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Artistic Editor WALTER ADAM BERNADI Associate Editors STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT HAROLD FAIRCHILD BUDINGTON JOHN FRED HEMBERGER JAMES MONROE FLORENCE OLIVE KING GEORGE HENRY WALDER IO as 524 To Charles Evans Hughes OVERNOR gf New York, e Trustee and .fu former member' gf the Faculty ,gf this University, now as ,then a leader' by' his might if intellect and unsvverving rectitude gf high purpose, himself the best exemplar' if the sound precepts he inculcates, this book is dedicated with the respect evoked by' the wise executive gf a great State, and with all the loyalty inspired by one who is ever loyal to Cornell. U Preeminent among his contemporaries for' the clearness and soundness gf' his judgment, for' his perfect moderation and self-control, for' the quiet dignity' and the indomitable firmness with which he pursues every' path which he has deliberately chosen. :: :: His power' gf self-command never' fails him, and no act gf' his public life can be traced to personal caprice, ambition, or' resent- ment. V A ,::.f I- 1,-M ,.,. 1 -,I-: -f.- ' wif ' 1 . we 1 FJ. xnxx , ---- .. 2-,T w WW :V Ni 2, NL H :L E, 1 Z . 'll . l ' 4 .44.1 11 : . I .. fs . :V V A.,., , . V .t v Q Jgzyie, - , . R ' - .4 I ,J f .. w I Y - , U t I . A ' ' .psi A W? - A ,, , . .A ,. A ' A l S 1 i in ii .V V vi 15 ,-1, 3 ii 4- '- ' R i ii Q i I ii i bllxi g First Term, 1907-1908 SEPTEMBER I6 Monday Entrance Examinations begin. 24. 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SVI Ifffll I'-T7'I'I1.VIll'l'V 'l.I.Il.IfllHf SI'I't'I'l1II V- Tl'I'llXll2'I'f Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees liII'XNKI.IY Cf L'oIIwII I, l.'lwIII'IIIIIII 'I'III-1 l,IlIfSIIlI?N'I III 'IIII I XIYI-IlSl'IY lll-.NILY li. l.IIIIIP 'IAIIIQ I,IIIII,.xItI,xx III' 'IIII' L'IIIwII.I.I. I,II:IIxIu' Q'II.IxIcI,I-is lf. 'l'ItI-:MAN L'II,xIcI.Iis II. Iimois RIIIIIQIVI' II. 'l'ItmIAN CIIAIII,Iis lfmm CoItNIaI.I. KIYNIJIQILSIQ VAN CI-I2IaIf l'iRANKI.IN C. LRIRNI-11.1. IXNIJIIIQW D. WHI'I'Ia .IAIIIQII 'lf NIQWAIAN Ciiioitoia R. XVILLIAMS RUIGICIL IS. XYII.I.IANIh Iixmows I,. WII,I,IMIs . . SI'II't1III-II CIIAItI.Ies ID. IIos'I'wIcI4 . .'lX.II.IflIllfSl'I'l'L'f1ll I' :F,lil3I'III ol' olliee Clive yeursj expires iII 1908, tlIe IICXI group ol' six in IQOQ, etc., etc. CII B., elected by Hoztrd. tzj xl., elected by AlllI1IIll. fjj G., elected bythe New York State Grange for IQO7-IQOX. Q o Q Q ' 7 -039115: , T Q -I .-,Ice-Alf. Q 0 XI ,. 0 :Wi .Iv Q Q lEtIgf.sP46':5rIg- R. ,,.. pvsl-eat-:..Iv.'f .Ig LI. QQIIEH I L?l4':442:f2nr i' X '4'f..IQ4v5 1' Qk IS yZAfK5.'.af,cfZy.,..4.., :us :ma 4: ..1.. .., .' . . 'ln ' 1' ' 'rsily 'mil A. ALBERT Ross HKLL, AJS., Ph.D., LL.D., D f-f1 n of flu- IJIIUIIIYJV 0f.'1'l'f5 mmf Suimm v ABRAM 'IQUCHKER Kuala, lS.S., MD., Sv 1-r-f' 1 111' y of All-fl 1'L4 ul Cullrgr at Irhum. FRANK IRVINIZ, li.S., LL.l3., D fA1'f'f- mr of ilu' Cnflf-ga ufL11iv fzfff I D f,f1 n of-rim Fufulfy. JAMES LAW, 1f.R.C.V.S., Di 1'f1L -for of Smru lfflfrin f1:- y Cullrgw. LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY, B.S.,NI.S., Dirzfrrur of the Collfgc of dgrirulture and Dean of ilfc Faculty. CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MAll'flN, Professor in charge of ibe College af Arcbilefture. EUGENE ELWIN I'1ASKELL, CE., D1-7'6ff0T of tim Collfge of Cifuil E1zgz'necr'z'1zg. ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH, B.M.E., M.M.E., Director of Sibley College. 0 I7 ALBERT Ross HILL, A.B., PILD., LL.D., Doon of fbi' Faculty of .ffrts and Srienccs, and Professor of the Philosophy of Education. A. B., Dalhousie, -1892, Ph. D., Cornell, 1895, LL. D., University of' South Carolina, 1905, Member of' Sigma Xi, Member of' National Council of N. E. A., Member of American Philo- sophical Associationg Member of Society of College Teachers of' Education. W M17 CSli1'If07lli!lD. Faculty - GOLDWIN SMITH, A.M.,LL.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., Professor of English Irfistory, Emeritus. A. B., 184.55 A. M., Oxford, 18483 LL. D., Brown University, 1865, L. H. D., Regents ofthe University ofthe State of New York, 18705 D. C. L., Oxford, 1882. Ur ld. GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL,B.S.,Pl1.D.,1II'0f6'5JUI' of Clmnzistry, EllI6I'ifllJ', and Lvrtznor on CfJfmist1'y. B. S., Lawrence Scientihc School fllarvardl, 18555 Ph. D., Gottingen, 1859. I HIRAM CORSON, A.M., LL.D., Litt.D., Professor of English LI.fL'l'lllll7't', Emorilus. A. M., Princeton, 1864, LL. D., Saint John's College, 18785 Litt. D., l'rinccton, 1903, Honorary member of the Vedanta Society, New York. THE REVEREND CHARLES MELLEN TYLER,A.M.,.D.D.,Soge Professor of the Hzistory and Philosophy of Religion and of Cfarisiion Ethics, Emeritus, and Lrfturcr on the Hzistory and Philosophy of Religion and of Cbristiarz Ethics. A. B., A. M., Yale, 18553 D.D., Yale, 1892. Skull and Bones. J K I, fl? BK. WALTER FRANCIS W1LLcox.. A. B., A. M., Amherst, LL. B., Ph. D., Columbia. Wi I., Q' B K, K0 J W. BURT GREEN WILDER, B.S., M.D., Professor of Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology. B. S. fsumma rum laudej, Lawrence Scientific School fldarvardj, 1862, M. D., l'la1'vard Medical School, 1866. Vice-President, Biological Section,: American Association Advancement Science, 1885, President American Neurology Association, 18855 Pres- ident Association American Anatomists, 1898. 18 THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, A.M., Litt. D., Dum: of the Lv7lli'lJF7A5l-fl' Faculty and Professor of the Romanre Langzzzzgvx and Llift'!'IIfIll'r'J. A. B., Princeton, 1864, A. M., 1867: Ph. D. flionoraryj, 1874, Litt. D., Princeton, 1903. K fi, ll' B JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, B.S., Professor of Ifnlomology and General Iuivertebrate Zoology. B. S., Cornell, 1874. J T, I E. XV.-XTERMAN 'IDI-1051.-KS HEWE'I'I',A.B.,.Ax.Al., I'l1.D., Professor of the German Language ana' Ll.fL'l'IIfl1l'l'. A. B., Amherst, I86Q, A. M., 1871, Ph. D., Cornell, 1879. Member of Society of Fri- sian Language and Literature, of the Society ol' Frisian History, Antiquities, and Philol- ogy, of the Society of Netherland Literature, of the Goethe Society, and of the Modern Language Association of America. V' If EDNVARD LEAMINGTON N1cHo1.s, l3.S., I'h.D., Pmfrxmr of I'liy:1't-5. ,--. B. S., Cornell, 1875, Ph. D., Gottingen, 1879. LL. D., University of Pennsylvania, 1906. J I' V F JAMES NIORGAN HART, A.hl., U. D., Litt. D., Profvxror of the Eriglzisb Language anal Lit- erature. - A. B., Princeton, 1860, A. M., 1863, Juris Utriusque Doctor, Giittingen, 1864, Litt. D. Princeton, 1900, American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Modern Language Association of America, Philological Society fLondonQ. zz' .1 0, 0 B K. JEREMIAH VV1-IIPPLF IENKS, A.lVL, Ph.D., LL.D., Profe.v5o1' ofPoIit1'faIEror1omy and Polzitzies. i A. B., 1878: A. M., 1879, University of Michigan, Ph. D., Halle, 1885, LL. D., Michigan, 1903, Expert of United States Industrial Commission in charge oflnvestigation ofTrusts. 1899-1901, Commissioner to Orient of War Department, 1901-02, United States Com- missioner of International Exchange, 1903-04. J li. LUCIEN Auousrus WAIT, A.B., Professor of Matbeniatzl-s. A. B., Harvard, 1870. Z QV, 0 B K. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Profefsor of Medzieval Hz'rtor'y. A. B., Cornell, 1881, LL. D., Wisconsin, 1904, Litt. D., VVestern Reserve University, 1905, LL. D., Washington College, 1907. W B K. CHARLES EDWIN BENNEW, A.B., Litt.D., Professor of Latin. E A. B., Brown, 1878, Litt. D., IQO4. J 2l', Q B K. SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S., Profexxor of Hz'rtoIogy and Embryology. B. S., Cornell, 1887, A F, .Q In CD. GEORGE WILLIAM JONES, A.M., Professor of Matbemat1'e5, Emeritus. A. B., Yale, 1859, A. M., 1862. F N flfreshmanj, fp B K. . I 9 JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D.,-LL.D., Sage Profexror of Logic and Meiapfnyrics. A. B., Dalhousie College, 1887, Ph. D., Cornell, 1892, LL. D., Queen's University, 1903. ATQ. EDVVARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, M.A., Ph.D., LL.D., Sage Proferror of Psychology. B. A., Oxford, 1889, Ph. D., Leipzig, 1892, M.A., Oxford, 1894, LL. D., VVisconsin, 1904, F. Z. S., P. A. A. A. S., Neurological Society, London, Aristotelian Society, London, Member Council Third and Fourth International Congress Psychology, V D. Sc., Oxford, H. M. M. A. 2 E. GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph. B., Profersor of Botany with special reference to Comjnaratiwe fllorpbology and Mycologyi. Ph. B., Cornell, 1885, P. A. A. A. S., Member of Botanical Society of America. 0 B K, V :' RALPH STOCKMAN TARR, B.S.,ProfeJ.vor of Dynamic Geology and Pfyyricaf Geography. B. S., Harvard, 1891. .F 5. THE REVEREND NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, A.M., Proferror of Semitic Language: and Lii'eratz1rc.v. Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882, University of Stockholm, 1882-84, Theological Seminary 1884-87, University of Berlin, IBQOQ A. M., Colgate, 1887. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, A.M., Proferror of Greek. A. B., Hamilton,1876, A. lVI., 1887. 2 fp, fp B K. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor of Science and Art of Education. Ph. D., Halle, 1886, President Swarthmore College, 1891-98. LOUIS NIUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B.,B.S., Professor of Inorganic Cbernzrtry. Ph. B., Uuiversity of Michigan, 1885, B. S., 1886. T ll, 5 E. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.lVi., Ph.D., Profesror of Pfyyricai Claemistry. A. M., Ph. D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROBERT SITLINOTON STERRETT, Ph.D., LL.D., Proferror of Greek. Ph. D., Munchen, 1880, LL. D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1902. One of the Managers ofthe American School of Classical Studies at Athens, its Annual Director, 1896-975 Cor. Member Imp. Germ. Arch. Inst. 0 gl 0, Q B K. ' CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.D., Professor of ffmerican Hz'rtory. Ph. B., Cornell, 1886, Ph. D., Halle, 1892. .l 2', CP B K. Quill and Dagger. FRANK ALBERT FE'IvI'ER,, A.B., Ph.D., Profersor of Political Economy and Finance. A. B., Indiana University, 1891, Ph. M., Cornell, 1892, Ph. D., Halle, 1894. Secretary and Treasurer of American Economic Association. 47 K QF. WILLIAM RIDGELEY GRNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Proferror of Organic ana' Pbyrioiogical Cbernisiry. A. B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph. D., 1887, Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886e87. Member of the American Chemical Society, Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. N .S N, 2' E. 20 XYILDER Dw1GH'r l8ANCROFT,A.l3.,Pl1.lD., Profussor of Pltysiral Clit-mistry. A. B., Harvard, 18885 Ph. D., Leipzig, 1892. J K lf. ERNIEST A'lI2RRITI', 51.11, Prof,-ssor of Plvysirs. 11.1-I., Cornell, 1886. 10 K Yi, ff E. HENRY SHALER XYILLIAMS, Ph.lJ., Prof,-ssor of Urology and Dim-for of flw Gcologiral Museum. Ph. B., Yale, 1868: Ph. D., 1871, Fellow Geological Society America, P. G. S., London. Book and Snake. Y' li, .P 5. CHARLES VAN PMTEN XKDUNG, A.B., Jlrlzug Professor of Plwysztnl Culfurr mul Dirfrtor of ilu' Gynznnstum. A. B., Cornell, 18995 Ciracluatc Princeton 'llicological Seminary. Quill and Dagger. .1 .I lp. -IAMES AlCAl.-XHON, AAI., Profit-ssor of .lIutl1rnmrirs. A A. B., Trinity College, Dublin, 18815 .-XXI., 1890. London Nlathematical Society American Nlarhcniatical Socictyg lf. A. A. A. 8. fp K Ui, fp B K, .Y E JOHN HENRY TANNER, B.S., l'h.D., Profrssor' of pl-fn!lu'n1ur1'rs. B. 8., Cornell, 1891. Nlumbcr of American Nlarhcmatical Society: P. A. A. A. S., Asso- ciation of Teachers ol' Nlathcmutics of the Nliclcllc States and Maryland. .1 li, 5 E. FRANK ARTHUR BARTON, NLP., Capt. Li. S. A., Professor of tl'11'liI111'y Srivrztw and Tariffs. RIP., Cornell, 1891. Captain Third Lf S. Cavalry, February 12, 1901. Masions. J ll. FREDERICK BEDELL, Ph.D., Prof,-ssar of .elpplivil Eli-rtril-ity. A. B., Yale, ISQOQ M. S., Cornell, 1891, lih. D., 1892. A .1 Ill, W B K, f E. RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALI., I'l1.D., Profrssor of ililoilvrn Eztropcan H1'story. A. B., Bucknell, 1891, A. B., Harvard, 18925 Ph. D., Chicago, 1902. C0 fl 41, KD B K. VVILLARD XVINFIELD ROWLEE, B.L., D.Sc., flssismnr Profrssor of Botany, with special raf- oronft' Io Conzparntiw Hzistology tznzl Systematic Botany. B. L., Cornell, 1888, D. Sc., 1893. Member of Society for Plant Morphology and Physi- ology, F. A. A. A. S. K f, 1' E. FRANK T1-IILLY, A.B., Ph.D., Profassor of Plvilosoplay. GEORGE SYLVANUS lVlOLER,A.B., B.lVI.E., Assistant Professor of Plvysifs. B. M. E., Cornell, 18755 A. B., Hedding College, 1882. .S E. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of Latin. A. B., Cornell,18835 Ph. D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. B 0 ll, lp B K. AVILLIAM ALEXANDER HAMMOND A.lVI., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of flntient and Mealiefual Plnlosoplay ana' Aestloetirs, ana' Secretary of the Unifuersity Faculty. A. B., Harvard, 1885, Ph. D., Leipzig, 1891. GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Assistant Professor of Palaeontology and Stratigraphic Geology. Ph. D., Cornell, 1886. Member de la Societe Geol. de France. L. F. G. S. A. CD B K, Z D 1.4, , 2I 3 X ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Ph.D., Afsszstanz Professor of Mineralogy and Petrograpby. A. B., Amherst, 1884, Ph. D., Munich, 1892. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A.B., Afsszstant Professor of the Englzsb Language ana' Lzt- erature. A. B., Harvard, 1894. B 0 H. EVERET1 WARD OLMSTED, Ph.B., Ph.D., flsszstant Professor of the Romanee Languages Ph. B., Cornell, 1891, Ph. D., 1897, Savage Club, Book and Bowl. B 0 U. WILLIAM STRUNK, JR.,A.B., Ph.D., Afsszstant Professor of the Englzsln Language ana' Lit- erature. A.B., University of' Cincinnati, 1890, Ph. D., Cornell, 1896. Q B K. BENJAMIN TRUMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.D., M.D., Asszstant Professor of Plvyszology. Cornell, 1895, Freiburg, Germany, 1904, Fellow A.A.A. S., A. B., Buchtel, 1893, Sigma , Xi, Collaborator American Journal of Anatomy, Journal Comparative. Neurology etc. KD J 0. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, lVl.A., Ph.D., zfsszstant Professor of Latin. Ph. D., Cornell, 1899. X wi ' EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Asszstant Professor ofSan1tary Cbemzstry and Toxzrofogy B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph. D., 1897. I E, .Q T CD. ERNEST ALBEE, Ph.D., .flsszstaut Professor of Pbzfosopby. A. B., University of Vermont, 1887, Ph. D., Cornell, 1894. KD B K. ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY, B.S., Pl1.D., Asszstant Professor of Psychology. B. S., Nebraska, 1895, Ph. D., Cornell, 1898. CD K gf, cb B K, 2 E. HEINRICH RIES, Ph.D., Asszstant Professor of Eeonomze Geology. Ph. B., Columbia, 1892, A.M., 1894.5 Ph. D., 1896, University Fellowship, Columbia I9o3-ojg Barnard Fellowship, 19oo-o7. I E. HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL, A.lVl., Pl1.D., Asszstant Professor ofzfnezent Hzstory. A. B., Columbia, 1888, A. M., 1889, Ph. D., Halle, 19oo. A A CP, cb B K. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP,A.B.,Pl1.D., Afsszstant Professor of the Erzgfzsb Languarfe and Literature. A. B., Cornell, 1893, Ph. D., 1898. Quill and Dagger, Zodiac. di B K. JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A.B., PlI.D., .ffsszstarzt Professor of Matloematies. A. B., Bates College, 1889, Ph. D., Chicago, 1896, Assistant Editor of Transactions of The American Mathematical Society. I E. . VIRGIL SNYDER, A.lVl., PlI.D., zfsszistant Professor of Matlaernatzes. B. S., Iowa State College, 1889, A. M., Gottingen, 1893, Ph. D., 1894. Mitgleid der Mathematische Gesellschaft zu Gottingeng Member German Mathematica Society. 2 E. 72 GEORGE XVALTEIR CAV.-KNAUGH, B.S., flsszstant Professor of Claenzzstry zzz Its relatzons wztb f1g1'1rI11tIu'e. B. S., Cornell, 1896. JOHN SANFORD SHE.-XRER, B.S., Ph.D., fl.f.YlA'f!I7If Professor of Pbysws. B. S., Cornell, ISQNQL Ph. D., IQOI. .Y 5. ERNEST BLARER, B.S., Ph.D., .ffssrstoni Professor ofPl1yszrs. B. S., University of Kansas, 18935 Ph. D., Cornell, IQOI. B H H, .S E. GUY BIONTROSE XVI-IIPPLE, A.B., Ph.D., .flssxstmzt Professor of Sczenre and Art of Eduoation. A. B., Brown, 1897, Ph. D., Cornell, 1900. 41 .1 6, .Y E. fAbsent on leavej OTHON GOEPP CJLVERL.-KC, Llfmirlec Es lrttrcs, .fisszslont Professor of tbe Romance Languages. Licencie es Lettres, University of Paris, 1893, Licencie cnclroit, University of Paris, 1897. HOLLIS ELLSWORTH D.ANN, .flssisiont Professor of Afuszc. Savage Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Sinfonia. Mus. D., Alfred University. TAMES ALBERT XYINANS, A.B., A.h'l., 14ssistmItProfessor in Orotory and Debate. i A. B., Hamilton College, 18973 A. M., 1900, LL. B., Cornell, 1907. .1 K E, CD B K. ALBERT BERNHARDT PAUST, Ph.D., flsszstant Professor ofGer1r1mI. A. B., Johns Hopkins, 18895 Ph. D., 1892. B 0 H, fp B K. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE, Ph.B., Ph.D., flsszstant Professor of Morbemom-s. Ph. B., Cornell,1892g Ph. D., IQOI. J T J, .21 E. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., ffsszstnnt Professor ofLIn1noIogy. CHARLES HENRY TUCK, Assistant Professor of Extension Tearbirzg. A. B., Cornell. J 22 Sphinx Head. PAUL RUSSELL POPE, A.B., Ph.D., Asszstant Professor of German. A. B., Adelbert, 1898, Ph. D., Leipzig, 1903. B 0 H, 40 B K. ARTHUR WESLEY BROVVNE, NLS., Ph.D., Instructor In Claemzstry. B.S., Wesleyan, 19005 M. S., 19015 Ph. D., Cornell, 1903. A J CD, Q BK, I E, SAI, ffl. LANE COOPER, A.lVI., Ph.D., .ffssistant Professor in Bnglzsb. A. B., Rutgers, 1896, A. M., Yale, 1898, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1901. J Q, lp B K. HUGH DANIEL REED, B.S., Ph.D., Instruetor in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology. B. S., Cornell, ISQQQ Ph. D., 1903. I' AV, Z' E. WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., Ph.D., Instructor in Entomology. B. S., De Pauw, 1897, Ph. D., Cornell, 1903. A ln, fp B K, 2' E, F ff. ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, C.U.,'O4., Ph.D., Alsszstarzt Professor of Irzfoertebrote Zoology 23 EDWIN VVALTER KEMMERER, A.B., Ph.D., Asszxtant Profexsor ofPoIz'tzfz1I Efonomy. ORA MINER LELAND, Arszxtant Professor zn Axtronomy. B. S., University of Michigan, C. E., Z E. ELIAS JUDAH DURAND, A.B., D.SC., Instruftor zn Botany and Afrrzxtant Curator of the Cryp fognnzzr I-Iorbarzum. A. B., Cornell, 18935 D. Sc., 1895. Quill and Dagger. .S E. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN, B.S., Inrtructor zn Cfvemzrtry. B. S., Cornell, 1893. A T Q, .5 E. Sphinx Head. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, Inxtrurtor zn Sage College, zn flmrge ofthe Gynznafzum for Wozrzen EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A.B., Inxtruftor zn flrrlmrology, and Curator of the Affuseuzn of Curt: A. B., Cornell, 1895. Sphinx Head, Savage Club. AV T Q, di B If. BENTON SULLIVAN NIONROE, A.M., Ph.D., Inxtrurfor zn Engfzsb. A. B., Cornell, 18965 A. M., 18975 Ph. D., 1901. C17 B K. LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN, A.M., Ph.D., Inxtrurror' zn Grade. A. M., University of Pennsylvania, 18913 Ph. D., Johns Hoplcins, 1894. 0 I' J. CHESTER lVlURRAY, Ph.B., Inxtruftor zn Romanre Languages. Ph. B., Cornell, 1899. PAUL FREDERICK GAEHR, A.B., A.M., Instructor IH Playszcx. A. B., Cornell, 1902. A. M. .5 E. EDVVARD GODFREY COX, A.lVl., Instructor zn Engfzrb. A. B., VVabash College, 1899, A. M., Cornell, 19013 Ph. D., Cornell, 1906. .Lf T J. WILLARD JAMES FISHER, B.A., Instrurtor zn Pbyszcs. A. B., Amherst, 1892. Mu, Deuteron, 0 B K, 0 J CP. JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, JR., A.B., A.M., Inftructor zn Englzsb. A. B., Wake Forest College, 1900, A. M., 1901, Ph. D., Cornell, Zodiac. RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDEN, A.B., Instructor zn Cbemzstry. A. B., Cornell, 18985 A. M., Cornell, 1906. Z' E. HALDOR HERMANNSON, Inxtrurtor in Szrancfinfzfuian Languagex. Candidatus Philosophiae, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. In charge of Fiske Icelandic Collection. HERBERT GROVE DORSEY, B.S., M.S., Inxtructor 1-11 Playsics. B. S., Denison, 1897, M. S., 1898. B 0 II, fp If CD, .F 5. CLARENCE ALBERT PIERCE, B.S., M.S., Instrurtor in Plavxzks. EUGENE CASSON CRITTENDEN, A.B., Inxtructor in PID-yxfcr. A. B., Cornell, 1905. Ip' A, 0 B If, 2' E. 24 pliHOM.-KS G. DELIIRIDGE, AB., IIIJ'fl'llL'f0l' In Cl7FIlll.SfI'J'. A. B., Union, IQO3'QlJl1.ID., Cornell, 1907. K fl, W B K, 1' Q.. PERCY HODG12, .-X.l3., l3.S., Insh'Iu'!or in Pl'-yslifs. CIIAUNCEY WII.LI.-ui XYAGGONISR, B.S. in IKE., I'X.NI.,f1IJI.I1lIl1f in Physics. B. S., Ol1io:A.Kl.,COrncll. fl J, Q' E. ROSWELI. CLIFTON Gmissr AJS., Insfrufior in l bysivs. A. H., Cornell, 11306. U1 B K. ARTHUR GQRIJON, :X.B., .-XM., Insfrurlnr in Frmlrlf. Z T. FIIEIJERICIQ LEIGHTOX. AJS., Insirur-mr in Phrvsirs. M. E., Cornell. HENRY LEIOIITON, IIl.flI'IlVf0I' in GI-alogy. A. B., Cornell, IQO6. I E. FRANCIS ROIIEIIT SH.1.RI'Ii, UA., Instrurmr in zlffrfbvrzzuizcs. B. A., Czlinbriilgcg l li. D., Cornell. 1' E. NVALTER BUCKINGH.-RIN! CARVER, Pl1.D., Instrufior in flfzitberrzzltlirs. Ph. B., Dickinson, 1399: Ph. D., -lolins lrlopkins, 1904. W B K. Member American Mutlicmzxtical Society. ARTHUR RANUM, AB., fnsfrliftor 1.11 IlWz11lw111zItI'1's. FLOYD li.-XRKER RIC!-ITNIEYER, AB., Insrruftor fr: Pliyszlfs. V - GEOIQGE COOKE ROBERTSON, AB., Insfrurror in Clwnifstry. A. B., Cornell, IQOSQ Alembicg Scalp and Blade. .fi fl fi. GORRELI. ROBERT XYHITE, AB., Instructor in Cfsmrzzisfiy. GEORGE PENDLETON XVATKINS, AB., PILD., Instmftor in Sm11'.sr1'rs. 0 B K. PETER IRVING XVOLD, BS., E.E., fnstrudor in Pbysirs. NIIGUEL VENTUIIA, AB., QBarcelonaj. Ticenciado en Filosoiia y Lerrns,lVlarlriclg Maestro de Ia enscianzzig Normal de Madrid Profesor cle la E. N. Central Madrid. OSCAR DIEDRICH VON FNGELN, AB., Instructor in Pldysiml Gfograpby. CARL HENRX' IBERSI-IOFF, BL., Inst:-ucfor in German. PHILLIP BATCHELLER PAUL, AB., In.st1'ucz'or zirz OTlIfU7'y and Debate. DAVID CLINTON GII.LESPIE, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Instrufrar in Ivlaflsemarics. A. B., University of Virginiag Pl-1. D., Gfittingen. K 21. 25 RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS, M.E., Irutrurtor in Playtiex. Nl. E., Cornell, 1905. Savage Club, Cornell Masque. A1 In. HERMANN DAVIDSON, fnftrztetor in German. Ph. D., Kiel, IQO3. SMILEY BLANTON, B.S., Instruetor in Orotory. B. S., Vanderbilt University, 1904, Curry School of Expression, 1905. Z' N. ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND, fnstrurtor in Oratory and Debate. A. B., Hamilton, lW. A., Harvard. D K E. OLIVER CARY LOCKHART, AB., A.lVl., Instructor tn Eronomirr. A. B., IQO3gA,lVl.,lHCliZ1II21 University, 1905. B 0 H. CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A.l3., fnxtruetor in Afzztfoenzattts. FREDERICK VVILLIAM OWENS, Pl1.D., fnrtrztctor zin A'1C1fl76I'lTflfZ.fJ. CLAUDE XVILBUR EDGERTON, B.S., Inxtruttor in Botany. B. S., University of Nebraska, 19035 Fellow Clark University, IQO4-05. JEAN MARIUS GELAS, fnftrurtor in Fenrzing. JAMES JOSEPH lVlACSHERRY, Imtrottor in Boxing EDWARD O,CONNELL, Instructor in W're5tfz'11g. EDMUND HOWARD HOI.LANDS, PDB., A.lVl., Pl1.D., fnstrzzrtor in Pfytlosoplty. EAE. Assistants FRED CLARKSON FOWLER, flfferlaantrtan in the Department of PfJy5z'f.v. ROBERT SHORE, zfsrtstant to tbe Professor of Botany anal Head Garz1'ene1'. EFFIE ALBERTA READ, A.B., Afrtirtont in Hz'stoZogy and Embryology. DONALD REDDICK, AB., Arrirtant in Botany. A. B., 'Wabash University. In A5 A. A. A. S. IRVING OTTO CHORMANN, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry. PAUL HAYHURST, A.B., Alsszistrlnt in Entomology. GEORGE EDWARD FRAZER, A.frz'5tt1nt in Pfoyrtral Cufture. ALFRED HENDERSON OLIVE, A.B., A.M., Arrittont in Chemistry. JAMES MALCOLM SWAINE, B.S. Agr., M.S. Agr., A.f.fiJtont in Neurofogy-anrf Vertebrate Zoology ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN, zftrziftant in Mzilzitary Scienfe and Tartzirs. Z ANDREVV CURTIS VVHITE, Ph.D., Reader in Greek. . A. B., Hamilton College, Ph. D., Cornell, 1835. Nlember American Library Association American Philological Association. cb B K. 26 NIORTIMER JAY BROWN, Affliffllllf in Clwmllstry. B. S., University of Nebraska. ALBERT l'lAZEN XYRIGI-l'I', A.B., AM., flfillfillllf in Nr1Ir'oI0gy and l!L'7'ft'bfl1f6 Zoology. .Y E, F xl. EARL VINCENT SWEET, A.B., ffssislmzi In Pllistology and Embryology. 1llBK,B9 ll,Q Vim. BURTON JUSTUS RAY, A.B., .'J.f.fI'Jf!llIf in Cl7L'!llI.5fl'.l'. Zodiac, XVal:e Forest University. Alusicztl Club, 1906-ojg Alembic, IQO7-08. JOHN XYILLIAM 'l'L'RRI:xI'IxE, Plnll., RLS., Assismnt in Clif-misfry. Member Ainerican Chemical Society: American Association Advanced Science. I-' A. CLAUDE XYILBER lfDc:ER'rox, ILS., .flssismnf in Botany. JOHN ALEXANDER BLACK. A.I5.,.'1ssis1fm1 in Clwmisrry. LUDWIG REINI-IoLD GPIISSLER, l3.L., .'I.f.fI..Vf1IlIl I-11 Ps-yrlwlogy. GEORGE DUDLEX' BILLS, JR., flifliffllilf in Ill'l4f1i!nry Sttwzfu and TlIL'fl'f5. Scabbard and Blade. fp IJ J. NATHAN XVATSON COIL, A.B., .fsszistant in Bohmy. ALBERT BENNET CUDEIIAC, ,issismnt in Milimriy St-mfr-u um! Tm-fit-s. XVILLIANI .ALLEY PRAYER, A.B., KIJSIUJIIIIII In Afwfzivftwtf 1'11sfm'y. VVILLIAM BACHELOR RAPLEY, flssistauf in Ilflziliitai'-II St'l'l'IlL'6' Illlll Trtftirs. .fl dl. FRED F. SHETTERLY, f1I.fl.If071f in Cfuemfshy. ALBERT A. GIESECKE, .flssistant in Politit-s. B. S., University of Pennsylvania, University of Berlin, Paris, Lausanne A. A. SOMERVILLE, Assistant in Pbysirs. B. S., De Pauw University. J K E, I-' fl. ORIN TUGMAN, A.lW., Afssistant in Pbysifs. A. B., A. M., Indiana. 2 E. FRED A. MOLBY, A.B., Assistant in Physics. Baker University. GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTH, A.B., Assistant in Plvysifs. A. B., Cornell, IQO6. President of Graduate Club of Cornell. WILLIS DAVID STEPHENS, Merhanician in Physics. WILLIAM EDWARD IJARRIS, Assistant in Military Scienfe and Taftirs. A 145 Quill and Dagger JOSIIUA FERRIS DARLING, AB., Assistant in Chemistry. A. B., B. M. E., Kentucky State, E. in M. E., Leland Stanford. K 2, Z' 5. 27 GUSTAV ERNST FREDERICK LUNDELL, A.B., flssistanr 1.11 Cbemiffry. A. B., 1903. FREDERICK XVILLIAM STORRS, B.S., lW.S., Assistant 1.11 Cbenzzistry. M. S., Saint Lawrence University. Q B K, fl T Q. HAROLD BARNES UNDEIINVOOD, ME., 1907, Asristnnz in Cbenzistry. R1c11ARD RUTHERFORD BLENVS, A.B., Assimznf in Ancient History. A. B., 1904, Greenville University, Illinois. PEARL GERTRUDE SI-IELDON, flmkzwzt in Paleontology. JOHN ANDERSON YVILKENSON, B.S., ffffliffllllf in Cl1en1i.vfry. B. S., Ohio State, 1903. f E. l'lARRY VVESTFALI. REDE1E1.D, BS., Assistant in Cbenzzlvtry. B. S., Cornell, 1900. f E. W'1L1.1AM RALPH OURAND,!qI.Yi52'I17Zf in Mil1'mry Scienfe and Taftirx. Seal and Serpent. CHARLES SUMNER GWINN, A.B., Ayrzsfarzt 1.77 CfJz'n1z'.tf1'y. lVlITCHELL BENNETT GARRETT, A.B., A.lN l., ffrrzirtzzrzt in Modern European Hzlsfor-x'. GEORGE FREDERICK ZOOK, flsszirtarzt in llffodern European Hzirtorjv. A. B., A.lX'l., University of Kansas, Fellow of European History, Hniversity of Kansas 1906-07. , H. YV. HUMBLE, Axrzisfnrzf I-21 E1-orgornzrs. ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS, !1J5Z'.YffIl1f in Econouzzirx. RUFUS DANIEL SMITH, AB., Afxxzlsfarzt in Pofzitziral Emzzomy and Fl-7llI7lfii. XVILLIAM HENRY PYLE, A.B., A7.vrz'xtarzt fn Prlvrlaology. KARL JOHAN lVlONRAD. AB., Affliffdilf in Cfvenzfsfry. A. B., Cornell, 1907. CLAYTON LOUIS JENKS, A.B., Arxzirfrzrzf in 67361711-Jf7'J'. A. B., Hamilton, 1906. W B K. JOHN lX'lOORE READE, B.S.A , rfyrzistavzt in Botany. H. B. BROWN, ffxszirrzznf in Botarzy. SIDNEY L. GALPIN, flxxirtnrzt in Dyrzanzfr Geology. A. B., VVestern Reserve University. Q I-' J. LELAND LITTLE CERAHAM, fifrrzirfzlvzt in llffzlrmralogy mzzf Geofogy. LAWRENCE NIARVIN RYAN, Afrszisfnznf in Mz'l1i!nry Sfl'!'7lN! ana' Tuciifx. Seal and Serpent. ,. HENIQY LLOYD l'lUPE, .gfillifflllf in Zlffzilifary Sczimzrc' and Tadirf. Cerberus, ' 28 STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT, f1.fIl.5f1l7If in lW1'!1tary Scivnfv and Tdfflnff. EDWARD HENRY CUMSTON, 175.v1'st11nI I.lI AiII.lI.fIIl'y Sf1'1'11rt and Tncfzlj, Senatorsg Scablvarcl and Bladeg Cosxnopolitan Club. ALBERT ELMER XYIEST, xfssfxfnrzf IQII A'Il.II.ffIl'.j' Sr1'm11'r and T11r11'c.r. SANIUEL.SMITH ROLPI-I, fIJ'JF'5flIIIf l'Il 1W1'l1't111'-v Sl'I'a'fIL't' 111111 TI1ffl.C5. CARL BRYANT HI-LNNING, ffffllffllllf LII Ally!!-fCll'V1' Srivzzre and T111't1'r.r. PHILIP BARLONV HOG!-I, .'I.fJl-Sfflllf llll Plvvsirnl Cll1fIll'l'. RALPH XVILSON HOWE, fls51'.fln11t 1.11 Pl v.v1'rnl Cull11r1'. XVILLIAM EDWARD HOGAN, NLE., ,'l.v51'5fn11f 1.71 Pl'y.f1'1'11l Cll1fll1'F. NL E., Cornell, IQO6. J. E. NICDANIIQL, .ff,f.v1'Jt1111t IAN H1'Jta1og'3' and Embryology. GEORGE Gl.liASON BOGERT, .A.B.,. I5Kl',1'fdIlf 1.11 14IIl1.'l'if!1!1 H1's1ory. A. B., IQO6. ALFRED Hmxnxsox JONES, A.B., flfflvffllllf in Ph1'la.vopl1y. CLARENCE F. I-IUM1-HREY, .flssismnt 1.11 Botany. A. B. B. Sc. University' of Nebraska. .YE W B K. ! 9 , s ' :bifida-1 1 'f'f'7-?'4if5555'ff7': li x H Y- , -gf . ' , S- 1 Zi .. M -' 1' - 'H-1 K '. 1' if,-qisx -- Li vf.'z ',g, . , ' . ,,,v 1 ' Q, -4 -ein V, Q 1: .Y - 5 ' ' ' ky?-.1 If If 5.1.4 ,, .,.i5:,5A.,,:.,k!.-ifg. ,AL 'K ' 'I ,f , 41. I 1,v IGJQ. .S .,,, , - , A' 1. fx :uf J' 1 ' .QQF 'XM- -if - 9 WV 29 Seal and Serpent K Practice and Procedure. I Faculty FRANCIS MILES FINCI-I,A.B.,LL.D.,Professor of the Hzistor'-y and Erfzeritus, and Lecturer on the I-Iistory ana' Evolution of the Law. A. B., Yale, 18493 LL. D., Hamilton, I8805 LL.D., Yale, 1889. York Court of Appeals, 1880-1896. ZF If WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, AB., Professor of Low. A. B., Cornell, I88O. A X, C0 B K. A EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Professor of Low. LL. B., Cornell, I888. WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, B.S., LL.B., Professor of Low. B. S., University of Iowa, 18893 LL. B., 1892. AREDERICK DIAMOND CoLsoN, B.L., LL.B., Instructor in Procedure. B. L., Cornell, 18975 LL. B., 1898. Sphinx Head. .cf X. FLFRED HAYES, JR., A.lVI., LL.B., Professor ofL11fw. A. B., Princeton, 18953 A.lVl., Princeton, 1898, LL.B., Columbia, is A W' 6?