuille, S. C. Scottxfville Fredonia Seal and Serpentg Scabbard and Blade, Saccliordg Senior Class lVlarslIallg Lieu- tenant Colonel Cadet Corps Meilaonical Engineering Electrical Engineering Mecltanieal Engineering AMOS BIRD SMITH Brooklyn Meclianzieal Engineering ELIZABETH ALLEN SMITH Flint, Miela. Arts FLORENCE MAY SMITH 'Trumansliurg Arts CP B K HARRY COLEMAN SMITH Canirteo Cifuil Engineering RUFUS DANIEL SMITH Riilymonil Hill, L. I. Art: Q B KgLongIs1and Club, Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, Underclass Debatesg Debate Council QQ, Rush Marshall QQ ALFRED SNYDER Plrilacleljvlaia, Pa. Sibley Journal Board Q35 C455 Assistant Business Manager QD, JOHN SNAPE SOMERVILLE A A KD, Mandolin Club DONALD BARE SPANOGLE Z A E ELDRIDGE ANSON SPEARS Cornell Era Board QQ, Ba OLIVER CHAUNCEY SPENCER ELWIN GERALD SPEYER HERMAN SPINGARN CHARLES STOCKMAN SPOONER Cayuga Club CARROLLTON CRAWFORD SPRIGG Seal and Serpent GROVE ANSEL STANTON ROBERT STANTON K A ALBERT BIRDSEY STARR EDGAR STEHI.I Evanston, ill. Lewistown, Po. Nortbiuozb rnes Ma1'kmanship Nledal Seattle, fVa5lJ. Bufalo .Merlaanirol Engineering Managei' Q35 llleebanieol Engineerzrg Eleftriral Engineering Arts Eleeirifal Engineering Civil Engineering Brooklyn A rt: Mzidolletoiun Arts To 77lPkl.715'lJl.l1E Civil Engin eering Auburn Cifuil Engin eering Paris, Eronre A7115 East Hampton, Conn. ZVIFEIJLZYII-Clll Engineering MOHffl0l.7', N. Aff-Y Bandhug Les Cabotinsg Cast CID fzj QD QQ, German Play, Cast fitjg Masque, Cast cn on II4 HERMANN STEPHENSON ALEXANDER CHILSON STEVENS .1 K E Qfiamma Phi Chap DOUGLAS FRANKLIN STEVENS SIDNEY VANDER VIEER STEWART WALTER PIIELPS STEWART EARL BRISTOL STIMPSON THOMAS RINGLAND STOCKDALE J Wg Pyramidg C. E. Banq HELEN LOVICA STONE ROY LYNNE STONE NVALTER WOOLSEY STORM B 0 17 VVILLIAM STUART STOWELL Senior Records Ithaca Neiu York City teriy Efunmran, Ill. M in-rI'.wiIle Roelfmer Wnlmn Summit, Afisx. uet Committee fgj lily ara Putydam - ffilnzington, N E l rn ira C. llfecbaizzral Engineering Elertrzwf Engineering Nawili zfrehiteeture 1l'IL'L'AV1I'll'L'!1! Engineering Civil Engineering zfrcbiteeture Cifuil Engineering Arn Eleetriml Engineering Meebarzzieai Engineering MEClJHnl.fG1EngZ'n6fTI.Hg W lqg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Sphinx Headg Nalandag Sophomore Cotillion Corn- mitteeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Freshman Crewg Varsity Eight Qzj fgjg Chair- man Election Committee ROY THOMAS STRAHAN Erzienalxbip Law Junior Law Banquet Committeeg Senior Law Smoker Committee CHARLES RODMAN STULL Ridley Park, Pa. MerlJanz'rz1I Engineering 0 .41 X5 Bench and Boardg bfiermaidg Golf Team C25 QD CQ, Captain C455 Presi- dent Golf Association C35 ELAINE FRED STURGIS Medina Law Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate Club HARRY GEORGE STUTZ Albany f Law A1 X5 President Debate Union and Debate Council QQ, Vice-President Vice- President Triangular Debate League Qitjg Columbia Debate Team fgjg Penn- sylvania Debate Team f4.j5 '94 MemoI'ial Stage fgjg Class Debate Teamsg Presi- dent Hughes Clubg Era Board Qgj QAQ5 Chairman Class Day Committeeg Election Committee f4Qg John Moakley House Fund Committee QQ5 Civic Club HENRY CRAIG SUTTON Haverford, Pa. ZLIZIIJCIHZQFUI Engineering QF In CLARENCE HERBERT SWICK Wilson Cliiill Engineering PEMBERTON RENO SWIFT Rialgeway, Pa. Efectrire1lEng1'neering University Scholarship IIS Senior Records WILLIAM EDWIN SWIGERT Carbondale, Pa. Meelfanieal Engineering Barnes Aledal Q15 Q55 Rille Team Q55 Captain Cadet Corps Q35 Q45g Vice-President Rifle Club C355 Military Hop Committee Q45 CARL CORNWELL TALLMAN Auburn Arrlaitecture B 0 H5 Gargoyleg University Orchestra Q15 Q53 Mandolin Club C35 C45 FRANK GIRARD TAPPAN Cirelefville, O. MeclJanz'ral Engineerin B 0 Hg A. B. 'O4 Washington and Jefferson College HOWARD POMFRETT TAPPEY Liberty Electrical Engineering EARL TNTACNAIR TAYLOR Srranfon, Pa. Arri- WILLIAM GORTON TAYLOR Mifldlefown Elerzrirul Engineering K Z5 Sphinx Head, University Scholarship, Vigilance Committee, Coxswain Fresh- man Crewg Coxsvvain Varsity Crew Q25 1353 Commodore of Navy C455 Honorary Cheer Leader C45 WILLIAM VVINTHROP TAYLOR Brooklyn Law A X3 Sphinx Head, Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, Inter-class Debate-sg '36 Memorial Stage 6255 Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Chairman Election Committee Q355 ,Q4 Memorial Stage C355 IQO7 Cornellian Board, Junior Feed Committee, Alternate, Pennsylvania Debate Team Q355 Cornell Era Board 135, Editor-in-chief Q45g Representative Central Oratorical League, Winner C355 Recipi- ent of Class Pipe, Sunday Night Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Class President Q455 John Nloakley House Fund Committee ALLEN JOB THOMAS Irlaaru Cd Law Cosmopolitan Club OWEN ALEXANDER THOMAS, IR. Onlznzont, Pu. Arts C0 Z Kg Junior Smoker Committee CHARLES Gorr THOMSON Lirflr Fully l7elerznary ALMA RosA THORNE Itlaura .flrtr Vice-President Deutscher Verein, 1906 HARRIS BAKER TILLOU Elma Center Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine CHARLES BURRITT TILLSON lllaple Grove Agriculture CLARENCE LIONEL TODD Beaver, Pa. Cifvzll Engineering GEORGE RICKS TOMPKINS Buffalo lhlerlnanzieal Engineering RAYMOND EZRA ToMs Frederzrlz, Md. Cifuil Engineering B A H3 Maryland Club HARRY TRVING TONG Elmira Law 116 Senior Records X7AN HANG CPONG Canton, Clftnez Agrzleulture CLARENCE ADELBERT TOWN Syrnfuse Ifgrfrinm-y Ycnan CLARENCE ELLSWORTH TOWNSEND Pazlntezl Part llleelmnzieal Engineering Glee Cluh C35 QQ SIDNEY WELLINGTON TREAT Neiu .lforlc City Mecbarzzlcal Engineerzno Quill and Daggerg Masque fzjg Class Secretary fzjg IQO7 Cornellian Boardg Les Cahotins QU Qzjg Junior Smoker Committeeg John Moakley House Fund Com- mitreeg Class Crew Q4jg Cheer Leaderg Cosmopolitan Clubg Scabbard and Bladeg Class Day Committee OSCAR ALBERT TRORLICHT di A 0 FREDERICK SAMUEL TUERK WILLIAM JOEL TURNER K. A. ffiouthernjg Pyramid HAROLD BARNES UNDERWOOD PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD University Scholarships DANIEL SMITH UPDEGRAFF HOLMES VANDERWATER HERMAN H. VAN FLEET St. Louir, llfo. Fulton Lexzngton, Va. 7a1ne.rtown Luzllofwfuzille Seattle, Warn. Pouglnlzeepsie Denver, Col. K. A.g Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Dunstang Unclineg I mitteeg Nalandag Quill and Dagger PAUL ANTRIM VANNAN Danfuzlle, Pa. B 0 Hg C. D. C. CID Q25 Q35 Q95 Masque QQ RALPH DONALD VAUGHAN Gargoyleg Mandolin Club ALBERT LEANDER VENCILL SANTIAGO VEVE JESSIE CROCKETT WWALKER Wayside Club JAMES GARFIELD WALLACE Worcester, lWa.v.v. Utiea Fajardo, Puerto-Rico Brooklyn .Bl7f61'Ul67 EDGAR ZOLLINGER WALLOWER Harrzisburg, Pa. A A rpg Cornell Daily Sun Board QQ II7 9 Meelannienl Engineerznv llffeelmnzifal Engfneerzn ff Cifuil Engineering MeelJanz'eal Engin eerzng Cl-Ulll Engzineerzn 0 Meelaarz real Engineering Lau: M6ClJ07Zl.CUl Engineering unior Promenade Com- MECl3U1lZ.fUZ .ETlgl'7'll'E7'l7'lg Arelviteeture Meclzanical Engineerzng Cifuil Engin eering Arts Veterinary Eleetrieal Engineering Senior Records GRACE LANDERS WARD Buckland, Mass. Arts HAROLD FLETCHER VVARDWELL Rome Arclhtecture QV Ing Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Nalandag Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Undineg Gargoyleg Sunday Night Clubg Assistant Manager Football Cgb, Manager CU: Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Masque CZD DAVID HOWARD VVAREHAM Omaha, Neb. Law 0 A 05 Class Baseball Team C255 Second Varsity Baseball Team C353 Mandolin Club Czpg Junior Law Smoker Committeeg ,86 Memorial Stage Czj WVILLIAM VVALLACE WARING Franlzlinfuille 0 .fl Q05 Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club RAYMOND CURTIS XNARNER ROBERT EUGENE XNATKINS HAROLD VVOODRUFF VVATT FLORENZ PAULINE XVEBER GEORCSE PILSBURY WEBSTER CCJZSKUUO, Ill. ftlmca Pfzllcer Barre, Pa. 7ame.rtowrz L6IfETJl11lAfF Chief Musician Cadet Band CID CZD C33 C42 JOSEPH WECI!SI,ER New fork City Arts Mccbanzical Engineering Vctrfrznrzry Electrical Engzneerirzg flrts Electrical Engineering Electrical Engin caring Cornell Congressg Civic Clubg Cornell Society Electrical Engineersg Deutscher Verein RUTH SARISSA WEED XVILFRED ARTHUR WEEDON WAYNE BAGNLEY VVFLLS DOUGLAS BHRTRAM VVESSON J I1 Class Track Team LIVINGSTON DIMMICK XVEST ASHUR WIE VVETHERBEE JOHN LARKIN VVETHERILL ID K T JOHN BLAINE WHIPPLE CHARLES FRANCIS WHITE. Nortlo Ron' Arts r . , . . Queenagand, Aurtralzu lklcclmrzzcal Engzneerzrzg WFCIJUI-IIE, O. Springfclcl, Marr. CZDQ Second Varsity Track Team C2 Buffalo Ithaca Cbertcr, Pa. Ithaca Brooklyn MECC7HH1.L'UZ .E7ZgZ.7166Tl77 0 Mer'hanz'cal Fzzgzirzccring andolin Club Cgj Elclctrrcal Erzginefrzrzg lweclaanzcal Erzgirzeerzing McclJanz'cnl Erzgzlrzccrizzg Czifuzil Engz'11eerz'rzg Law Andrew Dickson Wlwite Debate Clubg Congressg Senior Law Banquet Committee CHARLES HALL 'WICKS CHESTER GREENHALGH VVIGLEY Rod and Bob XVILLIAM ROY VVIGLEY Colinas Yonkers Yonkers -lohn F. Moakley House Fund Committee C4.j II8 AV rts Cifurl Erzgzirzccrirzg MEIIDHHZ-CHI Engirzcerzlng Senior Records CLARENCE FAIRFAX XVILEY Claifago, Ill. Elortrical Engineerznv Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Class Election Committee STUART BALL VVILKI-.S Buffalo l47'f.Y Scabbard and Bladeg Captain Cadet Corps F315 Adjutant JAMES DEXVITT WILLcox VVILFORD BENNETT XKVILLEY EDWIVIN CLIFFORD WILLIAMS Cornell Society Civil Engineersg La 'Fertulia RALPH SANDERSON WILLIS FREDERIC CORNELIUS NVILLSON lllozztgorfzny, Ala. Cikvil E7ZgZ'HP87'Z.lZg Itbara Arty Waslfzingtorz, D. C. Cifuil Bngineerzing Brooklyn Electrical Engzineerzng lib ara Veterzozary Society of Comparative Medicineg Cricket Teamg Association Football Team MARTIN LUTHER WILSON Ithaca Am Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clubg Congress ROBERT WILSON Brooklyn llleclyanifal Bngineerinv Z wig Bench and Boardg lVlermaidg lVlandolin Clubg lVlasqueg Senior Banquet Com- mittee WALTER STERLING WING . Detroit, Mich. llilerbanical Engineerzng Z W: Quill and Daggerg Nalandag Sunday Night Clubg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Masque C42 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Chairman lee Carnival Committee WARDEN ELLIOTT WINNE Ames Low BENJAMIN FRANKLIN XNITBECK Alllmny Meclnanirol Engineerizzg .Q H A5 Golf Club C25 KENNETH OLIVER WOLCOTT FREDERICK WILLIAM WOOD DASIE LUCILE FIELD WOCJDWARD HAROLD EVERETT WORDEN EDWARD ALBIN WRIGHT PFI-TOMAS TEMPLE WRIGHT Z cb Eg B. A. Richmond College, FRANCISCO YCASIANO ROXAS MABEL FORD YEOMANS '36 Memorial Stage QD EARL VVILLIAM ZIMMERMAN Batavia, Ill. Berkeley, Cal. Ifhdfd Itlaafa Lotuistan Rutlzerglen, Va IQO4. Bulafan, P. I. Oxford Fort Plain Elevfrzvral EHgZ.HEFfZ ng V eterzin ary Ari: llleclo an l-6 al Engzirl E67'l-Hg Bleririral Engzinferzng . Cz'-vzil EWgl.HEFVl'7lg M6CZ7HHl'f0l Engineer: ng llrfs Elertrical Engimering Seal and Serpentg Class Treasurer CIDQ Vigilance Committee C309 Captain Class Football C4.jg john lVloalcley House Fund Committee IIQ mv .rm I ' p if-:liiii-5' 'i5'iIi,.ii,:-i,,,..,, . ' -- ' ' ' - K 3 Qi ' Qeffvg, ew f V 'f Ega :ali wg V: 'F 'W' A ' Q 4 3' I SEN ., . ., . , , , ., , - , A 3 , ,I , rg. vw ,:I.,,1.:g,'gg :,i-.:,A.,:- 5 ,. ' , 4 f-,xf 1' ' ,' If '. in , A .HQ 123 - Q Hy 5 5- ef,-' . 1F-' -sw.--'Q 1 ,,,, - ,' sp, -' ' g . :Jr E- v- , 1 4:11 s.- - vq. ay In 1. .1111 1- Amt' A -fy iii V353-,f V w-,Lf-1' Eagwf 3 , wi ' .nfl-,i fi-', .,.,3gp.g. ',2g,j,'. EBBA ELIZABETH ALMGREN KA 0,1451 FRANCIS WILLIAM BALDWIN HENRY CHARLES BARKHORN Q A Z. Senior Banq Senior Medical UCI Committee IA ALEXANDER BLOCK . JOHN R. BRADLEY . . 4 - A K K. Class Football Team C2J FRANK ALVA MITCHELL BRYANT . . N Z' N5 Senior Photograph Committee HARRY COHEN MARK COHN . U R I SAMUEL ALLISON COSOROVE MARY MERRITT CRAWFORD, KKF5fIEIgA. B., LOUIS DUKAREVITZ . EDWARD JACOB ECKEL . CARY EGGLESTON . . fp A Z5 Austin Flint Prize in, SIMON D. EIIRLICH . . HENRY EICHEL IDAE JOSEPH ENGEL IP A E BRAYTON EARL FAILING . .Q I' 0 A. B. . Cornell Physiology Qzj 120 Stockholm, Sweden New York City Newark, N. . Brooklyn Kings Ferry New York City New York City New York City ersey City, N. . Nyack New York City . Syracuse New York City New York City New York City Newport, R. I. . Sherburne ROYAL HAMILTON FOWLER . . Medic Seniors Brooklyn. 0 K Wg NE N, Nlasque QID Qzj, Cast Q25 ROBERT EDWVARD GABY, B. A. . FA, QAQH B. A., Toronto University GEORGE MERRILL GELSER . di A E WILI,IAM TRUITT GODFREY Q I' KD FRANK HARNDEN .... A K K5 Class Secretary Qyj HAZEL M. HATFIELD, A. B. . A. B. Cornell XVALTER FIESS 0 A E SOLOMON HORWITT . . EDITH EUGENIE JOHNSON AEI LEMUEL LUCAS JOSIII . . . Austin Flint Prize in Physiology ERNEST KEET . . . Toronto, Canada Beaver Falls New York Coy Brooklyn Newark, N. J. New York city New York City Palo Alto, Cal. Bombay, India Saranac Lake N ,Z IV FRANK CONRAD KEIL . New York City .Q 1' KP TVIAURICE KEMP . Catasauqua, Pa. HENRY KRESKY . Brooklyn - U R I IDA MARIE I.-AIRD ....... . Auburn K A 05 A E Ig A. B. Cornellg Raven and Serpent THOMAS FORREST LAURIE ......... Auburn 2 A Eg N Z Ng Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee, Class Football Team Qrjg Glee Club QIQ Qzjg Masque Qzjg IQO7 Cornellian Board MAX LEHMAN . . . . . . . Brooklyn ID A Eg U R I GEORGE THORNTON LONGEOTI-IUM . Fort Salonga, L. I. .Q Y' ID, Glee Club QI? QZD I7I Medic Seniors WALTER EDWARD LOVVTHIAN . Q A I TOM MAC RAE .... 0 A 25 I X University of Texas FLORENCE L. MCKAY, A. B. , A E I5 A. B. Cornell CHARLES lX4AITLAND NIANN . N .Z N EDWARD RAYMOND BQANSFIELD K 25 N 2 N GEORGE MANULKIN . U R I ARTHUR CHALMERS MARTIN . . A K K5 University Orchestra QI? Qzb HENRY EDWARD BERTHOLD MEYER . GEORGE HOLLIS PALMER . . JIKK ESTHER E. PARKER, A. B. A E I5 A. B. Cornell GEORGE NORMAN PEASE, A. B. . X Wg IV 2 N75 A. B. Cornellg Class Baseball Team CID fzjg Senior Ball Committeeg President Senior Nledical Class THOMAS RICKETI' POOLEY, JR. . A . ID A I HOWARD L. PRINCE . Q In ID MEYER ALFRED RABINOWITZ . U R Ig Class Secretary Qzj LUCY CARLETON REED . . EVA CHARLOTTE REID . DANIEL ROBERT REILLY . AKK JOSHUA ROUSI-IEIM , . . cb J Eg Class President Qzj GUSTAV ADOLF RUECK . 122 New York City New York City . Webster New York City Osono, Me. . . Brooklyn Rockville Center, L. I. Brooklyn Brooklyn New York City . Portland, Ore. Helmetg Chairman New York City Byron Center . Brooklyn South bridge, Mass. New York City . Cortland . Brooklyn New York City Medic Seniors BENJAMIN SCHWARTZ . . New York City BENJAMIN YVYHITE SEAMAN . Rockville Center, L. I. fl. K Kg Class Baseball Team ISADORE SHAPERO . . . Syracuse fb .I Eg Class Secretary CQ VVILLIAM HILLS SHELDON ......... Auburn lf l'g IV 2 Ng Mandolin Club QIJ Qzjg IQO6 Cornellian Board VVILLIAM lVlILLER SILL ...... . Jamestown NATHAN ISRAEL SLUTSKY . . . U R Ig Class Vice-President fzj Brooklyn JEROME WAGNER SONNENBERG . . CDJE New York City FREDERIC A. SUTTON . Hackettstown, N. J ID AV 2' BELLE THOMAS . . YVILLIAM CROOKS THRO, A. M .... Q In CD5 B. S. A.g A. M., f X Cornell THOMAS EDWARD YVALDIE A I Eg N 2 Iwrg Class Secretary BLAKELY ROYCE WEBSTER HENRY WEINSTEIN . . STEWART H. VVELCH, A. B. 2 A Eg N 2 N5 A. B. Southern University EDWARD MONTGOMERY WELLBERY . . . A K Kg Class Vice-President f4.J EDWARD MURRAY WELLES, JR., A. B. .Q In Q5 A. B. Cornell GEORGE WHITING WHEELER .Q IS ID. DAVID WILSON, A. B. . .S Xg A. B., Cornell LUCIUS ARTHUR VVING, B. S. di F 115 N Z' Ng 0 N E ANTHONY CHARLES ZEHNDER 10 A 2' B. S. Ohio State University I23 New York City . . . Ithaca Brooklyn Middletown New York City Uniontown, Ala. Buffalo Addison Buffalo Amsterdam Columbus, Ohio Newark, N. J A1'MQA all f , , 4 Q ,v' 1 Sf- 4, 190'-, x '34 4,5 5. -'Q' .. - . in . I I f 12 ' A 'figlx 1 1 'Wu-tag 126 I ', S fxf Dr' ly 1 7 1 F 1 , If' 9 .1 414, 451 Xqf MSW Q .gag ff., YQE , ' Q-. if 'Fw Q 2 . - . 1 f' ' J V -1f.f ' gap gf' Q? 4592 Wim fy' ,Qc ff' ' 23.339, . 621511, IIQP. , gt-f ', A - ' .gang .-3.5 w-Jiy Junior Class LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT FRED LEE HEILMAN . ETHEL SEDDEN HAMILTON PERCY OSMUN WOOD EMILY MAY BEESON LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE JOHN PALLISER DODS GEORGE TANDY COOK LOUIS DENMAN ROOT WARD BENJAMIN WHITE . Affmuayx Early, Nr1'vr Late, Cornrll, I fell, A71A71EfFf7Z-Eigllf. Colors: GREEN and WVHITE Class Officers I27 President First V126-P1'e5z'dcnt S6'f071Ii V1,FF'P7'EJl'l!F7lf . Refording Scfrftary Co1're.vp0nd1'ng Sefretary - TVEHJUTF7' Genera! Arlalerif Dirmor . Tmfk Dirmor . Navy Director Foozball Dirmor Baffball Dirmar . Szfrgmnt-al-flrnls 'A i in N ',N ' W Q f -:me , I , Q 4' . ii- L I J 5 ' P ,f 4- l- , I , :, -' F2c:.,. ' ' A L ' if - l , 4.4 V A 1 f ' i . 3 GOLDEN ALICE ACKERMAN GEORGE HERMAN ADLER T R' .Q . ' fe, I A - I iQ ' fi O A' 5 2 F A-A ,,-., -'-- ' JS 33, been-f 'f mos Fayetfewilie Arts New York City .14 rts .Z N5 Masque Q12 fgjg Masque Cast C115 Mandolin Club Qgjg Golf Team fgjg Junior Smoker Committeeg Hockey Team Q35 ROMARICO AGCAVILI PIDDIG 170505 Nor'te, Piiilipfaer Cifuii Engineerzng Cosmopolitan Clubg Philippine Association JOHN EDWARD AGUILAR Santiago, Cuba Civil Engineering WILLIAM HORACE ALDERMAN Albion Agriculture Class Crew QQQQ Manager' of College Crew Qzjg Agricultural Associationg Agricultural Banquet Committee HENRY WALKER ALEXANDER .4 T .Qg Pyramidg Associate Editor ARTHUR AUGUsTUs ALLEN Freshman Crew MANUEL ALTAMIRANO Cosmopolitan Club ELIZABETH ANNE ANDERSON EROY HENRY ANDERSON Cayuga Club Ross PETER ANDERSON Montgomery, Ala. Civil Engineering Transactions 5 University Scholarship Bujfalo Art: N ew fork City Pbilarielpiazia, Pa. Hzilfon Snfuannab University Scholarshipg Class Crew CLARENCE RAPLEE ANDREWS PENN Yan X T5 Freshman Football Teamg Chairman of Junior Committee Qgjg Captain Class Football Team QD HEWITT ROGER ANDREWS HARRIS ARKUST-I APPEL Musical Clubs CID Czj Ativenr, Pa. Denfuer, Col. 128 Feed C Eiectrirai Engineering Art: flgrieuiiure Arts Merbanzieai Engineering ommitteeg Election Mecbarzzicai Engineering Cifuil Engineering Junior Records WILLARD SANDS APPEL Musical Clubs Czj JOHN EDWIN ARMSTRONG CP lj J, Junior Class Crew PERRY lXlILLER ARMSTRONG cb I' Jg Francis Miles Finch Debate CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD EARL WILLIAM AVIERY CHARLES FRANKLIN BACHMAN CLARENCE EUGENE BAER Netu fork City llflrflmnzcal Engineering Pforia, Ill. Czfuil Engineering Rome Law Club Elbfrtan, Gu. Civil Engineering llion Agriculture lfflikfl'-Bf17'I'f, Pa. Eleclrifal Engineering Nftu Castia, Pa. flrtx Kfg Congress, Andrew Dickson 'White Debate Clubg Second Class Crew Czjg College Crew Czjg Class Crew C31 ELLA LAURA BAER Aftermath Societyg Deutscher Verein East Orange, N. Arts HERVEY S. BAILEY Xenia, O. Meflraniral Engineering WARNER GREEN BAIRD Cllirago, Ill. lllerlaanzcal Engineering A K E5 Masque CID, Class Flag Teams CID Czjg Masque Property Manager C235 Lacrosse Assistant Manager CQ, Junior Feed Committee Cgj CLARENCE MULFORD BAKER Lallfloure, N. D. Cifuil Engineering THOMAS WALLACE BAKER Portland, Ore. Meclvaniral Engineering 40 Z Kg Class Track Team Cljg Varsity Track Team Czjg Vigilance Committee Cgj EDNA CAMERON BALDWIN Ithaca Am ROGER ALLAN BALDWIN Burlington, lou-a Arts A I' THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN Baltiznnre, llffal. fII'CbZif6IfLl7 6 A CD5 Gargoyleg Assistant Mfanager Cross Country Team C355 Chairman Ice Carnival Committee, Class Election Committee Cgj APOLINARIO BALTASAR Cosmopolitan Club CLARENCE GREENWALD BAMBERGER Manila, Plzilzibhpinas Civil Engineering Salt Lake City, Urals lllerlmnital Engineering X Wg Assistant Manager Varsity Track Team C355 Assistant Business Manager The Cornell Widow C25 Cgjg Masque CID C21 C319 Toastmaster Freshman Banquetg Cosmopolitan Club, Musical Clubs CID C25 Cgjg IQO8 Cornellian Board 129 RAYMON D JOSEPH BANTEL Junior Records Rorlffester 0 2' K5 Masqueg ,86 Declamation Stage fzj WILLIAM HILL BARTON Seal and Serpent JOEL ALLAN BATTLE, JR. ALLAN PIAYDEN BAXTER ROLAND GILLIE BAXTER E1 X5 Round Tableg President Junior Law Classg A513 Grove, MO. Cbirago, Ill. Bujfalo Tonawanda Art: .Meclyanzcal Engzneerzng Mffhdlllifdl Engzneerzng Meek an real Engineering Law Junior Feed Committee LYNN CONSTANT BEADLE Oxford Electrical Engzineerzng CHARLES L. BEAMAN Itlaafa MecbanzcaZEngineer1ng 2' X YVALTER W. BECK Columbiana, O. 'W Law EMILY MAY BEESON Nntzional Solalziersl Home, Va. Arif Aftermath Societyg Corresponding Secretary ROBERT ROBINSON BERGEN Itbaea 0 J 05 Business Manager IQO8 Cornelliang Assistan Era Cgjg lXTandOlin Club QD MORRIS JEROME BERNSTEIN RALPH EMERSON BEST SYDNEY BEVIN Banjo Club fzj QQ Brooklyn Pittsburg, Pa. New fork Czify ' Arif t Business Manager Cornell Law Meehan ical Engineering Meal: an ical Engineering ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA Buffalo Electrziral Engineerzng Scalp and Bladeg Interclass Crew CZJ fgjg Masque Q25 GEORGE DUDLEY BILLS, JR. Oak Park, III. Art: di fl Jg Scabbard and Bladeg Mandolin Club JACQUES BIRLSHAHN New York City Czwil Engineering HELEN ELIZABETH BLAKE North Adams, Maxx. Ari: ALBERT JAY BOARDMAN Pbzilaalelpbzia, Pa. Meebarzzral Engzneering Ti 205 John F. Moakley House Fund Committee Qgjg Masque QD EDWIN SVVART BOEGEHOLD Mt. Vernon Electrziral Engineering LEOPOLD BOEKER Rirbrnonal Hzill Eleetr1'falEng1'neer1ing Long Island Clubg Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate Clubg German Play QU THOMAS LOWE BOGARDUS Mt. Vernon, O. Law J Ing Class Football Team Qljg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund Committeeg Phi Delta Phi 130 Junior Records FRANCIS JAMES BOHON ELMIR JAMES BOOTH fi T Q5 Sub. Varsity Football Cljg Committee EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg HAROLD WALOROVE BOUSFIELD fIlll1Ll7lI Reed Citj, llfiflv. Arty ilfferb an III al Eng in eering Fresliman Banquet Committee fljg Vigilance PlJiludz'lplJia, Pu. Brooklyn cb K T5 Class Track Team fzjg Mandolin Clubg Undine RALPH MCLANE BOWMAN SADIE AGATHA BOWMAN lifasfazingtorz, D. C. Norwieb, Conn. .1 F5 Raven and Serpentg Second Vice-President flj HAIG lVlILTON BOYA-IOHN THOMAS FRANK BOYLE XVILLIAM HUTCHENS BOYNTON ELMER PERCY BRADLEY LEE R. BRADLEY LELAND FRANK BRAHMER OTTO BRANDT, JR. FRANK SMALL BRANNON O H A JOHN CHESTER BRIGHAM CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON Aleph Samachg Varsity Football fgjg LEON lVlClVlURRAY BROCKWAY JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY New fork City llffontour Fall: ilffelroxe, Cal. Pemnquid, Me. Interlaken Lowuille Newark, N, 7. Ou-enyboro, Ky. Oxsining Butte, Mont. Vigilance Committee Wloleott Piatrxburg Cerberusg Sub. Freshman Crewg Class Crew QZD fgjg Juni BERT BROWER CHARLES SEAMONS BROWN CLEO WEsLEY BROWN GEORGE NELSON BROWN Skullg Junior Smoker Committe Palatine Bridge Syraeuxe Painted Pan' O adenslznra O D f' Eleetrienl Engineering Interclass Debate fljg Congress Arty Cruz! Engineering Arty Cifvil Engineering Lan' Veterinary ilffeebanieai Engineering Merbanzieczl Engineering Eleetrirezf Engineering Arty llffeelmniral Engineering Cifuii Engineering Eieetrieai Engineerznv Cifuii Engineering Ei6ffTl.CHI Engineeiing or Smoker Committee Artx MFIEYHHZAIGI Engineering Cifuzi Engineering Eleetrienl Engineering OLIVER STANDARD BRUCE, 2d Bzifaio .Meebanieai Engineerirg lp I' Kg Nlasque Cast KID 131 Junior Records PERCY HIRAh'l BUDD HARRY GIFFORD BULL Bandbug Masqueg Les Cabotins CHARLES GARDNER BULLIS lTlAROLD FDMUND BULLIS SETII MADISON BULLIS JOHN CONNER BURKHART IP A 0 CHARLES BURNS Pleasant Valley Keesefuille Olean Oswego Olean Portlona', Ore. Brooklyn Cifozl Engzneerzing Am Law M'evlnan1'ea1 Engineering Electriral Engineerzng lllecbanziraf Engineering Meebanzlraf En vzineerzin S g T12 Undineg Class Football QIJ Qzjg Sophomore Cot' lion Committeeg Glee Club QIJ QZJ Q3Jg Savage Clubg Mummy Clubg lee Carnival Committee HENRY FRANK BURR Oalzalale, Eleetrzral Engzineerzng Long Island Clubg Class Rush Team Qzjg Cosmopolitan Club I lVIAURICE CHASE BURRITT Hzlton Agrieulture Cayuga Club WILLIARI1 TURNBULI, BURVVELI., JR. Itbara flleelaanieal EHEZDHEEVZHU di fl .lg Wlidow Board QIJ QQJ Q3J3 Artistic Editor Q3J5 lVlusiCal Clubs QIJ Q3Jg Cornell Era Board QIJQ Junior Promende Committee JOHN LOCILE BUSH MARY FOSTER CALDWELL JOHN FRANCIS CALLAHAN LEO FRANCIS CALLAHAN 0 A dl MARY THERESA CAMPBELL HERBERT WOOD CAREY CLARENCE DEAN CARLSON 0 E FREDERICK CARNES JOHN JAMES CARNEY LEONARD N'EW'l'ON CASE LLOYD EVERETT CASE ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMIIERLAIN Kennedy Brooklyn Cortland Chicago, III. Eolmei-ron Cfefuelanol, O. Owego WZ.INl1.Hgf0H, Del. Antwerp Norwich, Conn. N orau ieb, Conn. Newark Valley I32 Cifvil Engineering Art: Law Law Arty Meeloanieal Engineering MeefJanz'r al Eng1'nee1'z'ng Meehan zleul Engzneering Am Veterin ary lyeterfn ary Meeb an fe al Engfneerzlng Junior Records GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER lfineland, N. Law Zodiacg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Class Debates C155 Rush Team Cljg Second Varsity Track Team Qljg Class Track Team Qzyg Varsity Relay QQ ARCHER LOU1S CHAPIN Tlaonrprozzfuzille, Conn. Arif Cross Country Clubg Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate Club LESTER GROVER CHAPIN Brooklyn Alrtlitettme Ycnang Class Track Team Qzjg Class Cross Country Team Qzj HERBERT CHASE Brooklyn lllerlaarzieal Ezzgiueezmnv Tennis Team fzj LYLE GLENTAWORTH CHASE King Ferry Electrical Enginenzz CLARENCE EDWARD CHATFIELD Buffalo EZUff7'Z.fllI Enguzeerng Andrew Dickson Wlwite Debate Clubg Congress NIARY AGNES CHRISTY Ford City, Pa. Arr: J I' LEON SETH CHURCH Tate: Law Cayuga Clubg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Congress ELEANOR ELIZABETH CHURCHILL Buffalo flrzr A QQ University Scholarship ANIBAL CISNEROS Netu fork City jllfflflllillifdl Engzneerzng ALICE LAURA CLARK Chester, Conn. Alrts University Scholarship CLIFFORD CLARK Belfast Elertriml ,E71gll7ZEL,l1HV 0 A 405 Ice Carnival Committee Qgjg Banjo Club Q25 Qgjg Cornell Electrical Society JAMES A. CLARK, JR. Wezfuerly Law 2' N WILSON DELANO CLARK Newark, N. riffs ALEXANDER HARRIS CLARKE New York City Arts VVALTER HATHAWAY CLARK SAMUEL ADAMS COCHRAN K Ag Assistant Manager Committeeg Undine ROBERT LEWIS COE A T QQ Nlasque 10 Netu Berlm Little Rock, Ark. Baseball Team Qjg Nlummy Ilfaterbury, Conn. 133 Speczal Algrzculfure .Meehan teal Engzirzeez ing Club 5 Sophomore Banquet A7115 Junior Records EEARRY RANDOLPH COFFIN ffthenx-011-Hzzdsotz llfechanzeal Engineering 0 li' A5 Assistant Business Manager IQO8 Cornelliang Mandolin Club C355 University Orchestra Cljg Rush Team Q15 CORA PEARL COMSTOCR Gage Art: JOHN CONDON, JR. Philailelphia, Pa. Civil Engineering E X5 Rod and Bob Q FAYETTE ANDRUS COOK Ithaca Meehaniral Engineering GEORGE TANDY COOK Canton, O. Agriculture Varsity Football Qrj fzj Qgjg Captain Qgj Qitjg Varsity Track Qlj Czj Qgjg Class Presi- dent fzjg Vigilance Committee fgyg Dunstangy dineg Aleph Semachg lWummy Clubg Class Football Director QD ROBERT JOHN COOPER Aurora, Ill. CHARLES WALTER CORNELL, JR. Elgin, Ill. CHARLES DUDLEY CORWIN DANIEL CHAUNCEY CORWIN JOHN CLEVELAND COTHRAN ARTHUR PRESTON COTTLE JAMES MARTIN COUGHLIN CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox Cortland Riverhead Garport Woreester, Mats. Wz'lhe5-Barre, Pa. llleehanieal Engineering llfleehanical Engineering Eleetrieal Engineering Czivil Engineering ffrtf Merhanzieal Engineering llffechaniral Engineering Eyarhington, D. C. Eleftrieal Engineering Z X5 Freshman Crew QID5 Varsity Crew Qzbg Dunstang Aleph Samach IRA LYNN CRAIG JAMES DALE CRAWFORD ALFRED CREW, JR. Cerberus DANIEL CROWLEY ALBERT BENNETT CUDEBEC CHARLES RAYMOND CULLEN ROY HOWARD CUNNINGHAM FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS Ames, fa. Pittsburg, Pa. Paterson, N. Ithaca Ifhaen Brooklyn 7ohn.vt0wn, Pa. Port Chester Sennightly Societyg lcthusg Raven and Serpent ROBERT DELAMERE CUTTER Z X FREDERICK HENRY DANION Bethlehem, Pa. Roeherier 134 Merle an iral Engineering Meehan ieal Engineering Arts Law Civil Engineering Eleetrieal Engin eering Meehan ieal Engineering Q zfrtx Meclyanzieal Engineering Electrical Engineering Junior Records JAMES EDGAR DAVIDSON Class Football IRLAND DAVIS Hillbzzrrz ffrtr Itlf ara Arc ly iteetu re .I Ing Freshman Nliddle 'Weightg Rush Teamg Glee Club QIJ fzj fgjg Savage Clubg Gargoyleg Chairman Junior Promenade Committee-5 Senators JOSEPH DAVIS Le Raysfuille, Pa. Agriculture MAX XVARBURTON DAVIS Torringforil, Conn, Nleclaanieal Engineering TVTEYER DAVIS New York City Cifvil Engineering FRANK PUTNAM DEANE Fredonia Civil Engineerzn cb I-' J5 Rod and Bobg Class Track Team Qzjg 1908 Cornellian Boardg Junior Smoker Committeeg Election Committee Q55 Assistant Manager Basket Ball Team QQ DAVIS MEADE DEBARD ASBURY CLINTON DECKER GLENNARD CECIL DECKER ROBERT MAX DEGAIQMO GEORGE DELCASSE , JACKSON DEMARY lllcllffin nfuille, Ten n . lllecban ical Engineering Prince Bay Cifuil Engineering Prince Bay llleelyanieal Engineering Agriculture Associationg Lazy Clubg Cosmopolitan Club HAROI.D CLARENCE DESBECKER CHARLES CHESTER BYRON DICKSON Seal and Serpentg lWandolin Club JOHN PALLISER DODS T 205 Aleph Samacllg Undineg Varsity Crew QIJ fzjg Navy Director CQ WILLIAM JACOB DOETSCH Junior Law Banquet Committee JOHN ROBERT DOIG JOHN JAMES DOOLEY JAMES ROBINSON DOUGLAS AX HENRY HACKETT DOWNES 9 EJ Class Football Team Q3J CHARLES LESTER DUFFY Itlyaca Civil Engineering Buena: Aires, Arg. Rep. Agriculture ftlJaea Agriculture Buffalo Electrical Engineerin New Orleans, La. Electrical Engineering Fredonia llleclaanical Engineering Garalenfuille Law Greenwicly llleelmnical Engineering Penn fan Veterinary Wertfeld Law Denton, llffal. Electrical Engineering New fork City Art: 135 Juni or Records STANLEY JOE DULANEY ' Parix, Tex. llfferloanical Engineering ID 41 05 Dunstang Class Football Team QIQ Qzj, Captain Qzjg Sophomore Smoker Com- mitteeg junior Feed Committee POLLY HICKS DUNNING Webster Art: Sennightlyg Class Basketball Team QID Qzj 'THOMAS GLENN DURKAN Watertown Arts Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Cornell Era Board EDWIN EARLE, JR. Detroit, lVfielJ. Iggfl-511111176 K .115 Class Football Team Qlbg Varsity Football Q23 Sophomore Cotillion Com- Initteeg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Vigilance Committeeg Undine SAMUEL BALTZ ECKERT Pbiladelplvzia, Pa. AfIE'Cl,7lI77l.L'l1I Engineering Elf F5 Undineg Mummy Clubg lVlasquegqCless Track Team Q25 ALFRED BENJAMIN EDMONDS Glen Carve Veterinary ELMER EDWARDS Forest Hozrze Civil Engineering SIDNEY ARTHUR ELLENBOGEN Paterson, N. lllerlvanical Engineerznv GOODWIN DAVIS ELLSWORTI-I, JR. Waylaington, D. C. Cifuil Engineering A T .QQ Freshman Crewg lVlandolin Club Qzjg Masque Q25 Qgjg Pyramidg Senators LEWIS JASPER ELWOOD Fort Plain zfgrieulture XVALTER ELWOOD Almxterzlarn Art: DAVID AUGUSTUS EMBURY Morri.vfuille Arts CLARENCE FREDERICK ENGLE NATHAN ESMOND LOUIS HUMPHREY EVANS GERTRUDE lVIAY FAIRLAMB GEORGE JOSEPH FELDMAN A X5 Scalp and Bladeg Masqueg Ma Clubg Junior Smoker Committee LLEWELLYN RAY FERGUSON HAROLD EDWARD FIGLES FRANCIS ELLERY FITCH Glee Club QID QQ WALTER EUGENE FLICKINGER STANLEY HOWARD FLINT llflontelair, N. Valley Fall: Granville Mfdlld, Pa. Buffalo sque Cast Qljg Andrew Die BHHHIU Ithaca Elmira Erie, Pa. Wz'lk1'nJl1urg, Pa. Cerberusg Scabbard and Bladeg B A 175 Cosmopolitan Clubg mitteeg Cricket Team Qlj Q21 136 Elertrir al Engineering llleflnan iral Engin eering Civil Engin eering 11 rt: Arts kson White Debate Art: lllerlaanieal Engin eering llleely an ical Engineering Elertrieal Engineer: ng Czfuil Engineering Junior Feed Com- ANNA WVINIFRED FOOARIY l'lARRY PURRINGTON FOSTER RAY FORMAN FOWLER ID 2' K WILLIAM DILLON FOwI.ER WILLIAM FRANKLIN FOXVLER HARRY DAVENPORT Fox X fp JEROME ADRIAN FRANK Civic Club ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN Z T3 Savage Clubg Glee Club flj fzl QD, QuaI'tette Q55 and Board HENRY NORTH FREAR ROBERT ELIAS FRIEND 0 E GRANDISON NORTON FRISBIE Junior Records Watewlzet Dalton, llfars. Roclfeffef Salt Lake City, Ural: Lynbroolz Penn fan New York City ltlaara Buffalo Mzilwaukee, Wir. lllialzllelzurglv Cornell Congressg Law School Baseball Team EMANUEL FRITZ Baltimore, Mil. Maryland Clubg Civic Clubg Society of Mechanical Rngineeis REX RUSSELL FRIZZELL HOWARD BRETT FROST DAVID HUMPHREY FULLERTON HING KWAI FUNG Cosmopolitan Club ALEXANDER SARKIS GALADJIKIAN Sibley Crew PAUL OLIVER GARRETSON LEWIS HAROLD GATES LEONARD WHITNEY GAX'ETT Great Fallx, Mom. Dairyland Ringoef, N. 7. Canton, China Constantinople, Turkey Buffalo St. Paul, MIIHH. Plainfelal, N. Zodiacg Aleph Samachg Dunstang Freshman Crew C153 Varsity Eight Qzjg Class President fgjg IQO8 Cornellian Board Avis Mechanical Engzneenng Law lVIerlJanifal Engzneerzng Law Eleftrifal .E71gI'T1LA67'1i7Zg flrfs Ar!! Masque UD fzjg Bench filrif Merbaniral Engineering Law lllecluanieal Engineerzn Arty Agrieulure zfgrieuliure Agriculture Elertrical Engineering Arts Electrical Engineering Eleetriral Engineering RICHARD ANTHONY GEIS New York City Law 137 Junior Records EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON Brooklyn Law LD K Wg CP A log Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Varsity Football fly Czj fgjg Masque Cgjg Undineg Dunstang Round Tableg Chanceryg Mummy Clubg Aleph Samach ISABEL GILES New York City Law ROYAL GILKEY Watertouin, Mast. Agriculture A Z5 Cosmopolitan Clubg Cabinet Cornell University Christian Association HARRY PERCIVAL GILL New fork City Veterinary ALVIN LEROY GILMORE Itbaea Civil Engineering fp I' Ag Masque Cast CID Q25 C353 Glee Club Qzyg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Clulvg First Vice-President Cornell University Christian Association ARTHUR THOMAS GILYARD SeymQp, Conn. Veterzlnary ROBERT DOUGLAS GLENNIE Niagara Fully llferkanieal Engineering LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICI-I Buffalo Art: Civic Clubg Ycnang Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Congressg Class Debatesg Winner Congress Prize Gold Medal Debate C225 Debate dent Qgjg Vice-President Debate Union C3j5Speaker ,94 C25 Qgjg Leader Pennsylvania Debate Team Qzjg Class Moakley House Fund Committee fgjg Junior Smoker Columbia Debate Team Q35 Council QZD, Vice-Presi- lVlemOrial Debate Stage Treasurer John F. Committee Qgyg Leader CHARLES BARNETT GOODSPEED Columbnr, 0. llfleclwnzral Engineering A A Q5 Dunstang Class Football Team DAVID HERRICK GOODWILLIE A 117 MELVIN BIGGS GOODWIN Sinfonia PHILLIP JAMES GOODWIN SIDNEY MAXIM GOTTESMAN LIONEL JOHN GOTTSCHALK Z' A E JANE GOUINLOCK K K F5 Raven and Serpentg Class Oak Park, Ill. llleelmnical Engineering Itlaaea Arts Kingston, Pa. llleelaanieal Engineering Hrooklyn La-w Netu Orleanf, La. llleelaanieal Engineering Warsarut Arts Basketball Team C25 138 LEONARD RIDER GRACY J T Jg Sophomore Class Feed Committee CLINTON JEFFERSON GRANT CHARLES DXN'IGHT GREENMAN Junior Records 7amaica Agriculture Crewg Junior Varsity Crew fzj, Varsity Four C255 lunior Marzrfield Center, Conn. Norruzlcla, Conn. Bandhug Rush Team Qzjg Civic Club EDWARD RUSSELL GREER lllinneajiolir, lllinn. B 0 Hg lylandolin Club Q25 fgjg Tennis Team f3j SIDNEY DIAS GRIDLEY HORACE SETH GRISWOLD HOWARD GRUBB NORMAN HENRY GRUEB CELIA FRANCES HAAS Wayside EARLE RESIDE HACK Maryland Club GEORGE STEINER HAIGHT HELENA HAIGI-IT CHARLES ALVIN HAINES A T Q EDWIN SAWYER HALL IOHN PRESTON HALSTEAD Elmira Binglmrnton Soutlo Croydon, Eng. South Croydon, Eng. Depaufuille Baltimore, Md. Matteawan Wutkinr Slatington, Pa. Eoxt Dixfelol, Me. Rome gf lag Class Football Team QLD ETHEL SEDDON HAMILTON Ben Avon, Pa. .1 F3 Raven and Serpentg Second Vice-President GEORGE CHARLES HANSON Brzugeport, Conn. 11 T Ag Freshman Crewg Rod and Bob WILLIAM HAPGOCJD Warren, O. WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIES Buffalo HARRY NELSON HARRINCTON A X Ross RAY HARRISON WILBUR DYRE HART Seal and Serpent Agriculture Agriculture Electrical Engineering Electrical Engineering Cifuil Engin eering Agriculture Agriculture Arif Electrical Engineering Czfuil Engineering Arts llleclmnical Engineering Low llfleclaunical Engineering Arts Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Agriculture Scalp and Bladeg College Baseball Team frjg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Fen- cing Team fzj Qgjg Ice Carnival Committee C jg Ca tain Cadet Cor S C Q 3 P P 3 Delta Waxbrlngton, D. C. Cro-wn Point, Incl. 139 Law MeclJaniculEnginee1ing Electrical Engineering IRVING CRESS HARTIGAN CARRIE ZOE HARTMAN NIARION JOHN HARTUNG Cerberus DONALD XIVHITING l'lARTZELL Y Junior Records Mz1zzz'la, P. 1. Bozeman, Mozzf. Wyrkojjl', N. Canton, O. 0 -l K' So homore Smoker Committee 2 P CLIFTON ROY HASKELL Glee Club CZJ QD HENIiY lX'lONA l'lA'1'HAWAY FREDERICK WILLIANI HAUG FRED LEE HEILMAN 7fe1'.fey City, IV. Seattle, Waslv. Neiu York City Greenfuill , Pa. lWECIJL17Zl'FGI Engzneering Ari: lllefban zrnl Engineer: ng Mech an zlml Engzln eering MerlJanz'eal E1zgz'neer111 if Civil Engineerzlng EIPffTl.fHI Engz'neerz'ng Law IP F173 CP 41 05 Class Vice-President fl' Baseball Director f2Jg Dunstang Undineg Aleph Samachg Class Baseball Team QIJQ Varsity Baseball Team Qzj fgjg Round Table YVILLIAM BENJAMIN HELLER ROBERT Moss HENDERSON, JR. V AT ELIZABETH IRENE HENNESSY lVlARTHA KASPARA HENRIKSEN X LEWIS MAX HEQUEMBOURG Sacchord Club KENNETH AUSTIN I-IERON 'VICTOR DORAVAL HERRIMAN Neiu fork City Arts Nfontgomery, Alla. Mecbanzfal Erzgineerzlng ,Bl.1lgl7Il7Hf07Z Arts Brooklyn Arty Dunlzlrlz Cl!-'UI-l Engz'neerzng Waxllzzngton, D. C. Cifuil Engineering Brooklyn MFEIJUHZACGI Engineering Z QE Freshman Banquet Committeeg Unclineg John Nloakley House Fund Com- mitteeg Mummy Clubg Masque CARL THOMPSON HEWITT Goulverneur Eleetrzlral Engineering Seal and Serpentg Nlandolin Club QZJ Qgjg Banjo Club QZJQ Junior Smoker Com- mitteeg Ycnang Cayuga Club FRANCES HICKMAN Buffalo Art: AV 05 lcthusg Raven and Serpent WILLIAM Lux HYCKSTEIN Auburn Arts 'F Deceased I4O Junior Records l'lARRY CLARK HILLS l oung.fl0tt'r1, O. law fl! .f 03 W J U15 Round Table, Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committee EARLE TISDALE HOBART Bfoolcfuzf, AIIIIJJ. E!Ft'f2'l-fd!El7gl.lll'E7'l.7Zg W J 05 John Moakley House Fund Committee lX lERVYN HOCKER NORMAN POND HODGES ,fl Ng Class Track Team C25 JOSEPH VINCENT HOGAN Wamtown PHILIP BARLOW HOOE Hfaslazingion, EMMA ALICE HOLBERT Ellmzfuille K K Il BRUA ARNOT HOLLENBECK Iflmta ROGER TIFFT IIOLLOWAY Higllffliff, Pa. NIILLI fork City Moniflair, N. IWNZI an zrnl E rzgz'nver1'1zg Law Cz-vzl Engznefrzng D. C. Czifuzif EIZgl.llt l'7'Z.7Zg Arty .Elgfffliflll Engnzeerzn 17 Czifvzl Engineering .4 A 05 Glee Club C25 C355 Masque, Savage Clubg Rod and Hob JOI-IN NVASHBURN HOLT Clefufland, O. llfeffh an 1.501 Engzin eerz n Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity C25g Varsity Substitute C255 Ice Carnival Com- mittee C35g Rush Team CI5 C25 GERALD LEE HOLZHEIMER Elmira Elertrzral Engzineerzing WVARREN HOWARD HOOK Ithaca Merbaniral Engzineerzing CECIL BLAINE HOPKINS WUfIOHUl-216, Cal. Czifuzil ElZg'li7ZE67'l.fIg ELIZABETH GLADYS HOPPER Itlaara A1-ts WALTER EVERETT HOPPER Newark, N. Ari: VVILLIAM EDWARD HOSCHKE Brooklyn Elffffllfdl Engineerzing Cerberus, Ycnang Class Football C25 C355 Class ball MAYNE S. HOWARD FrcInklz'nfuI'lIe University Scholarship OTIs WOOLNVORTH HOWARD Omaha, Nell. Zodiac, Cornell Fencing Team, Captain C355 Win JAMES MCKECHNIE LAWRENCE HOWE Canandaigua RALPH WILSON HOWE South Salem FRANK VVATSON HOYT Peflzfuille, Pa Basketball C25Q Varsity Basket- Arts Meflaanzival Engineerzng ner of Amsler Medal C25 Electrical Engirzeerzng Meclfanzicaf Engineerzng fyfffcbanirzzf E7I2lAIlEF?'l7'll7 Q. Q Class Baseball C155 Rush Team C253 Ice Carnival Committee 141 Junior Records RAYMOND GUY HULQUIST . Yomesfown Law I K 2' A A5 Francis Miles Finch Debate Club QIJQ Congress fljg Sacchord CHARLES SCRANTON HUMPHREY 174 New Brighton Arts CHESTER JERMAIN HUNN Itlaoeo Agrieulture Agricultural Associationg Cornell Countryman Board fzjg Glee Club Qjg Lazy Clubg John F. Moalcley House Fund Committee fgj GUY HILDEBRAND HUNT ffaslaingtorz, D. C. Cifuil Engineering CLIFFORD MACKAY l'lUSTED Buffalo Meelvonieal Engineering f A Eg Scalp and Bladeg Feed Committee Masque q37Q Properties C3Jg EDWIN RUTHVEN JACKSON Syraen e THOMAS MARSHALI, JACKSON Kennel Square, Scabbard and Bladeg Junior Veterinary Pa. llleebanieal Engineering Q A 05 Aleph Samachg Dunstang UndinegClass Track Team QIJ Czjg Captain fzjg Varsity Track Team fzj fgjg Junior Promena de Committeeg Chairman of Vigilance Committee Q15 General Athletic Director fgj HULBUT SMITH AJACOBY ltlaoea GUSTACE ADOLPH JAHN, JR. Brooklyn ETIIEL LACEY JARRETT Brooklyn Aftermath MARGARET JENKS Itlooea Rielonzond .Hill Long Island Clubg German Play fzjg Business Nlanag EDWARD ARTHUR JESSER Club Q35 GEORGE PENNFLY JESSUP Qnogue Vigilance Committeeg C. S. M. EJ Long Island Club MARION DISNEY JEWELL Selieneetooly HOXVARD WHITE JOHNSON Cliieago, Ill. MARCUS RODNEY JOHNSON Erie, Po. Mandolin Club ORSON TRACY JOHNSON, JR. Y' Lo: Angeles, Cal. N QUniversity of Californiaj 142 A rt: Electriml Engineering A rts A rt: Arif er of German Play Cgjg Glee llffecloanieal Engineering A 115 Meela an ical Engineering Meehan iral Engineering Electrical Engineering Junior Records WILLIAM GUSTAI' JOHNSON llfoedride Law ELLIOT PENROSE JONES llltrr Cbrffef, PH. HHS GROVER HOUOHTON JONES Hniinfin, Tex. .Vvebnniwl -E71gl'7'lf'f'7'1i71g HELEN GWENITH JONES .l1i'im-wille, Pa. ffm MILTON PRATT JONES Deerfield ffgflifllliuff A Z3 Cosmopolitan Clubg Assistant Manager Cornell Countryman QIJ Qzjg Busi- ness Manager fzj C-gjg First Vice-President Cornell University Christian ASSOCiati0I1 JOHN ARTHUR JOSEPH Wilkes-B fzz-1' e, Pa. Meebnnienl Engineerin ALVIN JOSEPHY lN7ew'1 0rl2 City Wlerlaeinzical Engineerin lVlandOlin Club Q21 fgjg Golf' Team QQ JAMES NICHOLAS KEENAN Brooklyn Ci-vil Engineering HARRY KEHOE Omega Cifuil Engineering DEAN LEwIs KELSEY N. Taniiwandn ffff-f .J X5 Class Football Team CIJ fzjg Class Track Team KID Qajg Varsity Track Team QZJ5 Sophomore Light Weight Rush Teamg Andrew Dickson Vvhite Debate Clubg Editor-in-Chief IQO8 Cornelliang Junior Promenade Committeeg Election Com- mittee C3Jg President Cornell University Christian Association HENRY THOMAS KENT, JR. Clifton Heziglytr, Pa. 14115 Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate Clubg Underclass Debates QIJ fzjg Congress Debate Stage Qzjg Congress-Bucknell Debate Team Czjg VVOn Congress Declamation Stage Q2Jg Debate Council Qgjg ,Q4 Memorial Debate Stage QD ARMIN GEORGE KESSLER Sibley Journal OSWALD KIESELBACH VICTOR GAGE KIMBALL HERBERT WILLARD KINGSBURY GRACE ELEANOR KINNEY BOZENNA MARIA KLENIEWSKA ABRAHAM FRANCIS KRISTAL SOL KRONBERG .Q II A ROMEO BENEVENUTO KUEHNS ARTHUR WYNDHAM KUSCHKE Class Crew QJ Orengo Meiiimfaz Engineerin Minnow, 111. Law Fulton VFWTIIUUTY Seormnlle Am Snowdon Arts Opole, Lubelski, Russian Poland Agrieulture Newark, N. Cifuil Engi neer ing New Turk City Civil Engineering lllilfwaulzee, Wir. Meilnnniaz Engineering Plymouth, Pa. Czfuil Engi neff ing 143 Junior Records RALPH RICHARD LALLY Pittsburg, Pa. Meelaanieal Engineering E X5 Mummy Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Varsity Hockey Team QU, Captain Cgjg Class Baseball QD ALBERT MEREDITH LAMIIERTON Brooklyn Meelyanzieal Engineering B 0 Hg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Nlasque Q25 Q55 lVlummy Club VVILLIAM LYMAN LANCE Kingfton, Pa. Ciivil Engineering HARRY L. LANDIS A llfczynerlzoro, Pa. Illerlyanical Eillgl-Tlfffliilg KATHERINE VERONICA LARRIN ltlfara Ari: HARRY COMSTOCK LAW Collins Civil Engineerinrf Ycnang Junior Feed Committee ARTHUR HARTER LEAVITT fllzron, O. Merlaaizziral Engineering Y KD - K L! BRUNO CHARLES LECHLER Brooklyn Ci-vil Engineering TVIAURICE DU FONT LEE WOXhl.Hgf07l, D. C. Merbanz'ral Engineering Z X, Class Tennis Team QID fzjg University Tennis Team QD, University Tennis Champion C21 HARRY JAMES LEFFERT Paterxon, N. Law BURTON ,IUDSON LEMON Bethel Arts French Play fljg Class Cross Country Team QIQ QD, Varsity Track Team QID3 Var- sity Cross Country Team CZD QD, Junior Feed Committeeg Junior Election Com- mittee, Captain Cross Country Team QLD WILLIAM FREDERICK LESCHEN Sf. Louis, Mo. Civil Engineering Cerberus, B A ll, Cl2SSiCl'CW C255 Assistant Business llllanager Cornell Civil Engi- neer, Cosmopolitan Club CHARLES HENRY LEWIS GEORGE WILLIANI TJEWVIS JOHN TWTOORE LEWIS WALLACE BLUME LINDSAY ERNESTO LIX-KLETT Q ll .45 Les Gabotin LUCIEN SAMUELQLOEB Bandhu OLIVE MAY LoNG :La ATertuliag Ossinzng Eleetrzral Engineering Srranton, Pa. Meebanieal Engineering Elkhorn, W. Va. Cifuil Engineering xi nuterelarn Eleetrzeal Engineering Buenox Aires, Rep. Electrical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club Montgonlery, Ala. Arif Oywegg Afff 144 Junior Records CARLOS LOPEZ 7I1l'0, Iloilo, P. I. Czfvil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club CLARENCE LOUNSBURY Barton Agriculture ALBERT JAY LOVE flurorn, Ill. illerlvmiiral Engineerin J 03 Rod and Bob HARRY ADo1,P1-I LUCKER Brooklyn Law 0 ,fl dig Varsity Lacrosse Team QZJQ Junior Law Smoker Committee IQ JAMES TQATHANIEL LUTTRELI, Falls Clvurrlv, Va. Lau' J X5 Frances Miles Finch Debate Clubg Senatorsg Chairman Junior Law Smoker Committee JOHN ANDREW LYNCH Buffalo Low Class Football Team QIJ fzjg Captain Heavy Weiglit Flag Rush Team HAROLD HINE LYON Ellenfville .ffrelaiterlure 9 .1 Q VVARREN MCARTHUR, JR. Clazeago, Ill. lllE'L'Z'llf'llL'6IZ Engineering K fig Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg lee Carnival Committeeg Football Team f3J VAUGHAN MCCAUGHEY Greenfuille, O. Agassiz Clubg Chairman Agricultural Banquet Committee fgjg BENJAMIN STUART NTCCONNELL