+?Wo. s,'i, la 1' '34- ' . ' .,e:zfr, '-wrwf::- Q ,,,. . 1, 5 , -,,,,,,,1 'wf grf' 5 -oi.i21'f::..5a,i:-g.g,-,Q - ' is f Els.. i 2:., 'iIif.21'?Q-Q 1727223 f2. f?3?7jz- v l'f' f'.df-' 451 'Q -f f 4- G J fivgif' 5110 4 ' 'lliif ' .1 - ':111,.'3.f f-rr' I .,sW,f1 1 - 'JT?f:51L ' qs tiiffrxmr-I-. e , ., -1 ' ff J' .5 f fffff A Y 1 , I Aging. f , Xin. 'rdf FRANK IRVINE, B.8., LL.B., Director of the College of Law, and Dean of Zfae Fafulty. Professor of B. S., Cornell. Quill and Dagger. X 07. .E'UOZZlfl.07'l of the Law, Associate Judge New 1898. CP K W, CD BK, XxbvlLl.IAM Macmifxisuko Pork, M.D., LL,D,, Dymo, of Cornell Unlversfly ll'IL'lliL'!1l College, ana' Professor of Gymtfology aml Ol1.VfC'f7'l.t'.f,' G-wzrerologisi 10 Belly- 'vue Hvospffal, anal Obstefrxirzian to EI7IF7'gFI1CJY Lying-in Irlospifal. M. D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 18695 LL. D., University of the South, 18923 LI.. D., Columbia, 1904. Consulting Phy- sician to Saint Luke's Hospitalg to SaintVincent's Hospital, to New York Lying-in Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. Faculty in New York AUSTIN FLINT, LL.D., M.D., Professor Emeritus of Physiology, Consulting Plvysirian to Bellefuue Hosp1'tnl, Preslzlrnt of tlae Consulting llflerllcal Board' of flae llflanlaatfan Hospital for the Insane, llflember fl. A. fl. S. M. D., Jefferson Medical College, 1857, LL. D., 1885. A K K. LEWIS ATTERBURY STIMSON, A.B., lVl.D., LL.D., Professor of Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospzital and Neiv York anal Hudson Street Hospital. A. B., Yale, 1863, M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 18745 LL. D., Yale, IQOO. RUDOLPH AUGUST WITTHAUS, A.M., lVI.D., Professor of Plvysies, Cbernistry, anal Toxicology. A. B., Columbia, 18675 A. M., 18685 M. D., University of New York, 1875. 41 W. WILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., M.D., Professor of Medz'cz'ne,' lfiszizing Physician to Preslzyterlan anrl Bellevue I-Iospiials. Ph. B., Yale, S. S.'S. 1877, M. D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881. A ZF, Q A 2. GEORGE WOOLSEY, AB., lVl.D., Professor offfnatomy ana' Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hospz'tol. A. B., Yale, 1881, M. D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885. Surgeon to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals. 0 ffl 2. 31 JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Plmlg., A.lX'l., lx-l.D., Profefror ofQI1rtetrz'rr, Attmzdzlng Olzstetrician-to the Emergency Hospittzl of Beffefuue Horj1z'tal, Obstetric Surgeon to flflzznlmttafz Mfzternztly and DZ'5fJt'IZJUV'1', Conrufting Obstetrziriarz to the City Iiforpital. Ph. B., Lafayette, 18823 A. B., 1884, A. M., 18865 NLD., New York University, 1885. Z T, dl A7 f. FREDERIC SHEPARD DENNIS, ALB., NLD., F.R.C.S., Proferxor of Clzozztal Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue and Saint lfinrcnfr Hospitafr. A. B., Yale, 18725 Nl. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874. T li. FREDERICK GWYER, lVl.D., Professor of Opetatziive and Clzinziml Surgery, Surgeon Bellwzze and Betb IJII1KIHOJPl.fll!I. M. D., New York University, 1883. KP ,4 f. IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Pl1.B., lW.D., Professor of Pmftiml Hnatomy, Surgeon to Horfenz Hospzitaf. Pli. B., Wesleyan, 1885, M. D., New York University, 1887. .I K E, W .ff f. JAMES EVVING, All, NLD., Profeysor ofPntbo1ogy. A. B., Amherst, 18885 A. M., 18915 M. D., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1891. .I T, KD .4 f, dl B K. JOSEPH EDCIL VVINTERS, NLD., Projierror of Dzrrowr of Cbzltfterz, PZ7'1'Sl.L'lil171 to ffzllfatrz' Park HoJpz'tzzf. M. D., New 37011-I University, 1872. di fi' ff CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, ANT., NLD., Proffsxor of O:Pfl't1II2I0i0g'1V, Szzrgefon to .Nero York Eye ana' Ear Invirnmry, Cozzruftzozg Of7fkIlJ7l77't' Surgeon to Snint Llzkfr mm' Prfrlz-yte1'z'n1z Hofpzi- ttzfs, and Saint Zlffnrylr Hospzltof for Cfaifaltmz. A. B., COlLlIT1l7lI1,IS6al.Q A. Nl., 1867, lNI. D., 1868. NEVV'1'ON BKIELMAN SHAFFER, lX'I.D., Proferror of Ortlfojmmlic Surgery, Sll7gF07Z'Z-ll-Cjbliff to the Netv York State Hosplitol for the fare of the Crzippltfal ami Deformen' CLTZ-fd7'L'?Z, Consult- ing Ortfyojmftif Surgeon to Saint Lukc's and P7'6'I!1yfFl'1'lI7l Horpitnf1', Corzszzftzirzg Surgeon to Nett' fork frztirnzory for Ufomcn and Cbziltfren. M. D., New York University, 1867. CHARLES LOVRLUS DANA, A.lVl., lW.D., Profcrxov' of tlfe Dzlscnsm of the A7crtJoz1.v System, Phy- .rzrznn to Belfefuzze Hoxpzitfzl and to the flfontejfore Hotrzr. l A. B., Dzirtmoutli, 1872, A. M., 18755 M. D., Columbian, 18755 M. D., College of' Physi- cians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. W ln, N .fi Al, Q B K. 32 l i SAMUEL .'xI.EXANDliR, .-YM., NLD., l,!'0f.c'X.YOI' of flu, Dl'JfH.V65 of flu' GL'7Ilil0-Z.27I'1bIZ!1T,V Syftem, Pl1.1'.f1'r1'f111 in B1-ll1'w.'141 l'losp1'h1l mul to flu' lll0Illr'l10l'z' Plame. A. ll., llrilieuton, 1379, A. Nl., 1882, llellevue llospital Nleclical College. CSEORGE 'l'110x1SON l'i1.1.1o'1', .'X.li., NLD.. Prof1'.f.fo1' of lDt'I'lllIIf0l0g-V, Corzxulrizzg Dernzntologfsf to Saint l.1alc1 .r, Columbus, ,mil .Yrzv liurlc ltvzirzxg-1,11 flospfrfzlx. .-X. li., Yale, 13775 Nl. D.. l'niversiryol'l.o11isiana, 1881. .l K E. CHARLES HDNTOON KNIGHT, .'X.Kl., M.D., I'1'nfr.r.fo1' of l.ar-yrzgology, Surgeon to llfanluztfafz lfiw, lim, nml Tlwrmt lrlarpitnl. .fX.B.,XX1II1g1ms, 1Sj1g A. Nl., Ifijgg 31.11, Columbia, 1374. J yi, fl K K. ALEXANDER l.Ax1BIiR'1', AB., lll1.D., M.D., l,I'0f-KXXYJI' of Ijllilllvflll 1llnl1ii'1'111', Plvyxziciinn 10 Belle wir Plospirfil, Consizlling l'l1,v.v1'r1'ur1 .Mr-11 liorlc lnfirnffiry for lliomrn and Clrilflreu and Prrtlf .fl 111 lm-v fl Uffliflll. A. B., Yale, 1384.3 l1h.B., ISSSQ Nl. D., Coluinhia, 1833. .! K E, YP fl' fi. FRANCIS XY. KlURR.-XY, .-YB., M.D., P1'of1':.rur of Cliriirzil S111-g1'r'v, Surgeon 10 ffm' fork H01- priial mul Cozisulliug Surgeon Io Saint l,ulc1 .f Plaspiifrzl. C11A1u.Es Fnwmm NANIMACK, PILB., MD., Pfnfbysof- of Cll'III.L'l1l .l1'rd1'1-ine, Pbyxifimz ra Bfllrfuue l'I0sp1'111l. llli. B., Saint lfrancis Xax'ier's, New York, 1S7Sg M. D., lfellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881. FREDERICK KAMMERER, BLD., Profe5.v0r of Clziizirul Surgery, Surgeon I0 tlvf German and Saint .FVHIIFI-5 Ploxpitals. M. D., University of Freiburg, Germany. PERCIVAL RANNEY BOLTON, Pl1.B., BLD., P70ft'I507' of Clzinziral Szlrgfry, Surgeon to Ne-11' Yorl: Hoxprtnl. Ph. B., Yale, 18863 M. D., Columbia, ISQO. W fl f. XYARREN COLEMAN, A.lW., M.D., Proferror ofClz'n1'eal Meflz'rz'ne, Instrurtar in Materz'a llleilzrri, Tlnerapeutirr, anal Clinical llffealzirzirze, Asxzixtant lfzirzitzirzg Plvyxirimz to Bellevue H0:,b1'tal. A. B., Kentucky University, 18885 A. M., 18895 M. D., New York University, ISQI. dl A I. LEWIS ATTERBURY CONNER, Pl'l.B., M.D., Professor of Cliniml Mealz'cine, l7z'sz'z'z'ng Pby.fz'rz'nn - io tlae Neulxfork Hospz'tal, and A'ttenflz'ng Playsician to the Hadron Street Horpzital. Pl1.B., Yale, 1837, M. D., Columbia, ISQO. Q A 2. ALEXANDER BRYAN ETOHNSON, Pl'1.B., M.D., Professor of Cliniral Surgery ana' Surgeon to ZXlefLU flforlc Iilaspzital. Ph. B., Yale, 1882, M. D., Columbia, 1885. .4 K K. 33 BERTRAM HENRY BUXTON, B.A., M.D., Professor of Experimental Pathology. B. A., Cambridge, England, 1874.3 M. D., New York University, 1891. LD A Z. FREDERICK VVHITING, A.M., M.D., Professor of Otology, Aural Surgeon to Ne-zu York Eye and Ear lntirmary, ana' Surgeon to S01-7'lfB61t'fl70lE7l1E7.U5 Clinic. ADOLPH lNTEYER, M.D., I,L.D., Professor of Merztal Diseases, Director of the Pathological Institute of the Nero fork State Hospiitals, Ward's Islanrl. CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, AB., M.D., Professor of Clinical Surgery, Attending Surgeon to Saint Lul2e's and General lllernorial Hospz'tals. A. B., Harvard, 18865 M. D., 1889. A K K. IVIN SICKELS, lVl.S., lW.D., Assistant Professor of Chemistry anal Physics. Y M. S., College ofthe City of New York, 1874, M. D., University of New York, 1883. JOHN AUC-Usrus HARTWELL, Ph.B., M.D., Assistant Professor of Physiology and Surgeon to the Lincoln Hospzital, Adjunct Assistant Surgeon to Bellevue Hospz'tal. Pb. B., Yale, 1889, M. D., Columbia, 1892. CP A 2. CHARLES NICOLL BANCKER CAMAC, A.B., NLD., Lecturer on ll4lea'icine, Instructor in Mezliczirze anal Physical Diagnosis, Physician to the City Hospital. A. B., University of Pennsylvania, 1892, M. D., 1895. .rl W, 0 A 21. JOSEPH FRAENKEL, M.D., Lecturer on Neurology anal Clinical Instructor in Diseases of the Nervous System and Psychiatry. M. D., lmperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889. N .E N. EDWARD LOUGHBORO KEYES, A.B., lXfl.D., Lecturer on Surgery. lVlAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP, M.D., Lecturer on Pathology anal Instructor in Hz'stology and Path- ology ofthe Ne1'1Jous System, Physician to the City Almshouse. ' M. D., Berlin, 1897 Csuntrna cum lauoleb. A K K. OTTO HENRY SCHULTZE, A.B., lW.D., Lecturer on Pathology anal Instructor in Gross Pathology, President Pathological Society, New York. A. B., College of the City of New York, 1886, Nl. D., Columbia, 1889. A K E, A K K. BENJAMIN TROWBRIDGE TILTON, A.B., lVl.D., Lecturer on Surgery, Instructor in Surgery, Surgeon to the Lincoln Hospzltal, Assistant Surgeon to Bellefuue Plospital. A. B., Harvard, 1890, M. D., Freiburg, 1893. CD A f. JOHN MCGAW WOODBURY, A.B., lVl.D., M.R.C.S., Lecturer on lllunici,Dal Sanitation. A. B., 18795 A. M., Princeton, 1880, M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881, M. R. C. S., London, 1883. VVILLIAM JAMES ELSER, lVl.D., Instructor in Bacteriology. M. D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. di A E. JEREMIAH SWEETSER FERGUSON, M.S., MD., Instructor in Histology. B. S., University ofMaine, 1889, M. S., 18925 lX'l. D., New York University, 1892. lp A 2. 34 ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHISR, Ph.G., M.D., Assistant Professor of Pharmacology. THOMAS XVOOD HASTINGS, A.B., M.D., Professor in Clinical Patlfology. A. B., johns Hopkins, 1894, BI. D., 1898. 0 K T. LOUIS XV.-XRNER RIGGS, AAI., Ph.D., 1ll5fl'lll'f0I' in C.5z'n11'.r!ry ana' Pbysirs. A. M., Uiiivcrsiry of AlZlll1C, 18855 Ph. B., Illinois YVesleyan, 1887, Ph. D., 1894. K 2, TV .fl AV. ISRAEL STR.-XUSS, Al.D., In.vtrurfor in Enzllryology. A. B., Brown, 1894.3 M. D., Columbia, 1898, A. M., 1898. CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS XYOLF, AB., CAI., NLD., Instructor in Physiological Chemistry. B. A., Univursiry of Nlanimbn, 18909 M. D., 1894, C. M., McGill University, 1896. TIIEODORE B. BARRINGER, A.B., NLD., Instructor in Alcfilirine and Clinical llffmlicifle. JOHN XVILLIAMS COE, Ph.B., Kl.D., Assistant in Clinriml Pathology. Ph. B., Yale, 18933 M. D., Johns Hopkins, 1898. JOHN FRANCIS CONNER5, NLD., Drmonstrafor 0ff1Ill7l0IIly, Surgeon to tbc City Alnzsbouse. A K K. GEORGE EUGENE DODGE, B.S., NLD., Instructor in Oprraiiw Surgery, Clinical Instructor in S u 1-gory. B. S., University of Tennessee, 1893, M. D., University of Virginia, 1896. fp A Z. 'W1L1.1AM AUGUSTUS DOWNES, NLD., Instructor in Operatifuc' Surgefy ancl Dcmonstrator of AHOf07lI'V. Nl. D., Columbia, 1895. BARNEY J. DRYFUS, h'l.D., Assistant in C1J6I?ll.5fl y'. SEWARD ERDMAN, NLD., Dl'1ll0ll5fl'lIl0I' of Anatomy. FRANK SIDNEY FIELDER, Ph.B., NLD., Demonstrator ofAnato1ny, Physician to Bellevue Out- Patient Department. Ph. B., Cornell, 1889, Nl. D., Columbia, 1892. A K K. ROBERT E. GABY, B.A., Assistant in Physiology. B. A., Toronto University. I' A, CD A f. GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A.lVI., lVl.D., Instructor in Olzstetrics and Gyncvcology. A. B., Wesleyan, 18883 A. M., 1891, M. D., New York University, 1890. 0 A Z. ROLAND HAZEN, NLD., Dcmonstrcztor of Anatomy. A JAMES MQRLEY HITZROT, A.B., M.D., Instructor in Surgery. BERT RAYMOND HOOBLER, A.M., NLD., Assistant in Clinical Pathology. FREDERICK B. HUMPHREYS, Ph.B., M.D., Assistant in Histology. HAROLD C. BAILEY, M.D., Instructor in Pharmacology. 35 JAMES RAMSEY HUNT, lNl.D., lnrtruetor in Neurology. M. D., University of Pennsylvania, 1893. 0 A 2. FRANK Nl. HUNTOON, M.D., zfsrirtant in Barteriology anal Pathology. LEOPOLD JACHES, lVI.D.,zf5ri.vtant in tlve Pathology anal Hzirtology of tlne Alerfuous System. JAMES CHEW JOHNSTON, A.B., lNfl.D., lnstruetoi in Pathology anal Dermatology. A. B., Johns Hopkins, 18905 M. D., New York University, 1892. A K K, B 0 U. HARVEY E. JORDAN, lW.D., Arfistant in Hzirtolog-y' anal Embryology. FREDERICK LOVE KEAYS, A.B., lVl.D., lnstraetor in Pbysiral Diagnosis BURTON JAMES LEE, Ph.l3., NLD., Demonxlrator of Anatomy. Ph. B., Yale, 1894, M. D., Columbia, 1898. Q A S. HENRY THOMAS LEE, lVl.D., Asxistant in Pathology. M. D., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1898. GUY DAVENPORT LOMBARD, M.D., Amktant lnrtruftor in Hiftology. M. D., New York University, 1896. 0 A 2. ALBERTUS E. ADAIR MOORE, M.D., fnrtruetor in Oortetries. 0 A 28. THOMAS A. NEAL, M.D., ffrrixtant in Grow Pathology. WALTER LINDSAY Nn.Es, M.D., Instructor in Medieine. dl A 2. NATHANIEL R. NORTON, M.D., Inftruetor in Medzicine fp fl Z. JOHN JOSEPH NUTT, M.D., lkmonstrator of Anatomy, Clinieal fnxtruetor in OI'7ll70P68dZ.L' Surgery. di A Z. JOHN ROGERS, A.B., Ph.B., M.D., Inxtrzzetor in Clinieal Surgery, Surgeon to Gozwerneur anal Saint Francis Hospitals, Secretary to tloe Medz'i'al College in Nezv fork City. A. B., Yale, 1887, Ph. B., 1888, M.D., Columbia, ISQI. Q A 2. PHILIP SHAFFER, AB., Ph.D., .45XZ.Jf6l7Zf in Experimental Pathology. MONTGOMERY HUNT SICARD, B.S., MTD., lnstruetor in Plyyfieal Diagnorzr B. S., Princeton, 1894.3 M. D., Columbia, 1898. WILLIAM FLETCHER STONE, Ph. B., Nl. D., fnstruetor in anal Deuzonrtrator of Anatomy. Ph. B., New York University, 1887, M. D., 1890. U7 A 5. GSCAR TEAGUE, M.D., Axsistant in Experimental Pathology. il JOHN CUTLER TORREY, AB., Ph.B., M.D., Fellow in Experimental Patlaology. GEORGE GRAY VVARD, M.D., lnrtraetor in Gynecology. M. D., Long lsland College Hospital, 1891. i 36 NIORTIMER XYARREN, AJS., M.D., dsrfxlnnr in Cllilll-l'lll Pathology. RICHARD XYEII., NLD., Drnlamlrrllm' in Cross Pnlbalogy. JOHN S. NYHIEELRIGHT, AB., NLD., lJt'IllU!lJ'f7'Ilf07' of fllll1f0Nl:U nm! .4.Y5i.Yfl17If in Pbysziofogy. CHARLES CLIFFORD lg.-XRKONVS, A.M., NLD., Cililll-t'f1l Inxtruffar in Surjgfry, Dfpnrtment of Gsi'mz'rolog-y, .'1A'Sli,fII177l' Glvmrrofogist to Bfl11 v11f f'Io.rpff11f. .-X. Rl., University of Virginia, 18765 M. D., 18793 New Yoik L'nive1'sity, 1880. Z Ti. l'l,-XROLD C. BAILEY, fXl.D., Cl1'11l'ml Insirm'for in Szzrgmy. LEROY BROWN, Kl.D., Ijllillliffll lnsfrurtor IIII Sllrgvrvv, Drfmitulrui of G-vrlrrrolog-y. JOHN llERI1ER'1' Cl..-XIBORNI-I, NLD., Ijllvllliffll Izzslrurim' in Srzrgfrv, Drfmrtnlrnt of Opbtbzzl- mofogy. xv.-XLTER AIJAMS lDlJNCKEl., iXl.D., Cf1'u1'ral lr1.vtr'1zrmr in gllfvlzirzizlr, D1'fl11l'lIlIL'IIf ofD145f'a5fs of Clvififwrz, .fsxrflarzf lfliil-flillg l'l'y51i4'1'f1r1 Rlllllllllfij lxlaufl Irfoxpzitul. Rl. D., Columbia, ISQO. l:R.-IINCIS CRUGER lL:DGER'l'ON, M.D., CII-I1Ll'Ill Insfruffor in SIl!'gz'!'.1', Dvlmzrtnzmlt of Dl.5!05P5 of rlm 06111.10-Uri nary Syytvzrl. KI.D.,Columbia,1898. ll I', lp .f-I f. P. HENRY FITZHUGH, N-l.D., Cllilliflll Inftiurfnr In Sll!Ag4.'I Y, Dvfn1rlrm'nt of O7'll7OfIFl1l-C Surgery. ALBERT C. GEYSER, NI.D.,Cliniff1l lnslrurtor I-71 Rz1Jiog1'z1j1lry arm' RIIlfl'0fZ7l'I'Hf-V. CLARK SUMNER CiOUI.D, Cffnirnl 1n.vt1'ur!0r I-Tl S141'gw'y. JOHN PRESCOTT GRfNN'f, BLD., Cllnziml lrzstruftor in S1n'gvr'y. ISIDORE LEON HILL, AB., iYl.D,, Clli7lI.l'tlI Iusiruftnr in Of1.vtvf1'z'rs. N .fl N. AUGUST HOCH, lXl.D., Clziniral fnstrzlftor fn Allftflifl-710, DFPIII'fIIIFllf of Pxyrlfopatlvology. ARCHIBALD EZEKIEL lsAAcs, MD., Cfinzirczf Imtrurtor in Siu-gm-y. Nl. D., New York University, 1886. GEORGE H. KIRBY, lX'l.D., Clzinzicaf fnrtruftor in 1lfIf11'z'1'1'nr, Dfpnrtnzrnt of Pxyfbolbatlaofogy. GEORGE BIRMINGHAM NTCAULIFFE, AB., lVl.D., Cfinifal fmirurfor I-11 Surgery, Departmerzt of Qtologvv. ff K K. JAMES EDVVARD NEWCOMB, AB., lVI.D., Cfiniral fmtrurtar 1.71 Surgery, Dfpartment 0fLf1ry11- gology and Rbzinology, COHJUZfZ'Hg La1'y1zg0lag1'.vt ta Roonfwft Hoypziral. A. B., Yale,188og M. D., Columbia, 1883. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Pl1.G., lVl.D., Cfzinzical Instrudor in Surgvry, Dt'1DHTffIlfHf of Opfytbaf- nmlogy, l!J'.Yi.S'ftl?'lf Surgeon to Ne1u York Eye and Em' I7I7g1'Nll11'-Y, Opbtbnlnzic Surgeon to ibe Worlafaouxe and Almsbouxcf Ho5pz'taI:. Pl1.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 1887g M.D.,NeW York University, ISQI. di Af. 37 I HANS SCHWARTZ, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department ofDer1natology. GUSTAVE SEELIGMANN, M.D., Clinical Instruetor in Obstetricf. VVILLIAM SHANNON, AB., M.D., Clzlnleal Inftruetor in Medicine, Department of Dzkeaxes of C la il al ren . A. B., New York- University, 18355 NI. D., 1389. cb A 2. HARRY MORTIMER ARCHER, NLD., Clinical 1f.v.vz'5tant in Surgery. BENJAMIN S. BARRXNGER, BS., M.D., Clinital .4J.rz'.ftant in Surgery, Department of Genito- Urlnary Surgery. SHERMAN BROWN, M.D., Cll'HZ.Cl1I14IJ'Z.5fdHf1.71 Medzlelne, Department of Diseaxes of the Nervous ' System. FRANK THOMAS BURKE, NLD., Clinical 1Y.f:z'.vtant in Surgery, Department of Laryngology anal Rlvinology. EARLE CONNER, NLD., Clzlnieal d.v.vz'.vtant zln Surgery, Department of Qtology. H. E. COOK, BLD., Cllnzlml Axszlstant in Surgery, Department of Otology. ROBERT MORRIS DALEY, NLD., Clfnzleal Affiftant in M'ealz'rz'ne, Department of Dz'5ea.ve5 of tlae Nervous Syxtem. - NI. D., Columbia, 1896. SAMUEL RTORLEY EVANS, M.D., Clinical Asxixtant in Medz'ez'ne, Department of Dzxeaxex of Clailzlren. J. H. CUDMORE, ffssixtant Plyyxitrian. GEORGE W. KUNZ, M.D., Clinieal zY.f.fiStant in Surgery, Department of Otology. E. LOVEJOY, M.D., Asxistnnt Surgeon. L. B. MONORT, M.D., Assistant Surgeon A. GILMOUR, M.D., Axsistant Surgeon J. A. MULCAHY, M.D., Assixtant Surgeon E. CONNEL, M.A., Assistant Surgeon P. W. ROBERTS, M.A., Assistant Surgeon D. VV. MACKENZIE, Alsxistant Surgeon S. D. ABRAMS, M.D., zfsxistant Surgeon. R. LEROY HUTTON, M.D., Assistant Plyyszlezlan MERCKEI., zfxsistant PlJy5z'eian. JOHN H. P. HODGSON, NLD., Clinical dsstftant in Medz'tz'ne, Department of Diseasex of Cbzll- dren. WILLIAM JONES, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Tlaerapeutiex. ALEXANDER S. LEVERTY, M.D., Clinical Astzlvtant in Mediez'ne, Department of Dz'sea.ves of the Nerfuoux Syxtem. 38 CHARLES AMBROSE JXIACK, AB., NLD., Cllrzlrfll flxslstant ln zwrellelzze, Department of Laryn- gology and Rlwfnology, Surgeon lvose mul Tlvront Department, Bellefvzze Ho:pz'tal. BI. Syracuse, I899. N I IV. LESLIE J. RIEACHAM, NLD., Cllrlfenl flsxllxtrlrzt fn .Uee1'1'r1'ne, Department of DIIJKZIIEJ of tl1e N'rr'uou5 Syxrvm. M. D., Cornell, 1902. Q 1' fp. XYALTER C. BIONTGONIERY, BLD., Clfnftul fI.f.VI'5llIIIl In Surgery, Department of Lnryzzgology aml Rblrzalogy. IYATH.-KN S. ROBERTS, NLD., Cllnlrul .'I.Y.Vl'5flHl1 fn SIlI'gUI V, DA'fJtl!'fIlIl'I1f of Otology. FRANK NV. ROBERTSON, NLD., Clznzllrnl .J.Y.fl..fllIllf fn IUnl1'r1'11e, Department afD1':ea.fe: of tlae Afrrvuo Il .f Sym' m . PERRY SCI-IOONMAKER, BLD., Cl!-IIIAA'lI, . l.f.fI-.ffllllf ln S1n'g1'ry, Departnzent of Lat-yngology and Rlvirzology. HENRY SCOTT, NLD., Clfrzzrrzl .flxxlxiazzi ln Surgery, Deparinlfnt of Ortlvoperllfe Surgery. TOYOHIKO TAKAMI, NLD., Cllrlfrzzl .r'1.v51'5ta11i in Surgery, Dr'l7l1I'lIIIFlZf 0jfD1.5t l1A't'.Y of tlJe Genito Urln ary S-J'5lc'll1 . VICTOR CORSE IQHORNE, PILB., NLD., ClI.l1I.flIl .flsflxtanl ln SIH'gt'f y, Department oftlve Genita- Url nary Syxiem. FRANK CLARK XVEOMANS, AB., NLD., Cl:-l11'I'al.45.r1'5Ia1zt fn Surgery, Department of the Genita- U1l.I1Gl'-J' System. A. B., Yale, 18975 M. D., Cornell, IQOO. Chiefs of Dispensary Staff FREDERICK L. KEAYS, NLD., Department of lwefllelrze. GEORGE D. HAMLEN, NLD., Department of Obstetrifx and Gynfcealogy. FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, M.D., Department of Gerzzto-Urinary Dlxeases. J. RAMSAY HUNT, M.D., Department of Neurology. PRESCOTT GRANT, M.D., Department of Surgery. AUGUST HOCH, NLD., Department of Psychopathology. JAMES C. JOHNSON, M.D., Department ofDern1aIology. GEORGE B. JVICAULIFFE, M.D., Department of Oiology. JAMES E. NEWCOMB, M.D., Department of Laryngology. WALTER A. DUNCKEL, M.D., Department ofPea'z'at1'z'es. ROBERT G. REESE, M.D., Department of Ophthalmology. GUSTAV T. RUCKERT, Ph.G., Apothecary. J. TI-IORN WILSON, Managz'ng Clerk of the College. JESSIE P. ANDRESEN, Assixtarzt Secretary ana' Stenograplaer to the Medieal College. WALTER R. SHEPARD, Bookkeeper. 39 Faculty in Ithaca ARRAM TUCKER KERR, B.S., MD., Sefretary of tfzte College at Itbaza. HURT GREEN WILDER, BS., Professor ofNe14rology, Vertebrate Zoology, and Pbysiology. BS. Qsumrna fum Ioudej, Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard, I862Q M.D., Harvard, 1866. EDWARD LEAWNGTON NICHOLS, B.S., Ph.D., Professor of Pbysius. HS., Cornell,1875g Pl1.D.,G6ttingen, 1879. .I ln, 5' 5. SIMON llliNRY GAGE, BS., Professor of Pfistology amz' Efrzbryofogy. BS., Cornell, 1877. J l', Q ln 0. VERANUS ALVA MOOIQE, B.S., Nl.D., Professor of Comjmrotzlfue and Vetrrz'1znr'y Pathology and Bneteriology. HS., Cornell, 1887, Nl. D., Columbian University, 1890. Q f K, IV .Y IX7, f 3. I1OUIS NlUNROE IDENNIS, Pl1.B., BS., Professor of fnorganre Chemistry. PILB., University ofNlicl1igan, 18853 B. S., 1886. W' If XVILLIAM RIDGELY QRNDORFF, AB., li'l1.D., Professor ofOrg1lr11'u tZ1Zl!PlJj'5i0I0g1.Cl1Z Clvenzzistry. A.B.,Jol1ns Hopkins, 18845 l7l1.D., 1887. N 2 N. ERNEST GEORGE lNlERR1TT, ME., Professor of Physics. ABRAM FTUCKER KERR, BS., NLD., Professor of zfnatomy, Serretary of the tlffealifal College at ftfonra. l3.S., Cornell,1895gNl.D., University of Buffalo, 1897. B 0 H, N f N, f Q. GEORGE SYLVANUS NlOLER, A.B., NLE., Assistant Professor of Physics. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, l7l1.D-, M.D., Asszlstnnt Professor of Pbysiofogy. A.B.,l3ucl1tel College, 18935 NLS., Cornell, 1894.5 Pl1.D., 1895. W J 0, N 5' N. EMILE NlONN1N CHAMOT, BS., Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of .NIZICTU-EIJENYZICHZ and Sarzitary and Toxirologiml Clvetzzfstry. BS., Cornell, 1891, lil1.D., 1897. 40 JOHN SANFORD SHEAR!-QR, HS., l'h. D., ,flsnxrmfr !J7'0fI'SJ07' of l'l'yx1':s. BS., Cornell, 1393: l'h.l7., IQOI. lfARNEST liLAKER. BS., l7lI.l7., . lJ'.Vl-Sfllllf Pl'llf!'XJU!' of ljlvysllipv. BS., Liniversiry of Kansas, 1393, I'h.I7.,Co1-null, IQOI. I E, H 61 H. l'lL'f.I-I UANIIEI, REI-ZD, I3.S., Pl1.l3., ,'l.f.Yl-Sfllllf Profrxxor of Sy:h'11111t1'1' mm' Economif Zoology. l3.S., Cornell, 13119: l'h.lJ., Cornell, 1903. AlCI11lJC'I' of American Medical Association, Klcdicul Society State of New York. .Y E. EUGENE BAKER, l3.S., hl.D., f.1'u!111'1'1' on Ol15fff1'1'1'5 111111 P1'z1I't1'1'v of !l'fv1f1'11'111' l3.'S., Cornell, BLU., linivcrsity Ol-AliCl1lg1ll'l. Al.-XRTIN BUEL 'l'lNKl:IR, l5.S., M.D., I.rI-11m-1- on Sll7',Qc'l'J'. B.S.,l'l:1rx'z1r1lg NLD., JelTerson Nlcdiczll College. IV .Y Af. SAMUEL l'lOXV.-XRD BURNIETT, A.hl., A.l3., l3.V.hl., Inxtrilvtoz' Illi Prztlwlogy and Baffrrziofogy. MA., Cornell, 1396: D.V.M., 1902. ARTHUR XVISSLEY BROWNE, MS., l,h.D., fI.v51's!1111r Profvyxor of IIl07'gll7ll'LA and .ffrzzzfyticcl Cb t m 1451 ry . B.S., Wesleyan, IQOOQ Al.S.,IQOl1 l'h.D., Cornell, IQO3. fl .1 IP, ID B K, I' 5. THOMAS G. DELBRIIDGE, AB A.B., Union, IQO3. K ,1', RALPH CUTH BERT SNOWDON ., flJ.f1'm111i I-71 ClJt,IlII.JfI'J'. ID B K, 2' E. , A.B., III,f1'I'llt'f0l' 111 Clvczlilixfr'-y. GEORGE C. ROBERTSON, AB., Irzxfrzzrtor I-ll Cl7PI7II.Ifl'-V. AIELVIN DRESBACH, M.S., M Nl. S., Ohio State, M.D., JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY, A.M., .D., Il1.YfI'lll'fUf 1.71 Pbyxziofogy. Y' Ohio Medical University. f E, N .. N NLD., fnshuftor fn flnatonzy. N I' N. VVESLEY lVlANNING BALDWIN, Assixtarzt Demonstrator in Anatomy. f E, F A. EFFIE ALBERTA READ, A.lVl., First zY.v:1':iant in H1'stoIog'y and Enilzryology. JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE, Ph.B., M.S., flsximznt 1.11 Claenzii-try. lVlOR'I'IMER JAY BROWN, B.S., Amlvtant in Claemisiry. EARL VINCENT SWEET, AB., .4.f.v1'stant in H1'stoIogy and Embryology. J ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A.B., A.lVI., AISl.If!Z71f in Nezcrology and Verteomte Zoology. - Er.. JOHN ALEXANDER BLACK, AB., A751-istant in Cbemixtry. 41 JESSE RANDOLPH PAWLING, A.NI., Assifzont in Physiology 25114. FRED F. SHETTERLY, A.B., zfsszklant in Clnerrzzixtry. HOWARD WELCH, .fffszlxtont zln Hixtologyf and Embryology A.B., HS., .Agricultural University of Missouri. CD I' A ROSCOE CONKLIN VVILSON, NLD., Ph.C., A'.v5z'.vtont in M0fU71U Medzra and Pbarmacolog FLOYD ROBBIN WRIGHT, AB., NLD., Assistant in Hzistology and Fmbryolovy and dfszxiant Demonrtraior of Anatomy. BENONI AUSTIN PLACE, AB., AM., Asszistanz' zln Hz'51oIogy and Embrvolooy A.B., and A.Nl., Ohio University. J. PARSONS SCHAEFFER, AB., NLD., Demonstrator of f1716lf077ly BE., NLE., Keystone Normalg G. Emb., United States Colleve of Embalminv, NI D University of Pennsylvania. A. A. G. E. F. LUNDELL, AB., A.f:z'.vtant in Cloenzzlvfry. FREDERICK W. STORRS, AB., Asxzktont in Claemixtry. HARRY VV. REDFIELD, A.B., .ffxszixtant in Cfaemzixtry. CHARLES S. GWINN, AB., Axfzlvtant in Cbemzlrtry. GEOEKGE NORMAN PEASE, AB., M.D., ff.f.vz'.ftanI Denzonxtraior of Anatomy Book and Bowl, Savage Club. N Z N, X W. HOWARD LOVE PRINCE, NLD., Axxzixtant Demonstrator 0 Anatomy JOHN EDMON lN'lCDANIEL, Pl1.B., Ph.Nl., Axsistant in Hzstolovy and Embryology Qtitgzrwg-wancgffgwmu-TQ?fonn 'gg v A . l 'L ' v ff . gas - : K :I I ' -A 1 'ax K A... 1i,. I fi , Af , 'ET ' N.,-ws: ,gg If s A -I . Z 5 X 7 1 4' f . ...,, :w ,Z avii.-..i9 '9:i s'l? 'u 'fvvf WSP 5, 42 if iii. .1 l lf?-'jr-5-gf i -sf-Elm-l r-'Fd JAMES LAW, l1'.R.C.V.S., Dirertor of the State Veter- Infzry College and Professor of Przinrlijlfes and ljftlffill' of 1,'l'ft'7'IiIIlll'-1' llferfirine, Veterinary Sani- tary Srrrrz 4'f' , and Voterzinory Tlverapezztzrs. XRS., lfclinburgli Veterinary College, 1857, M.R.C.V.S., Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons, Great Britain, 18635 F.R.C.V.S., 1870. .Y E. - ' - ' Faculty SIMON HENRY GAGE, HS., Professor of I-Iistology and Embryology. B.S., Cornell,1877. .1 1'.r VERANUS ALVA NIOORE, B.S., M.D., Professor of Comparotifue and Veterinary Potlvologyqand Boeteriology, and of Meat Inspection. B.S., Cornell, 13875 M.D., Columbian University, 1890. KP .5 K, N 2' N, f E. WALTER LONG VVILLIAMS, V.S., Professor ofPrz'nf1'pIes and Praetziee of Veterinary Surgery, Obstetries, Zooteebny, and 7urz'sprudenee. V.S., Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. 2 E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.Sc., D.V.lVl., Professor of Veterinary Physiology anal. Pbarma eology. B.S., Cornell, 18905 D.Se., 18945 D.V.M., 1899. I E. , GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, D.Sc., D.V.M., Professor of Veterinary Anatomy and ffnotomifol Methods. B.S., Cornell, 18895 D.Sc., 18935 D.V.M., 1900. Q E K, 2 E. 4-3 SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, NLS., D.1W.V., lnstruffor' in Comparativae Patlvolagy anal Bacteri- ology. A.B,. Cornell, 18925 NLS., 18965 D.V.M., 1902. I' E. WALTER JENNINGS TAYLOR, D.V.M., Instructor in Barteriology. Y' CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, AB., LLB., Secretary of tlJe College. AB., Cornell, LLB., Albany Law School. Life Trustee of Cornell Universityg Life Trustee Of Cornell Library Association. A TQ GRACE E. KINNEY, Librarian of the Roswell P. Flower Lilzrary. HENRY HIRAM VVING, NLS., Professor of Animal I-Iusbanalry. VT 4.-. LOUIS NTUNROE DENNIS,IJl1.B., BS., Prof exsor of lnorganir Claemistry. WILLIAM RIDGEWAY OHNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Organic Cbemisfry. EARL V. SWEET, AB., lnst 1'zl rior in Hz'stology and Emlwyolagy. EFFIE ALBERTA READ, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Assistant in Histology anal Embryology. JOSEPH H. IIATHAVVAY, A.M., NLD., Assistant in Histology and Embryology. A CASSIUS WAY, B.Ag., AB., Assistarzt in Barteriology. JOHN FRED NIILLAR, D.V.M., Assistant in Cliniral Surgery. LEE SELDON BACKUS, D.V.M., Assisrant in Veterinary Physiology and Materia Medica. VAUGHN WESLEY ROOD, Demonszrator in Anatomy. HARRIS B. TILLON, Demonstrafor in Anatomy. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWN, MS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor in Chemistry. HARRY ISAAC ANDREWS, NLD., Assistant in Histology and Embryology. HOWARD WELCH, AB., Assistant in Histology and Embryology. FRED P. SHETTERLY, Assistant in Clvemistry. 44 - v fq 1 f of see-A A 1- ff' ' . V . .. 7' ' '. X 1 - If 1 . Q I ,.q K,4Z . .. 4 . . , Hg li , A - . W. , . ,. .. 9 , . ,, m y ii N LIBl'IR'I'Y HYDE BAILEY, NLS., Dirertor of the College of ,-lgrirult1u'r, Dean of tivo Forulty, antl Professor of Rural Eronomy. l3.S., Nlicliigun Agricultural College, 1882, M.S., 1885. ID .I H. Faculty ' XA ' 4' A' ' GEORGE CHAPMAN CALDWELL, B.S., l7l1.D., Professor '2 3. A of Cl7L'lII!iSfI'-Y Emeritus. 'f l W. I A 'IOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, BS., Professor of Entomo- '.:. L : Q-A ky y logy and General lnfurrtebrott' Zoology. ,Mi l3.S.,C0rnell,187.1,. J r, 5 E. 1 xiii HENRY HIRAM XYING, Alb., Professor of .flnnnol lf.: H H I Fw injgg 3 Plusbontlry. l3.Agr., Cornell, 1881g lVl.S. in Agr., 1891. 2' :. JOHN CRAIG, lVl.S., Professor of Hortirultztre. B.S., Iowa State College, 1898g M.S.A., Cornell, I899q F.R.H.S., F.A.A.A.S. ISAAC ROBERTS, Nl.Agr., Professor of ,flgrifulture Emeritus. lVl.