Sf. ffosepla, Micla. Seal and Serpent BENJAMIN CURTIS MCFADDEN Claiiogo, Ill. Class Football Team QQ EDWARD MCFARLAN Brooklyn WALTER VAUGHAN MCGEE Plainfield, N. if PAUL JAMES TNTCNAMARA Binglaomton H Assistant Manager flgriculture Cosmopolitan Club .Electrirnl Engineering llleelmn ical Eizgzineerzng lWEl'1JUHZ.fUZ Engineering Law Law Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Class Football Team QIJ Q2J5 Varsity Football Squad C3JQ Class Treasurer Q25 LEWIS E. MALLERY Olson EDGAR WILLIAM MALONEY Canton Q E K STEPHEN BABCOCK MAMBERT Kingston JAMES EARLE MANNOCCIR, B. A. Memphis, Tenn. .Mer ban lil' al Engineering Cifuil Engineering Civil Engineering Eleftrifal Engineering Z K I' .fl Ag Assistant Manager Fencing Teamg Assistant hianager Cricket Teamg Masque QIJ Q25 Cgjg Cosmopolitan Club 145i Junior Records ROY CLARK MARCELLUS Z K 2' A A CHARLES WILLIAM TVTARSHALL Protts JAMES VVALLACE MARSHALL University Scholarship Wyzlmerding, Pa. VVALTER STANLEY MARSLAND Franklin 2 K it A ii, one Club Q25 Q35 MABEL AGNES MARTIN Binglaaznplorz THOMAS MARTIN, JR. Belbfuille, N. HARRY MILLS MASON, JR. Baltimore, Md. K 2 MATTHEW DERBYSHIRE MANN, JR., B. Ph. Buffalo K Ag Scalp and Blade, Rod and Bob WALTER LESTER MATTICK Buffalo THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD lllorritfuille .Q Y' cb STANLEY HENRY MELLEN Cat:k1'll-on-Hudson WILLIAM GERHARD MENNEN Ne-work, N. North Adams, Moss. llfleeloanical Engineering Veterinary llleelaan ital Engineering A rt: Arts' llffeelm n ie al Engineering lweely on ieal Engineering Cifuil Engineering A rts A rtx Arts llleelmn ical Engineering cp I' A5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund Committee ABRAHAM MERKIN New York City EDGAR HAMILTON MERRICK Goufuerneur PAULINA MERROW Hartford, Conn. EDNA LENORA MER1'Z Seilolia, Mo., A Cifuil Engin eering Eleetrieal Engin eering A rt: A rt: KA 09 Icthusg Raven and Serpent, IQO8 Cornellian Board, Treasurer Young Woman's Christian Association fgjg Captain Class Basketball Team Q15 QZDQ Manager Sage Basketball Team CARROLL RUSSELL METTEE Baltimore, Md. HAMILTON VINCENT MILES Baltimore, Mol. Maryland Club DANIEL TVTILLER Reading, Pa. Glee Club C32 MARY BELLE MILLER Homer SERENO GLASSELL MILLER Freeport Long Island Clubg Sibley Journal Board 146 Electrical Engineering Cifvil Engineering Arts Aff: Electric ol Engineering Junior Records OGDEN MINTON cb K U' HERBERT ERNEST MITLER Q H A WVILLIAM GLASS NIOORMAN XVALTER GOULD MOREI-IOUSE ALBERT WVITHERS MOIQSE K Eg Glee Club Qzy QQ, Junior Smoker Committee HAzEN H. NIORSE EDNA MOSHER GEORGE FRED MOSHER cb K T5 Wvidowg Savage Club, Glee Committee ANGELO PETER MUSSI STANLEY CROMWELL NEDHAM Seal and Serpentg Freshman Crew, Smoker Committee HARRY MERTON NELSON EDSON HOYT NICHOLS FRANKLIN PIERCE NICHOLS Gargoyleg Artistic Editor IQO8 Corn JENNIE BRONSON NOBLES TOMOJI NOMURA ROBERT SHIMER GBERLY Class Football fly fzjg Sibley Journ CHARLES JOSEPH ADEND,HAL CHARLES CLAYTON ODERKIRK Brooklyn Meelaanieal Engineerzn Nair' fork City llleelzaniral Engineerina Bllj?.0l0 Mechanical Engineering Briarrlijfe Manor Veterinary Nfiw York City Elertrifal Engineering New Rofbelle Arts Kempt Shore, Nova Scotia, Canada Agrirulture Kansa: City, Mo. Arts Clubg Masque, Undineg Sophomore Banquet Auburn Cifuil Engineering Pertla Amboy, N. M'eelnanieal Engineering Naval Director QID3 Class Crew fgjg Junior Eart Ryegate, Vt. Cifuil Engineering Camden, N. 7. Artf Dayton, O. Arelaztefture ellian Sioartafood Arts Takatbima, Ama, 7apan Arebiteetare Easton, Pa. llfleelnanieal Engineering al Board Qzj, Assistant Business Manager Q31 Baltimore, Md. Meclfanz'eal Engineering Batavia Veterinary I' A5 Varsity Football fly Q23 Q35 Dunstang Aleph Samachg Class Vice-President Czjg Class Football Director frjg Vigilance Committee Wrestling Team Czj, Captain QD CLIFFORD RYLANDER OLIVER LELAND STANFORD OSMUN Plains, Ga. Meelaanieal Engineering Delaware, N. Lflw 147 Junior Records ETHEL MAY OVERBAUGH Anzstmlam Arts Sennightly FRANK GII,CHRIS'T OWEN Eau Claire, Wis. Law Z llfg Phi Delta Phi ROBERT STUART QWENS Brooklyn Arts 2' Ng Class Basketball Qljg Golf Team Q35 GEORGE PAASWELL New Yorle City Cz Uz'lEng1'neer1'1'zg Snail and Snake LT KENNETH ANDREW PAGE Atlaens, Pa. Electrziral Ezzginefrzing JOSEPH VTUAQUIN CECILIO PAGLIERY Hn-vnna, Cuba Agfllflllfuff cb 2 K ROBERT GARRET PANGBORN A Baltimore, Mfl. lkleflvanifal Engzlneerzing 0 Eg lWasque C35 CARL NVILLIAM PARKER Glens Falls Arts Congressg IQO8 Debate Clubg Chess Clubg Civic Clubg Deutcher Vereing Debate Uniong Class Football Team Q11 C21 C3DQ Varsity Basketball Team Cgjg Class Basketball Team CID Q25 JAMES XVENTWORTH PARKER Louziswille, Ky. Merlaanifal .E7lgl.7lEFT1'l'Ig dl I' J ROY PAULUS New fork Czliy Czifull Engzineering CHARLES DARIUS PEARCE Pawling Veterinary FREDERICK KINGSLEY PEARCE Brooklyn Meflvanifal Engineering PERCIVAL STARR PECK Yonkers Mecbanziral Engz'1zefr1'11g JOSEPH NEWTON PEW, JR. Pl.ffJllZl7'g, Pa. lllerlsanzlcal Engineering X Wg Varsity Track Team CID Qzjg Class Track Team C255 Dunstang Vigilance Committeeg Flag Rush Team Qlj fly, Flag Rush Marshal QD HAROLD SPALDING PIERCE Syrarusf Arts K .fl SEYMOUR WII,LIAM PINNER New lforlz City Merbanziral Engzlnafring Q ll Ag Sibley Journal:f3Dg C. S. lVl. E. ROGER BURCI-IARD PLATT Barb fffl'-Y LLROY VANDERPOOL POLK POUgl7kFFPIl.F lfeterirlary FRITZ ANDREW POSTEL Dafuenport, Iowa Mefbanz'fal Engzirwerzing Glee Club 148 Junior Records DAVID SI-IEPARD PRATT Townndo, Po. Arts JAMES GIBBS PRATT Slvfrnzzzn Aff: NEIL DEFOREST PRESTON Broolclyn .ElI'L'17'lif!1l Erzginroring ALBERT PAUL PREYER Cinrinnnri, O. Arts .ll A E JOHN lVlAYHEW PROPHET, JR. Mr. Morris Art: K Ag Assistant Business Manager Cornell Daily Sun Q55 Rlasqueg Undine HALLIE ELVIZRA QUEEN I1!l1.YlJl7Zgf07l, D. C. Agrioulrnre EMILIO QUISUMBING llfaslnrzgion, D. C. Civil Engineering VVALTER LEEWORTHY RADLEY Albion MFflJU7Zl-fdl Engineering Cayuga Club MARIE GERTRUDE RAND Brooklyn Arif WALTER EDWARD RAND Brooklyn Veterinary WILLIAM BATCHELOR RAPLEY WaJlaz'ntgton, D. C. Meclaanical Engineering 2 X5 Scabbard and Bladeg Military Hop Committeeg Class Baseball Team QZJ ELEANOR REED Red Bank, N. Art: A Q5 Icthusg Third Class Vice-President QD HARRY PAUL REIBER Pittsburg, Pa. MFCl20MZ.fUl Engineerin 2' X5 Class Baseball Team QIJ Qzjg Varsity Hockey Team JoHN LouIs REIBER Piitrburg, Pa. Law 2X5 Masque Castg Round Tableg Class Baseball Team QIJ fzjg Captain Qzj HERMON CAMP REID Brooklyn McflJanz'cal Engivicering' MARGARET MARY REIDY ltlaom Art: HORACE ROBERT REIGHART THEODORE GEROW REMSEN Junior Varsity Crew OSCAR LYNN RHODES 0 .F K HARRY AMES RICHARDS University Scholarships HIEL GILBERT RIDER .Ll X CHARLES EDWIN RITTENHOUSE Class Track Team Qzj I1 Yobnsffon, Pa. Noiu fork City Balfzimow, Mil. Ale-xanrlfr Roflvrstor llfarlhngtorz, D. C. 149 Elortrzfal Engiizofring MoflJa1Iifnl Engzinfering Clfuzl Ellgl-11L'E1'Z.71g Arr: Law lllfflmniml Enginfering Lf Junior Records HAROLD W, ROBBINS Wz'njield, Kan. Morbanzlcal Engineering C. S. M. E. FLOY HOWELL ROBERTS Itlaara Arts KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS Malden, Moss. Arty X Wg Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Dunstang Savage Clubg Undineg Bench and Boardg Masque f2j fgjg Widow Board fly Qzj QD, Editor-in-chief fab fgjg Spring Day Committee fzj HARRY LANGDON ROCKWOOD Olean .Q Y' ID LOUIS HERMAN ROESSEL Brooklyn 40 K W' GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY N. Tonatuanala .4 X5 dl B Kg University Scholarshipg Andrew Dickso mopolitan Clubg Cornell Era Board QD HERMAN LEON ROGERS Stony Brook NIABEL ROLLINS New fork Czty THOMAS PEARSON ROLLOW, JR. LOUIS DENMAN ROOT Syracuse n White Wynnewood, lv. T. Ar!! llferll an :ral Engzineerz n Am- Debate Clubg Cos- Mofl1onirolEngineerIng Arty Ciivzil Engineering Mecllnniral Engineering A lag Class Baseball Team QID5 Varsity Basketball QID Qgj, Captain Cgjg Dunstang Baseball Director LEO ALBERT ROSENBAUM New York City Ar-tr Chairman of Class Pipe Committeeg John F. Nloakley House Fund Committee MORRIS BURT ROSEVEAR Wharton, N. Electrz'falEng1'neerzn HENRY LANSING ROSSIRE Yionkerx Elootrzral Engineering LAWRENCE lVlARVIN RYAN Syracuxe Electrical Engzinevrzing Seal and Serpentg Mandolin Club fly Czj Qjg Junior Feed Committee Qgjg Banjo Club Qjg Second Lieutenant fzjg First Lieutenant fgjg Cornell Cadet Corps ROBERTO DE MESQUI1'A SAMPAIO Sao Paulo, Brazil Merlaanz'oal Engineering FLORENCE SAMUELS Brooklyn fffff ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS Brooklyn Arif Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Congressg Interclass Debate Teams CID Qzjg Congress Debate Stage fgjg University Scholarships DANIEL HENRY SANDERS Cortland Czlvzil EngI'neer1'ng ISO Junior Records EDMUND ARCHER SAUNDERS NIYRON EDWARD SAYLES HENRY SCHACI-VI Deutscher Verein JOHN NoYEs SCI-IILLING 61 A 07 HENRY ERNEST SCHLOBOHN CARL JACOB SCHMIDLAPP f X HAROLD KENT SCHOFF J Il' LEO SCHULTHEIS RALPH CARL SCHWARZ ALVAH ALISON SCOTT JAMES HERBERT SCOTT DANIEL HENRY SEAMAN Rl.Cl'lIl0fll1, Vu. Pitixfirlif, llffius. Brooklyn Alfmrzy lrorzkw 5 Cmrz'nnaiz', O. P111-1l1ti6IPl7Z.H, Pa. Brooklyn Rorfaester Hilo, Ha1L'a 1'1' an Islands Pbiladelplvzva, Pa. Frankford, Pa. University Orchestra, University Band Agriculture MFKIVHHZIEKIZ Engirzeerzng lift! LCFLU Lau' Arts llflerlmrz :ral Engineerirzg MFCl7llHl.CHI Engz'1zefrz'ng Elfffflbfdl Engineering llfIer1Janz'cal Engirzecrzing lVfer1Janical Engirzeering Civil Engineering JOHN GREGORY SEARS, JR. Owago Law Z gf, ID A dl EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE Ithaca Cifuil Engineering A T Og Class Cross Country Team QIJ fzjg Varsity Cross Country Team fgjg Sopho- more Banquetg Junior Promenade Committeeg Election Committee, Vigilance Committee QQ, Rod and Bob CLARENCE THIES SEIPP A T :lg Undineg Assistant Nlnnager QUEEN FIDELIA SELOVER Al F5 lclitlius LUIS DE SENA HARRY LYMAN SHARP BYRON SMITH SHATTUCK ETHEL ELIZABETH SHAW KATIE JANE SHEFIIELD PEARL GERTRUDE SHELDON CfJl'CUgU, Ill. Masque Horrzell Soma Clara, Cuba Buffalo Irloafa S. zfmberxt, Mass. Warsaw Irlaaoa T51 Cifuzhl Engzhneerz ng Arts Czlvil Engz'neerz'ng Eleftriral Engineering Veterinary Arty Arts Arty Junior Records ' CARL ROGERS SHEPPARD .Q-uincy, Mass. .LKFLU IP J 95 IP Ll CD5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Class Baseball Team fly, Round Tableg Junior Smoker Committee NIAL SHERWOOD Liberty Cifuil Engineering PROBHAKER SADASHIRA SHILOTRI Bombay, India Art: HENRY HERBERT SHIRES Troy Mechanical Engineering Cerberus SETI-I WHITNEY SHOEMAKER New fork City Art: ,cl K Eg Cornell Daily Sun Board Qzjg Nlanaging Editor C355 Vigilance Committee Qgjg Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committee, Masque Cast QIDgJ0l1f1 F. Moak- ley House Fund Committee QQ ' RAYMOND CALVIN SHOOK Yloungrtofwn, 0. Mechanical Engineering B 0 Hg Class Football Team fly, Junior Feed Committee HARRY STEPHENSON SHOPE Harrzishurg, Pa. Electrical Engineering 0 E5 Mandolin Club QID fly fgjg Masque fzj Qgjg Savage Club, lee Carnival Com- mittee A ALTHA CEMANTHA SHULTS Freeville Arts OMAR HOWARD SIMONDS Duluth, Mzinn. Electrical Engineering BERENICE CI.AIRE SKIDELSKY Philadellahia, Pa. Arts LOUISE BINNEY SKIDMORE Philadelphia, Pa. Arts Sennightly ALICE ADELINE SKINNER Oswego A71-ts EMMA FRANCES SKINNER Ithaca Arts Wayside Club KINGSLEY VVILCOX SLAUSON lllialdletofwn Arts HAROLD MALE SLITER Elmira Mechanzical Engineering JOHN ALLEN SLOAT llfatertown Cifuil Engineering JOSEPH SLUTZKER A Altoona, Pa. Electrical Engineering Cross Country Club CID Czj C33 Y RALPH ALCORN SMALLMAN Wazzreon, O. Civil Engzneerzn A fl! .QQ Mandolin Club C25 Qgj BERTHA EMILY SMILEY Ithaca Aft-f CATHERINE SMITH Rensselaer filftf CLYDE EDWIN SMITH Lodi Veterinary 152 Junior Records DAVID THEODORE SMITH Brooklyn Law Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Congressg Buffalo Debate fljg Bucknell Debate Qljg Interclass Debateg '86 Declamation Stageg '94 Memorial Debate Stageg University Scholarships FLORENCE GIvENs SMITH Irbnro Arts J f' FRANK CSARRETTSON SMITH Brooklyn Meflmniral Engzineerzna 0 E5 Mandolin Club Q25 QD FRED WADSWORTH SMITH llion Elertrzral Engineering GILES MILTON SMITH Utim Arolriterture Gargoyle LAWRENCE Ross SMITH Affddf Clfuzl Engineerzing LEWIS RAYMOND SMITH Greene Arts Q7 I-' A5 Masque VICTOR EDWARD SMITH Bayonne, N. Electrieal Engineering HOWARD LEE SNIDER Cleveland, O. Aff! A KE5 Masque Cast QID5 Sophomore Smoker Committee FLORENCE lVlARGARET SNOWDON Scranton, Pa. Agriculture Waysideg Second Class Vice-President C255 Raven and Serpentg President Qzjg President Sports and Pastimesg Class Basketball KID Qzj HAROLD JOSEPH SNYDER A K E5 Widow Q3j ALFRED MODESTO SOBIERALSKI ROBERT MASON SOHNGEN .4 K E5 Class Baseball Team CLAIRE LOUISE SOUTHWORTH University Scholarship. ROLLAND LEE SPAIDE lp Z Kg Masque WILLIAM ANGELL SPELMAN ROBERT JONES SPENCER Cornell Era Board WILLIAM ECHOLS SPRAGINS HELEN MARIA STEARNS KA .4 05 Raven and Serpent Azzlrurn Brooklyn Hamzilton, O. Holley Hazelfon, Pa. Clmmplain Brooklyn Hnntrvz'lle, Ala. NOT1UZ.flJ, Conn. 153 LHTU Czlrvzl Engineerzing Law Arts llffeclnan real Engineering Clllillll Engineering Arr: Cifvil Erzgineering Art: ADELAIDE ESTELLA STEIN . A I' FLOYD C. STEPHENS Mandolin Club QD JOI-IN HOYT STEVENS DONALD STEWART Junior Records Baia-via Clifton Springs Roma Brooklyn A Elettrzfal Engin eerin Czhfuil Engineering Elfffflifdl Engineering A if .QQ University Scholarshipg Class Secretary QIJ5 Cornell Daily Sun Board CIJ Q21 Qgjg Second Track Team C213 Glee Club CZJ QJ5 Junior Promenade Committee HOMER EDGAR STEWART, JR. lfarren, O. Eletttital Enginecruz Mandolin Club Q35 MARGARET MILES STEWART Troy Arts EDWIN ARTHUR STILLMAN Brooklyn .Mecbaniral Engineerzng J CD5 Mummy Clubg Sophomore Banquet Comm-iirjeg John F. Moakley House Fund Committee DAVID AYARS STODDART IIXIIZREJ-BC17'7'L', Pa. M6flJGHl.fHZ Engineftzn 41 215 Junior Smoker Committee LYELL STORER Q Morton flletlvanzral Engzineering EMMA FLORENCE STRANG Waterloo Arts University Scholarship ANNA CLEGG STRYKE Pbz'1aa'elp11ia, Pa. Arts K K F5 Raven and Se-rpen WILLIAM CHARLES STUART JOHN HOWARD STURGE SX HAROLD ALEXANDER STURGES Glee Club QIJ Czj fgjg Ban WILLIAM BAYARD STURGIS I Q KIA LOH CARLOS SUN EARL SUNDERVILLE CLARENCE SEBASTIAN SWEENEY tg lchthusg Election Committee Qljg Pennsylvania Club Irtfizzgton-on-Hudson Civil E7Zgl'HFETZ1l Rorbtrter Saratoga Springs Elertrical Engineerzn Merbonzhfal Engzineerzn jo Club Q21 QD, Leader Qgjg Junior Feed Committee Now fork City Shanghai, Cfaina Newark Inaqanapolzix, Ind. df J 05 Class Baseball Team QIJ5 Sophomore Smoker Phi Delta Phig Dunstan ROBERT SWINNEY DeRuyter B A Hg Cornell Civil Engineerl' Board JACOB TAUBENHAUS Safed, Palextine 154 Meehan ical Engin eerzn Mifljdnlifdl Englinfffling Vffffllndfy LHTU Committeeg Round Tableg Cifuil .Engineering zfgrzculture rt: Junior Records JOHN VVRIGHT TAUSSIG Kirkwooal, fllo. Ci-vil Engineering Cerberusg Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Football Team fzj Qgjg Varsity Cricket Team Qzjg Flection Committee c3DQ Chairman Junior Smoker Committeeg Rod and Bob GEORGE HERRICK TAYLOR HENRY FRY TENNANT QP' 2' JUAN FRANCISCO TERRAZAS A 0 ALVAI-I LAMAR TERRY, JR. X fl! FLORENCE SKIPLEY TERWILLIGER VVayside Club ZAIDEE TSABELLE THEALL K A 0 EDWIN RANDOLPH THOMAS E fl Eg Pyramid JOSEPH EDGE THOMAS GEORGE ROGER THOMPSON HARRY ASHTON THOMPSON CARRYL NELSON THURBER Long Island Club MATHER FRANCIS THURSTON Andrew Dickson White Debate Clu EDWARD LEWIS TIFFANY LEWIS AUSTIN TOAN OTIS HOWARD TODD WARD KELLOGG THOMPKINS JOHN CAMPBELL TOWNLEY FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND A nlsterifam M n yfuille Cllliflllflllllll, fllexiro Louisfuifle, Ky. Ellenfuilfe Cfyelfea, Ilflass. fyoonforkef, R. I. Darlington, ilflzf. 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Engineering W T5 Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Undineg Masque Qgbg Vigilance Committeeg Class Track Team Qljg Varsity Track Team CID QZJ Qgjg Varsity Relay Team QQ HARRY HOLLISTER TRIPP Izlaaca Czluil Engineering 155 Junior Records HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE Haxfzings-on-Hzlflson llleelmnzcal Engineering A fl' .Q5 Varsity Cross Country Team CI55 Class Track Director CI5 C355 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Varsity Track Team C25g Cross Country Club C355 Junior Promenade Committee EDSON JAY TUCKER Buffalo Art: B 0 U5 Q 11 CD5 Scalp and Bladeg Round Table5 Chancery5 Masqueg Sophomore Banquet Committee ROBERT PATTERSON TURNER St. Louis, Mo. lllerlaanical Engineerinh , X W5 Freshman Banquet Committee5Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Undineg lVIummy Club5 Assistant Manager Cornell Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs5 Masque C25 C35 ROBERT TIFFT TURNER, JR. Cwlee Club5 Masque HERMAN ALFRED UIHLEIN X 9' RALPH WILLIAMS ULLMANN 0 44 X5 Masque CARL OSCAR ULLRICH FERMIN URRUTIA Cosmopolitan Clubg La Tertulia Elm 1',- H Mzilwaulzee, Wray oak Park, 112. omg PM La Plata, Arg. Rep. Zl4ECl9L171l'CL1l Eng Mffbdnllfdl E71 Merl9an1'eal Eng Clliilhl .E 71 Nleclaanirul Eng zneerznb in eering ITTZEETITZ 0' llflfffl H l7'lI'E7'Z fl JOHN BLOOMFIELD USHER Netu fork City llffeclaanzral Engzneerzn Z' A E WILLIAM RALPH VAN BUREN Fz'slalzz'll-on-Hudson Arts STEPHEN Loarr VANDERVEER Patflaogue Alrff Z W5 Class Crew C255 Undine5 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Mummy Club5 Ice Carnival Committee5 Assistant Manager of Navy C355 Aleph Samachg Masque ELLIOTT VAN DEVANTER Baltimore, Md. CZIUZII Engineering PIERSON MoNIf.oE VANKIRK ltlaaca Law X 05 Mandolin Clubg Class Football Team C255 Round Table RAY VAN ORMAN Irbafa Veterinary Varsity Football Q15 C25 C355 Class President CI55 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Vigilance Committee C35 AR1 HUR OLIN VAN OSTRAND lzbara Vefffirldlfy CHARI ES RAY VINCENT Odell, lll. MKC1JUH1'C0l Engzlneering T' 2 5 Mummy Clubg Masque C35 156 OSCAR DEIDRICH VON ENGELN Dayzan, O. Barnes Shakespeare Prizeg IQO8 Cornellian Boardg Expedition, IQO6 Junior Records Art: Agassiz Cluhg Cornell Alaskan CLAUDE GARFIELD VOSBURGH Elmira Hez'g1Jtr Czilvzll Engzirieorirzg WILLIAM BARKER WVAIT Ifatkzinr Zlfeebanzltal Engineering W f K LESTER VINCENT WALKER Babylon Ari: Long Island Club WILLIAM EARL WARD Little Falls Law WILLIAM HARRY VVA ISON Pzittxburg, Pa. Meebanzical Engineerzing HENRY EARLE WEAVER Utita Arts Mandolin Club LOUIS DAVID WEBSTER Ilion Efertrzieal Engineering THOMAS TKVHITNEY BENSON WELSH Montflair, N. 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Buffalo Art: 69 .fl X3 Murnmy Clubg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Com- mitteeg Ice Carnival Committeeg Varsity VVrestling Team Qzjg Manager fgjg Undineg Bench and Boardg Masque QQ LEONARD HARRISON MARTIN WHITNEY H0I'nell CZJUZ-I Engineerzirzg PHILLIP JOHN WICKSER Buffalo Arts K .Eg Class Crew QZJQ Masque f2J fgjg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund Committee HAROLD WILDER Elmlnurrt, Ill. 0 Ll X3 Masque' Qjg Cornell Cross Country Club C35 EDITH LUCIA WILKINSON J lj ARTHUR LINFORTH WILLooosE Varsity Track Team QIQ QZJ5 Aleph ELEANOR ADISTA WILLIAMS J. STEWART WILLIAMS HARRY KEITH WILSON B A U5 lce Carnival Committee En1porz'a,TBan. Brooklyn Samachg Junior ltlmfa Kingrton, Pu. Bloomzlngton, lll. Arty Arif Crfuzl Engineerzn Smoker Committee Am H Civil Engzineerzing Cziwzll Engzineering CHAUNCEY LIVINGSTON WILTSE Fullerton, Nab. Art: ADAM HEBER WINDER Dayton, O. Law Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Tnterclass Debate Teams CID Qzj QD, Cham- pionship Team f2jg Congress Debate and Declamation Stages QIJ C25 QD, Win- ner of Congress Debate Medal fgjg Buffalo Debate Team fljg Leader of Bucknell Debate Team C255 Congress, Speaker fzjg Civic Club FRANK LOUNSBURY WISE New fork City MEClJ077l.IOZ Engzirzeerrno TSIDOR ERLICH WOLFE Brooklyn Law Civic Clubg Cornell Congressg Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate Clubg Interclass Debate C21 GEORGE ARTHUR WONDERLX', Ph. B. New Kzngston, Pa. Elertrical Engineering EDVVARD AINSLIE WOOD Dallas, Texan' Civil Erzgzineerinv ll K A5 Rod and Bob 158 Junior Records PERCY O5N1UN XVOOD Itlmm Secretary Class fzj C319 -lunior Smoker Committee XVILLIAM NIAXVVELL WOOD X dl GEORGE CARROLL Woooaurr QLIN FITCH VVOODVVORTH JOHN HALLECK VVORDEN GEORGE Aucusrus XVORTMAN RALPH FENTON VVYCKOEF KOLIANG X7IH POTlllI71tl, Orr. Cnnfdm Boroalzino lIlF5fD10!'I'jtII1d Kingston L05 ffrzgcles, Cal. Foofbow, China Cosmopolitan Clubg Cornell Congressg Francis Miles Finch D FREDA ZORN Brooklyn University Scholarshipg German Play QQ l l l X f-. fi, X. x NC Ns 4- X 159 Algnrulzure Mn bmzifal .Engzneerzlng Law Elfrtrzml Erlgzinrrrzlng A715 Ilf1t'I17071l'l'f1I Engzirzferzing Czlfuil Engirleerzing Agfllfulfuff ebate Clubg Lazy Club Am 3, Q 1 .V 13 .5 .,. ,I3.j:.55Igf2.' :i,'1i5Qi,fm5, H 53-325,21 5igr':, . 'f.g. -isa ' rn -5 If- 1 f - -ref' nit- fr. '11-S ez--I . -. :--1 I. pi f,'- 5 3 QW A 9 ,A L. A ,I S C J ' , '. , Q 44, , - M M., ,,,. . F.: .,.. ..- -.r -. V- - I -V ,- A.. px: -SA 1. t- ,rw 1, . A Q-ri - '- .. if. j:,. 1:2 ' - -'55.:: gf' RS.. .v .ia ,- .Gwmf .- gc.. 3. ., We 1.2.3 q.: J . . - . ,' ' ' :,........:QN.-ulwk-Siztki:Q..-' 5 EDWARD AUGUST ARNOLD . ALBERT MORTIMER BELL . fl K K ERNEST SIMONS BISHOP, A. B. New Glen . New fl T .Q5 fp A Z5 A. B. Brown University CHARLES BRENDLER . HAROLD WILLIAM BROWN . 0 K T5 N Z N LOUIS BALLANTINE CHAPMAN N .S N MORRIS JOSEPH CLURMAN, A. B. . . 0 A E5 A. B. Cornellg Chess Team C21 fgj Qjg H. Morse Stephens HENRY JULIUS COHEN JAMES ALLEN COOLEY . N Z N BENJAMIN DAVIDSON . C. ROY DAVIS YVILLIAM DENTON A K K HAROLD DEXVOLF N Z N LEO CHARLES DUBOIS . New York City Head, L. I. York City York City Jersey City Hartford, Conn. . . . . . New New York City Debate Club York City Canandaigua Brooklyn . Fort Madison, Iowa Port Jervis Bristol, R. I. 160 Newburgh PHEI-IE LOTT DUBOIS . K K F5 A E I NlORRlS FARKAS . . FREDERICK JAMES FARNELI. 0 A f ARTHUR T. GILLETTE . Q I' 0 BENJAMIN GINSBURG . DAVID GOOTENBERG . LEWIS ARTHUR GOULD N E N GAYLORD WILLIS GRAVES, A. B. . .Q In lpg A. B. Cornell MARY LUCIA HAMBLET, A. B. . A E Ig A. B. Wellesley LEON HARRIS . . . WILLIAM EDWARD HARTIGAN A K Kg Masque Q21 ARTHUR EDMOND HOAO . KD A I RICHARD HORACE HOFFMAN dl A E BENJAMIN JAHLONS . DAVID JOSEPH . . . GEORGE EDWARD KANOUSE . Medic Juniors Holmdel, N. New York City Providence, R. l, Cuba New York City New York City Interlaken Binghamton Salem, Mass. Brooklyn Norwich Millcrton New York City New York City New York City Hackettstown, N. Q In KD WALLACE KRUGLER . JCYSCY City Q I' Q MILTON ALBERT LAMPERT . . . Bf00l4lYH Austin Flint Prize in Physiology fzj PHILIP LIEBLING . . . New York City IDJE 161 MARK LIPSHITZ . J HARRY CLIFTON LUKE, Ili. G. . Medic Juniors fl fl, N E N, Pb. G., University of Buffalo GEORGE MICHAEL LYNCH . MAX NIARSCHARK cb A E JOHN FRANCIS MCGRATH KDAE JAMES REID lVlITCHELL, A. B. . A. B. Cornell, Chess Team QIJ Q25 C35 QQ S. MERCER NIOORMAN . .Q In 0, A. B., Georgetown College GEORGE MOSHER MORRISON FOSTER MURRAY N Z N MAX NADOOLIVIAN LEANDER ALLISON NENVMAN Z' K 1' A 11, N S N PAUL O,BRIEN . Y' N L N, Harvard CHARLES LEO 0,NEILL, A. B., A. M. . . A K K, A. B., A. Nl., Beton Hall College HAROLD MAX RABINOWITZ . WRI CHARLES JOSEPH VINCENT REDDING A K K, A. B., Syracuse JOHN PHILIP ROHN A K K ALEXANDER HYMAN RUBINOWITZ . Brooklyn Salamanca Andover New York City Holyoke, lVlass. New Orleans, La. Georgetown, Ky. New York City Brooklyn New York City Penn Yan Pittsburg, Pa. Newark, N. Brooklyn Owego Newark, N. Brooklyn . Hornell HARoLD ELMORE SANTEE, A. B. . A1 ln, Q In CP, A. B. Cornell '04, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samaeh, Savage Club, Glee Club Q31 CAD, Business Manager Sun QQ, Manager 1904 Class Book, 1904 Cor- nellian, Senior Class President 162 LEO SAMSON SCHWARTZ ID J E HARRY' VAN NESS SPAULDING N f N XVILLIAM FRANCIS STEINBUGLFR GEORGE DOREMUS STILSON .QIWD NVILLIAM TOMKINS ll? A .S VVILLIAM JOSEPH WVALKER, A. B Medic Juniors A K Kg A. B. College of City of New York ABRAHAM WALZER . . ROBERT JOSEPH WNHITE Q 2 ID RODNEY RALPH WILLIAh1S . .Q In 09 ROY BALDWIN WYNHOOP . .Q 2 ID ABRAHAM ZINGHER JEROME ZUCKERMAN . KDJE llll l l ll . 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GEORGE MEINHARD KELLER GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS JAMES VANDEVER COLPITTS RANDOLPH WOODRUFF VVEED EDWARD DE VERNE KELLY Class Officers I67 . . Prexzdent . First lfice-Pre.vz'z2'enf Second Vice-Pre.vz'a'ent Tflircf VZ'CE-PfE.VZ'd6Tlf . Recording Sarretary Corresponffing Sefretary . . Treaxurer General Atbletzl' Dfreftor . Footbalf DZ'7'Efl'07' Baxebaff Dzlrertor Track Director . Crew Direftar Sergeant-at-Army 4,3152 .. .. ,C , v v :f:v,.,,., .-1zw,.t A X , 1, aw:-...Q 'P,, 'f ' 7 - f . s f-,1',21e ::f.', -. 'VL- iv 45. ' ff A. -5-f :H ia 4. -'fififf-P' f - .vw F f , . gg: f- , , , f f Q.. '52i?.L?Ez..-i'- Lim 1,11 gn- 1 , iff :J-545 h 3 , 2. A. - '?SfPZErf ' Ia' ff -, .agfaf 2-If gf- -1 xv '.-. -mais. idly?-, , 1 69' JJ' 'X'?,'-YY . X iw . xrPf':,1, A 1 . I,-54, - . N ,335-,,,. .... . .MQ L .Q in '41gf,figQfif5fI 'gggzgg . K 'Q-1 .,.f'. V fuk ie' 31 ww. 1-.Sf -x 'gf we A- .aa .. . .. 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' r.g-,i5g.'1j:e 31? 3,45 Freshman Class Ten, Ten, Afineteen Ten, Cornell, I fffff, NZ.Il6fFFlZ Ten COLORS: YELLOW AND WHITE Class Officers DAVID ALOYSIUS XVI-IITE . CHARLES ANTONINUS CARROLL KATHERINE EATON NINA VAN DYNE . . RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT . MADELINE REYNOLD . 'CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY . CHARLES KISH SHAW . IHAROLD STAR . . . .EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE EDWARD TIFFIN COOK, JR. . FRANKLYN WARMAN MORROW 169 . . Prexident Frrft Vzlce-Presiderzt Seronzi Vz'ce-President Tfafrzf Vine-Preszlient Recording Serretary C0rre5porza'z'ng Secretary . . Treasurer General Atfaletie Direftor . Football Director Baxebnlf Director Traek Direftor Crew Drredor ... I f r X . VV mf , fr?igZI11lra1lBfEll1 i 1 X A f 7f ' f7 1 V g 'A ' V . Q-nm: ': , , . .- -, , ' 1 I . - F ijian, 9 3 :gl 1 , 13 Q ai- WHT ' ff five.- Y- ' '3 GENERAL SVM MARY E 1 L, Government, Teachers, and Other Officers TRUsTEEs:- TEACHERS:- Ex 0HHcio ....... A ....... . 9 P1'0flCSSO1'S ....... . . . Elected-By the Board .,... 20 Assistant Professors . . . By the Alumni .,... IO -J? Lecturers .....,. . . . By the New York Instructors . . . State Grange .... 1 Assistants, etc. . . . . Total ...... . . . W 40 Total . . . LIBRARY STAFF ..., OTHER OFFICERS .... PREACHERS. .. .,., GRADUATE DEPARTMENT :- Fellows ............,, . . . Scholars .,......,......... Students Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees . , Graduates not candidates For Degrees ,........ ....,. Total, deducting For 40 names counted twice . . GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE CoURsEs .... Total Graduate Students COLLEGE OF ARTS AND Sc1ENcEs:- CQLLEGE OF LAW:- Senior Class ............... 145 Senior Class . junior Class .... 156 Junior Class H Sophomore Class . , 188 First Year Class Freshman Class . 232 Special Students Special Students . . 14 TY Total .. Total . .. 735 170 IOS 67 I2 147 173 25 15 200 I3 213 208 48 65 QI 3 507 20 28 25 421 207 THE NIEDICAL COLLEGEI- STATE COLLEGE or AGRICULTURE :- Senior Class, N. Y. City . . . 71 Q I Cl Iunior Class, N. Y. City .... 64 ' elllol' 355 ' 17 Sophomore Class, N. Y. City 61 Illlllol 0352 --'-- - - 315 Freshman Class, N. Y. City . 65 2-Opllhomofecl lass - - - - ' 2 Specials, N. Y. City ...,.... SVCSITEU d ass ' I Sophomore Class, Ithaca .... 23 Pecla tu cms -- - - - 13 Freshman Class, Ithaca . . , . I 3Q Total . h 261 Total .............. 2 STATE COLLEGE OFVETERINARY NIEDICINEZ COLLEGE or ARCHITECTURE' Third Year Class . . . 33 Senior Class .-,- - 15 Second Year Class ... . 23 JUHIOT Cl21SS ---U 9 First Year Class . , . . 30 S0Pl'10m0fC Class .- - 20 - Freshman Class . . , . 30 Total ' ' 86 Special Students .. . 7 Total . . . 81 COLLEGE OE CIVIL ENGINEERINGI- SIBLEY COLLEGE or MECHANICAL ENGI- . NEERING:--- Sellluol C1288 -- A 33 Senior Class .. . . 219 .lumol Class -'r ' - 79 Junior Class ..... . . 228 Qollllomofe Class -' - - 138 Sophomore Class .. . . 253 Freshman Class - - - l5l Freshman Class . . . . . 349 Speclal Students - - ' Special Students . . . 23 Total - - 460 Total .... 2 . . . 1072 Total number of regular students, deducting for names Counted twice. . 3442 ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT. Summer Session, IQO6 .....,........,................. . . 642 Short Winter Course in Agriculture, IQO6 . ...... . . 248 Geographical Summary New York .,.. .... 1 947 Alabama ..... . New Hampshire .... Costa Rica . . . . 2 Pennsylvania . . . . . . . 310 Kentucky . . , . South Carolina, , . . Ecuador . . . . . 2 New Jersey . . . . . . 154 Mississippi .,.. . Hawaii ......... . Holland. . . . . . . 2 Ohio ....... . . . 127 Philippines . . . . Oklahoma ..... . Switzerland. . . . 2 Illinois .,..... 98 Tennessee , . . . Wyoming ....... . Turkey . ....... . 2 Massachusetts ........ 85 North Carolina . Indian Territory .... Asiatic Turkey .... . 1 Maryland ..,......... 53 Kansas ..,... . North Dakota . . . . Bulgaria ..... . . . 1 District of Columbia , . 48 Washington . . . Idaho ......... . France ....... . 1 Connecticut., ......... 44 Delaware .... . Canada .....,,..... Guatemala . . . . 1 Virginia .... . ...... 35 Minnesota. , . , . China ..,..,,....... Germany. . . . . 1 Michigan ..., 30 Utah . .,.,... . Argentine Republic. . Ireland .... . 1 Indiana ..,. 29 Vermont . . . . Cuba ........,..... Nicaragua . . . . 1 Colorado . . . 21 Georgia ..... . India ......,....,. Norway ..... 1 Texas ...... 21 Louisiana , , . . . Mexico . . . . Palestine . . . . . . . 1 California . . . 21 Nebraska ..... . Japan . . . . South Africa . . . . . 1 Iowa ....... 19 West Virginia . Brazil . . . . Sweden ...... . . . . 1 Missouri .... 19 Arkansas ...... . . Peru ...... . Urugay ..... ,..... 1 Vllisconsin . . . 16 Montana .... . 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ORLANDO BURR HASTINGS GUIDO FRIDOLIN VERBECK ROGER WOLCOTT HITCHCOCK GEORGE FRANKLIN POND HANIILTON COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HARVARD HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WILLIAMS MANHATTAN MIDDLETOWN KENYON UNION CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL WISCONSIN Alpha Delta Phi Founded at Hamilton College, 1832 Hamilton College . Columbia University Yale University . Amherst College Brown University . Harvard University . . Western Reserve University Bowdoin College . . Dartmouth College . University of Michigan University of Rochester Williams 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 University of XR7lSCOI'lSlIl 193 York 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1345 1846 1851 1851 1855 1856 1858 1359 1869 1878 1889 1891 1393 1896 1397 1902 lpha Delta Phi Cornell Chapter Established, 1869 JAMES MORGAN HART FREDERICK BEDELL CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES FRANK LOUNSBURY WISE ROB JULIUS THOMPSON BENEDICT ' In F acultate WILLARD JOHN CRAWFORD, JR. DAN PARMELEE EELLS FRANK SPENCER GRESHAM ARTHUR POWER HOLLOWAY CARLETON BROWN HUTCIIINS CHARLES LEINNIGER BRADLEY CHARLES BARNETT GOODSPEED DAVID WENDELL BEGGS LOYD HEMAN BROWN MELVILLE GILEILLAN BROWN RICHARD HENRY COBB FRED EUGENE GARDNER HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE OTIS AMSDEN GIAGE In Urbe SAMUEL DUNIONT HALLIDAY JOHN HOWARD SOUTHWORTH WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER JOHN WINSLOW ERT BREWSTER STANTON 1907 PARIS MARTIN JAMES QUIGG NEWTON HENRY SIBLEY PUTNAM ROBERT SCHURMAN JOHN SNAPE SOMERVILLE EDGAR ZOLLINGER WALLOWER IQO8 ROGER TIFFT HOLLOWAY ARCHIE GORDON ROCKWELL IOO GILBERT PHELPS HALL ROBERT CATTLE HARGREAVES JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. GEORGE HERBERT ORAHOOD THEODORE GRIFFITH ROCKWELL ROBERT BREWSTER STANTON, JR. IQIO ROLDEN LEE BORDEN SAMUEL BROWN MILLARD TERRY PITKIN CLAY ALBERT WILLIAM PETERS DONALD STUART GRAY WALTER CHESTER SAYLE HAROLD OLIVER STANTON IQ4. if Lf, Phi Kappa Psi Founded, 1852 WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA SVVARTHIVIORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSI'IY COLGATE UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON-LEE UNIVERSITY BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA I-I I UNIVERSITY OF BXIISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WITTENBURG COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OHIO DE PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LELAND STANFORD, IR,, UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS Phi Kappa Psi New York Alpha Established, 1369 JAMES MCMAHON HENRY GAY CARPENTER ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT HENRY BELDON MITCHELL FRANK FETTER EDWARD HENRY HULBERT ISAAC MADISON BENTLY RALPH CLINTON LANDER JOHN LARKIN WETHERILL JOHN YYVINFIELD AITKEN HAROLD VVALGROVE BOUSFIELD GEORGE FREDERICK MOSHER GGDEN MINTON EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON LOUIS CARL HERMAN ROESSEL MILTON VALENTINE CHRISTMAN THOMAS VVIERMAN PIOLLET ROBERT STANTON BAUM SETH GRANT MALBY FRANK MODERNO SANGER, JR. JOHN HEFRICH MORGAN MARION HAWTHORNE MERRISS JACOB YEAKEL DIETZ FRY DOUGLAS JOHNSTON MILLER' HENDER HUDSON CLARK SCHUYLER CHARLES SAMUEL HOLMES 198 WY' F ' V ' Y u 1 9 I Q1 CDKUS m f '-9 U v' 5 , , fi? 2 xx , A Q3 Q 9 6 f , 3 .f ,F Z' rj ,,. A k .L', ' fl X I 4 , X tmm f P1 . THETA . MU . ALPHA . PHI . EPSILON . CHI . Psi . TAU . NU IOTA . RHO . X1 . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA , GAMMA DELT'A DELTA DELTA EPSILON DELTA Chi Psi Founded, 1841 Roll of Active Alphas 201 Union College Williams College Nliddlebury College Wesleyan University Hamilton College University of Michigan Amherst College Cornell University Woffo1'd College University of Minnesota University of VVisconsin Rutgers College Stevens Institute - University of Georgia Lehigh University Leland-Stanford, Jr., University University of California University of Chicago Chi Psi Alpha Psi Chapter Established, 1869 EDWARD GUILD WYCKOEE ALLEN NORTON DRAKE CLARENCE FRED VVYCKOFF PAUL KENDALL CLYMER CHARLES LOVE DURHAM RAY RIVINGTON POWERS GEORGE RAYMOND SAILOR WALTER CHENEY DYER ROBERT PATTERSON TURNER CLARENCE GREENWALD BAMBERGER HERMAN ALFRED UIHLEIN KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS JOSEPH NEWTON PEW, JR. CLARENCE RAPLEY ANDREWS JOSEPH BOWES, JR. LYALL DECKER LOUIS BURHANS DAUMONT FRANCIS BARTOW DWIGHT 202 HENRY MILO CURRY HORACE SILLIMAN DE CAMP WERNER WILLIAM GOETZ GUSTAVE JAEGER REQUARDT LEON VINCENT ALMIRALL JOHN FARSON STRING SAMUEL WILLIAMS ALBERT DILWORTH MATTHAI CLARENCE JAMES POPE PAUL WILLIAMS HAROLD BRANSFORD LAMB THEODORE WHITE WILBUR ADELBERT CLAFLIN Delta Upsilon Founded, 1834 Roll of Chapters VVHJJAMS COLLEGE . IJNION LINIVERSITY AMHERH'COUEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE. COLBY COLLEGE , UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER WUDDLEBURY COLLEGE . BOWUXHN COLLEGE . RUTGERS COLLEGE , BROWN UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY . CORNELLIhUVERMTY BAARIETTA COLLEGE SYRACUSE-UNIVERMTY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY HARVARD UNIVERMTY . IINIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY TXHTS COLLEGE . DE PAUW UNIVERSITY . . AUNIVERMTY'OF PENNSYLVANIA . . . IJNIVERSITY OF BHINNESOTA . . . BAASSACHUSETTSINSUTUTE OE'TECHNOL0GY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE .... LELAND STANFORD,JR,-UNIVERMTY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . MCGILL UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA ,TORONTO UNIVERMTY . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY IJNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . 205 1834 1838 1847 1847 1850 1852 1856 1857 1858 1860 1865 1865 1869 1870 1873 1876 1880 ISSO 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1894 1896 1896 1898 1898 1399 1901 1904 IQO5 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS SIMON HENRY GAGE IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS HON. CHARLES E. HUGHES JARED TREMAN NEWMAN WILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS HARRY ALEXANDER BRUCE DOUGLAS BERTRAM WESSON ARTHUR WOOD DUBOIS IRLAND DAVIS LOUIS DENMAN ROOT HAROLD KENT SCHOFF HENRY EMERSON DAVIS SAMUEL HAMILL ABBEY HART CUMMIN GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE BERTRAM POOR FLOYD SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKER Delta Upsilon In Facultate JEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS CHARLES HENRY HULL JOHN HENRY TANNER WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY FRANK ARTHUR BARTON CHARLES HENRY TUCK Trustees In Urbe 1907 IQO8 IQO9 IQIO JAMES H. EDWARDS JOHN FREDERICK FITSCHEN ARTHUR THAYER HENRY PASTOR DUBOIS FERNANDO ALEMAN FRANK CHARLES LOEGLER DAVID AYERS STODDART THOMAS LOWE BOGARDUS ROGER ALLEN BALDWIN LAWRENCE GALE BENNETT FRITZ FERNOW RICHARD EVETT BISHOP RANDOLPH WOODRUFF WEE JOHN CHARLES WHEELER HENRY ANDREW KIEP, JR. JOHN WALTER SMITH 206 D, JR H ,. Q-Qi 5 DLKQQIQ 1 J . ,Q 3150 -rllflz ' D f Q 1656630 g 'S . ' V Lf 5, i A . . 1 AGA e . f Q -fH Ti ' f if Qeqvyvf' ,1 . Kgs' 75 f 2: are 1?EE? ffff,,WfQ4fffQ9 02,3232 ,,ffff,9ff'Q1f . 45 ?2F'3'i'-1 . oily 'ffl' Q, ,, 3f1Qf 2- , fipcaalfsgfgff -ff? 'ggi QBQ- . V1lp0iHE5Q ' 5'2 ,7f,5f2-N gfyfwfyy ' ' Wir ' ' 'if A i f gfaqyffff l viPaX0gf3'f Ae- def AGL 7 ' ey fm Zff it-gr 1? 7551 ff? ' JWRW 'RN Qlsf mw f ??Gll.r Xgmcfeo 5 pam .TAKE Q QPLIPXQI 01,w:1ca,J?I1, dim. P1-11 ,THETA X1 SIGMA GAMNIA Psi CHI UPSILON BETA KAPPA LAMBDA ETA P1 IOTA ALPHA ALPHA OMICRON EPSILON RH0 ,FAU MU Nu BETA PHI PHI CHI PSI PHI GAMMA PHI PSI OMEGA BETA CHI DELTA CHI DELTA DELTA PHI GAMMA GAMMA BETA THETA ZETA ALPHA CHI PHI EPSILON SIGMA TAU TAU LAMBDA ALPHA PHI DELTA KAPPA TAU ALPHA SIGMA RHO DELTA P1 RHO DELTA Delta Kappa Epsilon lfoundetl at Yale, 1844 Roll of Chapters Yale University . , . Bowdoin College Colby University Amherst College . . Vanderbilt University . University of Alabama . University of Mississippi Brown University . . University of North Carolina Miami University , . Kenyon College . University of' Virginia . . Dartmouth College . . Central University of Kentucky . Middlebury College . . . University of Michigan . Williams College . Lafayette College Hamilton College . . Colgate University . . . College ofthe City of New York . University of Rochester . Rutgers College . . . De Pauvv University . . Wesleyan University , . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Western Reserve University . Cornell University . . University of Chicago . Syracuse University . Columbia University . University of California . Trinity College .... University of Minnesota . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology . Tulane University . . . University of Toronto . . University of Pennsylvania . McGill University . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of Illinois . . University of VVisc0nsin . 209 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 1847 1850 1850 1851 1852 1852 1852 1853 1854 1854 1855 1855 1355 1856 1856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1870 1871 1874 1876 1879 1889 1890 1898 1898 1399 1900 1902 1904 1906 Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Chi Chapter Established, I87O Fratres in Facultate REV. CHARLES MELLEN TYLER CPHIJ JAMES ALBERT VVINANS QTAUJ EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER CGAMMA PHID CHARLES EDWARD MANNING EDWIN GILLETTE DAVID EUGENE MARSH CHARLES VICTOR PARSELL FRANK DAVID BOYNTON QAlp EDWARD LIVINGSTON DAVIES ROBERT HOWLAND COIT NELSON JARRJIE DARLING HOWARD LEE SNIDER ROBERT MASON SOHNGEN OVERTON THOMPSON HOWARD SEE CHARLES KISH SHAVV CHARLES EDWARD CROWELL, GEORGE FREDERICK HEWITT, BENJAMIN DORRANCE BEYEA JR. JR. ALFRED ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE CPSI PHIQ Fratres in Urbe ROBERT TAYLOR JONES QMUJ REV. WALLACE ELIAS BROWN QPhi Gamm REV. EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE QPhij ha Alphaj CONY STURGIS fTlIeraJ Undergraduates 1907 HARRIS BOOGE PEAVEY HERMAN BARTHOLOMAY FRANK HERBERT PHILBRICK WARNER GREEN BAIRD HUGH BEDLE CONOVER IQO8 SETH WHINLNEY SHOEMAKER IQOQ CHARLES lW:ARTIN I 9 I O 210 RALPH TOMPKINS CHACE JOSEPH BENSON TURNER, JR. ADRIAN VANSINDERE LINDSLEY FRENCH FRANK HARRINGTON MCCORMICK EARNEST CLARKE HEG HENRY HOWARD BENNETT COLEMAN CLARK KEELER 3 Z? ' v M' W I If vw ':'W'f J-sq x 'I My xy ,inf WL If 3 Xl,-W M H I X. x x -fu? H'i:Q:Q:3:3 ,5,,f:Q:Q4:1 ' ,l b -' , -IW-- -I 7 j- I ' ' -1. H fif l rf Af ' Q: .1 :fl .. 15:3 1 2:2:, . .:5:5 fjfifzp 'E H ' T' ,W5 QII1' '.1f:.1. 1-if . 1-1 T .: 3:i:31i:3:1: -1113131515151 'WW - I w a ,in 14'II I5mI1 1 ' iL.'.'.'. Hull, nxl' .'.'.'.' ' :fy-3' ...,.l! I .. -. ... nu .. I . - lin ... g x A 65 xx Ax i K Xi X xxixky X X 4 BETA GAMMA DEUTERON DELTA DEUTERON EPSILON ZETA ZETA DEUTERON ETA ETA DEUTERON THETA DEUTERON IOTA IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA LAMBDA MU DEUTERON NU DEUTERON X1 OMICRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON RHO DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTERON PHI CHI CHI DEUTERON PSI 15 Theta Delta Chi Founded at Union College in 184.8 Roll of Charges Cornell University . University of Michigan . University of California . College of William and Mary Brown University . . McGill University . . Bowdoin University . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University . . . Williams College Tufts College . Boston University Amherst College . Lehigh University Hobart College . . . Dartmouth College College of the City of New York . Columbia University . . University of Wisconsin University of Minnesota Lafayette College . . University of Rochester . George Washington University Hamilton College . . 213 1870 1889 1900 1353 1853 1901 1354 1903 1890 1856 1891 1856 1877 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1895 1867 1867 1896 1868 W .-, MSP - v, .. 'Q A SMQQR . 3, S , ., A TS' I ' '- H - A H-K BQBQ . f J - xg - --A - -7 .., ar --: 14' ...L 4. 134' 'fi' - ' 721, I 4 ?,1 ,-1, I A if Q. P BBT:-Eliglvm - .. 5 ' V- 'f -z-.Q --'R' I-M. A I fv-I Q' , 'l . ,Q Q. - bf 1 f M m 'E . , 514'-12 ' 9-11,55--rib.: .f 1221. YL,-f:,,.'e1f:S::.1'.- . ,isp-af, 'A 1, 'Y - f-' - , 1 . ,AA H, W -bn if Th t D lt Ch' Beta Charge Established, I87O Faculty ERNEST WILSON HUFFCUT ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH Town LUZERNE COVILLE DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE University ROBERT BENJAMIN WAUGH ROBERT M. SCHMID WILLIAM C. CAPRON FREDERICK AHBE Seniors CHARLES RODMAN STULL RALPH BURT ROE JAMES HARVEY BAKER FRANCIS SALISBURY ADAMS HORACE LATHROP DAWSON CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER ALFRED PETTIS HOWES, JR. WILLIAM SAMUEL ROWLAND Juniors HORACE PATTEN BAKER C RALPH WILLIAMS ULLMAN HAROLD VVILDER WILLIAM BECKWITH VAN LOAN WHITEHEAD, JR. Sophomores HARRY FREDERICK PRUSSING HENRY HALE, IR. HERBERT LACY SMITH GEORGE ALFRED TILDEN ROSCOE COOK TINDALL JAMES ARMSTRONG HARRIS, I GEORGE MEINHARD KELLER ROBERT H. TIFFT Freshmen THOMAS RICE ROLLO GEORGE ERVIN KENT NEMO MELVILLE FISCHER 214 THOMAS MINTON HEERMANS JOSEPH CROCKER SIBLEY, JR. KENNETH GOADBY HAXTUN Ji x hug iiiixw I g, 'WN- Q ll W sb, . 4 f-lp wr ..-rfgz., f l A M51 .Q F you , :. 9: my by . . .gg 131 9 f Ugg ,- , mvf W 3, 'l frffiifih X 2 is ml-P - Qs my-1 , at g352??s gli2 M' V ' ' ' : 4 -4-WI xg NR-x P2 ,lpn ,T f Ti l f X E- .. LW, ,sf 45132 I K' .4 QL! ?,sS2S'1 .aww Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University in 1848 Chapters COLBY UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT WILLIAMS COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPHTMACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRE COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE IVIERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY MIANII UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE CASE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY WABASH COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON MCGILL UNIVERSITY CCanadaj SOUTH DAKOTA 217 ,Ii , , -, .. I ,. qE 'S -:LR+.:'f1- ig, I we 'W A , . . , , s x 2 5 Spllos E: 'ng9'Rv I :cfm 5,5 .gi www ,S f'-Www-. A,...::f f.-. - I ES. -L E-,Sufi-U ,, ,-, - 5 5 'VXI-.f.-.mf izifrgfxifz-E'..'4f,, i f L'-, , .- 'fi' irq' ' 'Y ll' 13,1 12- .1 rf. V1 : 5 1 Rf I Im . I. R. It - , L' gin, Kg, I g:.,:,S - '.- 'S 5 jf lxgzi F 'll --,Ss-2-S .,,.,1.,,..43,,,S,.RI5-g,:.,,.,.. gg ,S NWN - ..lp.,, ,J ,. S.-1-f..,,f.,v.---...AV-0 -- A 'rf 4'-- 1 -1.. 4 A r f: - . ., S54 E1 Ph' D lt Th t New York Alpha Established, 1872 In Facultate JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRET LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY PHILLIP BATCHELLER PAUL Undergraduates 1907 l DWIGHT SWAIN SIMPSON OSCAR ALBERT TRORLICHT WALTER VAUGHAN MCGEE HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS GEORGE KOTHE WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN JOEL FITHIAN SHEPPARD ENOCH LEWIS BURNHAM GEORGE ELLIOTT HOUSSER IQO8 CARL ROGERS SHEPPARD THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON CLARENCE SEBASTIAN SWEENEY ROBERT ROBINSON BERGEN HARRY CLARK HILLS STANLEY JOE DULANEY JOHN CONNER BURKHART CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD EARLE TISDALE HOBART JAMES DONALD HALL GROVER HOUGHTON JONES IQOQ JOSIAH MORRIS BALDWIN LAURANCE WILBUR HITT AUGUST CARL BOHLEN PHILIP CHARLES WHITING XNILLSON HOWELL PATTERSON IQIO Y LOUIS GERALD SHIELDS JOHN LAWRENCE REDMOND STANLEY WARD COOK WILBERFORCE RICHARD WHEELER ROY BULLARD HOLBROOK HAROLD EMERY HORTON HERBERT HAGGAS CONWAY HENRY HOOKER FORBES JOHN DANVSON PAUL JOHN KIRKMAN 218 I +V- 'X' f S A ' 's I ,W 2' 'N 'lain C V Q v ' ' V 3, .xx Efi wglj gw b 2 -R yf N -1- - ii w ,vw AF , t X fm 'E ss, J? 1' KSJIIWQ Beta Theta P1 Founded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1839 MIAMI UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON-JEFFERSON COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN WABASH COLLEGE CENTRAL COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA KNOX COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE BELOIT COLLEGE BETHANY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WITTENBERG COLLEGE WESTMINSTER COLLEGE IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY DENISON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER UNIVERSITY'OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY RUTGERS COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY R011 Of Chapters 1859 1841 1841 1841 1842 1845 18515 1845 1845 1847 1347 1850 1852 1853 1353 1855 1855 1858 1860 1861 1866 1867 1867 1869 1869 1872 1872 1873 1873 137+ 137+ 137+ 1375 1875 221 BOSTON UNIVERSITY MAINE STATE COLLEGE JOHNS, HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA KENYON COLLEGE COLGATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNION COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY AIVIHERST COLLEGE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY NEBRASKA STATE COLLEGE DENVER SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY OF DARTIVIOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURII LEHIGH UNIVERSITY YALE UNIVERSITY UNIVEIKSITY OF CHICAGO LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY BOWDOIN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PURDUE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE 1876 1878 1878 1879 1879 1879 1880 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 1891 1892 1893 ISQ4 1900 IQOO IQOO 1901 IQOI 1902 1902 1903 1904 nw 0 M901 17' I , ,, .ASA x' . ll 255 1151 'mill H0974 LI-A WS fr-W .45ff'zC'Ti',vf VI. 1 ::v'.',-W - - .--y-vi-f-' .,E,,.,Af Q' J. fffyfj , . .IAQ I .ily TQ, '- -1 ,.,, Wil 3 . . Ti? L51-! ---'SHN 1 A--tl?---QI A-.mb -5 ---w e f 155Q,gff?'f' 'Ff,L'FaxQ ' ',5:,,.1a- I 2 F' 1 J 'f5T'fg -H RS Li i'f1 ,-'--f': 3, L .MLA ,, gi 3.7 ,5,5:..,i , ,Q Beta Theta Pi Beta Delta Chapter Established, 1874 In the Faculty HERBERT CHARLES ELMER EVERETT WARD OLMSTED WILLARD HENRY AUSTEN ABRAM TUCKER KERR ERNEST BLAKER QAIpha Nuj PAUL RUSSELL POPE fBetaj ALBERT BERNHARDT FAUST QAlpha Ch1 EARL VINCENT SWEET QBeta Thetaj HERBERT GROVE DORSEY CAlpha Etaj PERCY HODGE QBetaJ ALVIN LESTER BARTON QLambda Rhoj Graduates WILLIAM MASSEY CARRUTH OLIVER CARY LOCIQHART QPU Undergraduates 1997 WILLIAM HENRY FORBES WILFORD LEROY UMSTAD CARL CORNWALL TALLMAN ROBERT WARREN SAILOR ADOLPH COORS, JR. WALTER WOOLSEY' STORM NORMAN CLIFFORD MASON EDSON JAY TUCKER ALBERT IVIEREDITH LAMBERTON HENRY MORRISON SHORT RAYMOND SAGE HUMBURCH JAMES HERBERT JAMIESON RALPH DANIEL BOBB JAMES EDWIN WATERBURY, JR. GROVER COORS HAROLD SINCLAIR NORWOOD JVIACLEOD IQO8 RAYMOND CALVIN SHOCK RALPH WHITTLESEY KEELER 1909 LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG, JR CLARENCE DOUGLAS ANTHONY CLARENCE ARTHUR ENGLISH CARL HAWLEY WATSON IQIO CHARLES GLENVILLE BLAKE ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERY JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT DONALD FRAZER CRANE 222 THETA . DELTA . BETA . SIGMA . GAMMA ZETA . LAMBDA KAPPA . Psr . XI . UPs1LoN IOTA . PHI . CHI . BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU RHo . OMEGA EPSILON Psi Upsilon Founded at Union, 1833 Roll of Chapters 225 Union College New York University Yale University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College Wesleyan College Rochester University Kenyon College University of Michigan Cornell University Trinity College Lehigh University University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of Chicago University of California I 34 ,xy Aa. 1 . 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EMI My P 0 .1 ANDRENV DICKSON WHITE WATERMAN TI-IOMAS HEYI'ETT FRANCIS MILES FINCYI WALTER FRANCIS WILCOX LOUIS MONROE DENNIS FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON CI-IAUNCEY PRATT BIGGS EDWARD JAY MORGAN EDMUND SXVAIN BROWVN ROBERT BURNS ORMOND HOYVLAND PADDOCK ALBERT JAY BOARDMAN SAMUEL BALTE ECKERT CHARLES BURNS JOHN PALLISER DODS LANGDON BABCOCK CI-IARLES SEAMANS BROXVN HENRY RICHMOND JAMES FRANCIS WILLIAAI MCCH ESNEY GEORGE ADAM ALLEN STANLEY WOODRUI-'E ALLEN ALFRED WILKINSON CONICLIN JOHN BRADLEY DELEHANTY EDWIN DANIELS HALI In the Faculty HENRY SI-IALER WILLIAAIS In the City CHARLES LACY SI-IELDON Undergraduates 1907 1908 1909 FRANIC AUSTIN IVICELROY 1910 GEORGE KENNEDY IME RIE 226 GOLDYVIN SMITH CHARLES BARCOCR LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON FREDRICK SI-IERARD DENNIS CI-IARLES LOOMIS DANA FRANK SIDNEY FIELDER JOHN LAWSON SENIOR STEPHENS CURTIS WOODIAIULL HENRY CRAIG SUTTON XVILLIAM STUART STOWELL HAROLD FLETCHER WARDWELL JOI-IN PRESTON HALSTEAD FREDRICK BARRETT TOWNSEND WARD EMERSON WHITE CI-IARLES RAY VINCENT JAMES PI-IELAN HENRY FAY TENNANT ELMER IVES THOMPSON CYRIL ADOLRI-:US FAUCHER FREDRICIC JANSEN NOYES THEODORE RODES MURPHY ROBERT EARLY PI-IELAN FRANK RICI-I WALLACE WALTER BENNETT WOODRUEI-' to frn LH 1 ,Q PL -4' A -Q-. E. T' WX ,f E, fb F3 M N , - ,xl 2 f L L Qi. A W ' A X' A Nw ff 5 5 N ' K W fig' J Dwlm Jin? 1 W , lz. 3 TK 3 Kappa Alpha Theta ALPHA BETA DELTA EPS-ILON . ETA . 1oTA KAPPA LAMBDA . MU . PI . RHO . TAU UPSILON . PHI . CHI . Psi . 4 OMEGA . ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA . ALPHA DELTA . ALPHA EPSILON . ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA ETA ALPHA THETA . SIGMA . GAMMA . ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA ALUMNAE BETA ALUMNAE GAMMA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE ZETA ALUMNAE . ETA ALUMNAE . IOTA ALUMNAE . KAPPA ALUMNAE LAMBDA ALUMNAE MU ALUMNAE . XI ALUMNAE 16 Founded, 1870 Roll of Chapters 229 De Pauvv University Indiana State University University of Illinois XVooster University University of IVIichigan Cornell University University of Kansas University of Vermont Allegheny College Albion College University of Nebraska Northwestern University University of Minnesota Leland Stanford, Ir., Univer Syracuse University ' University of Wiscoiisin University of California Swarthmore College University of Ohio Womans College of Baltimore Brown University Barnard College Vanderbilt University University of Texas University of Toronto Butler College Washington University Greencastle, Indiana Miniieapolis, Minnesota New York City Chicago, Illinois Columbia, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana Burlington, Vermont Los Angeles, California Pittsburg, Pennsylvania Athens, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Kansas City, IVIissouri S MRS. Kappa Alpha Theta Iota Chapter Established, 1881 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK In Urbe MRS. G EORGE RAY CHANIB ERLAIN MRS. EDWARD L. NICHOLS MRS. DAVID ROE MRS. LUCIEN A. WAIT MRS. ALBERT W. SMITH MRS. LOUIS M. DENNIS MRS. THOMAS L. LYON MRS. CARL C. THOMAS CECILA AGNES LAW MRS. BENJAMIN F. KINGSBURY JESSICA MAY HITCHCOCIQ ELIZABETH NICHOLS Graduates ALICE A. GRAVES Undergraduates 1907 GRACE RUSSELL GILBERT MARIAN LEATHERRIAN MARY DONNELLAN I9O8 EDNA LENORA MERTZ ZAIDEE ISABELLE THEALI. HELEN M. STEARNS I9O9 HELEN LOUISE MCFARLAND MARY REYNOLDS PRESTON CHRISTINE SCHERMERHORN AVERY LOIS W. WING QUEENIE NORTHROP HORTON JULIA WRIGHT NICCORMICK M. MARGARET VAN DEUSEN IQIO ELIZABETH CLARKE ETHEL C. XVHITELEY OLIVE L. WPIITSON 230 Kappa Kappa Gamma PHI . . BETA EPSILON BETA SIGMA Psi . BETA TAU BETA ALPHA BETA IOTA BAMMA RHO C A I BET UPs LON LAMBDA . BETA GAMMA BETA NU . BETA DELTA XI. . KAPPA DELTA IOTA MU . . ETA . . BETA LAMBDA UPSILON . EPSILON . CHI . , BETA XYETA rl.iHETA . SIGMA OMEGA . BETA MU BETA XI . BETA OMICRON PI BETA ETA BETA P1 . Founded, I87O Alpha Province 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. Allegheny College, Swarthmore, Pa. West Virginia State University, Morgantown, Beta Province Buchtel College, Akron, Ohio VVooster University, Wooste1', Ohio Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Adrian College, Adrian, Mich. Hillsdale College, Hillsdale, Mich. Gamma Province Indiana State University, Bloomington, Ind. De Pauw University, Greencastle, Ind. Butler College, Indianapolis, Ind. University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. University of' Illinois, Champaign, Ill. Northwestern University, Evanston, Ill. Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington, Ill. Delta Province University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Iowa State University, Iowa City, Ia. Missouri State University, Columbia, Mo. Nebraska State University, Lincoln, Neb. Kansas State University, Lawrence, Kan. Colorado State University, Boulder, Col. Texas State University, Austin, Tex. Tulane University, New Orleans, La. University of California, Berkeley, Cal. Leland Stanford, Jr., University, Cal. University of' Washington, Seattle, Wash. 231 W. Va HENRY NEEDHAM MRS MRS MRS MRS MRS. Psi Chapter WALTER FRANCIS XNILCOX NATHANIEL LAY GARLING FREDERICK STORRS FREDERICK DRAIMOND COLSON Kappa Kappa Gamma Established, 1883 Urbe HESTER JENKS ANNA VAN BENSCHOTEN MARTHA ETHEL DODSON ANNA CLEGG STRYKE ALICE HOLBERT JANE GOUINLOCK CHARLOTTE BABER MARY JOSEPHINE HULL EMMA ALINDA LATHROP EMMA SAWYER JULIA MELOTTE MARION MCDERMOTT KATHERINE ALEXANDER Graduates GLADYS MILLER Undergraduates ANNA MAE DENITON ELIZABETH ARMITAGE BRUXN CAROLINE CECILIA CRAWFORD SARA FRANCES BURNS KATHERINE EATON MADELEINE RENOLD 232 Delta Gamma ALPHA . BETA , ZETA ETA THETA . IOTA KAPPA . LAMBDA . XI . RHO SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI PsI . . OMEGA KAPPA THETA ALUMNAE CHI UPSILON ALUMNAE PSI OMICRON ALUMNAE Founded, 1872 Chapter Roll 233 Mount Union College University of Washington Albion College Buchtel College University of Indiana University of Illinois University of Nebraska University of Minnesota University of Michigan University of Syracuse Northwestern University University of Iowa Leland Stanford, Ir., University University of Colorado Cornell University WOmH11,S College of Baltimore University of Wisconsin Lincoln, Nebraska New York City Baltimore, Maryland Delta Gamma Chi Chapter Established, 1885 MRS. MRS. MRS MRS. MRS. In Urbe HERBERT CHARLES ELMER CLARK SOUTHERLAND NORTHUP . WILLIAM LONG WILLIAMS SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT WILLIAM A. STOCKING, JR. NAOMI JENNETTE CARPENTER Graduates FLORENCE M. CORNELL ELSIE MURRAY Undergraduates MARION ARMSTRONG GRACE CHRISTY MARY ELIZABETH MCCAEE SADIE AGATHA BOWMAN MARY AGNES CHRISTY ANNE WILSON DOUGHTY ETHEL SEDDEN HAMILTON JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON L FANNY GARDNER SELDEN ULU'ALLT STRONGE 234 QUEEN FIDELIA SELOVER FLORENCE GIVENS SMITH ADELAIDE ESTELLE STEIN EDITH LUCIA WILKINSON FLORENCE OLIVE KING RUTH INGALLS STONE , .31 'MA ev 1 , f' Wg, , -aff - 1 ' wg -V Q7 ,Wah M.5,f,f, iffa-, aff: 7 A G, , I ' , 7f Hmf.sA usa' vowss PEJ NTING G0 5UFR:fL0 in Alpha Tau mega Roll Of Chapters PROVINCE I. ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY ALABAMA EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY PROVINCE II. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TULANE UNIVERSITY PROVINCE III. UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ADRIAN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA IVIERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA -UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY' OF CHICAGO PURDUE UNIVERSITY I-IILLSDALE COLLEGE ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTO UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA PROVINCE IV. UNIVERSITY OF MAINE TUFTS COLLEGE WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE COLBY COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PROVINCE V. COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA PROVINCE VI. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY IVIUHLENBERG COLLEGE N WVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON LEHIGH UNIVERSITY TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHING'fON AND LEE UNIVERSITY PROVINCE VII. OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY WOOSTER UNIVERSITY MOUNT UNION COLLEGE PROVINCE VIII. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY WITTENBERG COLLEGE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 337 -2 3-L 'aa I K . - ,1 . 1,1 -. ii? 7 ' fu, ' ' I 1 ,1 1, QIEQI' Qi -V H , - ,Q 5- ' , X1 A 1- aww S- 'fu 7'- , fvsg 'gh.. ,- if 'Q I We A ' 2--T-RW? f -i'.1:l,,iT, :ff ' fe-A-5A.4J: jf -.,5 3. : ' :Qf '-wg : -J ., .f . ' Alpha Tau mega In Facultate JAMES EDWARD CREIGHTON BLIN SILL CUSHMAN EUGENE PLUMB ANDREW In Urbe CHARLES EZRA CORNELL WALTER JAMES ARMSTRONG JOSEPH M. BURNS ALFRED HARRISON JONES Undergraduates FRANKLIN DANA HOOPER ELMER P. BRADLEY WILLIAM BOUCK CORNELL ARCHIBALD EDWARD DRAKE LAURANCE KNIBLOE CARROLL LOOMIS MELVIN AUGUSTUS C. BECKMAN AUSTIN FRANK STILLMAN JAMES DEWITT WILLCOX HENRY WALKER ALEXANDER ELMIR JAMES BOOTH GOODWIN DAVIS ELLSWORTH ROBERT LEWIS COE CHARLES ALVIN HAINES RALPH ALCORN SMALLMAN DONALD STEWART 138 EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE HORACE WALTER KRAMER ALFRED LONG OCHS GEORGE MERWIN CHAPMAN FAY HEMMING BATTEY FREDERICK OLIVER EBELING JAMES SCOTT KIEHLE EDWIN HAVENS ATWOOD ALBERT JAY ARGUE RICHARD KNIBLOE LLOYD ROYCROFT SMALLMAN OTIS LORD FARLEY RALPH HOLEROOK HIGGINS JOSEPH EDWIN GERARD LIERBERT DURWARD KNEELAND , Wa .fif,,4 ' . 1 eff Phi Gamma Delta Founded, 13.1.8 Roll Of Chapters WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MAINE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE YALE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA ROANOKE COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE XVOOSTER UNIVERSITY 241 ADELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE XVITTENBERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY DE PAUW UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE VVABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE LINIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF IVIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO WILLIAM JEVVELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY Phi Gamma Delta Kappa Nu Chapter Established, 1388 CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MARTIN LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL ERNEST WILLIAM SCHRODER JOSEPH WALTER BINGHAM PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE ERNEST DAVID BUTTON ROWLAND ASHBY CURRY ALEXANDER GROSVENOR DONALDSON EDMUND HENRY EITEL PAUL BENTLEY LUM JOHN EDWIN ARMSTRONG TURNER SCHUETTE ARNOLD GEORGE DUDLEY BILLS, JR. VVILLIAM TURNBULL BURWELL, HARRY RANDOLPH COEPIN THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON ROBERT NORTH STERLING WOODFORD PATTERSON CHARLES FREDERICK LANDMESSER CARL ALVORD GOULD JOHN WESLEY HORWOOD EDWARD ALLYN JANES CLYDE DEMAREST HUTTON FRANK PUTNAM DEANE ALVIN LEROY GILMORE FRED LEE HEILMAN WILLIAM GERHARD MENNEN JAMES WENTWORTH PARKER LEWIS RAYMOND SMITH PERRY MILLER ARMSTRONG CONE BARLOW HENRY NVORTHINGTON BLISS PERRY HAMLIN CORNVVALL JOHN FREDERICK HEMBERGER CARL BRYANT HENNING PHILIP ZELL HORTON LAWRENCE ROBERT BANDLER CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE FRANCIS MITCHELL EDWIN BoO'rH SHILTON KENNETH ALDEN VEIT 242 QQ M Q 4? an 6' .f 1 1 aww f'f mu 'wkuraf N K , x,:, Ef '5b 2 - ' . f2f.3. - - ,gf I ' 1-:fy 'Z-: - 'Qf-My i' lf:-, if' do 5 Sf S ' ix. . -5 v m: Em nur? 1 Ly, KENT BENJAMIN BOOTH STORY COOLEY POMEROY IVIARSHALL JAY WE BSTER HAMILTON GIBSON CHOATE XVAITE FIELD CONKLING TIEDEMAN IVIINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARLAN SWAN MCCLAIN LINCOLN OSGOODE FULLER MILLER GREEN COMSTOCK DWIGHT FOSTER RANNEY LANGDELL 17 Phi Delta Phi Chapters Law Dept. University oFMichigan, Ann Arbor Law Dept. Illinois Wesleyan University, Bloomington Northwestern University Law School, Chicago, Ill. School of Law, Columbia University, New York City St. Louis Law School, Washington University, St. Louis, Mo 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. Dept. 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 Qregon, Portland, Ore. School of Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Law Dept., Qhio 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 Law Dept. Leland Stanford, Jr., 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. Western Reserve Law School, Cleveland, Ohio Law Dept. University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. 245 Phi Delta Phi Conkling Chapter Established, I888 In Facultate FRANK IRVINE ALFRED C. COX W. L. DREW WALTER F. WILLCOX ALBERT H. WALKER In Urbe SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY JUDSTON A. ELSTON FRED A. CLOCK GEORGE A. DAVIS JAMES L. BAKER EDWARD N. JACKSON E. C. WATSON H. W. HITCHCOCK Undergraduates 1907 JOHN ROBERT PARKER ROBERT BURNS DUDLEY RUSSELL HOWARD EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON JOHN HOOKER MOOERS FRED LEE HEILMAN THOMAS LOWE BOGARDUS WALTER VAUGHAN MCGEE CARL ROGERS SHEPPARD FRANK GILCHRIST OWEN JOHN GREGORX' SEARS IQO 24.6 CARLETON HUTCHENS EDSON JAY TUCKER PARIS MARTIN EARL BLUNN COVERT WILLIAM NOWLEN HALLOCK HARRY CLARK HILLS CLARENCE SEBASTIAN SWEENEY HENRY FRY TENNANT WILLIAM BEW WHITE HOWARD STANLEY JONES BURT MORROW KING ww y ISSI f 4 me N Y X S 72 NW- X! Q H 512 'Y . 3 ar Us xi. ,5 1- wx K , If zz X K . I . I X ffl? HWAOK -f 5-iii Q ' Q 4 V Q- 11:-1-5-3152-.13-211' 'Av , SC f 'x L 1 N 5 xg P. Q5 'i N 2 flapgxwf J . I f 2 ,f Y 4, ly, f A . 4+ 1 . I J 'lwfsu N :V ' . ,ear X ., W ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA TH ETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 Alpha Phi Founded at Syracuse University, 1872 Chapter Roll Syracuse University . Northwestern University De Pauw University . Cornell University . University of Minnesota . VVoman,s College of Balitrnore Boston University . . University of Michigan University of Wisconsin . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of California . . Barnard College . University of Nebraska Toronto University . Chicago Alumnx Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnae New York City Alumnx Southern Alumnx Western New York Alumnx 249 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1899 IQOI 1903 IQO6 IQO6 Alpha Phi Delta Chapter Established, I889 In Urbe MRS EDVVARD BRADFORD TITCHENER MRS. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD MRS. EDWARD GUILD WYCKOEF A MRS. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN MRS. CHARLES WILLIAM WURSTER MRS. HOWVARD WAIT RILEY MRS. XVILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE ALICE GERTRUDE SMITH MADELINE ESTELLE BERGEN Graduates LOUISE FARGO BROWN EMILY HICKMAN Undergraduates MARION A. FITZPATRICK DORA FRANCESCA HINE EDITH R. SECHRIST HELEN L. STONE ELEANOR ELIZABETH CHURCHILL FRANCES HICKRIAN ELEANOR REED MAEEL L. BENNETT RUTH BERGEN BERNICE BROWN LUCY SWEETLAND CADOGAN FREDA KISO MARY BOWLER TRUE ANNA WILLSON SARAH FITZPATRICK ALICE HUTCHINSON EVELYN THOMAS NINA VAN DYNE ISABEL VVATSON 250 IS 1 U'l'WVlv.w'F'T-!7Nl1A'G C0 'QUT FAYJI ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA IoTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU . X1 . OM1cRoN P1 . RHo SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI . CHI Psi . Phi Sigma Kappa 1873-1907 Roll of Chapters 2 Massachusetts Agricultural College Union University Cornell University University of West Virgil 1a 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 Queens University St. John's College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University Williams College University of Virginia Phi Sigma Kappa In Facultate VERANUS ALVA MOORE . GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS HERMAN DIEDERICHS In Urbe JAMES MCFARLAND JAMIESON SHERMAN COLLINS HON. CHARLES TITUS ARTHUR BENJAMIN BROOKS BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WHITE J 1997 WILLIAM REID MCKOWN OWEN ALEXANDER THOMAS CHARLES WELLS LINSLEY RICHARD DALE JENKINSON DONALD CHASE MACKINTOSH MILTON KRAEMER WILLIAM DICKINSON SHIELDS IOO8 OSCAR LYNN RHODES DONALD WHITING HARTZELL RAYMOND JOSEPH BANTEL ARTHUR HARTER LEAVITT THOMAS WALLACE BAKER OLIVER STANDARD BRUCE, ROLLAND LEE SPAIDE EDWARD MAGNUS QEpsilonj HIRAM HOLCOMB WALKER WILLIAM BARKER WAIT OSE CECILIO PAGLIERY QA1phaj 1999 RAY FORMAN FOWLER REID JONES LORING REVERE HOOVER EMIL O. HANKE fTheIaJ CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE ARTHUR CARL AMSLER RICHARD BRAGAW fLambdaJ IQIO ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN FREDERICK DUDLEY HOEES HARVEY GEORGE ELLERD PAUL LOUIS REINHARDT 1 254- LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON EDWIN STANSILAN CROSBY THEODORE GEORGE WEBER ' rn ANDREW PARK KELLY fslg JR CEps1lon HD ., Q,RfQ77 J 41411 Fl 1 r A, 1- ffxfflln' .,, PL iff WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY HILLSDALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY'OF MICHIGAN DE PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WABASH COLLEGE Delta Tau Delta Founded at Bethany College, 1859 COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE 4 ADELBERT COLLEGE OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY MINNESOTA OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF UNIVERSITY MISSISSIPPI LAFAYETTE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN TUFTS COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, VIR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ARIVIOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTMOUTH COLLEGE VVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI COLLEGE X 257 Delta Tau Delta Beta Omicron Chapter Established, 1890 ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE EDWARD GODFREY Cox PHILLIPS HENRY MALLORY GEORGE RAYMOND WILKINS WARNER DAYTON ORVIS BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COURTRIGHT HAROLD ARTHUR NUGENT PIERPONT EDWARD IRVINE CHARLES KETCHUM CARPENTER HAROLD STORM KRAUTER CLARENCE THEIS SEIPP BURT MORROW KING CHARLES WALTER CORNELL, JR. HOWARD STANLEY JONES GEORGE CHARLES HANSON LEONARD RIDER GRACY EVERETT WHITTEMORE ROWE EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLL STANLEY WOODRUFF SMITH 2 FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY GEORGE CARPENTER LOWELL BUIRNS JUDSON MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND LEROY HEWLINGS MICHIE HARRY WHITE HELMER CHARLES BRYANT DRAKE WOOD CHARLES BANCROFT CARSON JOHN FISH GOODRICH CHARLES SUMNER DAWSON NEWTON OSBORN SMITH HENRY JAY RAYMOND HAROLD HILL JONES GEORGE INNESS HARTLEY RAYMOND FURBUSI-l CLAPP PHILIP DEILY FOWLER EDWARD LIPPINCOTT BULLOCK, J CHARLES AMOS ROBINSON HOWLAND OTTMANN WALTER MONROE KANOUSE MILLER X MNH' ' W. ' , 1' f X --V 15 V , , IN 'EL' '. Y Q1 'Y ir 'X 0 f9 u Ml mlllIlllllllllI!lInQ ig M! NSY? ,ph-. :V W X s - Cp' ' fy P J -S --'LPM E ff H, E G :-A:E .lull K uk -. i s FM' J? 79 'Z I 9 Y 1 'W ,gg 1 W xx VY D7 7 ff! Sigma Phi Founded at Union College, 1827 ALPHA OF NEW YORK BETA OF NEW YORK ALPHA DELTA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA OF OF OF OF OF MASSACHUSETTS NEW YORK VERMONT MICPIIGAN PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OF NEW YORK 18 Chapters Union College . Hamilton College . VVilliams College Hobart College . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University Cornell University 261 1827 1831 1834 1840 1845 1858 1887 I8QO Sigma Phi Epsilon of New York Established 1890 ANDREW DICKSON WHITE GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL HORACE MACK GEORGE RUSSELL WILLIAMS HERMON VAN VECHTEN BOSTWICK EDWARD ESTAY STOWELL HARLEY STOWELL CAZENOVE GARDNER LEE, JR. THOMAS HARVEY SKINNER ANDREWS FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN GEORGE FARNSWORTH FISHER HUNTLY HARRIS GILBERT CLEMENT ROY NEWKIRK JOHN HENRY RICE MAURICE DU PONT LEE DAVID MACK WARREN WILLIAM BAYARD STURGIS WILLIAM NOWLEN HALLOCK WILLIAM EATON SILL JOHN HOOKER MOOERS RICE WARREN WHITE 262 JOHN WELLBORN ROOT JOHN PALMER HOOKER WILLIAM PITKIN, JR. ARTHUR LAWSON ROSE WILLIAM JAMES HOWELL THOMAS WILLIAM BARNES ELIHU WASHBURN FOWLER EDWIN WAFFE RAND ROBERT WITHINGTON CANEIELD CHARLES HENRY CHASE, JR. QGHEX J as Q- J mmf ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . EPSILON . ZETA . ETA TH ETA . KAPPA . LAMBDA . Mu XI . OMICRON RHo . PHI CHI Psi OMEGA . . ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA EPsILoN ALPHA ZE-I-A . ALPHA ETA . ALPHA THE1-A ALPHA IOTA , ALPHA LAMBDA ALPHA NU . ALPHA Xl . ALPHA OAIICRON ALPHA P1 . ALPHA RI-Io . ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA UPsILoN ALPHA PHI . ALPHA CHI . ALPHA Psr . ALPHA Ob1EG.-A BETA GALIMA DELTA DELTfk ZETA ZETA . ZETA Psi ETA ETA . THETA THETA KAPPA KAPPA LABIBDA LAMBDA MU Mu . Nu NU . . XI XI . . OMICRON Osncizon RHo RHO . TAU TAU . UPSILON UPsILoN PHI PHI . PSI Psi . OMEGA OAIEGA Sigma Chi Founded in 1855 Roll of Chapters 265 Miami University University of Wooster Ohio Wesleyan University George Washington University Washington 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 Wesleyan University University of Wisconsin University of Texas University of Kansas Tulane University Albion College Lehigh University University of Minnesota University of S. 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 West Virginia University Columbia University University of the State of Missouri University of Chicago University of Maine Washington University University of Washington University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Arkansas c Sigma Chi In Facultate GEORGE FREDERICK BLESSING In Urbe EDMOND JOHN VVALSH JOHN HOWARD STURGE GEORGE KEYWORTH TARKINOTON GEORGE KEYWORTH SHERER Undergraduates h STANLEY GRANGER HORN ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL FREDERICK CHARLES VON STEINWEI-IN CHRISTOPHER PAUL COX HAROLD WHITING SLAUSON JOHN CONDON, JR. THOMAS RICHARD PIENDERSON CHARLES LEICESTER BEAMAN CHARLES REED COOK . , ROBERT DELMAR CUTTER PAUL ALBERT SCHENCK MICHAEL FRANCIS CUDAHY HENRY JOSEPH MILLER ' . JAMES HOLROYD DAVIDSON WEBSTER BALKWILL HOLMES VVALTER BONNELL HOLTEN KINSLEY WILCOX SLAUSON CORNELIUS FERDINAND ROLAND JOHN ROBERT PARKER BAYARD PUTNAM DEXTER CHARLES JOSEPH KELLEY PERRY TOWNSEND COONS CLIFFORD SAMUEL DIEHL WILLIAM HARRY LINES WILLIAM BATCHELOR RAPLEY EDWARD KENNETH HYA1'T JOHN LOUIS REIBER HAROLD STAR ' HARRY 'PAUL REIBER THOMAS LEO MILLER- RALPH RICHARD LALLY CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY CARL JACOB SCHMIDLAPP HERMAN ROEHLING ERNEST FREDERICK HETTRICK I . -266 , . I . 1 s Nfefpda X x f J 55' -'31 X ,TPS X w Nx xx xxx x X a .s. s '25 X 9 NN X X x ff ' Wx ,W X X N X X X. if Y . . 'YW 15,291 Q Q3 6331519-gl bg-11, F wg X ' T.: ,-1' 1. 4,-5 'bf -L, sg JD Qfiff IU 'zx f'-- ' ,zz vw: iw, . ,..:.-te. N' 1 Af 1' :sNk..l'If..'.9:w.' f Iwi-1-N - 'Qin Aix ' .swf-hiff X 1 M Q.: - -- V N:-ok X J Al.'.59TlJJI'K JUZVMS' PRINTVNG HUVWAI 'O C0 Delta Chi Founded at Cornell, July II, 1890 CORNELL UNIVERSITY . NEW YORK UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN DICKINSON UNIVERSITY . NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CHICAGO-KENT LAW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO . OSGOODE HALL . SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY UNION UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . Roll of Chapters LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY . Alumni Chapters CHICAGO CHAPTER . NEW YORK CHAPTER BUFFALO CHAPTER . 269 . . Ithaca New York City Minneapolis, Minn. Ann Arbor, Mich. . Carlisle, Pa. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, Ill. . . Buffalo Toronto, Canada . Syracuse . . Albany Morgantown, W. Va. Columbus, Ohio New York City . Chicago, Ill. Washington, D. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Charlottesville, Va. . Stanford, Cal. St. Louis, Mo. . Chicago, Ill. . New York City . . Buliralo Delta Chi In Facultate WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH FREDERICK DIA1X4OND COLSON In Urbe MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND STEPHEN FDWIN BANKS I EARNEST WILSON HUFECUT JOSEPH WALTER BINGHAM FILMER ALONZO DENTON DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE HOWARD BURR BESEMER Graduates GEORGE JOSEPH NELBACH Seniors HARRY GEORGE STUTZ FRANKLIN REED BROWN FRANCIS LAMMERTS DURK Juniors DEAN LEWIS KELSEY' GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY ' HARRY NELSON HARRINGTON HEIL GILBERT RIDER VVILLIAM WINTHROP TAYLOR HARRY WILLIAM DROGE GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS GEORGE JOSEPH FELDMAN JAMES NATHANIEL LUTTREL JAMES ROBINSON DOUGLAS WILLARD BALLENTINE HALSEY ROLAND GILLIE BAXTER Sophomores CLYDE FRANKLIN BAUMHOFER WALTER GRIEEITH EVANS HARRY HUNTING REEVE DORR C, PRICE Freshmen GEORGE WICKER DUANE MCQUEEN WARD EDWARD FRANCIS LINDSAY HARRY NA1'HANIEL WILSON 270 ,f ev f A ,f 3359 9629999 m s ,Sf- l x Y, 9 QQQQW Q mega 'Q N wl-fif.-.11-'11 mmap '91 it W4 g J WL Imu Q WW ii Huw V at Q V Hufgmllr, 3 Il 'f'I5f3 f3Ei ignww N s2fif i?1faf1 QQ in WI 7 J !J ff 4' A:-Kxa x UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH Sigma Alpha Epsilon Founded March 9, 1856 UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY HARVARD UNIVERSITY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CORNELL UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA IJNIVERSITY ST. STEVENS COLLEGE ALLEGHANY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA DAVIDSON COLLEGE WOFFORD COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MERCER UNIVERSITY EIVIORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADRIAN COLLEGE MT. UNION COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF SCIENCE FRANKLIN COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTH WESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIIJEIKSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF OF OF OF OF ILLINOIS CHICAGO IVIINNICSOTA WISCONSIN MISSOURI VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OF ARKANSAS OF KANSAS OF IOWA COLLEGE OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS CENTRAL UNIVERSITY BETHEL COLLEGE KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVER SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIV ERSITY 273 '-ZH! '79 53211: wi? .-ii -3 S' 1 h E 'l New York Alpha Chapter Established April 22, 1891 In the Faculty RUSSELL BELLAMY HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING FRANCIS EPPES SHINE DONALD DERICKSON HENRY WILKES WRIGHT GEORGE COOKE ROBERTSON In the City EDWARD LEE MCCALLIE GEORGE WILLIAM WOODWARD HERBERT PARKHURST ATHERTON Undergraduates FREDERICK ABILGAARD FENGER DONALD BARE SPANOGLE WILLIAM PETTUS JOERGER CLARENCE KIMBALL DUDLEY RUSSELL HOWARD THEODORE KINGSLEY BUSHNELL ALBERT PAUL PREYER WILLIAM BEW WHITE CLIFFORD MACKAY LIUSTED EARL AURTHUR EMERSON FRANK PHIPPS RHAME EDWARD TIFFIN COOK HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD RICHARD TAYLOR MCKNEW WILLIAM DEWITT GILLETTE ARTHUR ROEDER HARRY ALLEN PATTEN EVERETT DRENNEN HENRY LLOYD MOELLER EDWIN RANDOLPH THOMAS LIONEL JOHN GOTTSCHALK JOHN BLOOMFIELD USHER ROBERT DICKSON BOGART WILLIAM CALMELL SLOAN CLINTON LEE FOLMER WILLIAM VITUS SAUTER SAMUEL THOMAS HARRIS NEWMAN EBERSOLE FRED LEROY STEARNS 2 fi K, f f EN.v --.g 4 QS Q4 ' fi 4 ., iff-4-A W MTS ? -1-1-ffl: W- f 'W-'WHIP ww .fkf-QQ If 1.1113 Q, f-, H75-2.2 f ,v'L, ,l,Q 15Ii:lw1.1g: ' V 2311. -,IQ - W li? 3. Nh' 'l ' ' X 1 5 W I J 11- ' ,f N -, f 211- . 2- mu . AKTT :gig ff rf! Delta Phi Founded at Union College, 1827. , l.,.l- Chapters ALPHA , lhnon Cohege . . . BETA Brown University . GAMMA New Ymk Unwewhy . DELT,e1 Columbia University , EPs1LoN Rutgers College . , ETA University of Pennsylvania . LAMBDA Rensselaer Polytechnic lnstitute NU Lehigh University . . XI Johns Hopkins University . OlN'llCP.'ON Yale University . . PI Cornell University 277 19 1827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 Delta Phi Pi Chapterrxr Established I8QI In Facultate LANE COOPER BRYANT FLEMINO In Urbe J GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL CHARLES HENRY GOFF CLARENCE D. TARBELL Fellowship REGINAL EDWARD MARSH In Praesenti , EARL BLUNN COVERT CRISTOBAL ANTONIO MARTINEZ WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY LAURENCE JEROME CONGER SYDNEY BLEECKER CARPENDER ANTONIO LAZO, JR. SYLVANUS BOARDMAN MARSTON THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN ALBERT JOY LOVE JUAN FRANCISCO TERRAZAS Ross RAY HARRISON DAVID HERRICK GOODWILLIE EDWIN ARTHUR STILLMAN MONCURE NELSON LYON JAMES ARCHER WEBB LOUIS ISAAC BROWN 2 GEORGE VAIL HARTWELL LANGDON GILLEITT ALFRED CARLOS MELLOR, JR. JAMES VANDEVER COLPITTS NEWTON CAMP FARR GEORGE SPALDING HAYDEN WILLIS MILEY ROSE HAROLD DOREMAS TOMPKINS EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES JAMES DUGAL WHITE JOHN KNAPP DORRANCE JOHN BRITTINGHAM, JR. MATTHEW JOHNSON HOEE ROBERT BROOKS MCCLAVE JOHN ELLZEY HAYDEN iw m.,u,.,-fl, , 4 .. ffl, bvmlcah Kappa Sigma Founded, 1367 Roll Of Chapters UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE BOWDOIN COLLEGE NBW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IVIARYLAND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY HANIPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA WOFFORD COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS TRINITY COLLEGE NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTE RIAN UNIVERSITH' SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVEIKSITY IVIILLSAPS COLLEGE TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS VVILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE VVASHINGTON UNIVERSITX' NEW YORK UNIVERSITX' SYRACUSE UNIVERSITX' I UNIVEIKSITY OF NEBRASKA NIISSOURI STATE COLLEGE NIISSOURI SCHOOL OF IVIINES BAKER UNIVERSITY' COLORADO COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA LAKE FORREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA LELAND STANFORD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA XIVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO SCHOOL OF IVIINES CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WABASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF OREGON HARVARD UNIVERSITY IUNIVERSITY OF IDAHO DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Kappa Sigma Alpha-Kappa Chapter Founded, 1892 RALPH RICHARD NICRERSON HAROLD NUHN METZGER WILLIAM PHILIP GRUNER BENJAMIN MA-SON HILL Seniors GEORGE RUEUS OGIER EUGENE ADAMS MAIN JAMES ALFRED SILSBEE EDWARD HYNDMAN FORD WILLIAM GORTON TAYLOR HENRY MONA HATHAWAY ALBERT WITHERS MORSE PHILIP JOHN WICKSER JOHN HULL SCOTT HENRY HENNIGAN TUCKER J uniors Sophomores EUSEBIUS THEODORE HUTCHINGS FRANK EUCHNER WURST RODNEY GLIN WALBRIDGE HENRY WILLIAM WESSINGER THOMAS SHRYOCK HAUCK Freshmen 282 CLARENCE EUGENE BAER HARRY MILLS MASON, JR. SAMUEL DALEY CRAIG DONALD LEWIS BASSETT LESTER BORDEN VVALBRIDGE EDWIN HAWLEY HAYES HOWARD REID LOUGHRIDGE WILLIAM EDWARD KENNEDY HERBERT SMITHERS EMERY DAVID MURPHY gSW'f'2,2 5:1.m-rm P1-rms. Nu Sigma u Founded at the University of Michigan, 1882 ALPHA. BETA DELTA EPs1LoN . ZETA ETA . THETA KAPPA LAMBDA . MLK . NU . Xi . . OMICRON . . ALPHA KAPPA PHI RHo . . . SIGMA. TAU . LTPSILON . Pm . . Cixi . . . DELTA EPsiLoN IOTA Roll of Chapters . . University of Michigan Detroit College of Medicine . 'Western 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 . 'Washington University CSL Louisj . Jefferson Medical College . Western Reserve University . Cornell University . Cooper Medical College , University of California . . University of Toronto Yale University, Medical College 285 u Sigm CHARLES LOOMIS DANA ABRAM TUCKER KERR VERANUS ALVA MOORE WILLIAM RIDGLEY ORNDORFF JOHN WILLIAMS COE BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY MARTIN BUELL TINKER JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY FRANK ALVA BRYANT LOUIS BALLANTINE CHAPMAN ROYALE HAMILTON FOWLER ERNEST ELLSWORTH KEET THOMAS FORREST LAURIE CHARLES MAITLAND MANN WILLIAM HAROLD BROWN ERNEST LINWOOD COFFIN JAMES ALLEN COOLEY HAROLD DE WOLF LEWIS ARTHUR GOULD HARRISON BRUMMELL ARNOLD STANLEY GRANGER HORN WALTER BONNELL HOLTON EDWARD DOWDLE LOUIS ASHLEY VAN KLEECK Fratres in Facultate JOSEPH FRAENKEL LOUIS WVARNER RIGGS ISIDOR LEON HILLS QAlphaj CHARLES IVIACK CMUJ WILLIAM RIDGELY STONE MELN'IN DRESEAUCH FLOYD ROBBINS WRIGHT HARRY' I. ANDREWS Undergraduates 2 EDWARD RAYMOND MANSFIELD GEORGE NORMAN PHASE WILLIAM HILLS SHELDON THOMAS EDWARD WALDIE STEWART HENRY WELCH LUCIUS ARTHUR WING MARRISON FOSTER MURRAY LEANDER ALLISON NEWIAAN PAUL O,BRIEN HARRY VANNESS SPAULDING HARRY CLIFF LUKE JOHN COOPER GRAHAM HAROLD FAIRCHILD BARNES JOHN CHESTER CARMER NILS OSCAR LUNDELL WALTER HAMMOND BRUNDAGE vxx-aw ff x X U 'll 17AZlRlXVl7R'z7lL7Vl?S' PRTNT IN BUFFALO G ZKTAA Local Fraternity Founded February 5, IQOI . ':, 'Q'-. - . NFA. I-' 1 - af . '. P123 1 . A W2 vs.. ' X Q 153. jj ,5'f' , ,rr , J 5 - .1 .-L, fi' ,.1f' ,..--' .- - - ' 'ilk D - N---ia- ',. - - .nf-'-, - av I' .Q f-53 . ' 'L 9 V R' fvlgigfgj ,g p .,,f A-- QS LL I. - A ' . - .-1 .I-,- up I - -S Gi 353211 . D ,.: g.:-: ' ' 2 11 .- ,- ,..-.ff.. .- , , .. ,ETLALA ,... . -- ,J .R ,if 'T x LQS::iT.,-mm nz- Yam 3, 1 15. AW, f - If -,Ag ' :,,g'232I1 .S,l . f,+111 ,L .JN-N .-v 1- Q.,.,,:.if,E1-,N .. A ,.. Y V ,,. kull ORTHON GOEPP GUERLAC NELSON WEBSTER HOWARD VICTOR MARSHALL GEHRING ALEXANDER JAMES POETZSCH GEORGE NELSON BROWN WALTER STANLEY MARSLAND EUGENE DAVIS MONTILLON LEO JULIUS LEFFLER LEANDER ALLISON NEWMAN JAMES EARLE MANNOCCIR ROY CLARK MARCELLUS RAYMOND GUY HULQUIST RALPH EMERSON LEONARD FRANK ALBERT BOWER HOWARD VROOMAN WHITNEY JOHN PRENTICE BROOKS WALTER ADOLPH AUSFELD LOUIS RITZEMA BOGERT 290 wp nmnfrps TOWNSEND MORRILL MORROW CORNELL KEDZIE GRANITE NEBRASKA MASSEY LA GRANGE GREEN MOUNTAIN WILSON BABCOCK CENTENNIAL MAINE 20 Alpha Zeta Founded at Ohio State University, Oct. 28, 1897 Chapter Roll 293 Ohio State University Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University of Minnesota University of Vermont lowa State College University of Wisconsin University of Colorado University of Maine A f . --I I' ,J-' . i' 1'. ?!!?s . 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WY. y,, .XX . W . Y NX M AW! I M zu 'W x N! ' LEW V QN WmW,w 'Mxx4?121:W ,!? Wmf2.1w 5aN Wy ef ' ' , fi ?if 'vv NN Wi S1 . u12Wg Y , B 1 ' HgN' w m ., W ,, L, f , X W W an . mega Upsilon Phi ALPHA . BETA GANlN1A . DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA ETA THETA . . THETA DEUTERON IOTA . . KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU NU . XI. Roll of Chapters . University of Buffalo University of Cincinnati Wnioii University University of Denver New York University and Bellevue Hospital Medical 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, 297 Virginia mega Upsilon Phi Theta Chapter Established, IQOI In the Faculty SIMON HENRY GAGE,iB. S. EMIL MONIN CHAMOT, B. S., Ph. D. EARL VINCENT SWEET, A. B. HARRY LANGDON ROCKWOOD THOMAS G. DELBRIDGE, A. B. LESLIE MEACHAM, M. D. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M. S., Ph. CASSIUS WAY, B. Agr. In the City JASON SAMUEL PARKER, M. D. - WILLIAM HAELES PARKER, M. D. DWIGHT PENN JOHNSON, M. D. CLARK SUMNER GOULD, M. D. ARTHUR WILLIAM ALEONES, M. D. THEODORE BLISS, A. B., M. D. GRTANT STANLEY, M. D. SYLVESTER FRANCIS O,DAY, A. B., M. D. ARTHUR SOPER ARMSTRONG, A. B., M. D. MILTON JOHN JOHNSON, M. D. EMMET GRANT FISH, M. D. CARL BOETTINGER, M. D. CHRISTIAN WILLIAM JANSON, M. D. D CHARLES GRVILLE BUNKER, B. S., M.'kD HARVEY PATTERSON GROESBECK, M. HARRY ABRAM WALKER, M. D. WILLIAM MURRAY KERR, M. D. GEORGE ALBERT NEWTON, M. D. FRANCIS JOSEPH CAHILL, M. D. THOMAS GRANT TOUSEY, M. D. Undergraduates GEORGE WHITING WHEELER WILLIAM CROOKES THRO GEORGE THORNTON LONGBOTHUM BRAYTON EARL FAILING JOHN JOSEPH GRIMLEY GEORGE EDWARD KANOUSE GAYLORD WILLIS GRAVES S. MERCER MOORMAN HARALD ELMORE SANTEE RODNEY RALPH WILLIAM HENRY CURLEY WALTER EDWARD MCNEILE, JR. AVERY WADSWORTH SKILTON CLAYTON MORGAN AXTELL FRANK CONRAD KEIL WILLIAM 'TRUIT GODFREY HOWARD LOVE PRINCE EDWARD MURRAY WELLS, JR. WALLACE KRUGLER ARTHUR TAYLOR GILLETTE GEORGE DOREMUS STILSON ROBERT JOSEPH WHITE ROY BALDWIN VVYNKOOP WILLIAMS RALPH KIPP JEROME AUGUSTINE MCSWEENEY ALBERT CYRUS DURAND ALBERT DYGERT GREENE THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD MALCOLM KINMOUTH SMITH EDWIN FRED GIBSON HARRISON BETTS CHARLES FLEET SCUDDER 298 JOHN REID, JR. CHARLES SHOOKHOFF CLARENCE HUBERT MACKEY JOHN FRANCIS KELLEY D. UW 556909 D J, 19 WM f awe u?5U-ON pq 7 xK1d . 5 'qi fa rug 7,1 537 ig? A' Q K vc lv BET.-X MU . Ti-i ETA . IQAPPA . IoTA . LAMBDA . EPSILON . ETA . NL' Xi Pi Rao SIGMA . UPSILON Pm . Psi . BETA BETA . BETA PHI . BETA TH ETA . BETA ZETA . BETA Nu BETA CHI BETA IOTA . BETA Psi BETA MU BETA Xi . BETA TAU . BETA UPs1LoN BETA SrGMA . BETA THETA . BETA Rr-to . BETA ETA . GAMBIA GAMMA GAMMA ALPHA GAMMA CHI . GAMMA DELTA GAMMA EPSILON GAMMA ZETA . GAMLIA Tr-IETA GAHIBIA IOTA GAMMA LAINIBDA GAMMA Mu . GAMMA NU . GAMMA XI . GAMBIA ETA . GAMMA KAPPA GAHIKIA BETA GAMMA OMICRON GAMMA P1 . GABIRIA Ri-io . GABIMA SIGMA GAMMA TAU . GAAILIA UPSII.ON GAAIBIA PHI . Sigma 301 11 University of Virginia University of Georgia Alabama University North Georgia Agricultural College Howard College NVashington 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 De Pauw of North Carolina University Tulane University Alabama A. and M. College Purdue University Ohio State University Stanford University Mount Union College University of California University of Iowa VVilliam Jewell College North Carolina A. and M. 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In Urbe Injaculrate CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK X Seniors OLIVER CHAUNCEY SPENCER THOMAS ANDREW ARMSTRONG LEROY CLINTON ROBERTS CLIFFORD WERNER BROWN Juniors GEORGE HERMAN ADLER ROBERT STUART OWENS THOMAS WHITNEX' BENSON WELSH CHARLES THOMAS GILMORE KARL WILHELM COLLINS OLIVER RICHARD JOHNSON Sophomores Freshmen EMIL RICHARD VVALDENBERGER WITMER RUSSELL JOHN MOIKTON EATON FRANKLYN XVARMAN NTORROW ROBERT AVERY RUSSELL 302 DANIEL COOGAN HURON HERBERT SMITH EDWIN FRANKLIN BRITTEN, ALEXANDER WILLIAM DANN EUGENE EVERETT BRAGG ROBERT MOSS HENDERSON, NORMAN POND HODGES WILSON DELANO CLARK JUSTIN PARRISH, ARTHUR JEROME BARZAGHI CHARLES WALTON FITCH FRANCIS PAUL BURKE ERWIN STEIN BARRIE DAVID ROY MIXSELL JAMES BURTON POND JR JR 2- ,.f 'Y 3... j 1' 6 . 'wi-.f gp. ' : F15 V '- Tim, 'Q' 'ff f H -' -, ' Q- 4. , . . . FQ QZSNX wl- 25 Ni' 1: HN 55 F: Yi- I, 5 G , X Y I N P N f 5 .1 X :- ,, fa -C. Q. , f ' ' j . f 7 7+ , ' . , ,3 ,V -3- N 9 ' 92' ,16f ' 'L uf . Th fn E2 . Efj:,,'?f',1,f ,- 5 7,5 ., ffx N 'M f' , Q -.ggfjf 1 , Ur-72 U, FFA Lf,- lnqffsn , 1317 :J A1 'l !-'G E 'Q ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON Phi Alpha Sigma Founded at Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1886 Chapter Roll . The University and Bellevue Medical College University of Pennsylvania Cornell University Medical College Jefferson Medical College University of Texas 305 Ph' JOSEPH EDCIL XVINTERS, M. D. Alpha Sigma Gamma Chapter In the Faculty BENJAMIN T. TlI.TON, A. B., M. D FREDERICK XVALKI-LR GWYER, M. D. CHARLES N. B. CAMAC, A. B. BI. D JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph. B., A. M., M. D. GUY DAVENPORT LOMRARD, M. D GEORGE AVOOLSEY, A. B.. M. D. BERTRAM H. BUXTON, A. B., M. D IRVING S. LI.-XYNES, Ph. B., M. D. GEORGE B. DODGE, B. S., M. D. ALEXANDER LAMEERT, A. B., Ph. B., M. D. AVILLIAM JONES, M. D. PERCIVAL R. BOLTON, Ph. B., M. D. J. 12.-XMSEY HUNT, M. D. IHEXVIS A. CONNOR, Ph. B., M. D. NVILLIAM ELSER, M. D. GEORGE D. HAhfILEN, A. M., M. D. XV.-ALTER L. NILES, M. D. WILLIAM F. STONE, Ph. B., M. D. JAMES BIORLEY HITZROT, A. B., M D JAMES EIYING, A. IW., M. D. BURTON LEE, A. B., M. D. JOHN ROGER, JR., A. B., Ph. B., M. D. NATHANIEL READ NORTON, Ph., B M IAORERT D. IAEESE, Ph. G., M. D. FRANCES C. EDGERTON, B. S., M. D GEORGE D. NV.-ARD, JR., M. D. JOHN J. NUT-T, M. D. WARREN COLEMAN, A. B., M. D. ALBERTUS A. MOORE, Nl. D. JI-IREMIAH S. FERGUSON, M. S., M. D.. 'T XVILLIAM SHANNON, A. B., IW. D JOHN A. HARTWELL, Ph. B., M. D. ' JOSEPH S. VVHEELXVRIGHT, A. B., M D NVALTER ADAMS DUNC REI., M. D. In the Clty DEVER S. BYARD, M. D. EDWARD F. KILDANE, M. D. EDXV.-XRD HAND, M. D. ROBERT KAHN, A. B., RI. D. PERCY H. XVILLIAMS, A. B., NI. D. ROBERT F. MCDONALD, M. D. ' JOHN J. COTTER, A. B., M. D. LEWIS SCHAFFER, Ph. G., M. D. JOSEPH A. MULHOLLAND, A. B., M. D. FRANKLIN M. STEPHENS, M. D. NVILLIAM H. SMITH, B. S., M. D. PAUL H. WATERAZAN, A. B., M. D HENRY GUNDACRER, B. S., M. D. ELLIOT XV. LAWRENCE, IW. D. ROLAND I'I.-KZI-IN, M. D. SAMUEL BTILBANK, M. D. J. EDNVIN SNVEET, M. D. JOHN H. RICHARDS, M. D. PAUL E. Il.-XUSCHENBACH, M. D. ERNEST M. VAUGI-IAN, M. D. Internes CHARLES A. SQUIRES, A. B., M. D. OTTO L. GOEHLE, A. B., M. D. ALVIN XV. IB.-XIRD, A. B., M. D. S. NEWELL SMITH, JR., NI. D. A. NEWELL BENDICT, M. D. EDGAR G. CUDDEREACIQ, A. B., M D ROLLINS HILLS, M. D. THOMAS J. KEARNS, A. B., M. D JOHN R. HERRICK, hi. D. NVALTER A. NICIJAREN, M. D. JOHN H. CUDMORE, M.,D. JAMES E. REED, M. D. LEO HALPIN, M. D. 1907 HENRX' C. BARRHORN AVALTER E. LOXAVTHI.