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878. RAYMOND ALLEN PEARSON, M.S. in Agr., Professor of Dairy lndustry. B.S., in Agr., Cornell, 18945 M. S. in Agr., 1899. l7.A.A.A.S., A Z, P fl, ll E. HERBERT WEBBER, lVl.A., Pl1.D., Professor of Experinieiztol Plant Biology. THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON, Pl1.D., Professor of Experimental flgronomy. BENJAMIN M. DUGGAR, M.S., Ph.D., Professor of Plant Physiology. MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND, B.S. in Agr., flssistnnt Professor of Efonornie Entomology. B.S. in Agr., Cornell, 1892. Fellow in American Association for the Advancement of Science, Member of Association of Economics, Entomologists, anfl of Entomological Society ofWasl1ington. F. A. A. A. S., 2 E, P fl. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUG1-1, BS., Assistant Professor of Claenzistry in its Relations witla Agriculture. B.S., Cornell, 1896. JOHN LEMUEI, STONE, B.Agr., Assistant Professor of flgronomy. B.Agr., Cornell, 1874. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Poultry Huslzandry. B.S. in Agr.,iCornell, 1890. .Y E, A Z. GEORGE NIEMAN LAUMAN, B.S.A., lnstruttor in Rural Erononzy and Secretary of tlre Faculty of the College of zlgrieulture. B.S.A., Cornell, 1897. ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY, Ph.B., Ph.D., Instruttor in Entomology. Ph.B.,Corne-ll, 1900. P A. , GEORGE W. TAILBY, JR., B.S.A., Stoekman ana' Instructor in Animal Husbandry. 2 E, A Z. 4-5 VNJILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, B.S., PlI.D., lnstruetor in Entomology. B.S., De Pauw, IS97g Pl1.D., Cornell, IQO3. HERBERT HICE WHETZEL, AB., Assistant Professor of Botany. A.lVl.,0BK,fE,CDAO. , ELMER O. FIPPIN, B.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Agronomy with Referenee to Soils. A Z. GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN, Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of Agronomy. B.Sc., University Nebraska, lVl.S.A., Cornell, Pl1.D., Cornell. .fi 3, lj A. XNILLIAM ALONZO STOCKING, JR., MS. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Dairy Bacteriology. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, PlI.D., Assistant Professor of Limnology, Assistant Professor of Hortieultztre. LOVS-'ELL BYRNS JUDSON, A.B., B.S., Assistant Professor of Hortziculture. CHARLES SCOON WILSON, AB., M.S. in Agr., Instr-urtor in Hortieulture. NIERRITT WESLEY HARPER, M.S., lnstruetor in Animal ltluslzandry. B.Sc., Ohio State, IQOI, M.S., Illinois, IOO2. BRYANT FLEMING, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Rural Art. WILLIAM C. BAKER, B.S.A., Assistant Professor of Drawing. JOHN WALTON SPENCER, Supervisor in Extension Department. ANNA BOTSEORD COMSTOCK, B.S., Lecturer in Nature Study. ALICE GERTRUDE MCCLOSKEY, Assistant Supervisor in Extension Department. MARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, Superfuisor Farmers' Wives' Reading Course. CHARLES HENRY TUCK, Superfuisor Farmers' Reading Course. AB., Cornell, A ln. JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Pl1.D., Assistant Cloemist in tlve Experiment Station. Ph.D., Cornell, BS., I8Q5g IQOO North Carolina College. CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK, BS., Assistant Agronomist in tlJe Experiment Station. HS., University of Vermont, M.S.A., Cornell. .Y E, .S N. HARVEY LYON AYRES, Creameryman. JESSE BAKER NORT'ON, M.S., Assistant Biologist in .Experiment Station. CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY, AB., Assistant Entomologist in tlye Experiment Station. HAROLD ELLIS ROSS, B.S.A., Assistant in Dairy lndustry. I CHARLES HERBERT VAN AUKEN, Assistant in Animal Hztsbrzndry. CLARENCE A. ROGERS, MS. in Agr., lnstruetor in Poultry liluslrandry. PAUL WHITE, AB., lVl.S. in Agr., lnstruetor in Farm Corps. WILFORD M. WILSON,M.DL, Leetuier in llfleteorology fdetailecl by Weather Bureau, United States Department of Agriculturej. ALBERT DAVIS TAYLOR, lVl.S. in Agr., lnstruetor in Rural Att. HOWARD W. RILEY, NLE., lnstrztetor in Farm llflecloanies. GEORGE WALTER 'TAILBY, Farm Foreman. CHARLES EDWARD HUNN, Gardener. EDWIN S. DE LANY, Accountant. HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S. in Agr., Assistant in Dairy Lalloratory. VVALTER VVAGER HALL, Assistant in Clyeese Making. XNEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFIT'H, Assistant in Butter llflalzing. CHARLES CLEVELAND I'lEDGES, B.A., Assistant in Clftemistry. DONALD REDDICK, A.B., Assistant in Plant Pathology. JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY, AB., Assistant in Entomology. LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR, B.S., Assistant in Hartirulture. ALLAN FERGUSON, Assistant in Clieese lllaking. V lViINNIE JENKINS, B.S. in A., Assistant in Dairy Baeteriology. ADA E. GEORGIA, Assistant in Natitre Study. CLARA NIKON, Assistant in Poultry Husbarzrlry. ORA SHERMAN MORGAN, A.B., lVl.S. in A. Fellow. GILBERT A. RENNEY, Sujretintenrlent of lllailing-rooms. Qlun C ' L , ,V ,1 A '4 J f lll'lx C :J T1 S . Z . C1.Amf:NcE AUGL'S'I'lNE RlARTlN, Proffsmr of .41-flu 5 . . . . 3 frrfzm' 111 fllllfgl' of flu' Collrgf of A1'flJ1?ffture. -a . .A..1.A., w 1 J, 14. A. 1. A. E Faculty THE REVAEREND CHARLES BABCOCK, A.M.,'P:-aff-.fmr of Arflaifmure, Emeritus. A.B., Union College, 18475 A.M.,185o. ZF I . H.lVl.A.l.A., H.C.M.R.I.B.A. OLAP lNlARTINUS RRAUNER, 14J'Il'.l'fl1IZf Profcsxor of D1 a-wing ann' Pc11'ntz'ng. ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, BS., M.Arcl1., Asxisimzt Profenor of Arrluiertzlre. BS., Universify of Illinois, I8Q.1.Q Nl. Arch., IQO3Q A.l.A. T B H. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, B.P., A.lVl., flzxirufior 1.71 Fzwflyand Drawing and Modeling. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, lNfl.l2., In.ftrucz'or in Freelmna' Drmuing. T. B. EVERMANN, 111511145101 in Arcbitecfure. Quill and Daggerg Savage Club. 0 J X. 47 FUGENF EIWIN HASkFLL CE Dnefror the oiie e of Czfvzi Engznemzn and Pro essor r Experimental Hydrauizrs Faculty CHARLES I EE CRANDALL CE. Professor o Railway Engineering ami Geodesy. C.E., Cornell, 18725 lVl.C.E., 1876. lVl.A.S.C.l2., JI,f:. IIRVING PORTER CHURCH, CE., Professor of Applied Aferbanzirs and Hyrirr1uiz'rs. C.E., Cornell, 18735 lVl.C.E., 1878. Associate Member American Society Civil Engineers. el Ii, f E. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.E., Professor of Bridge Engineering C.E.,Lehigh, 1877. T B U, .S E. HENRY NEEI.Y OGDEN, C.E., Assistant Professor of Sanitary Engineering. C.E., Cornell, 1889. Associate Member American Society Civil Engineers 21 E. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Assistant Professor of Drawing. Z ZF. OSKAR AUGLTS'I'lJS JOHANNSEN, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Structural Engineering. B.S., University of lllinois, 18945 A.lVl., Cornell, 19025 Ph.D., IQO4.. I' fl, 2' E, T B H. ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER, ES., ffssistant Professor of Experirnerziai Hydrauizies. HS. and B.S. in Mining, University of VVashington, 19005 Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. Asso- ciate Member American Society Civil Engineering. Q F J, I E. FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., lNl.C.E., Assistant Professor of Cifuii Engineerin C. E., Cornell, 18975 M. C. E., 1898. A. M. A. S. C. E. CRA MINER LELAND, B.S., CC. EJ, Instrurtor in Cifoii Enginoerznn B. S., QC. EQ, University of Michigan, 1900. MILES ALBION POND, Pl1.B., Instrurtor in Cifuii Engineering Ph. B., Yale, 1895. SEYMOUR STANTON GARRETT, C.E., Instrurtor in Cifuii Engineering ERNEST W. RETTGER, PILD., fnstruetorin Ci-vii Engineering. ALGERNON CHARLES IRWIN, B.S., Instructor in Cifuii Engineering. WILLIAM EUGENE PIPER, B.S., fnstructor in Cifuii Engineering. SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTHROYD, HS., lVl.S., Instrurtor in Cifoii Engineering. g. 48 FRANCIS blostfrn Siamw, B.S., Tuff.: College Inm-ufzor in Cifufl E11f'LI1l'FI'1i7lU. A. A. S. C. P15 Associate Member Military Service Institution of UniteclNStates of America J T J. DONALD DERICKSON, C.li., 111.th'ur10r fn Crfufl Erzgziizvnzlrzg. C. E., Dartmouth. l'yramicl. .ll fl E, F1 N E. JOHN RALEIGH ELDRED, l3.S., 1llJ'fl'll1'f0I' in Civil lfllgrzzvcrfrzg. li. SC., R. l. State. HERBERT AUGUST CSEHRING, C.lf., Irlsirurtm' In C1 1.'il Ellgl-!Il'L'l'I.llg. N - x C Ia., Cornell, ..' .fl E. CHARLES l-.HOPOLD XYALKER, C.I2., ln.ttrurfo1' in Cffvfl Ell'glilIt'FI'IA!lg. C. lf., Cornell, 1904. ll fl. KENNETH BERTKAND Cl-URNER, CE., M.C.E., Instructor fn CIM! En ' ' gzmvrifzg. C. lf., Cornell, Iooqgg Nl. C. If., Cornell, IQOS. Ross CSILMORE AlARVIN, Nl.lf., fr:5h'ur!m in Cffuff Ei1giz:n'rf11g. 'IOHN SAMUEL STANDT, A.l3., A.h l., IlI.Yfl'llr'f0I' in Cifuil .EIlgI'!It'1'?'i7lg. A. M., lfranklin and Nlarshall College. L. V. EDWARDS, C.lf., Irufrurior in Cl-UI., I1lIIgliIIl'c'l'l.l1g. C. E., North Carolina Agricultural and lX'llUCl1llHlC1ll College. DALTON Motu-IAU, BS., 1u.rtrm'1or In Cl'i'I.l Ef1gl4l1L't'l'l'7lg. B. S., Michigan Agricultural College. ,IAMES V. HOWE, BS., lzzstrurlor fu Crturif EIlg1.ll1'z'l'Illlg. HORACE FDVVARD CHANDLER. BS., 1n.vfrurtm'1'n Cff1.'r'f E11gz'r1fr1'1'r1g. B. S., Brown. Junior A. S. C. lf. .Y E. LEONARD ALEXANDER LAVYRFNCE, BS., IIl.fl7'lll'f0l' in Cl.Ul'l Er1gz'r1ffr'i11g. PAUL l'l. l.,lNDERWOOD, C.E., Insrrurlor in Cliiflil Er1g1'11e'av'r'1'ng. C. E., Cornell. JOHN CLARENCE lX'lCCURDY, BS., Intirurtor' in Cffvil E71gI.I7l'F7'i71g. ll. S.,,Grove City College. SCOTT B. LILLY, C.lf., Insfrurlor in Cl.U!'l Eng1':zfv1'z'ng. SYDNEY L. CHAFFEE, PlI.B., C.l2., fnxtrurtor fn C1'Ul.l E11g1'm'1'7'1'11g. Ph. B., VVestern Reserve University. FREDERICK DUANE SHEFFIELD, AB., I Jtrurtor in Cllillil Ellgl-l16P7'l.11g. fl ,XI ---an--n-----T---in-nvrnzgzsmrr gt: may Iii. l .. I' i f 55 1 ' . ,.' - ' - ' . I J ' 'f f I, f V -Q. x I ts- ' il . .15 l I, K. Mfb-'TTI 7 7 W -l V' - hxsyiu .. N 4. 'Z .. Zh . 1 'gif ' 49 ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH, B.M.E., M.M.E., Director of Sibley College and Professor of Steam Engi- neeringf B. M. E., Cornell, 1878, lNl. Nl. E., 1886. - 0 41 X3 Quill and Dagger. Faculty ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER, M.S., C.E., M.M.E., Pwfessor of .Experimental Engzineering. C. E., University of Michigan, 18753 Nl. S., Nlichigan Agricultural College, 18775 M.M. E., Cornell, 1888. Nlember A. S. M. E., A. I. M. E., A.S.H., and V. E. Ll T Ll, 2' E. I'lERBERT WADE HIBBARD, A.B., A.Nl., ALE., Professor of M6flJU11Z.fUl E7zgz'nee1'1'ng of Rail- ways. A. B., Brown, 18865 lX'T. E., Cornell, 18915 A. M., Brown, 1899. First Sibley Prize, 1890. Nlernber A. S. M. E., A. R. Nl. M. A., M. C. B. A. 2 E. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Professor of Machine Design. A. B., Stanford, 1896. Member A. S. Nl. E. 2' E. HENRY l'lUTCHINSON NORRIS, NLE., Professor of Eleetrieal Engineerzn Nl. E., Cornell, 1896. 2' E. CARL CLAPP THOMAS, lW.E., Professor ofMar1'ne Engineering.: M. E., Cornell, 1895. 2' E, Z P H. GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT, .4J'Sl.Jfl17Zf Professor of Naval ffrelniteeture. Acacia, Anclersonian Institute, Member Institute of Naval Architects, London, Institute of Naval Architects, New York, and Institute of Naval Architects, Japan, Engineer and Shipbuilders Institute, Scotland, Associate Technical Maritime, Paris. Z' E. HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Assistant Professor 0fEXP27'll7Zf1'll'6ll Engineering. Nl. E., Cornell, 1897. 0 I K, .S E. . 50 XYILLIAM NIcIIo1.s ISARNAIQIJ, NI.Ii.,.rlm'smf1r Pmfr-:mr of Sfmm EHgI.IlUF7'lIZg. M.F.,C0rnell,1S9j. I E. VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF, C.lf., flifliiffllll P1'afr.f:or of 1f.x'pm1'I1Ir1Ilr1l Erzgzirirfrirzg. C. li., Institute of thc Ways Ol.c.l0l11ITillT1lCIlIl0l'l, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 13975 Adjunct of Applied Mechanics, IQOZ. Q' E. GEORGIZ STANLEY Al.-XCONIBER, M.l'i., .'ls.vI'stf111r Pl'0f1'.fI0l' of EIL-'ci1'z'1'z1l Eflgl-7Zt'f'7'l-Ylg. M. Ii., Cornell, 1900. CLARENCE BOYD l'l1RSH1-'ELD, BS., M.M.lf., . l5J'l-.fftlllf Prof1'.r.t0r of Steam Ellglillffllillg. B. S., University of California, IQOZQ Nl. M. lf., Cornell. .Y E. HOWARD lJRYSD'.-XLR l'lESs, Rl.lf., .'I.f5IiJ'ftIIIf P1 ofrxsor' of Jlffzirlyrirzz' Drrzigrz. KI. E., Lehigh. T B ll. GEORGE FREDERICK BLESSING, l3.M.lf., M.lf., Pl1.D., .1.v.vI'J1zI1It IJVUIIESSUI of llflarlrlnf' Design. B.,M. R., Kentucky State College, 18973 M. lf., 19055 Ph. D., Hanover College. .Y E, .Y X. LEWIS ANDREW DARLING, l3.M.lf., lf. in M.I3l., flssirnznl Praffrror in ll'IllL'l.71i7ZF Dzfsigrz. B. M. E., Kentucky State College, 1900. lf. in M. E., Leland Stanford, Jr., University, 1904. EDGAR HARPER XVOOD, h'l.M.l'i., f1.t:I'.rfz11zt Profzxror In lllllfblillf Design. M. E., Cornell, 18925 Nl. M. E., 1893. I E ROBERT LEE SHIPMAN, NLE., III5f!'llff0I' fn .EXf7L'7'l-IIlf'IlfI1l EngI'1Im'rl11g. B. S., Missouri State, 189-SQ Pi. lf., 18965 M. E., Cornell, 18995 M. M. E., 1904. VVILL h'lILLER SAXVDON, BS. in hl.E., Irzfirzzrtoz' 1.11 EXPF7'lilllPl1fHl .Ellgl-I16'L'7'IlIlg. B. S..in M. F., Purdue l.lniveI'sity, 1398. WVALTER STEBBINS FORD, hl.l2., Izzstrurror in E.Vl?Fl'lilllFl1fHl Electrical Engrrzrwzrzg. M. E., Cornell, 1900. JOHN T. WILI.IAIvIs, Instructor 1.11 lllarlurzv Design. BOYD COE DENNISON, lVl.E., lrrstrurtor in Experzinmnfal .Elffllliflll Erzgzirzeerzirzg. M. E., Cornell, 1904. CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, ME., Instrurtor in MLlfl7l'TlE Dl?XligU- GEORGE BURR UPTON, lnstrurtor in Exper li77Z61'lff1l Erzgzineerzing. Nl. E., Cornell, 19045 Rl. Nl. E., Cornell, 1905. E E. ALBERT EDWARD VVELLS, Superirzterzrlerzt of Sbopr and Irzstrurtor in MllEbZi7IF C011fff1lffl0fl- IRVING COLES PETTIT, NLE., Instructor in Electrical Experimental Engzineeriing. Cornell, 1903. I' A. CHARLES HOMER TONVER, SB., Insiructor in Electriral Experimental Erzgirzeerzing. Worcester Polytechnic Institute, 1905- SI FRANK ARTHUR BURR, M.E., frzstrurtm in ,EXlDE7i77l67ZfI1Z Engineering. Nl. E., Brown. I 5, CP 2' K. WILLIANI EDWARD I'lOGAN, NLE., Insfruftor in MIICIJI-716 Derign. M. E., Sibley College, IQO6. lX'lARK LLOYD LOVELL, Znxtrurtor in llffaclaine Design. CHARLES EDMUNDE MANNlNG, NLE., Instruftor in flfarhirzrf Dfsigzz. Cornell University, C. E., 1874.-75. FRED HUTTON KROGER, M.S., Inrtrzlrtm' in Elcrtrfrnl EXfJ67'i7Hfflfll! Engzinrerzvzg. B. S., University of Colorado, 19044 M. S., University of Colorado, IQO5. S NIALYERN FRANCIS THOMAS, BS. QM.E.j, fnsfrzzflor' in EXfl6l'Z'771FHft11 Engz'nvm'1'ng GEORGE DEVEY CARPENTER, lVl.li., Instrurtor In Expfzimentzzl Engz'nferin,g. ROBERT PI-IINNEY LAY, lW.E., Instructor In Expmirnmztal Ezigzinmrzing. JAMES CLINTON PEEBLES, BS. EQ, fnxfruftor in ExjJfrz'111er1tz1l Eng1'1zef1'Ing. .lOl-IN F. H. DOUGLAS, BSC., fzlstruffor in EXfJL'1'l.IliI'?lfd1 Erztgzirzfering. Nl. l. T. ANSON ATUNSON Ho1,coMB,B.S., Imtrzzftor' in Fxpwinzwzfzzl Ezzgirzwring. HENRY LIVINGSTONE FREEMAN, NLE., fnxtrzu-for in Mai-biuc Dmigvz. B. S., in Electric Engineering Georgia School of Technology. LESLIE DAVID IJAYES, lW.E., fnxfrurfnr in jll0flJI'7lP Design. B. S., New Hampshire State. K ff ENOCH FRANCIS GARNER, NLE., Inrtrurtor 1-71 Illllfblillf' Dvsigiz. EVAN JOHN MCILRAI'FH, NLE., IIIA'f7'LlCZ'0l' in llfnrbzirze Dvxzlgrz. CLARENCE VVALTER HAM, NLE., Inrfruftor I-71 llffarbzlm' DFI!-g7Z. VICTOR RAYMOND GAGE, ME., Inm-ufror zizz Exjvvrzinzurztnf Engzmm-z'ng. FRANK GIRARD TAPPEN, lVl.E., II'!Jf7'I,lL'f0l' in Elsrtriml EX,DF7'llHl!'IlfKlI Ellgl-HFFJ'Z'1Ig. B 9 H. LOUIS FREDERICK BLUME, Imtrurtor 1.11 Experzinmzml EnginmAz'ng. FRANK HERBERT DUNBAR, fnrirurtm' in Experzimfrztal E1'lgZilZc'6?'l'Ilg. W .l 0. WYILLIAM DIXSON KENDIQICK, ITlJ'Zl1'x'L'f0?' zirz EXP?7'i7IZd?lZfl1I E2121'z'neerz'ng. ARTHUR KNAPP, fmtructor in Poway Engzrzferirzg. VVILLIAM CARGILL CAPRON, flJ'5IlA'fCZ11 In jlllllibl-71? Design. FJJX. HERVEY SMILEY BAILEY, AB., A.vsz'm1nr In Mmlfine Design. A. B., lVestminster, IQO3. 52 VVILLIAM DAN'ID CRAIG, ,'l.f.vistont in lwnehine Design. JAMES EUGENE VANDERI-IOEF, Foreman in Founrlry. VV. F. HEAD, Foreman in Forge Shop. CLINTON BYRON BURKE,.F07'z'IIlt11l of Wood Shop. ROBERT VANDERHOEF, .15.fI'5flI7lf in Fozmzlry. VVALTER LISTON HEAD, .fl5.ri.rturzt in Forge Shop. RAYNOR EGBERT SEAMON, As.fi.vmnr in Wood Shop. FRANK A. LYNI-IAM, ,4.Y.T!'JflI71f in lh'lI1l'bI'71t' Shop. FRANK HERIzERT'TI-IOMI'sON, fl:.vistont in Wood Shop. BIRDETTE NENN'TON HOWE, flxfistont in Mofhine Shop, LEO BARR TURNER, .flxxixforzt in IWoflJine Shop. HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, Assixtont in Wood Shop. GEORGE VVASI-IINGTON RACE, llflerhzzrzirtian in Sihley College. EDGAR WARREN GREGORY, llflechaniriurz in Sibley College. NIARGARET ISABELLE COLQUI-IOUN, Clerk in Experimental Engineering. CHARLES ALFRED CULLIGAN, Mefhonieion in Sibley College. FANNY ELMA MIX, Seeretary to the Director of Sibley College. CHARLES BEDELL, Engineer. 53 5 R .van f-f .. AP- - - - -- rf ll - A - 2 x--3- 5 7- '--:ti - -- ii tiff? we . I ,is J a Graf ' A f 'If' i f jr ' Q C' ' Mgr , X GEORGE WILLIAM HARRIS, PlI.B., Librarian. Pb. B., Cornell, 1873. Member Of Bibliographical Society of London, Gutenberg Gesell- schaftg Member Of Bibliographical Society of America. di B K. ANDREW CURTIS VVHITE, Pb.D., Assistant Librarian in Cbargc of Classification. A. B., Hamilton, 1881, PlI,D., Cornell, 1884. Member A. P. A. di B K. VVILLARD AUSTEN, Alssistant Librarian in cbarge of Rcfcrcncc Library. Member A. B. S., Member American Library Associationg Bibliographical Society of America. B 0 ll. KATHERINE DAME, A.B., Assistant Librarian in cbarge of Catalogue. A. B., Boston University, 1891. Il dl B. WILLARD WALDO ELLIS, A.B., LL.B., Assistant in Reference Library. A. B., Cornell, 19015 LL. B., 1903. MARY FOWLER, B.S., Cataloguer. B. S., Cornell, 1882. JENNIE THORNBURG, B.L., Catalogurr. B. L., Cornell, 1893. Il B KP. ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, Assistant in Order Department. BERTHA WILDER, Assistant in tba Reference Library. WALTER L. STARR, Assistant in Sbe1fDepa1-tment. MINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, Assistant in tbe Accession Department. ALBERT BENNETT CUDEBEC, zfssistant in tbe Reference Library. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, AB., Litt.D., Librarian of tba President Wbite Library. ALEXANDER HUGH Ross FRASER, LL.B., Librarian of the Law Library. WILLIAM JACOB DOETSCH, Assistant in Law Library. LEON M. BROCKWAY, Assistant in Reference Library. CORA VAN NATTEN, .fittcmiant in Circulating Library. GRACE ISABEL MOLER, A.B., Attendant in Perioclical Rogorn. HALLDOR HERMANNSSON, Arnanucnsis in cbarge of Icelandic Collection. LEON SETI-I CHURCI-I, flssistant in Law Library. Francis Miles Finch Debate Club, Cayuga Club. 'GEORGE ALDRICK MATHERS, Assistant in Law Library. CORA M. MILLER, Stcnagrapbcr and Librarian in cbiarge of .fircbitcctural Library. HANNAH BAKER HOUGHTEN, Librarian in Sibley College. 54 'fill H? ,Y- Uv. 3..lTIvL::INI X, CAPTAIN FRANK A. BARTON, Third Cavalry U. S. A., Conzmmzffarzt Field Staff LIEUTENANT COLONEL W. B. RAPLEY 1. QIQ NIAJOR G. D. BILLS, JR. fzj MAJOR W. E. HARRIES CAPTAIN L. M, RYAN, Adjutant CAPTAIN H. L. HUPE, .,G2lll1I'f6'7771l1J'fF1 Noncomrnissioned Staff SERGEANT MAJOR C. M. TI-IIELE Q-UARTERMASTER SERGEANT C. H. BUTMAN COLOR SERGEANT H. I. SEELY COLOR SERGEANT H. STURGE I Band MUSICAL DIRECTOR PATRICK CONWAY DRUM MAJOR F. S. GRIDLEY PRINCIPAL MUSICIAN D. H. SEAMAN CI-IIEP NIUSICIAN W. C. BALLARD CHIEF TRUMPETER F. G. COURSON Company A CAPTAIN E. H-'CUMPSTON FIRST LIEUTENANT F. S. MARLOW SECOND LIEUTENANT C. E. CHASE C0mPaHy C CAPTAIN W. R. OURAND FIRST LIEUTENANT P. LOCKARD SECOND LIEUTENANT C. A. LYERLY, J Company E CAPTAIN L. D. WEBSTER FIRST LIEUTENANT B. B. RAMEY R. SECOND LIEUTENANT D. -I. GOULD, JR. Company B CAPTAIN A. E. WEST FIRST LIEUTENANT H. R. STANDIFORD SECOND LIEUTENANT B. K. PHILP C077'1Pl1fZy D CAPTAIN S. S. ROLPH FIRST LIEUTENANT G. E. ROBINSON SECOND LIEUTENANT H. R. FERRIS Company IF CAPTAIN S. E. BLUNT FIRST LIEUTENANT C. W. FITCH SECOND LIEUTENANT C. WHEELER ATIHOVET THOMAS SHEEHAN 55 INN ,M I ,,,,,,, I .. , . - f I I- A X I I I .-.-..-.... .......,.......,..-...-....,..-M.-.-..-....... ,. 'L.Tf-- l ifu uw ,gffrfb? f'-' . I -I A. . . Ig 'Lw..II..II ! ,4- f . Sa-,Lf ' 1C,' - ' 'Lg .4 3.4.4.9 'I'ff:.r'S33g?tf5 ,:f15i1' Hffii' 1 - . .- .,.. flow. .w,. . . A - A EMMONS LEV1 XA.-ILLIAMS Treasurer. 7 CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK, A.B., LL.B., Assistant Treasurer. A. B., Cornell, 1892, LL. B., 1894. K A. ' HORACE MACK, A.B., Assistant to tlae Treasurer in tlye Land Ojfee. A. B., Hamilton, 1898. E fp. THOMAS TREE, Assistant to the Treasurer. SARAH ADELIA BEACH, Treasarer's Stenograplaer. DORA ANCELINE I-l1LDEBRANT, Assistant to the Treasurer. ROBERT iMALCOLM VAN ORDER, Assistant to the Treasurer ELIZABETH LUCY DRISCOLL, Assistant to tloe Treasurer. VVALTHER W. POST, Assistant to the Treasurer. WILLIAM C. DEAN, Superintendent of Steam Heatzirzg anal Water Semziee RUD BRYANT HAYES, M.B., Superintenrlent of the Eleetrie Serfuite. V .. hfi.. EDWIN S. DELANY, Clerk of tlae College of Agrirulture. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, M.S., Registrar. B. S., Cornell, 18915 M. S., 1893. Quill and Dagger. K E, .S 5. ROSE MARIAN CLARK, Assistant to the Registrar. HENRY CRANE HASBROUCK, A.B., Assistant to the Registrar. A. B., Cornell, IQO4. Q B K. ALICE BELLE CARMAN, Presialenfs Stenographer and Assistant Secretary. ARTHUR LYNN ANDREWS, M.L., Ph.D., Presialentls Setretary and Unifuersity Publisher. GEORGE FRANKLIN FOOTE, Business Manager of Sage College. LOUISE ROPES LOOMIS, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Warden of Sage College. A. M., Wellesley, Ph. D., Columbia. GERTRUDE NYE, Assistant to the 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, 1880. FANNY FLMA MIX, Secretary to tlve Director of Sibley College. MARGARET ISABELLA COLQUHOUN, Clerk in Experimental and Eleetrital Engineering. Graduate Gouverneur Hospital, New York Cityg Junior Attending Surgeon New York Infirmary for Women and Children, Assistant Clinical Gynaecologist, New York Poly- clinic Hospital. K K F. EMILY DUNNING BARRINGER, B.S., M.D., lllediral Examiner at the Sage College Gyrnnasiurn. HARRIET SUTHERLAND, Superintendent of tlne Cornell lnjfrmary. ANDREW JACKSON LAMOUREUX, Librarian anal Editor of New York State College of Agri- eulture. Staff of Contributors to Encyclopedia Britannica. A lp. GILBERT ARTHUR RENNY, Su,oersoisor of Mailz'ng Room, New York State College of Agri- rulture. J. THORN WII.SON, lllanaging Clerk of tlae Mezlieal College. IIESSIE PICKARD ANDRESEN, Assistant Secretary ana' Stenograploer, llletlieal College. WALTER R. SHEPARD, Bookkeeper. PATRICK CONWAY, Direetor of tlze Unifuersity Board. 56 Sept. Oct. Oct. - Oct. Oct. Nov Nov Nov Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. RIGHT REV. ETHELBERT TAI.BOT, D.D., Ppiscopalian, South Bethlehem, Pa lOl-IN R. KIOTT, Secretary of the XYOrlcl's Student Christian Federation i New York City. REV. HENRY VAN lDYKE, Presbyterian, Princeton, N. REV. WORTH M. 'lPIPPY, Methodist, Cleveland, O. REV. EDNVARD JUDSON, D.D., Baptist, New York City. REV. M. W. STRYKER, Presbyterian, President Hamilton College. REV. FRANCIS G. PEABODY, Unitarian, Harvard Divinity School. REV. RUSH RHEES, D.D., LL.D., Baptist, President of Rochester University. BISHOP W. F. NICDOWELL, Methodist, Chicago, Ill. REV. JAMES S. RIOGS, D.D., Presbyterian, Auburn Theological Seminary. REV. LYMAN ABBOTT, D.D., Congregationalist, New York City. REV. WILLIAM ELLIOT GRlFP'IS, D.D., Congregationalist, Ithaca. 57 Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Mar. Apr. Apr. Apr. May May May May May june June REV. HUGH BLACK, M.A., Edinburgh, Scotland, Presbyterian REV. W. A. STEWART, D.D., Baptist, Dean of Rochester Theological Semi- narv. 1 RIGHT REV. THOMAS F. GAILOR, S.T.D., Episcopalian, Eishop of Tennessee, Memphis. REV. CHARLES A. DINSMORE, D.D., Congregationalist, First Congregational Church of Waterbury, Conn. ' REV. SAMUEL S. MARQUIS, D.D., Episcopalian, Dean of Saint Paul's Cathe- dral, Detroit, Mich. REV. VV. VV. FENN, Unitarian, Dean of Harvard Divinity School, Cambridge, Mass. REV. GEORGE W. KNOX, Presbyterian, New York City, REV. HENRY M. SANDERS, D.D., Baptist, New York City. REV. A. C. MCGIFFERT, D.D., Presbyterian, New York City. b REV. GEORGE HODGES, D.D., Episcopalian, Dean Episcopal Theological Semi- nary, Cambridge, Mass. REV. LEIGI-ITON WILLIAMS, New York City, Baptist. REV.'lOSEPH ITWICHELL, Congregationalist, Hartford, Conn. REV. WILLIAM A. QUAYLE, D.D., Methodist Episcopal, Chicago, Ill. REV. ROBERT COLLYER, Unitarian Church of the Messiah, New York City. REV. GEORGE HILL, M.A., D.D., BaptiSf,'NOttingIIam, Engimi. Bart-alaureate, REV. JAMES G. K. MCCLURE, D.D., L.L.D., Presbyterian, Chicago, Ill. 58 'HT .v if 5 if -1 n-I , Q 'jf I... I ' x V 'J 3 JE i 'I E , .- 3 Q -I O U 3936:-1 N I Z E J. .- I , --I Eg J Pr K V. ff? , , - 1 ? E3 3 x 5? .ULF 5 Fa -11 : H2 , . .MQ , 1.4. 5? 4. ,I E? T? ..4..1' H E 5, QQ! X .'.1i-'3?7 'f'i3Ef'- 91424 '53, V L 5l'JW'l'S'f5EI 'f753:- - xv, .u v y m,, QE? QQ!-' - KQQSE' , Y Y -2 TY N-. 1 - 2134- - , .'f 1 mx.. , .5 1 4.1 . .-if x wp. . w, . E.. Z. 4' X, 1, '. .532 x .lx -, -. IT1-IAC-x FALLS lp 1 ' v if veg. 's ' 5- ' ' 5: ...nl 'f-in 1551 .-595'-:sz--M. 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QQJLN - ' i,A: HIAZ .ig ', ',,1 1 1-'55 ,f ' ..': 3 1,.-1 3. -lfgj' I A af '1--I' Ju- -f In fk' ,,'f Z' U 1 :'.:T:?f1i'1: CX M ' Vx .F..i., T 'E i' J -A -1 .if I I 135- wi A ' ij' ' gli T, NX1-Ty .,.'. I ,A 'J 'V n E' vllv: 5:11 , .JJ IA -V .lj L.. ,- I K A t -J QL. :. I . ...f gL1.'-qQ. f fxy-,f . T2 , , I. .I '1l ' 2 ',.' F-QF '- - ' I f ,1 A VT T'E i 'T ', ' A E'i ,1. 4 ., .Vl . I .. . . I ,W I ' ', w ,.-., ' ,L ,, iND I 3-S J 1' x II A f 4 iff' A If University Fellows THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP-VERA LOUISE SHEPHERD, A.B. . . Englixh THE MCGRAW FELLOWSHIP- ...... Civil Engineering THE SAGE FELLOWSHIP-CARL GEORGE SCHLUEDERBERG,M.E. . Clzenzirtry THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP-GEORGE DANIEL SHAFER,A.B.cUHiVC1'Sity of Indianaf, A. M. CLeland StanfOI'dD .... Entomology THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP-GEORGE DYER CONLEE, M.E. Affecfzanical Enginembqg THE GOLDWIN SMITH FELLOWSHIP-JOHN LYON RIcH,A.B.,A.M. . Geology THE PRESIDENT XVHITE FELLOWSHIP-FRANCES GERTRUDE VVICKS, A.B., A. M. ....,...... Pfzyfifs THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP-HANS H. DALAKER, B.A. CUnive1-sity JOHN HERSEY GRAHAM, B.Arch. WILLIAM BENJAMIN GREGORY, M.E. . GERTRUDE CLAPIJ HEMINGWAY, A.B. . EDGAR STEHLI, AB. . . . GRA of Minnesotaj . ........ Mathematz'r: . . A7'fhl.fEffLl7'E . Al6CI701'lZ.6'f1Z EHgZ.I7E67'l.?7g . Romana? Language: . . Germanic Languagex SHERMAN MORGAN, A.B., M,S. in Agr. Agriczzlture 64 President White Fellows in History and Political Science LoU1sE FARGO BRONX-'N,:X.B. ELIZ.-Xl3E'l'l-I PEARL DONN.AN, AB. Fellows in Political Economy JOHN AUGUSTUS L.Al'l', PILB. CAlf1'ed Universityj. LOUIS NEWTON ROBINSON, AB. CSXVZll'flll'Il0l'C Collegej. Fellows in Latin and Greek GEORGE Nl. SHARRARD, AB., l-LM. CUniversity of Kansasl. ISABELLA STONE, BA. Cwellesley Collegej. Fellow in American History EMILY HICKMAN, A.B. Susan Linn Sage Fellows in Philosophy Gus WATTS CUNNINGHAM, A.M. QFurman Universityj. MARGARET MARY ANNE MOLLOY, B.A., M.A. QUniversity of Dublinj. MARY CHEVES WEST, B.S. CColumbia Universityj. Honorary Fellow JAMES ALLEN NELSON, Ph.B. CKenyon Collegeb, Ph.D. CUniversity of Penn- . sylvanial ..... ' .... Entomology 65 Graduate Scholars in the School of Philosophy RICHARD YATES HOFFh1AN,B.S. CHObaI'r Collegeb. ELIJAH JORDAN, A.B. Clndiana Universicyj. TAIZO NAKASHIB'1A, Ph.B. CColO1'adO Collegej, A. M. CH3l'V3l'd Universityj. FREDERIC ALBERT PEEK, A.B. RADASLAO ANDROA TSANOFF, AB. CObeI'lin Collegej. CHARLES HAMILTON WILLIAMS, A.B. CUniversiny of Missourij. University Graduate Scholars LOUISE SHERWOOD MCDOWELL,A.B. CWellc-:sley Collegej, A. M. CCOFHC11 Universityj .......... Phyxic: JOSEPHINE BRITTON,A.B. , . . Engliflz ERNEST HENRY RIEDEL, A.B. . Greek and Latin WILLIAM MOORE, A.B. CUrsinus Collegej . . . . Botany .HORACE LEONARD JONES, B.S., C.E. CUniversity of Nevadaj . . . . . . . . . . C'O?7'lPH7'C1Z'l.'UL Pfzztlology and zfrfhafology ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A.B .... . . N6Zl7'0IOgy ROLAND PARKER DAVIS, S.B. CMasSaChusc-:tts Institute of Technologyj . . . . . . . . . . Cilvzll Erzgzhncferzng ELLEN S. MCCARTHY,A.B ......... Chemistry JOSEPH VANCE MCKELVEY, B.A. CWesrminiscer Collegeb, A. B. CCornell Universityb ....... , . . Mathematz'c5 MITCHELL BENNETT GARRETT, A.B., A.M. CHoward Collegej . I-Iiftory 66 fx, ERCERAD ,Sonor , The Cornell Scholarships HYMEN N'lAx BARR ......... Boys' High School, Brooklyn-'lohn hliclclchorougli, Ph.D., Principal JAMES CYRIL O'BR1EN . ........ East High School, Rochester-Albert H. Wilcox, AB., AM., Principal The H. B. Lord Scholarship NlARION HAWTHORNE lX'lERRlSS ....... Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Nlickleborough, Pl1.D., Principal The McGraw Scholarships NVALTER RAYMOND NIEIER ....... Course Detroit Central High School-David Mackenzie, A.lVl., Principal IGNACE LEVINSON .......... Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal The Sage Scholarships MAUD MIRIAM SHELDON ..... . . Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D.Pd., Principal JEANETTE AMALHQ STERN ..... .... Masten Park High School, Bufalo-Frank S. Fosdick, lVl.A., Principal The Sibley Scholarships f:0Ll75t' zn Art: Courxe in .ffrii Course in Arty in Arr1Jzitertz1re Course in Arts Cowie in Arts Course in Arts CHARLES PHILIPS GROSS ...... COUTJEZAH MeclJanz'calEngineering Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal LYNN CRANDALL ........ Course in Cifuil Engineering Ithaca High School-F. D. Boynton, D. Pd., Principal The President White Scholarship ISABEL SHEPARD ......... Honeoye Falls High School-W. G. Clark, AB., Principal 67 Course in Ari: The Horace Greeley Scholarship ROBERT STEDMAN STRACK ....... Caurfe in Am Owego Free AacdemyQH. L. Russell, A.B., Principal The John Stanton Gould Scholarship DAVID TRUXTON WILBER ........ Course in Art: Binghamton High School-E. R. Vlfhitney, A.B., MS., Principal The Stewart L. Woodford Scholarship WALLACE EVERETT CALDWELL ....... Courxe in Artr Boys, High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal - Class of 1911 The Cornell Scholarships JAMES EUGENE BENNET ' ........ Course in Am Rayen School, Youngstown, O.-VVells L. Griswold, A.M., Principal JACOB COHEN ........,. Courxe in Arts Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Miclcelborough, Ph.D., Principal The H. B. Lord Scholarships RICHARD HENRY ANDREWS ..... Course in fWecl9c1nz'cafEng1'neerznb Montclair High School, Montclair, N. Dutch, Principal HAROLD ABNER AXTELL ...... Caurfe in Cifuil Engineerino Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter-H. P. Amen, AB., Principal The McGraw Schloarships HARRY MARCUS .......... Courfe in Mea'z'cz'ne Boys, High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal HEBER EMLYN GRIFFITH .... . . . . Course in Arts Utica Free Academy-Emory L. Meade, AB., Principal The Sage Scholarships MARGARET JAY PORTER . . . .. . . Courxe in Art: East Grange High School-C. W. Evans, A.M., Principal ELIZABETH UNDRITZ ........ Course in Arts Curtis High School, New York City-H. F. Towle, Principal I 68 The Sibley Scholarships JAMES JOSEPH XYHITTY ...... Courrf in Iwvrlmrizirnl Enginccrzing Ithaca HIgh School-lf. D. Boynton, D.Pd., Principal LOUIS lJREYER ....... Caurfz' I-II IlIm'lm11I'r111 Erlgineerzno Klasten Park High School, l3IIFFalo-Prank Sheldon lfoscliclc, AM., Principal The President White Scholarships AGNES AlAIRE KALNIBACH ........ Com-sv nz Art: Philadelphizl Girls' High School-elllilliam XV. liriclsnll, Principal STELLA HEILRRLINN ....,.... Com-sv in Arts Girls' High School, Brooklyn-Doctor xvlllllllll lfelter, PILD., LLB., Principal The Horace Greeley Scholarships LEWIS VICTOR HEILIIRUNN ........ Courxe in flrts Boys' High School, Brooklyn--lohn Klicklchorough, PILD., Principal ' XYILLIAM BUCRLEI' hlURRAY, IR. ....... Course in Art: Boys' High School, Brooklyn-,lohn hlicklcborougli, Ph.D., Principal The John Stanton Gould Scholarships HENRY' GEORGE SEIPP . . . ..... . Com-.ff in Am DeVVitt Clinton High School-l. T. Buchanan, Ph.D., Principal JOHN STENGREN STENGREN, lk . . . . . Couric zirz Cl-U1-I Engzlnfcrziz Boys' High School, Broolilyn-John Nlickleborough, Ph.D., Principal The Stewart L. Woodford Scholarships JOSEPH VVALZER .......... Cozlrse in A'rtr Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal STUART LONGLEY PEEBLES ..... Courte in Cli'UliI Engzineerzing Oswego High School-C. W. Richards, Principal Associate Alumnae Scholar BERTHA GRIFFIN ......... Courts in Ari: Frank William Padgham Scholar GEORGE FRED BENSON ...... Courre in M0f1JU71l.L'0Z Engineerzn Boardman Senior Law Prize CHARLES GARDNER BULLIS ..... . . Course in Law 69 6 l 9 jf RC1, ,. . - f ,..i ' 1t I ' A f'i.1f11.f'ff:Ri1C'41 flyf' ' 5 tR R ii: , R R . il iEiiiii'l1 HQ E A ' 'QZ5pg,1' ,',-' f-,L ZJ' ' Af, 3. ,,-,, Q, ..,. I ,,-.-' Candidates for Advanced Degrees 'kfn abyentzia MNar in 1-etia'enfe 1907-08 TNO1 Candidate for Degrees ALBERT, CALVIN DODGE,lVl.E., 1902. Ithaca . . M. M.E ALLEN, AUGUSTUS ARTHUR, A.B., 1907. 'BuPFalo . A. M PXAPGAR, CLARA SELRREG,A.B., 1905. Ithac a... . . A. M ATHERTON, HERBERT PARKHURST, B.Arch., 1903. Holyoke, Mass. . . M. S. in A1-tb BAILEY, JAMES ELMER,,Pl1-B. QUniversity of Rochesterj, 1894, Ph. M., fsamej, 1897, A. M., fHamilton Collegej, 1905. Ithaca .,,... Pla. D BALDWIN, XAIESLEY lVlANN1NG,A.B., 1907. Brookly n... . A. M BARCLAY, MARGARET ET1-1EL, A.B. QAdelphi Collegej, 1906. Brooklyn . A. M FMCBARTON, ALVIN LESTER, A.B. fChicag0j, 1900. Chicago, Ill. . . Plz. D BELL, BERTHA SA0E,A.B. fVassar Collegej, 1901. Ithaca . A. M BEHNKEN, HENRY EM1LE,A.B., 1904. Brookly n...... A. M BLACK, JOHN ALExANDER, A.B. Qllniversity 0fCl1icag0j, 1903, Lima, Ohio . A. M BLEWS, RICHARD RUTHERFORD, A.B. fGreenville Collegej, 1904. Brooklyn . Pb. D BLUME, L0U1s FREDERICK, fLehigh Universityj, 1905. Philadelphia, Pa. . A. M BOOTHROYD, SAMUEL LATIMER, B.S. CC0lorado Agricultural Collegej, 1893, M. S. Qsamej, 1904. Forest Home ......... M. C. E BORKLUND, CHARLES ARTHUR, A.B. QCollege of the City of New Yorkj, I904.. New York City ............ A. M EOWDEN-SMITH, ALICE CSIEORGETTE, Historical Tripos, Parts I and II, QCambridgej, 1907. London, England ......... A. M BRADLEY, JAMES CHESTER,A.B. CCornellj, 1906, M. S. CUniversity of Californiaj, 1907. Philadelphia, Pa ...... . . . Pb. D TBRAGG, EVERETT EUGENE, A.B., 1907. Evanston, Ill. . A. M BRITTON, JOSEPHINE, A.B., 1907- Camden, N. . . A. M 70 Graduate Students BROUGHTON, LESLIE NATHAN, A.B. CUni0n Collegej, 1000. Ithaca . . . Pla. D BRONVN, HARRY BATES, A.B. Clntliana Unive-rSitvJ,1006, A.M.Qsamej.1007. Jessup, Ind. Pb. D BROWN, IVIORTIMER JAY, B.Sc. IUniverSity of Nebraslcaj, 1005. Tecumseh, Neb. Pb. D BUSBEE, CHRISTIANA, AB., 1005. Raleigh, N. C. ...... A. M CARMAN, EMMA PRUDEN, AB., IQO2. I-Sort Hunter ...... A. M CHATTERJEE, BENI INIADHAR, B.A. QSaint Xavier's Collegej, IQO5, H. A.S. CSibpur Agricultural Collegej, IQO7. Calcutta, India ..... IW. S. in flgr CHIMA, HARI SINGH, B.S. QOregon Agricultural Collegej, 1007. Amritsar, India . A. M 'l'CI.APP, LAURBNCE B0wMAN, AB., 1004. Ithaca CLARK, CHARLES FREDERICK, BS. fUniverSity of Vermontj, 1807, M. S. in Agriculture, fC0rnellJ, 1006. Glover, Vt. ......... Pb. D COIL, NATHAN XV,-KTSON, AB. fWahaSh Collegej, IQO6. Laotto, Ind. . . . Pb. D CoNLEE, GEORGE IDYER, MIC., IQOS. Ithaca ....... M. M.E COULTER, NIARGARET ELIZABETH, A.B. fOxf'ord Collegej, 1002, B .P. QMiama Uni- versityj, IQO3. Oxford, Ohio ........ AV. M Cox, LEWIS CLARK, AB. QOhio State Universityj, 1005, M. A. Qsamej, 1007. Xenia, Ohio ............. Pb. D CRAIG, CLEMENT ELLIS, B.S. CVirginia Polytechnic Institutej, 1004. Orwell, Ind. . . . . . . . . . . . Ivfl Agf CRAIG, CLYDE FIRMAN, AB. Cllniversity ofMicl1ig:111J, 1004. Ithaca . . Pb. D CRAIG, STEPHEN JAMES, B. S. CUniversity of Illinoisp, IQO6. Wilmington, Ill. . . . . . . . . . . . Aff. S. In Agr CRAVER, ARTHUR XVILLIAM,A.B-, IQO7- Ithaca . . . . . A. M CRITTENDEN, EUGENE CASSON, A.B., 1005. Oswayo, Pa. ..... Pla. D CUMMINGS, MARSHALL BAXTER, B.S. in Agr. CUniversity of Vermontj, 1001, M. S. in Hort fUniverSity of Mainej, 1004. North Thetford, Vt .... Pb. D CUNNINGHAM, GUS WATTS, A.M. flfurman Universityj, 1002. Birmingham, Ala. Pla. D CURTIS, HAROLD BARTLEIT, AB., 1007. Newcastle, Pa. ..... Pb. D DALAKER, HANS H., A.B. CUniversity of Minnesotaj, 1002. Minneapolis, Minn. . Pb. D DATTA, DWIJADAS, B.S. QCalcuttaj, 1003. Silchar, Dist. Cachar, India . M. S. in Agr DATTA, M0H1N1M0H0N, H. A. S. QSibpur Argicultural Collegej, IQO7- East Bengal, India .......... M. S. in .ffgr DAVIS, ROLAND PARKER, SB. CMaSsachuSetts Institute of Technologyj, IQO6. . Beverly, Mass ............ M. C. E DENNISON, BOYD COE, ME., 1004. Binghamton ...... M. M. E XDICKINSON, WILLIAM ELM0RE,A.B. CWilliam and Mary Collegej, IQOI, M. E. QCOrnellj, 1004. Morgantown, W. Va. ....... XVI. M. E VAN DER D0ES DE BYE, ARNOLD JACOB J0R1S. The Hague, Holland . .M. M. E DONNAN, ELIZABETH PEARL, AB., 1007. Toledo, Ohio ..... Pb. D DORSEY, HERBERT GROVE, B.S. QDE-nison Uinversityj, 1807, M. S. Csamej, 1800. 5 Granville, Ohio ........... Pb. D 71 Graduate Students SSFDUNBAR, JESSIE ELLEN, A.B., IQO6. Ithaca ...... A. M DUPRE, EDITH GARLAND, A.B. QNewcomb Collegej, IQOO. Opelousas, La. . A. M DHKEDGERTON, CLAUDE WILBUR, B.Sc. QUniversity of Nebraskaj, 1903. Woodbine, Ia. Pla. D XERWIN, JAMES ARAD,M.E., 1907. Chicago, Ill. ...... M. M. E FISHER, WILLARD JAMES, A.B., QAmherstj, 1892. Woods Hole, Mass. . . Pla. D FORD, RUEUs, JR., A.B. QWake Forest, N. C.j, 1906, A.M. Qsamej, 1907. Marion, S. C. ............. Pla. D FORD, WALTER STEBE1Ns,M.E., 1900. Elmira . . .M. M- E FRASER, NORA BLANDING,A.B., 1907. Staunton, Va. . ff- M PRAYER, WILLIAM ALLEY, AB., 1903. Ithaca .... . Pb. D GAEHR, PAUL FREDERICK, A. B., IQOZQ A.lVI., 1905. Ithaca . . . Pla. D GALPIN, SIDNEY LONcMAN,A.B. CAdelbertj, 1907. Jefferson, Ohio . . . A. M. GARRETT, IVIITCHELL BENNETT, A.B. QHoward Collegej, IQOOQ A. M. Qsamej, 1902. Lineville, Ala ............ Pla. D GEISSLER, LUDNVIG REINHOLD, B.L. QUniversity of Texasj, 1905. Ithaca . . Pb. D GIBBS, ROSWELL CLIFTON,A.B., 1906. Ithaca ...... A- IW GIESECKE, ALBERT ANTHONY, B.S. in E. QUniversity of Pennsylvaniaj, 1904. Phila- delphia, Pa. ............ Pb. D GILBERT, ARTHUR VNIITTER, B.Sc. QlVIassachusetts Agricultural Collegej, 1904, B.Sc. fBOst0n Universityj, 19045 M. S. in Agriculture QC0rnellj, 1905. VVest Brook- field, Mass ............ Pb. D. GODFREY, WILLIAM EMERA,A.B. fMercer Universityj, 1893, AM. Csamej, 1898. Macon, Ga. ............ A. AI. GORDON, ARTHUR,A.B., 1904. Caledonia . . . . . . Pla. D. GRAHAM, JOHN I-IERSEY, B.Arch., 1907. Woodruflf, Pa. .... M. S. in Arch. GREGORY, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, ME., 1894. New Orleans, La. . . . M. M. E. TGRUBB, HOWARD BURLINGHAM, B.S. in Agr., 1907. South Croydon, England . GRUBB, NORNIAN HENRY, B.S. in Agr., 1907. Croydon, England . . M. S. In Agr. GUILEEAU, BRAXTON HONORE, B.S. CLouisiana State Universityj, 1901. Baton Rouge, La. ...,........ A. Aff. GWINN, CHARLES SUMNER,A.B., 1907. West Sholcan ..... ff- M- HAMMAR, ALFRED GOTTLIEB, B.S. in Agr., 1907. Ithaca ..... A. M. HARTMAN, FANNY CIFAYLOR, B.S. in Agr. QMissouri State Universityj, 1906. Fort Wayne, Ind. .......... IW. S. in Agr. HAWKINS, CAROLINE IVIORELL CURRY, A.B. QVassar Collegej, 1891. Cortland . A. XVI. HAWKINS, LAYTON S.,A.B. QAmherstj, 1904,A. M., Qsamej, 1907. Cortland . Pla. D. HEDRICK, LAURA MCNEELY, A.B. fVassar Collegej, 1907. Salisbury, N. C. . Pla. D- HEMINOWAY, GERTRUDE CLAPP, A.B., 1907. Troy ...... A. M- FHERRICK, SEYMOUR IVIORTON, B.S.A., 1906. Blacksburg, Va. . . . M. S. in Agr. HICKMAN, EMILY, AB., 1901. BulIalo ........ Plz. D. HILLIARD, PAULINE, B.S. fCentral Normal Collegej, IQO25 A. B. QIndianaUniversityj, 1904. Danville, Ind. .......... A- M- XHOCHBAUM, HANS WELLER,B.S.A., 1905. Greeley, Col. . M. S. in Agr. 72 Graduate Students HODGE, I'ERCY,A.lS. fXVcStcrn Reserve Llniversityj, 1892: 13.8. QCase School of Applied Sciencej, 1894. Hudson, Ohio ....... Pla. D HOFFMAN, RICHARD Y.-KTES, l5.S. Ulobart Collt-gel, IQO7. Chicago, Ill. . . A. M HOGAN, XVILLI.-XM EDWARD, MF., IQO6. Bridgeport, Conn ,.... M. M. E HOVV.-XRD, AICKAY SYLvANDER,A.li. QDartmouth Collegej, 1907. West Lebanon, N. H. ............ A. M HUMBERT, EUGENE PETER, B.S.A. flown State Collegej, IQO6. Corning, Ia. Al. S. 1.21 Agr HUNIELE, HENRY XVILLIANI, LL.B. QUniversity of Cincinnatij, 19045 A. B. Qsamej, 1907. Norwood, Ohio .......... A. NI HUMPHREY, CLARENCE JOHN, A.B. Qljniversity of Nebraskaj, 1906g B. Sc. Qsamej, IQO6. XVO0dbine, Ia. .......... Pb. D IRWIN, ALGERNON CHARLES, B.Sc. QOhi0 Universityj, 1903. Ithaca . . M. C. E JENKINS, AIINNIE, 13.5. in Agr., 1907. Walton .... . M. S. in Agr JENKS, CLAYTON LOUIS, A.B. CI-lamilton Collegej, 1906. Waterville . . . Plz. D J0NIss, ALFRED HARRISON, A.B., 1907. Ithaca ...... Pla. D JONES, EUGENE KINCKLE, B..-X. Wirginia Union Universityj, 1906. Richmond, Va. A. M JONES, HORACE LEONARD, A.B. CCarson-Newman Collegej, 1898, A. M. CGe0rge VV:Ishingt0n Llniversityj, 1900. Jefferson City, Tenn ..... Pb. D JORDAN, ELIJAH, AB. Qlndiana Universityj, IQO7. Oakland City, Ind. A. M. TKEITH, ARTHUR RAYMOND, D.V.M., 1907. Ithaca .... . KETKAR, SHRIDHAR VENRATESH, A.B., 1907. Amradi, India . . A. M KNAPP, ARTHUR, ME., IQO7. Ardmore, Pa. . . . . M. M.E KYSER, KATHRYN BELLE,A.B., 1907. Canastota . . . . A. M LAPP, JOHN AUGUSTUS, Ph.B. QAlfred Universityj, 1906. Fillmore . . . Ph. D LEIGHTON, HENRY, AB., 1906. Canandaigua ....... A. M LOCKHART, LUTHER BYNUM, Ph.B. QUniversity of North Carolinaj, IQO4.. Chapel Hill N. C. ............. A. M LOCKHART, OLIVER CARY, A.B. Qlndiana Universityj, 19035 A. M. Qsamej, 1905. Albany, Ind. ............. Pb. D LORING, FRANK CARLTON, B.S. QPurdue Universityj, 1904, A. M. QC0lumbia Univer- sityj, 1907. Marion, Ind .......... Pb. D LOVE, HARRY HOUSER, B.S. flllinois Wesleyan Universityj, 1904, M. A. Csamej, 1906. Champaign, Ill. ........... Pb. D LOVELL, MARK LLOYD, M.F,. fUniversity of North Dakotaj, IQO6. Grand Forks, N. D. ....... . ..... M. M.E LUNDELL, GUSTAVE ERNST FREDRICK, AB., 1903. Poughkeepsie . . Ph. D MCCARTHY, ELLEN S., A.B., 1907. Cortland ....... Pla. D McDOWELL, LOUISE SHERWOOD, A.B. QWelleSley Collegej, 1898. Rome . . Pb. D MACILRAITH, EVAN JOHN, M.E. fUniversity of North Dakotaj, 1907. Grand Forks, N. D. ............. M.M.E MCKELVEY, JOSEPH VANcE,A.B., 1906. New Wilmington, Pa. . Pla. D MARVIN, Ross GILMORE, A.B., 1905. Elmira .... . A- M MITCHELL, FRANK DAv1s,A.B., 1904. Ithaca . - P12-D 73 Graduate Students MITRA, HARIPROAD, H.A.S. QAgriCultural College of Fengalj, IQO5. Jajgur QCuttockj, Indla. . . . I ......... M. S. in Agr MOLBY, FRED A.,A.B. QBaker Universityj, 1904. Baldwin, Kan .... Pb. D MOLLOY, MARGARET MARY ANNE, A.B. QRoyal University of Irelandj, 1905, A. M. fsamej, 1906. Foxhall, Lebberkenny, Ireland ...... Pb. D IVIONRAD, KARL JOHAN, A.B., IQO7. New York City . . . . Pb. D IVIOORE, WILLIAM, A.B. QUrsinus Collegej, I907. Phoenixville, Pa. . Ply. D MORGAN, ANNA HAVEN, A.B., 1906. New London, Conn ..... A. M IVIORGAN, JAMES OSCAR, B.Agr. QNorth Carolina A. and M. Collegej, 1905. Horse Shoe, N. C. ............ Pb. D MORGAN, ORA SHERMAN, A.B. QUniversity of Illinoisj, IQO5. Hampshire, Ill. . Pla. D MURRAY, CI-IESTER, Ph.B., 1899. Tottenville ....... Pla. D NAKASHIMA, TAIZO, Ph.B. QColorado Collegej, 18935 A. M. CHarvard Universityj, IQO7. Kojimachi, Tokyo, Japan ........ Pla. D NASMYTH, GEORGE WILLIAM, A.B., 1906. Ithaca ...... A. M JNELSON, JAMES ALLEN, Ph.B. Clienyon Collegej, 1898, Ph. D. QUniversity of Pennsylvaniap, 1903. Ithaca ......... NIVEN, CHARLES FRANKLIN, B.Agr. QNorth Carolina A. and M. Collegej, 1906. Morven, N. C. ....... . . . . . I-71 Agf NIVEN, LOLA ALEXANDER, B.Agr. QNorth Carolina A. and M. Collegej, 1906. Ralford, N. C. ............ M. S. in Agr NYSWANDER, REUBEN EDSON, JR., A.B. fIndiana Universityj, I9o1,A. M. Qsamej, 1904. Napoleon, Ohio .n ..... n ..... Pb. D OKABE, TAMEKICHI, A.B.'fTokyo Imperial Universityj, 1904. Yamagataken, Japan Pb. D PEEBLES, 'JAMES CLINTON, B.S. in BE. CArmour Institutej, 1904. Naperville, Ill. M. M.E PEER, FREDERIC ALBERT,A.B., 1907. Orchard Park ..... PERKY, SCOTT HENRY, BS. in Agr., 1907. Ithaca ...... PERRINE, IRVING, A.B., 1907. Wallkill ........ PETRY, EDWARD JACOB, B.S. in Agr. QColumbus Collegej, IQO7. Uhrichsville, Ohio PIERCE, CLARENCE ALBERT, B.S. QWesleyan Universityj, IQOZQ M. S. fsamej, 1904. Roxbury, Conn. .......... . A. A . Pla Pb Pb DPPOINDEXTER, CHARLES CARDOZA, B.Sc. QOhio State Universityj, 1903. Parkersburg, W. Va ............ !lfI.S.z'nAr PRITCI-IARD, FRED J., B.Sc. CUniversity of Nebraskaj, 1904. Woodbine, Ia. . PRITCHARD, ROBERTA, A.B. fFargo Collegej, 1905. Fargo, N. D. PYLE, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. QIndiana Universityj, 1898. Ithaca RATHJEN, EDWIN FREDERICK, A.B. QUniversity of Wisconsinj, 1905, IQO6. Ithaca ........ RAY, BURTON JUsTICE,A.B. fWake Forest Collegej, 1904. Raleigh, INCREADE, JOHN MOORE, B.S.A. Cforontoj, 1900. Toronto, Canada . . . REDDICK, DONALD, A.B. QWabash Collegej, 1905. Noblesville, Ind. REDFIELD, HARRY WEsTEALL,B.S., 1900. Brooklyn ..... REINECKE, I,EOPOLD,A.B. QUniversity of Cape of Good Hopej, 1902. Ceres, Cape A. M. JsameJ, N. C. . Colony ............ 74 Pb Pb Pla Pb Pla Pla Ph Pb Pla Graduate Students TREMY, JORGE 1'iELIX,I'3.A'I. Q1-Iscuela dc Ingenierosj, 1905, C. E. CCornellj, IQO7. Lima, Peru ......,..... RICH, JOI-IN L1'0N,A.I3., 1906: A. M., IQO7. Hobart ..... Pla. D- TRICI-IARDS, AIARIA hYO0DHUl.I., A.I3. Olount Holyoke Collegej, 1898. WethersHeld, Conn. ............ . RICHTMYER, FLOYD KARK1iR,A.I3., 1904. Ithaca ...... Pb. D- RIEDEL, ERNEST 1'1liNRY,A.l'1. fC0rnellj, 1902, A. M. fHarvartlJ, IQO7. Ifrooklyn Pb. D. ROBINSON, Louis N1ZW'1'ON,l?.fX. CSwarthmOre College-J, 1905. Vosburg, Pa. . Pb. D. RODOERS, RALPH C1-IAPMAN, 31.11, IQO5. Iinghamton ..... A. M ROGERS, CLARENCE ARTHUR, l3.S.,-X., IQO4QA1.S.A., IQO7. Bergen . Pb. D 'l'ROsE, l'ILORA, 13.5. QKansas Agricultural Collegej, 1904. Ithaca . . Ross, HAROLD ELLIS, l3.S.A., 1906. Smithboro ..... M. S. In Agr SAVAGE, ELMER SETI-1, 13.5. in Agr. fNew Hampshire College Of Agriculture and Mechanical Artsj, 1905. Lancaster, N. H. ..... Ill. S. in Agr SAWDON, AYILL KI., 13.5. in M.E. C1'urtlue Universityj, 1898. Aurora, Ind. . flff. M. E SCIAIAEEFER, JACOB PARs0Ns, ME. flieystone State Normal Schoolj, 1901, M. D. QUni- versity Of Pennsylvaniaj, 1907. East Greenville, Pa ..... A. Nl SCI-ILUEDERBERG, CARL GEOROE, ME., 1901. Pittsburg, Pa. .... Pla. D 1 SC1-IUTZ, HARRY HERMAN, 13.5. fNew Mexico College of Agriculturej, 19053 B. S. in Agr. CCOrnellJ, 1907. El Paso, Tex ....... IW. S. In Agr SEATON, SARA, A.B. fVVelleslCy C0llegeJ, 1896. Cleveland, Ohio . . . A. M S1-IAFER, GEORGE DANIEL, A.B. fUniversity ofIndianaJ,1900g A. M. QLeland Stan- ford Universityj, 1906. Muncie, Incl. ....... Pla. D 'WSI-IANKS, LEWIS EDWARD 1?IAGET,Pl'1.B. QC0rnellj, 1899, A. M. fC0lumbiaJ, 1904. Madison, Wis ............ Pb. D S1-IARRARD, GEORGE M.,A.B. QUniv-ersity of Kansasj, 1901, A. M. Csamej, 1902. Atchison, Kan. ........... Pla. D SHEPHERD, VERA L0uIsE,A.B., IQO5. Ithaca ....... A. M SHETTERLY, FRED FLOYD,A.B. QUniversity Of Indianaj, 1906. Lapel, Ind. A. M SI-IIDELER, WILLIAM HENRY, A.B. QMiami Universityj, 1907. Hamilton, Ohio . Pb. D SMITI-I, RUEUS DANIEL,A.B., 1907. Richmond Hill ...... Pb. D SNOWDON, RALPH CUTHBERT, AB., 1904, A. IV1., 1906. Ithaca .... Pb. D SOMMERVILLE, ALBERT ALEXANDER, BS. QDePauw Universityj, 1905. Milroy, Ind. Pb. D SOWDER, VMILLIAM JACOB, BS. CUniversity of Nashvillej, 1897, A. 13. Csamej, IQO3. Denton, Tex ........... M. S. in Agr SQUIRES, JOHN HOUSTON, 13.5. Wirginia Polytechnic Institutej, 1905, M. S. Qsamej, 1906. Charlotte, N. C. ........... Pb. D STEHLI, EDGAR, A.B., 1907. Montclair, N. ....... A. M STEPHENS, ADA MAY, B.A. QAdelphi Collegej, 1904. Erooklyn . . . A. M STEVENSON, LOUISA STONE, AB. QVassar Collegej, 1901. Lowell, Mass. . . Pb. D STONE, IsABELLE,A.B. QWellesleyj, 1905. Needham, Mass ..... Pla. D STORRS, FREDERICK ANILLIAM, V.S. QSaint Lawrence Universityj, 1900, M. S. Csamej, 1901. Ithaca ........... Pla. D 75 Graduate Students TAPPAN, FRANK GIRARD, A.B. CWashington and JeH7erson Collegej, IQO4., M. E. QCor- nellj, 1907. Circleville, Ohio ........ A. IW TAYLOR, ALBERT DAVIS, B.S. QMassachusettS Agricultural Collegej, 1905, B. S.- QBoston Universityj, 19055 M. S. in Agr. CCornellJ, 1906. Westford, Mass. . . Pb. D THOMAS, MELVERN FRANCIS, B.S. in M. E. QTexaS Agricultural and Mechanical , Collegeb, 1901. Clay, Tex. ........ llfl. M. E TONG, YAU HANG, B.S. in Agr., 1907. Canton, China .... Q M. S. in Ag:- TOWER, CHARLES HOMER, B.S. QWorceSter Polytechnic Institutej, 1905. Dalton, lVIaSS. ............. M. llff. E TSANOFF, RADOSLAV ANDREA, A.B. COberlin Collegej, 1906. Plovdiv, Bulgaria . Pb. D TUGMAN, ORIN, A.B. Qlndiana Universityj, 1903, A. M. Csamej, 1906. Ithaca . Pb. D TURRENTINE, JOHN WILLIAM, Ph.B. CUniversity of North Carolinaj, 1901, M. S. fsamej, 1902. Burlington, N. C. ........ Pb. D UNDERWOOD, HAROLD BARNES, M.E., 1907. Jamestown ..... Pb. D XPVAN BENSCHOTEN, ANNA LAVINIA, B.S. QCornellD, 18943 M. S. QUniversity of Chicagoj, IQOO. Binghamton ........ Pb. D VENTURA, lVlIGUEL, A.B. fBarcelona and Maclridj, 1893. Rens, Spain . . Pb. D WAGGONER, CHAUNCEY XVILLIAM, B.S. in BE. fOhio Universityj, IQO4Q A. M. QCornellj, IQO5. Sugar Grove, Ohio .... ' ..... Pb. D VVALKER, CHARLES LEOPOLD, C.E., 1904. North Evans . . M. C. E VVEED, ALFRED CLEVELAND,A.B., 1905. North Rose . . . . A. M WEST, MARY CHEVES, B.S. QTeacher's Collegej, 1902. Savannah, Ga. . Pb. D WHITE, GORRELL ROBERT,A.B., 1905. Auburn ...... Pb. D XPWHITE, PAUL J.,A.B. QSouthwest Kansas Collegej, 1900, A.lXl CUniversity of Oklahomaj, 1901, M. S. in Agr. fCOrnellj, 1906. Normon, Okla. . . Pb. D WICK, FRANCES GERTRUDE, A.B., 1905, A. M., IQO6. Butler, Pa. . . . Pb. D WICKS, WILLIAM HALE, B.S.A. QOregon Agricultural Collegej, 19043 M.S.A. fsamej, 1906. Corvallis, Ore ........... .M. S. in Agr WILKINSON, JOHN ANDERSON, B.Sc. QOhio State Universityb, IQO3- Piqua, Ohio . Pb. D WILLIAMS, CHARLES HAMILTON, B.A. QUniversity of MiSsouri,J 1907. Marble Hill, Ind. ............. Pb. D JWVILSON, JOHN HENRY,A.B. fSaint Stepherfs Collegej, 1896, A.M. Csamej, 1899, A. M. fSaint Francis Xavierj, 1898gA. M. QNew York Universityj, 1898. Brooklyn. VVOLD, PETER IRVING, B.S. CUniversity of Oregonj, 1901, E. E. fsamej, IQOI. Eugene, Ore ............ Pb. D. WOLHEIM, LOUIS ROBERT, BS. QCollege City of New Yorkj, 19035 M. E. QCornellj, 1906. New York City .......... Pb. D JVVOLCOTT, HENRY GEORGE, B.S., 1894. Brooklyn ' WOOD, MABEL JEANNETTE,A.B-, 1905. Ithaca ...... A. M. PPWORTHEN, EDMUND LOUIS, B.Sc. QUniversity oflllinoisj, 1904. Warsaw, Ill. M. S. in Agr. WRIGHT, ALBERT HAZEN, A.B., 1904: A. M., 1905. Hilton .... Pb. D. ZIES, FREDERICK, M.E., 1902. Baltimore, Md ..... M. M. E ZOOK, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.B. QUniversity of Kansasj, 19063 A. M. Qsamej, 1907. Fort Scott, Kan. ........... Pb. D. 76 v 1: L ' f ' f 96 gif GWWDT-'ffi SKY OAW51-'y'7 i5E?-GE ,Xi iibmw-Q22 Qgmo !g I' f 1 4.9, B ' E T--'N ESE. ,fi'Bf ggfofn EW ' Q 1 2 E 3 1 ,E 5 ', Q? I , B 4' H H JS a ' u 7 U I , I SM 3 3 g a Q 1 E E 9 f e +e 9 gl . Q Z Q Q G A 5 9 , I E 3 , 6 Gomwxx Sx fz'rr1 PATH BEEBE Q E B Q Q 5 .y-TW: 9 fig?-fin Q ' a ,I , A 5 1 l w I Q B 9 B9 kv 6' ' Q 9 RQQ 06' ' W5 M- H , 4 WE K KY Y PEECY FIELD FROM STEYVART AVENUE BRIDGE 1 A A --L4 Y ' 1 DH- i X ygqqbebugrgil . Tag, am.:3EA I Graduate Students TAPPAN, FRANK GIRARD, A.B. CWasl1ington and Jefferson Collegej, 1904, M. E. CCOT- nellj, 1907. Circleville, Qlaio - ,....... A. Aff TAYLOR, ALBERT DAVIS, B.S. QMaSsachusetts Agricultural Collegej, 1905, B. S. QBoston Universityj, IQOSQ M. S. in Agr. QCOrnellJ, 1906. Westford, Mass. . . Pb. D THOMAS, MELVERN FRANCIS, B.S. in M. E. QTexas Agricultural and Mechanical , Collegej, IQOI. Clay, Tex. ........ IW. Zlff. E TONG, YAU HANG, B.S. in Agr., IQO7. Canton, China .... M. S. in Agr TOWER, CHARLES HOMER, B.S. QWorcester Polytechnic Institutej, 1905. Dalton, Mass. ............. M. Aff. E TSANOFF, RADOSLAV ANDREA, A.B. QOberlin Collegej, 1906. Plovdiv, Bulgaria . Pb. D TUGMAN, ORIN, A.B. Qlndiana Universityj, 19035 A. M. Csamej, 1906. Ithaca . Pb. D TURRENTINE, JOHN WILLIANI, Ph.B. QUniversity of North Carolinaj, 1901, M. S. CsameJ, 1902. Burlington, N. C. ........ Pb. D UNDERWOOD, HAROLD BARNES, M.E., IQO7. Jamestown ..... Pb. D XTVAN BENSCHOTEN, ANNA LAVINIA, B.S. QCornellj, 1894, M. S. QUniversity of Chicagoj, 1900. Binghamton ........ Pb. D VENTURA, MIGUEL, A.B. QBarcelona and Madridj, 1893. Rens, Spain . . Pb. D WAGGONER, CHAUNCEY XKVILLIAM, B.S. in BE. COhio Universityj, 1904, A. M. QCornellj, IQO5. Sugar Grove, Ohio .... ' ..... Pla. D WALKER, CHARLES LEOPOLD, CF., 1904. North Evans .... M. C. E WEED, ALFRED CLEvELAND,A.B., 1905. North Rose . . . . A. M WEST, MARY CHEVES, B.S. QTeacher's Collegej, 1902. Savannah, Ga. . . Pla. D WHITE, GORRELL ROBERT, A.B., 1905. Auburn ...... Pb. D TTWHITE, PAUL J.,A.B. QSouthwest Kansas Collegej, 1900, A. lXl fUniversity of Oklahomaj, 19019 M. S. in Agr. CCOfDCllD, 1906. Normon, Qkla. , . Pb. D WICK, FRANCES GERTRUDE, A.B., 1905, A. M., IQO6. Butler, Pa. . . . Pla. D WICKS, WILLIAM HALE, B.S.A. QOregon Agricultural Collegej, 19045 M.S.A. fsamej, 1906. Corvallis, Ore ........... M. S. in Agr- WILKINSON, JOHN ANDERSON, B.Sc. COhio State Universityl, 1903. Piqua, Ohio . Pla. D WILLIAMS, CHARLES HAMILTON, B.A. fUniverSity of Missouri,j 1907. Marble Hill, Ind. ..... ' ........ Pla. D TWILSON, JOHN HENRY,A.B. fSaint Stepl1en's Collegej, 1896, A. lVl. fsamej, 1899, A. M. CSaint Francis Xavierj, 1898, A. M. QNCW York Universityj, 1393. Brooklyn. WOLD, PETER TRVING, B.S. fUniversity of Oregonb, 1901, E. E. fsamej, 1901. Eugene, Ore ............ Pla. D WOLHEIM, LOUIS ROBERT, B.S. QCollege City of New Yorkj, 1903, M. E. fCornellJ, 1906. New York City .......... Pb. D TWOLCOTT, HENRY GEORGE, B.S., 1894. Brooklyn WOOD, TVIABEL JEANNETTE,A.B., 1905. Ithaca ...... A. M TTWORTHEN, EDMUND LOUIS, B.Sc. QUniversity oflllinoisj, 1904. ,WarSaw, Ill. M. S. in Agr- WRIGHT, ALBERT HAZEN, AB., 19041 A. M., 1905. Hilton .... Pb. D ZIES, FREDERICK, M.E., 1902. Baltimore, Md ..... M. M. E ZOOK, GEORGE FREDERICK, A.B. QUniversity of Kansasj, 19065 A. M. Qsamej, 1907. Fort Scott, Kan. ........... Pb. D. 76 ' x. ..., 5532-'Z'5-Enigma-D 'O flff Q at -'wr6' EV, liQw wmmmEgm5QW. 9 Aff I Q I ' ' Qu , I o , Af . ' u J40 J n' 5 1 ,H I a n H 1 2 a 3 , N Q 2 f 3 'al . H g G Q B S 2 U ' , -Q 5 E 2 S 9 Q e S1-Q-A Q 9 uugfivi ' , Q I .X .. 2 '. s J z- ..., .AZ J Q pg, QQ A44 QQ Q E S , Q g X b ijm :FIELD FR0 M sTEwfAR iDGE Em xx i ' Swloh?-Z'E9,'gE3QQ mmpbmm- 5:13 A: W MCGRAW HALL STIMSON HALL SAGE CHAPEL .40 .Y,. .wr CVOLDNVIN SMITH flu? vmnriam Ernest Wilson Huffcut Samuel D. Halliday George R. Williams Henry P. Loomis Charles Albert Lyon Louis Max Hequembourg James Herbert Jamieson Samuel Brown Millard Ernest Charles Augustus Schaefer James Scott Kiehle Manuel Altamirano Otho Karl Easton W Oh, We are the Seniors, a-taking our easeg We cut recitations Whenever We pleaseg We go to the theater and cut quite a swell, For soon We'l1 be leaving this school of Cornell. Senior Class .ffluffzrys Early, Ne1'er Late! Cornell, I fell, NI'IZFf66l7 Eight! COLORS!-GREEN AND XVI-IITE Class Officers LEROY ROSILNORI-.N GOODRICH . THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON . FLORENCE SNOWDON . PERCY OSMUN WOOD JANE GOUINLOCR EDWIN EARLE, JR. . . LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT . FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND 'CHRISTOPHER PAUL COX . . GEORGE TANDY COOK . FREDERICK LEE HEILMAN HARRY KEHOE . . HENRY THOMAS KENT, JR. ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS 'CLARENCE EUGENE BAER . THOMAS GLENN DURKAN , ETHEL SEDDEN HAMILTON FRANCES HICKMAN . . WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIES GEORGE DUDLEY BILLS, JR. 83 . . Preyident . First l ire-Prexiderzt Sefond 111.66-P1'6Jl.d6Uf . Reeording Sefretary Correxponafrzg Seeretary . . . Treasurer General ,4tf1letz'c Direetor . Track Director . IX7a'uy Dfreftor Football Direftor Baxefzall Director Sergeant-at-Army . Clan Orator Memorz'al Orator . Ivy Orator . HZ.JfO7l'IlH . Exsayist . Poet . M arfhal . M aryhal ,...- '-:eq-A iii - 5- 'Q .I , l Q X . NN flllli . I, ga W '. NQSLQQJI 1.143 'l.,1., 1 .,,, 1 ,'-- 1 gifs ',,,,,1 , V O 'if -,g. -z C. lo l :Q Y-U l-v .,.v far: t - . ' 3 ,.:' I' -A il , - . :.'. .f,. - -. ..,.f .f . -. . , 1.15 , -: ill lf ' 1. If '--,1 ,.V' f '- - 1 ' ' I 1 I lv , f ,l Y 3 V ib' I., .V -:,- l-:. Q ..,,.,. -I .gli -,v,I .. my 'nz ' t ,':l , . , L,-up 4 . E- ' H . 1-: , l A E. I . f I ' A gi l E Q , Q V ., ,I , H Q . , , .31 66 1 9 0 8 7 7 GOLDEN ALICE ACKERMAN Fayetteville Ari: FRANCIS SALISBURY ADAMS Dulutly, Mz'r1n. MeflJanI'fal Erzgzineehng 0 A X5 Sphinx Headg Glee Club Qzj Q35 Q4.j5 President Musical Clubs Q4jg Masque Cast Qzj Q35 Q4jg Savage Clubg Book and Bowlg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Sunday Night Clubg Business Manager IQO7 Class Book. GEORGE HERMAN ADLER New York City Arts .S Ng Masque Qlj Qzj Q35 Q4jg Masque Cast Qzjg Hockey Team Qgjg Golf Team Qgj Q4jg Manager Golf Team Q4jg Mandolin Club Q35 Qttjg Junior Smoker Committeeg Class Day Committee. ROMARICO AGCAOILI Pzrldzig, flows NOI'fE, Pbzilzppiner Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. JOHN EDWARD AGUILAR Santiago, Cuba Civil .Engineerzing WILLIAM HORACE ALDERMAN Albion flgrzrulture Cayuga Clubg Class Crew Qzjg Manager College Crew Q25 Qgjg President Agricultural Association Qgjg Agricultural Banquet Committee Qgjg Associate Editor Cornell Countryman QA,j5 Hebs-sa. ' ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN Bugfala Art: I-' Ag Z Eg Class Crew Qljg Agassiz Clubg Cornell Biological Club. LAWRENCE RUSSEL ALLEN Portlana', Ure. CZIUZ-I B-Tlgl'71EF7'l.71l7' XMANUEL ALTAMIRANO Netu York City .Eleftrzifal Engineerznh Cosmopolitan Club. ELIZABETH ANNE ANDERSON Plsilaflelplaia, Pa. Art: EROY HENRY ANDERSON Hzilion Agriculture Hebs-sa Societyg Manager College Baseball Team Q3jg Chairman Honor System Com- mittee Qgjg Manager Agricultural Musical Clubs Q4.DQ Cayuga Club. Ross PETER ANDERSON Sawnnaly Art: Class Crew Qgjg State and University Scholarship. 4'Deceased. 