-AN CARY EGGLESTON TOM B'IACR.AE ROBERT E. GARY, A. B. THOMAS R. POOLEY, JR. GEORGE All-ZRRILL GELSER, A. B. FREDERICK A. SUTTON A. CHARLES ZEHNDER 1908 ERNEST S. BISHOP, A. B. ARTHUR E. HOAG FRANIC SAMUEL CHILD, -JR., Ph. B. JOHN F. 1xfICGRATH FREDERIC J. FARNELL XVILLIAM TOMPRINS I O THEODORE CONRAD H.ASCALL, Ph. B. 9 9 CARL E. MCCOMDS, A. B. PALNEL J. FL.-XGG FARRAND B. PIERSON DAVIS BAKER HOWARD STOVER C.-ALVIN C. BRINIC ELBERT T. RIILISON, JR., B. S. 1910 JAMES H.ARRINl3TON BIRAM HALRERT W. CHAPREL ROBERT FRANC 306 IS SEYII xv.-ALTER LINK LEIEELD AVILLI.-XM M. PATTERSON OLT qw! 9 ZW ! e X Fifi? ' ' - fs-f-frf.-un? fa, A ' ' 2- ' ff V ix 'M ' Q V ' 1: , . 5 S? ., X -2 ' ' jf ' QP M , 5., , ,u . , pi ' K' N ' NZ . 'XQ Q51 T, , gm 3 fx. 14 1' My Q fWn, 21' ,ww A' 4.1 '-,fzwxx WWAH X V ff, mf H. W xy , . ..- MX! .-.-V ,mf fwmug Y 2 ,.xff,Q VI I F ,I ' A w! Xgmfg n Q -is '1 f- ' ff ' T ' 43 E Awmang wus ALPHA BETA . GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA TOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . XI . OMICRON . PI . RHO . SIGMA TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI . Psi . OMEGA . ALPHA BETA ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA ALPHA ETA . ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA KAPPA 21 Alpha Kappa Kappa Founded, 1888 Roll of Chapters Dartmouth Medical College, Hanover, N. H. College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, C Tufts Medical School, Boston, Nlass. University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Jefferson hledical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Long Island College Hospital, Brooklyn, N. Y. College of P. Bl S. Chicago, Ill. Bowdoin College, Brunswick, lVIaine Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. Milwaukee lVIedical College, Milwaukee, Wis. Cornell Medical College, New York City. University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Rush Medical College, Chicago, Ill. Northwestern University, Chicago, Ill. Miami Medical College, Cincinnati, O. Ohio Medical College, Columbus, O. 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, lVIinn. University of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. Tulane University, New Orleans, La. University of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. McGill University, Montreal, P. University of Toronto, Toronto, Can. George Washington University, Washington, D. C. Yale University, New Haven, Conn. University of Texas, Galveston, Tex. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. University College of lN'Iedicine, Richmond, Va. 309 al Alpha Kappa Kappa Lambda Chapter, Instirured March 7, IQOI Fratres in Facultate GORHAM BACON, A. B., M. D. GEORGE W. KUNTZ, M. D. JOHN F. CONNORS, M. D. GEORGE B. MCAULIFFE, M. D. FRANK S. FIELDER, M. D. ,V V, ff J ,MAX G. SCHLAPP, M. D. JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON, A. B., M. D. H FREDERICK WHITING, A. M., M D CHAS. L. GIBSON, A. B., M. D. OTTO G. SCHULTZ, A. B., M. D ' Fratres in Urbe ALBERT M. BECKARY, M. D. JOHN MCGLADE, M. D. THOMAS E. FITZGERALD, M. D. HARRY N. GOLDING, M. D. ' JAMES F. COYLE, M. D. JOHN A. MCNEVINS, M. D. CHARLES A. GORDON, M. D. FREDERICK W. STECHMAN, M. HERBERT P. MCGREGOR, M. D. Fratres in Universitate VICTOR WM. ANDERSON AUGUSTUS LYNN LANDON BAKER ALBERT MORTIMER BELL JOHN RUSKIN BRADLEY WM. DENTON FRANK HARNDEN WM. EDWARD HARTIGAN FREDERICK HENRY JACOBS, JR. JOHN STANLEY KENNEY JOHN KNEISLEY LARKIN ARTHUR CHALMERS MARTIN CHARLES MCEVEETY CHARLES LEO O,NEILL, A. B GEORGE HOLLIS PALMER CHAS. Jos. VINCENT REDDING DANIEL ROBERT REILLY JOHN PHILIP ROHN, JR. BENJAMIN WHITE SEAMAN OTTO JOHN SEIBERT ESMONDE BATHGATE SMITH GEO. JOHN VEITH WM. Jos. WALKER, A. B. EDWARD MONTGOM ERY WELLBERY 310 1 VS. Q-3 5 ' Z2 , ' M 157, x fr ,I xi, ,Yi J , 'Fw' JF A 5 51.1 ww--r pm, A 0 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . THETA lOTA . KAPPA Alpha Epsilon Iota Founded at University of Michigan, 1890 University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. . Rush Medical College, Chicago, Ill. . Laura Medical College, Cincinnati, Ohio . College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago, Ill , University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. . Cooper Medical College, San Francisco, Cal. . Cornell University Medical College, Ithaca, N. Y . Woman's Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. . University of California, San Francisco, Cal. . University ofSouthern California, Los Angeles, Cal 313 Alpha Epsilon Iota Established, June, IQO2 Eta Chapter EBBA ALMGREN IDA M. LAIRD ESTHER E. PARKER FLORENCE L. MCKAY ' MARY MERRITT CRAWFORD LUCY C. REED EDITH EUGENIE JOHNSON ORA MAYBEI,LE LEWIS JOHANNA GELIEN PHEBE LOTT DUBOIS LUVIA MARGARET WILLARD SARAH ELLIS SWEZEY ELVIRA DUDLEY DEAN JENNIE A. DEAN 314 QALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . THETA IOTA . Theta, X1 Founded at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1864 Chapter R011 31 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Shellield Scientihc School, Yale Stevens Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University 5 . Theta Xi Zeta Chapter Established May 2, IQO3 1907 GEORGE KLEPPISCH HORACE FAIRCHILD MAJOR BARENT LATHAM FILKINS , CJ ,M.ARION VALENTINE BAILLIERE gi! RICHARD' GREEN HARRIS IQO8 HARRY STEPHENSON SHOPE ROBERT ELIAS FRIEND CLARENCE DEAN CARLSON ROBERT GARRET PANGBORN FRANK GARRETSON SMITH HENRY HACKET DOWNES IQOQ GILBERT SMALL PEYTON, JR. HARRY TAYLOR NEALE HARRISON PIERCE REED HAMILTON EUGENE CHILDS THOMAS MAHON KELKER WALTER LOUISEDRAGER IQIO JOHN ALFRED STALFORT PAUL BROSIUS CHAMBERS HAROLD HALFORD JACOBS 316 ARTH UR STENNETT MARTIN VVILLIAM VINCENT RANDALL, JR GEORGE VALENTINE DUTNEY HAIL- Affb N 'I'?Nl Ff TWINTJNG l!Ul FfXlfO Theta Lambda Phi Chapters HOLMES CHAPTER . . Dickinson College COOLEY CHAPTER . . Detroit University FINCH CHAPTER . . Cornell University BERKELEY CHAPTER . University of Georgia FREEMAN CHAPTER . . University of Tennessee VVILLIAM R. DAY CHAPTER . . Western Reserve University 319 Theta Lambda Phi Finch Chapter Established, Dec. 12, 1903 In Facultate FRANCIS MILES FINCH JUDGE R. A. GUNNISON In Urbe VVILLARD M. KENT HARRY CLARK BALDWVIN GEORGE JAMES COUCH IGiIaduafeSR FRANK ALPHONSE MANTEL Undergraduates JOHN JAMES DESHON JAMES DOUGLAS MURPHY RAY VERNE MITCHELL WILLIAM WALLACE WARING HENRY BEAUMONT COLLIN DAVID HOWARD WAREHAM ARTHUR THOMAS FREER EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS HARRY ADOLPH LUCKER LEO FRANCIS CALLAHAN CA , JR. RLOS JAMES TOAN 320 HAROLD HINE LYON LESLIE HOUGHTON COLONEY JOHN NOYES SCHILLING CLIFFORD CLARK RICHARD ANTHONY GEIS EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY FREDERICK LUTHER LUCKER FREDERICK CHARLES KIEBORT CHARLES DEWITT CLINTON H. KIRKPATRICK TENNENT Mig: . Q . :L ei f fm ,Q 4Jf W'T E ,-we-fy, , ---fx X, Q' 2f ?f-ff, S g ix 'A xy' 'fm' yfggy, EL ' if I iz , , :Nil L!! A V Q 1fomfus'pny,x T N 1 P Q EVFFWLC 7 1 1 H- Yr rw, ' w 1 Q! X W,v V. nw, U i f K wc-. -Q -'2 ft? in , If QA-. jl ww 11 'Em .. ., 'w-'--.. 1 E u , V ,,. ,,. v w , , 1 1 X X1 1 :HW 'H-Y' 'JIYLI X X LS14 - 'VXI 1 . ' W' L -1: in ..:.,.v L' , Q '-.lggijki fl , wi, 1. Q W ' T - ' 4 5 Q -. A N zrilj W. 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HAROLD MEAD MCCONNELL ALFRED WILLARD SHEPHERD CARROLLTON CRAWFORD SPRIGG EARL WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN FREDERIC SANFORD SLY HENRY ANTON HEINE CHARLES CHESTER BYRON DICKSON BEN-IAMIN STUART MCCONNELL WILLIAM HELL BARTON JOHN SOHELL RIDENOUR 2 STANLEY CROMWELL NEDHAM WILLIAM HENRY MCCAULLY LAWRENCE MARVIN RYAN WILBUR DYRE HART KCARL THOMPSON HEWITT ELMORE DRANE TICHENOR STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT CREED WALSH FULTON WILLIAM RALPH OURAND HOWARD LOBDELL SEAMAN CLIFFORD EHLE LIPE GEORGE WALTER BLAIR WILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT HARRY DEEMER MCCREARY if .Q A I If flllimu mmm ' MW mrwnuusvuu gsm fjmUlNlIlllH 1 mwnsuuggnmw nun Im U M ,,,f .i3,.T.iif My mmm !!fihuimm, F . ' H. :CTT P f .,l la Zodiac In Facultate JOSEPH Q-UINCY ADAMS CHARLES LEE CRANDALL CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP GEORGE ABRAM EVERETT JOHN CRAIG In Urbe WKVILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH Undergraduates CHARLES FREDERICK MAGOEFIN LESLIE MITCHELL MACPHERSON GEORGE PERRIGO CONGER JOHN SILL GALLAGHER ROY CUTHBERT JOSLYN BURTON JUSTICE RAY LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT QTIS WOOLWORTH HOWARD GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER CHARLES MOREHOUSE KENNEDY JOSEPH CHURCH ANDREWS OTTO VON KRUSE RUSSELL CLARKE GERMOND RODMAN MUNN CORNELL ROY TAYLOR GEORGE MANNING RITTENHOUSE, JR 335 Bandhu QTTO IRVING CHORMANN WALTON VANWINKLE OSWALD DREW INGALL EDGAR SIEIlIE.CIJY,Vm HARRY GIEFORD BULL CHARLES DWIGHT GREENMAN LUCIEN SAMUEL LOEB HAZEN HOFFMAN MORSE WALTER STANLEY BRYDE ARTHUR WELLS SINCLAIR CARL GODFREY HOLMQUIST FRANCIS CHANDLER MOFFETT 336 I ' A ,, ,. 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WILLIAM BOUCK CORNELL ALEXANDER WILLIAM DANN HENRY EMERSON DAVIS JOHN JAMES DESHON EVERETT DRENNEN ARTHUR WOOD DUBOIS WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN DAN PARMELEE EELLS EDMUND HENRY EITEL CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS, JR GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS CHARLES FREDERICK MAGOFFIN PARIS MARTIN HENRY JOSEPH MILLER ORMOND HOWLAND PADDOCK JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS WILLIAM SAMUEL ROWLAND ROBERT WARREN SAILOR WILLIAM STUART STOWELL WILLIAM GORTON TAYLOR WILLIAM WINTHROP TAYLOR HAROLD FLETCHER WVARDWELL 337 I uill -and Dagger DAVID FLETCHER HOY ERNEST WILSON HUFFCUT CHARLES HENRY HULL FRANK IRVINE CHARL OROMEL HARRY BIGELOW FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN GEORGE PERRIGO CONGER LAWRENCE JEROME CONGER WILLARD JOHN CRAWFORD ROWLAND ASHBY CURRY WILLIAM HENRY FORBES THOMAS RICHARD HENDERSON FREDERIC JOHN HERR WEBSTER BALKWILL HOLMES FRANKLYN DANA HOOPER ANTONIO LAZO, JR. THEODORE JULIUS LINDORFF CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHRUP ALBERT WVILLIAM SMITH CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN HUGH CHARLES TROY ES VAN PATTEN YOUNG WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY NORMAN CLIFFORD MASON JOHN HAROLD MURPHY GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTH WILLIAM SEYMOUR NEWMAN JAMES QUIGG NEWTON HAROLD DIODATE NORTH THOMAS NEWTON PAGE RAY RIVINGTON POWERS GEORGE RAYMOND SAILOR SIDNEY WELLINGTON TREAT WILFRED LEROY UMSTAD HERMAN H. VAN FLEET WALTER STERLING WING 339 Junior Society N CEE! .-.., E, Rf 9 5 , I-JK' - Ewa? V X Aleph Samach CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox GEORGE TANDY COOK JOHN PALLISER DODS EDWIN EARLE, JR. LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON FRED LEE HEILMAN WARREN MCARTHUR, JR. CHARLES CLAYTON GDERKIRK KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS FREDERICK BARRET TOWNSEND STEPHEN LOTT VANDERVEER ARTHUR LINFORTH WILLGOOSE 341 . J 'X X 4 l .f , Bxnxskxw. 1909 Dunstan EDWARD HERMANS CLARK JAMES VANDEVER COLPITTS PERRY HAMLIN CORNWALL JAMES JEFFRIES COSGROVE HENRY MILO CURRY CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH FRED EUGENE GARDNER LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG JAMES HERBERT JAMIESON JOSEPH GRANT MCCOLLUM BERNARD JOHN O,ROURKE THOMAS WIERMAN PIOLLET STANLEY WOODRUFF SMITH GEORGE HENRY WALDER CARL HAWLEY WATSON RANDOLPH WOODRUFF WEE 343 D Civil Engineering Society B wr , ' be J Y A f. Rod Bob PROFESSOR JOHN THOMAS PARSON PROFESSOR FRED ASA BARNES PROFESSOR ELMER JAMES MCCAUSTLAND CHRISTOBAL ANTONIO MARTINEZ FRANK SPENCER GRESHAM ANTONIO LAZO, JR. ARTHUR POWER HOLLOWAY LAURENCE JEROME CONGER JOHN HENRY RICE HAROLD AFFLECK BRAINERD HENRY FRANCIS LABREQUE LOU BAKER CLEVELAND THOMAS RICHARD HENDERSON THOMAS ANDREW ARMSTRONG HAROLD GOULD MACDONALD CHESTER GREENHALGH WIGLEY LAURENCE JOSEPH RICE, JR. 345 J'ij1vfl-'K--,g- fr. , .J 25 .1':4VW-5 'EBL' Pyramid HENIKY NEELY OODEN HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING DONALD DERICKSON ENOCH LEWIS BURNHAM EVERETT DRENNEN CARL ALVORD GOULD JOHN PATRICK HURLEY RICHARD DALE JENKINSON CHARLES WELLS LINSLEY HARRY ALLEN PATTEN THOMAS RINGLAND STOCKDALE WILLIAM JOEL TURNER CHARLES BENSON VVIGTON JAMES DEWITT VVILLCOX HENRY WALKER ALEXANDER CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD GOODWIN DAVIS ELLSWORTH CHARLES WESLEY PETIT OSCAR LYNN RHODES EDWIN RANDOLPH THOMAS 347 Civil Engineering Society Beta CHARLES LEE CRANDALL ERNEST WILLIAM SCHRODER ORA MINOR LELAND ALFRED JOSHUA EDGE ROYAL CUTHBERT JOSLYN LAWRENCE Ross SMITH ROBERT GRAHAM FORD ALVIN WARD KING PAUL BENTLEY LUM CHARLES JUDSON PATERSON RAYMOND EZRA TOMS LEWIS BAYARD CUSTER R ' I Lambda Pi DAVID HENRY JUDSON ALEXANDER WILLIAM DANN FREDERICK JOHN HERR HAROLD NUHN METZGER FREDERICK NARCIS GOEPEL ELMER WALDEMAR SELLSTROM WILLIAM FREDERICK LESCHEN HARIQY KEHOE I'IARRY KEITH WILSON STANLEY HOWARD FLINT ELLIOT VAN DEVANTER RALPH FENTON WYCKOFF ROBERT ETHAN SVVINNEY 349 Alembic HENRY GORDON BURNHAM IRVING OTTO CHORMAN ADOLPH COORS, JR. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN COURTRIOHT LEE FRED HAWLEY EDWARD ALLYN JANES FRANK ALPHONSE MANTEL GEORGE ATWATER RANKIN BURTON JUSTICE RAY GEORGE COOKE ROBERTSON RALPH BURT ROE WILLIAM SAMUEL ROWLAND JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE GORRELL ROBERT WHITE 351 Architecture Society f gli . T W DL. A ii .ggi-1-6Al'l-A im I I. HON. ANDREW D. WHITE CHARLES BABCOCK CLARENCE A. MARTIN JEAN HEBRARD OLAF M. BRAUNER ALBERT C. PHELPS HIRAM S. GUTSELL ROBERT NORTH H. P. ATHERTON REGINALD E. MARSH JOSEPH Hp STRAUS, JR. BLANCHARD M. MACKINTOSH HAROLD F. WARDWELL J. HALSEY GRAHAM FRANK F. DROLSHAOEN 353 LVD ROBERT H. COIT ALEXANDER G. DONALDSON ROWLAND A. CURRY E. BALDWIN GOETTER C. ROY NEWKIRK SYLVANUS B. MARSTON RALPH D. VAUGHN CARL C. TALLMAN EGBERT BAGG, JR. ALBERT CHADWICK THOMAS A. BALDWIN IRLAND DAVIS GILES M. SMITH FRANK P. NICHOLS ff, 5'-in fra, I Qing ' ' '. - ..I A 'L f 22' 1-rf I- Gamma Alpha The society of the Gamma Alpha is non-secret, and has for its main object the fostering of good-fellowship and general advancement among the graduate students in scientific work JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL BERT S. BUTLER JOHN ELIOT COIT NATHAN W. COIL EUGENE CASSON CRITTENDEN ALFRED JOSHUA EDGE WALTER STEBBINS FORD SHIRLEY WATSON FOSTER OSCAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY ROBERT MATHESON ORA SHERMAN MORGAN JESSE RANDOLPH PAWLING RAYMOND ALLEN PEARSON IRVING COLES PETTIT JOHN MOORE READE DONALD REDDICK HUGH DANIEL REED Ross MILTON RIEGEL WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY JOHN POGUE STEWART JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE CHAUNCEY WILLIAM WAGGONER CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, JR. CASSIUS WAY HERBERT HICE WHETZEL FRANCIS L. WHITNEY PETER IRVING WOLD Military Society cf 714 JY gh 'gf' . 'f A 521- L ' -f A ':r3, y. 'wg '- ' ,5 7,4 qfira:-I-as . i f A' ilir., 'ff 1 ' 'ml 1 1-, ,t l .... ., lf. Scabbard and Blade Founded at the University Of VViscOnsin FRANK ARTHUR BARTON WNILLIAM PERCY VAN NESS ANDREW DICKSON OTTO IRVING CHORMANN FREDERIC SANFORD SLY JAMES LAWRENCE ELWOOD GEORGE RUHLEN, 3D JOHN BERDAN SHEPARD STUART BALL WILKES ROMEO BENVENUTO KUEHNS STANLEY HOWARD FLINT WHITE CHARLES FREDERICK LANDMESSER GEORGE DUDLEY BILLS, JR. XKVILLIAM BATCHELOR RAPLEY ALBERT VERGII, FRANKLIN SIDNEY WELLINGTON TREAT VVILLIAM RALPH OURAND YVALTER MARION FISK CLIFFORD MACKAY HUSTED STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT HENRY LLOYD HUPE 355 Honorary Society Phi Beta Kappa Organized December 5, 1776 New York Theta Chapter Established May 28, 1882 Officers JACOB GOULD SCHURMAN . . . . . President RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL . . . Vice-President CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP . . Secretary EDWIN WALTER KEMMERER .... .... fl 'reasw-er ITENRY CRANE HASBROUCK ..... ...,.. R egiszrar Executive Committee with the above officers ERNEST ALBFJE HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL Members 1n the Faculty Ernest Albee . . Vermont, 1887 George William Harris Cornell 1873 Eugene Plumb Andrews Cornell, 1895 Gilbert Dennison Harris . Cornell 1886 George Francis Atkinson . Cornell, 1885 James Morgan Hart . . Princeton 1860 Charles Babcock . Union, 1847 Charles Henry Hull . Cornell, 1886 Alvin Lester Barton . Chicago, 1900 'George William Jones . . Yale, 1859 Frederick Bedell . . Yale, 1889 Edwin Walter Kemmerer . VVesleyan 1899 Charles Edwin Bennett Brown, 1878 James McMahon . Dublin 1881 Isaac Madison Bentley . Nebraska, 1895 Benton Sullivan Monroe Cornell 1896 George Prentice Bristol Hamilton, 1876 Chester Murray . . Cornell 1899 Arthur Wesley Browne . . Wesleyan, 1900 Clark Sutherland Northup . Cornell 1893 George Lincoln Burr . . . Cornell, 1881 Paul Russell Pope . VVestern Reserve 1898 Walter Buckingham Carver . Dickinson, 1899 Arthur Ranum . . , Minnesota 1892 Ralph Charles Henry Catterall, Chicago. 1902 William Albert Riley . De Pauw 1897 Benson Brush Charles, . Cornell 1905 George Holland Sabine Cornell 1903 Lane Cooper . . , Rutgers, 1896 Jacob Gould Schurman . London, 1877 Thomas Frederick Crane, . Princton 1864 Henry Augustus Sill , . Columbia, 1888 Eugene Carson Crittenden, . - Cornell, 1905 John Robert Sitlington Sterrett . Munich, 1880 Thomas G, Delbridge . . Union 1903 William Strunk, Jr. . . Cincinnati 1890 Herbert Charles Elmer . . Cornell 1883 Frank Thilly . . Cincinnati 1887 Albert Bernhardt Faust , Johns Hopkins 1889 Charles Mellen Tyler . . Yale 1855 William Albert Finch . . . Cornell 1880 Lucien Augustus Wait Harvard 1870 Willard James Fisher .... A mherst 1892 George Pendleton Watkins Cornell, 1899 Abraham Abbey Freedlander . Cornell, 1905 Homer Andrew Watt . . Cornell 1906 Otis Amsden Gage , . . Rochester, 1899. Andrew:Curt1s White ,. . Hamilton 1881 Roswell Clifton Gibbs , . Cornell, 1906 Walter Francis Willcox . Amherst, 1884 James Albert Winans . . . Hamilton, 1897 Resldent Members George Gleason Bogert Cornell, 1906 Mary Aloysia Molloy . Ohio 1903 Leslie Nathan Broughton . Union, 1900 James Allen Nelson . . Kenyon 1898 Nellie Marie Reed Burnett . Cornell 1895 Martha Ornstein 1 . . Barnard 1899 Anne Browning Butler . . Cornell 1902 Bertha Caroline Peirce Swarthmore 1906 Helen Honor Tunnicliff Catterall . Vassar 1889 Elfriecla Ijlochbaum Pope Northwestern 1899 Grace Wilmarth Cladwell Chamberlain Cornell 1892 Vera Louise Shepherd . . Cornell 1905 Kirk P. Crandall . . . Hamilton, 1869 Ruby Bell Smith . . Stanford 1902 Hans H. Dalaker . , . Minnesota, 1902 William Hazlitt Smith Cornell 1873 Edward Augustus George . , Yale 1885 Bessie Frances Speed Cornell 1906 William Elliot Gritlis . . Rutgers 1869 Mary Winifred Sprague . Cornell 1904 Samuel Dumont Halliday . Cornell 1870 Isabelle Stone . . r Wellesley 1905 Henrv Crane Hasbrouck Cornell, 1904 Frederick William Storrs St. Lawrence 1900 Jessica May Hitchcock Cornell, 1897 Amelia Esty Stowell . . Vassar 1871 Myrta Eleanor Hunn . . Cornell, 1899 Harley Lord Stowell . . Hamilton 1905 Clayton Louis Jenks . , Hamilton 1906 Katharine Nash Thomas Stanford 1895 Raymond Watson Jones . . Cornell 1905 Newton Foster Vail . . Hobart 1890 Duncan Campbell Lee . . Hamilton 1891 Andrew Dickson White . Yale 1853 Mattie Alexander Martin . . Cornell 1902 Helen Magill White . . Swarthmore 1873 Roger Butler VVilliams .... Yale, 1868 Class of 1906 Anna Violet Barbour Frank Byron Crandall Anna Elsa Kirchner . Mabel Abbot Bessey Charlotte Holmes Crawford Harry Wheeler Martin George Gleason Bogert Emma Louise George Hannah Sharpless Pennell Benson Brush Charles Roswell Clifton Gibbs Mary Edward Shanlv John Powell Clark Laura May Gildner Bessie Frances Speed Homer Andrew VVatt Jesse Erwin Wrench Class of 1907 George Perrigo Conger Nora Blancling Fraser Elizabeth Pearl Donnan Anne Louise Loudon Florence May Smith The Society of the G. F. ATKINSON L. S. BACRUS L. H. BAILEY W. N. BARNARD F. A. BARNES F. BEDELL I. M. BENTLEY . A. BIZZELL . BLAICER A. W. BROWNE S. H. BURNETT B. S. BUTLER R. C. CARPENTER W. M. CARRUTH E. M. CI-IAMOT I. P. CHURCH C. F. CLARI: J. E. COIT MRS. A. B. COMSTOCK J. H. COMSTOCK L. COVILLE C. F. CRAIG ' J. CRAIG C. L. CRANDALL E. C. CRITTENDEN B. S. CUSHMAN T. G. DELBRIDGE L. M. DENNIS H. DIEDERlCI1S H. G. DORSEY M. DRESIIACH A. C. DURAND E. DURAND P. A. FISH W. B. FITE MISS P. B. FLETCHER L. A. FUERTES P. F. GAEHR O. A. GAC-E MRS. S. P. GAGE A. C. GILL .I E 24 Officers President, A. T. KERR Vice-President, H. H. XAYING Treasurer, E. BLAKER C0ff6SlD0lIIfil1g Resident, Members H. W. GILLI-2Til' W. GILAIORE G. D. HARRIS E. E. HASKELI. H. HATHANVAY . F. HAW'LEX' . B. HAYES . HAYHURST . D. HESS . WADE HIBBARD F. HIRSHFELD C. G. S. HOPKINS . F. HoY . F. HUNT I. HUTCHINSQN . S. JACOBY . A. JOHANNSEN V. KARAPETOI-'E T. KERR S. KIRIBALL F. KINGSIIIIRY RS. M. H. KINGSBURY H. KROGER LAW LEXGHTON M. LELAND J. MCC.AUSTLAND R. RICDERBIOTT D. MACGILLIVRAX' MCMAHON R. NIANN MERRITT . S. MOLER A. RIOORE ISS E. MURRAY L. NICHOLS M . H. NORRIS . N. OGDEN . R. OLSHAUSI-:N VV. R. ORNDORI-'E R. PAXVLING . A. PEARSON 357 Sigma Xi Sceremry, MCRIAHON Recording Secretary, E. DURAND A. RANU!si MISS E. A. READ H. W. REDFIELD H. D. REED J. E. RICE F. K. RICHTMEYER R. INT. RIEGEI. H. RIES W. A. RILEY W. W. RowLEE G. H. SABINE W. M. SAXVDON E. W. SCI-IODER F. R. SHARPE J. S. SHEARER M. V. SLINGERLAND A. W. SMITH MRS. R. G. B. SMITH R. C. SNOVVDON V. 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CREED WALSH FULTON HENRY ANTON HEINE STEWART HEMINGWAY ALVIN WARD KING EUGENE CARNER KINNEAR 369 PAUL BENTLEY LUM JAMES NATHANIEL LUTTRELL DAVID FARQUHAR MANN FRANCIS SMITH MARI.OW WILLIAM HENRY MCCAULLY WILLIAM RALPH OURAND BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY I GEORGE RUHLEN, 3D ALBERT ELMER WEST GEORGE EDWARD WILSON EO S42 Hlllafiilarrii dllub ALFRED JOSHUA EDGE GEORGE RUEUS OGIER CHARLES JOSEPH ODEND,HALI. RAYMOND EZRA TOMS MILTON KRAEMER HENRY ITTACKET DOWNES OSCAR LYNN RHODES JOSEPH EDGE THOMAS ELLIOTT VAN DEVANTEIK EARL RESIDE HACK CARROLL GUSTAV ADOLPHUS TVIARIUS ILLMER EUGENE MACDONALD LLOYD ARTHUR VOSBURY X7ANNEMAN JOSEPH RALPH BOLGIANO GUSTAV HERMAN CARL EDWIN FRIESE JOHN ROBERT HASWELL HAROLD MCLEOD LEWIS PHILIP H XVILLIAM CYRUS BALLARD, JR. CLAYTON PEARSON CANNON MAXMILIAN ELSER, ROBERT SULLIVAN HOLLINGSHEAD THOMAS SHYLOCK HAUCK NIARION VALENTINE BAILLIER THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN JOSEPH BOWES, JR. RICHARD GIiIiEN HARRIS ROBERT GARRETT PANGBORN HANIILTON VINCENT MILES NVALTER JAMES ARMSTRONG EMANUEI, FRITZ MONCURE NELSON LYON HARRY MILES MASON, JR. RUSSELL TVIETTEE GUSTAVE- JAEGER REQUARDT JAY WILLIAM TOMS HOWARD GORDON LANAHAN CARI. FREDERICK MEYER JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR. DAVID BURCHARD STEWART, JR RAY STRAUSS GEORGE FREDERICK WVIEGHART EARN XVILLEAIVISON JOHN WALTER SMITH 371 ANDREW PARK KELLEY FRANK HARRINGTON MCCORMICK THOMAS GRESHAN RSACHEN ALBERT DILWORTH TVIATTHAI JOHN ALFRED STALFORD .ff ,, ., 'Wi 1.50. '. ' ' 'R '- V' N 5 f'A' ' -Es.: J' fmt ff RI - I . - A... 'S A 4 1 x 1 . -- f L1 4: ' 77 CJ C H O 5 T sy wr W jgggf ,E ,- Rksmffiiwf 'E W -I V- ' I' I 't f1':13.1 Af Y .-.-,fm Q 'Z' -7-1 f 1 aggjv' i' A 1.52 1' ...,-?':E.,,5 ' 5 f1'13,f, - J . 15? -.,3.Q-,Q 4 .:m:f,,a, . -K :J f 3 vga I 1 35,255 4V1:, ig-,ini ggm 4- 1: 1 , n A P . E.: M 114. V 1' 233, A' 1. ,. .. .V -V . A ,f . ,.L?w41f , 2- I. 'G ' 4 X: W' 5 De0eased SIDNEY G. GEORGE' ' EUGENE Ef'HASKELL JOHN W. SPENCER MILTON R. JOHNSON THOMAS W. ROLPH ELMER W. SELLSTROM FREDERICK S. SLY HAROLD B, UNDERWOOD C. WESLEY BROWN FRANK P. DEANE JOHN P. DODS JAMES R. DOUGLAS X L. MAX HEQUEMBOURG RAYMOND G. HULQUIST OLIVER R. JOHNSON JAMES G. PRAT SAMUEL S. ROLPH HENRY F. TENNANT HOWARD V. WHITNEY HOWARD R. BUTTERY JUSTIN L. MINER R. SMITH ROBERTSON ALVA R. SHERO PHILLIP A. SULLIVAN 372 HAROLD ELLIS Ross MORGAN WILLIAM EVANS CHARLES STOCKMAN SPOONER WILLIAM ALEXANDER DENNETT CARL THOMPSON HEWITT HARRY MERTON NELSON WALTER LEWORTHY RADLEY EROY HENRY ANDERSON CLIFFORD RYLANDER OLIVER LEON SETH CHURCH WILBUR HENRY SYMES MAURICE CHASE BURRITT JOHN ESDON NELSON JAMES DENISON GRANT EDWARD AUGUSTUS HAHL 25 swivhilj ' ' , -' I - 14 I IIR I To . , QHRYISYYXB T ipp Ciwmolkgsgth . .-A -..--,, ..EiT. 3332? - I ' f- .. . - --'Tsar .Q-. i LifZ1il'+AI ., av '52, . its .Qi To Lifij' ..4,, 6 . 19,901 W A PM 8 'Nga N 1' 11'r ,,AI.- Iwi- . , 'EI , wg! 5 I L.5,I1f,IM', YQ wif' R I A :ZZ -3w. ,gy-. 4.. --,L N.. -x , A A--' L , Jr -ii AQMYXQ ig, I I, , .sum I 1 ,L I -' 'uma I I I , Q :F I in mIwrwnz5-E3 X I A 6 'H VU ly. IA Q3 SP K 'i t I P I J T ' Z' 1 , rf I f v --if . 1 W - I A ,, X N ix N Y? 1 .13 I ff x A 5 r ' : ' -X, s. Cornell University Christian Association Officers for the Year 1908 DEAN LEWIS KELSEY, 'OS . . I . . . . . Prexidenf MILTON PRATT JONES, '08 First Vice-Prexident LEWIS HENRY, ,OQ . . . . Serena' Vice-President VINCENT JAMES FROST, ,IO . Reroragng Secretary JOHN LEWELLYN KUSCHKE, 'Og . . Trzaxurer ARTHUR LINWOOD THAYER . General Semfrmy 7 , O O I I Y oung W Omen s Chr1st1an Association Officers FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS, '08 . . . . . President EMILY MAY BEESON, '08 . Vzce-P1'e:1a'en? RUTH INGALLS STONE, ,IO Recorzfhzg Sefretary ETHEL LACEY JARRETT, '08 . . Treasurer MAUD LOUISE KUSCHKE, '04 . . A . . General Serretary Board of Trustees PROF. W. JENKS DEAN LEWIS KELSEY GEORGE R. WILLIAMS n ARTHUR L. THAYER PROP. H. S. JACOBY MAUD L. KUSCHKE PROF. C. V. P. YOUNG FLORENCE CURTIS MRS. R. S. TARR 374 J If 'fi QL. -A I , ,. A A -29 1 ', P' X7 ' Nf x'2,E'N:D ' fa ' -:ea-I E - A J . - so N . ' 912 22:5-Q I ' G , I U3 NE - f:f. :1 'V YHA. -'Q - . , . ABOVE -ALL -,NATIONS -IS - HUNANITYN f ' W Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs Wisconsin International Club Michigan Cosmopolitan Club University of Illinois Cos- mopolitan Club Cornell Cosmopolitan Club Founded January 11, 1905 Incorporated, Dec. 20, '06, Officers L. M. BIACPHERSON, '07, Australia . I . President W. H. MASON, '07, Australia . Acting Secretary I. B. JJEIVIAJUMDAR, India . Ftrs! Vice-President M. ALMPTIDA, '09, Brazil . . Assistant Secretary A. BRIAS, '08, Philippines Second Vice-President Professor F. A. BARNES, United States Treasurer A, G, HAMM,m, Sweden ,,.. Secretary A. BaItasar.'08. Philippines . Assistant Treasurev Board of Directors PROFESSOR R. C. H. CATTERALI., U. S. A. E. A. GOLDENWEISER, Russia PROFESSOR J. H. CoMs'roCK. U. S. A. N. M. MCLEOD, U. S. A. PROFESSOR T. F. HUNT, U. S. A. E. L. RISINECKE, S. Africa Honorary Members PRESIDENT J.-Icon GOULD SCHURMAN, U. S. A. EX-PRESIDENT ANnREw DIcxsoN WHITE, U. A Regular Members ARGENTINA BULGARIA' Y ICELAND PHILIPPINES ,-Continued Aguirre' J, Drngoshinoff, D. G. Professor H. Hermannson Baltasar, A. Broguet, F. CHILE I INDIA Bautista C01-valan, P, Altamirano, M. Chakravarty, J. N. Brias, A. Dclcasse, G. CHINA Daliw. D. Brias. L. Cassociatel Egpindgla, D, Fung, H. K. DeMajundar, I. B. Burgos, J. Gallego, A, Huang. C. S. Dutt H. L. Enaje, F. D. Godoy,'J. C. Lo,C.C. Ghosh, A. C. Godoy, R, Shae, S. Y. D. Mitra, H. P. Lix Klet, E. Sun, K. L. C. Sil, S. N. Samtillan, J. A. Sun, T. C. IRELAND Sarmiento, A. Sun, Y. K. L. Hurley, J. P. Sarmiento, M. Cassociatej Wang, L. JAPAN Urrutia, F. Yih, K. Fugioka, K. ARMENIA ENGLAND TVIEXICO Siramarkian, V. E. Grubb, H. B. Ostos, J. A. AUSTRALIA FRANCE NICARAGUA Macpherson L. M. Professor O. G. Guerlac Deshon, J. J. Mason, W. GERMANY PERU BRAZIL Geissler, L. R. Marca-Romero, M. A. Almeida, M. B. GREECE Marquina, R. E. Bicudo, O. Chryssidy, S. S. Remy, G. F. DeMel1o, L. Cassociatej HOLLAND PHILIPPINES Sampaio, R. deM. Van Bijlevelt, J. S. Agcavili, F. Sampaio, V. deA. Van der Does de Bye,A. J.J. Agcavili, R. United States Andrews, C. R. Davis, J. W. Hunt, Prof. T. F. Ankele, M. A. Demary, J. Jenks, Prof. J. W. Bailey, Prof. L. H. Denniston , F. Johannson, Prof. O. A. Bailliere, M. V. Dodds, S. R. Jones, M. P. Balnberger, C. G. Durand, Dr. E. J. Barnes, Prof. F. A. Fehr, L. W. Barrows, A. L. Bogert, G. G. Brandt, O. Ferris, H. R. Fetter, Prof. F. A. Fippin, Prof. E. O. Bristol, Prof. G. P. Fish, Prof. P. A. Brown, M. J. Flint, S. H. Burr, Prof. G. L. Fowler, W. F. Burr, H. F. Fox, S. W. Carpenter, Prof. R. C. Frank, J. J. Carver. H. E. Catterall. Prof. R. Cautley, J. R. Chandler, G. W. Clarke, Van A. S. Cleveland,L. B. Colson, F. D. Freedlander, A. A. C. H. Frosch, A. F.. Fuertis, Dr. L. A. Gavett, S. I. Gilkey, R. Gilmore, Prof. J. W. Hallock, D. W. Comstock, Prof. J. H. Hasbrouck, H. C. Conger, G. P. Cooper, W. Crocheron, B. H. Darling, J. F. Heizer, Rev. C. W. CHSSOC-J Hitchcock. J. F. Hopkins, Prof. G. S. Howard, O. W. 375 Knapp , F. H. Lauman, Prof. G. V. Leschen, W. F. Lewis, B. G. McCaughey, V. McLeod, N. M. McNown, W. C. Mannocir, J. E. Maxwell, W. H. Mitchell. F. D. Molby, F. A. Moore, Dr. V. A. Norris. Prof. H. H. Olmsted, Prof. E. W. Pearson, Prof. R. A. Perky, S. H. Phillips, H. O. Pierce, H. C. Riley, Prof. W. A.. Robinson, F. Cassocj Sabine, G. H. Hocson, F. Lopez, C. Quis1In1bing,E. Ycaciano, M. F. ROUMANIA Aronorici, L. S. RUSSIA , Goldenweiser, E. A. Lubin, H. Rogalsky, G. F. Wolkowyski, A. I. SOUTH AFRICA Reinecke, E. L. SWEDEN I-Iammar, A. G. Schickel, N. H. Schmidt. Prof. N. Schutz, H. H. Shearer, Prof. J. S. Shepard, J. B. Sieling, L. J. Smith, H. H. Smith, M. Speed, R. H. G. Cassoc.J Spencer, R. J. Strauss, S. Tarr, Prof. R. S. Taussig, J. W. Taylor, W. W. Thayer, A. L. Thomas, A. J. Treat, S. W. Turner, W. J. Vencill, A. L. Webster,Dr.C. H.Qassoc.J Welch, H. F. West. A. E. White. W. B. Wright, A. H. Young, Prof. C. V. P. A V L-QQI Jllll ll II QQORNELL SOCIETYQQT lj 2 '..rJ'-L' Q-'F xl '- TM-'., .. by 'FFVK' X A. D. BLAKE, Prexizfeni R. I. GRAVES, Fifi! Ifllff-.P7'EIl'dE'17f A. G. KESSLER, Second Vice-PreJz'a'ent M. V. BAILLIERE R. E. BEST A. G. BIERMA O. H. BIGELOW A. D. BLAKE A. S. CALKINS C. E. CHATFIELD -I. C. CONEN, JR. A. G. DRURY E. H. EITEL E. FRITZ C. A. GOULD O. E. HILLMER G. P. JESSUP F. L. HOPPIN A. G. KESSLER A. KENNEDY G. KLEP1'ISCH C. G. LEE, JR., Refording Serfeiary B. SLOAN, Correslbonding Sefretary Members K. O. WOLCOTT 376 G. KLEPPISCH, Treasurer C. G. LEE, JR. G. W. LEWIS J. W. MARSHALL S. G. MILLER C. R. OLIVER H. M. PARMLEY R. L. QUICK H. W. ROBBINS J. L. ROBBINS W. D. SHIELDS B. SLOAN A. SNYDER F. C. STEPHENS D. F. STEVENS O. H. TODD W. L. WALLACE R. C. WARNER W. A. WEEDON A -4. rea' f. Ga A ,ftm .. Z ' ' . ., - . . .- I i,-.1fr -f - -W ---'- . -. 5 -- --me - A- - ' r .- Riff ' - - ,,.'. - 4 '- . .7-If - -- .-Ez, . ...'- - . - - - - I r We 5:25 he , . filfitl. ' ' . - -. '. --U I 5' - '-41' ' ,cl 1 Q., x I '41 gg .J ' 5 5? 1. IES . C. KENNEDY, President L. BAKER R. BERKELEY CLARK W. Fox, JR. E. HXLMER . C. KENNEDY M. RICCONNELL P. ORCUTT W. SHEFFER O. WALCOTT W. ZIMMERMAN G. SHULL F. BURR S. W. Fox, JR.,FifSlVfC8'Pf6.Sfd6I1I V. A. CLARK, Second Vice-President C. W. MORTIlNiER, Recording Secretary A. C. BLUNT, JR., Corresponding Secretary Executive Committee L. R. BERKELEY L. M. MACPHERSON I. E. THoMAs W. C. KENNEDY, ex oHicio E. H. EITEL Members A. W. SHEPHERD S. M. BULLls W. H. BALCKE A. C. BLUNT J. A. ERWIN R. B. GERHARDT J. M. FRIED L. M. MAcPHERsoN C. W. MORTILIER C. A. SCHAEDLE BEN SLOAN W. A. WEEDON C. E. CHATFIELD 377 A. G. BIERMA B. SLOAN, Treasurer J. E. THOMAS I. G. PERTSCH S. G, MILLER B. K. BOYCE C. T. HEWITT L. R. EVANS J. WECHSLER M. D. SAL1sBURY S. D. GRIDLEY E. R. H-xcrc E. A. PALMER A. L. VENCILL H. B. FOSTER ,A J ff-i f Assocuvrlo fawzffv CIVIL E Cl EERS .f , 7h!fz ' f xy! 2 1,41 n ' flfhlwws M gm i ,-f V fl Officers for 1906 1907 lrxiik rlf 'L . ft, 9 N-as .g-7, L... ' . 2 f. ' - Fz ff , .. V - 'hz 51 AES T J1 i M1 -A 1 55512 if ' . 4. X - 'f E v .L Fr Jtclii 1--7 ' ::.11 -. ii UF A S-if - ::1:: yjiqrgz :::':'g'Yi5 - 'iM m :- ':15..LL '. '- L4 ! 'v A , 'WP xfnf: , My -in SA ,P ii X 'I lf M Q v L' ' H- n , -I- , E f f Loris .T. Sinuxe . ..... . I resvkienl LEWIS B. CUST ER .,,.... Vice-President CHARLES J. PATERSON ....... ' Treasurer PROFESSOR CHARLES L. CRANn.u.L , Permanevii Corresponding Secretary FRED N. GOEPEL ...... Rrcm-fling Sevretary Faculty if ,VVV ffr' EUGENE E. H.ASKELL. Director CHARLES L. CRANEALL JOHN T. PARSONS IRVING P. CHURCH OSCAR A. Joi-IANNSEN IJENRY S. JAUOBY EHNISST W. SCHODER HENRY N. OGDEN FRED A. BARNbZS ELMER J. MCCAUs'rI.AND ORA M. LELAND M. A. POND F. J. SEERY E. A. GIRRS S. R. IBOOTHROYIJ R. M. RIEGEL S. G. GEORGE W. C. MCNOWN R. W. THOROUGHGOOD D. DERICKSON J. R. IQLDRED H. A. GEHRING J. C. DAVIQ G. I. GAvR'r1' Committees C. L. WALKER S. S. GARRETT A. J. EDGE K B. TURNER A. E. YoKoM Transactions A Y. F. HAMMEL, C'ha.irman L. J. CONGER C. A. GOULD F. IxUR'rz W. F. L1-:SCHEN Appointments C. L. TODD J. P. HURLEY H. W. YNIAYN.-xRD E. DRENNEN T. R. HEXIJERSON V. F. IIA:s11x1EL L. J. RICE J. H. JXICE KV, SELLSTROM E. W. J. TURNER W. S. SAXTON A. W. DANN J. H RICE, Chairman Executive Committee A. VV. DANN, Chairman Technical Correspondence H. A. P.m'rTr:N, Chairman Civil Engineering Banquet F. J. IIERR, C'hm'rman H. G. NIACDONALR E. L. BURNHAIVI C. T. EATTIQRF-ON W. S. SAXTON C. E. CHASE Entertainment H. G. MACDONALD, Chairman I-I. W. ALEXANDER E. VAN lDRVAN'1'ER H. B. I-Iovr Honor System Committee F. S. GRERHAM, Cliuirrnan E. -DRENNEN R. T. .HOLLOVVAY J. W. I'iURI.i-Lx' 378 E. DRENNRN A. P. HOLI.OW.AY E. XV. SELLSTROM F VV. LIADTGAN W. E. WPIITE E. E. SIQELYE G. J. RICQUAHDT L. C. URQUHART W. L. SQUIRE J. VV. HURLEY C. W. PE'r1'r J. H. .IAWIIESON .. D connaii. ff-X,, , ' .- ,V ET-N r in i H ,, I 6 ig iffy. I if I ,, yy, if 5 ' .ri -2 ' -, fqg flfzis ,e-.:1- 1 A ALBERT C. DURAND President 1 .'-: iB.B5522QX f gitllllliflli sog1arff,,gg1 ' Miss SARAH E. SWEZEY, Vice-Presideni CLAYTON M. AXTELL, Secretary WALTER B. HOLTON, Treasurer Executive Committee L. A. WLAN IXTLEEK Miss Luvm M. VVILLARD C. A. BRINK BURT G.W1LDER, B. S., M. D. SIMON H. GAGE, B. S. VERANUS A. Moonn, B. S., M. D. Faculty Members WILLIAM R. ORNDORFF, A. B., Ph. D. BENJAMIN F. ILINGSBURY, Ph. D., M. D. ABRAM T. Kmm., B. S.. M. D. EMILE M. CHAMQT, B. S., M. D. NIARTIN B. TINKER, B. S., M. D, EUGENE BAKER, B. S., M. D. C. M. Allaban C. M. Axtell D. Baker V. C. Baker E. J. Ballou H. F. Barnes Miss E. D. Dean Miss J. A. Dean G. R. Dempsey F. Denniston J. P. Donoghue Edward Dowdle Harrison Betts Stanley H. Mellen Nathan Pulsifer Miss Ruth M. Lance Miss Elizabeth A. Bruyn Miss Pauline N. Landes Wasmar M. BALDWIN Members Miss Gertrude E. Forrest A. C. Durand J. C. Graham A. D. Greene W. B. Holton S. G. Horn, A. B. Jesse R. Pawling, A. B. Miss Sarah Swezey L. A. VanKleek J. H. VanMarter Miss Luvia M. VVillard Earle C. Reynolds Charles Shookhoti James F. Vavasour Charles F. Scudder Miss Maud Loeber Miss Josephine B. Neal 379 JOHN S. SHEAREF., B. S., Ph. D. SAMUEL H. BITRNETT, A. B., M. S., D. V. M. HUGH D. REED, B. S. ARTHUR W. BROWN, M. S., Ph. D. EFFIE A. REED, A. B. Mr:Lv1N Dmssnacr-I, M. S., M. D. JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY, A. B ,A. M., M. D. lf. E WRIGHT, A. B., M. D, I-ham' ANDREWS, M. D John C. Carmer James P Gleason John F. Kelley Clarence H. Mackey Harold L. Hall Walter A. Brundage Henry W. Potts Berton Lattin Benjamin C. Andrews James F. Hart Francis J. McCormick Edward F. Gibson Theodore F. Mead Maurice Gewertz Nils O. Lundell Miss Mabel A. McNamara Miss L. Belle Richens C. A. 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GORDON DAREY, Presfkient ---Q J - .v f JAMES WALLACE, Vice-Presvklent I A. G. HALL, Secretary HYATT, B. A. HYDE, R. D. KEITH, A. RAYLIOND IQNIGHT, RALPH F. LEWIS, WATSON BIOREHOUSE, WALTE ODERKIRK, C. C. POLK, L. V. PRUCHA, J. V. ROOD, V. W. SMITH, C. E. Juniors PEARCE, C. D. EDMONDS, A. B. SUNDERVILLE, E. SHATTUCK, B. S. Freshmen MCCARTNEY, J. MOLINA, J. E. MCCLELLAN, F. E. RISLEY, H. B. WOOD, F. S. WOODSIDE, J. H. ScHAI.IaERG, A. M. TOWNSEND, J. V. 380 R L. N. CASE, Treasurer SHELDON , THOS. SHARP, V. A. THOMPSON, CHAS. G TILLOU, H. B. TOWN, C. A. VAN NOSTRAND, A. WATKINS, ROBT. WAY, CASSIUS WELLER, BYRON WILSON, F. C. WOOD, FRED. WHEELER, L. A. WELCH, H. BOYNTON, W. H. MARSHALL, C. W BELL, RALPH MILLER, CHAS. J. E STEVENSON, R. L. DANFORTH. A. L. HOYT, C. J. BELL, J. B. GORMLEY, G. H. in K Y-X x, SQWFQGQMQHQQW . -'. -f , crm aw?wr3EQSI:DFmzO95'UUm 45v-.gl-E' ' ' Ldldhdmw 000,50 O. QOO...,.,.....Sgj:1gsf'-112 mr, 003513 !..w...,bwA-0--8 googoglg Qom D,,,wodwwwwrpwwwUj,f- H- , F. 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MAE HENDERSON ELIZABETH ALLEN SEAMAN JESSIE CROCKETT WALKER MARY FOSTER CALDWELL CELIA FRANCES HAAS ALICE ADELINE SKINNER EMMA FRANCES SKINNER FLORENCE MARGARET SNOWDON FLORENCE TERWILLIGER MARY LOUISE ALLEN MATTIE CHARLOTTE MOFFETT EVA WINIFRED RORTY MAY ALICE DAVIS LORENA FRENCH ETHEL ROBISON ANNA H. WILSON 389 W' N A N All lr- ' 'HF FLORENCE M. SNOWDON .1 1 '- 1 L f -1- LF H'- -P- :V -. , -A - . I , XX P F 3557 XMB A ' X RX ' 'll l f , AGNES M. GOUINLOCK . MARY E. MCCABE . HELEN M. STEARNS . Sports MRS. BERNARD FERNOW MRS. CHARLES H. BLOOD Miss LOUISE R. LOOMLS MISS ELLEN B. CANFIELD ELSIE RAND EDNA L. MERTZ GERTRUDE RAND MARY F. CALDWELL Officers - Jr- . Prexicfe nf Vice-Prexide nt . Secretary . Treasurer and Pastimes Council MARY E. MCCABE 390 FLORENCE M. SNOWDON HELEN M. STEARNS EDNA L. MERTZ MARY F. CALDWELL AGNES M. GOUINLOCK llflanagef' Baxketlzall Club Marzager Tennis Club Alanalger Buaffng Cfub ELSIE F. RAND . M. REYNOLDS PRESTON M. GERTRUDE RAND GRETCHEN R. LEvY. RETA E. KEENAN ALICE E. ROWE EDNA L. NIERTZ CLARA CAGWIN GRACE CHRISTY ELLA E. BAER EDNA C. BALDWIN E. ELIZABETH CHURCHILL POLLY H. DUNNING FRANCES HICKMAN MARION D. JEYVELL CHRISTINE AVERY ALICE W. BENHAM MARGARET BRADLY JOSEPHINE BRADY LUCY CADOGAN FLORENCE CORNELL CAROLYN C. CRAYVFORD KATHERINE EATON IQO7 RKTARTHAE. DODSON MARY E. MCCABE MARION A. FITZPATRICK IQO8 EDNA L. NIERTZ M. GERTRUDE RAND ELEANOR V. H. REED MABEL E. ROLLINS BERENICE C. SKIDELSKY FLORENCE M. SNOWVDON IQOQ GRACE ERNVAY EDNA GRISWOLD MARY HENDERSON ETHEL H. HEAL - PAULINE HIRSCH QUEENIE HORTON RETA E. KEENAN IQIO CORNELIA KEPHART OUEDA NIACKLIN 391 . Prexzldent . Vzlre-President . Serretary , Treaxurer . Pfoperty Manager . Stage Nfanager Asfistant Stage Manager ELSIE F. RAND ALICE E. ROWE ADELAIDE E. STEIN E. FLORENCE STRANG ZAIDEE L THEALL EDITH WILKINSON ELSIE E. GWIN LAURA JOACHIM GRETCHEN R. LEVY HELENE LECHMAN NIATTIE MOFFET JULIA O,BRIEN BESSIE STERN FLORENCE NIANN FRANCES RKICVTAMMANY 14 , .Z 156' Q Q R Rami 2118-mms . MARTHA ETHEL DODSON, ANNA CLEGG STRYKE . RETA E. KEENAN . . . CATHARINE JESSICA DONNELLY ELIZABETH ANNE ANDERSON JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON MARION ARMSTRONG ANNA BIDDLE -JVOSEPHINE BRADY SARA E. BURNS MARY BYRISSA BUTTS ELSIE M. CHAPMAN GRACE CHRISTY ELIZABETH ' CLARK ETHEL L. DAVIS KA1'HARINE EATON GERTRUDE MAY FAIRLAMB MARION GUNNISON ETHEL HAMILTON PAUIINE ESHNER HZIRSCH I ANNA WILSON 392 President . Vice-President Secretary . TTBUIHTEI RUTH B. HOFESTEN HELEN JONES MAUD LOUISE KUSCHKE RUTH MITCHELL LANCE MARION LEATHERMAN GRETCHEN RICH LEVY ELSIE LINK HELEN MCFARLAND EDNA E. MOORE NAOMI RIEGEL MARGARET HALLOWELL RIGGS ETHEL ROBINSON BERENICE SKIDELSKY FLORENCE M. SNOWDON ALMA T. WALDIE ETHEL WHITELEY 3E. Rll,Qf-21 -Ji, . --,,,. ,J-Q, 3 6 -Ill! A CP Ing, 1 5 , Q , sS W ! f M W! 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O I L' ' - f I I 5 ' 4 Il 1 I I IW U' 1 ,L - ,III I I Debate Un1On I M II AG I3 HARRY GEORGE STUTZ . . Prefident LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH . Vice-President Li faq ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND Secretary AM IWW JOSEPH HENRY KOI-IAN . Treafurer Sym A I P- 1 3 TM Q' I fn? . fm Debate COUHC11 15M 55 111 LY? 1 I I IYJT FRANK ALBERT FETTER LERGY ROSENGREN GOODRICH W JAMES ALBERT WINANS RUFUS DANIEL SMITH is RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL HENRY THOMAS KENT NTL HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL LOUIS MUNSON BAKER GA'-lj 4 I L GEORGE LINCOLN BURR ANDREW LOGAN GILMAN gd A HARRY GEORGE STUTZ DUANE MCQUEEN WARD 5 kt - If ii T ,Hg Hrnfgis-K -TY Y Y ' F' Y' F F - 'R .gh- ' DZ F IDD E A ll E 5' 1 5' Q1 L ' . ' K f . - -' S -1 4, V - f ff , ' 7 1 1 r' I 1 1 1 1 , . .N 1 1 KY l ' F ff' , . 111 . bg, l 1. 114 . L -- ' 1-'11 Alll, 1 11-1 11, I L W Th C 11 C Tm e orne ongress .V , ', Officers First Term , J. C. IfENNEDY,,O7.S17 ker W. M. G . '07 T Uv H- T- KENT. 'JR-. '08, Cigfk W. F. Fexvlrlizgi-WOFQQ, Sefgezgfzlgrxfilrms It l D- T- 5MITH, 03, Asst. Clerk L. Ma BAK-:1cR,'O7, Debate Council Representative ' Officers for Second Term I 15- E- 3331519515 Wg. -Zneaker Qi 'giBcE.AcK,'09,A5sisz1?11 Clerk ' . . i , , . gr h I D ' 07, ' lvl K. YIH,,09 , Sergeant at-Arms ALL AGHER Teasmer '7 1 The Members 1, Ad1er.A. J. F 1 ,W. F. M c. , 1 Adler. S- F3-Zde1Qan,E. J, W, , - BaeT,H- French, Mlss V. R. Osman L. S. '13 .11 1 fl. Baer, C. 12. I 7 Frisbee G. N. O'D0nne1l, H. N, 1 1 Benham, Miss A. VV . Frost, J. Ottawa L. L. I ' Bentley W. K. Ga11agher,W. M. Pally,1g,.'M. l sem- 11- 1. 21- 1 5 Bl2wk,E-'J-I cloiiiillg. A. S. RT nifnxf' S' TT, B1ack.R.T. Goodricli,L.R. Rlcihrdson L. .1-5 1 I 1l3i?5'Zll4.YMEZ.M M 2'1m'?1bEf3' L' 51185-3-Sf' H1111 i . . . u an I l 1 L' . 1 1 Bloflget- F-lV1- H21r1i,e.'an.I. P. Rg1gh.P. W. Q1 1 S231zg1Ef1' F- Samuels- 5- E- 1 , J- - za., en, . . S , . , Y iw, Brown, H. P. Ha.ggYman,J. V. shilfifl, P. S, , 41 l 0a1f1we11,w. E. Hunt-, E. H. sebum, H, H, 1, .11 gllfrkgftsgizflb gifgbmokwir. Ek1dfi1s1Bf,TMiSs B. C I 1 -- o nson, . . 't , , ' y J. . ennefy, v . . 111 HID, . qv., Clarke, J. A-. H Kent., H. T., Jr. Sllealgns, E. A. K, ful SISSVGS, W. Klemewska Miss Thorn, H. C. 'fy-fi 1 023355 EHED19, Zlghfirstolxg, M. F. I Ji Curtis l Kgglinlxif I -U'f1U1S, J 1 . Cohn- M- Lapp, G. W. wifine. if bl 1 CfM1da11.D- Lfwbef, H- Warner, F. R. I J 1 ' Champ10D1E- S' Levi11e.A- Warner, L. K. 1 L- 56111503-11 f . - SVI , F. . ' ' , 4, T1g0d91S-f-,f'V- L-1-in,H. wrlfij B. A. 1 DaVLS1 Mathers, G. N. Wilson, H. N. Fgf agyr' ,- VICKS-Y, A- W- Wilson, M. L. ilduga . Eb., 111e11en,S. H. vv1n.1er,A, H, J ,H flew- lb- . W01fe,1. E. Few- 1- ' - Wolkowyski, R. 4 Yih, K. ki - 3- Z q- X 4 A AC-,fj'C - A I Cf':'t-v 0 Exam D E ATE TEE5 E,L iv n SH S I I 1' nv ' Q W2 h 'W- I I 'AI ' ,III V Robert Henry Thurston TI I, Debate Club Yvh 1907 mi L. IW YQ Members I 'IJ BENJAMIN KNOWLTON BOYCE HAROLD JOSEPH ROIG I , , - .A A JOHN KFARNFY CLE RY FRED EUGENE ROSEROOK ilu LOUIS VVHITE FEHR CHESTER ALLEN SMITH 1 ALVIN LEROY GILMORE HERMAN SPINGARN JOHN CURTIS KENNEDY HARRY GEORGE STUTZ I JOSEPH HENRY KOHAN WILLIAM WINTHRVOP TAYLOR GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTH , STEPHEN RALPH TIFFANY FREDERICRALBERT PEEK DAVID HOWARD WAREHAM f HERMON CLINTON RADLEY H MARTIN LUTHER WILSON K AC , Kai... , ' QE I f ' f , r 1 - T - - T' - l ' 'L' E'-I' f A I L, 1' 'I I ,. f ' 1 .-4, X -Q -zu I DE LETE SQL E,,Ql3,OF vw - A ' ' I 1 I nil 'li I! II w LMI lg I , I IQ: ,I IT 'II I IV xx I M V I I I WI I QLI I IR If 1 tr' J gg, 2 I I II iw . A I W IW ,I ' ' 'V ' 555 Andrew D1CkSOn W h1te It I 3 t IS, , ff ' Deba e Club ' ILT? 'I ?i- I C. 'II I Officers T' ,Ml ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS . . . Premient A W CLARENCE EUGENE BAER . Vire-President X E EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING . Serretary kb I 5,4 ROMEYN XIATMAN THATCHER . . Trearurer rg LN Nl THOMAS GLENN DURKAN . . . . Sergeant-at-Arm: H' ,I Q HENRY THOMAS KENT, JR. . . Debate Councif Reprexerztatzhfue Q X H jk WILLIAM MICHAEL GALLAGHER A N , IY T: ANDREW WILLIAM TVICKAY . . Exfrutffzfe Committee 'Mxfli lf' ADAM HEBER WINDER 157 V' Qi, Members X , IIT F CLARENCE EUGENE BAER , ANDREW WILLTARV1 TXIICKAY If LOUIS MUNSON BAKER CARL WILLIAM PARKER of QA' 4 IR WILLIAM KIMBALL BENTLEY ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS 1 fl EDWIN GAIQRIGUES BORING DAVID THEODORE SMITH T ARCHER LOUIS CHAPIN ROMEYN YATMAN THATCHER I CLARENCE EDWARD CHATFIELD TVIATHER FRANCIS THURSTON .I THOMAS GLENN DURKAN CHARLES FRANCIS WHITE TI WII.L1AM 'NIICHAEL GALLAGHER PHILIP JOHN VVICKSER LEROY ROSENGREN C-IOODRICH ADAM HEBER WINDER HENRY THOMAS KENT, IR. ISIDOR ERLICI-I VVOLFE j I I -5 A I I D. A J is-1 f ,Z E:T - Q X ' ' T- J J E exert -Q fn an E e ee- I Ni- Q DE AT E, e 4f3 S . :lv Kill ll. ill J W gg , I Francis Miles Finch Debate Club F ITT, 1909 i 'Nl off' in-V Icers l ROSCOE C. EDLUND . . . . Prexzdent FREDERICK A. RICE . Vice-President F RITZ FERNOW . Serretary EDWIN W. MITCHELL . . Treasuref l KOLIANG YIH . . Sergeant-at-Arms Kiljlfni ANDREW L. GILMAN . . .Q . Reprexentatifue to Debate Council 2 Active Members ' TH R. T. Black , C. Edlund F. A. Rice l ' T. R. Briggs W. G. Evans S. S. Rolph H. A. Callis . Fernow L Safro . I L. S. Church L. Gilman F. B. Sprague , R. H. Dayton L. Kuschke W. L.'T0dd A. Diamant Levine D. Tolins G. G. Dobson H. Levitt K. Yih J. Dubuis VV. Mitchell E. M. York Q xl' it,- N. Niles i KX , Ie. -L Z - ah ' Y H Ara..fY e. il 'P ' V ' V' 'V -. 4' 1 For 353555 DE ATIJE. a Ege eE9 ,W - . , A , Y 3 We l I :lv I . B11 I 'I nl W W Ili, I.. . V L W ILA t 'll' mi A . III I Ch l K d ll Ad Cl b 'A IW 'Elf CS CII H 2lII1S U yy af - of - rl v HARRY N. WILSON . . Preszdent l THoMAs P. HANNAGAN . l'1'ce-Preddenf ' I WILLIAM BLAKELY . Secretary la I Y' g CARLOS TOAN . . Treasurer Q JOSEPH WALLACE . . . Sergeant-at-Arms 04 5,4 DUANE M. WARD . .... Representaiifve in Debate Council lil ul W Active Members . YV .hw Arthur Adler Eugene Friedman James P. Hewitt I ll Louis Bergmann Richard C. Gano Stanton Griflis ,gl LM Albert C. Bean Edward A. Stevens Edward G. Griffin W Louis F. Bo le H. Calder Thorne Nelson R. Peet A y A- ,-w if A Oliver W. Boies Morris Ullman Lawrence Richardson, Jr. YI Elmer Black David A. VVhite Frank H. Knapp FL F Abraham Doris George M. Wicker Edwin H. Metz N V. Eraser Lee L. Ottaway Kenneth C. Newman Associate Members David M. Palley Jacob T. Grubel Matthew H. HORN Earnest H. Hespelt Jacob Holzman lll I 7 P, I fy, A X + T Tryrx-fglk - K : K ' ' ' 'lg f - - - 351 ,N Q ne avtrie ' 1 l fl , F I I 4' , il illv l li fel All lvllml 0 , ii ll 1 w ll eh, 11, ll' QT f ,X il, 7 ,itll aff, Cornell Debate Teams FJ fb 1907 ls- . . ly Q Pennsylvania-Cornell Debates i 'r':,ii First Debate fI8Q4.D Pennsylvania Seventh Debate QIQOZD Pennsylvania ' ll Second Debate CISQSD Pennsylvania Eighth Debate CIQO3D Cornell 1 Third Debate f1896j Cornell Ninth Debate QI904j Cornell ' 5,4 Fourth Debate 08977 Cornell Tenth Debate H9052 Cornell ll JM Fifth Debate fI8Q8D Cornell Eleventh Debate CIQO6D Cornell tl Q' Sixth Debate CI8QQD Pennsylvania Twelfth Debate CIQO7D Pennsylvania W Columbia-Cornell Debates ,l QY1-li First Debate Qrgooj Won,by'Cornell Second Debate Qrgoij Won'byfColumbia I , y Third Debate QIQOZD Won by, Cornell X JL, Fourth Debate CIQO3D Won byfColumbia MY Fifth Debate 419045 Won by Cornell ' i Sixth Debate CIQOSD Won'byfColumbia li ' N Seventh Debate QIQO6D Won by Cornell , K , Eighth Debate CIQO7D Won by Columbia, ' F Cornell-Pennsylvania Debate Team i 1 Harold Joseph Roig, '07, Artr Robert Earl Coulson, ,OQ, flrtx Harry George Stutz, ,O7, Law Roscoe Claudius Edlund, ,OQ CAM-D, Art-V Cornell-Columbia Debate Team Leroy Rosengren Goodrich, '08, Art: Franklin Reed Brown, '07, Lafw S Francis Larnerts Durk, '07, Law David Theodore Smith, '08, QAlt.2, Law J kts ' , 9 , ts ' e e e f - 4 - ' L..f4 - T T I F if - AL, .3 - R T1 O A gm AEA- - DEHATLE EEL 3503? 0 1,7 A A A A A A I V ' I ' I T' U Ill' ' gl 6 - . V91 F, lillil Ilf' Eff A rdf ll ll ui lllllll I 81? ol-v, QCMV I 'll LUV JI. . W. WI , , l MI '86 M ' 1 S k ,UW eI1'101'1'2l pea elf S lil' l F 1 1906 . 1- -A r' IW 5 lllxv ,ll . . . . . . '9 f'Jw Hi Winners of the '86 Memorial Prize In Public Speaking 1887 ANDREW S. WHITE I897 HERRICK C. ALLEN Oar' 5 1888 HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM 1.898 MORTIMER OSTHEIMER A 1 IF, I889 FRANK H. CALLAN 1899 WILLIAM O. MORGAN 55,5 1890 WILLARD H. AUSTEN IQOO WILLIAM H. MORRISON JR 1 U I 1891 EDWIN D. SHURTER 1901 XIVILLIAM A. FRAYER Q , J 1892 ERNEST I. WHITE 1902 CHARLES B. DOWD A . 'KY 1893 WILLIAM P. CI-IAPMAN, JR. 1903 ELIAS H. KELLEY 'Nfl 1894 EDWARD V. HENRY IQO4. CHARLES H. TUCK 1895 STEVEN F. SHERMAN, JR. 1905 wVILLIAM L. RANSOM I ,L 1896 IRWIN ESMOND 1906 FRANCIS L. DURI: jvriii Il - 6 lib Contestants in 1906 F ' i' Horace Wadsworth Gillett, '06, Arts Louis Munson Baker, '07, Law I Hampton Howell Halsey, '06, Law Francis Lamerts Durk, '07, Law john William Todd, '06, NI. E. D. Howard WVareham, '07, Law l Herman Ferdinand Schnirel, '06, Art: Harold Joseph Roig, '07, Arts N Caldwell Martin, '06, Law Raymond Joseph Bantel, '08, Art: l Miss Mabel Ford Yoemans, '07, Arty David Theodore Smith, '08, Law C I 'J I kt V if if X D D-JJ'-E' nor' roof-I- SQ I I0 IE ATIE, 32355 E1 ., , L . , 1 . I ns ' li I I ll . :lil ' V3 'U l I W h I 'l I. 'W l l Ma 1 ' '94 Memorial Speakers ' ' hi 1907 ll ,QI If . l Winners of the '94 Memorial Prize in Debate ' 5 1895 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL . l il 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY IQO2 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1903 GEORGE D. CROFTS HKYJWI 1898 GAIL LAUGI-ILIN 1904. WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1905 NEAL D. BECKER 1 ,Eg 1900 FRANK H. HAUSNER 1906 GEORGE W. ROESCH 'll 1907 FRANCIS L. DURK lml I Contestants in 1907 A l I Franklin Reed Brown, '07, Law Leroy ROsengren'GO0drich, '08, Ari: l Francis Lamerts Durk, '07, Law Robert Earl Colilson, '09, Arts David Theodore Smith, '08, Law Roy Turnbull Black, '09, Art: U Henry Thomas Kent, '08, Arts Andrew Logan Gilman, '09, Arts les- , I A I J Qi - fr 1? Qi I - I - for -Rf H . A - f if - J.- - 'A me F IDEIZQXTIE., 4- :I Er !'-i- 1 9 V1 I 9 B X 9 9 9 gg, :,, ' 95277 Q Il! I C I .I TI. ' Qui ' - II II I ll I I ' if 7 F PM II I'I I W IM I I FII I II . TI 9 4. 5 II L III I YI II I ' mI-fv I I I 517 hx . I . . IT A14 . WI ,I IV, I fig I I I f T 'AI LII YI I III I I X, 'TD i x I I' W' f W df d P ' ' II I I 111116I'S 0 OO OI' 1'1ZC 1I1 .Ie , I I ratory .1711 I' I I I I N 'I I T'-lg Q0 1871 JOHN E. MOORE 1888 P1-111.111 C. PAYNE C-I I 1872 ADoLP11Us L. RADER 188 HQWARD A. OPPENIIEIBI .LI 9 ' 1873 fAward rescinded? 189o FRANK A. ABBOTT ,, 1874 JAMES F. GLUCK 1891 QAward resciudedj II IYARI 7 1875 GEORGE H. F1Tc1-1 1892 EDWIN D. S1-1uRTER I 1376 ELARFNCE H. ESTY 1893 ERNEST I. W1-11TE J 1 77 EORG1: W. GILLETTE 1894 HARRIET7 C. CONNOR li' ATI 1878 CHARLES W. AMES 1895 GEORGE P. DX'ER V' ' I 1359 ?1.EREDCMQ1g1.ER 1296 CDHARLEsHH.xaRA:x1N1EL1cAmP 'LI 1 o 'RANK . 1-11TNEY 1 97 AN1EL . YELLS I-f JI 1881 fAward rescindedj 1898 CHARLES H. IVIAYER A17 I887. Divided between CHARLES P. BACON and 1899 HERBERT B. LEE I KL IUI FRANK R. :LUCKEY 1900 EUGENE T. LIES 1 1883 AsA A. ALLING IQOI SIDNEY S. LOXVENTHAL IQ! 1234. SHARLES AMPZTTER 1907. gI1cHAE1i-IA. FORD K H 7 1 5 TODDARD . TEV1-INS 1903 Ll-'RED UGER I ' W I 1886 E. D. .ABINUM DE LIBIA 1904 WVILLIAM A. MURPHY' I I I 1887 HORACE WIIITE 1905 ROBERT P. BUTLER Contestants in 1906 I I HFRLIAN FERDINAND SC1-1N1REL . ....... The Immigrant and Progress IKI CHARLES HENRY TUCK . . . - The llflolive Power of Faillf I I Miss CLARA GARFIELD CORNELL The Law and the juvenile Offender GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT . . . The Lawyer as Peacemaker ALBERT HERMAN SCHAAE . 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Baker, 1907, Pa. Burns, 1908, N. Y. P. Eells, 1907, 0. C. Faucher, 1909, N. Y. If .1. F. J. R. S. I. A. S. A. A. ROBERT P. TuRNr.a,1908,Mo., .fl ssislanl Manager Jomv L. Samoa, 1901, N. Y., Graduate Manager Glee Club ROXVI.AND A. Cumw, 1907, O., Leader HOLLIS DANN, Director First Tenors T. R. Henderson, 1907, Pu. L. Hill, 1909, Mo. R. T. Holloway, 1908, N. J. W. P. Joeger, 1907, N. Y. N. C. Mason,1907,Ill. E. C. Mayer, 1908, N. Y. D. Miller, 1910. Pa. M. K, Miller, 1910, Pa. E. Goodwillie,1910,1ll. A. R. Keith, 1907, Cal. G, F. Mosher, 1908, Mo. F. A. Postal, 1908, la. C. Townsend, 1907, N. Y. Second Tenors S. Adams, 1907, Minn, H. L. Dawson, 1907, Ill. T. J. Linrlorff, 1907, N. Y. 5. Van Bijlcvelt, 1908, Holland D. S. Gray, 1910, Mich. H. Major, 1907, N. Y. H. Elanchard, 1910, Vt. C. R. Haskell, 1907, N. J. C. E. Montague, 1909, N. Y. E. Blunt,1909, N. Y. C. J. Hunn, 1908, N. Y. T. R. Rollo, 1910, Ill. Davis, 1908, D. C. VV. Benson, 1910, N. Y. B. Carpenter, 1907, N. J. V. Franklin., 1908, N. Y. P. Howes, Jr., 1907, N. Y. W. V. A. Clark, 1909, N. J. J. H. Davidson, 1908, Col. E. Drennen, 1907, O. P. H. Elwood, 1909, N. Y. W. Faustmnn, 1907, N. Y. E. M. Keiser, 1910, N. Y. D. Stewart, 1908, N. Y. First Basses C. B. Hutchins, 1907,Il1. E. A, Jesser, 1908, N. Y. H. G. Mowe, 1910, N. Y. F. J. Noyes, 1910, N. Y. L. D. Johnson, 1910, N. J. R. A. Curry, 1907, O. G. F. Lewis, 1907, N. Y. R. T. Turner , 1908, N. Y. Second Basses F. E. Fitch, 1908, N. Y. C. A. Pierce, 1909, N. Y. E. L. Ford, 1907, N. Y. S. W. Peters, 1910, O. R. W. Hiatt, 1908, O. H. P. Reed, 1909, Wis. M. H. Landis, 1909, Pa. fl. Q. S1'antnn,1910,N. Y. A. W. Mnrse,1908,N. Y. 1-1. A. Sturges, 1908 , N. Y. 4-09 rzx WS' if MANDOLIN CLUB, 1906-1907 Mandolin lub XYILLARD J. Cr2Aw1foRn,Jn.,1907, Ohio, Leader Gizonmc F. COLMSAN, 1895, Direrh-r First Mandolins C. G. Bambc-rger.1908,Utal1 l.. G. 1-lullberg, 1909, Ill. H. S. Shape, 1908, Pa. R S. Baum, 1909. Ill. W. 13. I-Iolmes,1907,0, F. G. Smith, 1908. N. Y. G. D. Bills, 1908. Ill. D. R. Howard, 1907. N. Y. J. S. Somerville, 1907. Ill M G. Brown. 1909, N. Y. R. S. Humburc-li. 1909, N. Y. ll. H. VVarclia!n, 1907.Neb A. VV. Conklin. 1910, Mich. H. James,1909,lll. D. B. Wesson, 1907, Mass W, J. Crawford, Jr., 1907, O. A. Lazn, 1907, N. Y. W. M. VVoorl, 1908. Ore. E. R. Greer, 1908, Minn. H, D. North,1907,0. J. D.VVilcoX, l907,Ala. Second Mandolins G. H. Acller. 1908, N. Y. 11. R. Ha.rriSon.1908.Ya. C. K. Shaw, 1910, Pa. - H A. Appel. 1908, N. Y. A. Josenhy, 1908. N. Y. R.W.Stanrlart,-Ir.,'09,NI1ch W. S. Appel, 1908. N. Y. H. A. Kieup.1910,N, Y. R. B. Stanton, 1909, N. Y. D W. Beggs, 1909, O. E. W. Mit-chcll, 1909. O. F. C. Stephens, 1908, N. Y E- E- Bragszs, 1909. Ill. A. B. Rogers, 1909. Col. R. D.. Vaughn, 1907. M1153 C. L. B. Dickson, 1908, La. L. M. Ryan, 1908. N. Y. R. 1Vxlson,1907, N. Y. C. M. Yohe, 1909, Pa. Guitars S. W. Allen, 1910, O. M.R.Johnson.1908.Pa. J. C. Rogers, 1909, N. Y. H. R. Coffin, 1908, N. Y. B. J. Ray, 1909, N. C. R. A Smallman, 1908,0. C. T. Hewitt,1908,N. Y. W. 12. Rice,1909.ll1. H. E. Stewart, 1908, 0. C. B. D. Wood,1909, Pa. C. C. Tal1man,1907,N. Y. Cellos C. E. Bronson, 1910, N. Y. M. E. McChristic, 1909 G. R. Lehman, 1909, O H. G. Mosler, 1910, O. J. A. Webb, 1909, O. Clarionet B. L. Filkins, 1907, N. Y. Flutes W. V. Randall, 1910, N. Y. A. T. Waight, 1908, Ohio First Violins H. E. Childs, 1909, N. Y. G. F. Pond. 1910,N. Y. Second Violin H. E. Weaver, 1908, N. Y. C 'l Undergraduate Members R-ODNEY -DRENNEN , 1907, President ORMOND H. Puznocn, 1907, Manager ROWJLAND A. CURRY, 1907, Leader of Glee Club WILL:kRD J. GHANVFORD, JR., 1907, Leader of .llandolin Club Alumni Members CHARLES E. TREEBIAN, 1889, Graduate Treasurer JOHN L. SENIOR, 1901, Graduate Manager-Sem-etary Faculty Advisory Members GEORGE P. BRISTOL EDWIN H. Woormumr BLIN S. CUSIIMAN 411 THE BANJQ CLUB, 1907 , -.. - .Q ,.. .iii 2' R? . . '-- '1- .:....'-:gg .aif.3H.uwLsu:aTzfE.zss:-wg'r.r.gfz:,' A5225 fe Q4 ,YY A A '..1 . . W 4 A.. rg .,. , 1 EW .v 'E ' 1 sf' , 5 i K ' D . - ' - X 7 .,' 1 .1 ..- 5 .131 ' A Q 1 K., 5.!:,fl:M. ,. I, -,iw 2 - In , .- Lvl' F -- Hi. E5 1' f ,, .LL X ,, , A V A, ' A 5 KS .1 -f-ff-J J. rv' . -.rf 1 nf J ...hir ww- 1 1'-mic. HAROLD A. STURGES, '03, N. Y. Leader GEORGE L. COLEMAN, 'QS . Banjeaurines SIDNEY BEVIN, '08, N. Y. N. C. FARR, ,OQ, Ill. Second Banjoes O. V. KRUSE, '09, N. Y. H. A. I'IEINE, '07, D. C. W. L. DRAGER, '09, Cal. JAMES RIONROE, '09, Pa. H. L. HOWE, '10, N. Y. E. M. WHITLOCK, '10, N. Y. N. C. FARR,'09 A. H. Rows, '07 H. A STURGES, '08 . . Direftor First Banjoes A. H. ROWE, '07, N. Y. H A. STURGES, '08, N. Y B. I.. MADDEN, '09, Pa. G. HARR1s0N, '10, N. Y. R MCCULLOUGH, '10, Guitars A R. M. SCHMID, '07, N. Y P. W. HAGGART, ,OQ, Pa. R H. WRIGHT, ,OQ, Md. C. H. BRADLEY, Sp., N. I I. LEVINSON, '10, N. Y. Banjoettes R. B. KUEHNS, '08, Wis. H. H. BURTCH, '10, N. Y. Executive Committee O. V. KRUSE, '09 413 . Chairman . 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S. Bruce,'08 H. G. Bull,'08 W. T. Burwell, '08 R. L. Coe, '08 G. H. Condon, '08 C. W. Cornell , '08 S. B. Eckert, '08 G. D. Ellsworth,'08 G. J. Feldman,'08 A. V. Franklin.'08 111. T. Gibson,'08 A. L. Gilmore' '08 V. D. Herriman,'08 niefnyos R. W. Management J. HAROLD lklunvnr, '07, Manager C. T. SPTIPP, '08, Assistant Manager JOHN L. SEN1on,'01,G1-afiuale Manager GEORGE R. Wxnxms, '06, Stage Manager C. M. HUSTED, '08, Properties Members R T. Holloway. 'OS C. M. Hust-ed, '08 J. F. Kelly,'08 A. M. Larnberton. '08 J. E r11ge:nw?2xfep:g.'2, tlitfi FDFUPU P. V W E. Mannocir, '08 F . Merrill, '08 F. Mosher, 'LS G. Pangborn, '08 M. Prophet, '08 L. Roberts,'0S T. Seipp, '08 . Shoemaker, '08 S. Shope,'08 R. Smith,'08 L. Snider, 'OS B. Townsend, '08 T. Treman . '08 J. Tucker,'08 P. Turner, '08 W. Ullman, '08 L. Vanderveer. '08 A. Vannan, '08 L. Whitehead. '08 P. J. VVickser, '08 H x G. M. M C. Wilder, 08 L. Barnum. '09 L. Buchwalter, '09 V. Christman, '09 S. Curtis,'09 NEW H194 . Davey, '09 de Mesa, '09 . . Fowler, '09 Jamieson , '09 F L. H. Michie. '09 J. W. Root, '09 J. H. Scott,'O9 H. I. Seely, '09 R. C. Tindall, '09 C. M. Torrance. '09 R. E. Treman, '09 R. T. Turner, '09 J. Winslow, '09 C. M. Yohe, '09 J. H Arrns,'10 H. H. Conway, '10 D. F. Crane, '10 M. J. Dynienicz, '10 E. K. Ford, '10 G. F. Hewitt, '10 R. Knibloe, '10 F. A. McElroy, '10 C. B. Mernur, '10 P. L. Metzger. '10 D. J. Miller, '10 T. L. Miller, '10 J. G. Moff1tt,'10 P. B. Orchard.'l0 H. Roehling, '10 W. M. Rose,'10 H. C. Schuyler, ' 10 7 Masque Council THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, President HERMAN B.m'rHo1.oMAY, Sefreiary CHARLES HAz1-:N Broon, Treasurer Faculty and Graduate Members PROF. T. F. CRANE C. H. B1.ooD,'88 PHOF. J. VV. STRUNK, JR. Undergraduate Members W. S. ROWLAND, '07 GEORGE R. WILKINS, '06 J. HAROLD MURPHY, '07 H. BArvrHor.oMAY, '07 -gfiiitip : -' A' T- 9 XII. n A . 2 5, Q ,Z A3 i - bl - X Q 6 U .f -15--3' 3 4-15 Y Y sssfilsf W x ,-A: f ,Q 2 'Bir- bw-9'I'v 'Y x......4-... Q. 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French Dramatic Organized, November 6th, A. V. FRANKLIN . H. M. SHORT E. STEHLI . Members A BRIAS, '08 J. H. G. A V S. VAN BIJLEVELT, '08 L. DAWSON, '07 DELCASSE, '07 V. FRANKLIN, '08 M. GEHRING, '07 J. F. HITCHCOCK, '07 A. LEIGHTON, '07 N. C. MAs0N, '07 J. H. MURPHY, '07 Society IQO3 Stage Manager . Business Manager Properties C. L. MULLIGAN, '07 V. D. BEVIN, '10 E. Llx-KLETT, '07 J. B. POND, '10 J. G. Doux, '09 M. B. ALMEIDA, '09 S. S. CHRYSSIDES, '09 S. GRIFFIS, '10 R. STANTON, '07 H. M. SHORT, '09 STEHL1, '07 S. W. TREAT, '07 F. E. O. DE ZEVALLOS, Sp. 416 Miss C. CRAWFORD, '10 .Miss BRADY, '10 Miss H. A. D0BBs, '10 Miss L. JOACHIM, '09 Miss A. HOLBERT, '08 Miss A. HUCHINSON, '10 The University DR. P. R. POPE Pnor. C. C. THOMAS A. L. BARTON H. E. XVEAVER XV. M. STEMPEL J. D. GRANT C. F. LANDMESSER C. C. TALLMAN H. E. RIEGGER F. A. MANGANG G. R. LEH MAN C. h. BRONSON IB. RAY Oboes EUGENE DEvoE H. L. HAM Drums and Tympani R. W. ULLMANN GEo. ALLEN Personnel GEORGE L. COLEMAN, Conductor First Violins H. E. CHILDS V. E. SMITH H. F. WELCH Second Violins D. V. DAVY J. PHELAN S. MARINE Violas Violoncellos H. C. MOSI.ER Basses F. A. SMITH Flutes W. V. RANDALL J. F. Box!-IEIMER Cornets A. G. HAXTUN C. M. HALL HARRY Bmssmr Pianist E. G. Cox 417 rchestra G. F. POND F. AGCAVIL T. L. SHAXV WM. F. KENNEDY W. F. FOVVLER H. W. HEI.LIER O. W. BOIES E. FRENDENHEIM L. BERGMAN I. E. FRIEDIIICH E. C. TICHENOR I. R . HUTCHINSON Clarinets M. E. MCCHRISTIE G. C. BmssE'r'r Trombones W. E. BALLARD M. E. CONWAY A ' S: . .. -' eg. -vEa4-p..L--.z4.- -' .-1'-1 --I -'gg I' ' .:- ,p.E , , A M M21 ' 7 ' 'W T E 3, .1 ' 3: . is V 1 .. - ,---xeqwgv -'fi 31. . ff ' 5 I - ,1 - 1 ' , ff . -v- Aw , 9+ '- f-+A... .- 1-'ffm 'Pl 'Af-,..,..,. Sf? ' 2AfAPv.Ri,f SfJi1fif?fSi:wfv.wwfvafff A3'i.,5?f:2SffS:S.g1 v1a: 1-.Sg r .42 'nv' Aymfgg. I. ffqf2:.z:y:3Q,fLg. 'lsfpf 'S . ww 'fx . 1 fi .: '- I f- rfwfw . A s--agr.55f:.3..3 .-.ram .1 Inf A R i... 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A., Commandant Field and Staff LIEUTENANT COLONEL F. S. SLY MAJOR GEORGE RUHLEN, JR. CAPTAIN S. B. WILKES, Adjutant CAPTAIN M. W. FISK, Quarterrrzasfer Non-Commissioned Staff SERGEANT MAJOR F. S. MARLOW QUARTERMASTER SERGEANT D. GOULD COLOR SERGEANT H. R. STANIEORD COLOR SERGEANT H. R. FERRIS Band MUSICAL DIRECTOR PATRICK CONWAY DRUM MAJOR G. F. POND PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN S. D. SIBLEY CHIEF MUSICIAN G. P. WEBSTER CHIEF TRUMPETER H. B. LAMB Company A Company B Company C CAPT. A. V. FRANKLIN CAPT. G. D. BILLS, IR. CAPT. W. B. RAPLEY IST LIEUT. C. R. CULLEN IST LIEUT. L. M. RYAN IST LIEUT. E. H. CUMPSTON 2D LIEUT. D. O. STONE 2D LIEUT. P. LOCKARD 2D LIEUT. S. S. ROLPH Company D Company E Company F CAPT. M. FRIED CAPT. W. E. HARRIES CAPT. W. E. SWIGERT IST LIEUT. S. W. TREAT IST LIEUT. W. R. OURAND IST LIEUT. S. E. BLUNT 2D LIEUT. O. BRANT 2D LIEUT. L. D. WEBSTER 2D LIEHT. A. C. DECKER Signal Corps gf' Ho:pz'tal Corp: CAPT. A. B. CUDEBEC LIEUTENANT W. L. MATTICK IST LIEUT. H. S. 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Qriif . '- V f 1 ,, V 55153 ' Q f ff ' 33,1 ,, gf , ,gf 9 I 'zr ,Z . .ffl . HENRY JOSEPH MILLER HAROLD Fmzwcuma WARDWELL Crew Varsity Managers Football MUEL ADAMS COCI-IRAN Baseball SA CLARENCE GUENWALD Bfxmumcm. Track xiii 5 946 f N , K ' ' 0 ff fi L, -,::v,,:- ff M g: ' 3 F ,., 575 A i'15?,75ff- ' 1' J-33' f1:,f2E. tg 5554-V' 'K 7.4, ,M V , :I Juv, - 'L4 .,v '::, ,-3,6141 . rf, ,i 1 pf ' ' - 'E f I , f 1 ,- 1 4? , Q i ' 1 f f,, , ,fd 1 1 df ,, f 1 4 ff. QQ...-pc ,. - ,:::.:': ' 431- , Q ' 4 f ,J 2' me f 1, f 64 5 1 14,1 7 , ' f-if STEPHEN LOTT VANDEVEER XVARREN MCART1-ma, JR Crew Varsity Assistant Managers Footb all ? 1' mls Q I I rata-aw A W W 3 TOTJROTB The e S QE I Em Ugg, Q swf Q Q Q 9 M4221 A QSSSRSSSS I ,SERS a A I Q A ea-A W JAMES MONTGOMERY ACKLIN, '06 Crew, '05, '06 LESLIE ASI-IEURNER, '06 Track, '05 LANGDON BABCOCK, 'OO Football, '05, '06 ROBERT CHARLES BARTON, 'O6 Crew, '04, '05, '06 ORAMEL HARRY BIGELOW, '07 Baseball, '05, '06 JAMES LLOYD BRAMAN, '06 Baseball, '04, '05, '06 CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON, '08 Football '06 EDMUND SWAIN BROWN, '07 MAURICE JOSEPH BROWNE, '08 JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER, '07 LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAIGN, '06 JAMES HARRY COSTELLO, '06 JAMES VANDEVER COLPITTS, '09 GEORGE TANDY COOK, '08 CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox, '08 ALEXANDER WILLIAM DANN, '07 HENRY EMERSON DAVIS, '07 JOHN JAMES DESHON, '07 JOHN PALLISER DODS, '08 CHARLES LEFEVER DOWNS, '06 EDWIN EARLE, JR., '08 EDWARD THADDEUS FOOTE, '06 WILLIAM HENRY FORBES, '06 JOHN EDMONDS FORGY, '06 FREDERICK JOHN FURMAN, '06 LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT, '08 EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON, '08 CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER, '07 LEONARD RIDER GRACY, '08 EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS, JR., '07 FRED LEE HEILMAN, '08 JOHN CARLISLE HEMINGWAY, '06 FREDERICK JOHN HERR, '07 STEPHEN CHARLES HOLLANDS, '08 FRANKLIN DANA HOOPER, '07 MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY, '06 THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON, '08 JAMES HERBERT JAMIESON, '09 Baseballi '04, '05, '06 '06 Baseball Track, '05, '06 Football, '03 Football, '02 Track, '06 Football, '04 Crew, '06 ,Baseball O4 05 06 , '03, '04, O5 , '05, '06, Track 05 O6 Football, '06 Football, '04 Baseball, '05, Crew, '05, '06 Football, '04, Football, '05, '06 ,OS '06 Crew, '04, '05, '06 Crew, '04 Football, '03 Football, '05 Crew, '06 Football, '04, Crew, '05, '06 Crew, '06 Baseball, '06 Baseball, '05, Track, '05 Track, '06 Baseball, '06 Crew, '05 Football, '03, '05, '06 '06 1 J 04, 05 Track, '05, '06 Football, '06 LINDELY WILKESON JOHNSON, '06 NIELVILLE PETER L. KIRCHHOFER, '06 WILLIAM FORREST LEE, '06 BURTON JUDSON LEMON, '08 GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS, '07 ROBERT ARCHIBALD LOCKERBY, '06 CHARLES ALBERT LYON, '06 CHARLES FREDERICK MAGOFFIN, '07 PARIS MARTIN, '07 SCOTT THADDEUS MEISSNER, '06 GUY WALTER MOSHER, '07 JOHN NEWHALL, '06 VVILLIAM SEYMOUR NEWMAN, '07 WALTER Scorr NOBIS, '08 CHARLES CLAYTON ODERKIRK, '08 BERNARD JOHN O,ROURKE, '09 JOSEPH NEWTON PEW, '08 JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK, '07 JOSEPH BOND PHILIPS, '06 SYLVESTER COSGRAVE PRESTON, '06 LAWRENCE JOSEPH RICE, '07 CHESTER LINWOOD ROADHOUSE, '06 HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS, '07 FRED WILLIAM SCHEIDENHELM, '06 PAUL ARTHUR SCHOELLKOPF, '06 EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE, '08 ERNEST LEE SIMPSON, '07 MONTGOMERY SLEETH, '06 ARTHUR STARR, '06 WILLIAM STUART STOWELL, '07 WILLIAM GORTON TAYLOR, '07 FLMER lvES THOMPSON, '00 FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND, '08 RALPH COIT TURNER, '06 HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE, '08 VVILFRED LEROY UMSTAD, '06 RAY VAN ORMAN, '08 GEORGE HENRY WALDER, '09 CARL HAWLEY WATSON, '00 LEON COWLES WELCH, '06 THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, '08 WILLIAM BEN WHITE, '08 LA VERNE ARTHUR WILDER, '06 ARTHUR LINFORTH VVILLGOOSE, '08 Lacrosse, '06 Lacrosse, '06 Crew, '04, '05, '06 Cross Country, '06 Track, '06 Lacrosse, '06 Football, '05 Track, '04, '05, '06, Cross Country, '03 '04 '05 '06 Football, '05 Track, '06 Track, '04, '05 Football, '04, '05 Football, '03, '05, '06g Crew, '06 Cross Country, '06 Football, '04, '05 Football, '05, '06 Track, '05 Football, '05, '06 Track, '04, '05, '06 Baseball, '04, '05, '06 Football, '03, '04, Baseball, '04, '05 Football, '05 Track, '05, '06 Lacrosse, '05, '06 Football, '03 Cross Country, '06 Cross Country, '05, Track, '06 Cross Country, '05 Cross Country, '04, '05 Crew, '05, '06 Crew, '05, '06 Football, '05, '06 Track, '05, '06 Track, '05, '06 Track, '06 Baseball, '04, '05, '06 Football, '04, '05, '06 Football, '05, '06 Football, '06 Baseball, '03, '04, '05, '06 Crew, '06 Track, '06 Football, '04 Track, 'o5. '06 438 14: if B If V K'7'l NAVAL ..,. ii J -1. 'pg1,.'-. 3 az ,.- L . .'.!' 'J f-4-I ,. ' . X l ' . 11.1142 fnflv 14,58 'W 77-I? - V ,. . ,P'. - ' , ,,,f. ,yg:,p5..'. Mgr 9' A , ', '1 ' f - 1 . .a..-7.4.'.,' A ' :Yu-: Qs .va . . .-1 uyf :pq , ..' f ' Li ' ., ' I ,, ffrfiltf-H .fgf mg rfqr ,VZ . ,f. ,' .' -4-If .715 5. , Y. aff? 1 ..ff-592 b 1-.f . -fe-A. .f - , , - -f . 1 Pg, 4, if -L. ,,-,.7 . ,... I, 11 :arf-fx Ia r-i. 5 fy f 1' .' fill? ' , I -Y--N fffhf- ' 11 f .,. . 4 39.56 'l-5.574 s '-'wJ '4l I 'f' Q74 I I 'az W. A,-1 , l LM, . 'K .fl I., ::, A -3,171 L . if.-at vt- 2- fi-1 435 fwiifei fff 4- 11 : f Ni' .r ' 4'5 ' ' .rv-e A ' ' Ar ' -' by , . -' - . - . 13f,.'?1s S ,eg Q V ' ,:S 3 5 4 wld .-'4' . ts -wr-L' 4 15 ' - ' 1 x f If 1 1 4 .4 X . 31 1 1 1. ,, , 1 Z fffll 'i 3-- 7, -gm ,vig-75,131 ' YY a 5 ' l -4, fig., 1 .4 I , , aj: , 1,14 r .- A f..,, lpeg: Q 3. -Q ex: ' 4- Dafe Oppanenls I'Vinner Time Miles Pface July 17, 1873 Y., Wes., H., D., A.,Col., B., M. A., T., W. Yale 16 59 3 Springfield July 14, 1875 Col., Wes., H., W., D.,T., P., Y. . . Columbia 16.42 3 Saratoga July 18, 1874 Col., H., D., Wes., Y., A., Br., B., U., H., P Cornell 16 535 3 Saratoga .Iuly 19, 1876 H., Col., U., Wes., P. .... Cornell 17 011 3 Saratoga June 14, 1879 Intercollegiate . Cornell 9.15 111- Saratoga .Iuly 10, 1879 Col.,Wes. . Columbia 8 26 15- Lake George July 4, 1880 Col.,Penn. . . Cornell 9 12 145 Lake George June 30, 1881 London,Thames London 8 56 12 Henley .Iuly 2, 1881 Hertford College Hertford 8 19 125 Henley July 4, 1882 Penn., Wes., P., B. Pennsylvania 9 35 15- Lake George July 4, 1883 P., Penn.,Wes. . Cornell 11 57 15 Lake George June 19, 1884 Penn., P. . . Pennsylvaniai' 9 065 15 Philadelphia ' July 16, 1884 Penn.,Col., P.,B.. PennsylvaniaT 8 392 15 Saratoga June 19, 1885 Penn. . . Cornell 8 38 115 Philadelphia July 5, 1885 Br.,B.,Penn. Brown? 9 105 15 Worcester June 19, 1887 Penn. . . Cornell 2 15 Philadelphia July 5, 1887 B. . Cornell 9.382 15 Worcester July 4, 1888 Penn. . Cornell 8 195 125 Philadelphia June 24, 1889 Col.,Penn. . Cornell 15.30 3 New London July 5, 1889 Penn, . Cornell 6.401 13- Philadelphia July 18. 1890 B. . Cornell 17.30 3 Ithaca July 26, 1890 Penn. . , Cornell 14 431 3 New London July 24, 1891 Penn.,Col. . Cornell 14 2751 3 New London June 15, 1892 Penn. . . Cornell 17 26 3 Ithaca July 8, 1893 Penn. . Cornell 23 40 4 Lake Minnetonk June 16, 1894 Penn. , . Cornell 21 12 4 Torresdale June 24, 1895 Col.,Peun. . Columbia 21 25 4 Poughkeepsie July 12, 1895 Trinity Hall . Trinity Hall 7 15 12 Henley June 26, 1896 H.,Penn.,Col. . Cornell 19 2981 4 Poughkeepsie . June 24, 1897 H., Y. . Cornell 20 34 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1897 Penn.,Col. . Cornell 20 473 4 Poughkeepsie June 22, 1898 H.,Y.. . . Cornell 23 48 4 New London July 2, 1898 Penn.,Wis.,Col . . . Pennsylvania 15 515 3 Saratoga June 27, 1899 Penn.,Wis.,Col ..,. Pennsylvania 20 O4 4 Poughkeepsie June 30. 1900 Penn..Wis.,Col..Georgetown . . Pennsylvania 19 41 4 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1901 Penn., Wis , Col., Georgetown, Syracuse . Cornell 18.5351 4 Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Penn.,Wis,,Col.,Georgetown,Syracuse . Cornell 19 052 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Penn.,irVis.,Col..Georgetown,Syracuse . Cornell 18 57 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Penn..Col., Georgetown,Wis. . Syracuse 20 22g 4 Poughkeepsie May 27, 1905 Harvard ,..... Cornell 10 095 ' 17,5 Cambridge June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Georgetown,Col.,Penn.,Wis. . Cornell 22 065 4 Poughkeepsie May 25, 1906 Harvard ...... Cornell 10 412 12 Cambridge June 23, 1906 Penn.,Syracuse,Col.,Wis.,Georgetown . Cornell 19 365 4 Poughkeepsie A.-Amherst. D.-Dartmouth Penn.-Pennsylvaina 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.-Syracuse 'Cornell first, ruled out on foul. IWorld's record, 8-oared shell. 1'Cornell second. 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I Q . g 1 J ix . 15 3 K. ., .!1 Mail 5 152 Tiff-7 'A' 5, 1 1 51? A 1' E? gy ,V . 1-5.-W. .-,ff .vw .ff-vw --f -v-- 'fzr-f-57 1 1 , 13 common ORE: my ' ' rea -' ft tr-ft :X 'rf 1 ' 0 U ' C .4 ,. 1155 1 1. L.,.,,...-..-lf..,liQ.Qlll?m,i,A F .N ., V 1 '. -ff' 1 1 fxih . ,,.1g.z,- H 'wp - 1 Q-:-1 gi ff, ,, f: 'A if---1 . 1 w. . 1 .-. - -2 1 1 , 122- . 1, ',,- fn: M 1 'JI 3 j J 3 1 1 ' 'L ' 1 . X. I If -'V' N , 1 ' '. Q , fl .' .', 1. .,: I41':' A14 .' I , - v 1 11 . ,,. H , ,,' .g ' 11- 2 '- ,,',-. 1 ' , ,A1 M .1 ' -Ar Q, ,f:. I ' 1 'H 1' 4 Review of the Season HE crew season of IQO6 varied but little from the many which preceded it. For the undergraduatesit meant that when the days of the various races came the Cornell crews showed themselves to be well up to the standard, and that out of six races rowed during the season, live resulted in victories for Cornell. For the crew men themselves the season meant six months of hard work and constant training, in which the races were mere incidents. As a rule, the average undergraduate knows next to nothing of the nature of the work which makes these victories pos- sible. The work of the crew man is done without the visible student support which is in evidence in most of the other branches of athletics. His work is all done while most of the -students are enjoying their evening meal. Perhaps this is a good thing in a way, since student interest in athletics often takes the form of ignorant and harmful criticism of! both teams and coaches. The absence of such unintelli- i gent criticism on the part of students and of news- papers is a great aid to the coaches, and helps to give the men on the crews the boundless confidence in their coaches which is necessary for the best results. Although the work of trainingis, on the whole, a hard grind, yet there is more variety in the daily spins on the lake than one Finds in other branches of sport. In the beginning of the season the Hoating ice in the inlet makes things interesting, at least, for the coxswains, and later the changes in weather afford some variety. Anyone who has ever raced home up the lake ahead of an approaching storm or fog knows that there is enough excitement in this to vary the monotony. There was nothing startling about any of the races of last season. The victory over Harvard was an easy one, although the race was rowed against a strong head wind which made it hard for both crews. A Commodore Elect W- G- TaYl0f, '07 44-I After the defeat of the four-oared crew in IQO5, attention was centered on developing a strong four for 1906. This was done, and one might think after seeing last year's race that it was almost too well done, since the race proved so easy that the crew hardly had an oppor- tunity to show the good stuff of which it was made. The four of IQO6 was remarkable and was easily the best crew of the season. It deserves much more credit than it has received- The loss of the freshman race was a surprise to many who knew that the crew was excep- tionally fast. It is a maxim, however, that a freshman crew is an uncertain proposition. The crew rowed the race with several inches of water in the shell, and it is felt by all Cornellians that under the circumstances the youngsters did remarkably well, and that if the water had not been in the shell the race might have resulted differently. The varsity race was a hard fight to the finish and was interesting from the spectator,S point of view. Last year's varsity crew, while not so fast as that of the previous year, rowed in good form and showed the finish which is characteristic of Cornell crews. Their good form was remarked by many critics early in the season, and the results justified the confidence of those who rely on Cornell form to win races. An interesting fact might be noted regarding three of the men in last year's eight. Foote, Barton, and Lee rowed together in seven races during their stay in the University. Foote stroked in all of these races, and all of them resulted in victories for Cornell. Neither Lee nor Barton ever rowed in a losing race. While these facts may or may not be significant, it is certain that three more conscientious and hard-working oarsmen never sat in a Cornell boat. This spirit of devotion to hard work and willingness to train consistently and conscientiously showed itself everywhere in last year's squad, and the results made every man feel that it had been well worth while. E. P. A. 442 THE V.ARSITY TH E Fou 11-OARED TH E JUNIO R VARSITY I I , r 1 Dons GAvm r Cox XVISE CM3,l13g6l'J STOWELL BARTON FOOTE QQommodo1-ej Las Nrzwxxmm TAYLOR fCoxswainD Varsity Crew, 1906 1906 Varsity Crew EDWARD THADDEUS FOOTE, '06 HAROLD JACOB WISE, '06 . . HENRY JOSEPH MILLER, 'O7 . ffm. CHARLES E. COURTNEY Crew WILLIAM SEYMOUR NEWMAN, '07 ROBERT CHARLES BARTON, '06 WILLIAM STUART STOWELL, ,O7 JOHN PALLISER DODS, 'O8 . LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT, '08 CHRISTOPHER PAUL COX, '08 WILLIAM FORREST LEE, '06 . EDWARD THADDEUS FOOTE, '06 WILLIAM GORTON TAYLOR ,O7 7 Substitutes THEODORE EARLE, '08 TERTULLUS HARRISON KING, ,O7 JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY, 'O8 JOI-IN WASHBURN HOLT, '08 445 Captairz Manager Manager Coach Bo-w Two Three Four Fifue Six Seven . Stroke . Coxsfwauz WELSH GRACY ACKLIN Goommz Varsity Four-Oared, 1906 1906 Varsity Four- ared Crew THOMAS XVHITNEY BENSON NVELSH, 'OX . LEONARD RIDER GRACY, 'O8 . JAMES MONTGOMERY ACKLIN, 'O6 . CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER, 'O7 . Four-Oared Crew Record Dare OPPDIIEVIIS Winner June 1899 Pennsylvania, Columbia Penn. June 1900 Pennsylvania, Columbia Penn. July 2, 1901 Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell June 21, 1902 Pennsylvania Columbia Cornell June 26, 1903 Pennsylvania, Col., Wis. Cornell June 28, 1904 Col., Penn., Wis., Geo'r'n Cornell June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Penn., Col., Wis. Syracuse June 23, 1906 Syracuse, Penn., Col. Cornell 1 906 Junior Varsi 'CY THEODORE EARLE, 'O8 TERTULLUS HARRISON KING, 'O7 FRANKLIN DANA HOOPER, 'O7 . CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER, 'O7 JAMES MONTGOMERY ACKLIN, 'O6 , LEONARD RIDER GRACY, 'OS . . THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, 'O8 JOHN WASHBURN HOLT, 'OS . . GEORGE ATWATER RANKIN, 'O7 . Dale Opponent I'Vinner May 30, 1906 Pennsylvania Cornell 447 Bow Two Three Stroke Time Diff. Place 11.12 2 Poughkeepsie lO.3Ig 2 Poughkeepsie II .392 2 Poughkeepsie IO.3I2g 2 Poughkeepsie IO . 34 2 Poughkeepsie IO. 502 2 Poughkeepsie IO. IS? 2 Poughkeepsie IO.34 2 Poughkeepsie C rew B0-w Two Three Four Five Six Seven . Srroke . Coxswain Time Disl. Place 1 1 .Olg 2 Ithaca SLOAN Wmsn BULLEN WALDER CONANT SIMPSON CLARK Wu RST VAIL Freshman Crew, 1906 1906 Freshman Crew ATLEE GEROXV VAIL . FRANK EUCI-INER WURST EDWARD HERMANS CLARK . HOMER NELSON SIMPSON RALPH WALDO CONANT GEORGE HENRY WALDER STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN RANDOLPH WOODRUFF WEED, JR. . WILLIAM CALMELL SLOAN . . May June Date July 13, July 19, July 17, June 24 June 9, June 20, June 19, June 25, June 23, June 30, June 23, July 2, June 26 June 28, July 2, June 21, June 26 June 28 June 28 30 23 1875 1876 1878 1890 1892 1894 1895 1896 1897 1897 1898 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1906 Substitutes JAMES MCCUTCH EON, 2D JOSEPH GRANT MCCOLLUM THOMSON WIERMAN PIOLLET LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG, 2D Freshman Crew Record Opponents Brown, Harvard, Princeton . Harvard , Dartmouth , Columbia . Harvard ,... Columbia, Yale . . , Columbia . Dauntless . . Pennsylvania . Harvard, Penn., Col. . Yale, Harvard . Columbia, Pennsylvania Yale, Harvard . Cornell, Pennsylvania .... Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvaina . Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Colurxibia . . Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvaina . . Cascadilla .,,.. Syracuse, Wis., Col. . . Qlflntercollegiate record. 449 IVinncr Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Yale Cornell Yale Cornell Cornell I Wisconsin Pennsylvania Cornell Cornell Syracuse Cornell Cornell Syracuse Tune 17.325 17.23i 17.133 11.061 10.563 11.152 11.182 10.18 9.195 9.215 11.222 10.57 9.55 7.41 10.205 9.345 9.181 10.01 9.392 7.40 9.512 Bow Two Three Four Five Six Se-uen . Stroke . C0x.fwai11 III iles Place 3 Saratoga 3 Saratoga 3 Ensenore 2 New London 2 Ithaca 2 Ithaca 2 Ithaca 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Saratoga 2 New London 2 Saratoga 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Poughkeepsie 2 Poughkeepsie 15 Ithaca 2 Poughkeepsie HBEAR XVI1-H Usx' PRAC1-xc: Row 1..- l A ' 1 START OF VARSITY RACE EDDIE Foorn 7'7 -,. t:HELPING FRANx LPZHICHQ' 9 Q Wav 4 H 6 Ns? 1- f ,gl Q F,,fg CF COURTNEY AND COXSWAINS THE VARSITY iv lj... v' '2FFAf23Z' - ,. '79 'I . f 'int 112521 vvdfsyrzx,-E fi Pri ' . ff ca AFVIF? . a,,-4,f'-a,.f.f- I L. f 'W' 5'-ii I VA :t i ' 2 1 W ' . F i'f We 1 If tv-wif - t -K . ' -' I 4'l'I w I 2' - I:-:im T11 - , - is Pi .if elfjlfi 529' wit, .A-fi-i.1'2ff+ff7 fl aw I G -I , liz? ' ' -jmi I l, ,I fl' 5 ..' I- fi ,533 , I .Ef ig' fff M f-fit-I fn v-f miie: mit,-1if.f55, arg, 'fjiai-,arf rvrfk ,ww pfiia-:A ga , wt ,fc-ti .ff I -gif. 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QA ' X4 r 1' ,I 4 A-' ---fl-V L 'ff.+411ff -'.,ff,-5.1.-Q-'ff-W.. - 1' , .- . Q - W- . - H -I . . ,,V,gz V Y A , as H -1,-A -Q. 2537 .vgg.u.,.f. . -9 D - - K yffq? figfif ' . 45.,..,::f:, qi! ,..- ,. ,, , A - - 1- ,T-ifLMf'A.'y27-2z':f-l'fee 1-,f1-,fr--1-5,5-,Wm - ' x f- , 1- f.rf-fwff,--2 3. 1 -.-2-nur ,iw .171-,I nf, ,: -- , if -' - -:,.ff f-11-23-fi '- -'.1f1:?i'f:i:- 9-f-:ff fifziifae.-.'sf-I ..i-7425-'-,f.fW , Z' GV-Y 'il- 1 -',ff,43 -5 'ff-'..fI:'--f'L-,lf-FV'' -L ?' Z' i'3-i-I-737 'ff- 'Y-Eff 547. 337- 4-',-'ffffdf - . ' ' 'A' W '?' !Q 'Z'ff' 1 f 'I ' I ' ' MM: -I-- 1-4.-4., Review of the Season HE Cornell football team of IQO6 showed consistent improve- ment over the teams of the past few years, and while it per- haps fellatriHe short of accomplishing the results which many had predicted and all had hoped for, yet the season's handicaps under which the team and the coaches labored. No other football team or any other athletic team at Cor- nell ever had its training so much interfered with by after- noon University work as did the football team of IQO6, G13 . , X record was a very creditable one, especially considering the QV . 'fi 19 and there was hardly a day during the whole season but that there were from two to seven of the regular team kept away from the field by reason of this afternoon University work. Under these conditions it was simply impossible to get all the members of the team into good playing condition until very late in the season. This handicap was especially noticeable during the Hrst half of the season, and the loss of the Princeton game can be attributed to this cause more than to any other. Walder and Newman had not averaged over two days'practice a week prior to that game, and as a result, Walder was exhausted and compelled to retire at the end of the first half, while Newman played the second half in a greatly weakened condition. Princeton could never have gained through Cornell's line consistently if these two of Cornell's strongest defensive players had been in condition. As the season progressed this difficulty was largely remedied,and at the end of the season no fault could be found with the physical condition of the men. Another handicap under which the team labored,however, was present throughout the season, and no amount of coaching seemed able to overcome it, This was lack of football intuition, headwork, or generalship on the part of the team and its leaders on the field. Phys- ically the team was composed of players far above the average in physique, strength,speed, and technical knowledge of the game, but they lacked that mental alertness or natural finesse which would have enabled them to secure much better results with the same amount of effort, and it was just this weakness which caused the team to fall a little short of being a champion- ship team. 455 ,ighui 22 1 -Eh : It was generally admitted that Cornell solved the new rules and took advantage of the opportunities for developing new plays under them about as well as any other teamg and be- sides playing good football the team gained an enviable reputation for playing a clean and gentlemanly game. Harmony among players and coaches prevailed throughout the season, and, notwith- standing the handicaps with which the players had to contend, the team's record was such that the great majority of critics placed Cornell fourth in the standing of the teams at the end of the season, which is a higher ranking than any Cornell football team ever before attained, and of which the members of the team and all Cornellians can Well be proud. I Cf . 456 l JUST BEFORE THE Tovcx-mowN W.ALDER MAKING THE TOUCHDOWN THE STANDS The Princeton Game Gxnsow Sfunon 4 VAN ORMAN WATSO,N Bfxucocxc WARDW1-:LL QManagerj DANN WALDER THOMPSON Cooxc Qifaptainj OHROLIRKE BRINTON N1-:WMAN POLLAK G.-xRDN1f:R JAMIESON EARLIC Varsity Football Team, 1906 Varsity Football Team, 1906 GEORGE TANDY COOK, 'O8 . HAROLD FLETCHER XVARDXVELL, 'O7 WARREN MCARTHUR, JR., 'OS . GLENN S. WARNER, 'O4 . . JOHN MOARLEY . Team LANGDON BAECOCR, 'Og 1 CHARLES HAWLEY WATSON, 'O9 J ' ' ' GEORGE TANDY COOK, 'O8 . ELMER IVES THOMPSON, 'Og . WILLIAM SEYMOUR NEWMAN, ,O7 BERNARD JOHN O,ROURKE, 'O9 CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON, 'O8 RAY VAN ORMAN, ,O8 . . JAMES HERBERT JAMIESON, 'O9 . EDWIN EARLE, JR., '08 . . EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON, 'O8 . GEORGE HENRY WALDER, 'OO .,... Substitutes End THOMSON WIERMAN PIOLLET, '09 Tackles ALEXANDER WILLIAM DANN, ,O7 A Guard ROBERT WARREN SAILOR, 'O7 Center PAUL JAMES MCNAMARA, ,OS Quarterbacks JULIAN ALBERT POLLAK, ,O7 Halfbacks PERRY HAMLIN CORNWALL, 'Og Fullback GEORGE RAYMOND SAILOR, ,O7 459 Captain . Manager . f4SJ1A.YfI171f lllanager . Coach Trainer Left Ends . Left Tarkle . Left Guard . Center Riglyt Guard Right Tarlele . Right End .Qzarterbaek Left Halfbaefz Right Halfback . 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Bad weather was encountered upon the Southern trip, but notwithstanding the lack of the usual experience gained upon this trip the team started the season strongly and maintained good form throughout the season with the exception of one temporary slump, when on account of oveiwork and a few days of poor playing, the second teamvxas put in against Bucknell, resulting in a defeat. X 1 - . , slag , 2 , 5 ' A O h , t .i The team was especially strong in its battery, Captain VVelch as catcher and Umstad and Deshon as pitchers X l showing excellent form. The team's fielding was very N good, while at the bat some weakness was shown, but r excellent team work in batting and base-running resulted in securing an unusual number of runs for the number of hits made and this team work was one of the strongest features of the team's play. While Cornell was defeated twice by Princeton and once by Yale by very close scores, it is generally recog- nized that if Dame Fortune had smiled upon the team even faintly in those games Cornell would have been the victor in the Yale game and in at least one ofthe Princeton games. While those mentioned were the only defeats sustained at the hands of college teams, the list of games played shows many creditable victories, including one over Harvard, a sixteen-inning victory over the strong Pennsylvania State College team which defeated Prince- ton, and two victories over Pennsylvaina and Columbia. The players were a congenial and hard-working set of fellows working in perfect harmony, and probably no other Cornell team trained 'more strictly or faithfully. The ranking of college baseball teams is always l very diH'icult, and this was especially so last spring, but many critics ranked Cornell second, while others ranked 465 her third. Whether or not the team is entitled to second,third,or fourth place, it is generally recognized that the team was the best ever developed at Cornell, that it was composed of gentlemen, and that it was a credit to the University. flaw! 130 v ,U 05 C20 an LSJJX -' von 6 'Q' l '1 l 455 , 1 2' ,I -. 2 ' uv- -.-- wiv jijseefs 0 up 1 - 9 ,. 0 .-.-f Q K .film pei. Q :r:rQ:.:f' .A ,F ,'-:qgrn Z . : :E:!lf.ef4Z-:511g- 5'0 -T-r ?i'iet h5l '3'55' gwfpzgj al...5:v 1zAa24:.'::41:., -1 4-, 'gif ..3,F'fF-.5'?5' -5io5 qi, 5- :Q1l'g,lf' 'f ?051Z:ls-5-ui . !, -. , .' ' fu: - , 9 ' Co RNELL- Co LUMBIA Gfux 1-1 r..- CAPTAIN BROWN CAPTAIN WELSH Tm: Sncoxn V.iRSITY . -, -' . - A - , I . BIGELOW BROXVN LOVEJOY HEILLIAN BROWN!-I BRAMAN PRESTON UMSTAD WELCH QCaptainj HOLLANDS DEs1-1oN Varsity Baseball Team, 1906 Varsity Baseball Team, 1906 LEON COWLES NVELCH, '06 . JOHN DIX COFFIN, '06 . . WILLIAM JOHN DUOAN, '07 . GLENN S. WARNER, '04 . SYLVESTER COSGRAVE PRESTON, '06 . STEPHEN CHARLES HOLLANDS, '08 . FRED LEE HEILMAN, '08 . EDMUND SWAIN BROWN, '07 . ORAMEL HARRY BIGELOW, '07 JAMES LLOYD BRAMAN, '06 . LEIGH MARSH CHAMPAION, '06 LEON COWLES WELCH, 'O6 . WILFRED LE ROY UMSTAD, 'o61 JOHN JAMES DESHON, '07 I . MAURICE JOSEPH BROWNE, '08 . RALPH IRESON GRAVES, 'O7 EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS, JR., '07 WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY, '07 . 31 Team Substitutes 469 . Captain . . Man age:- . Assistant Manager Coach First Base Sefona' Base Short Stop Third Base Left Field Center Field' Right Field Catelaer PZINIVETJ First Baxe Catchers Pitcber HIGGINS CALDWELL EBELING CH RISTMAN GABLE D9-N15 HALSEY FULTON Hx:MlNcw,w Sophomore Baseball Team, 1906 MATCHNEER WHITE GOODNVILLIE JUDSON Foswu JONES W11.L1AMs QCaptainQ NVOODRUFF LALLY SIBLEY Kmno RT Freshman Baseball Team, 1906 . ..,,. - - .. ,TK 25' 16,117 I 5 nib A 'R 9 44? Pity' faff P' 2 -..,q2:., ' :xv J.:-sz, .-I M- A pf- 1 'wwf ., - 1--' fm :.a .fJ-1-an -.-1. .rf .124 -' -xv '-.4-1-uf'--2. .--H-w. H .' f- -wwf. . 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A A Q , -I giwl . ,,, A Mv J' v1H Lf: ?'? :-' ' ,555 5, , - - 1 f r , QR, ' EL . ' 22' .Ear -y-14:4-in f 3 ': fI '13 5,W,,,. 'F' P :'- f ' 'HL ' . -A ' I 'V J ' - :P If-fs '-' .--J'-Moz ' 41. 1 fi' U ' ,. F --9----,rw ' . ...1.. A 'Sg.,.,,, -.. .... . . . Outdoor Record 10 sec. 92 sec. 'F 212 sec. 492 'sec. 1 min. 575 sec. 4 min. 242 sec. 9 Tin. 40 secfi' 155 sec. 242 sec. 6 ft. 125 in. 22 ft. 5 in. 11 ft. 102 in. 45 ft. 2? in. 146 ft. 11 in. Indoor 33 sec. 102 sec. 2353 sec. 522 sec. 2 min. 35 sec. 4 min. 28 sec. 6 min. 573 sec-FW 5 sec. 52 sec. 112 sec. 14 sec. 6 ft. 1 in. 11 ft. 6 in. 42 ft. 11- in. 8 min. 6 sec. 18 min. 20-lr seo. 3 min. 285 sec. of wind. 472 Holder F. M. Sears, '04 F. M. Sears,'04 F. M. Sears,'04 W. G. Warren. '03 R. S. Trott,'O3 D. C. Munson,'06 W. E. Schutt, '05 L. Ashburner, '06I E. Cairns,'06 E. Cairns, '06 G. W. Mosher, T. M. Jackson, '07 '08 F. S. Porter.'05 G. T. Cook, '08 D. Young '02 C. . gf. T. McCarthy, '05 G. Wallis '06 H.. A. Rogers , ' O3 B Smith ' 04 W. E. scBm,'o5 D C. C E . Cairns, '06 L. . C. Munson, '06 D. Young, '02 W. Wilson, Jr.,'O0 Ashburner , ' 06 iG. P. Serviss, Jr.,'05 l, H. F. Por1ger,'05 J J. B. Ph111ps,'06 F. J' Porter, '05 fC. F. Magoiin, '07 1 ,E H. M. Rogers,'07 5 I F. B. Townsend. '08 1 LC. M. French,'09 1 FW. E. Schutt,'05 1 'D C Munson '06 ' KBS S1nith,'05' T LT. M Foster,'04 J KC. M. French, '09 T ' H. M.Rogers.'07 ' iF. LJ. J. Herr, '07 ? C. Carpenter, '07 J Date of Ilflafcing May 30 1901 June 4 1901 May 24 1901 May 16 1903 June 7 1902 May 6 1905 May 29 1903 May 6 1905 May 14 1904 May 7 1904 May 6 1905 May 26 1906 May 28 1905 May 28 1905 March 7 1900 Feb'y 20 1903 Feb'y 20 1904 Feb'y 14 1903 Feb'y 14 1903 March 26 1904 Feb'y 4, 1905 March 7 1900 March 7 1900 Feb'y 21 1904 E'eb'y 21 1904 March 14 1903 March 13 1906 March 22 1901 Feb'y 27, 1907 March 12 1904 March 13 1906 Cornell vs. Princeton IOO'YARD DASH zzo-YARD DASH 440-YARD ID.-X51-I HALF'R'llLE RUN ONE'MlLE RUN Two-Mxu: RUN 120-YARD HURDLES 2ZO'YARD HURDLES HIGH JUMP BROAD JUMP POLE VAULT S1-tor PUT H.-mmrn T11 Row I ,I I I F K At Princeton, May 5, 1906 Gamble, Princeton . Kelsey, Cornell Rogers, Cornell Gamble, Princeton . Rogers, Cornell Herr, Cornell Carpenter, Cornell Herr, Cornell Runyon, Princeton Lewis, Cornell . Carpenter, Cornell Swan, Princeton Simpson, Cornell . Sleeth, Cornell Kelley, Princeton Trulia, Cornell . Willgoose, Cornell Jamieson, Cornell Armstrong, Princeton Nibloc,k, Princeton Turner Cornell Armstrong, Princeton Turner, Cornell Talcott, Cornell Tooker, Princeton . Rossman, Cornell . Clark, Princeton . Simons, Princeton . Moores, Cornell . Tibbot, Princeton Philips, Cornell Meissner, Cornell Jackson, Cornell l Goodrich, Princeton P A P . Moore, Princeton , ' Tenney, Princeton J White, Cornell . Cook, Cornell . . Thompson, Princeton . Cook, Cornell . . Wilder, Cornell . Pew, Cornell . Total Score in Points Cornell, 78Ji 473 Princeton, 38g Time, 105 sec. Time, 225 sec. Time, 52 sec. Time, 2 min. Time, 4 min. 33? SEC. SCC Time, I0 min. IO? sec Time, 1 55 sec. Time, 253 Height, 5 ft. 9 . Height, 5 ft. 8 . Height, 5 ft. 65 Distance, ZI ft. IIE Distance, Z1 ft. 32 Distance, 21 ft. I2 Height, II ft. 15 Height, IO ft. 6 Distance, 41 ft. II Distance, 33 ft. 8 Distance, 33 ft. 6 Distance, 137 ft. 4 SBC. lil. in ID. IH. lfl. 111. in. IH. in. in. 111, Distance, IZO ft. 15 in Distance, 129 ft. 