34 Senior Records CLARENCE RAPLEE ANDREVVS Penn fan Illvrlmnifal Engzinvwwzc X 7.5 Quill and Daggerg Mummy Club5 Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Class Football Team C15 C35 C455 Captain Class Team C35 C455 Chairman Junior Feed Committeeg Cheer Leader C455 Editor IQO8 Class Boolcg Chairman Senior Banquet Commitreeg Election Committee IQOSQ Moakley House Fund Committee. HARRIS ARKUSH APPEL Dvnwr, Cul. Cituil Engfnm-:ng Musical Clubs CI5 C25 C35 XVILLARD SANDS APPEL Na'-LL' I-orft Clit-I' .llfflllllll-L'l1! EI'lgIiIlL'l'I'I7lg Musical Clubs C25 IOHN EDWIN ARMs'rRoNc: Pao:-In, Ill. Cliillil.E7lgl.I1FL'I'I71zI i W ll .15 Class Crew C355 Computer Civil Engineering Summer Camp C355 Chairman Civil Engineering Honor System Committee C.1.5g Assistant Editor Cornell Civil Engineer PERRY ATILLER ARMSTRONG Rami' Law lp 1' .15 Francis Miles Finch Debate Club. CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD Efflfrion, Ga. C1 uz'1EngI'm' :ling 10 J H5 Pyramid. TURNER SCI-IUE'I'I'E ARNOLD Clarion, Pu. .lift-b an I-IUC Engzin rfrz 71 17 D W 1' J. EARL WILLIAM AVERY Ilion Art: CI-IA'RLO'I'I'E BABER Nrtti Rorbrffe .flrtx K K V. CHARLES FRANIQLIN BACHMAN llfzilfcvx-Br1rr1', Pu. EIL'ffl'1iFU1E7lg1i7lL'L'l'1i7Zg CLARENCE EUGENE BAER New Castle :Iris K I5 Class Crew C355 College Crew C255 Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate Clu-bg Con- gressg '86 Memorial Stage C355 Era Boardg Ivy Orator. ELLA LAURA BAER .Eart Orange, N. .flrtr Aftermathg Secretary Deutscher Verein C255 Vice-President Deutscher Verein HERVEY S. BAILEY Xenia, O. Illrflmnziral Engzirzrfrzing TVARNER GREEN BAIRD Cbzimgo, IN. lllerhanzical Engzinefrzing 11 K E5 Masque C15 C35 C455 Class Flag Rush Team C15 C255 Assistant Manager Lacrosse C355 Masque Property Manager C255 Lacrosse Manager C455 Junior Feed Committee C355 Editor inyChief IQO8 Class Book C455 Secretary Minor Sports Asso- ciation C455 X W' Memorial Committee C455 Senior Stunt Committee CLARENCE TVIULFORD BAKER La Mozzre, N. Dafa. Cziwil Engineering THOMAS VVALLACE BAKER Portland, Ore. fllecbanzifal EHgliHOF71-Hg di 2 K5 Freshman Class Teamg Varsity Track Team C25 C355 Class Football Team General Committee C35 C359 EDNA CAMERON BALDWIN Irbam .41-ts ROGER ALLAN BALDWIN Burlingtan, Iowa Iifff J la. I 85 7 Senior Records' THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN Baltimore, Md. zfrebiteeture A CD5 Quill and Dagger5 Chairman Senior Stunt Committee C415 Chairman Ice Carni- val Committee C315 Assistant Manager Cross Country Team C315 Manager Cross Country Team C415 Election Committee C415 Gargoyleg Gamel Kharm5 Bench and Boardg Mermaid5 Mummy Club. APOLINARIO BALTASAR Caiootan Rizai, P. I. Clivl-I Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg 'IL21 Tertulia 5 Philippine Association. CLARENCE GREENEWALD BAMBERGER Salt Lake City, Utah Meelaanieal Engineering X W5 Quill and Dagger5 Assistant Manager Varsity Track Team C315 Manager C415 Business Manager Cornell Widow C415 Assistant Business Manager C315 Widow Board C215 lVlusical Clubs CI1 C21 C315 IQO8 Cornellian C315 Cosmopolitan Clubg Savage Clubg Bench and Board5 Mermaidg Senior Banquet Committee5 lVlasque5 Toastmaster Freshman Banquetg Spring Day Committee5 Executive Committee Intercollegiate Amateur Athletic Association of America. RAYMOND JOSEPH BANTEL Raebester Arts WILLIAM HILL BARTON A511 Grove Mecbanzicai Engineering Seal and Serpent. GRACE MARGARET BATES Itbaea Arts ALLAN HAYDEN BAXTER Buffalo Meciaanzlrai Engineering ROLAND GILLIE BAXTER Tonawanda Law el X5 Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Secretary Debate Union CI15 President Law Class C315 Junior Feed Committee5 Junior Law Smoker Committee5 Round Table5 Senior Cap and Gown Committee. LYNN CONSTANT BEADLE Oxford Eleftrzirai Engineering CHARLES L. BEAMAN ftbara llfferlyanitai Engineering 2 X5 Ice Carnival Committee WALTER W. BECK Salem, O. Law Junior Law Smoker5 Junior Law Cross Country Team' EMILY lVlAY BEESON MarrballtotL'n5 fotua ' Alrts Aftermath5 Class Book Committee5 Corresponding Secretary ALICE WELLES BENHAM McLean 5 Art: ROBERT ROBINSON BERGEN Ithaca Arts dl A 05 Sphinx Head5 Sunday Night Club5 Mandolin Clubg Business Manager IQO8 Cornelliang Assistant Business lVlanager Cornell Era C315 Business Manager C415 Treasurer Arts Association C315 PresidentC4.15 Sun Board C415 Class Day Committee5 Senior Election Committee. MORRIS JEROME BERNSTEIN Brooklyn Law Varsity Football Squad C315 Civic Clubg Scroll and Scriptg Heavyweight lnterclass Rush Team. RALPH EMERSON BEST Pittsburg, Pa. Ilffeelaanieal Engineering SIDNEY BEVIN Nemo York City lllerbanirai Engineering Banjo Club C21 86 Senior Records ARTHUR GRAHANI BIERMA Bujfnlo Elertrlral Engineering Scalp and Bladeg lnterclass Crew Q25 fgjg Masque Qzjg Sibley Engineering Club, Presi- dent GEORGE IJUDLEY BILLS, IR. Oak Park, Ill, 11,-ff KP F .lg Scabbard and Bladeg Mandolin Club fzj QQ f+jg Senior Banquet Committee Qtjg Major Cornell Cadet Corps HELEN ELIZABETH BLAKE Nm-fb fldamf, Illnxx. fl,-,gf Class Basketball fzjg President Cornell Somerset Y QQ. ALBERT JAY BOARDMAN Yoplzin, Illo. Illerlvzznzirzzl Engzirzeerzing CF lag Masque Cgjg Moakley House Fund Committee Q35 CQQ Lacrosse Team Qgjg Savage Club C+jg Sunday Night Club EDWIN SWART BOEGEHOLD Illozmt Vernon E1Fl'f7'l.L'dIEllgl-l1E'6I'liIZg Gramatan. LEOPOLD BOEKER Rrflvnioml H1'll Eledrzieal Engzineerrizv Long Island Clubg Andrew Dickson YVhite Debate Club: German Flay fgjg Biirii. ROBERT DICKSON BOC.-KRT Lzitile Rosle, flrk. 1 Cfvzil Engrneerzn 2' A Eg Pyramidg Southern Club. RAYMOND IOSEPH BONTEL Rot-liexrn fl:-fs 117 .S Kg llulasqueg '86 Nlemorialg Senior Stunt Committee: Chairman Arts Feed Com- mitteeg Manager Arts Baseball Team. ELMIR JAMES BOOTH Reed Cziiy, zlflclv. llv'lc'L'bL1l'll.L'!1ZE7lgl'H6El'lYl A T .QQ Varsity Football Qljg Freshman Banquet Committee 4135 General Committee C35 C43- EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING P1JliIIIIIFlPl7li0, Pa. Andrew Dickson WVhite Debate Club. LAWRENCE FREDERICK BOWMAN Duluth, Minn. Al T A15 Pyramid. SADIE AGATHA BOWMAN Norttizirb, Conn. 11 F3 Raven and Serpentg Second Vice-President H. MILTON BOYAJOHN CHARLES LENINGER BRADLEY A .4 03 Quill and Daggerg LEE R. BRADLEY LELAND FRANK BRAHMER Acacia. OTTO BRANDT, JR. A Iswzag Deutscher Verein. FRANK SMALL BRANNON Nayati. DANIEL HARVEY BRAYMER THOMAS ALFRED BREEN ETHEL A. BREWER Neezv fork City Clefuelanal, Ohio Mummy Club. frzterlaleen Lowwille Neiblafk OQUKITJLOVO, Granfvllle, N. H. Ithaca Cooperstown 37 Electrziml Engineering Civil Engz'neerz'ng zilrlr Civil Engineering Am MeelJ an zie al Engzin eerzin 0 Eledrzifal Engzin een ng Arif Meflmnifal Engineering Eledrzical .Engzineerzing Veterz'1zary Arif Senior Records FLORENCE E. BREWER Cooperstown Am OTTO F. BRIEDE, JR. 'New Orleans, La. Czifvzil Engz'r1fer1'ng JOHN CHESTER BRIGHAM Orrining Cz'fu1'lEngz'1z4'orz'n CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON Butte, Mont. Elfftrical Engzineering Sphinx Headg Acaciag General Committeeg Aleph Samachg Masonic Clubg Varsity Football Team. LEON MCMURRAY BROCKWAY Wolcott Ci!-'Ulil Engineelzn JOHN HALLOOK BROMLEY Plattsburg Elertrz'calEngi1zeerz'ng J I1 Cerberusg Sphinx Headg Gemel Kliarmg Substitute Freshman Crewg Class Crew QZJ Qjvg Varsity Substitute Czjg Junior Varsty Crew QL Varsity Q55 Junior Smoker Committeeg General Committee BERT BROWER Palatine Brialge Arts CLEO WESLEY BROWN Bemur Point Cifuil EHgZ.HFEl'l-Hg' GEORGE NELSON BROWN Ogdenxllurg EleftricalEng1'rzeerz'1z 2 K ln, JI Ag Junior Smoker Committeeg Spring Day Comxnitteeg Moakley House Fund Committee QQ QQ Senior Banquet Committeeg Cheer Leader STANLEY DOTY BROWN Nero forlz City Law OLIVER STANDART BRUCE Bujfalo lllecbarzziralEng1'nez'r1'nv Q .S K5 Masque. I HARRY GIFFORD BULL Keesefuille Bandhug N 2 Ng Masqueg Chime Masterg Les Cabotins. Arts, Med1'rz'rze CHARLES GARDNER BULLIS Oleon Law SETH MADISON BULLIS Olean ,El6Cf7'l.EHlE71gli7'l6't?l'l-710' JOHN CONNER BURKHART Portland, Ore. llfferbanfral Ezzginefrzin K0 .rl 0. TRUMBULL GRISWOLD BURNHAM h7iillz'mantz'r, Conn. Electriral Enginfferzn CHARLES BURNS Broolzlyn AXIEIIYHTII-C01.Eflgl.7Z,BE1'i7'Lg llf Ing Sphinx Headg Class Football Team flj fzjg Undineg Glee Club KID Q21 Qjg Savage Clubg Mummy Clubg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Book and Bowlg Head Cheer Leader Qtjg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Senior Banquet Committee. HENRY FRANK BURR Oakdale Elfrtriral Erzglneorzrz Long Island Clubg Class Rush Team Czjg Cosmopolitan Club. MAURICE CHASE BURRITT , Hilton ffgfifulfurf Cayuga Clubg Hebs-sag Agassiz Clubg Cornell Aquatic Clubg President Agricultural Associationg Alumni Editor Cornell Countryman WILLIAM TURNBULL BURWELL, JR. Puget SountlNa1Jy Yard M3Eb0HZ.Cdl Engineering CD I' Ag Sphinx Headg Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Widow flj fzyg Artistic Editor QQ f4J5 Musical Clubsg Frag Junior Prome- nade Committeeg Masqueg Chairman Class Day Committee. 88 Senior Records JOHN LOCRE BUSH lX'lARY l'iOS'I'I-IR CALDYVELL DONALD ARGYLL CAICIPBELL lX lARY CIRHERESA CAMPBELL XVILLIAM CARGILL CAPRON 0 .1 X. HERBERT WOOD CAREY Kun Ilfdy Broolclyn Brooklyn Ifrlm crto Pl fflvnra D4'nfvl'r, Col. Senior Stunt Committeeg Fencing Squad. CLARENCE DEAN CARLSON 65' FREDERICK CARNES JOHN JAMES CARNEY JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER OiL'l'g0 lffiilllllirlgtorl, Def. Ca1'rlI11gr lf,lIJ'l7I.lZgf0ll, D. C. 5 W 2 Kg Sphinx Headg Class Track Team C211 Varsity Track T lce Carnival Committeeg General Committee Eferfrieal Engineerzing Art! Arts Arts Ill rfl' brzn 1.6111 Engirzeerzing ll'lt,l'CJf1lZlil'l1l E n gl'IlFf'I'1.71g ll-lerb ll n lil' al E f1gZ.IlFl'7'l'7Zg flferb nn lilflll Engl n eerrng A rts Clr'IllL'lJfll1l-CII! Engz'n1'r'rz'ng Wm C15 C23 C35 C459 wVlLLIAM LEE CASPER Broolclyn Elerirziraf Erzgzineering ROBERT FRANKLIN CHAMBERLAIN Nt'-zLI111'k Vzzlffy Eferirzitnl Erzgzizzeffrzing ARCHER LOUIS CHAPIN 7-'IJOIIIPIUIIUI-HF Barfyelor of Arts Andrew Dickson Wliite Debate Club. LESTER GROVER CHAPIN Brooklyn fIrr1Jrterz'zu'e Glee Club Cljg Class Track Team CZDQ Class Cross Country Czjg Ycnang Gargoyleg Chairman Missionary Committee C. U. C. A. CQQ C. U. C. A. Trusteeg Student Volunteer. . ELSIE MAY CHAPMAN Plfiladelpbia, Pa. Arts CLADD HOPKINS CHASE Holrorrzb flfecfmnziral Erzgineerzing HERBERT CHASE Brooklyn llfleebanziral Engineering Varsity Tennis Team C25 C355 Winner Under-class Tennis Championship Csinglesj LYLE GLENTWORTH CHASE King Ferry E1FffTZ-CHI,Eflgl.71E6Tl.71g CLARENCE EDWARD CHATFIELD Buffala Eleetrziml Engzineerzing Scalp and Bladeg Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Vice-President C4.DQ Cornell Congressg Class Election Committee C455 Sibley Engineering Clubg Corresponding Secretary MARY AGNES CHRISTY Fora' City, Pa. Art: Z1 F5 Der Hexenkreisf' LEON SETH CHURCH Yates Law Cayuga Clubg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Congress. ELEANOR ELIZABETH CHURCHILL Buffalo Arts A 05 University Scholarship. ANIBAL CISNEROS Argentine Republic Eleetriml Engineering Bandhu Society. . ALICE LAURA CLARK Chester, Conn. Arts S9 Z Senior Records CLIFFORD CLARK Belfast Electrical Engineering 0 A 05 Ycnan. JAMES A. CLARK, JR. Wa-verly Law Obelisk. VVILSON DELANO CLARK Netuark, N. Arty .Y N. ALEXANDER HARRIS CLARKE New York City Arte VAN ALLEN S. CLARKE Waxlaington, D. C. Eleetrieal Engineering CHARLES ELMER CLEVELAND Astoria, Ore. llleelaanieal Engineering SAMUEL ADAMS COCHRAN Little Rock, Ark. illeelaanieal Engineering K Ag Quill and Dagger, Mummy Club, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Committeeg Mermaid, Undineg Sophomore Banquet Committee, Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball Team Q3J, Manager RALPH BREWSTER COE Oxford Civil Engineering ROBERT LEWIS COE Waterbury, Conn. Art: A T Q5 Masque. HARRY RANDOLPH COFFIN Athens on Hudson llferlaanieal Engineering dl E A5 Mandolin Club Q3J Qttjg Assistant Business lVIanager IQO8 Cornelliang Savage Club. TNTORTON COHEN Brooklyn illeelaanioal Engineering JOHN DEMPSEY COLLINS, AB. Itlaaea Law CORA PEARL COMSTOCK Gage Art: JOHN CONDON, JR. Plyilaclelplaia Civil Engineering .Y X5 Masque, Rod and Bob. ELIZABETH ELLSWORTH COOK Itbaea Art: Cornell Congress Q35 Q4Jg '86 Declamation Stage Qzjg Congress Prize Declamation Stage Q3Jg Congress Championship Debate Stage Q35 Q4.Jg ,Q4 Debate Stage, Treas- urer Cornell Congress Q4Jg Columbia DebateeTeam PAYETTE ANDREWS COOK Itlaaea llfleelrfanical Engineering GEORGE TANDY COOK Canton, Ohio , Agriculture Varsity Football QIJ Q22 Q3J Qttjg Captain Q3J Q4J5 Varsity Track QIJ Qzbg Class Presi- dent Qzjg Football Director Q3J Q4Jg General Committee Q37 Q4.jg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Quill and Daggerg Undineg Mummy Club, Mermaidg Hebs-sa, Bench and Board. ROBERT JOHN COOPER Aurora, Ill. CHARLES WALTER CORNELL, JR. Elgin, Ill. 41 T A5 Golf Team QIJ Q21 Q3jg Captain Q4jg Masque. CHARLES DUDLEY CORWIN Cortland DANIEL CHAUNCEY CORWIN Rifoerlaead JOHN CLEVELAND COTHRAN Loekport JAMES M. COUGHLIN, JR. Wilkes-Barre go Meelyan ical Engineering llleeln an ieal Engineering tlffeeln an ieal Engin eering Cifuil Engineering A rts llfleekv anical Engineering Senior Records HARRY LEONARD COWGILL Topeka, Kanras Arts CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox lflaxlyzirzatorz, D. C. Jlleclzanical Engineering .f' X5 Sphinx Headg Dunstan: Aleph SamachgoSunday N Varsity Crew QZJ QD CQ5 Commodore of Navy IRA LYNN CRAIG flmvx, la. SAMUEL DALEY CRAIG K .YQ Class Football JAMES DALE CRAXVI-'ORD Craigsfvlllr, Va. L Ijlfffllllfg, Pa. ALFRED CRENV, Patrrtorz, N. Cerberus. BERTRAM HANEORD CROCHERON Brooklyn DANIEL CROWLEY Ifbara ALBERT BENNETT CUDEBEC Ithaca CHARLES RAYMOND CULLEN Brooklyn GEORGE HAMILTON CUNNINGHAM Brana'y, Va. Southern Club. FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS Sennightly Societyg Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreis President of Y. XV. C. A.g lchthus. Port Chester FREDERICK HENRY DAMON Roclamar GARRARD DAUGI-IERTY Pai-ix, Ky. JAMES EDGAR DAVIDSON Hillburn Nayatig Class Football C3JQ lVrestling Team JOSEPH DAVIS Le Rays-ville, Pa. Robert's Scholarship. MAX WARBURTON DAVIS Torrington, Conn. NIEYER DAVIS Netu Yiorlz City FRANK PUTNAM DEANE Fredonia ight Clubg Class Crew QIJ5 .llfrlaanical Engineering Arclaitecture .llcclmnical Engineering Am Agriculture Law Clivlil Engineering Ilfcclv an ical Engin caring Illeclv an ical Engirzrerzing Arts g Election Committee fgjg Elfctrical Engin eerzirzg Agriculture Arts Agriculture llAaclJa rz ical Engirmerirzg Civil Engirz ccrz ng Civil Engincerzrzg 0 I' Ag Sphinx Headg Rod and Bobg Class Track Team fzjg IQO8 Cornellian Boardg Junior Smoker Committeeg Election Committee fgjg Senior Ball Committeeg Cheer Leaderg Assistant Manager Basketball Team fgjg Manager C4.j5 Treasurer Inter- collegiate Basketball Association. ' ASBURY CLINTON DECKER Prince Bay Cifvil Engineering Rifle Team ROBERT MAX DE GARMO Itlaaca Cl Ull.E7lgl'1'Z6E7'l.7'Ig HAROLD CLARENCE DESBECKER BMJ?-010 Electrical Engineering JACKSON DEMARY Ithaca Agriculture Lazy Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Agricultural Association. THOMAS HENRY DESMOND West Wrentbam, Mass. Agriculture CHARLES CHESTER BYRON DICKSON New Orleans Electrical Erzginecrzing Seal and Serpentg Mandolin Club f3JQ Gemel Kharm. 91. Senior Records JOHN PALLISER DODS Frezlonia lweelaanical Engineering ll, Ing Sphinx Head5 Varsity Crew CI5 C255 Undine5 Aleph Samach5 Senior Ball Com- mittee5 Vigilance Committee JKVILLIAM JACOB DOETSCH Ganlenfuille Law Junior Law Banquet Committee. JOHN ROBERT DOIG Greenwiela llleelazzniral Engineering XVILLIAM HYDE DORON Cold Springx lVleelJaniral Engineering Svvastika Club. JAMES ROBINSON DOUGLAS Westfield Law all X5 Sacchord. HENRY HACKETT DOWNES Denton, lnzl. llfleelzmniral Engineering 0 55 Class Football Team C355 Maryland Club. ANNIE VVILSON DOUGHTY Portland, Me. Am- .I F5 Vice-President Student Government Association of Women of Cornell. CHARLES LESTER DUFFY Nero fork City Art: STANLEY JOE DULANEY Paris, Texar llffeelmnieal Engineering 0 Ll 05 Dunstan5 Sophomore Smoker Committee5 Junior Feed Committee5 Class Football Team CI55 Captain POLLY HICKS DUNNING Webster Art: Sennightly5 Class Basketball CI5 C255 Election Committee THOMAS GLENN DURKAN Watertown Arif Andrew Dickson White Debate Club5 President C355 Cornell Era C355 Assistant Mana- ger C455 Class Historian C455 Senior Banquet Committee C455 Representative to De- bate Council EDWIN RARLE, JR. l7f'arren, Va, Agriculture K A5 Quill and Dagger5 Class Football Team CI55 Varsity Football C25 C35 C455 Un- dine5 Dunstang Sophomore Cotillion5 Aleph Samach5 Mummy Club5 Vigilance Com- mittee C355 Chairman Senior Ball Committee5 Class Treasurer C455 Hebs-sa. SAMUEL BALTZ ECKERT Plailazlelplaia llffeelaanical Engineering T' ln5 E Z5 Quill and Daggerg Mummy Club5 Savage Club5 Sunday Night Club5 Undine5 Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Senior Stunt Committee5 Class Track Team C255 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Masque SIDNEY ARTHUR ELLENBOGEN Paterson, N. llleubanical Engineering GOODWIN DAVIS ELLSWORTH, JR. Waxlyzington, D. C. Civil Engineering A fl' .Q5 Freshman CreW5 Mandolin Club C255 Masque C25 C355 Pyramidg Senators. VVALTER ELWOOD Arnrterdmn Arts DAVID AUGUSTUS EMBURY Morrisfuille Art: CLARENCE FREDERICK ENGLE Montelaz'r Eleetriral Engineering TVTILLARD CLAYTON ERNSBERGER lflmea Meelmnieal Engineering Q2 Senior Records NATHAN lisMOND l'nllI-iv Fully Mvclun1i.-ul Engineering CSERTRUDE NI.-XY 1'i.-URI...-XMB flfltwlili, Pu. Art: GEORGE TOSEPH 17EI,DxIAN Iiuffula Art: .1 XQ'SC2lll7Ill1ll Blzideg Masqueg Andrew Dickson Xxvlliftf Debate Clubg Junior Smoker Committee: Masque Cast LLEWELLYN RAY l ERousON linjffilo Arts HAROLD HDNYARD FIGLES Itlfflul ll'II'1'l1IlIll-fl!!Ellglillffflillg AI.-XRION YY. lflsli f orIfnml, Orr. EfI'I'fr1iI'z1f Ellgliflfffliflg FRANCIS HLILERY l'TI'l'CH bill!!!-VII, IV. Ii. 1llet'lIarIII'f1f Engzirzferzing Glee Club UD fzj Q31 f.1.jg Savage Club. - XV. H. T. 1'Tl.ENllNG lfirsblirlgtarz, D. C. Arfbzitecture XYALTER EUGENE FLICKINGER E1-ir, Pu. Eli-I-rr-im! Engirzeering STANLEY HOWARD FLINT IITIIZI-7I,YlIll1'g, Pu. Cifuil Engineering Cerberusg Scabbarcl and Blade: Semaphoreg Cosmopolitan Clubg Junior Feed COnI- mitteeg Cricket Team QID fzj ANNA XNINIFRED FOGARTY ll'11trrwl1'fr Arts HARRY PURRINGTON FOSTER Dfzftmz, Ilffaxs. jlflf'Fl7lH1I'L'l1lEIlgi71!PTZ'Hg RAY FORMAN FOVVLER Rorlwsm- Law ID fl Kg W .I 105 Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee Coqlg Chairman Senior Law Banquet: Toastmaster Junior Law Smolcerg Toastmaster Sophomore Smokerg Round Tableg Nlasqueg Freshman Election Committeeg Law School Honor Com- mittee. WILLIAM FRANKLIN FOWLER Lynbraok Law VVILLIAM IDILLON FONYLER Saft Lake City, Umb jlltffllfllll-ffl! Engineering HARRY D. FOX Penn fan flfIfflJa1Iz'I'z1lEngineerzing X ID. JEROME ADRIAN FRANK New fork City Arts ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN New fork City Arts Z Wg Quill and Daggerg Glee Club KID Qzj QQ QQQ Quartette Q25 QD Q55 Leader 445g Senior Ball Committeeg Savage Clubg Sunday Night Clubg Bench and Boardg Mer- maidg Scabbard and Blade. ROBERT ELIAS FRIEND Mzifwaukee, W1'5. lllecfmrzzical Engivzeerzing 0 Eg Class Constitution Committeeg Class Day Committee. V GRANDISON NORTON FRISBIE ajlllidlflfdlllfgll Law Cornell Congressg Law School Baseball Teamg Cornell Masonic Clubg Civic Club. EMANUEL FRITZ Baltinzare, MJ. Mefbanzifal Engzinefrzing Maryland Clubg Aquatic Clubg Sibley Engineering Clubg IQO7 Sibley Crew. REX R. FRIZZELL Great Falls, Morzf. Arts, Medzirfne Acaciag Cornell Nlasonic Club. 93 HOWARD BRETT FROST Robert's Scholarship, IQO7. HING KWAI FUNG Cosmopolitan Club. HENRY PHELPS GAGE ROBERT ELI GARDNER PAUL OLIVER GARRETSON LUIS Y HERRA GASTON LEWIS HAROLD GATES LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT Senior Records Dairylanal Agriculture Carlton, Clazina Agriculture ltlaara Art: Gulfport, Mz'xs Arts Bill?-1110 ' Arts Havana, Cuba Czifuzl Engz'neerz'rzg Saint Paul, Mz'nn. Electrical Engineerzirz Plalnfielal, N. .Elfflfl-CHI Engzineerzlnv Zodiac, Sphinx Head, Aleph Samach, Dunstan, Gemel Kharm, Freshman CreW CIQ, Varsity Eight Czj Cgj, Class President C3j, IQO8 Cornellian Board, Class General Athletic Director CQ, Representative of the 'lWearerS of the 'C' J' C4-DQ General Com- mittee Cgj RICHARD ANTHONY GEIS Rutherford, N. Law 0 .fl CD, Varsity Track Team, Class Cross Country Team, German Play, Krug und Schlaeger, Senior LaW Banquet Committee, Second Varsity Relay Team. CARL DAVIS GIEBEL Sandusky, Olnio Arts ISABEL GILES New York City Law ROYAL GILKEY llfattrtown, lllars. Agrrfulture A Z, Cosmopolitan Club, Cabinet Cornell University Christian Association, Agricul- tural Glee Club. ANDREW LOGAN GILMAN Grawland Station Arts 'WILLIAM DE WITT GILLETTE Nlount Vernon Metlaanital Engineering .Y A E, Mandolin Club CID ALVIN LEROY GILMORE Bath, Me. CIDUIAI Engz'neerz'ng 40 Il Al, Masque Caste CID C21 C3j, Glee Club Czj, Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club, First Vice-President Cornell University Christian Association Cgj, Advanced Choir ROBERT DOUGLAS GLENNIE Nziagara Fall: llleclyarztcal Engzineerzn ARTHUR GLUGOSKI Neuf York City llleflsarzzical Englrzeertng LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH Buffalo Arts K 2, Q-uill and Dagger, Civic Club, Ycnan, Andrew Dickson VVlIite Debate Club, Congress, Class Debates, VVinner Congress Prize Gold lVledal Debate Czj, Debate Council CZD, Vice-President C3DQ President Debate Union Cgj, Speaker 794 Memorial Debate Stage C25 Cgj, Leader Pennsylvania Debate Team Czj, Class Treasurer Cgj, John F. Moakley House Fund CommitteeC3j, Junior Smoker CommitteeC3j, Leader Columbia Debate Team C3j, Cosmopolitan Club, Scalp and Blade, President Tri- angular Intercollegiate Debate League Cgj C415 Cornell Era Board Cgj, Editor in Chief C4j, Chi Psi Memorial Committee, Recipient Class Pipe, Class President 94 Senior Records CHARLES BARNETT GOODSPEED Colunzlaus, O. twcflaaniftzl Engineering A .l 0. DAN'ID HERRICK GOODXVILLIE Oak Pm-le, Ill. tllerlyanifnl Engineering .l 05 IQO8 Class Book Committeeg Nloakley House Fund Committee. X BIELVIN BIGGS GOODNVIN Itbtzra Arts Sinfoniag Advanced Choir flj QQQ IQO7 Master of Chimes. PHILLIP JAMES GOODWIN Kingston, Pa. Illerbanifnl Engineering Varsity Basketball fzjg Class Team SIDNEY BTAXIM GOTTESMAN Brooklyn Law UR Ig Debate Clubg Tnterclass Debates: Civic Clubg Congress: Scroll and Script Club. LIONEL JOHN GOTISCHALK ,Venti Orleans, La. lllerlvarzieal Engineering fl A Eg Southern Club. JANE GOUINLOCK lflrzrsazt Arts K K F. LEONARD RIDER GRACY funmim Agriculture .1 T Jg Sphinx Headg Sophomore Class Crewg Junior Varsity Crew fzjg Varsity Four fzjg Junior Feed Committeeg Varsity Crew TXTARGARET GRAHANI West Clvesm- Arts LILLIE GREGORY GRANDY, AB. Eliznlvetla City, N. C. Arts CLINTON JEFFERSON GRANT Illf1nsfielzlCenter, Conn. Agriculture CHARLES DWIGHT GREENMAN Not'-ztiiirlv, Conn. Agriculture Bandhug Rush Team Qzjg Hebs-sa. EDWARD RUSSELL GREER Minneapolis, llfinn. Electrical Engineerinv B 0 Hg Mandolin Club QZJ fgjg Tennis Team QD fttjg Hockey Team SIDNEY DIAS GRIDLEY Elmira Electrical Engineering Spectre Club Cgj Qttjg Manager Freshman Basketball Team fljg Constituters Com- mittee Sibley Engineering Club fgjg Membership Committee Cornell Branch A. I. HORACE SETH GRISWOLD Bitzglmznton CELIA FRANCES HAAS W Depau-ville VVaysideg Der Hexenkreis. EARLE RESIDE HACK Baltimore, Md. Maryland Club. GEORGE STEINER HAIGHT Matteawtm HELENA HAIGHT Watkins CHARLES ALVIN HAINES A T .QQ Moakley House Fund Committeeg Cheer Leader CQ Slatzington, Pa. EDWIN SAWYER HALL East Dixjieltl, Me. Senior Law Banquet Committee. JAMES DONALD HALL Houston, Texas 95 Eng1iHB6fl-Hg Arts Electrieal Engineering Czifvil Engitzeerzing Arts lVIeflJ an ifal Engin eering Law liletbtzniral Engineerin Senior Records JOHN PRESTON HALSTEAD Rome Merbanz'calEngz'1zeerzno EP' lp, Class Football Team C155 Cross Country Team CLARENCE WALTER HAM Carlisle, Ky. Meelvanziral Engzineerzing ETHEL SEDDON HAMILTON Ben Avon, Pa. Am A F5 Raven and Serpent, Second Vice-President Cgjg Class Essayistg Class Day Com- mittee, Der Hexenkreisg President Sage Dramatic Club. GEORGE CHARLES HANSON Brzidgeport, Conn. Ci'uifEngI'neer1'ng A T Ag Freshman Crevvg Rod and Bob, Mermaidg Bench and Board, Class Crew Cgjg Second Varsity Crew C35 WILLIAM HAPGOOD Wa1'rerz, O. Elertrz'ealEng1'neerz'ng WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIES Byj?-U10 Agrreulture A fg Quill and Dagger, Scalp and Blade, College Baseball Team C155 Sophomore Smoker Committee, Fencing Team C25 C355 Ice Carnival Committee C355 Captain Cadet Corps Cgjg Amsler Medal C353 Captain Fencing T Championshipg Hebs-sag Senior Banquet Committee. HARRY NELSON HARRINGTON A X. ERNEST NYE HARRIS, B.lVI.E. Ross RAY HARRISON A CD. WILBUR DYRE HART Seal and Serpent, Masque IRVING CRESS HARTIGAN MARION JOHN HARTUNG Cerberus. DONALD WHITING HARTZELL 0 2 K5 Sophomore Smolc CLIFTON ROY HASKELL Glee Club C25 C35 HENRY MONA I'lATHAWAY FREDERICK WILLIAM HAUG FRANK STRONG HAYDEN Hebs-sa. LESLIE DAVID HAYES, BS. CHARLES CLEVELAND HEDGES FRED LEE HEILMAN Cast Delta Mo11tezzz ma, Iowa Fortran Monr'oe, Va. Crown Point, Ind. Manifa, P. I. Wyckoff, N. Canton, O. er Committee. 7e1'.tey City, N. Seattle, Wasly. New fork City Wyomzing Durfyam, N. H. Walton, Ky. Greenfuiffe, Pa. eam C455 University Foil Merbaniea1En Meebanzical En Efeftrieal En MeflJan1'caf En Law glflffflfl gz neerzng gl neerzng gzineerzing Mech an ical Engineering Meehan I-IU! En Meebarzzifal En IT C gZlZE6T171g zineerzing CIUUZDZ ElfZglA7ZEL 7'l'7lg Efectrical ,Engineering ffgrziculture Mech an ical Engzin eerfng Arts Law 0 ,F A5 CP A 475 Class Vice-President C355 Baseball Director C255 DunstangUndineg Aleph Samachg Class Baseball Team C155 Round Tableg Varsity Baseball Team C15 C25 C35 C455 CHPUHU C45- WILLIAM BENJAMIN HELLER New York City Arif O6 Senior R ecords ROBERT MOSS HENDERSON, R. zlforzfgonzrry, fllu. MPflJl1Hlil'H! Engineering ll Ng Sphinx Headg Business Manager Cornell Daily Sung General Committeeg Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Southern Club ELIZABETH lRENE HENNIZSSY Bingbmuton ' Art: lViARTHA KASPARA I-IENRIRSEN 131-onlelyn Arts VICTOR DORAVAL HERRIMAN Broolclyn Ilflvrluzniml Engzineerzing Z yrs K B 105 lfreshman Banquet Committeeg Undineg John Moakley House Fund Committeeg Mummy Clubg Masqueg Stage Manager Q13 Bench and Boardg Mer- maidg Savage Clubg Sunday Night Club. CARL THOMPSON i'iEWI'I'l' Gvufufrnfzzr Elm't1'irnlEngizuffring Seal and Serpentg Mandolin Club fzj Q31 f.Qg Banjo Club fzj Qxgjg Junior Smoker Com- mitteeg Ycnang Cayuga Clubg Gemel Kharmg Cheer Leaderg Senior Stunt Commit- teeg Chi Psi Memorial Vilindow Committee. FRANCES HICKMAN 1311171110 Arts A 03 lchthusg Raven and Serpent. EARLE TISDALE HOBART Brookline, llfaiyt. Efefirifnf Engzinefring U7 J U5 John Moal-:ley House Fund Committee. MERVYN HOCKER Hziglvspzirr, Pa. llflerlazlnziral Engzineftzing NORMAN POND HODGES New York City Law .Y Ng Class Track Team Qzbg Varsity Track Team JOSEPH VINCENT HOGAN lffjatrrtown C1'fuifEngz'nef'r1'ng Semaphoreg Cornell Civil Engineer Boardg Andrew Dickson Wliite Debate Clubg Class Basketball Team PHILIP BARLOW HOGE Wa5111'ngt0n, D. C. Cz'fvI'IErzgz'11ef'rI'ng EMMA ALICE HOLBERT Ellenfuille Art: K K BRUA ARNOT HOLLENBECK Patfflvzilfe, Pa. Elffffl-E611 Engineering ROGER TIFFT HOLLOWAY Montrlair, N. Civil Enginefrivzg A J 075 Sphinx Headg Glee Club KID Czj C32 QQ5 Masqueg Savage Clubg Rod and Bobg Mummy Clubg Book and Bowlg Class Day Committee. JOHN WASHBURN HOLT Cleveland, O. Mecbarzzical Engzineerzn Sphinx Headg Freshman Crewg Junior Varsity QD Q55 Varsity Substitute QZDS Ice CHF' nival Committee Q55 Rush Team Qlj fzjg Varsity Four Oar fgbg Gemel Kharmg General Committee GERALD LEE HOLZHEIMER Elmira Elertrzlral Enginemnv WARILEN HOWARD HOOK Ithaca Mecbanziral Engzinmrzing ELIZABETH GLADYS HOPPER Ithaca Arts Deutscher Vereing La Tertulia. WALTER EVERETT HOPPER Newark, N. fiftf 97 Senior Records WILLIAM EDWARD Hoscnne Brooklyn Eleetrzfal Engineering Cerberusg Ycnang Class Football Q25 Q355 Class Basketball Q255 Varsity Basketball C355 Senior Stunt Committee. MAYNE S, HOWARD Franlzlinfuille Am University Scholarship5 State Scholarship. OTIS WOOLWORTH HOWARD New Tiorlz City Merbanz'cal 'Engzineerzing Zodiac5 Cornell Fencing Team, Captain, C355 Winner of Amsler Medal JAMES MCKECHNIE LAWRENCE Howe Canandaigua Electrical Engineerinv RALPH WILSON HOWE Cornwall o1zHz1d5o1z lweclvanzral Engineerznv Class Football Team Q455 Blair Hall Club. FRANK WATSON HOYT Perlcfuille, Pa. Merbanzical Engzineerzn Class Baseball C155 Rush Team C255 Ice Carnival Committee. CHARLES SCRANTON HUMPHREY W. New Brighton Arts Rifle Team C255 La Tertulia. CHESTER JERMAIN HUNN Ithaca Agrzrulture Agricultural Associationg Cornell Countryman Board QZ55 Glee Club Q35 C455 Lazy Clubg John F. Moakley House Fund Committee Q35 Q55 Tswza5 Hebs-sa. GUY HILDEBRAND HUNT Waxbzirzgton, D. C. Ciruil Engineerzn CLIFFORD MACKAY HUSTED Buffalo lldfeclyanical Engzineerznv 2 Al E5 Scalp and Bladeg lVlasque C355 Properties Scabbard and Bladeg Junior Feed Committeeg Senior Stunt Committee EDWIN RUTHVEN JACKSON Syracuse Veterinary A W5 Society of Comparative lVledicine. GEORGE PERCY JACKSON, B.S. Ferztrexf, Va. Meelaanieal Engzineerinv THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON Kennett Square, Pa. MEIZJUHZDCUI Engzirzeerzn 40 A1 05 QF Z5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samach5 Dunstang Undineg Class Track Team C15 Captain QZ55 Varsity Track Team Q15 C25 C35 Q55 Junior Promenade Com- mittee5 Chairman of Vigilance Committee Q355 General Athletic Director Q355 Nler- maidg Bench and Board5 Sunday Night Clubg Gemel Kharmg Intercollegiate Pole Vault Record Q255 Chairman General Committee Q455 Class Vice-President HULBUT SMTTH JACOBY Itloaea Arts JOHN VINCENT JACOBY ltlaaca dgrzirultzzre A Z. A W. ERNEST JAPHET Houston, Texas C1 uilEngz'neerz'ng ETHEL LACEY JARRETT Brooklyn Arts Der Hexenkreis5 Aftermath. MARGARET JENKS Ithaca Arif EDWARD ARTHUR JESSER Rielarnono' Hill Arts Business lVlana Long Island Clubg German Play i255 Club C35 Q455 Cap and Gown Committee 98 ger of German Play C355 Glee Senior Records GEORGE PENNEY -IESSUP Quogue, L. I. llfarine Engineering Acaciag Blair Hall Club: Cornell Masonic Club5 General COInmittee5 Flag Rush Team5 Long Island Club. TNTARION DISNEX' ,IEWELL Sclwmfftady Am ORSON TRACY JOHNSON, JR. L05 flrzgffes, Cal. Efectrzical Engzirzeering f N CUniversity of California5. XVILLIAM GUsTAv -lol-Ixsox lfbadride Law Captain Law College Baseball Team GROVER HOUGHTOX JONES Hozzstori, Tex. fllffllfllll-F!!!E71gI.7ZEE7'1-71g HELEN CSVVENITH JONES Illimv-wille, Pa. Af,-5 K ff 0. HENRY LANVRENCE JONES BS., C.E. Reno, fNTwaJa Cl-Ulil Engineering HOWARD STANLEY IONES Buffalo Law J T 1:15 IP .1 Qi TNKTILTON PRAIT JONES Dm-,affix flgrzirulture ff Z5 Sphinx Head5 Cosmopolitan Club5 Assistant Manager Cornell Countryman C15 C255 Business Nlanager C25 C355 First Vice-President Cornell University Christian Association C455 HEDS-S415 C. U. C. A. Cabinet C355N7iC6-PI'CSid6I'1t Agricultural Asso- ciation C455 Cap and Gown Committee JOHN ARTHUR JOSEPH lfzilkef-Bf1r'1'e, Pa. Meclvarzzical Engzineerzin ALVIN JOSEPHY Neit' fork City lllecfaanzraf Engzineerin Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C355 Golf Team C355 Banjo Club C255 Lieutenant Cornell Uni- versity Cadets C255 Lightweight Rush Team CI55 Golf Club C15 C25 HARRY KEHOE Oxwega Ci'Uz'lEng1'rzefrz'zzg DEAN LEWIS KELSEX' North Tonawanda ' Arts A X5 Sphinx Head5 Class Football Team CI5 C255 Class Track Team CI5 C255 Varsity Track Team C25 C355 Andrew Dickson White Debate Club5 Editor in Chief IQO8 Cornellian5 Junior Promenade Committee5 Election Committee C355 President Cor- nell University Christian Association5 Senior Ball Committeeg Czemel Kharm5 Cabi- net. HENRY THOMAS KENT, JR. Clifton Heiglats, Pa. C Arts Andrew Dickson White Debate Club5 Congress