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V - V- -f'-V1 '-1 uV,V,'z4-I -V Vw-V-'.VV'-w,:-u.,'f1-.1 1'-I JV'-ff-V,- V'.'--V' - -- VVVV .. f Q 1: 'Lg,j.,f L., .fjjg 'Q ffm 'f V -V' ' V' 'V J J V ,VJ JV' ,Vu .. x-..,, '1 f , ai ? v If? 11512 'g 'Qg.4f3fV,? if we F if , f f 'Y Review of the Season i HE second victory at the Intercollegiate track meet this year was a commendable one in view of the fact that our , previous victory was regarded as a Huke by the recognized Lf? l critics of the country. They did not deem it possible that ' 4? ,ff'A so sudden a rise to supremacy in this branch of sport was V AQ F 1 likely to be a permanent one or that we would supplant col- l 4? leges who always were regarded as the leaders in track D Y A1 1 athletics. These criticisms only served to spur the men on as ui.. 'M to harder efforts, and the overwhelming victory was the result. Continued supremacy in any branch of athletics is l liable to lead to carelessness among the members ofa team. lfsuch a spirit can be developed here that each varsity man is expected to do better work in athletics each year and not to rest on the laurels of one or two victories, we are bound to be among the leaders in all branches of sport. Let some kind of an award be meted out in each branch of athletics in a manis senior year, as Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xiare given for exceptional work in his studies. Base it on the work accomplished and victories won during his entire athletic career. Bring Cornell prominently before the schools at which you prepared. Let them know all you can of the happenings here by correspondence, by sending your college periodicals and by personal talk. Many of the best schoolboy athletes have very little idea of the bigness of Cornell and of its natural beauty. Let every- one form himself into a committee of one to keep in touch l with his school. Captain H. M. Roar-:ns,'07 475 Your class was the first to carry to a successful issue inter-college crew, cross-country running, and track sports, and the pleasing part which impressed me most was the spirit shown by the leaders in other college activities. The active part they took in getting up their teamsg and competing set 2: good example to the less-known men to come out, which they AIM didiin goodly num bers. 476 'JACK X NVOODLAND QManagerj KELSEX' CoLI'1'r'rs UIAMIILSON TAI,c'oT'1' ' VVOLFI-:RsI'I-:RGI:R CHAPMAN QAsst. Managerj Rossmfm MooRI:s SI,I:IeTR WHITI: MEISSNER BAKER FRENCH MOAKLEY QCoachj TRUI312 SIMPSON Coox LIACKSON PEW ITOXVNSEND HI-:MINGWAY WILLGOOSE HERR C.-xkm-:NTI-:R ROGERS PHILIPS CCaptainj TURNER MAGOFFIN LEWIS Varsity Track Team, 1906 Varsity Track Team, 1906 OSEPH BOND PHILIPS, '06, Cupfain LE ROY WOODLAND, '06, Manager FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN, '07, Assistant Manager 'T-HOMAS WALLACE BAKER, '08 JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER, '07 JAMES VANDEVER COLPITTS, '09 GEORGE TANDY COOK, '08 . CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH, '09 JOHN CARLISLE HEMINGWAY, '06 . FREDERICK JOHN HERR, '07 . Fl.-HOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON, '08 . JAMES HERBERT JAMIESON, '09 DEAN LEWIS KELSEY, '08 . GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS, '07 . . CHARLES FREDERICK MAGOFFIBI, '07 SCOTT THADDEUS MEISSNER, '06 . MERRILL BRUCE MOORES, '07 JOSEPH NEWTON PEW, '08 JOSEPH BOND PHILIPS, '06 . HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS, '07 ROPINE LATTING ROSSMAN, '09 ERNEST LEE SIMPSON, '07 . MONTGOMERY SLEETH, '06 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT, '09 . FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND, '08 HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE, '08 . RALPH COIT TURNER, '06 . WARD BENJAMIN WHITE, '08 . ARTHUR LTNFORTH WILLGOOSE, '08 JOHN JACOB WOLFERSPERGER, '06 . JOHN F. MOAKLEY, Coach Team Hammer throw Quarter mile and half-mile TWO mile Hammer throw Quarter mile One mile Quarter mile Pole vault One mile IOO-yard and 220-yard dashes One mile TWO mile Pole vault Broad jump Hammer throw Pole vault Quarter mile and 220-yard dash High jump One mile One mile 120-yard high hurdles Half mile TWO mile High hurdles and broad jump Shot put TWO mile Broad jump 479 NI.-XGOFFIN R001-:Rs TOWNSEND - Fm-:NCH Two-Mile Relay Team, 1906 Fourteenth nnual Track and Field Championship, I. A. A. A. A. ConNi:I.I..38g Pi:xxsx'i.vAxxA , 233 HAiu'Ann,21g X-AI.l'l, 193 Sx'nAc'i1si:, 115 Co1.oA'r12, S3 .1MHERST, 73 100-YARD DASH 220-XYARD DASH 440-SIARD DASH 880-YARD RUN ONE-AIILE RUN Two-Mini: RUN 120-YARD HUHDLES 220'YARD HURDLES POLE VAULT HIGH JUMP BROAD JUMP SHOTZPUT I1AMMER Ti-mow Meet held at Soldiers' Field PnxxCE'rox,5g S!1'AR'l'lIMORli,-12 IJ.-kRTMOUTH,3Q LAFAYic'r'ri:,2g Sriavizxs, 2. Rogers, Blzigfiiliii, Jackson, and Carpenter win first places. Summary of Events Cartmell, Pennsylvania Whitman, Pennsylvania Gamble, Priceton Ford, Harvard Cartmell, Pennsylvania Whitham, Pennsylvania' Dodge, Harvard Rbinson, Yale Rogers Cornell . Dives, Harvard Colliton, Lafayette Herr , Cornell Carpenter, Cornell Townsend, Cornell Baker, Swarthmore Cobb , Harvard Haskins, Pennsylvania Lewis, Cornell Simpson, Cornell Minot, Harvard Magofiin, Cornell . Trube, Cornell Willgoose, Cornell Hale, Yale Hubbard, Amherst Castleman, Colgate Shaw, Dartmouth Turner, Cornell Castleman, Colgate Young, Syracuse Hubbard, Amherst Armstrong, Princeton jlJacksnn, Cornell li Grant, Harvard J Philips, Cornell Moore, Princeton Gilbert, Yale Marshall, Yale . 5 . Motlit, Pennsylvania I Clark, Harvard . - Roosevelt, Harvard i Knox, Yale . . Sheffield, Yale , Weber, Stevens . Simons, Princeton , , Stephenson, Harvard Horr, Syracuse . Maxwell Swarthmore . WVhite, Yale . Horr, Syracuse Cook, Cornell . Shevlin, Yale . . Gage, Dartmouth . . , Cambridge, Mass. , May 25 ancl126 , 1906 481 Tim: 105 sec 235 sec 515 sec 1 min. 595 sec 4 min. 295 sec .9 min. 56 sec 155 sec. 255 sec Height, 11 ff. 102 i Height, 11 ft. 6 in Height, 5 ft. 11 ill. Height, 5 ft. 9 in. Distance, 23 ft. 45 . 23 ft. 2 . 22 ft. 75 . 22 ft. 6 Distance 43 ft. 115 . 43 ft 10 . 43 ft, 63 . 42 ft. 95 Distance, 147 ft. 95- 146 ft. 95 142 ft. 9 139 ft. 6 111. 111. 111. III. in. Ill. 111. in. in in- 111. III. Il. DENN1sToN CURTIS TREhiAN CLARK Honc-Es Cx-mNm.z-:R Hu'rcx-nNsoN Rossxmx K1-:1-:NI-xoLTz TALCOTT QCaptainj COLPITTS FRENCH Gus Cx-mer: LINDSEY TINDALL NIILLS Sophomore Track Team, 1906 VINCENT MAY Hrrcncocxc C001-C fCaptainj Arwoon GERARD Freshman Track Team, 1906 MAGOEFIN TRUBE LEw1s Smrsow FIFTH L.RP OF Two-MILE ni CARPENTER TowNsEND U -4 '.'9 A. 1 3' w 2lllllllHIl !H!i!!fg!v JACKSON Pmurs VAUENNG ROGERS AND HERR. Ye Wearers of The Stripes FINISH or TXX'0-MILE AT INTERCOLLI-:GIATE . ACK COMES HOME AND TELLS Us ABOUT I1- ...- Rocf' ON THE BOARD TRACK A SPRINT T1-lr: START FRANK fx M AA ., ff- . ,. ffl fy. Q. it ' fi' ,,,.. 1f'. iEilF',- . , - '-f as -,222 Y: ,- 7, ' ,-'-Fw, T 4.1,i1 ,-il? pf' - - -1 f. 1' -ff' If :Rafi '-21-'C'- ' ' 5 if if 'f ' .f:11if1.4' H -r 11 , .. L,-Ig, , e.:' H H1 - -, 1. .- .1 A '.,1qf..j O ' al 2 m ay M' xx- '25 'iii Y . I A . .fg -1- 'fi -' . ,5-'I'-4,1 251-I f f 45115 2fw 'A7'fi my, '2.1i3'?:?g',1f1: Jia ' --JL, , ' ij' 'il-il M -iff! ' A 'NE ' 5-.' fbi' Hills' F22 riYfffhlzf-,+'13.-jf,1Af'1,-fl.,-Q Y. Li2'fL.-,fl if ' W fi. m i A ' gitglgiizgiqliif 'Li '-ILBHIS' ' U1370-31',Iwl. w'5ii'LillQi2j'5 11'-'ill' is A A .zfl vli : if if lf- .f .EJ.wF 1899 , .llorris Park, New York. 65 miles. Q V is C35 A. J. SWEET C55 C. C. TORRANCE C65 O. O. BERRY C101 Ii.. P. BTRONVGER CORNELL, 24: Yr.-KLF., 32, PENNSYLVANIA. 503 COLUMBIA, 72. Individual Winner, J. F. CRES.-KN, Princeton. Time, 34 min. 52 sec. 1900 .Harris Park C25 B. A. GALLAOHER C35 A. J. SWEET C85 C. J. IVIORRTSON C135 J. C. FINCH , CORNELL, 263 XYALE. 285 PENNSYLVANIA, 28: COLUMBIA. 71. Individual Winner. A. GRANT, Pennsylvania. Time, 34 min. 17 sec. 1901 R Rforris Park 9 A C45 Q1 TROTT C85 G T POLLARD C115 C C WHITE C1 5B bXIlTI-I A . k . . . . . ' -1 . . HYALE, 22: PENNSYLVANIA, 313 CORNELL, 353 PRINCETON, 67. Individual Winner, D. W. FR.-kNCHOT,S77.1lE. Time, 34 mln. 20 sec. 1902 v Dlorris Park C45 W. E. SCI-IUTT C55 Ii. W. WOODWARD C65 E. T. NEWM,AN C95 C. C. YVHITE CORNELL, 243 YALE, 30: PENNSYLVANIA, 53: HARvARn. 59. Individual Winner, A. C. BONVEN, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 1903 C15 W. E. SCI-IUTT C15 E. T. NEWMAN C25 C. F. IVIAGOFFIN C25 J. V. COLP1TTs Members of Intercollegiate COLUMBIA ' Travefs Island, 61 miles C25 K. W. WOODW.iRD C45 T. M. FOSTER CORNELL. 12, HARVARD, 37: IYALE, 463 PRINCETON, 70. Individual Winner, W. E. SCHUTT, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 15 sec. 1904 Tra1'er's Island, 65 miles C25 C. F. IVIAGOFFIN C45 D. C. NIUNSON CORNELL, 12: PENNSYLVANIAQ 41: XI.-XLE, 513 HARVARD. Individual VVinner, E. T. IXIEWVMAN, Cornell. Time, 32 min. 52 sec. 1905 Travefs Island, 621 miles C65 MONT SLEETH C95 E. L. SIMPSON CORNELL. 295 HARVARD,35Qw1r.ALE,57Q M. I. T. 65. Individual Winner, W. G. HALE, Yale. Time, 32 min. 53 sec. 1906 Princeton 65 miles P. C55 A. 52. C125 :XRTHUR csic F imeoms ' C75 E. E. saw.-E can W. s. CORNIILLI, 223 PENNSYLVANIA, 255 M. I. T.. 56: YALE 71. Individual Winner, L. P. JONEs,Pennsy1vania. Time, 35 min. 282 sec. Records of Pennsylvania Dual Meets Cornell 23 Ithaca Cornell 19 Philadelphia. Pennsylvania 37 Ithaca Pennsylvania 28 Philadelphia 1901 Pennsylvania 1 4 1 902 Pennsylvania 1 7 1 903 C Ornell 1 0 1904 Cornell 1 2 Cross Country Association CORNI-:LL PRINCETON HARV.ARD UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF Ti-:C HNOLOGY 487 C55 C. F. MAGOEEIN STARR STARR N oms XVALE Q , fi' Q 'A' ' ? '-Q fin' P .f lqyni ifqf' H IGYTJ movq! EQ 50 i i . . 'I V xo p .Qi C5 ' Qkf-A- P 4 N N V WL W ' C pt ' C F. MAGOFFIN, ,O7 .3 am . X., W I K w. NDA,- ! 1 ' .mx 23,37 ,Q Q' ,Vx I 9 wx ? ' ' as I1 Y up 6 2 , 9 N X N , . Ii? w QA , C JOHN F MOAKLEY, Coach ,Bb ,C , U Two MILES ON THE Roma THE FINISH The Marathon Race 1VIOAKLEYc'T1'3iI1Cl'D BALDWIN fAsst. Managerp DU Bois fManagerj ' HYNES MERCUR SNVIFT YOUNG CLAPP BEAN S1-RACK TRENAN HUNGER M. JONES SPELLMAN SPENCER TRUBE TINGLEY CHAP1N PERRINE FENNELY BECKWITH CLARKE HUTCHINGS HAX'ES L. JONES ARMSTRONG LEWIS GERARD E. JONES VANNI-ZAiAN CUMMINS SCHLOEOHM L. CHAPIN WARREN W1LnER DURYEA THOMPSON Roz1ER Arwoon THATCHER NOBIS WILLGOOSE MAGOEEIN Qflaptainj CoLPrr'rs LEMON Cornell Cross Country Club, 1906 Cross Country Club C. F. LIAGOFFIN, '07, Caplain B. LEMON, '08, .-lssixmul Cafzmin C. F. MAGOI-'FIN B. J. LEAION Prof. E. T. A. XV. DUBOIS, '07, Manager T. A. B.-xLnwIN, '08, Assixmrzz Manage Executive Committee f A. W. Dv Boxs H. L. TRUEE T. A. BEILDIVIN A. L. WILLGOOSE Honorary Members NICHOLS Mr. E. P. ANDREws Undergraduate Members W. BECKWI-I-H, '09 M. ARMS-I-IIONO, ,IO J. V. COLPITTS, '09 E. H. A-I-WOOD, 'Io H. CUMMIN, '09 A. C. BEAN, 'IO J. Duams, '09 R. F. CLAPP, 'IO A. H. EBBERTS, '09 P. B. CHAMBERS, 'IO J. FENNELLY, '09 C. H. CARROLL, 'I0 A. H. GILBERT, '09 J. E. GERARD, 'IO T. B. HYDE, '09 S. H. GRAHAM, '10 L. T. HUTCHINGS, '09 H. M. HASTINGS, 'Io N. P. HODGI-Ls, '09 F. B. HYNES, 'Io L. D. JONES, '09 E. A. HUNGER, '10 W. H. PATTERSON, 'CI9 R. HAYDEN, 'IO J. B. ROZIER, JR., 'Q9 IMI. S. JONES, '10 H. SPELLMAN, 'og C. B. MERCUR, 'Io A. C. SULLIVAN, '09 P. B. ORCHARD, 'IO H. E. SCIILOBOI-IM, '09 N. R. PEET, 'Io E. H. TINGLEY, '09 L. RlCH.ARDSON, IO R. C. THOMPSON, '09 P. SWIFT, 'IO R. Y. TI-IATCHER, '09 R. S. STRACK, 'IO A. V. VANNELIAN, '09 L. VV. TREMAN, 'IO W. XNHITE, '09 J. F. D. XLINCENT, 'Io F. S. ADAMS, '07 G. F. LEWIS, '07 C. F. MACOF1 IN, '07 I. PI-ZRRINE, '07 J. L. Rounms, '07 C. H. Wlcxs, '07 A. L. CI-IAPIN, '08 L. G. CI-IAPIN, 'OS L. II. GATES, '08 J. P. HAI.STE.AD, '08 E. P. JONES, '08 B. J. LEMON, '08 W S. Noms, '08 J. M. PROPHET, '08 D. H. SEAMON, '08 R. Y. SPENCER, '08 E. E. SEELYE, '08 H L. TRUBE, '08 F. B. TOWNSEND, '08 A. L. WII.I.GO0SE, '08 H XVILDER, '08 D M. XVARREN, '08 H. C. YOUNG, Sp. Ag. 491 MOAKLEY QCoachj Noms THATCHER Sm-:LYE DuBois fMz1nagerj BALnwxN QAss't Manager COLPITTS - MAGOFFIN WILLC-oosr-: LEMON Cornell Cross Country Team, 1906 ,., , gn, K K i A 'I 001 ff M Q 55 E 'A A If E' Qi,aAA A A A 435+ L , , if 1, 4 In if-wr 52EQQgf5E?gr f ,eff , in - 255321-'f :Ml - , Q. ,, 4. Al vp gy ,gr - -- .,e1w, '. Wu?r fqf RR ' ' 'R 2 L .ff ' ,,, rf if .-81 , - Eli' Effiivfi- Girl LQ 'i 1.i '15j' E, . .4 1 1 ,gei- ' ' li' f 59' x 6'-lf ,:1f,f ,- - , - . SITE , .Q 'J Mei-' ' . 4 V V-.,7.+,4.!? c,f April April April May May May May May June 20 21 23 5 I2 17 25 26 2 CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL 1906 - 3 . O . O - 3 - 5 . O . I . 2 . 1 GAMES WON, 3 GAMES LOST, 4. GAMES TIED, 2 493 v LEHIGH . JOHNS HOPKINS SWARTHMORE COLUMBIA . ONONDAGAS HOBART HARVARD . STEVENS HOEART LUCKER RIAIN KIRC1-IHOFER ODENDH-IAL , BRITTEN ,BRIERLY BELLOWST QManager CONGER QAsst. Managerj RICKETSON Locxcmzny QCaptainj GILDNE'R DURWARD DARLING JOHNSON Scx-1NE1DENH1-:LM 1 MACIDONALD Lacrosse Team, 1906 Lacrosse Team, 1906 ROBERT ARCHIBALD LOCREREY, '06 . BRIAN CHANDLER BELLOWS, '06 . LAWRENCE JEROME CONGER, '07 Team EDWIN FRANKLIN BRITTEN, JR., '07 . LINDLEY VVILKESON JOHNSON, '06 . ALEXANDER ADAMS DAVID DURWARD, '06 . ROBERT ARCHIBALD LOCKERBY, '06 . I'IARRY HOLMES GILDNER, '07 . HAROLD GOULD MACDONALD, '07 . JVIELVILLE PETER LEWIS KIRCHHOFER, '06 . FRED WILLIAM SCHEIDENI-IELM, '06 . HARRY ADOLPH LUCKER, '07 . CHARLES JOSEPH ODEND'1-IAL, '07 VVILLIAM ELBRIDGE RICKETSON, 'O7 . NELSON JARVIE DARLING, '07 . Substitutes EUGENE ADAMS MAII4, '07 VVILFRID GORDON BRIERLY, '06 495 Captain . Manager AJ5lIfH7Zf lwanager Goal Poznt Cover Point Fzrst Defense Seeona' Defense Tbnrz' Defense . Center Tbzrzf Attaek Second .flttaek Fifsf .ffitack Outside Home Inxide Home A. 73, ' i x .4 6,1 Q V. ff Lg, , I: X YU X Ig if 'fi K3 YQ K Y' . 0. 'WV ri V5 2 Eff? 'vw 5 'a Yi Y' 'I - ef Q - , X5 ' f M Captam W. E. RICKETSON, 'o6 L J 'f ,gig f-R'-A-W' fan , ' ' i- 2 ,I ffl-'pr fl axzagmmm 1, 2 Y Q, gi vi ,v '4 'am -in 1 A ' fa in 1 ek I 1le 'Qr hX,,I...g E WET' s A ff .fi I' sa 4.fLJzg-an f-'-if , 5: 711 . I' '1 XF :QI -I . g-Ia I I ' X. f'?2ffJ,' E ,VR I . Q , , I I Yap,-U!-L, A is ., Lg.I,?..-, f,, A I YU J, .1 . - E .- I '- - . .4. ' -: Y ' fx! , :fy-Q 'fix' I ' I--1 E .' 1521-if-1 'IA 4546- F.. A I I i 1 V i f A25 J-iff, f.'S'5-sf? in 4, y , e ,s I .3 ,q Q,-A-,I gf , R. ,- , V4 L- ., 43, ,'g..., 6...--A H- .1,A,,--..,.:?- A , -14 I5 ,, ' -. - , A g. ', :Q 'I f g f ,Sl Q., -cf lib, , -I . J ' U' ?1Fjf',Qf,-1f4Z..jH I 4 4 gs ' ' '11 ff 4,57 V 4 i':f'-3: fi-' 'f' '- 1 '1- 'S ,' aif- A'x- 'f---?-,'-5I- :' 4 -f I? '3 11 -552-7 '-0 3.9: 43, ,D ,',:- :V vw-fav J'.'l.,,! ,- I ' - .-.,. T IK nf , . --4 ,3'!,1:,'f'13 L' 'O - .,:. , .,v:.-.Qf-.-zz, I .. 1 ..-... ..- ,, . . . -Ia-.I .- ..,.. IA-A Nw, L.: iizf V' ff - T -rl T- .,-33, 'Eli n I 113 ,Q ' A' gr' ', -QE., fr '! II.y1,f?5'-' EI Q15 .'-I-5y1 . fff,'R up ' 5 ffglry .fn 'li ly '1 7,-1' '-.I 1 3,1 ,- , ,:1 .,'jf.41I hx 'I-Y 52 'W I -A-'V uv -.I -. -.. ,. r' ' 14 '- 1, u. ' fhffw' r x If v I I -, 4 f,4f,.,:,4.y'L'L Aawb er. r E I-35,-ef! . 4, -- ,lgaih 'L 1 'I SET I ' 'A ' 'K' ff - Tiff! f 'f 2 av. 5,'!ffE9 'II-Yfasis'-.af 13 -2 ,If ,.r , i .pgigggl '-'1'fi'-:.5'-.I-:E, - W I 1, .Lf-'1. I 1' A ' ' X 5, . CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL 1906-7 . 26 DUNKIRK Y. M. A . 33 . IQ UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO . 22 . I3 COLUMBIA 27 . II HARVARD 30 . 21 YALE . 27 . I6 COLUMBIA . 23 . 26 PENNSYLVANIA 30 . 22 PRINCETON . 17 9 YALE . . 41 . I8 PENNSYLVANIA 39 . I3 HARVARD 33 . I6 PRINCETON 31 497 DEANE QAsst. Managerj Moons SIMPSON Avi RY ROOT BURD Hoscx-1 KE WHITING Varsity Basketball Team, 1906 University Basketball Team 1906-7 THOMAS ANDREW ARMSTRONG, 'O7 , Manager LOUIS DENMAN ROOT, 'O8 . . . Captain FRANK PUTNAM DEANE, ,OS Ayszxtant Manager Team HARRY GROVER BURD, 'OO . . . Forward FREDERICK AVERY, ,Og . . Forward LOUIS DENMAN ROOT, 'OS . 'Center PHILIP CHARLES WHITING, 'OO Guard WILLIAM EDWARD HOSCHKE, 'OS . ' Guard Substitutes ELMER IvEs THOMPSON, 'OO NIERRIL BRUCE MOORES., 'O7 WILLIAM C. SIMPSON, 'O9 499 ,Hx ,1 A . he .R A in '- Q - X-,. .4 4 , Q u.. Q1 fr +714 A25 1 Q ' , A QR .Q 45 . x , ' i. 1 5 -A -- Y , F , , N - . K ' ' x f ou - , 'N Z Q If I1 'i ii f ' ' Q 'S '1'bV YQ f . ' 24535 4 5- V :rim 3 A :fr '2 le' 9 I ,.'i.,g'gffj2s7 'f A'5 V A1 lip . 'E HPF' - 1: -' M - 'V '- il ' f 'G p AV.. . ' 'W ' A2 ' A --'1 - f 1,,,: ,AA, j AAAVA. , W' E' '1' V11 L, f -f-1--: V ., 4:, , QF' , I I v.,,:.ly. 13,1 '- 1 ,I W 1 Captain L. D. ROOT, ,OS J FCURNEFLL H , 5. 'L .' 35 'I:'f'!': ...r ..-'.ll'.jf1I1I'.:'- .I . M.. K, 5Eff. j12.- - I I I . : s 3'7 -'A 1-- 4. kk ---'- ff:-. 1' 'fi' f .yi LL! . . :, - I if I: Y- 1: E P . ,EW if rw- 1. 2f3 '.- I ' I-'14 12, -. f. . Tu' ' 1 H ' 2 .1- '.!,' I 'IK' .- If' C .- ' 59' 1 .-,-'Q-if Q-: f.. . WV. 5-iff' .f -I--an :nm . 1- .5-1-gg:-L-1.1, 'Aibfigiiu-V S. B. CARPENDER L. M. MACPEIERSQN J. P. HURLEY J. ADENDORFF W. H. FORBES J. E. MANNOCCIR J. H. BAKER W. H. MASQN W. H. MAYNARD J. F. HITCI-Icocx SOI S. S. CHRYSSIDES H. K. WILSON S. H. FLINT J. W. TAUSSIG C. F.. LEX, JR. F.. L. BURNHAM O. B. HASTINGS A. C. HASTINGS., JR. J. ED. PAUL P. S. SHILOTRI FLINT REECE CARPENDER ADIENDORFF HURLEY MACP1-n:RsoN GREGSON W11.soN Cnnvssimas Lax BIIAUGHAN Cricket Team 19 06 Cornell Cricket Team, 1906 XVILLIAM A. REECE . . Captam S. B. CARPENDER . . Manager J. P. HURLEY . Axsiftant Manager Team May 26, 1906 june I I, 1906 June 16, 1906 L. M. MACPHERSON W. A. REECE P. HURLEY E. GREGSON ALLAN MAUGHAN J. ADENDORFF S. S. Cl-IRYSSIDES S. B. CARPENDER H. K. WILSON S. H. FLINT S. C. PRESTON W. TAUSSIG C. E. LEX, JR., Cricket Record, 1905-6 CORNELL . 26 runs HAVERFORD CORNELL . 240 runs PENNSYLVANIA . CORNELL WON FROM HARVARD BY DEFAULT 503 286 runs 174 runs GELAS QCoachQ CLEVELAND fManagerj FASSETT HOWARD CCaptainj HARRIES Fencing Team, 1907 rt' ,Q ii , .-1 . A O. W. I'IOW.-XRD, '08 . L. B. CLEVELAND. '07 . J. E. l1fIANNOCIR.,08 . I... , .Kip dk. ... ' T A A ' ' -'APT' ' ff?'f?':+'f':-it'- -. A '19ENCE f ' C-9 A ' 1 'J ll A 1 .ur-5:59 In xl - ' 613 ' 1 ' -f-1' - le ' 'L A -- Qtr 'fn ,ff A -l 1 f . ..' 'i-'15, ' 1 ' I A,,. . 1 Agfa f' 1 A -4.4.1 4 was -P. Q V, qi, .I 9,1 1 . 1144- ' 1 . 1907 . . . . . . . . nlgaptain . . . . . . . . . . .' anflflef . . . . . . . . . Assistant zllanager YV. E. H.KRRIES,,08 T. E. FASSETTYOQ J. M. FRIED,'07 CSub.D 1898 J. E. GIGNOUX 1898 A. S. KREBS 1899 C. H. BRUSTLEIN 1899 A. E.W1nLANn 1900 N. L KNIFE Date Feb'y 11 , 1902 Feb'y 14, 1902 March 8. 1902 March 28-29, 1902 March 4, 1903 March 6, 1903 March 4, 1903 March 20, 1903 March 27-28, 1903 April 18, 1903 Feb'y 20, 1904 Feb'y 26, 1904 March 5. 1904 March 11 , 1904 April 1, 2, 1904 Feb'y 17, 1905 Feb'y 18, 1905 March 3 . 1905 March 10 1905 March 24-25, 1905 Feb'y 22, 1906 March 2, 1906 March 3 . 1906 March 10. 1906 March 16-17, 1906 Feb'y 2, 1907 Feb'y 22, 1907 Feb'y 23, 1907 March 8, 1907 March 9, 1907 March 16, 1907 March 29-30 1907 H. W. CAREY, '08 CSul'J.7 Winners of the Amsler Medals 1900 C. W. DAVIS 1903 F. F. PINO 1905 J. F. DARLING 1901 H. F. BLOUNT 1903 W. FAGUNDES 1905 J. M. FRIED 1901 W. L. BOWMAN 1904 H HECHHFIBIER 1906 O. W. HOWARD, '08 1902 G. J. NATHAN 1904 S. VV. Fox 1906 T. E. FASSETT, '09 1902 B. O. Fnrcrc Team Records Conteslants Cin order of fnishb TV1'nne1' Score Place . Cornell Opp. . Cornell , Pennsylvania . . Cornell 8 1 Philadelphia Cornell, Columbia . . . Cornell 7 2 Ithaca I West Point, Cornell . . West Point 3 6 West Point W. P., Col.. Annap., Yale, Penn. . WVest Point 32 40 New York Columbia.Cornell . . . Columbia 2 7 New York Harvard, Cornell . . . Harvard 3 6 Cambridge West Point, Cornell . . West Point 0 9 West Point Cornell, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 6 3 Ithacav W. P.. Col., Cor.. Yale, Penn., H. . West Point 22 35 New Y ork Cornell, Annapolis . . A . Cornell 6 3 Annapolis Annapolis, Cornell . . . Annapolis 3 6 Annapolis Cornell, Harvard . Cornell 5 4 Ithaca . West Point, Cornell . West Point 3 6 West Point Cornell, Columbia .... Cornell 7 2 Ithaca' W. P., Cor., Col. , Annap., Yale, Penn. West Point 33 41 New '1 ork fC0rne1l and Columbia tiej Columbia. Cornell . . Columbia 5 4 New York West Point, Cornell . West Point 3 6 West Pomt M. I. T.. Cornell, Harvard . . M. I. T. 11 13 Boston - Annapolis, Cornell ..... Annapolis 4 5 Annapolis Annap.. W. P., Col., Cor., Har., Yale, Penn. Annapolis 32 39 New Y ork Harvard, Cornell ..... Harvard 4 5 Ithaca Princeton, Cornell ..... Cornell 5 4 Princeton Annapolis . Cornell . . . . Annanolis 3 6 AI1!111D0l1S Columbia. Cornell ..... Cornell 5 1 Ithaca' W. P. .Har., Annap.,Col., Cor.. Penn.. Prin. 'West Point 16 31 New Xork Cornell, N. Y. Turn Verein, N. Y. A. C., Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A.. Yale, French Y. M. C. A., Foil and Mask Club . . Cornell 15 3 Brooklyn Cornell, Harvard, Yale .,.. Cornell 6 0 New Haven West Pont. Cornell .... West Ponit 3 6 West Point Columbia, Cornell . Columbia 4 5 New York Annapohs, Cornell ..... Annapolis 2 7 AnnaD0llS Cornell. Pennsylvania .... Cornell 6 3 Ithaca' Ann.,VV. P.,Cor.,Yz1le, Col., Penn. , Prin., Har. Annapolis New 'I ork 505 F f a I., L .f ' ,' rw, , -I A y .QL . .'. ' Q ,7 ' 4 f JN '- f 1495 - tl .h ju V. - I v. It , 'fly K QT K , 'vw gl 2 - ze, ' 21 'f 1 M9- V ', .if 5255. 3 ' ti ,i ' . lf --M . I 7 5-grin 1 PM' Q, :zuf Q- ' gud . ,' Q --::- 7 v . ' ' ,' ' n s ' -A 1 . -W. gf W Q r 4 5 H f ' 'A ' ' L .A , Captain O. W. HOWARD, '08 L X J i X , 1 X4 T PHILLIPS QManagerj SAMPAIO DRAGOSHINOFF VAN DER Dons Dr: BYE QCaptainj MALEFsK1 B1cUDo Mormon NVILLSON VAN BIJLEVELT DELCASSE MACDONALD SARMIENTO CH RYSSIDES Association Football Team, 1906 if in JZ-' fl ' E '. '-:1-,E . ng, ,1.., , ,,- I ,rf Eagan-L:-v fg. - 5 F , 1- -e f I .ze D, 1- I y -T .- .e '4' ,gf fs,-'rf' I-f I 1-ffrflftgi A .r - foie . 4- ' .,. :Lf 1 4- S 'ffe,f W ' -08721 f s ' ' I - , .' ?E1W'1'if1 'L- ' 3--1: -r 4? 23 .43 l 'ff ' HI' w, 1:1 M A -' .. -M14 ,sa L I-:-rf -.- lf 351 . 4-.' Q , ,J -2 'I ,, M-f ' ,rf f 5 55 551 117 5 :5 viii'-?y -5' 'F 5' ' -ff'-fl? 1'9 ff 35 SZ' , 1 ,fix ' 135f15, ,- 2-4553 GL , ff- af' -I' ,J -- ' V, 6 , .J I ,- nxt ' 3,f15H, 3 2 P, ' . -'FQQE V' '4 1.,-' ,. 4 Q. 4.11 gg '. I-5 ' 1f v,. . , I w 'ef' ,t fafitw '-2 sm? 51117.53 Riff' 'I' - ' X ,, ff, I W5 'fi' ,nf .ff I If rev.: .f1'-nmmf 112: Legg :5 f 1 I ':A..v. -ef is 1 f , go f Hwy' , 11.101 , - f,.Qt,. A E--:.,'.--D -.6-f e we -f-- .-A .,-- :M . 1 f ,, E Q L ' , 'nike J' fl ' .e g -' - 21: ' I.: ,Mae -ff gt -eb .1 ,pe .I , J -ff' A J f- ff ffm' 3,95 aw' yr! rin' -L ' f -' - 'H f,g'..H ' 1, P , , ,,1.f.,,a1 Qf ff ' JD 4 , , 4:53 .. . ,Q 7 f- ' ' J' A .gm 2' ,,, ,Je,Mf, I , gf ' A f af A , . ,. I It A , D. , gf? er -4 ., if ,e f I 14 ,fi Ziff 1 .ew fl, 1 'ef ' f' eff' -1 113-39-'af'i?w f-V , I . ,. . .,,fg-If 2351.9 :Z 1- v' A .-is- Alf ' fa.ty'322E .1 ff: ' 3 4,:Q1j?,af , ,3ff'JIf' . ' f' -:ff -1:4 . . V- .R :I - ,eIi.-572171 if?H:'i'Je:,,i-5.. -,Z3, Evvgg- ,- Vklrffeeaerv. Ama ' . ., ' ef E 'A,f 4 jQfijf'm' 1906 ARNOULD JACOB JORIS VAN DER DOES DE BYE, '07 Captain HENRY ORMSBY PHILLIPS, '07 . . . Manager Team FREDERICK WILLIAM WOOD, '08 . , . Goal Keeper VINCENTE DE ALMEIDA SAMPAIO, '07 . Leftbaele A. VAN DER DOES DE BYE, '07 . . Rigbtbaelz FREDERIC CORNELIUS WILLSON, ,O7 . Left Halfbaek DRAGOSHIN GEORGE DRAGOSHINOFF, 707 Center Halfbaek BERNARD MALEFSKI, '08 . . . . Right Halfbaele STAVROS STEPHEN CHRYSSIDES, '08 ' Right Outside Forward GEORGES DELCASSE, '07 . . Right Inside Forward HAROLD GOULD MACDONALD, ,O7 . Center Forward ARTURO SARMIENTO, ,O7 . . . Left Inside Forward JOANNES SAMUEL VAN BIJLEVELT, '07 . Left Outside Forward Substitutes JAMES MONROE, '09 ' I'1OWARD BURLINGHAM GRUBB, '08 HAROLD EVERETT WORDEN, ,O7 A Association Football Record, 1906 CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL 2 I 2 I 508 COLUMBIA I HAVERFORD 2 PENNSYLVANIA 4 HARVARD 5 FRASER QCoachj DAVIDSON Banana DRAGOSHINOFF WHITE:-u-:AD ODERKHUC Kms:-rr H.-UGHT Wrestling Team, 1906 19 Li-.5 l 'Q'-v Zfiiidh-f-L: 'i:,rmL,-fe-fvvev-1, t'PF'hss1v i i V 7, A , G .w . Y V .gif f - .1 -1- V . I-L :.:m.::.. . if ...fy 4 -131559. , .E .f 1 Q' in :' 5 -' 555' 5' ' ' V ' . 5 r ' V54 . QI. ' ' si' .,f.i'1'-12, 51 -.2 ' ' -I Q ' .. '13 51- '-:f t9'QgE35:g,iyj gN 1,w'75Yq29i?FiQ3,, ' -argl. f' ' ! C. C. ODERKIRK, 08 . . Captam ' 8 Manager Caaely V. L. WHITEHEAD, JR., o GEORGE E. FRASER . Team Feather Weight Class--115 pounds R. T. CHACE, 'og Special Weight G. S. PEYTON, JR., 'og Clays-I 25 pounds Light Wez'g1Jt Class-135 pounds R. F. KNIGHT, 08 Welter Weight Class-145 pounds A M. C. HAIGHT, Sp. g. Claw-158 pounds Mz'ddle Wez'gl7t D. G. DRAGOSHINOFF, O7 Light Heavy Weight Class-175 pounds '08 I. V. L. WHITEHEAD, JR., J. E. DAVIDSON, ,O8 Heavy Weight Clan C. C. ODERKIRK, '08 C. M. BAKER, '08 510 R1cKE'rsoN BUHLERT REIBER VINCENT QManagerj Yol-IE LALLY QCaptainj ' ADLER GREER GATES Cornell Hockey Team, 1907 ,ni--r f e fvir-AQ, . 4, .T I- 7 .1 ff. Txfjig J ' 1 - , ,IA I-Egg J gg 7:55192 i51fggT,g. I 4 ,gg 2 .. ' 1 A 'Q I :f4ffR .I. y?2fifsv fzyff- -as-'55 :J A , 'M I 'T Q ' If 1 Q J ' ...' 1 . Y.-. T .. 17'-ff 1'2i'i fgfm I H Y 221, ' 1 ' 1 , - .T A W T . , fy- Y qi ..,. , i'L1:i5, :Qf.. 521.31 -WR-1 H . Q Q , ' :-fmfgf 1906-7 RALPH RICHARD LALLY, '08 Cdfmm CHARLES RAY VINCENT, '08 . Manag'f Team GEORGE HERMAN ADLER, '08 . . GW! MYRON EDWARD SAYLES, '08 . Point WILLIAM ELBRIDGE RICRETSON, '07 . C0'Uf'fP0 'f RALPH RICHARD LALLY, '08 ROW' CURTIS MILLER YOHE, '09 Center Left Wing EDWARD RUSSEL GREEK, '08 . HARRY PAUL REIBER, '08 . Substitutes FRANK ADOLF BUHLERT, 'og LEXVIS HAROLD GATES, '08 Hockey Record, 1907 Right Wz'ng Date Opponent Place Won by Score Opponent Score Feb. 9 1907 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER ITHACA CORNELL 7 O C ELL 4 O P WEST POINT 0RN Feb. I6 1907 VVEST OINT I I1 5rz NIARSTON Bowlas LEE DRENNAN QCaptainj WHITE CHASE GREER E Cornell Tennis Team, 1906 L? ' 'V ' -1 M i'f,0fil'5 t LL N ft 5 TEN is i is at if v iff If .img 2. -, ' ' - 1.3: H:-'v6,a. '-fl ig. v Q, , '3S4g3:y+f'2, , . . 6 1 , af, L ' 95 fjaffgf. ' Q , 1 1 le S' . -Y ' eT'?K7' '- F I. .sr 'ax .-. ,F . . -- . 9 .1 qw, - 1 - r'-r '- ' . .. 1 - ' Q- .' 1 .nv 1 lf?5'f.: '1 QI! ' 3, 'f ,- . E 2 X - '. . V .ui-: - ' ' , . '. -F f. 1- sf . H , - ' ' . A - -ft V ' ,- 1 1271- J-uf af. 1 p- nf .1 -- 4' 1, 4 , . . .g .vw .- , -- , -Q , 4- '- -fe: --1 --e ff., A f' 5 . 3. 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HOPPLE, '06, Double: Underclass Championship, Spring, 1906 Won by 1908. Winning all FIVE Matches Representatives Class 1908, BowEs, H. CHASE, Singles: LE1-I AND WHITE, Doubles Spring Meets, 1906 Plate Date Cornell 0 pp. CORNELL vs. COLUMBIA New York May 18 . 5 I CORNELL vs. U. or PENN. Philadelphia May I9 . z 4, CORNELL vs. HAAIILTON Clinton, N. Y. May 7.5 . . 5 I CORNELL vs. SEDGWICK FARM Country Club, Syracuse, N. Y. May 26 . o 6 CORNELL vs. PRINCETON Ithaca June 2 .... 0 6 26th Annual Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Tournament Held on Courts, Merion Cricket Club, Haverford, Pa., Oct. 2-7 One Entry Tri-Finals Singles One Entry 2djRound in Doubles Intercollegiate Team, 1906 E. DRENNEN, '07, Captain Elect S. B. MARSTON, '01 I. Bowrs, '08 E. R. GREER. '08 514 ' M4 ..- PAQVATHC . . 1 'J ' -. . A,x.,- 7 -f L 1---1-1. - ' . -us' iLiQ?J.- .MT ,. Q , gs? A 'V , f-E-+11 Q -'O-me f . Q- A ' 'I - t I V 1 . 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All the rest of the games on the Southern trip had to be canceled on account of rain. APRIL Work resumed after Easter Recess. Olympic Team sailed for Athens. Program for Musical Festival an- nounced. R. R. Bergen elected Busi- ness Manager ofthe 1908 CORNELLIAN and H. R. Coffin assistant business manager. 4 Baseball: Cornell 7, Hobart O. Prof. Hull returned from the West Indies. Entertainment in Sibley Dome by the German Club. Sage Chapel Preachers announced for the Spring Term. Sibley lecture- J. H. Barr. L. D. Root elected cap- tain of the basketball team for next year. Also T. A. Armstrong elected manager and F. P. Deane, assistant manager for next year. Dean L. Kelsey elected Editor-in-Chief of the 1908 CORNELLIAN. Intercollege baseball schedule an nounced. C. E. Banquet held in Ithaca Hotel. Era Board announces its plans for next year. Baseball: Cornell 3, Lafayette o. roog Competition for assistant business man- ager of the Sun opened. Freshman Cross Country race. 1 Guilford prize awarded to Miss Carrie Z. Hartman. Spring day committee 5 ilbley Lecturi-Jiqvll' -lglks gn 'ggi-egt appointed. Gargoyle Elections an- foigugiigeaznmfujld ses' OO - nounced. Athletic Council meeting, 6 1907 Class Book Committee appointed' Wa1'ren McA1'thur elected Assistant Civic Club smoker. Cosmopolitan Club concert. Baseball: Cornell 2, Niagara 0. Ac- tion taken by Faculty to bar Freshmen from Varsity teams. Association foot- ball: Cornell I, Haverford 3. 9 Bucknell Debate Team selected. IO Baseball: Cornell IO, Dartmouth O. Committee appointed to draw up a constitution for a Union of hfinor Athletic Teams. I Business Manager of the football team. Baseball: Cornell 3, Rochester 75 Law 13, Medicine 3. Baseball: Cornell I, Rochester II: C. E. II, Architecture 6. G. T. Cook elected football captain for IQO6. Lacrosse team chosen. E. A. Steele elected Leader of the Glee Club. C. U. C. A. committee chairmen ap- pointed. Sibley lecture-Prof. E. H. Woodruff. Baseball: Agriculture 6, Veterinary 23 Sibley 20, Arts 5. Sophomore banquet held in Dutch Kitchen. La- crosse: Cornell 3, Lehigh 3. Baseball: Cornell 1, Princeton 3- Lacrosse: Cornell O, Johns Hopkins 9. '86 Memorial Stage chosen. jun- ior feed held in Dutch Kitchen. VV. W. Taylor chosen as Cornell's representative in the Central Ora- torical League contest. Baseball: Cornell 7, Amherst 23 Medicine 12, Agriculture 7, Veteri- nary 8, Architecture 4. Music festival opened. Undergrad- uate mass meeting in the Armory to adopt resolutions of sympathy for Leland Stanford, Jr. University and the University of California. Track team training table started. Team leaves for the Penn. Relay Carnival. Sibley Lecture-Judge Irvine. Baseball: Second Team 7, Stiles School 65 Agriculture 9, Arts 13. Congress Team wins the Congress-Bucknell debate. Baseball: Cornell 2, Pennsylvania State College I, fsixteen inningsjg Second Varsity 4, St. Johns Military Academy 4. Sibley banquet held in the Armory. Lacrosse: Cornell 3, Columbia O. MAY Baseball: Architecture 6, Law 5. Baseball: Cornell vs. St. Bonaventure Qcanceled on account of rainy, C. 8, Nfedicine 2. Phi Beta Kappa elec- tions announced. Baseball: Agriculture 13, Architecture 5. Era announces new Board for 1906. Sibley lecture-E. G. Acheson. C. H. Tuck won Vlfoodford prize. Baseball: Sibley ro, Law 8. Track team left for Princeton. Baseball: Cornell 4, Columbia O. Cornell defeated Princeton in the 454 2 Annual Track Meet, 785- to 3822. Sun announced changes for 1906. Fellows and scholars for the coming year announced. Baseball: C. E. 8, Veterinary 7. Willard Beahan,'78,olTered a Cup for Interclass football games. Masque decided to give play entitled On and OFF senior week. Baseball: Cornell 5, Oberlin og Sibley 8, Medicine 6: Second Varsity Io, Cascadilla 3. Congress Declamation Stage selected. Second track team defeated Colgate 595 to 575- W. W. Taylor Won the Central Ora- torical league contest. Twenty-fifth Anniversary Banquet of the Sun. Baseball: Cornell 1, Princeton 25 Veterinary 3, Medicine 75 Second Varsity 5, St. Johns 3. Lacrosse: Cornell 5, Onondagas O. C. E. Wins Crew Regatta. Baseball: Arts 6, Architecture 2. Baseball: Agriculture 7, C. E. 6. Baseball: Cornell 6, Vermont 4. Sen- ior societies announced elections. Lacrosse: Cornell o, Hobart 6. COR- NELLIAN BOARD DINNER. Baseball: Law 5, Veterinary 5. Spring Day. Baseball: Cornell 4, Columbia o. Tennis: Cornell 5, Col- umbia I. Third Varsity Track Team 58, Ithaca H. S. 39. Baseball: Cornell 2, Pennsylvania Og Second Varsity 16, Elmira Free Acad- emy 4. Cosmopolitan Club boat ride. Baseball: Sibley 16, Veterinary 3. Baseball: Law 8, C. E. 4, Medicine II, Architecture IO. Baseball, Cornell 2, Bucknell 7. Crew left for Cambridge. Track Team left for the Intercollegiates at Cambridge. H. T. Kent won the Congress Prize Debate Stage. Lacrosse: Cornell I, Harvard 0. Mu- sical Clubs left for Boston. Baseball: Cornell 3, Fordham 2. Cor- nell won the Crew Race on the Charles, beating Harvard by glengths. Tennis: Cornell 5, Hamilton I. Nine men qualihed in the trials at the Intercol- legiates. F. L. Durk won the '86 Memorial Declamation Stage. IVIU- Sical Clubs concert in Boston. Baseball: Cornell 1, Yale 2. Lacrosse: Cornell 2, Stephens 2. CORNELL woN THE INTERCOLLEGTATE AT CAM- BRIDGE. Freshman boat ride to Shel- drake. Regatta Concert of the Musical Clubs. Baseball: Cornell 3, Pennsylvania I. Cornell defeated Pennsylvania in the Junior Varsity Crew Race. Cornell Freshmen defeated Cascadilla. Ath- letic Celebration on the Library Slope. Navy Ball held in the Armory. Mass Meeting in the Armory. Sigma Xi elections announced. JUNE Baseball: Cornell , Andover Baseball: Cornell , Harvard . Instruction ended. Baccalaureate Sermon. Class Day. Alumni Day. Thirty-eighth Annual Commencem ent Intercollegiate Regatta at Poughkeep- sie. Cornell won the Varsity and Four-oared Races and was second in the Freshman Race. JULY Summer Session opened. AUGUST. Summer Session ended. I SEPTEMBER Eugene E.Haske-11, ,7Q, appointed director' of the C. E. College. E. T. Cook appointed as Freshman Track captain. Freshman registration began, Dean Huffcut appointed Special Coun- sel to Gov. Higgins. T. Auerbach presented a cup for Cross Country. Announcement ofIVIusical Clubs Christ- mas trip. Announcement ofthe election of R. P. Turner as assistant business manager of the hflusical Clubs. H. IJ. Dawson elected to Widow Board. Class Crews on the Inlet. Registration of old students. Informal Smoker, Barnes Hall. Instruction began. President's address in the Armory. University preachers announced. Cheerleaders appointed. J. C. Talcott elected Sophomore Track captain. Glee Club competition. Football: Cornell 0, Colgate O. E OCTOBER First Freshman Campus Meeting. Football training table started. Sec- ond Freshman Campus Meeting. Sen- iors abolish ticket system at Nomina- ting Convention. W. G. Taylor elected Commodore of Navy. Football: Cornell 21, Hamilton o. Senior Sun competition opened. Junior Class elect an election com- mittee. F a c u l t y appointments announced. Sage Dramatic Club elect oihcers. Football: Cornell 25, Oberlin 5. Uni- versity scholarships announced. Junior election committee adopt En- dorsement System of Nomination. Cheer Leaders appointed. A. Pollak elected to represent C men on Athletic Council. Sophomores Won the Interclass crew race. First IQIO Cross Country Race held. Juniors abolish Poll Tax at meeting in Barnes Hall. Football: Cornell 23, Niagara 6. Junior VVeek Masque Play chosen. R. A. Curry elected head Cheer Leader. W. W. Taylor elected President of the Senior Class, Senior societies an- nounce elections. Les Cabotins elec- tions announced. Football: Cornell 24, Bucknell 65 Freshmen 29, Starkey Seminary O. Fire in Sibley College. Baseball: Sophomores 7, Freshmen 2. Junior elections, L. W. Gavett elected President. Baseball: 1909 1, IQIO 0. ffffzidow elections announced. Era business competition opens. Sec- ond trials for the Masque. - Underclass Track Meet trials. Mass meeting in Sibley Dome. Wz'dow elected C. L. Barnum to the Business Staff. Freshman Class de- cided to have a training table. Com- petition for Artistic Editor of the 1909 CORNELLIAN opened. Football: Cornell 72, Bowdoin 0. Underclass Track Meet won by IQOQ -SQ to 40. Cross Country training table started. Freshman Sun Competition opened. First Novice Cross Country Race. Sophomore Class elections, Cos- grove elected President. Sibley your- nal elections held. Mass Meeting in Sibley Dome to rehearse Songs and Yells. Charles E. Hughes spoke in Lyceum. Fresh- man Cross Country Race. Football team left for New York. C. U. C. A. Mission Study Courses announced. Football: Cornell 5, Princeton 14. lVleeting of Athletic Council to elect assistant business managers: S. A. Cochran, Baseball, S. L. Vandeveer, Crew: C. G. Bamberger, Track. Sibley lecturers announced. 1908 awarded Debate Championship for 1906. Sophomores won Flag Rush. S. How- ard Fhrich '05 donated Track Cup. NOVEMBER Senior Law Class elected officers. W. G. Baird elected assistant manager of Lacrosse. Freshman Football team leaves for Philadelphia. Football: Cornell 23, WV. U. P. 0. Basketball practice begun in the Ar- mory. Competition for Era Board opened. Seth Shoemaker elected Managing Editor of the Sun. Football: Seniors 5, Juniors 0. Junior Law Class elected oflicers. Football: Cornell 16, Holy Cross 6. C. F. Magolllin won the Marathon race. Freshmen won first Underclass Debate. Mass Meetingin Sibley Dome. Fresh- man Class election: D. A. White elected President. Freshmen Cross Country Race. ' Upperclass Committees announced. Address by Dean Haskell before C. F. College. Football: Cornell 23, Swarthmore 0. March to Percy Field. R. A. Curry elected Leader of the Glee Club. Prof. Hart resigns. David Starr Jordan spoke on The San Francisco F,arthquake. Aleph Samach elections announced. Scabbard and Blade elections an- nounced. Sophomore Committees announced. Sophomores won Interclass Football Championship: 1909 6, 1907 O. Cast for Masque play selected. Student Volunteer Convention opened. Football: Cornell 1910 4, Pennsyl- vania IQIO 8. Robert F, Speer preached in Sage Chapel. Congress Debate Stage chosen. Pitts- burg Orchestra Concert, Sibley Dome- Cornell won Intercollegiate Cross Country Meet. Football team left for Philadelphia. Football: Cornell o, Pennsylvania O. DECEMBER Association Football: Cornell I, Har- vard 5. Crew Celebration, Sibley Dome. VVin- ter track work begun. G. T. Cook elected Football captain. '94 Debate Stage Competition. Reg- istration of Short Course students. Chi Psi Fraterniy House burned. W. H. Nichols, '07, O. L. Schmuck, '07, James McCutcheon, '09, and F. VV. Grelle, '10, lost their lives. Memorial Services in Sage Chapel. Sophomores won second Underclass Debate. Glee Club elections for Christmas trip announced. Mandolin Club elections for Christmas trip announced. C. E. adopts honor system. Coach Warner accepts position with Carlisle. Novice Athletic Meet in Armory. Intercollege Cross Country Race won by Sibley. O. W. Howard elected captain of Fencing team. A. H. Winder won Congress Debate Stage. Cross Country banquet. B. Lemon elected captain of Cross Country team. Dunstan elections announced. Agriculture adopts honor system. Fourteen men awarded Football HC. Christmas vacation began. JANUARY Cosmopolitan Club incorporated. Musical Clubs return from Christmas trip. Engagement of G. T. Cook announced. Baseball practice begun in Armory. Sophomores won the Underclass De- bate Series. Total Registration in University an- nounced as 4322. L. M. Macpherson elected President of Intercollegiate Cricket Association. F. L. Durk won the '94, Debate Stage. University Trustees cancel Barnes Hall debt. Founders Day. Joint concert by Penn- sylvania and Cornell Musical Clubs. Board Track Meet at Armory. T. A. Baldwin elected Cross Country manager. Pyramid elections announced. Rod and Bob elections announced. Daniel Coogan engaged to Coach the Baseball Team. Era elections an- nounced. Military Hop in Armory. Lecture by Gen. H. C. King, The Great Civil War. Sophomore smoker, Dutch Kitchen. Block Week began. Drawing for boxes at Junior Prom. Junior Week began. Ice carnival on Beebee Lake. Sage Chapel preachers announced. Psi Upsilon theatricals. Masque play PANA'rELLA at Lyceum. Sophomore Cotillion in Armory. Receptions at Delta Phi, Delta Tau Delta, and Sigma Chi fraternities. Musical Clubs concert. Fraternity dances. FEBRUARY Junior Prom at Armory. Registration for Second Term. Track Team competed in Trish-American A. A. games in New York. Intercollegiate Debate Team compe- tition. Second performance of PANATELLA. Plans proposed for widening the Inlet. Prof. Jenks spoke on The Nlodern Standard of Business Honor. Second Freshman Sun competition opened. Hockey: Cornell 7, Rochester 0. Bas- ketball: Cornell 22, Princeton 17. Dunstan elections announced. La- crosse practice begun in the Armory. Junior Law banquet committee ap- pointed. Mermaid, and Bench and Board elections announced. Congress and Debate Clubs elect ofhcers. Poultry Show in Agronomy Building. Informal IQO8 smoker in Dutch Kitchen. Freshman banquet committee an- nounced. First Baseball cut. Cornell won two- mile Relay Race against Columbia at Boston. Hockey: Cornell 4, West Point O. C. A. Lueder 'oz elected Football Coach for 1907. Junior smoker in Armory. Fencing Team won fencing meet at New Haven. Agricultural banquet in Armory. Board Track meet at Armory. Fenc- ing team defeated by West Point. Second Baseball cut. Phi Beta Kappa elections announced. Arts College organized. Cornell de- feated Columbia in two-mile Relay Race at Troy. Other men won firsts. C. U. C. A. elected officers for next year. MARCH Junior Sun competition opened. Cor- nell Dinner in New York. Freshmen elect A. H. Atwood Cross Country captain. C. E. Banquet Committee appointed. Congress defeated the Sophomore De- bate Club. Freshman Cross Country Race. Sibley Banquet Committee appointed. Phi Beta Kappa Meeting in Barnes Hall. Upper classesw petition Faculty for a Freshman Banquet. Junior Prom re- port published. Cornell lost both debates in the Tri- angular Debate League. Sophomore Banquet held at Dutch Kitchen. Relay Team defeated by Pennsylvania at Washington. Fencing Team de- feated at Annapolis. Hugh Black preached in Sage Chapel. Vigilance Committee changed to Gen- eral Committee. Lecture by Rev. Hugh Black on Books and Reading. Cornell won one-mile Relay Race in New York. Also won individual events. Itinerary of Southern trip announced. Round Table elections announced. Senior Law smoker in Dutch Kitchen. Cornell Wrestling Team defeated Penn- sylvania. Underclass Rush and Freshman Ban- quet. Fencing Team defeated Penn- sylvania. Baseball Team for Southern trip chosen. Spring Day committee ap- pointed. Arts Association committees appointed. Last Board' Track meet of Season. H. Hargraves appointed assistant man- ager of Football. Crew practice held on Inlet for first time. Wz'dow elections announced. Sage Basketball championship won by Juniors. Interclass Cross Country Race won by 1908. Baseball Team left on Southern trip. Easter Recess began. X W 3 ff , Z CORNELLIAN v-E ' A AWARDS COMPETITION c:r.r.mnHT RGY Nnwxuzx T1 ALMA T WALDTE .LOID VV WING EDITORSHIP WAL1 1':'P ADAM DDRNARDI PH OTOCRAPHIC COMPETITION OTIQ5 HOWARD TODD oe, HERBERT L TPVBI: oe -1 III4 ., ' 4 g I IIII 2'ji'fQ 1 I 5 I I- f2i3 E1lEl3if ffl II I I if I II ' 1 ' II f ' 'I' . ' I Lf . ,.-, . . . 1,33 . . 0 '09 , '. vi ,. I li ,X ' ,.'. f , 5 Q If :Ig I Zlf--if 4' .3 YW I 4' I' ' 1 'A fi ', ' a ls 'fribll' .f F5 Q4 DKBA? we Wag .rf. , ' . ,5 1 It 5 ...I X, fi. TE TS rf'- .f 'hu' A I 1 ' 3 61 ' 'T -c ide! 4 .591 44' . , - if is '-Q 7 if T I Y 0 - 51: 17- ,1 4 . H' xl -. ' - . -' -': r- , , - A 25. V -.- a :mv WN - 'T - 4 ' A .' V il 0 0 ' . I O U Q 7494 P- 7 ' Q - FN ADVERTISEMENTS .... ATHLETICS Aquatic Club ..,.,.,., Association Football .... Athletic Council ....... Baseball ... .. Basketball . . . Coaches ..,.. Cricket ........ Cross Country .... Fencing ....... Football ............. Hockey Club .......... Intercollegiate Records .... Lacrosse .............. Navy ......... Tennfs Club ..... Track ............. . Varsity Managers, ....,. . Varsity Assistant 'Managers . . . . . Wearers of the CU ....... Wrestling Association. . . AWARDS ........,..,... BOARD OF EDITORS .. CALENDAR ............... CALENDAR OF EVENTS . 551 515 508 432 463 497 434 5o1 437 565 453 512 481 493 439 514 472 435 436 437 510 547 I I I2 541 CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Aftermath ...........,.. .... Agricultural Association ......... Alembic .............. ...... Aleph Samach ....1.,.......,.. Association of Civil Engineers .... Beta Lambda Pi ..,............ Cayuga Club ...............,.. Cornell Medical Society ......... Cornell University Christian Asso- C1 ations .................,... Cosmopolitan Club ..... .... Deutscher Verein .,... .,.. Dunstan . ........ . . . . Electrical Society .,.. . . . Gamma Alpha .... .... Gargoyle ...... . . . l-Iexenkreis, Der . .. ... . Ichthus ........,. .... . . . Maryland Club ................ Mechanical Engineering Society.. Mummy Club .... .,......... Nalanda ........... ..,. Pennsylvania Club ... .... Phi Beta Kappa ..... ,... Poultry Association. . . . . . 