Debate Stage C255 Congress-Bucknell Debate Team C255 Won Congress Declamation Stage C255 Debate Council C355 '94 Memorial Debate Stage C35-5 Interclass Debates CI5 C25 C35 C455 President Andrew Dickson White Debate Club C255 Won Congress Gold Medal C255 Alternate Con- gress-Bowdoin Debate C355 Treasurer Debate Union C455 Speaker Cornell Congress C455 Class Orator ARMIN GEORGE KESSLER Orwego Mecbanz'raI Engineering Editor in Chief Sibley Journal5 Senior Banquet Committee. OSWALD KIESELBACI-I Mendota, III. Law 99 Senior Records VICTOR GAGE KIM BALL BERT MORROW KING J T A130 L1 tb, Round Tableg Pipe Committeeg Masque. HERBERT WILLARD KINGSBURY GRACE ELEANOR KINNEY HORACE WALTER KRAMER ABRAHAM FRANCIS KRISTAL SOL KRONBERG .Q H A. ARTHUR WYNDHAM KUSCHKE Second Class Crew Czjg Class Crew Pon nettwlle V tg,-mary f4fb1't.e Bear Lake Mznn Law Chanceryg Bench and Board Mermaid Sophomore Srottxfuzlle Arr,- Snowdon Arty Dayton O Law Netua1k N Cz'UIfE11gzneerzn Netu Yiovk Czty Cruz! Engzneerm Plymouth Pa Czozl Bngzneerzng RALPH RICHARD LALLY Pzittxburv Pa Merlyarzzcal Bngzneerzng Z X5 Quill and Daggerg Mummy Clubg Sunday NI ht Club lVIerma1d Bench and Boardg Varsity Hockey Team CID fzjg Captain 3 4. Class Baseball zj Sopho more Cotillion Committeeg Senior Stunt Committee Cheer Leader ALBERT MEREDITH LAMBERTON Brooklyn Mefbz1nzralEr1gzneer1ng B 0 H5 H Ig Sophomore Cotillion Committee Masque 2 3 Mummy Club Savage Clubg Bench and Boardg Mermaid Sunday Nivht Club WILLIAM LYMAN LANCE Kingston P Czfuzl Bngzneerzng Semaphore. HARRY L. LANDIS WZIJVHESBOIU llfferlymzztal Bngzneerzng MARK HOMER LANDIS Waynefboro Mefbarz1ralBrzgzneerIn Glee Club C453 Vesper Choir C155 Cornell Cross Country Club 4 Music Festival C25 C37 C45- CHARLES FREDERICK LANDMESSER Newark N' Law CP F Ag Scabbard and Bladeg Major Cadet Corps HARRY COMSTOCK LAW Collinx Cruz! Engzneerzng Nayatig Ycnang Junior Feed Committee. ARTHUR HARTER LEAVITT Akron O Mecfyarzztal Engzneerzng di I Kg Junior Feed Cornmitteeg Senior Moakley House Fund Committee BRUNO CHARLES LECHLER Brooklyn Cz'v1lBngzneerzng President of Deutscher Vereing University Scholarship MAURICE DU PONT LEE Warbzngton D C Meflyanzral Bn Ineerzng 2 CD5 Class Tennis Team CID C255 University Tennis Team Q25 3 University Tennis Champion Czjg Captain Tennis Team C25 C3 HARRY JAMES LEFFERT Paterson N Law Junior Law Smoker Committee C3pSenior Law Banquet Committee 4. Senior Stunt Committee. ICO BURTON JUDSON LEMON Senior Records BL'llJz'l Arty Sphinx Headg Gemel Kharmg lfrench Play CI5Q Class Cross Country Team Q15 C25 C355 Varsity Track Team C15 Q55 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 Q35 C453 Captain 1453 Junior Feed Committeeg Junior Election Committeeg Class Day Committee NVILLIAM FREDERICK LESCHEN Sain! Lauzir, Iwo. Civil! Engzirzeerzln Cerberusg Class Crew Q25g Business Manager Cornell Civil lfngineerg Cosmopolitan Clubg Semaphore. CHARLES HENRY LEWIS ' Oxszinlng ,ElEFf7'1.L'ClI Engirzferlrzg GEORGE WILLIAM LE wrs Sibley Banquet Committeeg Treasurer Sibley Engineering Club. JOHN lVlOORE LENVIS THEODORE JULIUS LINDORFF Sfffllllflll, Pu. llloclaanfral Engineering Ellclmrn, lf. lla. Czifuil Errgzinoerzing Flzzrlrrng Arts Z T5 K B 473 Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Masqueg Glee Club Accompanistg Sunday Night Clubg Junior Feed Committeeg Senior Ball Committeeg Mermaidg Undineg Bench and Boardg Senior Ball Committee. XVALLACE BLUME LINDSAY SCOTT BARRETT LILLY ERNESTO LIX'KLETT Q Il Ag Les Cabotinsg La Tertuliag Cosmopolitan Club. LUCIEN SAMUEL LOEB Bandhu. OLIVE MAY LONG CARLOS LOPEZ Cosmopolitan Club. CLARENCE LOUNSBURY Anzsterdarrz Electrical Engzineerzn Pctoylcey, llfzirla. Cz'-wil Engzineorzn Bzwnox Afrox, Arg. Roo. Elefzrifal Engzineerzrzc llflontgorncfy, Ala. Ari: Oswego Arts 7aro, Iloilo, P. I. Civil Engzozeerzing Barton Agriculture Agricultural Association Q15 Q25 C35 C455 Agricultural Student Honor Committee Q45g Agricultural Glee Club Q45 ALBERT JAY LOVE Aurora, Ill. MerlJanI'ral Engineerznb A rpg Rod and Bobg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Freshman Banquet Committee, WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY Buffalo Merbaniral Engineering A dig Class Baseball Team C15 C253 Varsity Baseball Squad Q15 Q53 Dunstang Scalp and Bladeg Nalandag Quill and Dagger. HARRY ADOLPI-I LUCKER Brooklyn Lllw 0 A ID, Varsity Lacrosse Team Q25 Q35, Captain C455 Junior Law Smoker Committeeg President Senior Law Classg Senior Banquet Committee. V LELAND HOWE LUHMAN JAMES NATHANIEL LUTTRELL Pottvzllle, Iowa Elertrical Engineering Falls Clfurcly, Va. Law A X5 Frances Miles Finch Debate Clubg Senatorsg Chairman Junior Law Smoker Committeeg Senior Law Banquet Committeeg Senators. 8 IOI Senior Records JOHN ANDREW LYNCH Buffalo Law Class Football Team Q15 Qzjg Captain Heavyweight Flag Rush Team WARREN MCARTHUR, JR. Clnicago, Ill. Mecbaniral Engineering K Ag Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Ice Carnival Committeeg Assistant Manager Football Team fgjg Manager Football Team f4j5 Mermaidg Bench and Boarclg Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Class Day Committee. VAUGHAN MCCAUGHEY Greenville, O. Agrieulture Agassiz Clubg Chairman Agricultural Banquet Committee QL Cosmopolitan Clubg Biological Clubg Agricultural Associationg Chairman Jugatae XIVILLIAM HENRY MCCAULLY Wafbzington, D. C. Civil Engineerzn Seal and Serpentg Senatorsg Semaphoreg Senior Stunt Committee. ALICE GERTRUDE MCCLOSKEY Saratoga Spa Arts BENJAMIN STUART MCCONNELL Saint Qfasepb, Miele. Meelaaniral Engineering Seal and Serpentg Sibley Baseball Team BENJAMIN CURTIS MCFADDEN Clvieago, Ill. Mechanical Engineerine Class Football Team Czj EDWARD MCFARLAN Brooklyn lllecleanical Engineering ANDREW WILLIAM NTCKAY ltlvaea V Agrirulture Cornell Congressg Andrew Dickson Wliite Debate Clubg Cornell Countryman Board 645- . HUGH BROOKS MCWHORTER ltlyafa Meelyanziral Engineering HORACE FAIRCHILD MAjOR ltleaca Agriculture Glee Club CID f2Q Qgjg Masque fgj f4.jg Prize in Landscape Design fglg Director and Leader Agricultural Glee Club KENGO MAKINO Okayama, 7apan Electrical Engineerzn LEWIS E. MALLERY Olean llleclmnieal .Engineering CARLIE M. MALLETT Midallefown Arts MATTHEW D. MANN, JR. Buffalo Cifuil Engineering K A5 K B Q5 Editor in Chief Cornell Civil Engineerg Rod and Bobg Scalp and Bladeg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Masque. JAMES EARLE MANNOCCIR, B.A. Mernplziis, Tenn. Elefzriral Engineering E K ll' A Jig Manager Fencing Teamg Manager Cricket Team Q05 Cosmopolitan Clubg Masque Cast QID Qzj Cgj CHARLES WILLIAM NTARSHALL Pram Veterinary JAMES WALLACE MARSHALL Wilmerdz'ng, Pa. Meebanzlral Engineering University Scholarship. WALTER STANLEY MARSLAND Franklin Arty Z' K In A A5 Glee Club f2j Qgjg College Crew fzjg Class Football MABEL AGNES lVlARTIN Binglaamton Arts IO2 Senior Records THOMAS NlAR'1'IN, JR. Bvllefullle, N. lllefl1an1'fal Engineering HARRY NIILLS MASON, JR. Baltimore, llfil. llffeflyanifal Engirzeering K Ig Class Footballg College Crewg College Baseballg Maryland Club. XVALTER LESTER lX'lA'I'1'lCl-Z Bujfalo Arts THEODORE FLETCHER NIE.-KD Morrmaillv Art: Q 2' 0. STANLEY HENRY BIELLEN Caislelll on Hmlxon Arts NVILLIAM CQERHARD NIENNEN Nt'i.L'll7'k, N. llfecbarzifal Engirzefrzlng 0 I' Jg'FreslIm:In Banquet Committeeg john I . Moakley House Fund Committee. EDGAR HAMILTON NlERRICK Gowuernaur Eler Swastika Club. EDNA LEONORA hlERT'L Sezlalla, Mo, trzlml Erzgineerzno Arr KA 93 President XVoman's Self-government Associationg IQO8 Cornellian Boardg Der Hexenkreisg Raven and Serpentg lcbthusg Manager Sage Basketb Class Day Committeeg Election Committee CARROLL RUSSELL NlE'I'I'EE Bolfimoro, MJ. Eler Maryland Clubg S. A. I. E. CARL FREDERICK NIEYER Maryland Club. Bzzltlzrzorf, lllzl. HAMILTON VINCENT NIILES Maryland Club. Baltimore, lllil. all Team fgjg trifal Engineer: n llfI6l'l7flIZl'L'L11 Eflgllflffi HZ Cifuil Erzgirzeerz n DANIEL MILLER Reaaling, Pa. L Glee Club Qgj f.1.jg Alembicg Savage Club. MARY BELLE MILLER Homer Election Committee SERENO GLASSELL MILLER Freeport Long Island Clubg Sibley Journal Board Qtjg Busi OGDEN MINTON Brooklyn KD K QV. HERBERT ERNEST NIITLER New York City WILLIAM GLASS MOORMAN Buffalo ALBERT WITHERS MORSE New York City flrto' Arts Electrical Engineerin g ness Manager Q41 lllerlaarziral Engineerznc Mffbanifdl Engllnffflna Mechanical Engineerzng Electrical Engineerina K Z9 Glee Club C23 QD Mfg Junior Smoker Committeeg Class Day Committeeg Col- lege Crew. HAZEN H. MORSE Netv Rorbelle Arts EDNA MOSHER Kempt Shore, Nofua Scotia, Canada Hgriculture ANGELO PETER MUSSI Aulmrn Cz'-v1AlEng1'neerz'r1g 103 Senior Records STANLEY CROMWELL NEDHAM Perth Amboy, N. Meebanzieal Engineering Seal and Serpentg Freshman Crewg Naval Director QI1g Class Crew Q31g Junior Smoker Committeeg Senior Stunt Committeeg Gemel Kharmg Rush Team Q11 Q21g Marsliall Under Class Rush Q31 Q41 N. XVILHELM NEILSON, B.S. Hotuell, llflicla. Civil Engineering HARRY MERTON NELSON East Ryegate, Vt. CifvzlEngineeri1zg Cayuga Club. EDSON HOYT N1cHOLs Camrlen, N. Arts JENNIE BRONSON NOBLES Swartwooa' . Arts TOMOJI NOMURA Tolruxlyirna, Ama, ifapan Arclyiteeture ROBERT SHIMER OBERLY Easton, Pa. Meobaniral Engineering Class Football Q11 Q21 Q41g Sibley Journal Board Q21 Q31 CHARLES CLAYTON ODERKTRK Batavia Veterinary Il Ag Varsity Football Q11 Q21 Q31g Dunstang Aleph Samachg Class Vice-President Qz1g Class Football Director Q11g Vigilance Committee Q31g Wrestling Team Q215 Captain C33- CLIFFHORD RYLANDER OLIVER Plains, Ga. Metlazznziral Engineering ETHEL MAY OVERBAUGH fInz:1era'om Arif Sennightly. FRANK GILCHRIST OWEN Eau Claire, Wig. Law Z T5 QP A1 0. ROBERT STUART OWENS Brooklyn Arty 2 Ng Class Basketball Q11 Q21g Golf Team Q11 Q31 GEORGE PAASWELL Snail and Snake. KENNETH ANDREW PAGE New fork City Atlyenf, Pa. Civil Engineering Elertrical Engineering JOSEPH JUAQUIN CEOILIO PAOLIERY Sonatas Spiritnx, Cuba Agriculture cb 2 K. ROBERT GARRET PANGBORN Baltimore, Md. Meelaonieal Engineerinv 0 Eg Masque Q31 Q4.1g Maryland Club. CARL WILLIAM PARKER Glenf Fall: Arty Congressg IQO8 Debate Clubg Chess Clubg Class Football Team Q11 Q21 Q313 Varsity Basketball Team Q31g Class Basketball Team Q11 Q21g Captain JAMES WENTWORTH PARKER Louisfuille, Ky. lllerlaanieal Engineering 40 I' Ag Moakley House Fund Committee Q31 ROY PAULUS Netu fork City Civil Engineering Nayatig Spectre. CHARLES D. PEARCE Pawling Veterinary A W5 Acaciag Cornell Masonic Clubg Poughkeepsie Clubg Society of Comparative Medicine. IO4 Senior Records FREDERICK KINGSLEY PEARCE Broolclyrz lVlf'rl1arzI'cal Englneerzno PERCIVAL STARR PECK Yonkers llfIerlJnnlral Erzgineerzno JOSEPH NEWTON PEW, JR. Bryn llfauir, Pa. llloflaanzifal Engznefrzno X llfg Quill and Daggerg Class Track Team CID QZDQ Varsity QID QZD QD f4D3 Dunstang General Committee QD Q+Dg Flag Rush Team CID QZD5 Marshall VINCENT PI-IELPS A Z5 Varsity Basketball Team HAROLD SPALDING PIERCE K Ag Sagaxvana Club. SEYMOUR XVILLIANI PINNER Nayatig Sibley Journal CZD QD QJ,Dg C. XVILLIAM EUGENE PIPER ROGER BURCI-IARD lJLA'l'1' LEROY VANDERPOOL POLK A Wg President Poughkeepsie Club. FRITZ ANDREW' POSTEL Glee Club QD DAVID SHEPARD PRATT Cerberus. NEIL DEFORE ST PRESTON ALBERT PAUL PREYER Z A E. JOHN MAYHEWV TROPHET, J JR- OJ'II-ll Iill FV Syrm-11,4 Next' fork City S. M. E. QDQ Sibley East Lansing, llficlv Barb Po Ilgll.lCt't'f75lic' Dr1'vz'rIport, Iowa Totunnula, Pa. Agriculture Arts llflecban ical Engirzearin If Banquet Committee QD Cifvrl Engzineerzrlg Arts Vfterinary llfferls an :ical Engzin eerzlng A rts K A5 Assistant Business Manager Cornell Daily Sun f3Dg Masqueg Undine. HALLIE ELVERA QUEEN EMILIO QUISUMBING Cosmopolitan Club. WALTER LEEWORTI-IY RADLEY A Cayuga Club. MARIE GERTRUDE RAND WILLIAM BATCHELOR RAPLEY Brooklyn Electrical .E71gl.71?!7'l.71g Ci7lflilllI!!fl., O. Arts lwount lhlorris Arts Waslazirzgtorz, D. C. Agriculture' WUIIJI-7lgf0l1, D. C. Civil Engzineerzing Albion MerlJanz'ral Engineerzng Brooklyn Arts Wasbingtorz, D. C. llleolzanifal Engineering Z' X5 Scabbard and Bladeg Military Hop Committeeg Class Baseball Team f2Dg Lieu- tenant Colonel Corps Of Cadets. ELEANOR REED Locust Point, N. Arts A CD5 Ichthusg Third Class Vice-President QID HARRY PAUL REIBER Pittsburg, Pa. lllecloanical Erzgzineerinv Z X3 Class Baseball Team QID CZDQ Varsity Hockey Team. JOHN LOUIS REIBER Piitsburg, Pa. Law Z' X5 0 A 05 Sphinx Headg Masque Castg Round Tableg Class Baseball Team QID CZDQ Captain C2Dg Varsity Baseball QD f4Dg Chancery. IO5 Senior Records HERMON C. REID Cayuga Club. TVIARGARET MARY REIDY HORACE ROBERT REIGHART THEODORE GEROW REMSEN Junior Varsity Crewg Class Crew AMY TEAGLE RHODES OSCAR LYNN RHODES cb .S K. FREDERIC CLINTON RICE HARRY AMES RICHARDS Q B Kg University Scholarshipg State HIEL GILBERT RIDER A X. OSCAR RIESS, HE. LEVI JENNINGS RITER A II QUtah5. CHARLES EDWIN RITTENHOUSE Brooklyn Izboeo yfolanston, Pa. .New fork City Brooklyn Baltimore, Md. Anguxta, Ga. Alexonrler Scholarship. Roelyester New Orleanx, La. Salt Lalee City Pbiladelplzria, Pa. Class FOotballQI5 Q4.5g Class Track Team Meelaanzical Engineering Arif llleely an ical Engineering Meehanieal Engineering 14715 Cifuil Engineering lwffbanifal Englinfffling Arts Law C ifuil -Engineering lkferlyon ical Engineering Affecl: an ical Engineering KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS Somerswortla, N.. H. Arts X Wg K B CD5 Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Dunstang Savage Clubg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Undineg Widow Board QI5 Q25 Q35 Q45, Editor in Chief Q25 Q35 Q455 Masque Q25 Q35 Q455 President Q45g Council Q4.5g Cast Q45g Spring Day Committee Q25 Q35g Senior'Ball Cornmitteeg Cheer Leader Q35 ROBERT LEVI ROBERTS Ingomixln, Novo Scotia Arts HAROLD W. ROBBINS FLOY HOYVELL ROBERTS C. CLARENCE ROCAP ARCHIE Al. ROCKWELL Montrose, Col. ltloara Plainfielal, N. Claieago, Ill. A A C03 Class Football Team Q355 Golf Team Q35 LOUIS HERMAN ROESSEL QD K W. HERMAN LEON ROGERS Brooklyn Stony Brook' llrfeelaanieal Engineering A rts Eleetrieal .Engineering Nfeely an lit' al Engineering llflerla an ical Engin eering lllerlaan it al Engin eering NTABEL ROLLINS Neiu fork City -4775 SAMUEL SMITH ROLPH Fredonia - Arif Sacchordg Scabbard and Bladeg Captain Cadet Corps. LEO ALBERT ROSENBAUM New York City I Aff! Chairman of Class Pipe Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund,COmm1fI66- MORRIS BURT ROSEVEAR Wharton, N. Meelaanitol Engineering IO6 Senior Records HENRY LANSING ROSSIRE Yonkers' Elettrieal Engineering RICHARD ROSSMAN Hzlzlxozz Agrieulture Varsity Track Team C.l.Dg Second Varsity Track Team EVERETI' XVI-II'I'1'EMORE RowE Glonct-new-, Mun. Arts J T Jg Mandolin Club THEODORE SHERWOOD RDWLAND Grvvnporr Am LANVRENCE NIARVIN RYAN Syrnvzlsv Elet-rriml Engineering Seal and Serpentg Mandolin Club Clj C21 Cgj C4jg junior Feed Committee C3j5 Banjo Club C3Qg Second Lieutenant Czjg First Lieutenant C3jg Scabbard and Bladeg Cap- tain ahd Adjutant Cornell Cadet Corps C-CHQ Senior Stunt Committee C4DQ Sagawana Club. ROBERTO DE NIESQUITA SAMPAIO Sao Paulo, Brazil illeelvnniml Engineering FLORENCE SAMUEL5 Brooklyn A Arts ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS Brooklyn Arr: Andrew Dickson Vllliite Debate Clubg Congress Debate Stage C315 Universi rial Orator C455 Civic Club. DANIEL HENRY SANDERS Spectre Club. SHIRO SANA ARTURO SARMIENTO NIYRON EDWARD SAYLES Baseball CZQQ Hockey HENRY SCI-IACHT Krug und Schlaegerg Deutsc C35 C43- JOHN NOYES SCHILLING 0 A 40. HENRY ERNEST SCHLOEOHM her Verei Congressg Interclass Debate Teams CID Czjg ty Scliolarsliipg State Scbolarshipg Class Memo- Cortland Tokio, 7apz1n Buenos Aires, Arg Pirtxjield, Nfaxs. Brooklyn ng German Play CID C25 C35 C4.Dg Varsity Track Albany Yonkers Cornell Cross Country Club CID Czj C355 Second Assistant Captain Cgjg Gramatang Secretary of Gramatan Civil Engineering . Elem-im! Engineering . Rep. lllerlmiziral Engineerin Jlflerloanical Engineerzn Arif Law Law CARL JACOB SCHMIDLAPP Cincinnati, O. Arts Z X5 K B' 05 Mummy Clubg Sunday Night Clubg Moakley House Fund Committee. HAROLD KENT SCHOFF PlJilaa'elplJia, Pa. IMeflJanieal Engineering A lf. LEO SCHULTHEIS Brooklyn Mecloonifnl Engine-erin Nayatig Spectreg Lacrosse Team RALPH CARL SCHWARZ Rochester EleetrienlEnginee1ing ALVAH ALISON SCOTT Ice Carnival Committee. Hil 107 0, H0iUd1.iUH Iildfldl' lilfI6'L'lJ!17'l1-fill Englinfffling Senior Records JAMES HERBERT SCOTT Ploilaa'eIpl1ia, Pa. llffeclvanieol Engineering DANIEL HENRY SEAMAN Frankford, Pa. Cifuil Engineering University Orchestrag University Bandg Cornell Cross Country Club. JOHN GREGORY SEARS, JR. Owego Law Z W5 CD A 42. EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE Iflnara C'l.'UZ'I.E71gll7l6E7'1lTlg A T Og Sphinx Headg Rod and Bobg Gemel Kharmg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Vigilance Committee Qgjg General Committee f4Jg Election Committee Qjg Class Cross Country Team QIJ CZJ Qgjg Varsity Cross Coun- try Team fgj Q4.J5 Honor System Committee CLARENCE THIES SEIPP Clnimgo, Ill. Civil Engineering A1 T Ag Undineg Assistant Business Manager Cornell Masque fgjg Nlanager f4J5 Class Crew QUEEN FIDELIA SELOVER Hornell Arr: Al F5 Ichthusg Election Committee HARRY LYMAN SHARP Buffalo Elertrirol Engineering Agassiz Club. BYRON SMITH SHATTUCK Itbara Veterinary KATIE JANE SHEEEIELD Warsaw Arif PEARL GERTRUDE SHELDON Izbaea - Art: NIAL SHERWOOD Liberty Cifuil Engineering PROBHAKER SADASHIVA SHILOTRI Bombay, India Arts HENRY HERBERT SHIRES Troy MerlJqnz'z'al Engineering Cerberus. SETH XKVHITNEY SHOEMAKER Neiu York City Art: D K Eg K B CD5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Cornell Daily Sun Board QZJ Q35 QAQ5 Managing Editor Qgjg President and Editor in Chief f4Jg Senior Ball Committeeg Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund Com- mittee fgj f4Jg Spring Day Committee C3JQ Vigilance Committee Q3Jg General Com- mittee QJ Qtjg Freshman Banquet Rules Committee Cgjg Savage Clubg Book and Bovvlg Sunday Night Clubg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg The Cabinetg Nlasque Cast fljg Cheer Leader HARRY STEPHENSON SHOPE Harrisburg, Pa. Eleetrifal Engineerin 0 Eg Quill and Daggerg Savage Clubg Masqueg Mandolin Club CID Q2J Qtjg Leader f4.Jg Ice Carnival Committeeg Senior Ball Committee STANLEY SHORT Clifton Springs llleclmnieol Engineering ALTHA CEMANTHA SHULTS Freefuille Arts GMAR HOWARD SIMONDS Dulutlv, llffinn. Eleetrical Engineering BERENICE CLAIRE SKIDELSKY H Plailadelplvia, Pa. Art: 108 LOUISE BINNEY SKIDMORE Senniglitly. ALICE ADELINE SKINN ER EMMA FRANCES SRINNER VVayside Club. KINGSLEY XVILCOX SLAUSON .li X5 Masqueg Moakley Senior Records 1Jbl'lI1lIl'1fJl.7lil1, Pa. Omurgo IfbHl'Il IN7mv fork City House Fund Committee. HAROLD MALE SLITER Iilmirn JOHN ALLEN SLOAT llizm-town JOSEPH SILUTZKER Altoona, Po. Cross Country Club Q15 Q25 Q35 RALPH ALCORN SMALLMAN ll Illl,ff0lI, O. A T .Q5 Mar dnlin Club Q25 C35 Q455 Pyramid. BERTHA EMILY SMILEY Itlmvn CATHERINE SMITH Rfnxxflavr CLYDE EDWIN SMITH Lodi A W5 Secretary of Society of Comparative Medicine. DAVID THEODORE SMITH ' Brooklyn A rtx A rt.v A rts A rt: llflffllllfliiffll Engineerzng Cl.1JtI Engineering .Elortric al E ng1'nez'rI'Ia.g Czifufl Engzin eerzino A rt: A rts Veteritzary Law U. R. I5 Andrew Dickson VVlIite Debate Club5 President Q455 Congressg Buflialo Debate QI55 Bucknell Debateg Bowdoin Debate QI55 Interclass Debate5 '86 Declamation Stage5 ,Q4 Memorial Debate Stage Q35 Q455 Congress Debate and Declamation Stages Q25 Q35 C455 Intercollegiate Debate Q355 Civic Club5 Esperanto Club5Mz1nager Law Cross Country Q455 University Scholarship. FLORENCE GIVENS SMITH A F. FRANK GARRETTSON SMITH 0 E5 Mandolin Club C25 C35 FRED WADSWORTH SMITH GILES MILTON SMITH Gargoyle5 Senior, Class Book Committee. HAROLD WHITMORE SMITH, LEWIS RAYMOND SMITH cb I1 A5 Masque. VICTOR EDWARD SMITH HOWARD LEE SNIDER B.SC. ftfmm Arts Broofefyrl llflerbanzirnl Engz'net'r1'ng Uzion Electrzicaf Engzirzeering Utiufz Arcbzitfcture Azzlefazidr, So. A llfffdllid llflerlmrzzifal Engzineerrzing Green c Arty Bayonne, N. ElEEf7'l.CUl Engineering Cleveland, O. Arts A K E5 Masque Cast Q15 Q355 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Bench and Board5 Mer- maid5 Savage Club5 Widow Board FLORENCE MARGARET SNOWDON Scranton, Pa. Agriculture Wayside5 Second Class Vice-President C25 Q455 Raven and Serpent5 President Sports and Pastimes5 Class Basketball Q15 C25 Q355 Der Hexenkreis5 Pennsylvania Club. IOQ Senior Records HAROLD JOSEPH SNYDER 'A Auburn Law J K E5 Quill and Daggerg Class Prophetg Widow Board Q35 Q45g Masque ALFRED MoDESTo SOBIERALSKI Brooklyn Civil Engineering ROBERT MASON SOHNGEN Hamilton, O. Law J K E5 di A Q5 Chanceryg Round Tableg Class Baseball QI5g Junior Law Smoker Committee. CLAIRE LOUISE SOUTHWORTH Holley W B Kg University Scholarship. ROLLAND LEE SPAIDE Q .S K5 Masque. HENRY SEVILLE SPAULDING WILLIAM ANGELL SPELMAN ROBERT JONES SPENCER Cornell Era Board WILLIAM ECHOLS SPRAGINS Semaphore. HELEN MARIA STEARNS K A 05 Raven and Serp ADELAIDE ESTELLA STEIN A F. FLOYD C. STEPHENS Mandolin Club Q35 JOHN HOYT STEVENS DONALD STEWART Hazelion, Pa. Ipxwieb, Mars. Champlain Brooklyn Huntsvi'lle, Ala. Norruiiela, Conn entg Der Hexenkreis. Batavia Clifton Springr Rome Broolzlyn drts llfleelvaln ieal Engineering Cifuil Engineer: n 0 Cifuil Engineering Arts Civil Engineerin Arty Arif Eleezrieal E n gineeri n Ci'vil Engineerzn Eleftrical Engineerzn A T .QQ Sphinx Headg University Scholarshipg Class Secretary QI55 Cornell Daily Sun Board QI5 Q25 Q35 Q455 Second Track Team Q25g Glee Club Q25 Q35 Q45g Junior Prome- nade Committeeg Senior Banquet Committeeg IQO8 Class Book Committee. HOMER EDGAR STEWART, JR. Warren, O. Eleetrieal Engineering Mandolin Club Q35 l5'lARGARET lVlILES STEWART EDVVIN ARTHUR STILLMAN Troy Brooklyn Hrtr lllerlnanical Engineering .1 dig K B dig Mummy Cltibg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg John E. Moakley House Fund Committeeg Sunday Night Clubg Mermaidg Bench and Board. DAVID AYARS STODDART H Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Meebanieal Engineering J Img Junior Smoker Committee. LYELL STORER Morton ' llfletloaniral Engineering Cayuga Club. EMMA FLORENCE STRANG University Scholarship. Waterloo 110 Artr Senior Records ANNA CLEGC STRYI-:E Pl1ilndelplJia,Pa. XVILLIAM CHARLES STUART lrfuington on Hzczlsorz Civil Enginee Gramatan. JOHN HOVVARD STURGE Rorlvrxrm' .Elfff7'l-FRIEHg1.7lEF f X. HAROLD ALEXANDER STURGES Saratoga Spring: Elertrical Engiiiee Glee Club Q15 Q25 C31 Qjg junior lfeed Committee. . XVILLIAM BAYARD STURGIS fl lpg Bench and Boardg Mermaid: Varsity Track Team Qjg Ice Carnival Committee. llferlmniral Engirzee Neill' fork Cify Art: ring ring ring ring EARL SUNDERVILLE Ivrwnrlc Veterinary CLARENCE SEBASTIAN SWEENEY Indianapolis, Ind. Law fp .1 95 ID .1 C05 Class Baseball Team fljg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Round Tableg Dunstang -lunior Law Smoker Committeeg Chancery. ROBERT ETHAN SVVINNEY De Ruytcr Civil Erzgineezzn Semaphoreg Cornell Civil Engineer Board. JACOB TAUBENHAUS Sczjfed, Palestine Agriculture JOHN WRIGHT TAUSSXG Kirlztuood, Mo. Cifuil Engineerino Cerberusg Sphinx Headg Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Football Team Qzj C353 Varsity Cricket Team C255 Election Committee Qjg Chairman Junior Smoker Committeeg John Nloakley House Fund Committee QQ 645g Class Book Committee Q4jg Senior Banquet Committeeg Cheer Leader C455 Gemel Kharmg Rod and Bob. GEORGE HERRICK TAYLOR Anzsrm-danz Art: HENRY FRY TENNANT Moyfuille Law QF T. ALVAH LAMAR TERRY, JR. Louisfville, Ky. llfleclmnifal Engineering X Q3 Bench and Boardg Rlermaidg Southern Club. FLORENCE SKIPLEY TERWILLIGER Ellenfuille Art: Vllayside Club. MARY REBECCA THAYER Oalzland, Md. Art: ZAIDEE ISABELLE Fl-HEALL Claelxea, Marx. .elm- K A 0. EDWIN RANDOLPH THOMAS Woonxoclzet, R. I. Cifuil Engineering 2 A Eg Pyramid. JOSEPH EDGE THOMAS Darlington, Md. Elertriiol Engineering Recording Secretary Sibley Engineering Clubg Maryland Club. GEORGE ROGER THOMPSON Glen: Falls Arcliiiecture Gargoyle. CARRYL NELSON THURBER Richmond Hill Arts Long Island Clubg Les Cabotins. III Senior Records EDWARD LEWIS TIFFANY LEWIS AUSTIN TOAN 9 11 Q5 Cornell Countryman Board Q45 Norwzirli Electrical Engineering Perry Algriculture OTIS HOWARD TODD Grijfn Corners llleclaanical Engineering GEORGE RICKS TOMPKINS Buffalo Electrical Engineering WARD KELLOGG TOMPKINS Itlaara Law, FREDERICK BARRETT TowNsEND New fork City llleclnanical Engineering gf Ing K B CD5 Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Mermaidg Bench and Boardg Sunday Night Clubg Undineg Masque Q35g General Committee Q35 Q45g Class Track Team QI5g Varsity Track Team QI5 Q25 Q35 Q455 Captain Q455 Varsity Relay Team Q15 Q35 Q455 Class Track Director HARRY HOLLISTER TRIPP lflmra Ci1uilEngineer1nc OSCAR ALBERT TRORLICHT Ithaca Merlvanziral Engineering JOHN WINSLOW TROTT Nz'agara Fallx Meclaaniral Engineering HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE Ha5t1'ng: on the Hudxon llffarine Engineering A T .QQ Quill and Daggerg Gemel Kharmg Senior Banquet Committeeg Junior Prom- enade Committeeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Gramatang Class Track Di- rector QI5 Q35g Executive Committee, C. C. C. C. Q35 Q455 Varsity Track Team Q25 Q35 Q45g Varsity Cross Country Team Q15 EDSON JAY TUCKER Buffalo , Arts B Q9 Hg CP A C95 K B ag Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg Scalp and Bladeg Masque Q15 Q25 Q35 Q4.5g Chanceryg Round Tableg Sunday Night Clubg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Senior Stunt Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund Committee Q35 Q455 Bench and Boardg Mermaid. ROBERT PATTERSON TURNER Saint Louis, Mo. Merlaaniral Engineering X Wg K B Q3 H I5 Quill and Daggerg Undineg Bench and Boardg Mummy Clubg Mermaidg Sunday Night Clubg Assistant Manager Musical Clubs Q35g Manager Q4.5g Freshman Banquet Committeeg Chairman Election Committee Q35g Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Class Day Committeeg Masque QI5 Q25 Q45g Class Book ROBERT TIFFT TURNER, IR. Elmira Glee Club Q35g Masque HERMAN ALFRED UIHLEIN Milwaukee, Wir. X W5 Quill and Daggerg Business Manager Class Book TOMLINSON CARLILE ULERICHT New York City RALPH WILLIAMS ULLMANN Oak Park, Ill. 9 L1 X5 Masqueg Glee Club Q45g Savage Club. CARL OSCAR ULLRICH Ozone Park Long Island Club. FERMIN URRUTIA La Plata, Arg. Rep. Cosmopolitan Clubg La Tertuliag Spanish Play. II2 Marla an ical Engineering llleclmniral Engineering Mefban ifal Engineering Merban 1.6 al Engineering Cifvil Engineer: ng M6C1JOHl.f0l Engineering Senior Records JOHN BLOOMFIELD USHER Inm-lalmz, N. lWerlJanii'al Engineering fi fl E. CONANT VAN BLARCOM Piftiburg, Pa. 1lllL'L'lJ!17Z1-fill Engineering ID J fl. WILLIAM RALPH VAN BUREN Fiilwkill on I-lmlmzz Art: STEPHEN LoTr VANDERVEER Parrlwagne Art: Z ag K B dig Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samachg Class Crew Qzjg Assistant Manager Navy Qgjg Manager f4jg Masque QQ f4.jg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Ice Car- nival Committeeg Spring Day Committeeg Navy Ball Committee, Senior Banquet Committeeg Undineg Bench and Board, Mermaidg Sunday Night Club. ELLIOTT VAN DEvANTER Balfinmrv, Md. Cifuil Engineering Semaphoreg Southern Clubg President Association of Civil Engineers. PAUL ANTRIM VANNAN Danfville, Pa. lkfeflvrirziral Engineering B 9 Hg Masque. ' RAY VAN GRMAN Irlwara Veterinary Varsity Football CID fly QD Qjg Class President Qljg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Vigilance Committee ARTHUR OLIN VAN OSTRAND lflnaua Veterinary CHARLES RAY VINCENT Odell, Ill. lkfeclmrziral Engineering T12 Sphinx Headg Mummy Clubg Masque fzyg Sunday Night Clubg Bench and Board, Class Baseball Team fzjg Mermaid, Manager Hockey Team. OSCAR DEIDRICH VoN ENGELN Dayton, O. Arts Barnes Shakespeare Prizeg IQO8 Cornellian Boardg Agassiz Clubg Cornell Alaskan Expedition, 1906. CLAUDE GARFIELD VOSBURGH Elmira I-Ieiglatf Cifuil Engineering ARMISTEAD TAYLOR WAIGHT Affaunt Vernon, O. Elertriml Engineering Mandolin Clubg Spectre Club. WILLIAM BARKER WAIT Watkzins Meclvanziral Engineering di Z K. ALMA TIEDEMANN WALDIE Germantown, Pa. ANS LESTER VINCENT WALKER Babylon Arts Long Island Clubg State Scholarship. ERRETT WALLACE West Gore, Nova Srotia Agriculture DAVID MACK WARREN Chicago Agriculture Z QQ Captain Class Track Team fljg Bench and Boardg Mermaid. WILLIAM HARRY WATSON Pittxburg, Pa. llleclaaniral Engineering Nayati Club. HENRY EARLE WEAVER Utica Aff-f cb B Kg Mandolin Club. LOUIS DAVID WEBSTER Ilion Elertrieal Engineerin II3 Senior Records THOMAS VVHITNEY BENSON WELSH Montelazlr, N. Art: .S N, Sphinx Head, Freshman Crew, Junior Varsity Crew C25 C355 Varsity Four- Oared Crew C25 C35, Alembic, Rush Team C25, General Committee RUDOLPH CHARLES WERNER Brooklyn Eleetrieal Engineering Rifle Team ALBERT ELMER WEST ffarlaington, D. C. Cifuil Engineering Senators, Rifle Team CI5 C25, Scabbard and Blade, Captain Cadet Corps C45, Cosmo- politan Club. . RALPH MCNAUGHTON WEST Peoria, Ill. Elertrieal Engineerzn ASI-IUR URL WETHERBEE Union Springs MeclJanz'cal Engineering lswza. LLOYD ANTHONY WHEELER Hinsdale Veterinary HAMILTON HOWARD WHITE Syraruie Art: K A, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sophomore Smoker Committee, Sagawana. RICE WARREN WHITE Claarlottesfuille, Va. Electrical Engineering .Z 0, Savage Club. WARD BENJAMIN WHITE ' Preston Hollow Arty Sphinx Head, Alembic, Class Track Team C25, Varsity Track Team C25 C35, Junior Feed Committee, Class Sergeant-at-Arms. VVARD EMERSON WHITE Parkersburg, EV. Va. Civil Engineering YF ln, K B CD, Rod and Bob, Underclass Championship Singles CI5, Doubles CI5 C255 Varsity Tennis Team CI5 C25 C35, Assistant Nlanager Tennis Team C35, Manager C455 Class Baseball Team C25, President Tennis Association C45, Minor Sports Representative on Athletic Council. WILLIAM BEW WHITE Oakland, Cal. Law Z' A E5 fp A Q, Cornell Daily Sun CI5 C25 C35, Editor in Chief of Intercollegiate Athletic Calendar C35, Junior Smoker Committee, Round Table, Chairman Elec- tion Committee WILLIAM MORSE WHITE Bergen Eleetrifal Engineering VAN LOAN WHITEHEAD, Buffalo Art: 0 11 X, K B Q, Sphinx Club, lVlummy Club, Freshman Banquet Committee, Sopho- more Banquet Committee, lce Carnival Committee, Varsity 'Wrestling Team C25 C35, Manager C35 C45, Undine, Bench and Board, Sunday Night Club, Mermaid, Masque C35, Secretary C45, Senior Class Day Committee. LEONARD HARRISON MARTIN WHITNEY Hornell Civil Engineering PHILIP JOHN WICKSER Buffalo Hrtx K 2, Class Crew C255 Masque C25 C35 C45, Sophomore Banquet Committee, John F. Moakley House Fund Committee C35 C455 Andrew Dickson YVhite Debate Club, lnterclass Debate Team C25, Cap and Gown Committee CHARLES BENSON WIGTON Plilazlelpbzia, Pa. Civil Engineering HAROLD WILDER Elrnlaurxt, Ill. Am 0 .4 X, Masque C35 C45, Cornell Cross Country Club C35, lVloakley House Fund Com- mittee C35 C45, Bench and Board, Mermaid. Y 114 Senior Records EDITH LUCIA XVILKINSON ENIPUTIIU, Kem. Art: J F. ARTHUR LINFORTH XVILLGOOSE Brooklyn Cli7JliC Engineering Varsity Track Team CI5 C253 Aleph Samachg .Iunior Smoker Committeeg Class Cross Country Team CI5 C253 Varsity Cross Country C25 C353 General Committee. Sl. STEYVART XIVILLIAMS Kl'7lg5i0Il, PU. Czifuzil Engineering Semaphore. MABEI. ESTHER XVILMOT Brooklyn Arts HARRY KEITH VVILSON Bloomington, Ill. Cliillil Engineering Zodiac3 Ice Carnival Committeeg Gemel Kharm3 Semaphore. CHAUNCEY LIVINGSTON XVILTSE Fullerton, Nob. Arty ADAM HEBER XVINDER Dayton, O. Low Obelisk, Andrew Dickson VVhite Debate ClUbQ lnterclass Debate Teams CI5 C25 C353 Championship Team C253 Congress Debate and Declamation Stages CI5 C25 C35, YVinner of Congress Debate Medal C353 Buffalo Debate Team C153 Leader of Buck- nell Debate Team C253 Congress, Speaker C253 Civic Clubg Esperanto Club3 Presi- dent C453 Vice-President of New York State Esperanto Association C453 Ohio Club, President C453 Memorial Debate Prize Competition C453 Bowdoin Debate Team C353 Junior Law Smoker Committee. FRANK LOUNSBURY VVISE Neuf York City llffetlmnziml Engzinenzing ISIDOR ERLICI-I WOLFE Brooklyn Law U R I3 Civic Clubg Cornell Congressg Andrew Dickson White Debate Clubg Inter- class Debate C253 Scroll and Script Club. GEORGE ARTHUR VVONDERLY, Ph.B. New Kingston, Pa. Elerlrlcal Engineering EDWARD AINSLIE WooD Dallas, Texas Czlvil Engineering ll K .43 Rod and Bobg Honor System Committeeg Vice-President Cornell Civil Engi- neering Associationg Cosmopolitan Club. PERCY OSMUN WooD Itbata Agrifulture Secretary Class C25 C35 C453 Junior Smoker Committeeg Honor Committee C453 Hebs- sa3 Gemel Kharm C453 Chairman Agricultural Banquet- Committee. WILLIAM MAXWELL WOOD Portland, Ore. Eleftriral Engzineerin X CD3 Mandolin Club OLIN FITCH WOODWORTH Boroclino ECB6f7'liCUI.E7ZgZi71?F7'l-Ilg First Sibley Prize in Mechanic Arts JOHN HALLECK WORDEN Wertnzoreland Arts GEORGE AUGUSTUS WORTMAN Klngrlon Mecbanziral Engineering RALPH FENTON WYCKOFF Lo: Angela, Cal. Cifvzl Engineerzing Semaphore. KOLIANG YIH Slmnglmi, Claina Agrifultzzre Cosmopolitan Clubg Cornell Congresslg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club3 Lazy Club3 Civic Clubg IQOQ Class Vice-Sergeant-at-Arms. BESSIE ISABEL YILES New fork City Law FREDA ZORN Brooklyn Arr: University Scholarshipg German Play I I5 ziifl- 8. SKEPIQRXX rg., Allin ply , I A I' ' A M 4.9 ff ,M I SJ, jf ,-'rv ,- 5--. 1 el.. ..., If .1-w.,:' I ' , ' 'f-' . X f .gf :- X f fx If y 4- .1 in-I ,W ,S It ' fi- .- . '- 1. -ff' 1 1 I GD' ' f I -' ' - ' . ....., I it? I' ZTQZ .L rc-' ' 5N?f'. . I.-Q ff . i --- - 9 . yy IH ..'. 7' U ff' if'Ef'QM31, Fe' - H . .. ,I+A'?Q..fz. 'a ' A fm jwib'-47A 2 I-.RB 3- EDWARD AUGUST ARNOLD . ALBERT MORTIMER BELL . New York City . . . . . . . Glen Head, L. I. A K Kg Secretary Medical Club C215 Class President fgjg Chairman Executive Committee ERNEST SIMONS BISHOP, A.B. . . New York City A T Q5 fp A Eg A.B., Brown University. CHARLES BRENDLER . . HAROLD XVILLIAM BROWN . ID K W5 N Z N. LOUIS BALLENTINE CHAPMAN . N Z N. MORRIS JOSEPH CLURMAN, A.B. . . New York City . Jersey City New York City New York City di A E5 A. B., Cornellg Chess Team Cz? QQ Qtjg H. Morse Stevens Debate Club. HENRY JULIUS COHEN . MARK COHN . . JAMES ALLEN COOLEY . N 22' N. BENJAMIN DAVIDSON . CHARLES ROY DAVIS, A.B. New York City New York City . Canandaigua . Brooklyn Fort Madison, Iowa II6 XVILLIAM DENTON . fl K K. HAROLD DEXKYOLF . . . 11.1 0 fBrownD5 IX7 .ll IV. LEO CHARLES DUBOIS . PI-IEBE LOTT DUBOIS . K K F311 E 1. BIORRIS FARKAS . . FREDERICK JAMES FARNELL . lllflf. ARTHUR TAYLOR GILLETTE . Q 1' KD. BENJAMIN GINSBURG . DAVID GOOTENBERG . LOUIS ARTHUR GOULD . NSN. GAYLORD WILLIS GRAVES, AB. .Q In Q5 A. B., Cornell, Era Medical Society 'O6. LEON HARRIS . . WILLIAM EDWARD HARTIGAN A K Kg Masque ARTHUR EDMOND HOAO 0 A Z. RICHARD HORACE HOFFMAN . Q A E. I BENJAMIN JABLONS DAVID JOSEPH . 9 Medic Seniors . Port Jervis . Bristol, R. 1. . Newburgh . Freehold, N. New York City Providence, R. I. . Cuba, N. Y. New York City New York City . Interlaken . . . Binghamton, N. Y. Board 'O5-'06, '86 Memorial Stage 'O5g President I17 . Brooklyn . Norwich Millerton New York City New York City New York City WALLACE KRUGLER QFCD. MILTON ALBERT LAMPERT . MARK LIEBERT PHILIP LIEBLING 0 A E. HARRY CLIFTON LUKE, Ph.G. Medic Seniors .F A5 IV .21 N5 Ph. G., University of Bufalo. GEORGE MICHAEL LYNCH MAX MARSCHARK di .4 E. JOHN FRANCIS NICGRATH CDXIZ. JAMES REID NIITCHELL, A.B. A KK,' AB., Cornellg Chess Team CID Q21 SILAS MERCER NTOORMAN, A.B. .Q In 05 A.B., Georgetown Collegeg President Senior Class. GEORGE MOSHER MOIQRISON FOSTER NIURRAY . N Z N. MAX NADOOLMAN LEANDER ALLISON NEWMAN . ZKFAYLN EN. PAUL O,BRIEN N 2 N. CHARLES LEO O,NEILL, AB., A.M. . A K Kg A. B., A. M., Seton Hall. HAROLD MAXIM RABINOWITZ . W. R. I. II8 Jersey City, N. Brooklyn . Brooklyn New York City . ' Salamanca . Andover New York City Holyoke, Nlass- New Orleans, La- Georgetown, Ky. New York City . Brooklyn New York City Penn Yan . Pittsburg, Pa. Newark, N Brooklyn Medic Seniors CHARLES JVOSEPH VINCENT REDDINO, A.B. , Owego A K Kg A. B., Syracuse. JOHN PHILIP ROHN . A K K. ALEXANDER HYMAN RUBINOWVITZ . HAROLD ELBIORE SANTEE, AB. . J 2.9 Q I' 1114 A. B., Cornell '04 5 Class lresiclent 'O+. LEO SAMSON SCHWARTZ di J E, HARRY VAN NESS SP.-XULDING N 1' N. XVILLIAM FRANCIS STEINBUGLER . A K K. GEORGE DOREMUS STILLSON . Q 2' 0. WILLIAM TOMKINS III A S. WILLIAM JOSEPH WALKER,A.B. . Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg A K Kg A.B., College of City of New York. ABRAHAM WALZER . . . RODNEY RALPH WILLIAMS . Q 1' Q. ROY BALDWIN WYNKOOP . Q I' KD. ABRAHAM ZINGHER JEROME ZUCKERMAN IP A E. IIQ . Newark, N. . Brooklyn . . Home-ll Sun Boardg . Brooklyn New York City . Brooklyn . BuHalO . Brooklyn New York City Brooklyn East Randolph . Chemung New York City New York City KCVAN H AND HFREDDIE DANNY AND Km TAR Youmc PoP LLNDER HJACK IVIOAKLEXQBAMBERGER . 1 f .3 +4 1 . 4, N- ,. '3-v.- -fp: git., Q -'..,. ' ,A s. aL T.-...- .f' 'wr' Kia: I ,4 .na -N-' -,Q TOMMY, HCRIS,U Rxcx, 'KSAMQ' R.w, JACK IOR 1 BILL DAvE. MCI-llNK,H A:znr:, SAM 556, -Q. HROYN 1rNED:2 HSTEVEH HBH-LH :AKIDIJ .au - Rom: SETH'y USAR! ' 1 ,3zgf'Q9:,535flfzV 1 HALU DEAN HARRY - 'rw ,fr ', - J Q rg we There is the Junior: hegs smoking his pipeg His mood mellovvs out over lager and tripeg He knows about Zink's and the others full Well He's not been a-wasting his time at Cornell. Junior Class Que A71-170 O Nl-716.1 Cornell, I fell, Nlgllffffll NIJIZF! COLORS :-BLACK AND RED Class Officers LEWIS HENRY . RANDOLPH XVOODRUFF VVEED, JR. ELI.EN GIIACE ERWAY EDVVARD PHILIP LEONARD MARY BOWLER TRUE WKVINFIELD SCOTT KEENHOLTS, JR. JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE . EDWARD LEE MCCALI.IE . WARD LLEWELLYN GABLE CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH ROBERT EARL COULSON . WILLIAM GLENN HOYT JAMES WILLIAM Cox, JR. . LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG, JR. . I25 . .ZD7'?Jl.lI7c?77f . Vive-Pre.vz'dent . Serona' p,Z.C?-P7'6SZ.0l6I1f . R6fOTdZ'Hg Serretary COfI'65PO11dl.7Zg Secretary . . . Treaxurer General Athletic AtZUZ'567 Football Director Baxeball Dirertor . Track Director . Crew Director Sergeant-at-Army . Marshal . Marshal A 'fee ..f:E.r '-.g , H ' . ---p--.2--2-1a.:'..., 1 1.1 'SQ W - -9' . JH R. II.. ff- ya, 'V 1 f'5 3 'Q., J up I 1 li il x 7 I I il N A .I Ili' IS S X' i lf V :lr F T' xv Ed, I J I .4 A .E A III 'fx I I I f f I ' I 1 he Aj- XZ Ll J l J, A 5- 'vos 3 X 7 ' 'E . . -- W XJ 5sff-l '1fI - Q- f f? M by . : . W .X , Q:-l' ' 4' SY 'J -fx if ' ' 2 T . ff HENRY ABARCA SAMUEL HAMILL ABBEY 41 lag lce Carnival Committee EDNA MAY ABEL NIORRIS HENRY ADAMS EMIL ADLER University Scholarship. ANNA ALLEN ' NIARY LILLIAN ALLEN MANUEL BUARQUE DE ALMEIDA Cosmopolitan Club. M. CARL A-LMY ARTHUR CARL AMSLER lp Z Kg lnterfraternity Tenn JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON .al F9 Raven and Serpent. HEWITT ROGER ANDREWS CLARENCE DOUGLAS ANTHONY B 0 Hg Savage Club. ALBERT JAY ARGUE A WALTER JAMES ARMSTRONG ill-90979 San 7llf1H, P0110 Rim Smitlytown Branflv 633' Trzcmnnslazzrg Prinfcn' Anne, lVId. Buffalo Buffalo ltbafa Rio Ile 7aneI'ro, Brazil Hornell Pzittsburg, Pa. is Champion Wilkinxlvurg, Pa. Atlyfm, Pa. New fork City Bujfalo Fair Hill, lllzl. A T Q3 Class Baseball Team CID fzjg Class Rush Teamg Class Football Teamg Maryland Clubg Sibley Baseball Team. I . I 3 :Verb an ziml Engzineeruz Meflmnifal Engzineffrzng ,41t.v C1'fuilEngzrIeerirzg Meclaanical Engineerzno Arr: Arts Cifuzil Engzinaez zi ng Law Meclaanical Engineerin Am- Merbanzifal Engineerzng Civil Erzglneering I Law Meclaan ical Engzinrering WILLIAM HENRY ARNOLD, JR. Clyde Agriculture LOUIS SOLOMON ARONOVICI Izlaafa Algrirulfuff I26 LOUISE HARRIET ATWATER CHRISTINE Sci-IERNIERHORN AVERY K .fl 0. FREDERICK AVERY GILBERT PARRISH .AYLFS LANGDON BABCOCK Y' l'. SARA NI. BAILEY K A' Fl. CHARLES SCHENCK BAKER W I' J. ERNEST LEROY BAKER Junior Records Clfar View lllrst Taglvlcanrf Rm'ln'.ttt'r Il-1011 nt llvrrz 0 Il RaI'l1r.ftrr lflvaca Elm Iil'l1 lnllarlc Cfffk Assistant Editor of The Cornell Countrymang Class 'Wrestling Associationg Round Lp Club DANE LEWIS BALDWIN Groton PAUL AUGUST BANCEL N f'II I fork City Sibley Journal Board MARION HOUSER BANKS Saint lllatflaewr, S. C. RUSSELL VINCENT BANTA Ridgewood, N. 7' Obeliskg Semaplioreg University Scholarship. Arts Art: lWFL'lJH71 lfal Engzineerzng Laiu Arif Arty lllfrb an iral E ngin f'e'rz'rIg .4g1'z'culture Teamg Agricultural Art! lwerlvanlral Engineering ,Mfrl1aniral Engin eerzng Cifuil Enginerrmg DEAN MQJUNDER BARBER Sleaneatelfs rfgrzirulture WILBUR EDWARD BARCLAY Aurora, lll. ElmriralEng1'rIerring CHARLES REX BARKER Pitt:l1urg,Pa. Agriculture CONE BARLOW Oalz Park, lll. Meflyanziral .ErIgz'neerz'ng 0 ll L15 Assistant Manager Lacrosse Teamg Class Football SARAH LOUISE BARNES Storlzbridge, Marr. Arts Captain Class Basketball Team KID CHARLES LESLIE BARNUM Brooklyn MeclJan1'falEngz'neerzng Z Wg Widow Board Qzjg Assistant Business Manager Q15 Masque. ARTHUR JEROME BARZAGHI Netu fork City CifuilEnginrer1ng Z N. PAY HEMMING BATTEY Buffalo CZ'1JllE1'lgl.11EE7Z71g A if .QQ Scalp and Bladeg Pyramidg Assistant Manager Crew ROBERT STANTON BAUM Cbirago, Ill. Merlyaniral Enginerring cb K llfg Mandolin Club Qzj fgjg Banjo Club KID 127 Junior Records CLYDE FRANKLIN BAUMHOFER ' Niagara Falla' Artx A X5 Francis Miles Finch Debate Club CID5 Assistant Business Manager Cornell Daily Sun C355 Masque Q3j5 Savage Club Q55 Junior Smoker Commitee MARIANO H. BAUTISTA Manzila, P. I. Arclvitecture EDWARD IRVING BAYER Toledo, Obio Agriculture A Z5 Varsity Eight QD5 Agricultural Crew QID5 Captain Rush Team C255 Aleph Samach5 Honor System Committee QD5 General Committee CAROLINE FREDERICKA BECKER Baltimore, Mil. Arts HARRY THEODORE BECIKMANN Toledo, Olyzio llifeclaanical Engineering THOMAS ECKLEY BEDDOW Ndiifl-60166, Pa. Meelyanieal Engineering CECIL KENNETH BELL ltlyaca Arrbiterture Gargoyle. MAY A. BELL Eureka, Cal. Arty Sennightlyg Second Vice-President HARRY ALBERT BEMIS Claarlemont, Mass. Law ALICE VVELLES BENHAM MeLean Am University Scholarships5 Barnes Shakespeare Essay Prize Qzjg '86 Declamation Stage f2j5 Era Poem Prize CZQ5 French Flay f3j5 Sage Dramatic Clubg Cornell Con- gress5 Les Cabotins. JACK ANSEL BENJAMIN CORNELIUS MORRIS BENNETT LAWRENCE GALE BENNETT A L1 2 . MABEL LILLIAN BENNETT A ID. GEORGE FRED BENSON Clyirago, Ill. Ofuzial Itlmcn Brooklyn Syfflfllff Sagawanna Club5 Frank Williain Padgham Scholar EDITH NAOMA BENTLEY RUTH CHRISTINE LOVELL BEROEN A CD5 lchthus. LOUIS BERGMANN WALTER ADAM BERNARDI Gargoyle5 Artistic Editor FLORENCE ESTELLE BIBBINS FREDERICK JOHN BIELE Spectre. ARTWELL HUGH B IGELOW ship Lineoln, Neb. ltlmea Brooklyn Pittsburg, Pa IQOQ Cornellian. Port Leyden Brooklyn Waterloo I28 Meek an iral Engineering Agriculture A rts A rt.v llfferlaaniral Engineerzn A 1 ts A rtx Law Arelaiteftur e A1 tx Cifuil Engineer ing Electriral Engineerzn rf Junior Records RICHARD EVET1' BISI-IOP Sy7'K1fIl.Y. llflerlmniml .Engineerirzg .J 1'g Sibley -lournal of Engineering CI5 C25 C353 Varsity Football Squad C255 Class Election Committee C25Q Frank VN-illiam Padgham Scholarship C253 Class Football Team C353 lfditorin Chief IQOQ Cornellian C353 Sagawana Clubg Junior Prome- nade Committee C355 5Yidow Board ELMER I. BLACK Pittsford, llilirlv. Law Masonic Clubg President of Charles Kendall Adams Club C25 Roi' TURNBUILL BLACK Brooklyn Am K fl B5 Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Chess Clubg Chess Team C25 C355 Arts Baseball Team C253 Congressg Congress Stage C35g Arts Basketball. BESSIE l5'lAY BLADE Hoi-nvll Arts CARLTON ALLEN BLAINE Lyon: Mnlmniral Engineering HAROLD D. BLAKE Nzzplcx Elertriml Engineering Bandhu Society. Q HENRY XNORTHINGTON BLISS lrzrlianapolif, lml. lilflffbdflliflll Engineering dl FJ. STANHOPE RCCLESTON BLUNT Farr Svlvuyler Mnrlmniml Engineering Seal and Serpentg Scabbard and Bladeg Glee Club C25 C355 IQOQ Cornellian Boardg Captain Cadet Corps. CHARLES FERDINAND BOEHLER Cizmileiz Agriculture College Baseball Teamg Agricultural Cwlee Clubg Lazy Clubg Agricultural Associationg Poultry Associationg Vice-President C455 Roberts' Scholarship AUGUST CARL B01-ILEN lmlzimznpolix Arrlazifefture 111 .al QQ Class Baseball Team C15 C255 Chairman Junior Moakley House Fund Com- mittee. RALPH BOLGIANO Baltimore, Md. MFE1JHHl'Cl11 Engineering Maryland Club. SAMUEL WILLIAM BOOTH, JR., B.A. Pelersburg, Va. llleclmniml Engiizeering ANTONIO CARLOS DE ARRUDA BOTELHO San Paulo, Brazil A Z5 Cosmopolitan Club. IDA JULIA BOUCK FRANK ALBERT BOWER Skull. LAUREITICE FREDERICK BOWMAN RALPH MCLANE BOWMAN WILLIAM HUTCI-IENs BOYNTON MARGARET BRADLEY JOSEPHINE BRADY SrlJe11erfaa'y Brooklyn Dulutln, lllinn. Wiarlaiizgtoiz, D. C. Melrote, Cal. Newark Plvziladelplaia, Pa. Sennightlyg Les Cabotinsg Pennsylvania Clubg Sage Dramatic C 129 .flgrifulture Arts .Mefloan ifal Engineering Cifuil Engineerzn Civil Engin eerz ng Vftf'ri11ary Art! Am lub. Junior Records RICHARD BRAGAW cb Z K. THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS 7amazra Flufbing Long Island Clubg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club FERNANDO JOSE BROQUET HORACE DWIGHT BROOKMAN Obeliskg Ohio Club, Treasurer C35 BERNICE LUCY BROWN A C05 Raven and Serpent. 'CHARLES SEAMANS BROXVN ' W In. HARRY PHILIP BROWN LLOYD HEMAN BROWN A A CD5 ID A 0. CHARLES LOWMAN BROVVNE WALTER STANLEY BRYDE Banclliu. JAMES DEWAR BUCHANAN Fresliman Banquet Committee. MORRIS L. BUCHWALTER, JR. Itlyaea Weflsvzifle, Ohio Port C19 ester Syraeuxe Herkz'mer M07'T1'JOH, UI. Aberdeen, S. Dale. New fork City You ngrtotun, O12 io. Cineinnczti, Ohio X CD3 Masqueg Bench and Boardg Grill Room Committee. FRANK WILLIAMS BUCK STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN JHAROLD EDMUND BULLIS HARRY GROVES BURD Captain Class Basketball Team Feed Committee 'CHARLES RAYMOND BURGER FRANK HARPI-IAN BUSHNELL HOWARD ROUTLEDGE BUTTERY LUCY SWEETLAND CADOGAN A Q. ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL Itboea Au Sable Forks Oswego Trenton, N. MeebanI'eaI Engineering Arts Mec19anz'ca1 Engineering Electrical Engineering ffrts Merbanzieal Engineering Am Law Am Nfeefaan ieai Engineering Ilferbanieal Engineerz nb flirt: ilffeebeln im! Engineering Art! ,Meek an ical Engineering Merbanzieal Engin eering CID, Captain Varsity Basketball Team C213 Junior Itbaea Waterwlziet Wextjiefd Hornell Cinrin nati, Ohio Z' X5 Nalandag Bench and Boardg Class Baseball Team 633- J JAMES RICHARDSON CAMERON . Irwin, Pa. 130 Law Arts Law Art: I Arts Qzjg Varsity Football Team Nlecbanieai Engineering Junior Records HORACE SILLIMAN DE CAMP Nteztv fork Cir-v Civil Engineering X T5 Undineg Bench and lfoardg Rod and Bob, CHARLES AZARIAH CARPENTER Brookfgvn Meelynnirai Engineering CHARLES BANCROFT CARSON Rorlterter lweriyanimi Engineering J T J. LEONARD NEWTON CASE NOI 1L'I-t'lJ, Conn. Veterinary LLOYD EVERETT CASE Aforiuzrb, Conn. Veterinary RALPH TONIPKIN5 CHACE East Grange, iv. Efeetrieai Engineering J K E5 lfench and l?Oill'LlQ Class Track Team C15 C255 Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittee. GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER Vinrlnna' Law Zodiacg Varsity Relay Team C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Junior Law Smoker Com- mitteeg junior Smoker Committee. GEORGE NIERXVIN CHAPMAN, JR. 1l,IIf!'7'C1ll7 V, Conn. Cifvii Engineering fl T Q5 Class Football Team C155 Varsity Basketball Team C355 Mandolin Club TAO XIUAN CHEN Sbangbtzi, Chinn lllerbanieai Engineering HAMILTON EUGENE CHII,Ds S-vroruse Law 9 E5 University Qrchestra C15 C25 C355 Mandolin Club C25 C355 Assistant Director Masque C355 Ice Carnival Committeeg Savage Clubg Sagawana Club. l54lL'1'ON VALENTINE CHRISTMAN lyilfianisport, Pa. Civil Engineering CP K T5 Class Baseballg Masqueg Glee Club C355 Undine. STAvRos STEPHEN CHRYssIDEs, AB. Constantinople, Tin-key Eleefriral Engineering Cosmopolitan Club5 Les Cabotinsg President C355 French Play C25 C355 Association Football Team C15 C25 C355 Cricket Team C15 PAO FENG CHU Slaangfaai, Chinn ilfferfoanieai Engineering FREDERIC CoRss CHURCH Kingston, Pa. Arts CHARLES CLARK Nz'elJoI: Civil Engineering EDWARD HEERMANS CLARK Cortland Merlaanifal Engineering CD F 115 Class Crew C15 C355 Class Track Team C15 C255 Varsity Track Team C255 Class Secretary C255 Dunstan. HARRY DE WITT CLARK Brooklyn ilffeefoanicai Engineering CHARLES HENRY CLARK Cortland I Law ROBERT WILLIAM CLARK Prorpert, Conn. Cifuil Engineering WILLIAM VAN ALAN CLARK Lakewood, N. Meebanical Engineering Cerberusg Ycnan5 Glee Club C25 C355 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Feed Committee. ELIZABETH CLARKE Philadelplaia, Pa. Arts I3I Junior Record s. CHARLES DE VVITT CLINTON Greene Law 0 11 CD5 Class Baseball Team FRED ADAM CLOCK Cioekfuilie Meriaanieai Engineering ERNEST BARNARD COBB Ithoea Ang Obelisl-:5 Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Congressg Class Debate Team CI5 RICHARD HENRY COBB Clefuelond, Ohio Arr, ff 1.1 Q5 Undine C255 Widow Board C25 C355 Assistant Manager Musical Clubs C355 Book and Bowl C355 Junior Promenade Committee C355 Bench and Board SAMUEL COHEN Brooklyn Civil Engineerzn WALTER RICH COLCORD Brooklyn Civil Engineering HENRY BEAUMONT COLLIN, A.B. Penn Yan Low 691110. . JAMES VAN DEVER COLPITTS .4 Q5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstan5 Class Track Director C255 Varsity Cross Country Team C25 C355 Varsity Track Team C15 C255 Junior Promenade Committeeg Cap- tain Cross Country Team Mount Pieamnt Meefnanirai Engineerino GEORGE REUBEN COLVIN North Bennington, Vt. Law Interclass Debate Team C155 Francis Miles Finch Debate Club. HIRAM GRANT CONGER - Newark, N. Cifuii Engineering C. U. C. A. Cabinet C355 Francis Miles Finch Debate Club5Cong1'ess. LEE BRIGGS COOK Chautauqua zfgrieuituie Sacchord5 Agricultural Association5 Agricultural Glee Club. PERRY TOWNSEND COoNs Montflair, N. Meehanieai Engineerin 2 X5 Nalanda5 Sophomore Cotillion Committee5 Bench and Board. PERCY HALL CORMAN Tonowanda Agrieulture RODMAN MUNN CORNELL New York City Eiertrirai Engineering Zodiac5 Cricket Teamg Assistant Manager JAMES JOSEPH CosoRovE Braddock, Pa. Cli'UiI.E7Zgl.l1Fl'71.7Zg Cerberus5 Aleph Samachg Dunstan5 Class Football CI55 Varsity Football Team C25 C355 Class President C255 Undine5 General Athletic Director C355 General Committee. THOMAS COSGROVE, JR. Braddock, Pa. Cifvii Engineering Cerberus5 College Crew ROBERT EARL COULSON Bujfafo Arts J 105 Phi Beta Kappag Aleph Samach5 Class Crew C15 C255 Class Football Team C255 ,Q4 Debate Stage C25 C355 Class Crew Directorg lntercollegiate Debate Stage C25 C355 Junior Varsity Crew C255 Varsity Four-Oared C255 Vice-President Debate CouncilC355 Junior Moakley House Fund Cornmittee5 General CommitteeC355 Chairman Junior Smoker Committee C355 Vice-President Arts Association C355 Scalp and Blade5 Leader Pennsylvania Debate Team. JAMES CLARENCE COUNTER, B.S. Brighton, Col. Cifuii Engineerzn 132 IAMES WILLIAM Cox, JR. Junior Records .Y L05 Junior Promenade Committee: mitteeg Masque: Class Marshal Qugj. DICKSON KEARNS COYLE Z W LEWIS -I. CROSS HART CUMMIN J i'g Rod and Bob. EDWARD HENRY CUxIPs'roN, -IR, Scabbard and Blade: Senators: Captai Rox' HowARD CUNNINt:H.Am .4 lb 11 71 'y -lunior John F. Piftrizurg, Pri. Refi Crrfic Dayton, Ohio lfllljlllillgfbll, D. n Cadet Corps. 70d7IIIf0iL'I7, Pa. Met'lJ an ir ai Eizgineerz ng Moalcley House Fund Com- llffrclmnirai Engineering Arts Civil Engineering C. ilffrrlvarziirzzi Engineiving Ilferbarzimi Engineering Czjg Cornell Daily Z gig Freshman Banquet Committee Qljg Election Committee Sun Board CIJ C221 Chairman Class Grillroom Committee THOEVIAS PERCIVAL CUNNINGI-IAM Grmzporr, L. I. HENRY NIILO CURRY Pitrrliiu-g, Pn. iwerfyanirai Engineering MerlJan irai Engineering X YZ Class Football Teamg Undineg Dunstang Nalanda. GEORGE DAVE CURTIS, B.S. MARGARET CURTIS Sivvzzrzriiziv, Gil. Netu Carlin, Pa Cifuzi Engineering A715 CHARLES BENJAMIN CURTISS, Bay City Mfi'fJanirni Engineering K .43 Class Track Team Qzjg Junior Moakley House Fund Committeeg Book and Bowl. DONALD STARR CUTLER Newfeld Law FRANCIS PAUL DALEY llverferleigb Art: BENJAMIN GEORGE DANIS Dalton, Marr. Civil Engineering LOUIS BURHANS DAUMONT 7er:ey City, N. Merbanzical Engineering X Tig Class Crew 1255 Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Committee. RANDALL VERNON DAVEY Eayt Orange, N. Architecture Z Wg Mandolin Club fljg Masque QD fgjg Artistic Editor Erag Widow Board fzj QD, Artistic Editor C355 Undineg Bench and Boardg Savage Clubg Nalanda Clubg Class Football Team LEoN CLIFTON DAVIE Belmonz Veterinary ETHEL LOUISA DAVIS Buffalo riffs HENRY EMERSON DAVIS Utifa .Merbanifal Engineering TRACY EGBERT DAVIS Buffalo ffgfiruffuff CHARLES SUMNER DAWSON Wenonab, N. MeciJanz'4caI Engineering A T A. - 133 10 G EORGE ALEXANDER DAWSON Junior Records Sophomore B anquet Committee. GEORGE EDWARD DAY Sibley Journal Board Q25 CLARENCE WARD DEAN GLENNARD CECIL DECKER LYALL DECKER BERTON HENRY DE LONG KP FA. ANNA MAE DENITON K K F. JESSE HEMPSTEAD DENNISTONA Class Cross Country Team ROBERT CRITCHLOW DEW'AR Watertown Bayonne, N. Bufalo Prinee Bay, N. lldlinneapolis, Mirzzz. .McGraw New York City Cornwall East Orange, N. J' Arts Eleetrical Engineering Meela an iral Engineering Meelaanzical Engineering llleeban iral Engineering Art! Art! Civil Engin eering Cifuil Engin eering Class Football Team CSJDQ Junior Smoker Committeeg Rod and Bob. HARRY ALONZO DE 'WITT BAYARD PUTNAM DEXTER Z X. ALBERT DIAMANT WAYLAND E. DICKENS ANNETTA MARIE DIECKMANN JULIA ANN DILLMAN ELLWOOD DIMENT GEORGE GORDON DOBSON Congressg Francis Miles Finch Debate teef. JOHN HENRY DONOVAN Cornell Civil Engineer Board. JOHN JAMES DOOLEY JULES GOODWIN DOUX WALTEIK LOUIS DRAGER 0 Eg College Crew Czjg Ban Club JOHN DUBUIS, FRANCIS BARTOW DWIGHT X W. X LV. MARY HELEN EAGAN ANDREW HOWARD EBBERTS jo Club Brooklyn Electrical Engineering Orange, Mars. lllerlaanical Engineering Pine Hz'll Cifuil Engineering Alpine Civil Engineering Buffalo flrtr Connerwille, lnal. Art: O:-wego M6ElJOHZ'CHl Engineering Searlnorouglf, Englanal lweelnanifal Engineering Clubg University Scliolarsliipg Student Volun- ffoliet, 111. Penn fan Utiea Berkeley, Cal. Cllillil Englinfffl Hg Veterinary Alrt: Civil Engin eering Q25 Q55 Flag Rush Team CQJQ Nlanager Banjo Clinton, S. C. Lalze Forest Sclaeneetaaly Pittsburg, Pa. 134 Civil Engineerzn H lllerbanical Engineering Arts Meek an ieal Engineering Junior Records FREDERIC CJLIYER EBELING Ifivazzximi, Ill. Mef1Janz'ca1Engzirzezfring ff T QQ Class Baseball CID C2Dg Class Football CzDg Varsity Baseball C2Dg Varsity Foot- ball Squad C3Dg General Committee Roscoe CLAUDIUS EDLUND Brooklyn Art: Obeliskg Francis Miles lfinch Debate Club, Treasurer CID, President C2D5 Interclass Debatesg Secretary Debate Union C2Dg Congress-Bowdoin Debate Team C2Dg Alter- nate Pennsylvania Debate Team C2Dg DVinner Congress Declamation Medal C2Dg Debate Council C3D: Era Board C3Dg English Clubg President ALFRED BENDAMIN Emioxns Gfan Cow Veterinary ELMER EDXYARDS Forest Hozriie Ciwzil Engineering EARL ARTHUR EMERSON Czirirzlriziatl, Oluio flfeclyanziral Erzgzineerzing li 11 E. ARTHUR WII,I.IAM ENGEL L5-our Cifuil Engineering ELLEN GRACE ERWAY Tl'llll1l1iZIbll7'g Art! Corresponding Secretary CIDQ Second Vice-President TRUNIAN DVILLIP M EUSTIS, -DR. Hl.fl5dl1lt', Ill. Elcfffrirzzf Engineering WALTER GRIFFITH EVANS Rome Art: .1 Xg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. NEWTON CAMP FARR Cbirago, IU. Civil Engineerzing J lpg Mandolin Club C3Dg Banjo Club CID C2Dg Cornell Civil Engineer Board C3D5 Rod and Bob. TRUMAN EDMUND FAssETT Elmira Arif K Ag Fencing Team. EDWARD MILLER PAY lllalone Elertrz'raZE11gz'1zeering CYRIL ADOLPHUS FAUCHER Rorbexter Cz vz'lEngz'neer1'ng W Ing Glee Club CzD C3D5 Rod and Bob. JAMES MINNIS FELKNOR, AB. flfforrzistown, Tenn. Ciflllil Engzineering MORRIS FELLMAN Neiif York City Civil Engineering JOSEPH FRANCIS FENNELLY Brooklyn Merbanz'raf Engz'nee1'z'ng FRITZ FERNOW Toronto, Ont. Arif 41 Ing Francis Miles Finch Debate Club, President CID, Secretary C2D, Treasurer C3Dg Deutscher Verein Play CID C2D C3D, Treasurer C3Dg Class Crew C3Dg University Scholarshipg Greek Playg English Play. WILLIAM EDGAR FIELDING Soutb Orange Ci'UilE11g1'Hfffiflg Af Z Q. ELLIS JEROME FINCH New York City Mec1JanicaZ Engznfernzg ROGER SHERMAN FINDLEY Pzittrlmfg, Pa. Merfnanzifaf Engzineerznv Osiris Clubg Ycnang Sophomore Smoker Committee. 135 Junior Records J. ARTHUR FISH Itbaea CLARENCE FRAZIER FISHER Davenport Meclaaniml Engineering Civil Engineering G. V. F., Assistant Secretary Francis Miles Finch Debate Club GEORGE FARNSWORTH FISHER Cbiiago, Ill. Z CD. JOHN CROCKER FISHER, JR. Elmira 0 A X. JOHN MORRIS FITZGERALD Fillmore Class Football Team fzjg Rush Team A Civil Engineering Arts Civil Engineering RUFUS HILL FLINN Camzlen, N. Mefl9i1niei1lEngineerznv Cayuga Club. HENRY FLOOD, JR. Elmira Meebanieal Engineering 0 lj A. EDWARD JAMES FLYNN Johnstown Art: ROY COOKE FOLGER Cape Vincent Meelmnifal Engineering WILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER Water Mill, L. I. Arts Long Island Clubg Varsity Track Team ROBERT LEE FOX Batavia Civil Engineering HAROLD S. FRANKENHEIMER New fork City Art! Cupboard. JOHN EDEN FREDERICKS Houfton, Texas Meelmnieal Engineering Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Committee. . CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH Hou5a1onz'e, Mast. Merbanical Engineering D K E, Aleph Samachg Dunstang Varsity Track Team fIJ Q23 QQ, Varsity Relay Team CID Q25 QQ, Class Track Team QIJ f2J5 Captain QIJ5 Class Track Director - c3DQ General Committee ELIAS FREUDENHEIM Elmira LEOPOLDO ESTANISLAO FREYRE Habana, Cuba EDWIN FRIESE Baltimore, Md. Maryland Clubg Society of Civil Engineers. ALBERT ERNEST FROSCH Pittsburg, Pa. Am- Civil Engineering Civil Engineering Civil Engin eerin Junior Feed Committeeg Sophomore John Moakley House Fund Committee, Class Football Team fgjg Varsity Squad, College Crewg Cosmopolitan Club. ARTHUR LAWRENCE FROST Muskegon, Mielf. Meelnanifal Engineering Seal and Serpentg Class Crew CZJ f3J3 Junior Feed Committee. ROBERT KENNETH FULLER, B.S. Fort Collins, Col. Arrlaiteeture DAVID HUMPHREY FULLERTON Qingoes, N. Agrieulture 136 Junior Records CREED XVALSH FULTON Il,tI.YlJlAl1gf0?I, D. C. ll-ferlaezniml Engineering Seal and Serpentg Class Baseball Team CID Qzjg Varsity Baseball Squad fzjg Junior Election Committee Qjg Chairman -hflembership Committeeg C. U. C. A. Qsgjg Senators. XVARD LLEWELLYN Ci.-XBLE Slvaron, Pez. Aflf'L'l7!HZl.L'0l Engineering Varsity Baseball Team ALEJANDRO GALLEGCD Sfl!IfI'!lg0 Del Exfvrn, flrg. Rep. llleclvezrziml Engineering XVILLARD VVALDRON Cv.-XRABRANT Chester, N. Meelmnieezl Engineering FRED EUGENE Ci.-XRDNER Roi-belle, Ill. A Law Al .1 04 ID J Wg Dunstang Undineg Nalandag Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Law Smoker Committeeg Varsity Football Team QQ. Louis GEORGE Ci.-XRRIGAN Newark, N. Aff, 'GRANDON DUMARS GATES lielenu, llfont. llfeelaanifezl Engineering ANNA BELLE GENUNG lrbnen Aff, State Seholarshipsg University Scholarships. RUSSELL CLARKE GERMOND lN7etv Britain, Conn. llffeflnzzniml Engineering Zodiacg Assistant Manager Fencing Team. VVALTON GIBB Plizileizlelplvia, Pa. Cifuil Engiizeerirzg NIABEL JULIA GIBBONS, M.Pe. Kirlewille, lllo. Aff,- ALLAN I-I. GILBERT Ruxlafonl An-5 C. C. C. C. Marathon Race flbg C. C. C. C. Second Captain Q55 English Clubg Secretary and Treasurer Qzjg Chairman Program Committee JAMES EDWARD GILLESPIE Au Sable For-lc: Arg ANDREW LOGAN GILMAN Grofueleznel Station Am Qbeliskg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Interclass Debatesg Debate Councilg ,Q4 Congress Debate Stageg Memorial Stage. 