337 381 351 341 378 349 373 379 374 375 383 343 377 354 353 384 386 37I 376 363 361 392 356 382 Pyramid ........., Quill and Dagger. . . Raven and Serpent. Rod and Bob ...... Round Table ,..,.. Sacchord ..l..,... Sage Dramatic Club l.,, . . . Scabbard and Blade Scalp and Blade .... Senators ..,..... Sennigbtly .................... Sigma X1 ..........,.....,..... Society of Comparative Medicine. . Sphinx I-Iead ................... Sports and Pastimes ..., ,. . Undine .,.........,. . . . Wayside Club .... Ycnan ......,. LOIVIMITTEES Freshman Banquet ..,., . .. General Committee. . . . . . Ice Carnival ....... Junior Feed ..... Junior Prom ,..,. Junior Smoker. . . Senior Ball ...... Senior Banquet. . . Sophomore Banquet ..., . . . Sophomore Cotillion .... . . . Sophomore Smoker. . . . . . DEANS, THE ....,.. DEBATING Andrew Dixon Wliite Debate Club Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club ...............,.,..... Congress ........ Debate Council ..,. . . . Debate '1 eams ........... . . . Debate Union ...,......,. . . . Eighty-six Memorial Stage ....... Francis Miles Finch Debate Club. 36 38,7 339 385 345 364 372 39' 355 367 369 388 357 380 337 399 365 389 366 536 528 531 532 529 539 526 527 534 533 535 18 399 401 397 396 4.02 396 493 400 Ninety-four Debate Stage ........ Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club ......... . . Woodford Stage .... DE DICATION ................... DEPARTMENT Oli' MILITARY - we SCI ENCE ........r......... FRATERNITIES IN ORDER OF ESTABLISHMENT AT COR- NELL ........... FRATERNITIES Alpha Delta Phi . . Alpha Epsilon Iota. .. Alpha Kappa Kappa. . Alpha Phi ........... Alpha Tau Omega .... Alpha Zeta ........ Bandhu ...... Beta Theta Pi. . . Cerberus . . . 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 Pi Alpha. . . Omega Upsilon Phi. . . Phi Alpha Sigma. .. Phi Delta Phi .,.. Phi Delta Theta .... Phi Gamma Delta .... Phi Kappa Psi ..... Phi Sigma Kappa .... 404 398 405 3 418 180 193 3I3 399 24.9 237 293 336 221 323 185 201 269 233 209 277 257 205 189 229 231 281 285 327 297 395 245 217 241 197 253 Psi Upsilon ...... Seal and Serpent ..., Skull ............... Sigma Alpha Epsilon... Sigma Chi .,....,...,. Sigma Nu .,.,...,. Sigma Phi ..,.... Theta Delta Chi .... Theta Lambda Phi. . . Theta Xi .......... Zeta Psi ...... Zodiac ....... ITRONTISPIECE ........i.. FULL PAGE HEADINGS Advertisements ........ Athletics ....... Awards .... Classes . . Clubs ..... Committees . . Debate .. End ............ Faculty .......i.,. Fellows and Scholars . Fraternities ....... In Memoriam .................. Musical and Dramatic Clubs ..... Publications .................. GENERAL SUMMARY .......... GREETING ..................... 225 331 289 273 265 301 261 213 319 315 181 335 6 553 431 547 85 359 525 395 551 17 61 179 84 407 517 170 7 MUSICAL .AND DRAIVIATIC CLUBS Banjo Club ................,... Glee Club ..... Les Cabotins .... Mandolin Club ..... Masque ...,.. ,..... University Orchestra .... 4-13 499 4.16 411 4-15 417 O PRESIDENT SCHURMAN ,.,. . PUBLICATIONS Alumni News ......, Cornell Civil Engineer. Cornell Countryman. . . Cornellian .......,. Era ...,..,..... Sibley Journal .... Sun .,........ Widow . . . STATISTICS The College Faculties Agriculture ...,. Architecture . Arts and Sciences .... Civil Engineering ...., Law ...............,... . . , Mechanical Engineering ......, Medicine ....... . . - Veterinary . . , . Fellows ............ Freshmen, 1910 ,.... Graduate Students. . . Juniors, 1908 ..... Library Staff ..... Medic Juniors. Medic Seniors Other Gflicers ..... Seniors, 1907 ......, Sophomores, 1909 ..... Special Lectures ..... 'Trustees .............. Undergraduate Scholars.. University Preachers. . . TITLE PAGE .,.....,....... . UNIVER SITY CALENDAR 16 524 523 522 II 518 521 519 520 45 47 20 48 31 50 32 43 62 169 68 127 54 160 120 55 87 167 58 14 65 56 5 I2 A f .-Q ,J-'K' . I' A11 A 'I , - Q 'QA ' Wie. 1 ' I 'ksik QV. ..,V 4 , 2-2 ' , , -. J- . ri -Q. ' ' I 1' ,J V i' ., 'P-,. 1' .-J ' ' 5 .- '-uk V 1 X L 1- ,f V fl' L ,-' . 1 . an 1 -V ., , V- N H in pf . - ff, 2125.1 1- ' QL ..A2f ,4gf1fi. ' , Hif H 'T '-A . 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DYZRRICK CO. AMERICAN SHEET az TIN PLATE CO. .. AMERICAN TYPENVRITER CO. ..... , ANDREWS, DR. ............,... . ARNOLD an CO. ...,,..,.,...,... . ASSOCIATED EXPANDED METAL CO ATKINSON Sn MITCHELL .......... BAKER, DR. EUGENE ...,.... BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVI-: NNORKS ... BANKS LAW PUBLISHING CO ..,. BARNARD, F. C. .........,.. . BASTIAN BROS. Co. ... BAXTER E SHEPARD .......... BEEEE CHECK PROTECTOR CO. BELL ENGRAVING Co. ........ . BEMENT, L. C. ..., . BERNSTEIN, I. K. .. BISHOP ab CO.,j ..... BLACKWELL BROS. .... BOND Co. ......... . BOOL FLO RAL CO .,.. BOOL, H. J., CO. ..... . BORGNER CO., CYRUS ........... BOSSERT ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION BOSTON .L LOCKPORT BLOCK CO... BRINKWORTH ENGRAVING CO. . . BRISTOL CO. .......,........ . BROOKS BROS. .. BROWN, C. B. ....., . BROWN, E. G. ....... . BROWNING, KING IE CO. .. BUCKEYE ENGINE CO. ......... . BUFFALO EXPANDED METAL CO... BUFFALO RADIATOR CO. ...... , 76, Ins 93 33 7-4 68 39 4.7. 44 56 5o 38 98 56 28 40 56 68 IZ 89 82, 46 I8 27 14 79 98 ZI 30 54 28 Crt 4-5 6 14 92 S8 36 36 66 NAME BURROWS Ik ONDANIPZL BUTTRICH an FRAWLY., . . CARPENTER, L. J .,... CARR It SON, G. S. .,.............. .. CAYUGA LAKE rl1RANSI'0RT.-KTIUN CO. CHRISTY ENGRAVING Co. ..... . ...., .. CLEVELAND TWIST DRILL CO. . COAN, ISAAC ............... CORNELL Co-OP .... CORNELL LIVERY ...... COTRELL sf LEONARD ....., Cox SONS an VINING ........... DAVIS'BROXK'N ELECTRICAL CO. . DAVIS MACHINE CO., VV. P.. . .. DEV BROS. IS: Co. .......... . DIETZGEN, EUGENE .... DOCKSTADER, FRED .. DONOHUE R. M, .. DOUGLAS, DR. ... DREKA CO. .... DURFEY, J. C ...... EASTMAN SCHOOL ... EGAN, VV. H. ................ . ELECTRIC CITY ENGRAVING Co. ENGINEERING RECORD ...,..... ESCHENEURG, F. H. . .. ERLANGER BROS. .... EVANS-PENI-'OLD CO. .... . FARQUHARSON an WITHALL . ,, FIRST NATIONAL BANK ...... FIRTH'STERLING STEEL CO. .. . . FLEISCHMAN,S RATHSKELLER . . . FLORY MFG. CO., S. ........ . FOREST CITY LAUNDRY ..,,,, FORT STANWIX CANNING CO. .. Fox 'TYPE'-VRITER CO. .... GILLETTE, GEO. K. .... GOLDENBERG, H. ,. PAGE 96 21 60 93 7-7 71 8 96 77 I8 28 31 59 76 83 60 92 IO 56 82. 71 82 96 95 94 I7 36 66 63 47. 42 76 62 I1 76 31 96 19 NAME PAGE GOLDSMID, L. .. .. I4 GRIGGS, DR. .......... , 56 GROUSE, C. K., 8: CO ..... . 72 HALLOCK, C. H. . .' .......... . . IS HAMMOND TYPENVRITER CO. ..... ..... 2 5 HAUSAUER-JONES PRINTING CO. .... .... I CO-IOI HAYYVARD CO. ..............,. .,... 4 8 HEGGIE, R. A., IIE BRO. CO. ... II HERALD ENGRAVING CO ...... .. 88 HERRON, P. J. ..,........ .. I7 HICKEY, F. C. .......,... . . IO HIGGINS, CHAS. M., 8: CO ..., .. 27 HOLBIES LIVERX' .......,.. . . 93 HOOK, W. .......,....... .. I4 HOPKINS E ALLEN ARMS CO. . . . . 37 HORSNIAN, E. I., CO ....,,.. ,. 2.6 HOWES, C. H. ............,... .. 39 HUNTER MACHINE CO., JAMES .. 67. HUYLERIS QBIIiIa1Oj .,.......... . . 88 HYGEIA ICE CO. ......... .. 78 ITHACA GAS LIGHT CO. ... .. 84 ITHACA ICE CO. .....,... , . 91 ITHACA JOURNAL .,.. . . I7 ITHACA LIVERY .......,. . , 15 ITHACA PUBLISHING CO. . . . . 47 ITHACA REALTY CO. ..,.. . . 58 ITHACA TRUST CO. ....... .. 92 JABIIESON-MCKINNEY CO ..... . . I9 JARVIS, WM. ............. . . 92 JEFFREY MEG. CO. ...,..,.. .. 31 JESSOP, WM., 85 SONS, LTD ..... .. 41 JOHNSON, U. S. ..,.......... .. II JONES E LAMSON MACHINE CO. .. 9 JUDO, DR. ..............,.... . . 56 KING Ez EISELE ... .. 64. KINGSLEY, DR. .,.. .. 56 KLENICE an DREVV .,. .. 60 LANG .L BUTTON .. .. IO LARIQIN, T. ...,,...............,.... .. 98 LAWYERS CO-OPERATIVE PUBLISHING CO. .. ., 86 LEHIGH PORTLAND CEMENT CO. ....... , . 4.8 LECLANCHE BATTERY Co ...... . , 52 LENT, B. F. .........., . . 22 LEO, L. .......... . . 92 LIBERRIAN, B. ....... , . 93 LIDGERWOOD MFG. Co. .... .. 45 LII-:LY CO., HENRY .... .. 67 LINCOLN Co. ....... .. I2 NAME PA LOZIER IXIDTOR CO ..,. LUEKIN RULE CO. ... LUNKENHEIMER Co .... LYNCH, JAS. ....... . MCALLISTER, P. . . . IVICCORMICK, B. F. .. MCGACHEN, DR. .......... . MCGILLIVRAY, PHOTOGRAIIHER MCGRAXW' PUBLISHING CO.. .. MCKECHNIE BREWING Co.. . .. MASON REGULATOR CO. .... . MERRIALI, G. 8: C., CO .... MERRILL, H .......... MILLETT CORE OVEN CO. ... IVIILLS, MISS ................ MODERN METHOD LAUNDRY . MOET E CHANDON .......... MOON, C. E. .... . MOON, MRS. C. ............ . MOORE, JOHN C., CORPORATION .... MORE, G. E. ............... . MOREX', H. J., ELECTRIC CO... MORGAN, G. F. ............ . .. . 14, MORRISON, M. .........,............ .. MORSE TWIST DRILL AND MACHINE CO. .. .. MURPHY SPECIALTY Co. . ......... . . NEVINS, S. T. ............. . NEW YORK BELTING 85 PACKING CO. .. NORRIS, JAMES L. ..... .LA ..... ..... NORTON CO. ........ . NORTON PRINTING Co. . . NORWOOD, JESSE. .... . NORWOOD, W. S .... OAK CAFE .......... OBERMAYER CO., S. ., ONBRIEN, D. S. .... . OICONNOR, F. .... .. OLNEY, IIAYMOND ..,..... ONEIDA STEEL PULLEY CO. .. OSTERHOIIT, DR. ....... . PABST BREWING CO. ....... . PARK 85 HIGGINS ........... PEERLESS RUBBER MEG. CO. PEIRCE COAL'CO. ......... . PENIIERTHY INJECTOR CO. ... PETERS CARTRIDGE CO. PICICERING GOVERNOR CO. PLEASANT VALLEY WINE Co. .... 13, 16, GE 54 35 26 59 92 Z3 56 18 94 35 38 2.6 79 57 58 79 SO IS 58 69 63 5O 35 49 5o 74 73 33 19 34 59 91, 70 IO 51 13 73 91 52 56 85 90 34- 77 4.6 85 31 38 NAME PAGE POST-ERPRESS PRINTING CO. .. POWELL Co., WILLIAAI .,,... PRATT CHUCK CO. ... RAIL JOINT CO. . .. RANKIN, GEO. ... READY MEG. CO. .. REAIIIER, 101-IN ........,. RED CROSS DRUG STORE .... ROBINSON, FRED .............. ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE SAKS SL CO. ................. . SALISON CORDAOE WORKS ... SANVYER, A. R. .......... . SCIIELTZ, M. ................ . SCIIOVERLING, DALY Sc GALES . SCIIUTTE 8: KOERTING CO. .. SCOUT, H. E. ......,... . SCUSA, P. ....... . SEAMON, BARNEY ...... SEAIIAN, CHARLES E .,., SHELDON, S. L. ...... . SIOLER 85 BURNS .... SILL STOVE WORKS .... SISSON, VV. H. ..... . SIIII'rH,S ART STORE ...... SOLTMANN, E. G. ........ . STANDARD ENGRAVING CO. .. STANLEY, C. M. ...,..... . STANLEY PHOTO CO. ..,. . STAR PALACE LAUNDRY .... STARRETT CO., L. S. .... . STEPHEN R HALLIGAN ....... STEVENS ARMS SL TOOL CO., STEWART II. COLLINS. . . . . . . .. . . 37 NAME PAGE STILES, C. A. .. -- 91 STUART, DR. ........,...... .... 5 6 STUDENT LAUNDRY AGENCY ... .... 58, 65 TAYLOR 84 CARPENTER ..... .... 4. 7 TICHNER lk JACOBI ...... .... 6 3 TIFFANY ik CO. ................. .,... F font TONIPKINS CO. N.KTIONAL BANK .... .... I 5 TREE, I. W. ................. 91. UNDERWOOD TYPENVRITER CO. ... .. 41 UNIVERSITY LAUNDRY CO. ..,....... .. 90 UNIVERSITY PREPARATORY SCIIOOL .... . . 91 UIIDIKE, B. C. .................... .. 58 URRAND, SONSL CO. .. -- T7 VACUUM OIL Co. ... -- 30 VAN BUREN, C. B. .. -- 93 VAN ORDER, F. D ..,. -- 35 VORIIIS Sc DUFI-' .... -- II VOSE, DR. .......... - l 56 WANZER SL HOXVELL .. . - - I5 WARNER, F. H. ..... -. 60 WARREN, DR. ...... .. 56 WATERLIAN CO., L. E .............. . .. 30 WVEBSTER Sc CO., WARREN ........... .. 44 XVESTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO... . . ... 45 WI-IEATON R PERRY .................. Ioz WI-IITE 8: Co., G. .. .- 75 WILLIARIS BROS. .................. .. 57 WILLIAMS, B. ..................... . . 76 WIRE Ba TELEPHONE CO. OF ARIISRICA. .. .. 73 WIRT, PAUL E., FOUNTAIN PEN CO. . .. . . 75 WVISE, C. H. ......................... .. 59 WORTMAN, J. G. n. .. .... ... .. 2I WRIGI-IT, E. A. ........... . . 63 WYCICOI-'E :LUMBER AND MEG. Co. .... .. 81 ESTABLISHED I8l8 e entlemm? fvurninhfng nnils, BROADWAY coR.TWENTY- SECOND ST. NEW YORK. Clothing Ready-Made and to Measure Liveries Automobile Gar- ments and Requisites English Hats and Haberdash ery Fine Shoes Shirtings House Garments Leather and Wicker Goods Traveling and Toilet Articles etc., etc. Fine English and Scotch Woolens for Clothing made to measure. Suits and Overcoats ready-made of latest shapes and newest fabrics. Riding Suits and Riding Breeches. Special suits for Fishing and all equipment for Polo and the Hunt. English and Domestic Hats, including many novelties in Traveling and Negligee Hats. Shoes for Dress, Street, or Sporting Wear. Our own Special Steamer Trunk, light Weight, durable, and especially compact for stateroom use. Fitted Cases, Holdalls, Luncheon Baskets, and Requisites for Travel by Land or Sea. Catalogue With Illustrations and Prices Mailed on Request 6 be ntbester Business Ilnstitute is a High-Grade Commercial School With a National Reputation for Efficiency The facilities of this school for thorough and adequate preparation for the responsible duties of accountants, office managers, salesmen, amanu- enses, secretaries, etc., are unexcelled. For many years the Rochester Business Institute has made a spe- cialty of preparing commercial teachers, in which field it has been so successful that calls for the graduates from its Teachers' Training Depart- ment to take responsible and remunerative positions in high schools and business schools come from all parts of the United States. During the year 1906 the number of these calls was more than three times the number of the candidates the school was able to recommend. The initial salaries offered ranged from 3800.00 to 51500.00 per year, college graduates being either preferred or required for the higher-grade positions. The immediate cause for this active demand lies in the wide and favorable reputation of the Williams 85 Rogers commercial text-books, which have been prepared by the officers and faculty of this school. A special ten weeks' course for teachers and college men and women will begin june 17. Candidates for this course, unable to enter on the opening date, may be registered june 24 or july 1, though the earlier date is recommended. Tuition for the ten weeks, if paid on entering, 53500. lf paid monthly, at the rate of 515.00 per month of four weeks. This school is located in the Young Men's Christian Association Building, diagonally across Court Street from the Lehigh Valley R. R. Statlon. It commands a magnificent view of the Genesee River, and is admirably situated for light and ventilation. lt is within two blocks of the city center and convenient to all railroad stations. Correspondence solicited, Visitors always welcome. Prospectus and catalogue promptly mailed. E. 213. QI. SH. ibuiihing Hcuzijestzr, QP. 9 7 4? HCLEVELA D TOOLS 4? Established U I . . . E.,tabri,hed 1874 Sclentlflcally Made From Highest-Grade Maternal 1374 Result: GREATEST EFFICIENCY L f 's.:, Bits Drills r H-ff J Chucks Mills r cis? iii fini, i hi I Cutters ,,W,,i?m L-, .-,W,,: E v T! 5 , ri E Too, Arbors Holders s 2744 ii1J-,- L 4 M d ls ff ee Le T' TL-y sr B lt an re lgili letssfl e l fesh i HTJPS l Counter- sie fili1'5FiQj oQQi Ltf- to L5 bores Etc. Comer- E 4 T Svecial sinks Tools -s o to Ofde' f so olol E f e e rr o o ro1 rEro 'ffiiioiifoff EEE? iff iiiiii E ' lncoqgzfted Catalog Sent Upon Request I ogggfted 4? The Cleveland Twist Drill Company CLEVELAND, OHIO NEW YORK CHICAGO 4? E. SCHUTTE Stop Check and Emergency Valve Fulfills the purpose of a Stop Check Valve fprotecting the boilersj and can be closed from a distance in case of a break in the pipe line. Schutte quality makes it durable in all temperatures, and reliable in the service of modern engineering. When the relief valve connected to outlet P is opened it will cloe the valve. MANUFACTURERS OF VALVES FOR SUPERHEATED STEAM Schutte 8: Koerting Company, 'Chicago PHILADELPHIA, U. S. A. New York Boston i The Hartness Flat Turret Lathe Built in two sizes, 2 x 2-L - 12 swing, 8 X 36 - 14 swing. The only machine with universal outfit of tool for either bar or chucking work. JONES :Q LAMSON MACHINE CO. SPRINGFIELD, VERMONT, U. S. A. I 97 Queen Victoria St., LONDON E C Germany, Holland, Belgium, Switzerland. Austria-Hungary: M. Koyemann. Chaz-lottenstrasse ll' Dusseldorf, Germany. France and Spain : Ph. Bonvi1lain,.6 Rue Blanche, Paris, France. Italy: Adler 86 Eisenschltz, M1lan 9 JNH B. LANG ENGINE NRN , ' LANG ea BUTTON, Props. T19-T21 E. GREEN STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. N ,A,. fi '.-' Tealers in j i TRACTION AND PORTABLE R A STEAM AND A MfLi'4f'i GASOLINE ENGINES General Jobbing Machinists, Founders, and Boiler Makers Work from Thesis Designs a Specialty I . . TE , Plumbing and Heating igil-14955 r A 1 U Wm. EMM 1 X h , W If L M M M L WWW -Lflgrwm Hiumr Stare VN NH , ,f A , if Our Specialties 1 JVM Ill' Q X f llHlf ff f 0 lg- 5 ' E N' L vi ts rom pera rc ac- 'Ij X W T cesses and Muffin handmade Q x h,NN, Gzzifars and Wandolins. 5 Arnerlca s Professxonal Instruments J V AW lk? 'P A T 3 H T THE OAK AFB Q . X 7 11 , X 112 S. Aurora St. NW --.T if SPRUNG A LEAK? Next to the Ithaca Hotel Turn the Stop-Tcock in the cellar, phone us, a cl We'11do the rest 1D very short order, Our faclh- mes for prompt attenmon to plumblng acmdents S AUERKR AUT AND SAUSAGE 33113122121?3'551vfZE51f?E5V3e'TZ,f7ccSi2ISrfiJSr Simi Sigh us will beget more-t,hat's why we ask th A A SPECIALTY E R. NI. DONOHUE Successor to DONOHUE Si HIGGINS JOHN J. POWERS, Prop. IO R. A. IIEIIGIE SI BRUTIIER COMPANY WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY F RATERNITY GOODS EXTENSIVE LINE or MONEY LoANEo on oooos SUITABLE EGM DIA III o N DS A N IJ FOR WEDDINGS, GI w A T c II E s ETC. 3 -J 9 ONLY. GN l..... I Does YourRoom Look Shabby? E 0 MAKE AND If so, why not let us sllck It up a blt for you? We can do it right. ff? PAINTS, OILS, WALL PAPER, BURLAPS, ETC. WE DO JOB PRINTING, BY THE WAY U. S. Johnson 309 EAST STATE STREET I ii :gr SELL COL- imi j, fy? LEGE FOOT- ! If 2 WEAR requires Q X f-XI yy We have made I ' YN experience. I 'X' I l and sold this 3, sort of Shoes I SEE for years, and know your needs. We give you good ser- vice and ask for your trade. VORHIS Q. DUFF 204 E. STATE sr. Qel Il s J'Ql ' if gy . E5 'f J , f fee? 'Lb' '- if 2 i A ' A? 1 .5 Ee - 3- Levcugw is-'1 9--xh...,11l-S.. l HQ vw QDu1:1:e1:t QEIutI1i11g One Price Clothiers and Furnishers l- SOLE AGENTS FOR l THE STEIN-BLOCI-I COMPANY HART, SCI-IAFFNER 85 MARX Gllnthing 'll We also carry a Fine Line of The Stetson and Hawes Hats QI We have a very large line of Monarch and Cluett Shirts 5 also a full stock of Arrow Brand Collars QU Our Furnishing Line is Complete BAXTER 8: SHEPARD 126 East State Street, Ithaca, N. Y. Everything That Swims F E C I T Y OYSTERS Standards, Selects, Counts, Saddleroeks, Blue Points LAUNDRY l 209 North Aurora Street LQBSTJ-ERS l SCALLOPS - - - CRABS Always HQ rt ' F'h 1 L YE l get The Lincoln Co'y Market 138 West State Street ITHACA, N. Y. Telephones: Bell, 285g Ithaca, 101 l Gqod work Q Prompt Delivery l TELEPHONE I S7 X79 SB! DQ QUEWW shops make a speclalty of hlgh grade clearung J and presslng 1 if qi Norwootfs Tailoring Q qv 2 1 fa? 411 East state street Tlilbe Qtlpftufwate Bustnzss :Wan ALWAYS ADVERTISES IN UP-TO-DATE PAPERS il. gr. QD,g13iBII Dealer in Fresh, Salt, Smoked Meats. Poultry and Game in Season TWO MARKETS 222 North Aurora Street Frat and Club Houses 430 North Cayuga Street Special Attention given to We Make Your Linen Live A unzrn jmtbnh ilaunhrp JOHN REAMER, Proprietor l The Best One 1 13 No. Aurora St. C. B. BROWN MANUFACTURING JEWELER COLLEGE AND FRATERNITY -PINS and BADG1-as A SPECIALTY 200 East State Street :: : Ithaca, N. Y. Blackwell Bros. Veritalnle Veracity Only the best for the Boys of Old Cornell, A little lessong We've learned it well. The Cornellian had this space to sell, Talk is cheap, but our meat will tell ln a toothsome, tencler way at the Central Market, 437 W. Stare Sr. J. L. GOLDSMID Established 1871 ITHACA COLD STORAGE FRUIT, PRODUCE, BUTTER and EGGS J. W. 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HACK 8a LIVERY STABLES SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO WED- DING, PARTY AND FUNERAL ORDERS COR. S. CAYUGA AND GREEN STS., . . ITHACA, N. Y. PHONE 99 THE ITHACA LIVERY RELIABLE HORSES, CAREFUL DRIVERS Hacks, Coupes, Broughams, etc., any time- Day or Night. l21 SOUTH AURORA STREET . ITHACA, NEW YORK ITHACA PHONE, 324X 1563 is I M .6 . 'QI' 5 -gg N -1 1 f gg' ' - J 35 22 5 33, A ' esp ' --' ,Q x J ' Suv QU Suits from 520.00 up. Ed. V. Price St Co., of Chicago, lll., are makers of hlgh grade made to order College Style Cloth lng, made from the best lmported and domestlc Woolens Flt and Work manshlp guaranteed to be equal to the best REPRESENTED IN ITHACA BY E 3 jaurinnun 4-ll Eaststate Street F9 5. ug' i 'Qi . 1-X A , X. U,- l X K fi ' ' ' Tj ' I a ' Gtr W .xt I n Q 3 -ra . ll' ' +-+ gg y A xl. . 1' A Q' lpl, XM A LL 'Wil f ' lf . , xg, nv ' I g Clary! V To I . - 1 ' HN A1 ,. - ' U .. - is V -' -, f' H H AX -4, I fs - .gas ' 5. Mi 13 0 16 Urband,Son 81.60. 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McGILLIVRAY THE ibbutngrapber Makes a Specialty of Fraternity and Athletic Groups We carry a line of ready-to- hang pictures and do all kinds of framing to order. Camera and Photo supplies, also developing and print- ing for amateurs. Anything in photography can be had NXCGILLIVRAYS CORNELL LIVERY EDWARD P. SAYRE, Proprietor 213 South Tioga Street F irst-Class Livery, Hack and Boarding Stable Partlcula Good Four-in-ha d R'g with Only the B t f Drivers AttentionP d to Wedding, Fu ral, and Party Order Bell Phone 55 - Ithaca Phone 363 At BERNSTEIN'S 142 East State Street - Ithaca, N. Y. FIRST-CLASS TAILQRING Men's Furnishing Goods and Hats to date i'2.',X'f,I55S5-SQVT UPON We Have The Nobbiest Line of Suitings, Overcoatings and Trouserings In Town S152 COME IN AND LOOK THEM OVER. OUR PRICES ARE BELOW COMPETITION. OUR WORKMANSHIP AND FIT STRICTLY GUARANTEED R05 H. Goldenberg, The University Tailor 517 EDDY STREET Jamieson-McKinney Co. 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Y:grz ..:ggf Iiil y e g gi - ---an -F an .r ' -'.-ef.-A 'g:'?s2 ' T EPfHiP1T 'f A ff W' fe I n , .nga-:mils 1 .. -' I ,, - n -.ran-z z? - , f em H+ V if ' it f' Electric Locomotives for Mine and Industrial Haulage. Bulletins xo and A 1155555531 K The JEFFREY MFG co F . . 1 . 1, wir. ..!. -ar Columbus . . Ohlo, U. S. A' Revolving and Vibrating Screens. Catalog No. 69. Elevating - Conveying - Drilling - Crushing - Mining Machinery L7 ?-ae e eeeeeee X 3: ? , I - -Y ' E ca ' 1 new 5 V at ll . - Ng 5 te e 5 1 .' ....,.,., 'Z -1 -2- - 'L lp . v i-f 19:51 r' 4 , . i V, 3:1 1 :, af.:1.,4.,..-.... , iw g I I Q-.M . ' - ' . .:l.. A ' i' '- ,,,. . cfs .1--1. , , ' fiE i i0X' 1' f 'Arif' 3 i ,2'i'f1t'R,F4 1 . .i.. t 3 ,- ,gsm , H , KW is Visible Typewriter The 0neTypewriter that Correctly Solves h tofore the objections that have always ere been made Against FrontStrike Machines Visible writing has always been considered as desirable by practically all typewriter manu- facturers, but the diliiculties to be overcome in construction in order to secure durability have dis- couraged the verylarge adoption of these machines. The invention of the method of assembling the type bars as it is done in the Fox Visible has, however, made possible the use oi a wide pivotal bearing in the type hanger, thus insuring the most perfect alignment at all times and a durability that is equal to that claimed for any basket type machine. ln building this new model, we have all the advantage of the knowledge that we have gainedin building and placing the reg- ular Fox models on the marlcet and we are able to avoid all those experiments found in new machines which are so expensive to the purchaser. ON READ THIS DESCRIPTI 1 Key Tension-22 ounces, which means that from 50 to 100 per cent ess energy is required to print a letter than on any other visible typewriter. Allllllllllllil Key LBVQFS-the only machine using themg they cost more than steel or wood, but are worth more. Ball Bedrillg Carriage-with a tension oi only 1 pound. Test the amount of resistance thereis to overcomeinnreturningnother carriages and note the difference. Two C0l0l Ribb0Il-either color written by simply touching a button on the key boardg ribbon both oscillates and reverses automatically. lhtel'Cl'lallg8able Carriage-carriage so made that different lengths are interchangeable on any models. Tablllat0l -the Fox 10 stop decimal tabulator can be attached when ordered, the only decimal tabulator on a visible typewriter. Line LOCk-Keys loclc firmly at end of line. Unprejudiced experts have without hesitation pronounced this machine a marvel. d l' r now and placed on trial with respon- Ready for e ive y ible parties Descriptive literature sent on request. A F- D want a - Z' s . X ' ble territory open. Do you ag. M: y -,510 X We have some desira rofitable Agency? The regular models of the Fox are sti k' d and their manufac- -5 1:35 at P the most perfect machines of their ln ' ed as before f tal J - f Eli' 7 ture will be continu . Fox Typewriter Company .ie +..ee i f Executive Office and Factory 4 55: 860-900 Front Street :: Grand Rapids, Michigan 39-6, ,., ,,,-. -I I ,Ligue Branch Ofhces an ea ' ' ' ' ' . d D lers in Principal Cities New York Belting and Packing Co LIMITED . 91 and 93 Chambers St., New York. QU Manufacturers of the highest grade of mechanical Rubber Goods, including Rubber Belting, Dia- phragms, Dredging Sleeves, Emery Wheels, Air Brake, Steam, Suction, and Water Hose, Mats, Matting, Interlocking Rubber Tiling. N8 V2 Sole manufacturers of Amazon, Cobbs, Inde- structible, Magic Karbonite, Ruby, Salamanda, and Vulcanite Packings. N2 Y NS N2 Molded and special rubber goods of every description. N2 N2 Y NY I Years: Study ofa L Y L 1' t exclusive shoe buiinisi sin the world Reliable as to Quality Correct as to Style RANGE of PR'CES Full Value in Every lVlen's ---- 553.00 to 39.00 I Women's - - - 2.00 to 9.00 Grade l Boys' and Girls' - l.5O to 4.00 Childrens - - - .75 to 2.00 Catalogue Awaits Requ , 6th AVENUE, N. E. Corner J 1 K. 1 K I JI I 19th Street, NEW YORK 33 GND Q Q, NURTUN' . Wm? 472- 'W-we ef QQQ oRToN GRINDING WHEELS MADE OF ALUNDUM Secure accurate and uniform results in work. ln grinding 'kvheels the abrasive grain of given size is bonded together to produce a certain grade of temper for a certain kind of work. All your grinding problems can be solved with the rigbf grade and grain of NORTON GRlNDlNG WHEEL. We shall be pleased to study your conditions and advise you. GRINDING MACHINERY Norton COlTlpal'ly, Worcester, Mass. Niagara Falls New York Chicago Rainbow Packing Makes Steam, Flange and Hot Water Joints Instantly V Thousands of Imitators DOn,t have to use Wire NO Equal and cloth to hold Rainbow Will Hold Highest Can' t blow it out Pressure The Color of Rainbow Packing is Red Notice our Trade-mark ofthe word Rainbow in a diamond in black in Three Rows of Diamonds extending throughout the entire length of each and every roll of Rainbow Packing Sole lvlzinufac turers of the Famous H Eclipse Sectional Rainbow Gasket, Peerless Piston and Valve Rod Packing, Hercules Combination, Honest John, Zero, Success, Germane and K Artic ,,P3.Ckll'lgS ALSO A COMPLETE LINE OF MECHANICAL RUBBER GOODS Patented and Manufactured Exclusively by PEERLESS RUBBER MANUFACTURING COMPANY I6 WARREN STREET, NEW YORK FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS 34 Z Qhlrnvllizlna l .Z ,r. .ctw . Glance through this hook and note the Photographic work by G. F. MORGAN. il'ifi-qglglqgfbfi Ahhb' If convinced of itS CIualitY I P J fx . . . . . ' 1 give him a trlalg if still l dubious, ask anybody who AAo,n 1 h'hh 7 has tried him. His special- ties are Lantern Slides, C V' , D l - MEASURING TAPES Ann nutts ingmfnuj FilEZ1',E,.g, 212051 ARE INDESPENSABLE FUR ACCURATE WORK kinds of Worlc for Re- Fon SALE EVERYWHERE SEND FOR CATALOG production, and his shop is ulllf lillllillilf PHUTOGRAPH Sllllly' ,HEY UFIHNRULEK0' 316 Heuslis sf. Ithaca, N. Y. SAGINAW, MICH., U. s. A. Established 1843 J. 81 A. MCKECHNIE BREWING COMPANY, BREWERS OF Canandaigua, New fork ananoaigua Bice In Bulk and B tl! Brewed on Honor No! One Headaofoe in a Barrel But yo must not mi Sc COLLINS, Diflriontors, Itnaoa, New York 35 I i O F F I C E R S ASSOCIATE COMPANIES CHARLES E. WILLIAMS. - .- - - Pres. BOSTON WASHINGTON, D. C. FRANK L. BAPST, - - - lst Vice-Pres. NEW YORK CHICAGO PLINY B. MCNAUGHTON, - 2nd Vice-Pres. SAMUEL J. DARK, I I - I - 5 - Sec- PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURG BALTIMORE ST. LOUIS WILLIAM H. KINCH, - MYRON G. FARMER, - - - - - Treas. - - - Gen.Mgr, i Buffalo Expanded Metal Co. FIRE .PROOF Office fa SoIe Agents Foril- Expandecl Metal Lath CONSTRUCTION Rooms 305-308 D. S. Morgan Bldg. BUFFALO - NEW YORK Wear Loose Fitting Q Trad, lllark. Ifegzlvlered U. S. Pawn! 0-Mae. COAT-CUT UNDERSHIRTS KNEE-LENGT'ED DRAWERS They will keep you Coolancl Comfortable I if'f'gmN K? TE xx? ff 50c, 31.00 and QW? 31.50 a garment Identified by B. v. D red woven label Accept no lmltations 'e'n an , . . ERLANGER BROS., New York I The Buckeye Engine HAS NO PEER FOR Economy Regulation and Reliability Catalogs upon Application x BUCKEYE ENGINE CO. 1- SALEM, OHIO. 36 AT arrgariridlxlrllg for only , With Popular MILITARY BOLT ACTION , , . ,A I, HO has not longed tn own a rc-peatinfr rille 7 There If m ggwl' 1 V 'WLAEK is 5-unething tascinating about tliebvery name- - tlnitksliols, :ni-ick Toms. all the extillement of 1 -tr' f' N ralnc. success u 5 lots at target :inc frame. i' ' -g V V ff llvery one who has sport in him has at siuneglinie j'- V ' wanted a repeater and determined to have one: yet 4 L -'v, ' 4 F ' ht- etoliare theprice has been sr. high that it has lie- n ' ls, ' Showing pnsillon of its-yoml tl!ie invians ofmost persons. lfew nf us ever ' . A. . W A iave use or a arqe-calibre rel-eater-we are too far 9-'wmv I 'JNl '!' 'mu fromvlie moose hunts and deer litksg and thehigh- priced sm considering the lew weeks of shooting we can get during a year, llere at las', however, is a chance for everyone to sect re a gun they have sci fhfir earts on h ' . g-I -1 g . 1' -',: --. . 2 factory Iso that there are no false moves made or unnecelssnrystepsltakcny, and, li' ally, a heavy demand for this one model has enalrled us to olfer the splendid repeating rifle shown on this page ut u price low enough to c-nmv within rf-at-li of ull. It isn'r a cheaply made gun, either. From the tip ot the muzzle to the end ofthe butt there it ill ve ' gl . , g' f . i . . . . The gun balances well. hangs ir ell, tits nicely to hand and shoulder, works Last, and is hard-shot-ting and true S8525 the most discriminating can take pride ing and the pleasure it will add woods, can never he reckoned in more dollars and cents. The pleasure s continue t recreation. Range practice, target shooting, and scoring' good shots at squirrels, rabbits. woodchuclcs, and other small game a'e amone the many possihlc pleasures to he ohtained from the junior Repenterg il run lu- handled hy young and matrwe men and lay nwnnen. and will never fail E give extreme satisfaction wherever used. G entlem In co Repeati a product of artistic beauty as well as doubt Whether it is possible to find a other product of either Amer- ican or foreign manufac- all-falilvre repeaters-the klud wr- run use-haveheen priced beyond reason, Hi h Jrittd in enious muhinert .n u tudate ststcrnot' lnndlin a ' 'fr. ' l why., --.-as f f ' If isn't a screw or ajointor an inch ofthe metal or wood hut the umst evactin s iortsman pleasi re and satisfaction .fr J 1-E. 4 N 4 ,... Q l .A V. , L if , , 2 S s , x . 4, D I A I 'ik r , is an extremely low price fur this gun, for it is one : 1425 I ' ' 3:v to the summer vacation. or the spare hours in field or E1 - Zigi? -1:21-I 5. 'G ' 9 22 Short, 16 shots:22 Long, V , In I, V V , i2 shotsg 22 i -:WI Long Rifle, 12 ' ' shots. tarts in the instant the gun in nnparked and will -411.3-,f: 1 , hrough years whenever there is an odd hour for ' ' 'l ' ff' 4 Hopkins Q Allen Jr. Repeater From WARD C. ZELLER, Description A. IM., MI. D, Shoots 22 Calihre short, long, or long ritie cartridges: Screw-key, Take- Rockford O down pattern, barrel length :zo inches. length over all 382 inches, weight . ' ' 55 pounds. Takes x6 short, 12 long or long rille, loads in a few seconds, cn' shoots longs or shorts promiscuously-will throw a shell out and senrl home a new cartridge almost with the rapidity of a machine gun. Barrel is made oftough bluecl steel thigh tensile strengthp ritied with our new patented increase twist, greatly improving the trajectory. Rocky Mountain rear sight, sporting front sight, ti,Q'l1tjoint and perfect alignment of stock and barrel. Srockinachine-turned, hard Louisiana Swamp lValnur, with graceful, comfortable hand-hold and curve in butt. Forearm walnut, titting' into metal joint. All parts drop-forged. Magazine simplest and most satisfactory ever put on a repeating gun tsee cnt helowj. Action, the desirable and popular military hull pattern fshown, in operation, ahovel with safety device that eliminates danger from accidental discharge. Materials high quality throughout. Taken all in all. the fgutn is, at the price, surprisingly high-class throughout. Guaranteed to give satis- nc ion. mmenclation of your Junior ng Rifle must say that it, minute accuracy, and I greater bargain in any Price, Complete, only 58.25 ture. fSigned, Q . WARDC' ZELWLM' D- Showing Gun Taken Down Sept. 10, 1906 Rifle is taken down or put firmly together in a few seconds hy loosening or tightening the screw. Barrel only :zo inches--can he packed in trunk or under buggy seat. Weighs little, easy to Send for our Gun carry whether in gun case or put together. Guide and Call- Magazine Hlls argl egupties ' easiest o an , un ma e. in 11 alogue' Mallled ulnlock and glrgw out followerlfals - s own al' v 3 'l ' t'd , you upon re return anilllscklfotllotixergarid Sire quest- gun is ready for business. J , ' Showing Bolt Block Closed. ,234-i4 ' A ,yy ax, 1.1: ., , df if H 47' . .... ......,.,.- .,.. . ,g,. -.-.-.WY--.-. ...-. . .. .... . .... . .,.. ...W .... ..... ..,.. . v .. H .. . .l ,--.----f.-.-,--o-f. W -4- -. Ill' yi' -' ' ' Showing Gun taken down-feeder drawn out preparatory to nlling Magazine. ...if it I he HOPKINS 8: ALLEN ARMS CO 0 15 FRANKLIN STREET, Nokwlci-1, coNN. R '4 l - 39 ff :iv to , t 1 f? f? lr V ,z EXPA DED MET L For Concrete Reinforcement Has larger cross-section, in tension, per unit of material purchased, than 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 MERRITT 81 CO., Philadelphia WESTERN EXPANDED METAL 8 E. P. CO., San Francisco, Cal. CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL CO., Pittsburgh NORTIIWESTERNEXPANDED METAL CO., Chicago EASTERN EXPANDED METAL CO., Boston BUFFALO EXPANDED METAL C0., Buffalo EXPANDED METAL FIREPROOEING CO., Pittsburgh EXPANDED METAL 81 F. P. Co., LTD., Toronto, Canada SOUTHERN EXPANDED METAL CO., Washington SOUTHWESTERN EXPANDED METAL CO.. Knoxville The MASON REDUCING Work perfectly in every VALVES Are the World's Standard Valves For automatically reducing and abso- lutely maintaining an even stea m or air pressure. They are adapted for every need, and guaranteed to instance. Write for Full Information and Splendid References The Mason Regulator Co. BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, U. S. A. The fine wine grape, pos- sessing the same qualities as those grown in France. with the French method of making, give Great Western Extra: Dry Champagne the exquisitetaste and sparkling effervescence of the best foreign wines. Great Western is made under the same identical methods as the most select French Cham- pagnes, and it is aged for tive years in the same kind of cellars. This gives Great NVestern an ex- cellence which the French co n- noisseurs themselves recognize. Nearly one hundred years of cultivation ofGre-it Western vine- yards in New York State have given the soil the elements that produce the same peculiar quality Champagne grape as grown in the famous vineyards of France. At the Paris Exposition Great Western Champagne was awarded a gold medal for quaLity. Great XVestern Champagne costs 50 per cent: lt-se. than the import- ed. The U. S. Cusloinhouse receives no revenue from Great TVestern, and you get roc per cent wine vulue. Try Grant Western- we lilu- colnpnrisonu PLEASANT VALLEY WINE 80. Sole Jiukers, Rhr-inxs, N. Y. Sold by dealf-rs in Hue Wines,ancl served in Hotels, Restaurants and Cates. AMERICAN HOISTING ENGINES 1,39 DERRICKS For Every Purpose HIGH GRADE In Every Detail Standard Engine with slewingattachment Write f0r Descriptive Catalogue American Hoist and Derrlck Co. 5 Chicago New York Boston New Orleans San Francisco PHOTOGRAPHS Reproduced in this book, that come from ' our Studio, can be quickly discerned by the superior lighting, posing, and general technique. They do not have to be in- scribed Howes' Art Gallery ITHACA :: :: :: NEW YORK 39 JUST ISSUED THE AMERICAN LAWYER AS HE WAS - AS HE IS - AS HE CAN BE By JOHN R. Dos PAssos The Il'eIl-Known Lawyer and IVrite1' Ol New York THIS work is the most original and complete book on the mission, office, and functions of the Lawyer ever Written. It begins with the genealogy of Lawyers. lt deals with the various duties of a Lawyer to the State, the Courts, and Clientsg it treats of the origin and development of the profession, the nature of the LaWyer's vocationg his education and training, concluding with a most interesting chapter upon the causes and remedies for existing evils. lt is a book for the students, in or out of college, it is a treatise for the Lawyers, young and oldg but, what is as important, it is a book written and adapted for the lay com- munity, equally interested in the profession of the Lawyer as the Bar itself. ABOUT 190 PAGES BUCKRAM BINDING Price, 51.75 Net THE BANKS LAW PUBLISHING CO. 21 MURRAY STREET, lNEW YORK 40 We wouldnit say so if We eoulclnit prove it THE Underwood 'X is l x. . H EPI-5 ,' -L. V7.--?1. ' , ,.. IL' JA .- A M .Juggng!?ea?LJ? as e ee ulnl ,,,,,,,sul Typewriter is the one real visible Writer which has been unquestionably prov- en to be dependable under all conditions, adapted to all classes of Work, and free from experimental defects. Underwood Typewriter Co. Masonic Temple ROCHESTER 1: New York ' IiIiJ'IilTINO'TRlP Be sure to be properly equipped-obtain the STEV- ENS and you CANNOT GU wuoxc. We make RIFLES . . . from S225 to 5150.00 PISTOLS . . . from 2.50 to 50.00 SHOTGUNS . . from 7.50 to 35.00 Asl: yourdefxlerandinsist Send for me-page illus- on our popular mal, lf lmted catalog. lf inter- v--urnnno 0 - ain shi egcecl ln SHooT1NG,you Y t l t p dircft, ca h g htto have it. Mailed jh'r,!urz'd, upon receipt of for four cents in stamps to catalo rice. cover postage. Z P Our attractive three-color Aluminum Hanger will be sent anywhere fur xo cams in Stamps. J. STEVENS .ARMS AND TOOL CO., P. O. Box 4o9u Chicopee Falls, Mass., U. S. A. Jessop's Steel For Tools, Drills, Dies, etc. Awarded Grand Prix, Paris, 1900, for Excellence in Quality and Workmanship Operating Jessop Steel Go. Washington, Penn. Manufacturers of Crucible Sheet Steel for Saws and:other Tools. Wm. Jessop 8- Sons,Lza. 91 John St., New York Manufactory: SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND ,QSM OL' 'fl v AA in Qchll ol-06,11 4. 3 AAA. Q.. eases!! OLQQI1 49001 01.0 ca , AAAAA Q 3' AAAA Qt as Pounos comme so Pounos comma Us comm 40 PUUNDS COWNG 35 POUNDS WATWG az noun When You See H26 Gauge Stenciled on a Bundle of APOLLO BEST BLOOM Ansmcm . Anemcm NUMEJHODD Galvanlzed Sheets NUMEgHODD 40 Pouuns comme so rouuos co,-.rms you know from experience that 26 gauge it is. The same applies to all other gauges, and this one point alone is sufficient reason for you to demand them, for such uniformity assures quick, easy, and satisfactory work, and removes all risk Of damage to your machines. When you add to this the toughnesss, pliability, and easy-working qualities of the materials used 4 the superior coating: and the ability of Apollo Sheets to withstand the elements indefinitely- no metal worker or property owner can afford to overlook them. We'lI gladly send you our Weight Card if you desire further information on the subject-and would suggest that you say Apollo and stick to it when in the market for Galvanized Sheets. You'll never regret taking such a course and you may if you don't. American Sheet and Tin Plate Company FRICK BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. Distinctive ,fx 1 1 I as R R-fy pe , jftrst atumu an Service P wr' CORNELL LIBRARY BUILDING Nil N H l.uI' NX Capital, Surplus, and Undivided Profits 7 gk 7 I mtuarzm 4: .., 5350000 For Young Collegians Q. 'Z i'- THE one ainzarying I 0 ' I 2 Transacts a G e n e r al erngulievlailiprinimdf Banking Business. 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And a great list of buildings equipped with the Webster System of Steam Circulation are heated perfectly with steam that has little or no pressure left,-the steam that with other heat- ing systems is thrown away. Dead steam is worth' nothing, people say, because without pressure we can't get it where we want it. The WEBSTER SYs'rEM can. Webster FeedQWater Heater and Purifier automatically uses only just enough of the exhaust to bring the feedewater to the highest point. The rest is saved for heating or other uses. WARREN WEBSTER 84 COMPANY Writetodayforbooklet32G CAMDEN NEW JERSEY 50 ARE YUUP 550 SCRIBBLI GYET . Don'tg its out of date. The American Typewriter at 550 is your opportunity to secure the first machine offered at less than 3100, possessing all the standard features-universal keyboard, ball-bearing carriage, inter- changeable steel type-bars, printing from ribbon, rapid escapement, unlimited speed. 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Instruments to meet the require- ments of every variety of work Weston Electrical Instrument Co. Waverly Park' NEWARK, N' J' Weston Standard Portable Voltruetcr ' New York office, 74 Cortlaudt Street 45 THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY Engmeers are uslng Penberthy Automat1c InJectors TRADE QYVI E R I SATISFACTION MARK IF ONE OF THE 475 000 EVER HAD TROUBLE WITH PENBERTHY INJECTOR AND APPEALED TO US AND IT WAS NOT SATISFACTORY LET HIM SPEAK OR FOREVER HOLD HIS PEACE D0 NOT OWERLOOK THL FACT that we manufacture a full lme of Engine and Boller Room 'ipecxaltles Oilers Grease Cups Lubrlcators Water Gages Gflge Cocks Ejectors Etc e l th EV IYEER AND I-IRETIKX de ed d Penberthy Injector C O DETROIT MICH Made In Canada by PENBERTHY INJECTOR C0 , LIMITED, Windsor Onlarlo . 1 - ' - - ,FY U , , i' , ig. R . . . . . ni . 1 ! ly ' . L E 2 ' - A L 3 E E 1 e . 5 3 3 2 5 w e ees -' 1 Eg E T Z H . A 1 .. H ' 44 n U ' E ' 4 K . . H . 1 1. , . y , I , , . :: :: :: 4 Send for catalog and thirty-two pag journa , e I! t ' I TI, vot exclusively to selected articles taken from the lea ing mechanical papers. . . 0 One Gets Only Stylesand Qualities the Very Best are Guaranteed -4 AT- .- AT 44 Bement! Z3ement's -- Es'1',m1,1sm-:n IN ls:-xx - -i We represent exclusively for Ithaca, Knox, Youman, Crofut-Knapp, Chase 81: Roctop Hats---Confined Styles and Pat- terns in all Cravats, Gloves, Hosiery, 3' S Waistcoats, Robes, etc. sq sq sq N ?L. CE. Bement The Toggery Shop! DOWNTOWN ON THE HILL 138 E. State St. 404 Eddy Street iil.- Assortment Only Medium and Always Complete H i g h G r a d e s AT AA? AT fg- Bement's Bement! 46 The Corner ookstores Qlieneral unlwellmse gtatiunere ,QU QEIIQYHITBITE 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- grams, Engraved Invitations and Announcements, Call- ing Cards, Embossed College and Fraternity Stationery, Society and Club Shingles is a distinct feature of our busi- ness We especially invite correspondence in reference to this work Taylor K2 Carpenter : Ithaca, N. Y. HIGI-I ART E In Regard to Pictures and P R I N T I N G Framing Call up DESIGNED, ENGRAVED AND PRINTED BY TI-IE ITHACA PUBLISHING CO. OPPOSITE CITY IIALL I 433-B H Bell 47 Guaranteed to f f HAYWARD BUCKETS AND s r DIGGING MACHINERY 1-2: '4 are fully illustrated and described , it , A : 2 'B t v Yo? ' 9 L, -xxx 13 N s z 5 N K 'Siliiilf' 4.bf1i:':il? 7. ,. in our catalogue, copies of Wmch 525 -Li will be sent on request. THE--HAYWARD--COMPA Y 97 to 103 Cedar St., New York, N. Y. LEHIGH i1'PE?ii1 .5 PORllA Il CEME T meet the high- est requirements for P o r t l a n d Cement as spec- i fi e d lb y th e American Soci- f X fy I f GKXHHOF fgf? X X ' yn J' Capacity 5 dw' 'wig 95 7,000,000 QQ G s zz-Lure Barrels Q' f ff 5 PORTLAND 'ilgwii il , Yearly 'limbs ,,', vi, Q 8 gl YT i t in Wrl te for ety for testing materials- 4 oquk Catalogue :nr 1 422 5 Q 0 .M if ' ffw , ,ff ,f,,,f,',,'f, fof4,VyWM4 Manufactured My f Q , A ' .1- . , , ,M H H -' W A r wi 3 misfit 5 QL-.fa 0 . , :QQ X yf7f,z,wfzZ, O 6' fi ii.. if 1 g 4 W n 2 - 5 3, 1 ff .l-lf , , f . QQ We X, ,fy if X f ffyifiw' 'Vw Q f ff f 1 ' , WH4 ffff ffyf!7Wf ff fff 'f'ff7f fi f ,WW ff X f f f 1 7 X X f Works, Ormrod, 1, 2 81 3, Lehigh Co., Pa. Works, West Coplay, Lehigh Co., Pa. Works, Fogelsville, Lehigh Co., Pa. Works, New Castle, 1 8: 2, Lawrence Co., Pa Works, Mitchell, 1 81 2, Lawrence Co., Ind. Works, Wellston, Jackson Co., Ohio. 48 QQ Q Morri on T h 6: TA I L O R if Qe 5'V !F f .3997-V'lY1LY'E4 'l 'lim' '0Qjg4's4 'pid' e0 Ja Samples Sent on Request 9 K dCE,JVI Electrical Engineers and Contractors East State ree ITHACA, N Y 1 We H. I. Morey Electric Co. V Successors to Stamfor orey' I ' 212 St t . . . 1 ,Z When we say the best, it is a fact, not a phrase. We say the best India Pale Ale brewed in America is Arnolcrs because it is made from Arte- sian Well Water and the highest grade of Barley Malt and se- lected Bohemian l-lops money can buy. It is bottled by its own gas, not carbonatedg and it has the genuine old English Havor. F or sale at all retailers and cafes. Trade Supplied by SIGLER 8: BURNS ITHACA, N. Y. i QUALITY, EFFICIENCY, dll d ACCURACY l Tend to Make Quick Sales for Morse Tools Twist Drills--Reamers--Chucks Milling Cutters - Taps - Dies Machines and Machinists' Tools Send For Catalog 1 Morse Twist Drill Machine g Company NEW BEDFORD, MASS. 50 Do you want to see the brightest, most helpful p a p e r pub- lished for the foundry trade 0 The Obermayer Bulletin contains each issue 32 pages of 'meat -the kind of stuffthat helps the foundryman, whether he be moulder or boss. lf you are connected with a foundry, send us your name and address. We will send the Bulletin regularly, ' Free of any cost whatever., Remember, you do not obligate yourself in any way bysending for the Bulletin-you simply say you want to read the paper that helps, that instructs-and it's free to you. Send' us your name nolv The S. Obermayer Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO FACTORIES: C'ncinnati :: Chicago :: Pittsburg :: Rilt P 'iff 'A'l, 1 ' Y, - .1 44 . fv-lwfffgaldii-Q-d.3.u21.'1'-' 1.2',+a-az,2.1'Lwni.l.f,l,,, It doesn't cost any more to have a good chuck-like the Pratt, in which drills cannot slip-than it does for very ordinary ones. 'MADEIBY' Pratt Chuck Co. FRANKFoRT, N. Y.,U.s.A. Sole European Representatives: Selig, Sonnenhal 85 Co., 85, Queen Victoria St., London, E. C. 4 'r f' -. 1 1 '1.'::.,v'1'1.'3,7 K Ill, my ii, BW B ' L APE? we . ne : Ml 'Hs ' X ,mi '. LM? M ' JEBLQIEWL R The Gouda Cell . H Vx . 5, ,' - E wg 1, J J e 5 Sky 'L IU 'l A Mm, 1 24, 1- L 1 ,wr ' J ,,,q,,,. 4, .y N' 's 5. 1m e i E V il Q .1 E i .2 . , Qs . Gif 1:11 'f my .. i m v: .G It L 35' . The Vale Cell Se . .... QE' ' If 1 WD ll nl' Y 3' L l U 'ea I ig. k 434:61 L' J 'TH -. w N FMT? 5- il. F- 'I lflir ,NL I a N 1, The Wedge Cell 35 - L' 'EWR WTEELLE .. 5 L'1'!l'l5 gb will 'E -mi M2533 'lilieqmgmm The Tex Cell K em Stronger than Iron QP Does not load down the shaft, as cast iron does-being about one-fourth the weightg easier to transport and erect, and not so apt to crack or break as others. Oneida Steel Pulleys Have a complete system ofin- terchangeble bushings, running in sixteenths up to 8 inches. Made in all sizes from 6 inches to 94 inches in diameter, up to 40 inches face. Ask for further particulars. UNEIDA STEEL PULLEY GU. ONEIDA, N. Y., U. S. A. J ,QLI 1 fy - fx ,I f . Q . For Controlling Steam my -- U s E T H E T Q i g gl P WHITE STAR 3, t OR fit ., U N 1 o N D 1 s K -IW' . 'll 1 9 , e 'Ill Q HE WHITE STAR for high pressure e L and superheated steam. So called, from gif p the peculiar alloy used in the disk and seat, being white like silver-efficient and durable. ' Disk is not only regrinding but is also revers- ? ir . A ible and renewable, a combination not found ' Virz I 1 in any other valve. When both faces are : I worn, disk can be replaced at very small cost. HE UNION COMPOSITE D I S K VALVE for ordinary steam pressure and hot water heating is a Valve of excep- tional merit. It meets every requirement, and occupies the same high plane of excel- lence, that the POWELL H WHITE STAR Valve does. Bonnet and rigging being at- tached to the body bya ground union joint, easily removed without injury to the Hexagon Nut. It is a pleasure to take the POWELL UNION Disk Valve apart to get at the disk and seat, it's so different with other makes. The above Valves are not equaled by any in the market. Send for Booklet describing their peculiar merits, it will prove interesting read- ing. Jobbers everywhere furnish them. The WIVI. POWELL CO. Cincinnati, Ohio 5 3 40 fgtimr WIIIHHUUN I . uum llnnnmllx -Q n 'J' ,J , . . X ill:- 5 gg.-fe I ry I t ll '11 U' ll l l fu l 'W . K, I ,I V ,xvmr S- W He Hx, WH, Y. ,ul L3 WwwwI n I M ,ui may ww . ' be ,.,.. A I wi - 5'4 E' '.'r e ELF mmliit S2233 LEGITIMATELY HIGH-PRICED 40 and 60 H. P. ,A- ,. ' 'J' A,, .. Ef3k!E'1V 0 Aft at - J n n fl - 40 H. P. TOURING CAR, - - 55.000 M -,,,Q.j1' 2::Q '-. fd H W ' L' ?'1?1.Q25 --rf-'57 ,.. uf' 2? X 4x 1 X. , 1 ,T Ii 7.1 . ,,., Q.. -5.1 . -41 . ' wg .czffr -2: 2 M K gin. 'Abi' ' ixghfhp flu? , my ff 4 rf' X- L. , AW! f 'V -1 I . X V 1 ' ' 'f'1'Q-It-:S-::5:zr1-.Swag ,Q ,,.1,y., M , ,V 40H. P. RUNABOUT, - - - 55,000 .lk-A I Q . 2,4 ,V., -' '-15552-F A ,V.' ' 10,, 40 H. P. LIMOUSINE. ---- 56,000 With Extra Touring Body, - - 36,500 SEND FOR CATALOGS The Lozier Motor Co. 55th Street and Broadway NEW YORK CITY Stccl Boxes For Interior Gonduit Instal: lations Gonduit Bushings The Erickson Insulator Knife Switches Switch Boards Panel Boards Send for Catalogs The Bosscrt Electric C011- struction Company Manufacturers and Patentees U tica, N. Y. l f 5M sb be at Ill II lilll Iiilll 1 9 5 .14 . qjnlgiuzjskk- y ,Xp V-,' f is .p 22382 VF TI Q Q are preferred by engineers, ma- 1 chinists, carpenters, millwrights, jewelers, and ll draftsmen, on account of their well-known L-4 nl r 'r' 'H' 'L LQ 'A'r A if'-M-. superiority in respect to accuracy, xm l Workmanshi , desi n, and finish. WM? ' qi Starrett Transits, Leveling Instru- J i ments, Steel Tapes, Plumb Bobs, and Drafting Apparatus are of special interest to all technical studentS and graduates. QU A complete Catalog of Starrett F ine Mechanical Tools will be sent to anyone who asks for it. Ill It is Worth asking for. ,g XX The L. S. Starrett Co., i -1L Athol, Mass., Usa. ' f ica o o on L7 ill it 0 New York Ch g L nd W 0 .26 Q . f ll N 6 4 I K ll -- X gf 1 L- I 55 DR. J. W. JUDD Office and Residence, 110 W. Seneca Street Ithaca, N. Y. OFFICE HOURS: 10 a m. to 1 p. m. 4to6and7tO 8p.m. DR. A. lYl. IYICOACHEN DENTIST 218 East State St., Opposite Ithaca Hotel Bell Phone Dr. William Chester Douglass ALWAYS OPEN Eddy St., Cor. Dryden Rd. Ithaca, N. Y. Both Phones. OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a. m.g 12 to 4 and 6 to 10 p. m. E. R. OSTERHOUT, IYI. D. Office, 102 E. State St., E ithaca, N Y Specially, ELECTRO-THERAPEUTICS Both Phones OFFICE HoURs: 9 to 11 a. m., 1 to 4 p. m. Evenings by appointment. ' DR. EUGENE BAKER 108 WEST SENECA ST., ITHACA, N. Y. OFFICE HOURS, 8 to 9 st. rn. ZLO4 and7tot5p.m. Phone 11 6 ROYDEN M. VOSE Oliice and Residence, 116 E. SENECA ST. ITHACA, NEW YORK. HOURS: 10 to 12 a. m. 2to4and7 1:08 p.m. BELL, 116 DR. HARRY I. ANDREWS 112 East Seneca St. SE Ithaca, N. Y. OFFICE HOURS: 8 to 10 a. m., 1 to 3, 7 to 8 p. m. Both phones. DR. RALPH R. KINOSLEY DENTIST 203 N. AURORA ST. IZ 1: :f ITHACA, N. Y. Both Phones DR. T. R. STUART, Dentist Rooms 22 and 23 Savings Bank Building Porcelain Fillings, Crowns, etc. Bell Phone 620. DR. WARREN, Surgeon 52 214: East State Street DR. ELIYIA C. ORIOOS 109 EAST SENECA ST., ITHACA, N. Y. OFFICE HOURS: 9 to 13 a. m. 2to4and7to8p.m. BELL PHONE 145 li-' I alan? igaunnrp X Q 3231325637313 er. FRED. C. BARNARD, Prop. ii l ' IiI illett's Patent Core Oven VIS H Double Doors-One Closed H whe th Op m SAVES TIME SAVES FUEL TA r 5 s 2 2 2 Nou. 4 I rn 5 311012 E Z '31 5 fm as-+ m:: is can SQ,- EQ Q: :x op, Q C QQ ins Sa 52 Sm C-'ig : ig Q E? M - LUV WELL-DRILLING MACHINERYQETGGLS P o r t a b l e or Stationary With or without Power For Drilling Wells to any Depth for any Purpose MANUFACTURED BY WILLIAMS BRCJTHERS State, Corn, and Seneca Streets :: 1: ITHACA, NEW YORK 57 The Lyceum Confectionery Store Ice Cream Parlor P u r e C a n d i e s Booth's Chocolates B. C. UPDIKE Pro rietor , P Loans INSURANGEI near Esrare D0 You C2I1'1'y Any '? We have the following lines in connection with our Real Estate business. I: ire, Sick, and Accident, Employers' Liability, Contractors' Liability, Elevator, Automobile, Motor Boat, Plate Glass, Steam Boiler, Teams and Rental Insurance, and also Security Bonds. Ithaca Realty Co. Ground, Floor 107 N. Tioga Street CollegeSat1ng Rooms Mrf. C. Moon, Prop. Fz'rJ!-Clow Board, 317.50 a week Pfeezmnf Loeolion Good Service Guaranteed 309 Stewart Avenue The griiluhzrn Qlllntbtng Store m0CIQl'll QIGIINS for modern men 5211111233 52313011 IVIARCEL WAVING and IVIANICURING tastefully done-no Waiting. Warts, Moles, and supernuous hair removed permanently. Scalp treatments. We guarantee a. cure for dandrulf. The newest place and the latest methods. Try us. MISS MILLS 1011-r llickefsa Music Storey 'BELL 135 ITHACA 44011 --WE TREAT YOUR LINEN WHITE -- Student Laundry Agency A. D. ALCOTT, '07. D. M. DeBARD, '07 AGENTS FOR HASTINGS' LAUNDRY Corner Buffalo and Eddy Sis. Phones, Bell 676 - - - Ithaca 630 WE WILL APPRECIATE YOUR TRADE AND USE YOU RIGHT AT Scout's Pool and Billiard Parlor 109 N. Tioga Street THE RIGHT SHOP 1 FOR Study lamps, gas portables, and electroliers. We furnish English pewter steins for Cornell clubs, and china steins with special designs for class smokers and feeds. It's a wonderful DESK LAMPS, PRESSING IRUNS, ELEG- THIG HEATERS, GHAFING DISHES, FLASHLIGHTS ' FINE ART GLASS GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. LIGHTING SUP- PLIES OF ALL KINDS FOR GAS AND ELECTRICITY. A COMPLETE STOCK OF ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Davis Brown Electrical Co.. Inc. 115 S. Cayuga St. Next door to Lyceum JAMES LYNCH D. L. 84 W. SCRANTON COAL HARD AND som? WOOD shop. too, for wedding gifts, Rookwood, I Hawkes Cut Glass, and hand-painted china, at 6 RANKlN'5 CHINA STORE 802-4 W. Seneca St. :: ITHACA, N. Y. N0RT0N'S M al,,f,, M l l . WL Qoclb A P R I N T S H 0 P V Can be found at Print most anytllsirgabrigifgg and get Cornell , 317 E. State St. : Foot of Hill L S . D , 156 fl: f fl, N AI 0 The Prlnter Does all classes of printing necessary to fraternities, students etc. CORNER SENECA QD. AURORA STS., ITHACA. N. Y. 59 L. J. CARPENTER 'IA' THE CLEANER AND PRESSER 3' Both Phones 205 N. Aurora ., rffei se. 'Warner ARTISTIC WALL PAPER BURLAPS, COVE AND ANGLE MOULDING, PAR- l67oe IVY CANOPY PLAIN RANGE l un: IlIlllIIlIlllllIllIlIlIl ll rmfnn... 2-'I , 1 1 A will 1 l ' Illmi ml f S' NJ , qt: V W- -. . 1 'ill i i gi 'Q i . 1 I ,fig . l ylllllll llnlrwslsllzl i Q9-5 5 .l f lllllllllmlmlwl 'Who win Want inwluiluwlmli 'N :S 'vlvyfmupyfl t b t 1 P M rgngdlywieri ez. 1 Qin a im ! Cast Range of 3 F 'mM greater dura- I l' ' E bit , 't h i5f5.S52iE1: l mm nnmmunuummm mp Q qugiitiegl ang not altogether dissimilar in appearance, may ' be obtained at a less price? Accept the hint 9 and buy the Ivy Canopy. We carry a full line of plain stoves and ranges. Dealers in the 1 Thatcher Furnaces. All kinds ofsheet metal Work. Repairing a specialty. KLENKE GQ DREW 211 EIASTSENECASTREET Ev- 5- Ithaca Phone,113X Drawing Instruments and Materials A OUR GEM UNION INSTRUMENTS ARE THE BEST. RICI-ITER'S INSTRUMENTS OF PRECISION. MACK'S IMPROVED SLIDE RULE. MOST COMPLETE AS- SORTMENT. ALL GOODS WAR- RANTED. MAMMOTH ILLUS- TRATED CATALOGUE SENT ON QUETRY FLOORS. Genuine Scotch Inlaid Linoleums 322 West State Street Ithaca 5- New York APPLICATION Eugene Dietzgen Co. E New York, 214-220 East 23d Street Chicago San Francisco New Orleans 60 W. H. SISSGN JVIerchant Tailor' Swell Clothes For College Men 6 F lory Hoisting Engines STEAM and ELECTRIC il For Contractors, Builders, Quarries, Mines, and all Hoisting Purposes The Best Cableway System and Dredging Machinery WRITE FOR CATALOGUE No. 12 S. F lory Mfg. Company, 5f' a.E James Hunter ' E. G. SOLTMANN Machine Co. l I North Adams, Mass. l gfawxixg Mifgrlbly MANUFACTURERS OF 1 Friction Clutch Pulleys and , Cut-Off Couplings Large Sizesf Black Prints, 3c. per Sq. ft. BLUE PRINTS, 2c. per sq. ft. , Quick Work. Blue Print Paper :CONTINUOUS I Black or Blue SHAFTING PRINTS And all its Accessories l MADE IN ONE PIECE 416 ft. wide 5143 any length NF SPECIFICATIONS PROM CORNELL ENGINEERS ESPECIALLY SOLICITED 125 E- 421141 St-, New York, N- Y' 62 The man who has a thing to sell, And goes and whispers it down a well, ls not so likely to collar the dollars As he who climbs up high and hollers. SellHats! Ne 0 da Ke at Was the aboriginal name of Ithaca Which being interpreted means you Need -1-a-- H at Every man has in himself A continent of undiscovered character. Happy is he who acts Columbus to his own soul.', G. E. gre HA TTER EQ. FV'TR7'lIE'R 327 MAIN STREET, BUFFALO, N. it , 1- I I I 1108 Ch6Sl2l 1UlZ Sli., Philadelphia LEADING House FOR COLLEGE, SCHOOL AND WEDDING lNvrrA'r1oNs DANCE PROGRAMS, Msfvus BEFORE oRoEmNG ELSEWHERE F,NE ENGRAWNG QF C MPQRQSQQSLES ALI. KINDS lCl?IlQl' 81 jdwbi The Student Tailors H9 St. Paul St., Rochester, N. Y. We carry the largest assortment of clothes in western New York which are adapted especially for varsity students-the latest novelties in both cloth and style of garments. Our prices are reasonable for good Clothing. All garments are made under our personal supervision. VVe study to please. The KentH Negatives PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY Sarqu Eamon 'JE 'DUif5af'f' 50 East Ave., ROCHESTER, N. Y- Rocnnsrna, PHONE 3451 KING 8 EISELE MANUP'ACTURERS OF Glass cmb Sraternity Emblems 10-20 North Division Street Y, 342 - 344 Washington Street 1 ffvx , Xi A 1 , I c ' f gf: 5.-t - lf. ' , I ,V .V ..t A 7 1 'Lua it - ,f 'V ill? f L kv.. N A L V A AQ. ws' , Q lfgsxx f f y g W' , 'I l. Q 4 if V Q, .ig ia. X f M 5 24471 ' W. 'Q j x is v, 'F'1 5' wg X ,. if at 'f S. , X '- ' lf' lk x' 'I wi ' fi asa f 1 H C T : 1 s oion 4 131 ' E . . rl' Qs ,Isl qi.. V - -L' --yy . 5 Q 4 mr as 1 ri noi t 1 ,A ' dion, J Q I, ., -wg MX! - ,Jie V, lf 4 'ol' 35 . 'u M' 4- , ,sf J ' E 3 ir .Q ., X . ' ' VV fv,.,l,,. - I - an-h i s .. ,V I. . . J A 5 K , r a . 4 - 9 f - so .' 25 5, .1 - wif, 1 . I i H ' ' V M i ':7i::?f'?'f 14.3 A, e A i n WA l J!!! Ng if f - it y F, 42-.a .Q Q 'Q ev 15 'I 9 o 1 , VM, A V 'A' 145 A 4 I 7 N ., 0 sf' fl . A, it . Q sw Ms lf' . V' ' 1 Iii. gg ff 4 ,.n V 4 ef-s 'A , fl-if i if f. -fr i f-1 f. 146 ' , 5 148 , 6 ,s at H17 I Prices Quoted on Application A 111 Special designs and estimates furnished. No class of work too difficult for us to execute. We guarantee right prices, best of workmanship, prompt service. LET US HEAR FROM CORNELL 64 WE TREAT YOUR LINEN WHITE STVDE T LAV DRY AGE CY A. D. ALCOTT, '07 D. M. DeBARD, '07 AGENTS FOR HASTINGS' LAVNDRY 420 Eddy Street :: 1: Phones: Bell 676, Ithaca 630 65 The Evans-Penfold Company SOCIAL AND COMMERCIAL ENGRAVERS AND PRINTERS 302-304 MAIN STREET - - BUFFALO, N. Y. TYPOGRAPHIC AND ENGRAVING SPECIALTIES- PROGRAMS, SOUVENIR MENUS, MONOGRAM AND ADDRESS DIES, WEDDING INVITATIONS. RECEP- TION AND CALLING CARDS. STEEL DIE ENGRAVING AND EMBOSSING, FINE STATIONERY, HERALDIC VVORK OF ALL KINDS, FRATERNITY STATIONERY, AND COLLEGE COMMENCEMENTS S 3 5 3 3 Wh are B PPALO RADIATOR Superior WRITE THE BUFFALO RADIATOR CO. FOR PARTICULARS 72 Erie County Bank Bldg. BUFFALO, N. Y 66 Every Student OF QUALITY CARRIES A Li se The lilcliest-looking Baggage you see anywhere invariably bears the Lilcly trade-rnarlc. -i- Best Dealers Everywhere Handsome Catalog on Request ROCHESTER N Y U S A fwlruv Henry Qlilily 'Q Company . r ,..nK -'Z il, fs Z v V :mga - ' 5, Na xg' ll .5 ' sf ' wr. W U 52gm,., ,, . 2 ,, . A ,f . ,f - -e -W F.. Carried in the vest pocket, the REHDY DRI-XUGHTING INSTRUMENT combines compass, pro- tractor, rule, s quare, scale 3 in fact, it answers the purpose of over a half dozen instruments- all combined in one. Especially valuable when away from your regular tools-always ready any- where. Graduated to l0tl1s, 16tl'1s, and 20tl'1s, or metric system. Finely polished aluminum, 81.00 prepaid. Money back if you want it. Special rates to colleges and schools. READY MFG. CO. Dept. C, 601 Living- ston Building Rochester, N. Y. U.S. A. The Studctnfs Stand-by lQUHig la-grade ' qljewelecl frater- Fraternity ancl nity pins a College Pin specialty. Manufacturers as E 45 xxu u f 45555 lo elliot A lilrllllflw ,- ROCHESTER, N. Y. Write for prices and catalogue. -Q 4: 'EI' Arai'- Lil DUFFY'S APPLE JUICE Ti P v W0 If we 1 Nw 'Q Run PRUDUU .K ng P 'All-1, i iff? :..'-E111 .ai that .. , I FYSAPPLE D'f1...,....J,?ff N t-nl-NV-cg ff :YC IS a high-grade, sparkling, non-alcoholic beverage. It contains the food and curative properties of apples in lheirlresh stale, and has a marked effect in aiding di- gestion and purifying the blood. Good for everyone on all occasions-in the home and at the festal board. Pint and quart bottles, with velvet corks, wired. Should be served ice cold. First- class grocers. If your dealer cannot: supply you, send us 553.00 for trial dozen bottles. charges prepaid to all places. AMERICAN FRUIT PRODUCT COMPANY ROCHESTER, NEW YORK 68 Write Your Record In Our Loose Leaf Books 51.00 RECHRU t.JU'l'l7l'li RILGVLAR 1 Y O I'-professor or I student-have 'V f A f some kind of records to Q, keep - cash account, ,M ' , expense record, ledger, ' M , library indexing, rec- ' ' 'f f ord ol' class work-and there is no method ol' doing this so convenient, so simple, so easy to keep up, so inexpensive as our Loose Leat Record Books. They are suitable for keeping the records of the college itself. 5- We carry over -I0 printed record forms in stock, a partial list of which we give below. These are printed on a high-grade quality of linen bond, where Byron Weston's linen ledger paper is not specified. When you have selected the Outfit which you think will answer your requirements, check from this list the assortment of forms you desire. 5- St RIICURII lDl'Tl7I'I' I'tlCKE'l' SIZIE t LUOSIS LEAF BIND- ER in tiniest quality liiiporl- ed Iinckrani- ew PRINTED RECORD SIIIEIZTS. size 1 in, high x 6',, in. wide, your choir e of printed record tlvrnis listed liereu ith- r SEI' OIT Q5 Al.I'I'IA- BIZTICA I- INDEX Sl-IEETS. with tabs printed on Iiotli sides- Qg PLAIN MUYAIILIZ METAL MARKERS for cross-indexing sheets Ivy dates. fe RISC' IRIJ OIl'I'l5I'l' R r I Same in all respects as pocket size Dollar iintht, except sheets are 5 in. high x S in. wide, and Binder is proper size to acconi niotlate same EGULAR ig 1 :iii Advertising Contracts Advertising Returns Cash Books Catalog Indexing Center Ruled Ledger Donlile Ruled Ledger Duplicating Requisition Blanks Employees' Records Extra Debit Ledger Horizontal R uletl Forms tFive Colorsp Household or Students' Expense Records Library Indexing Lodge or Society Records Petty Ledger Plain Manilla Sheets for Scrap Books Plain Bond Sheets not printed Publishers' Subscription List Purchasing Agents Qnadrille Ruled Forms Quotations Given Quotations Received Recapitnlation Blanks Standard Ledger Sante in all respects as pocket size S2 Outfit, except sheets are 5 in, high x 8 in. wide, and Binder is proper size to accom- modate same. is RECORD OIl'l'FIT POCKET SIZE 1 LOOSE LEAF BIND- ER. in hnest quality Ini- ported Buckratn and Russia Leather- 4oo PRINTED RECORD SHEETS, size 3 in. high x 6K in. wide. your choice of forms listed hereu ith- r SET OF Q5 ALPHA- BETICAL INDEX SIIEETS, with tabs printed on both sides- 1 SET OF 12 MONTHLY INDEX SHEETS- 1 SET OF 31 DAILY INDEX SHEETS- 5o MOVABLE METAL MARKERS for cross-intlex- In order to introduce our Loose Leaf Record- Keeping Books to you,we have designed a number of special Outtits,at prices which represent about 75 Z, of their actual value. Each Outht is complete in eveiy detail. The Binders represent the highest grade of workmanship- the mechanical features are simple and very strong and nicely nickeled. The posts and-perforations in the sheets are our own exclusive design, and so perfect that we can almost guarantee the sheets against mutilation. - 5oc RECORD OUTFIT POCKET SIZE 1 LOOS1: LEAF BINDER in nriest quality imported B uckrani- .wo I3RI,N'i3ED ,RECORD SHEETS. size in. ii i x 6 ii-Lwirie, i ur ' jtiii? -'1' 'f I. Iil11j'E41jl3i ' of printed riord firms Iistetlxliyeresvliiliii I 1 SET or ro ALPHABETICAL INDEX st-risers with tabs printed on ' both sides- ro PLAIN MOVABLE METAL fr:'-1-4-ff:-1'hJf 1-J MARKERS for cross-indexing record I sheets liy date. ing sheets by date. 5' Our guarantee is this: You can have any or all of these Outfits on 10 days' approval. lf you do not find the Outfit to be the best thing of its kind you have ever seen, and it does not enable you to keep your records better than they can be kept in any kind of Bound Book or any Card Index System, simply send the Outfit back to us, and it has not cost you a cent. On the other hand, should the Outfit prove to be the most convenient method of writing up your records you have ever used, simply send us the price placed upon it 5- If this ofier does not appear fair to you, let us know how we can make it fairer, and we will do it. We 'take a certain pride in living up to our advertised statements, and anything found to be not exactly as represented will be promptly adj usted, without argument, to your entire satisfaction. 9- Write for our complete catalog, which illustrates all our stock forms and describes how they are used. When you write us just say you saw our advertisement in the 1908 Cornellian. John C. Moore Corporation 65-71 Stone Street I Rochester, N. Y. 41 - , 1:-5:15 ' f ' 5235: ,g4L.-,, ,, , ,. , ,M ., A 'M Qf u flzr f , ' T T W T 11 2 ,fffn X-A.. '17 fir' 'V' ' gr? '31 rg. r . 1 2, 1415. L 7.4 X 4. - :Q 3 fi- 3? H ,. 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T write Color Plates Retoucbing Designing Zinc Etcbings FOI' Prices Qbrisw Engraving Qompanv 6lI:6l8 Zenlral Building Rochester, new YOYK 7 sei A0 509 fl'dIQl'I1iIV EIIINQIIIS E CLASS PINS C1 MEDALS BADGES Catalogue of I.az'e.ft Deffgnf Free E manufacture and sell direct to you all kmds of fraternlty ,W class PIHS medals and Dadges We have every modern faclllty for getting up speclal deslgns of every descrlptlon Tell us what you Want and lf It IS not ln our catalogue we Wlll submlt a speclal deslgn whlch wlll be free to you We employ no salesmen we sell dlrect to the consumer thus you save all mlddlemen s proflts Let us send you our beautlful catalogue whlch we know Wlll please you Wrlte today C K Grousecfzffompany Department C N 8 RocHEsT1-:R N Y Qgyzd QQUQ. ' c-'1' C-in 1 awe Q, f C9 -QA AN. - okjof l ....-...l 7 , . . 9 Y Z S . , . , o o , . . X4 QR 3 Ilia 59 -514 fs: gl waxy? 1 , . '- Z 991 sr' 72 r THE STUDENTS' rj V QIIHOI' -5 :I 0 o Merchant TailorQCor' W 4 3 r FINE TAILORING gg nell Military Outfitter - , .s Q' p .. S02 . 235 r 235 fi EE , .. 3 S. T. NEVINS 1: r 53, G26 HUESTIS STREET l 346 Main street, East H Rochester NS Ns New Yorli l l .si ' ' W 1 if 4 .N we Av M' av' si -' ra r 1 I ? 1 I ,gr ' f 'i Q .1 Easophone Equipment No. 100. Write for Bulletin No. lOl A CORNELL INDUSTRY THE WIRE AND TELEPHONE COMPANY OF AMERICA O ER SI-HRA5, '97 H. T- DVET 97 President. 9 5 d '1' W. C.WHlTE,'9B C F2 N 05 P I E, 'lg t E D. NEWKIRKHO2 Wok Supt. - MANUFACTURERS OF 1 Telephones, Telephone Supplies, Bare Copper Wire, Rubber Covered W1re, Magnet Wire, Telephone Wires. TELEPHONE CONTRACTORS AND ENGINEERS OFFICES AND WORKS ROME Y Ni New York 73 Instantaneous Fire Alarm Indicator The most successful Automatic Fire Alarm on the market. Is absolutely reliable under all conditions, giving protection to life and property alike. Operates silently and effec- tively by a simple expansion of metals, not by the unreliable fuse devices so often found in such equipments. lt is a necessity alike for fraternity houses, dormitories, residences, laboratories, public schools, commercial and church buildings, hospitals, factories, etc. Can be? used on open or closed circuit systems with absolute success, and cannot change its adjustment or get out of perfect working order. Is inexpensive in both first cost and maintenance. INFORMATION SUPPLIED BY THE MANUFACTURERS The Murphy Specialty Co. GLEASON MURPHY, 'os L- F- MURPHY, '09 DETROIT, 1vucH. and by Davis-Brown Electric Company, Inc. Engineers, Contractors, and Supply Dealers 115 SOUTH CAYUGA STREET, ITHACA, N. Y. Distributors for Counties of Broome, Cayuga, Chemung, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Onondaga, Ontario, Otsego, Schuyler, Seneca, Tompkins, Tioga, and Yates in New York. Q4 PEJVWA 4 S I X:-f 5 ' ffzouglzzis j6z'Qgozzz .i X t. The 1 fps uI B Fo u nta 1 ri P e n What a perfect pen the WIRT is . Thats the constant thought of every user. Twenty years of test and triumph V? ALWAYS READY. A ALWAYS WRITES ' Vie w Ask your dealer. l00 styles. Choose Send for illustrated .:,,E Bb , HllE.5E..90 P ENGINEER -C0 IR CIOR J. G. 43-49 EXCHANGE PLACE 41-43 WALL STREET - - ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Reports made on Electric Railways, Electric Light and Power Properties, Steam Railways, etc., etc.. for Trust Companies, Bankers, and lnvestors. Separate Mechanical, Electrical, Civil a.ndHydraulic Engineering Departments. Acts as Consulting or Supervising Engineers for work embraced in any of its departments. OP ERATING DEPARTMEN T Electric Railways, Electric Light and Power Plants, Gas Works,Water Works,etc., operated LONDON CORRESPONDENTS J. G. WHITE 8z: CO., Ltd.. 9 Cloak Lane, Cannon St., London, E. C. PRINCIPAL PHILIPPIN E 5 3 NEW YQRK, N.'Y. CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT Electric Railways, Electric Light and Power Plants, Steam Railroads, Water Works, Gas Works, etc., etc. built on basis of either fixed amount or actual cost and supervising fee. FINANCE DEPARTMENT Assistance given in Hn ancing meritorious enterprises for Public Service Utilities, Trans- portation or Industrial Purposes. CANADIAN CORRESPONDENTS CANADIAN WHITE OO., Ltd. Sovereign Bank Bldg.,Montreal. OFFICE: MANILA, P. I. 75 MISTLETOE BRAND HIGH-GRADE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES it ,Q P: g ii X i' Qzwll' E Z P 3' fl1l57fWlll1llll f? 2 if E E I1Wlillllllllllllyvlllllllxrlllllll il Q gg 2 , Qlmllllm 'llllll lil Q H use 4: li ' lllllllllzulsiwl flllllllyil 2 SE 2 5 gjlllygcllll I 3 Q 1 E 5 E ' N nc THE J. C. sTowELL co. WHOLESALE AGENTS -TLllifZ . ITHACA - - - NewYork Ieiecbmarfs matbskeller N Y BUFFALO NY NEW YORK THE CHRONICLE mms IT VVhat? Why, the Finest Job Printing If you see this: The Chronicle did it, on the best-looking jobwork, you will know the people who had the work done accept only the best. ATKiNSON R MITCHELL, Proprietors 122 South Tioga Street S S S S S 3 S S ! 'SQ m'1l gi 1? QF NE SUE 73 2 gi E SF-11 IUC! IF QS 5888149875814 QOSQQGQQSQWSSQ QSWSWSOQ QSQWSWSQVS N Accurate Machine Tools, Upright Drills, Lathes, Cutting-Off Ma- chines, Key-Seaters, and S S 5: 55, 521' S5 S S 3 OFFICE ' J. B. WILLIAMS, Proprietor P. SCUSA BestShoeRepairing on the hill 412 Eddy Street I l' THE CO-OP HAS JUST FINISHED ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL YEAR Did it luelp you? Perhaps that is our fault as much N Y as any one s. We are WllllI1gtO help you. We sell l student supplles of the best quallty, wlfuch are thmgs OU HCC . IICCS HS OW 33 IS COIISIS CH W1 y cl P l t r th the quallty, and on the article ln questlon the lowest. Membership in the Co-op is a Good Thing For You , L1 THE PEIRCE COAL CO. COAL and Woon THE D., L. XL W. R. R. C035 RETAIL YARD l 702 WEST STATE ST. UPTOWN OFFICE T I F. W. Phillips' Ticket Office, 213 E. State St. e ephones Telephones ITHACA, NEW YORK 77 A ? , Hygela, Ice Co of Ithaca. o 0 fNot the lthaca lce Co., HAVE l Only Distilled Water Ice Will Sell SZ-XNITHSU DISTILLED WATER for consumption Factory at 701 West State Street 4 OPP. LACKAWANNA DEPOT l B ll Ph 728 l h Ph 353 l 7 7. 'W Qgglf' Wi V ZWZ? lm 'Q ff' I 1 Q H- -uni CONTINUOUS JOINT. WEBER JOINT. -5 2 8 5 2 ' ., E Z Ci '5 .CF-Emi Q. 'g 'ru El E LSE '- if , - .E -'1 ,fffft U P: P-.C ,M ,f,, 4-0-5 f,,, , Usd?-D2 R1 WOLHAUPTER JOINT. 'E '11, 'E ca. A, .. if-k-eef.., . Zn E 'tg 12 E 1 . - 43 -D 52112555364 2 2 5532 E5 ' Z Qia- :E -- -C ffl -gi t E 2 3 D ts 'E ...,-??,i5ii2?2efagw1f Q 5 t-E a iglwwf . Y N 4 .E 3 3 E ewaee-.qw -eg- faf- , Htl fl E O U THE RAIL JOINT COMPANY General Offices, 29 W. 34th St. :: New York City QCATALOGS AT AGENCIES: Baltimore. Mit., Boston lvlass Chien lll., Ciwvci ti, O., Denver, Colo., New Url s. I. Pittsl g, Pa.. Porl cl. Ure., Seattle, Wnsh..5t. Louis, Mo.,St. Paul, Minn., Troy, N. Y. l-lave your prescriptions CSE filled at the Stewart Av- KE enue Apothecary Shop, QQ 402 Stewart Avenue. The lg? j students, Drug Store. Q J. H. MERRILL. 2 S. L. SHELDON, '98 Univer- P50129- . , O grap 1C t S' Y t H Work S. L. SHELDON, '98 ----- --------- - -A---AH -A-'--A-- oc ----- novo-A -' I OUR FRATERNITY Q MH AND 5 Ei COLLEGE THINGS 35 gg ARE EXCLUSIVE AND ORIGINAL 3 QQ WRITE FOR OUR IDEAS AND SKETCH- S U ES AND SEND ALL INFORMA- 11 ff TION POSSIBLE gg WE make Menus, Dance Pro- .L grammes, Place Cards, Souve- gg QQ nirs. Stationery Stamped with Q QE Monogram, College Seal or Fraternity 2: Emblem. College Invitations, Wed- Ii it ding lnvitations,Visiting Carcls, Hancl- 0 painted ancl Leather Novelties. Things 1, that are entirely new. 2 BOND QOMPANY 0 ff STATIUNERY, ii1cnAi,DRY, 1-JNGRAWNG 1516 Chestnut Street ivy Phlladelphia J WE MAKE YOUR LINEN W C Llve llllllltllll IIIETHUII L A U N D R Y -1-THE BEST ONEi SENECA ST. A. R. SAWYER 81 CO. l39-I4I East State Street. :: AGENTS FOR lg OSTALCARD X THE ANT:-sonva. SCOVILLCO BlNcnAMTON,NY I ' . ...... ' TH HAMPAGNE ofthe zorn century - Q ,.7.g.:.5pr-:,,-5.-i.v- w 4 0 ET a C H AN D 0 N ' . A V:-,f- ik ' -'j 'rteuQl1:roo ,, , h H I l X M - ' r M' Jt r ff - ' NN 1w' fn r 'NN A H Of the Marveiously Grand E Vintage ofthe year 4 I 1900 'QQYXYYEX 'm tXfn'743 ' Superior in Quality, Dryness, and Bouquet gg' to any Charnpague Produced Smce EPERNAY-FRANCE the Great Vmtage of 1884 KA KESSLER 5 C9 Sole lmporrers NF-V' YORK U NVNMINVlllllllIllIIIIIIIWIVbl144llI4HW EW 1 GEO. A. KESSLER 84 CO., Sole Importers 5 G 'Cornell Garages and Portable Housesi Wyckoff Lumber and Mfg. Co., Q1.Q The students come, The students go, But I remaln forever. D0n,t forget next Fall to sign your contract for Cleaning, Pressing, and Repairing with Sr F R E E BELL GRAVING CQ. 236 CIIESTNLIT STREET PHILADELPIIIA, PENNA. Qllustratfng, Designing, Qingrahing High-class Halftomzs and Line Cuts at Attrarti-ive 'Pfz'ces. Mail Orders Receive Prompt Attunlion. Class Books, Annuals, Soiwerzirs, etc., a Specialgl. Send for Free Copy of PHOTO-ENGRAVING TIPS. DREKA Zflline Sviaiinnrrg auth Engrahing, College Invitations, Reception and Wedding Invitations Dance Programs, Visiting Cards, Fraternity Menus Fraternity Stationery, Engraving for Annuals Exclusive Novelties 1121 Qlhvatnut Street, - - - Hhilahrlphta, 1321. who want to get astart-who must earn a living and would like to make more-should write EASTMAN The best practical school in America. We prepare more than one thousand young people for business pursuits every year and obtain desirable situations for ALL graduates of our COMPLETE COMMERCIAL COURSE Merchants and business men, the oiiicials of Railways, Banksand other corporations constantly apply to us for properly trained assistants. This course appeals with special force to College Men who would add a practical finish to their liberal education and thus get promptly to work in some profitable and congenial employment. If any young man should read this who wants a Paying Position, let him write to us, for we can Ht him for business-and iind business for him-as 44,000 graduates testify. FOR IMFORMATION ADDRESS: Clement C. Gaines, M. A., B. L., President, 29 Washington St. Poughkeepsie, New York for the CATALOGUE of 82 M555555555555555555M Dev Brothers sf Zo. Central New York's Greatest 555555 51351555151 gg Dry Goods Store 5 W we 55555 ERWEZEZKEQ W 525 iii M W MEN'S HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, M W SHIRTS, UMBRELLAS, AND GLOVES. M W HIGH-CLASS TAILORING FOR M W WOMEN. CUSTOM DRESSMAKING. M W A DEPENDABLE MAIL ORDER DEPT. M W SWZICIISQ, 2 ' new YOYK 2 Q A 2 Use Coke for Your Furnace ONE TON OF COKE IS EQUAL TO ONE TON OF ANTHRACITE COAL Anthracite Coal Costs 956.00 per Ton Coke Costs - - - 4.25 U H Saving of - - 51.75 per Ton Use Gas for Cooking QU It costs less than half the cost of coal. No coal to carry in, no ashes to carry out. YOU AVOID WORK, DUST, AND WORRY Ithaca Gas Light Company Corner Cayuga and Green Streets 84 Palust WBlue Rihhon 'l 's i l il ' , Speaks for itself. w ,fp el f 5' it if 'H fill ll , L' 'F A , A,', ,rat rl 3 , .' . friliggl ', E 1 V '!x..: V, :xi ' 1 'lo Nfl Q -fl -if gi. , A ' .- -11. Z I f , ,q., me-.- ..,...,, V rls . . P -1 . . ' A Q ' H ifi - ,ggi AH' . ' r PV' , -l'A - . , f ' .Q - ' ' v .7 I . ,fb-fs-,1,14M'g.,-we . f. . 17... N 3,71 in . .. ., , ,,..f.s. The Beer of Quality AGENT FOR THIS FAMOUS BEER F. D. VAN ORDER Agent retail and wholesale Both Telephones ITHACA, N. Y. ........For Shooters Only! Those who never use a Rifle, Revolver, or Shotgun need not readfthis advertisement. But the man, woman, or child who is fond of shooting will find AMMUNITIO an interesting subject. Peters Loaded Shells are the best and handsomest on the market, and, what is even more important, they make champions and establish rec- ords. Peters Cartridges, loaded with the famous Semi-Smokeless Powder, have won the Indoor Championship of the U. S. for ten successive years, Best, cleanest, and most uniform ammunition in the world. Sold by Dealers Everywhere Brain No man can succeed without brains. The most success- ful man is he who, having brains of his own, also makes the best use of the brains of others. When you buy the tools of your trade or profession you are availing yourself of others' brains. As a lawyer your tools are your lavv books. When you buy law books is it not the part of wisdom to buy those books into which the most brains have been put? Suppose you are buying Reports. Some sets of reports are mere collections of opinions. The editor has simply printed and bound the brains of the court without adding any of his own. Then there are annotated reports into which the editor has put not only the brains of the court but added some brains of his own in the shape ofnotes of more or less value And H1611 there are U The Lawyers Reports Annotated in which the editors have added so much to the brains of the court in exhaustive notes as to make the set the ideal compendium of substantive law a collection of treatises founded on and illustrated by the great modern cases More money time and brains are put into the prepara tion of L R A Notes than into any other annotation or text work for which you are asked to spend your money That is what has made the set the most widely circulated of any set of reports ever published It takes a book of nearly 500 pages to index the notes in volumes 1 70 L R A First Series Gratis you send the postage 18 cents Also ask for special easy proposition for starting your subscription now The' Lawyers Co-operative Publishing Company Rochester, N. Y. NEW YORK CHICAGO ST. PAUL 81 Nassau Street 505 Lakeside Building German-American Bank Building EY l ti? .EQ College Printing and College Engraving have certain distinctive characteristics that can be imparted to the finished product by those printers only who are skilled and experienced in this line of work. The College lVlen's Program, Menu, Souvenir or other bit of printing must embrace originality, tone, grace and beauty, and the College Air. The ibust-Qixprzss Printing Qllumpanp Rochester, N. Y., gives all of these. Our work covers a wide field-from a call- ing card to the printed and bound volume. ll Managers of Schools and Colleges are invited to submit their annual prospectuses for an estimate. I r x E 1 . is kfx 87 CT' 9310011 on ffuieml. THE Head of His Class O College Man wants to be ridiculous in his dress. l-le would be, however, il half the pictures of so-called College Clothesn that are advertised were true to life. But he must have style, and he and his fellows go a long way toward setting the styles for young men. lt is up to us to follow his lead and the student who gets his clothing of Browning, King 81 Company is sure to be--in the matter of dress, at least-at the head of his class. l-lats, Neckwear, Fancy Shirts, and everything else in Fur- nishings of the most tasteful selection. Browning, King 81 Company 571-573-575 Main Street BUFFALO, - - - NEW YORK f Buftalo Cocoa Zreams 60 Cents Per Pound THE MOST DELICIOUS CHOC- OLATE CONFECTIONS EVER MA DE Open Until 11:30 P. M. Phones-Bell, Seneca 147. Front-ier, 10651 350 nlillll Sl. BlIlfdl0, ll. Y. THE Beebe Check Protector indelibly and everlastingly stamps a limiting line in . . E v 1, f 'ge' . your checklike this E Z 3 which means that particular check can never be raised from five hun- dred to five thousand dollars. W It baffles the forgerg protects you, your bank, and the account the bank carries for you. fl Safety paper is unsafeg but the BEEBE makes any paper safe. Q Price 5935.00 Beebe Check Protector Co. ROCHESTER, N. Y., U.s.A. 89 6 9 v, R . ,sms asap , dmga ay! ,,ea11gaeu n miriam Nsaasgamar- aaaxyxeaa-, -saga o flax. itat 1-f:.+.aX -, ..a+?iS Fw. f..e:.a21f ff, 4 l ax U W . . Q qv va 4 In UIIIVQYSIIV Laundry ompanv Ithaca Phone, 452-x Representing J. c. PRATT 155525 ggi: SHYNE'S STEAM LAUNDRY B. J. O'ROURKE .why X'?iff, GENEVA, N. Y. T. R. PALMER iff! THE if-ig BEST MENDING. 7175 Xgiijff . WHJIES T LINEN. THE tide ' l Q if 3k: FINEST DOMESTIC FINISH I :warg I ,WK ii iginkji C' 1 Q X HA I in ' ' 3253 328 Buestla St. : Ithaca, N. Y. jefk:5i?xesiqfo'gkg algiegalxakggepsggalnuiagag 0 'zwanelks wxe5ms2 4 'elalfizwi A: fumeQas5xe55ie1s1AQfxgaRTwak39Eafj Q9 0' 'P Q. 0 K I I I 1 I e . f 13 N Q ff ' PARK 8: HIGGINS if si W a ,i I merchant Tliailors 5 Q ' ani: f !IHm'5 furnishings N 'A I 5 I f S l 404 Stewart Ave. Ithaca, N. Y. L Q s I L' ' go Che llniversilv tDRINK SCHLITZ PI'Ql3dl'dIOI'V SCDOOI Sigler 8L Burns, Agts. FlgE1.5'lfgJ1IEllL?3UlLDlNG 512 E. Seneca St- I' f ' J. P time of lbc jtdf ' ' ' ' X s 4 Boarding and Day Departments ..- Dealer.: in CATALOGUE ON APPLICATION f 1 WINES AND LIQUORS Z. H. Stiles, B. S., President H. Q. BIIICMIISOII, H. B., Principal Both Phones. How about your Laundry ITHMQA 'gf gg, FOR SATISFACTION my NU- 213 E- State Street Che Gornell Hgencv UF Both Bvgeia and Crescent-Standard-Enterprise Laundry Co. Ddillfill Ice of Rochester, New York Raymond 0lney, '10 109 DeWitt Place Ithaca Phone, 612-x QI Leo,s Dancing SchooI OVER ROTHSCHfLD 'BROS. 111 CIasses for Students EXCLUSIVELY every Sat- urday. Beginners at 7:00, advanced pupiIs and I-Iops at 9:00 p. m. PupiIs may enter at any lime. Private lessons by appointment. Office hours: 2:00 to 4:00, and 7:30 p. m. daily. JESSE N CRWOOD fwfr Dryden Road, Cpp. Cascadilla On the hill P. IVIQALLISTER flbiiiiarns anh ibuui Eddy Street J. WILLIAM TREE BOOKBINDER Evtuhenta' mark OPM Sperialtg 111 N. Tioga St., Ithaca, N.Y. Ithaca Trust Company Capital and Surplus, S200,000 Franldin C. CorneII President Francis IVI. Finch Mynderse Van Clee Vice-Pres. Treas. and Att. William I-I. Storms Cashier and Sec. BROWNIEYS Qllafe p 420 Stewart Avenue THE BEST EVER makes me I-Ia Ha to see them go down town, when you can get a better I-Iair-cut at the Brings Barber Ebay 420 Stewart Avenue Fred Dockstader, Prop. WILLIAM JARVIS iiznmtck Bark FOR RENT: Sailboats, Rowboats, and Canoes I Qlornell Billiarb PARLOR UI'I'OSI'l'E POST OFFICE, VPSTAIITH TEN TABLES, CIGARS, CIGAR- ETTES, ETC. STEPHEN Sa HALLIGAN PROPRIETORS. ITHACA PHONE. 501 H0 LM E S Livery, Boarding Stable, and Storage T 335-341 EAST STATE STREET BELL PHONE 1 1 T ' ek d d - eras.. ma eur eveo 1n an D rin in rus e 1 v'l1k:' .. ,4N, x T . 'E , 3 '1j 1 - iii T,,,...,fv at A f Kodaks and Cam- eras for sale, rent or exchange. Spe- cml bargams 1n secon han cam A ts d 1 p g d D 19 g, h d fnecessary. Ve- , I A g, lox F'1ms,P1ates, Cards. Albums, etc. else. PHOTOGRAPHS IN ALL THE LATEST STYLES FROM A MINIATURE T0 LIFE SIZE. 'Call in and look around. Next to P.O. Both Phones - Dan ,i'4ur:zn, photographer I 6779 ,jqlberger E v Q :Q v.. Catering Establishment 523 East State Street ITHACA :: :: :: NEW YORK 9, s. can as sen MERCHANT TAILORS .ALE .ole to ,LL L l24 North Aurora Street Corner Seneca. ' I' 5555 ' 5955 6. 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I I First Door West of Post Ofice 'Nt Ithaca Phone my I Q55 THE DIAMOND BROKER g ree 1: ALL TECHNICAL MEN WHETHER BEGINNERS OR SPECIALISTS need to read at least one leadmg technical paper regularly In no other Way can they keep so thoroughly 1n touch Wlth developments rn the1r chosen professron and profit by the practlcal eXper1ence of others engaged 1n s1m1lar vsork We pubhsh the leadmg papers devoted to the Engmeer mg Electncal and Tract1on Industnes You need at least one of tbern If you doubt the 'wisdom or necessity of szzbscrzbzng consult an instructor' or any successful engineer The most o ssl e paper pubhsheldr glleifotefd to c1v1l englneermg and all1ed subjects WEEKLY 33 oo a year l5ll50Tl2l0Al Zftiiofettffiiiitftildfil??,,'1-,Shi year MONTHLX EDITION it oo a yr STREET RAILWAY 15?E?3iiiZini1???5lElnOQ my JUURNAL WEEKLY tg. oo a year Sample cop1es on request BOOK DEPARTMENT We also have a book department that can supply any eu glneerlng book publlshed Send us your 1nqu1r1es McGraw Publubzng Co 114 LIBERTY STREET NEW YORK CITY . 7 . J v ' I 1 I I v f I I O rn.sn.x-.4 1517 ' , . D 1 ,- aummna FfC0PDfA7VlD4RY ENGINEER ' - - - - . , . . . ................... . . . Y . O , ' n 7 Y F ' ' . . . . 0 0 , C i I Q Q , 1' -N-JJ-23:31:11 as, , ..., ,.. -, -..w,.4,,Jg.a-w.,,. . A .4v!'u - ' N.....,, . M, .w...,.V... r 5 Q .' , . ,, f -j , tg ,f H f uf - ' H' 'AA: ' 1 . ' f Q, . HE. C UTS IN THIS BOOK WERE MADE BY TH-E. IETRIC an EQGRAVING QQ. BUFFALO, N .Y, Burrows Q W 0'Daniel Buy, Sell, Rent, Repair and Exchange Typewriters of all m a .lc e s Ribbons and Supplies for all malces of machines, The Macy Filing Cabinets and Supplies Bell Phone 604 205 East State Street W. H. EGHN Contractor, ,liner Hansi and Decorator 140 West State St. ITHACA, N. Y. OfficePh ones Residence Bell 232-B 128 spencefsl. lihaea l06.C Bell Phone 544 Ztrtea and Qttaftfzf Furniture is particularly adapted to the Frater- nity House and student's room. lt's strong and sturdy, and a considerable improvement over the so-called Mis- sion Furniture. It's built to last, finished in fumed oak in many beauti- ful colors. Tl We make a specialty, of original furniture for every part of the house. GEO..K. GILLETTE S. Cayuga St. and Titus Ave., ITHACA, N. Y. ISAAC C OAN Scrap Iron, Old Metals, Old Rubber, Cotton and Woolen Rags, Paper Stock, Old Rope, and Old Bottles. X4 Y Y I. coHN 62l, 623, 625 West Slate St. :: ITHACA, N. Y. Local and Long Distance Phones OFFICE WAREHOUSE 023 W State 623-U25 W St t s1LL sTovE WORKS Rochester, N. Y. 'q '3- 'h'F7'5'fl2?6'57 xffa' ig?-. 'lat' 'f33,3Qhsw?,7'g J ' .1 ., LV- Q Q5 L FREDERICK WILL, President and General Manager PHILIP WILL, '00, ------ Superintendent GEORGE KOCH, - - - Secretary and Treasurer FREDERICK WILL, Jr., '01, Advertising Manager E. W. CURTIS, '88, ------- Statistician 97 s' THE CHRONICLE P RINT SHOP 122 South Tioga Street 1-Hakes at Qqmialtp of fraternity ilerinttng Chapter Letters, Chapter Records, Chapter Bulletins, Kiln Eliart, All Zliratvrnitg Annuals And Also All Kinds of Commercial Printing Dohe and Done Right at TI-IE CHRONICLE PRINT SHOP ATKINSON 8: MITCHELL, Proprietors Gilut jflntners, jflural Eenurattnus, src. Complete Line of all seasonable stoclc ZIYAIL AJVD YELECRAPII ORDERS CIVEIV PR01WPT A TTEAXYYOZV The Bool Floral CO. 215 East State Street Thomas Larkin Qlasb Grocer 406 EDDY STREET Ithaca Phone, 585 Bell Phone, 47l ESTABLISHED in 1886 and still doing busi- ness at the old stand. My morto is, and has been, I-Ionest weight, full count, correct measure, and the best groceries at the lowest possible price. Time tells that it has been a good one. Special Price List Furnished to Fraternities QINCQRPORATEDD M. C.CLARKE PRES. ARTHUR C.COLAHAN TREA5. JOHN ERODGERS MANAGER JOSEPH S. COOK SECREYARY YOU CAN SEARIIII U 'K WERE ALWAYS HERE ouR woRnMEN oun MATERIAL ouR DELIVERY ouR PRICES ARE THE BEST OUR SERVICE I5 COMPLETE E'E, Makers of the FINEST GRADE of Copper Halftones, Q A Line Engravings, Color Work and Embossing Dies COLLEGE woRK A sPEclAL'rY fvf ' S Q A NIGHT FORCE for the execution of Rush 'f 5' ffl Orders and the convenience of Advertisers q,., : : and Newspapers : : The Standard Engraving Go., Inc. PHILADELPHIA iihl N WWUD25 Eg 1 BM 0+ l Wh I 'J I Hmsnuzn .runes pg ,,,'lNG CU U 3 Lrg? j 'A EG-J J Q'XN x More-. 4 3 1 3145 X L lg Q aj lg? xxx ,.,.Li1.,..f' J 5 l as 'La ini '11-Trwsxmmyw-arf-wii ll-Pgdggqyf-rr? ' 1' 9 1 542 ily? L Qxie v Q Q 'Q At Buffalo N Y where the 08 Cornelhan was made Remember lt when you want Prmtmg 777 Do You Know 777 We can furmsh you Wltb Steel Engraved or Dle Embossed F1'atern1ty Inserts or Stat1onery We already have, or wrll make, at our own expense, an absolutely correct reprocluctlon of your OfHC13l Emblem. 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IOO l , Beautiful forms and compositions are not made by chance nor can they ever in a y maternal be made at small expense A composi lon for cheapness and not for excellence of workmanship is the most frequent and certain cause of the rapid decay and entire destruc hon of arts and manufactures 5 L V X K R UR claim to your considera- tion lies in the fact that we have applied to our own business the thought contained in this quotation from one of the world s greatest thinkers and practical workers If there is anything attractive beyond the ordinary, in the page arrangement, cover decoration, presswork, and general harmony which distinguish our work, be assured it has not been due to chance We leave nothing to chance Every line, page, volume, as it comes from our establishment is the result of a carefully laid, con sclentlously executed plan The thought and the super lS your guarantee of excellence If you have anything to be printed, write us, if we undertake lt we will do it well Hausauer Jones Printing Co 253 Ellicott Street Buffalo, N Y ' . al. 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