'GEORGE SCOTT GLEASON Glens Fall: Am ARTHUR GLUGOSKI New fork City llffeclmnieal Engineering RAUL GODOYl Buena: Airex, Alrg. Rep. Cifvil Engineering Cosmopolitan Clubg Les Cabotinsg La Tertulia. WERNER WILLIAM GOETZ Milwaukee, Wir. Am X Elfg Chairman Junior Promenade Committeeg Cornell Daily Sun Board Q25 Cgjg Book and Bowlg Undine. WALTER MAYER GOLDSMITH Neau Tm-lz City Am- WILLIAM MOSLER GOLDSMITI-I Cincinnati, Ohio M6fl7UHl.COZ Engineering JOSE ANTONIO GOMEZ, Ph.B. Guayaquil, Ecuaalor Cifuil Engineering ETHEL BELL GOWANS Angola zfgrieultzzre T37 Junior Records LELAND LITTLE GRAHAM Pittxbarg, Pa. SAMUEL HERBERT GRAHAM Itlaaea ALBERT WESTON GRANT, JR. Claarlottesfoille, Va ,Ll T 15 Southern Club5 Class Football Team. JAMES DENISON GRANT Eaton, Col. Cayuga Club5 University GrcheStra5 Mandolin Club. lXflABELLE CHAMBERLAIN GREENE Morris State Scholarship. WILLIAM GRANDISON GRIDLEY Elmira 0 11 CD5 Spectreg Junior Election Committee. BERTHA GRIFFIN Plailatlelplaia, Pa. CHARLES ALFRED GRIFFIN, JR. Utira Varsity Wrestling Team CIJ5 Junior Feed Committee. CHARLES WILLIAM HAGEN Sloarrowbnslv EDWARD AUGUSTUS HAHL Buffalo Cayuga Club. MANLUS CLAUDE HAIOHT Waterloo HENRY HALE, JR. 0 J X5 Class Football Team CID CZJ Grange, .N. ARTHUR GEORGE HALL Verona GILBERT PHELPS HALL New York City A Ll 05 VVidoW Board C21 C355 Gargoyle. LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG, JR. Ewanxton, Ill. Civil Engin eering ffrtf Merle an IIC al Engineering .Meelvaniral Engineering Arts Civil Engin eerzn Arts Alrts Law 1xIl'l'1.7 11 n ical Engin eering Algriculture lllerbaniral Engineer in Veterinary zfrclaitedure A'rcl9itecture B 0 H5 Class ,Crew CID C215 Class Baseball CIJ5 Mandolin Club CID CZJ C355 Chair- man Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Junior Smoker Committee C3J5 DunStan5 Undine5 Savage Club5 Nalanda5 Class Marshal C3J5 Bench and Board. THEODORE JAMES HALLENBERGER Clairago, Ill. Meelyaniral Engineering DANIEL WELLS HALLOCK Rot-ky Point Agriealture Cayuga Club5 Long Island Club5 Cosmopolitan Club. ' WILLARD BALLENTINE HALSEY Sarnmif, N. Law Al X5 Class FOotball5 Class Baseball. ALEXANDER MORTON HAMILTON Sflyfneftazly lllerlmnical Engineering CLARENCE JOSEPH HAND Plainfield, N. . Law A 2 C05 President Junior Law ClasS5 Francis Miles Finch Debate Club5 Interclass Debaresg Congress Prize Debate Stageg Law School Honor System Committee5 Moakley House Fund Committee C315 Junior Feed Committeeg Civic Club5 Chess Club5 Esperanto Club5 English Club5 Deutscher Verein. 138 Junior Records ALBERT PAUL HANEY Sfnern Full: Civil Engineering Cerberusg Semaphore: Sophomore Banquet Committeeg John F. Moakley House Fund Committee Q21 Q315 Civil Engineer lfoard JOHN XVILLIAM HANFORD Sfaniforrl iVIerbanifa1 Engineering Obelisk. HERBERT C. HANSON Dillon, fl-fontaniz Civil Engineering ROBERT CATTLE HARGREAVES Drfroii, Mit-li. iweffmnirnl Engineering Xl J lllg Nalandag Aleph Snmachg Bench and Boardg Assistant Manager Football Team ARTHUR XVILLIAM HARRINGTON 11 ntrrtmun Cifui! Engineering State Scholarshipg College Cross Country Team Cz1g Cosmopolitan Club. CHARLES ADAMS H.ARRINGTON ffnrreri, Obie Arr: GEORGE RODNEY HARRIS Cabot-ron Areliiteeture Gargoyle. JAMES ARMSTRONG HARRIS, JR. ' Cie-upland, Ohio Arr: 9 J Xg Undineg Bench and Boardg Junior Smoker Committeeg Vvidow Board WILLIAM HARRIS Sn!! Lake City Law Varsity Football Team GEORGE VAIL HARTWELL ' Saratoga Springs llflerlmnirai Engineering J lpg Nalandag Mandolin Clubg Bench and Eoardg Ice Carnival Committee. JOHN ROBERT HASWELL Baltimore, flrfizl. Civil Engineering Maryland Club. HARRISON MORTON HAVERBECK 1Ve:tNJIai'k Law GEORGE SPAULDING HAYDEN Irbpenzing, Mir-la. Arts HERBERT EDWARD HAYES Cohort Cifuil Engineering ETHEL H. HEAL Batavia Arts Dramatic Clubg Sage Basketball Team Q11 HARRY WHITE HEI.MER Claieaga, III. .ffrcbiteeture JOHN FRED HEMBERGER Dayton, Ohio Merbanz'caI Engineering Q I' A15 IQOQ Cornellian Eoardg Junior Feed Comrnitteeg Election Committee HUGHEY STEWART HEMINGWAY Wd5blAHgf0H, D. C. Merban1'fal Engineering Class Baseball Team Q21 C315 Senators. MARY BULKLEY HENDERSON Part Claerrer Arts Sennightlyg Ichthusg Raven and Serpent. ROBERT Moss HENDERSON, JR. ' Montgoilzery, Ala. Merbanzlrai Engineering CARL BRYANT HENNING Milwaukee, Wi'5. Merbanz'ea1 Engineering LEWIS HENRY Elmira Arty K Ag Aleph Samachg Nalandag Book and Bowlg Vice-President C. U. C. A. f21g Glee Club Q11 Q21g Sun Board Q11 Q21 f31g Managing Editor Sun Q15 Class Treasurer C215 Sophomore Banquet Comrnitteeg Class President 139 Junior Records LUCAS SMITH HENRY GEORGE WASHINGTON HEw:TT SAE. i JAMES HARRY HEWIT1', B.S. A Z. JAMES PRENTICE HEWITT, Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg mittee. GEORGE TURNER HIDER GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS Canandaigua Art: Franklin Grove, Ill. Civil Engineering Gouruernezir Veterinary Lewirton Law Cornell Congressg Greenfuille, Mziss. Cortland Junior Law Smoker Com- llffecbanical Engineering Meehan ical Engineering ID fl A5 Class Baseball CID fzjg Varsity Baseball C2JgAlCpl1 Samachg Baseball Director fzjg General Committee CASWELL HIGHLAND WILLIAM HARRISON HILBORN NORMAN EVANS HILDRETH JOHN BENJAMIN HILL LOCKWOOD HILL Nzlagara Falls 7a:per Flurlning Columbia, Mo. Saint Louir, Elo. K A5 Glee Club KID CZD Qgjg Class Baseball Teamg Juni Carnival Committee ARTHUR HILLEMIER STEVEN DELBERT HILTEBRANT HERMAN DAVID HIRSCH PAULINE ESHNER HIRSCH LAURANCE WILBUR HITT 0 A 0. FREDERICK LOUIS HOFFNIAN THEODORE JAMES HOLLENBERGER Mount Vernon Kingston Brooklyn Ploilaflelplnia, Pa. Indianapolix, lnol. Lyons Claicago, lll. Mech an ieal Engineering Civil Engineering Cifuil Engin eering Arty Eleetrical Engineering or Election Committeeg Ice Civil Engineering Iefrtx Civil Engineering Am zfrclaitecture Mech an ical Engineering illecly an ical Engineering SHERMAN PRESTON HOLLISTER VWa5bington, Conn. Agriculture JOHN PALMER HOOKER Watertown Arty Z 05 Bench and Board. SAMUEL PIORNTHAL New fork City llleclmnieal Engineering Freshman Banquet Committee. QUEENIE NORTHROP HORTODI Brewster Arts K A 03 Raven and Serpentg IQOQ Election Committee C15 C35 fitjg Delegate to Na- tional Convention of WOmen's Student Government Association. ROBERT VERNON HOWARD Clvieagor Ill. llleclyanical Engineering HAROLD FOLSOM HOWARTH zfmesliury, Maxx. Electrical Engineering 140 Junior Records HERBERT BUTLER HOYT llfellsfuille Cli'UlAI Engineering 0 K TQ Moakley House Fund Committeefzjg C. E. Entertainment COI'1'l!T1lttCCf2DC3D- XVILLIAM GLENN HOYT East Onondaga Cz'fuz'lE1zgz'nee1z'tzg Chairman Election Committee fpgjg Moakley House Fund Committee Qgjg Cornell Civil Engineer Boardg Semaphore. RAYMOND SAGE HUMBURCH Itltara lVIerl1anifal Engitzeerzng B U Hg Savage Clubg Mandolin Club CU fzj C313 lce Carnival Committee. EvERETrE HOWARD HUNT Hamburg Law HENRH' LLOYD HUPE LOIll'I1!illl,, Ky. AXIFCIJIJHIDLYIZ Engineering 117 .fl Kg Cerberusg Scabbard and Blatleg Ycnang First Lieutenant Cadet Corps fzfg Captain and Cluartermaster EUSEBIUS 'THEODORE HUTC1-I1Nt:s Lozziswlle, Ky. Arflaiterture K .YQ Cross Country ALFRED HENRY' HUTCHINSON Clztrzzgo, Ill. llfefllotzziral Engineering X Wg Class Track Teamg Class Football Teamg Varsity Track Team C3DQ Second Varsity Track Team Czjg Varsity Football Squad fgjg Undineg Nlandolin Club RAYMOND ARTHUR HUTCI-IINSON Watarvliet Arts EDWARD KENNETH HYATT Kzirlzwootl, lllo. Czifvzil Engineering ll X5 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Rod and Bob. ROGER DAvIEs HYDE Itbara Veterinary TOM BRUCE HYDE ftlmca lueflaanlcal Engineering University Scholarship. GUSTAV TVIARIUS TLHNER Baltimore, llffal. llleclnanzioal Engineerzing Swastika Clubg Maryland Club. . EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLL Rochester Arts A T L15 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Undineg Golf Team C22 f3j5 Ice Carnival Committee MARVIN JACK Lewiston EDWIN RUTHVEN JACKSON Syratuse EUGENE JACKSON Brooklyn EUNICE WILLICE JACKSON Randolph Vice-President Sage fzjg Executive Committee. HARRY RICHMAN JAMES Claitago, Ill. ZF Ing Mandolin Club Qzj EDNA MARY JENKINS Walton Grange Scholarshipg Roberts Scholarship 141 Agriculture Veterinary Arts Arts Arts Agrirulture Junior Records LAURA JOACHIM Brooklyn A rts Freshman Constitutional Committeeg Freshman Tax Committeeg Sophomore Election Committeeg Les Cabotins Cast JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. Akron, O. A A CD. ' OLIVER RICHARD JOHNSON Jamestown ,S Ng Gargoyleg Sacchordg Sophomore Smoke Committee, HOWARD STANLEY JONES Buffalo LORING DE LACY JONES Brooklyn PAUL JUDSON Ithaca ALBERT MILTON KAHN Cincinnati, Oloio LOUIS KAMPF Norwirla, Conn. College B aseball Team. RETA ELIZABETH KEENAN Ploiladelplvia, Pa. Altamont WINFIELD SCOTT KEENHOLTS, JR. Obeliskg Class Cross Country Team fIJg Class Track Team Meebaniral Engineering A relviterture Law Arfs Agriculture lllerlmnieal Engineering Civil Engineering A rf.: Ari: QIJ fzjg Varsity Track Team fzjg Secretary Arts Association fzjg Class Treasurer 635g Moakley House Fund Committee CHARLES KEHRHAHN San ffuan, Porto Riro THOMAS MAHON KELKER Harrzolvurg, Po. 0 Eg Winner Class Tennis Tournament Qzjg Varsity Tennis GEORGE MEINHARD KELLER Rorlaeyter 0 A X5 Ice Carnival Committeeg Class Football Director QZJ CHARLES JOSEPH KELLEY South Norwalk, Conn EDWARD DE VERNE KELLEY Oriskany Srranton, Pa. Czjg Flag Rush Team EDWARD JOSEPH KELLEY 0 A lpg Class Football Team JOSEPH MITCHELL KELLOGG ' Emporia, Kan. 1D I' A5Cvargoyle. BuJ?i0l0 CHARLES MOREHOUSE KENNEDY Zodiacg Scalp and Bladeg Sophomore Banquet Committee. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KEY Wilrneroling, Pa. MILLARD KEYS Holley T-JAMES SCOTT KIEHLE Minneapolis, Minn. ATQ. VICTOR GAGE KIMBALL Fulton rKDece ased. 142 Civil Engineering Arek iteeture Team fgjg Gargoyle. llleelnaniral Engineerzng . Law Civil Engineering Law Arelaitecture Meebanieal Engineer in U Meclo an ieal Engineering A rt: I Electrieal Engineering Veterirz ary Junior Records FLORENCE OLIVE KING Unmlilla J fg Raven and Serpentg IQOQ Cornellian lfoard. LEON TRUE KING Ilion FREDA KISO Brooklyn .fi W5 German Play C353 University Scholarship. VVILLIAM HENRY KNERIEYER Brooklyn ALVIN CHARLES KRAFT B1-nolalyn Spectre. HORACE XVALTER IKRAMER Dnymn, Ohio ff T Qg Chairman -lunior Law Smoker Committee. NIAGDA IQRETSCHMAR Brooklyn German Play Q25 C353 Secretary Deutscher Verein C25 BERTHA KRETZSCHNIAR Glow:-.vvI'llr Orro FUCHS KRONENBERG Buffalo Orro VON KRUSE Buffalo JOHN LLEWELYN KUSCHKE Plymouth, Pa. A rts Czifuil Engzinem ing Arts Lnw Arts Law A' rt: Am- .Wcrlmn :ral Engineering Ciwil E nginefrzing Arts J l'g Francis Miles Finch Debate Club, Vice-President C359 Treasurer C. U, C. A. C255 '86 Memorial Stage C5255 Deutscher Verein Play Q35g Junior Feed Committee. HOWARD GORDON LANAHAN Lnurfl, Md. Nlaryland Club. ISAAC LANDE, A.l3. Elmira HOMER H. LATIMER Ilfzilmzingfon, D JOHN HENRY LAWRENCE Albany 2 K 1' A A. HELENA GERTRUDE LECHMAN fonlzerr C1 Ul-I Engineerzng Law fl. zlfffrbnnzral Engineering 1146611 aniral Engzin eerlng Artr Sennightlyg Raven and Serpentg Vice-President Sports and Pastimes Association Q55 Manager Sage Basketball Team C355 Property Manager Sage Dramatic Club' Q55 Cornell Medical Society Q15 C25 MYRON A. LEE Auburn Meclaanzical Englneerzng CORNELIUS DUBOIS LE FEVRE Highland Elertnziral Engineering GEORGE ROBERT LEHMAN Cinrzinnali, Olnzio ElecI'rz'ral.Engz'neer1'ng Mandolin Club Q25 EDWARD PHILIP LEONARD Brooklyn Cifuil Engineering Wrestling Team O55 Assistant Manager Cornell Civil Engineer Q55 Class Secre- fafy C35- ELIZABETH LEONARD Geneo Agriculture Aftermath. 143 Junior Records RALPH EMERSON LEONARD Elmira Eloorrieol Engineering 2' K In A A, Assistant Manager Basketball Team QD, Junior Feed Committee. .HELEN MARION LESTER Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Arty WALTER M. LEUTHOLD Spring Valley, MZIIZH- Arts C9 A X. ABRAHAM LEVINE Elmira Arts Francis Miles Finch Debate Team, Class Debate Team fzj C355 Cornell Congress, Congress Debate Stage, Deutscher Verein, College Baseball Team 'CHARLES HOWARD LEVITT Brooklyn Low Ll 2 fp, Francis Miles Finch Debate Club, Congress, Class Debate Team, Congress Debate Stage, Junior Law Smoker Committee. GRETCHEN RICH LEVY ' Williamsport, Po. Art: Raven and Serpent, Election Committee QD, Law School Honor System Committee, Manager Sage Crews. VMARCEL SAMUEL LEVY Chicago, Ill. Merbanzical Engineering 'HAROLD MCLEOD LEWIS Baliirnore, llffil. Elertrieal Engineering Maryland Club. 'CHARLES EDWYNE LEX, JR. Plailaaleljnbia, Pa. Eleetrical Engineering Zodiac, Varsity Cricket Team CID QD, Captain Cricket Team ITULLY JOSEPH LIDDELL, BSC. lnwooal Cifuil Engineering EDWARD FRANCIS LINDSAY ltlaaca Law ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LINDSLEY Naxlawiille, Tenn. Elertrieal Engineering A K E, Class Track Team, Second Varsity Track Team QID fzjg SophOmoreAssistant of Nloakley House Fund Committee, Junior Promenade Committee, Bench and Board, 'WILLIAM HARRY LINES Rochester MerlJanz'eal Engineering 2' X, Junior Smoker Committee. ROY ALSTON LIPPINCOTT Santa Barbara, Cal. Arelaiteeture Gargoyle. 'KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE Watertowrz, Marr. Agriculture A Z. 'EUGENE MACDONALD LLOYD Swastika Club, Maryland Club. IAMES PIERCE LOCKHARD 'PEDRO C. LOMBARDO Class Football Team KID C25 HOWARD REID LOUGHRIDGE K 2, Ice Carnival Committee fgj Baltimore, Md. Plymouth, Pa. Teziutlan, Puebla, Pittrburg, Pa. 144- lllex ie 0 Eleetrzeal Engineering Meela an Z-L' al Engineering Cifvil Engineering llfleelzanieal Engineering Junior Records STEPHEN NIOREY LOUNsEERRv ALBERT JOY LOvE HARRY LUBIN FREDERICK LUTHER LUCKER 9 Ll 05 Junior Feed Committee. JOHN FREDERICK LUHRMAN CHARLES ABNER LYERLY, JR. Lourzxbtvry Aurora, Ill. Nficf York City Broolciyn Cinritirzrrti, Obit: Clmtfanoogn, Tenn. L K A QSouthernjg Southern Clubg Semaphore. NIILDRED SHERVVOOD WlACAR'l'HUR FRANK WILLIAM NICCHESNEY T22 Aleph Samach. ERVIN GETMAN NICCLOSKY Nortlv Troy E'Uz'rf'tt, fljfzsb. Hflnlbllfg A Z5 Cornell Countryman Qzj fgjg Business Manager QQ JAY GOULD NICCORMICK JULIA WRIGHT BKICCORMICK K A 0. JOSEPH GRANT NICCOLLUM M07IOHgIIlJPll1, Pa. Itbafa You ngstowtz Law C1i'Ul-I Engineering flgriculture' Elettriral Engin eering AIITIJ a n iml E ngineering- Civil Engin fering A rift Nfrrly H711-F111 Engin eering Agriruiture' Flag Rush Team Cifvii Engineering Art! iW?fbH?11'fUl ,E7Zgl.71FE7'l'11g' Cerberusg Class Football CID, Class Crew QIJ Qzjg Varsity Squad Q25 QQ, Dunstang Freshman Banquet Committeeg Pipe Committee fChairmanJg General Committeeg Scalp and Blade. MYRA LONG MCCOY WILLIAM PATRICK NICENIRY, A.B. WILLIAM JOHN MCKEE Nortly Tonmvanda fffbaizy Etna, Pa. Chairman Bible Study, C. U. C. A. QZJ HOWARD PURCELL MCKOWN ROBERT DUDLEY MCMILLAN Pittrburg, Pa. Earl' Aurora Arts Law Cifuil Engin eering' Ciivil Engineering Merbanziral Engineering KENNETH WARD MCPHERSON Le Roy Czivzil Engineering SETH GRANT MALBY Ogdeniburg lllecbanifal Engineering Q K Wg Sophomore Cotillion Committee, Undineg Class Football RAPHAEL ERNESTO MARQUINA Lima, Peru, S. ff. zirfkzitefture' Gargoyle, President La Tertuliag Cornell Catholic Club. WILLIAM MARSHALL Yonkerr Elertrifal Engineering Gramatan. CHARLES WILLIAM MARSHALL Pratt: Veterinary- HORACE FAIRCHILD MAJOR Itlaata Agriculture GROSVENOR CARLTON MANROW Port Byron Agrirulture' 1 145 Junior Records . Arts Law Arts Civil Engineering zfrti Law llffecb an zeal Engzin eering JOSEPH SWEET MARTIN Bingloezrnton GEORGE ALDRICH MATHERS Bennington, Vt. JACK MARVIN Lewiston WILLIAM JOHN MAUER Buffalo EDWIN CHARLES MAYER Brooklyn A Z CD5 Krug und Schlaegerg State Scholarshipg University Scholarship, Deutscher Verein Q25 QQ, German Play fgjg Glee Club Q25 C315 Chairman Deutscher Verein Dance Committee fzjg Chairman Deutscher Verein Membership Committee EDWIN HUMPHREY METZ Brockton, Mem. LEWIS WALLACE METZGER, B.S. Grezlaom, Ore. LEROY HEWLINGS MICHIE Cinrinnati, O. Citil Engineering Ll T Ag Masque fzjg Mandolin Club QD, Bench and Board, Rod and Bobg Junior Moakley House Fund Committeeg Golf Team JOHN JAMES MILES Penn fan LESLIE RUSSELL NIILFORD Skaneateles 'GEORGE HARVEY MILLER Buffalo Cornell Countryman Qzjg Moalcley House Fund Committee. JAMES EVAN MILLS Waterloo Class Track QIJ fzjg Varsity Track LOUISE SALISBURY MILTIMORE Catskill JUSTIN LESLIE MINER Slaeridon EDWIN WELLS MITCHELL Czineinnati, O. Mandolin Club Q21 Cgjg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club, RHODA GRACE MIX Itlmeo MARTHA CHARLOTTE MOFFETT Central Bridge JAMES MONROE, BA. Pbzilatlelpbzin, Po. I llffeeban ieal Engineering Arty V zfgrirulture Eleetrir al Engin eering A7 rt: Law ffgrzrulture Arts Art! Metslyan ical Engineering Z Wg Cornellian Board fgjg Banjo Club Q25 fgjg Cricket Team fzjg Assistant Mana- ger Association Football Team LOUIS GONZAGA MONROE Columbux, Po. CHARLES EUGENE MONTAGUE Syroeuse Glee Club CID Czj Cgj. WILLIAM ALEXANDER MOORE New York FRANK MILLETT MORGAN New York City WILLIAM CLARENCE MORGENSTERN Pittsburg, Pez. Nortlaport, L. I. ROBERT WHITING MORRELL Class Football Team QD, Long Island Club. GEORGE HALL MORRIS, JR. Eeztt Orange, N. 146 Law llffeely an real Engineering Meek an irezl Engineering Arts llffeelaan it-al Engineering zfrelyiterture Merkvanz'ral Engineering XVILLIAM HARLEY BIORRIS JAMES ALEXANDER BIORTON ROBERT SYDNEY MOUNCE JAMES BIARTIN BIULI. HENRX' RICHARD BlUI.LER LEO FRANCIS NIURPHY X Wg IT Ig Undineg Les C BIICHAEL JosEPH BIURPHY JR., GENEYIEYE ELIZABETH BIURRAY Les Cabotinsg Sennightly. GEORGE XVARREN BIYER WALTER EDVVARD NAT.-XNSON CHESTER CLARK NEAL HARRY TAYLOR NE.-XLE 9 E. LULU INA NEYHART HENRY JOHNSON NOBLE MARY NIARGARET NORTHROI' JULIA THERESA O,BRIEN Ichthus. JAMES PETER O,DONNELL TATSUBO OGATA WILLIAM LEO O,HARA HAROLD GILBERT O,NEILL GEORGE HURLBUT ORAHOOD abotinsg Junior Records Xalan Brookfvyii flflegbmzy, Pa. H0l'lIl'Il 7f'mI1zI'ffff, Pa. Nelt' fork City Drfroit, Ill 1.517- dag Ice Carnival Committe Terre Hzzzztff, Ind. Ifbnrn 0111.11 I-Iolyolea, flfrux. Pbzilclffrlplyzia, Pa. Hf1l'7'l.5bZl7'g, Pa. Auburn Pziltxfield, Illasx. Pfanowr, Germany Utira He1'kz'1r1ev' 7f1P07Z Bingfyamfon Ilffafozze Derwer, Col. fl J 05 Nalandag Cornell Daily Sun C25 C355 Undine. FRANCIS SHERIDAN O,REILLY Utifa Cornell Civil Engineer Board. ' BERNARD JOHN O'ROURKE Syracuse ' Varsity Football KID CZJ CNQDQ Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Smoker Com- mitteeg Dunstang Rod and Bob. Civil Engzineering Meclyan ical Engineering Merlynnziral Engzineerzing .fWerlJ an Ir nl Ezzgzineerzing Arts Nfecllanzral Engzineering eg Bench and Board. Law A' rt! Agriculture Ci!-'UI-I E ngzineerzirzg Agriculture Ilflefla an I-CUZ Engin eerzing Afff Civil Engineering filrtr Arts Lau' Agfl-CllIfMl'6 Law Law Arflvzitecture Cifvil Engineerzing Cz vz'l Engz'neer1'rIg LELAND STANFORD OSMUN Delaware, N. Law LLEE LEVANT OTTAWAY Sherman Law Congressg Charles Kendal Adams Debate Club. ICHING Ko OU Canton Art: WILLIAM RALPH OURAND Wasbzington, D. C. Cz vz'lEngz'nee1'z'ng Seal and Serpentg Senatorsg Scabbard and Bladeg Junior Feed Committeeg Semaphore. T47 M- WALLACE LADD OWENS CD A 0. WILSON KINGMAN PAGE FELIPE GOMEZ PALACIO, B.S. EVERETT ARTHUR PALMER Acaciag fNatiOnal Masonicfg flntercollegiatefg Cornell M DONALD HIGBIE PARCE Junior Records Utiea Ofean Durango, Mexz'ro EI Dorado, Kan. Fairport Cerberusg Sibley Crew Qzjg Class Football Team WILLSON HOWELL PATTERSON Devon, Pa. Cifuil Engineering Eleefrieal Engineering Cifuil Engineering Aleclaan ical Engineering asonic Club. Meebanzieal Engineering Arts Ophomore Nloakley cb A1 0g Nalandag Bench and Boardg lce Carnival Committeeg S House Fund Committee. JOHN WESLEY PAVEK CHARLES DARIUS PEARCE HARRY WINDSOR PHASE CLARENCE ANDREW PEIRCE, A.B. JOI-IN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR. Wert Point Pawling Cortland Ithaca Baltimore Sibley Engineering Clubg Maryland Clubg Deutscher Vereing Al und Schlaeger AMOS GALE PETERSON ISIDOR EDWARD PETIGOR JAMES PHELAN, AB. HARRY PERRY PHELPS GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE Lodi New York Waslaz'ngton, D- C. Oswego Cbattanooga .41 12 Sophomore Election Committeeg Business Manager Cornell Alumni Newsg Rod and Bobg Junior Moakley House Fund. Ci'vii Engineering Veterinary Meebanzieai Engineering MeeiJan1'eaZEngineer1n Elertrieal En gineerin t Heidelbergg Krug Meebanzieal Engineering Law Mech an ie al Engineering Naval ffreiaiteeture Cifvii E ngin eerin HOMER PIE CE 11 , 6 6 I . R Pork Ra id: Iowa Meebanzirai Enlfineerinv' THOMAS WIERMAN PIOLLET Wysax, Penn. Cifvil Engineering Q K W5 Glee Club Cgjg Pyramidg Freshman Crewg Freshman Footballg Varsity Crew CZJQ Varsity Football Squad fljg Captain Class Footballg Leader Sophomore Cotillion CZJQ Sophomore Banquet Committee Qzjg General Committee Q3Jg Undineg Bench and Boardg Dunstang Nalanda. HELENA PIOTROWSKA Buffalo A Art: MAURICE WILLIAM PLUMB Malone Eieetrieal Engineering FELIPE PONCE DE LEON, A.B. Habana Cz'-ui! Engineering FRANCISCO PONS San ffuan Cifuii Engineering AVERY PRATT Springfield Civil Engineering 148 Junior Records CHARLES PREVIN Ne-u' fork ,lm -C -E CDS DCUISCl1f:r Verein CID C21 Cglg Treasurer CZDQ University Orchestra Cgjg Krug und Schlaegerg German Play CID C21 C355 Masque NIARY R. PRESTON ximifnia Art: K fl 93 Raven and Serpentg lchthusg Vice-President Sage Dramatic Club. DoRR C. PRICE Batn-via Art: .I Xg Francis Miles Pinch Debate Clubg lnterclass Debatesg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Election Committee LUTHER EMMETT PRICE Curperzter, Mm. Southern K ff. SARA D. PRovosT Port Charter RAY LEWIS QUICK IICJ fzr- 11 Society of Mechanical Engineersg Sibley Engineering Club. ETI-IEL BLANCI-IE QUIRIN Olean Joi-IN JOSEPH RALPH jfamaira Long Island Clubg Robert Henry Thurston Debate Club. WILLIAM COLIN HAIG IRAMAGE Mount Carmel, Pa. PEARL EUPHEMA RANSOM Izbaea LoUIsE CANN RANUM Itbaea SERRILL SLADE RAT1-IEUN Oneonta Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Congress. HARRISON PIERCE REED Mzilwaufzee Eieetrieal Engineer ing Arts MeriJaniea1 Engineering Arty MEKCJUIIIIIUI Engineering Cifuil Engineering Art: Art: Arty Eleetrieal Engineei ing 9 55 Glee Club C21 Cgjg Glee Club Csuartette C3Dg Sibley Crew C215 Junior Smoker Committeeg Flag Rush Team CID C255 Cornell Rifle Team. HARRY CLIFFORD REED Izbara MILDRED REED Newark HARRY HUNTTING REEVE Greenporf Meebaniral Engineering Arty Arts A X5 Francis Miles Pinch Debate Clubg Ice Carnival Committeeg Long Island Club. LOUIS REHR New fork I Eieetiieal Engineering WALKER REID, A.B. Greenwirla Law ARTHUR PENNOYER REITER Eaxt Orange, N. Cifuzi Engineering GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT Baltimore ' Cifuil Engineering X W5 Varsity Track Team CZDQ Junior Smoker Committee. FRANK PHIPPS RHAME Wantagb Meeiaanzieal Engineering Z A Eg Junior Moakley House Fund Committeeg Junior Smoker Committee. 149 11 Junior Records FREDERICK ADOLPH RICE Brooklyn Any Obeliskg University Scholarshipg Class Constitution Committeeg Class Secretaryg Flag Rush Teamg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Chairman Junior Feed Com- mitteeg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club. VANCE LAWTON RICHMOND Rush Teamg Class Football CARRIE NAOMI RIEGEL JOHN HENRY TRAVER RILEY FREDERICK WILLIAM RITTER Sophomore Class Crew. LEIGH ROBERTS WILLIAM MARION ROBBINS ALFRED Moss ROBERTS Pittslzurg Harrzisburg, Pa. Colaoex W00d5z'de PL1fE1JUgll6 Mobz'le, Ala. Buffalo Art: Art: Cifuil Engineering A rt: Cifuil Engineering Electrical Engineering Mecla an ical Engineering Z Q75 Assistant Manager Cross Country Team C355 Scalp and Blade. HORACE BRADY ROBINSON, JR. Oil City, Pa. Cifuil Engineering THEODORE GRIFFITH ROCKWELL Chicago Art: A A Q5 Q A Q3 Assistant Manager Trackg Aleph Samachg Bench and Board. MATEO LORENZO Roco Manz'la Civil Engineering ALLAN BALDWIN ROGERS Denver llffeclmnical Engineering K A. JOHN CLIFFORD ROGERS Lyonx Civil Engineering Seal and Serpentg Banjo and Mandolin Clubs, '05, '06, 'O7g Semaphore. CORNELIUS FERDINAND ROLAND Reading Arty Z' X5 Freshman Banquet Committee. THOMAS PEARSON ROLLOW, JR. Oklahoma Civil Engineering JOHN WELLBORN ROOT Chicago Architecture 2 Q5 Glee Clubg Undineg Masqueg Junior Smoker Committeeg Class Track Team. EVA WINIFRED RORTY Mziddletown Am Waysideg Raven and Serpentg Class Corresponding Secretary. BERTRAM SMITH ROSENBAUM Elmira Arty Junior Feed Committee. LEO ROSENSTEIN, B.S. Oregon City Elertriral Engineering RICHARD ROSSMAN Hudxon Agriculture Varsity Track Team REFINE LATTING ROSSMAN Hudxon Agriculture Class Track Team Qzjg Varsity Track Team CID Qzjg Junior Feed Committee. 150 Junior Records LEON D. ROTHSCHILD Junior Smoker Committee. RIURLE LAURENS ROWE SIDNEY GODFREY RUBINOW ALEXANDER EUGENE RUszRIEwIEz JAMES H. RYAN EDWIN LEON RYAN VICTOR ISRAEL SAFRO ltlmea Carry, Pa. lN7e-warle, lv. Bllj?-U10 llfI0l1fI.fl?ll0 Brooklyn Itlvam Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Class Debate Team CID Qzjg Ag Agricultural Association. HERBERT LUTHER SANFORD FRANK lNlODERNO SANGER, -IR. 0 K T3 Class Crew fzj XERNEST CHARLES AUGUSTUS Sci-IAEEER THEODORE GREOORIEVITCH SCHAUMANN NORBERT HENRY SCI-IICKEL ANDREW SCHULTZ SCHULTZ Cayuga Club. Louis FREDERICK SCI-IWARTZ, JR. JOHN HULL SCOTT ltlmea N0fiL'lIlk, Con n. Liwrpaal Klmrlzof, Ruffin Ne1U fork City Boyerfown, Pa. New Rocbelle Pittxburg, Pa. Arts Lamb Agrirulture Law llfefla a n ical Engineering Art: Agrieulture assiz Clubg Jugatxg zfgrieulture llfleclm n ical Engineering llffeeln an ical Engineering Ari: llfleclyan ical Engineering Meclaanzical Engineering Art! Art: K 25 Nalandag Aleph Samachg Bench and Boardg Assistant Manager Baseball Teamg Cornell Masque fljg Junior Promenadeg Junior Nloakley House Fund Committeeg Class Football Team ANDREW WILKIN SEACORD State Scholarship. HENRY LEWIS SEAMAN Obelisk. HOWARD LOBDELL SEAMAN Seal and Serpent. HOWARD SEE Burnrizle Brooklyn lfilrnington, Del. Hamz'ltan, O11 io Ll K Eg Glee Club Qgjg Mandolin Club HART IRVING SEELY Speneer Masque QID Qzjg Widow Board C21 Cglg Ice Carnival Committee. LUIS DE SENA Santa Clara, Cuba WILLIAM GEORGE SEYFANG EDWARD LOOIvIIs DAVENPORT SEYMORE Buffalo SoutlJ Duxbury Mech an ical Engineeri ng Meehan ir al Engineering Meclyan ical Engineering Meal: an ical Engineering Agriculture Civil Engineering Meal? aniral Engineering Agriculture A Z5 Cornell Countryman Board Cab, Editor Qgjg Class Crew fzjg Varsity Four 4'Deceased . 151 Junior Records BYRON SMITH SHATTUCK Ithaca Veterinary SYDNEY WINTERS SHATTUCK Dundee Arts WILLIAM ALPHONSUS SHEA Brockport Law GEORGE KEYWORTH SHEARER York, Po. Arts E X5 Class Football QZQ5 Varsity Squad ISABEL SHEPARD Honeoye Falls Arts MARY CLEMENT SHEPPERSON Hagerman, New Mexieo Agricullure HENRY MORRISON SHORT Geneva, Switzerlana' Mechanz'fal Engineering B 0 Hg Assistant Manager Masqueg Bench and Boardg Nalanda. LEO JOHN SHULTS Cohorton Merlyanical Engineering HOMER NELSON SIMPSON Poughkeepsie Arts Freshman Crevvg Class Crew QD WILLIAM C. SIMPSON Elmira .lllerhanical Engineering ARTHUR WELLS SINCLAIR Bandhu Society. LLOYD ROYCROFT SMALLMAN A T O. CHARLES SUMNER SMITH CLYDE EDWIN SMITH FRANIQLIN HIRAM SMITH A K E. KATHERINE MADGE SMITH NEWTON OSBORN SMITH A T A. STANLEY WOODRUFF SMITH Pasadena, Cal. Wauseon, Ohio Piitsjield, Mass. Lodi Rorhester Ithara Plymouth, Pa. Los' Angeles, C al. Merhaniiral Engineering Law Meeh an iral Engineering V eteri n ar y Arts Arts Civil Engineering Civil Engineer ing A T Ag Dunstang Nalandag Bench and Boardg Undineg Pyramidg Class Football CID C255 Assistant Manager Tennis Team Cgjg Masque Cay Qgjg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg General Committee WALTER SMITH Davenport, Iowa .Mechanieal Engineering HARRY MONMOUTH SPANDAU Brooklyn ' Civil Engineering HAROLD JAMES SPELMAN Rochester Civil Engineering A Z KP. ROBERT JONES SPENCER Brooklyn Aris- FREDERICK BURDETTE SPRAGUE Smyrna Agrieulture Member Interclass Debate Teamg Chairman Executive Committee of Francis Miles Finch Debate Club. 152 Junior Records ROBERT XVATSON STANDART, JR. Detroit, Mifly. ,lm X 05 Mandolin ClUlJfIX2X3yg Savage Clubg Assistant Business Manager IQOQ Cornell- iang Undineg Moakley House Fund fzjg Les Cabotinsg Ice Carnival Committee. ROBERT BREWSTER STANTON, JR. New York City Civil Engineering .fl J 05 Rod and Bob. SAVIUEL BULLEN STEARNS flu Sable Fork: Am 0 ll Jg O I' 605 Freshman Crewg Substitute Junior Varsity fzjg Class Crew fgjg Junior Feed Committee. CHARLES -IACOB STEIN Buffalo Agrieulfnfe BEssIE CLEVELAND STERN Paterton, N. Aff,- EDVVARD ALMERON STEVENS Cortland Law THEODORE lX'lORT1MER STEVENS Hzlzletorz, Pa. zfrcluiteeture Gargoyle. ARTHUR LAVVRENCE STEWART RorlJe.tter llffeclmnical Engineering W B Kg Advanced Choir DAVID BURCHARD STEWART Baltimore, llfffl. Civil Engineering Maryland Club. MARVIN O. STILWELL Trunzantburg Law Glee Club DAN OLMS1'EAD STONE Conneaut, O. Civil Engineering MARGARET ATWELL STONE Itlaaea Art: SPENSER GOLDSMITH STRAUss New York City Arts Nayatig Mandolin Club CALVIN JOHN STRAYER Denver, Col. llffeebanical Engineering LULU ALLT STRONGE Albany Arts A1 I-'g Ichthus. ALEXANDER CAMMEN SULLIVAN New York City Meclaanieal Engineering Varsity Cross Country Squad CZD PHILIP ALOYSIUS SULLIVAN Stockton Law Toastmaster Freshman Banquetg Toastmaster Junior Law Smoker. KIA LOH CARLOS SUN Slaanglaai, Clvina llleelaanical Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. . TAO-YUH CLARENCE SUN Slnanglnai, Claina Civil Engineering EARL SUNDERVILLE Newark Veterinary EDWARD Ross SUTHERLAND Cburela Road, Va. Meelzanical Engineering 153 I' Junior Records ARTHUR WATSON SWEETTON CHARLES HUMPHREY Swicx ARTHUR ADIN SWINNERTON WILBUR HENRY SYMES Cayuga Club. GEORGE ROSCOE BLAINE SYMONDS Canton Center, Conn. Lifuonia Rutlylanzl, Vt. Ryegate, Vt. Nulley, N. Agriculture Cifuil Engineering llleeloanieal Engineering Mechanical Engineerzn Civil Engineering ROYAL MELVILLE TAET Cornwall-on-Hudxon Agriculture JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT Buffalo Meelaanzleal Engi neer ing Aleph Samachg Class Track Team CID C255 Varsity Track Team CID VERTNER WOODSON TANDY Lexington, Ky. Architecture ALFRED ALPHONZO TANSK Brooklyn Art: el .S dig Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Deutscher Vereing German Play CID Czjg Business Manager C315 Krug und Schlaeger. HAWLEY OTIS TAYLOR JOSEPH JAMES T-EHAN RICHARD CLAUDE DOUGLAS TEMPEST 0 11 05 Spectre. HENRY FRY TENNANT T' lag Junior Promenade Committee, ELMER STANLEY TERHUNE JUAN FRANCISCO TERRAZAS-SUJAN ALFRED HAVILAND THATCHER Obelisk. ROMEYN YATMAN THATCHER Pasadena, Cal. Auburn Perry lllayfuille Nalanda. Netuarlz, N. Clailmalaua, Mexzleo Sfwartlarnore, Pa. Buffalo Art! Cifuil Engineering Cifuil Engineerzn 0 Law Cifuil Engineering zfgrieulture Arts Cifuil Engineering Scalp and Blade, University Scholarship, Congress, Andrew Dickson Wliite Debate Club, Interclass Debates, Varsity Cross Country Team Czjg Class Cross Country Team ELMER TVES THOMPSON Waterbury, Conn. Law ilf .lag 40 A dlg Nalandag Aleph Samachg Undineg Football CZJ RAY CLAYTON THOMPSON Slvelbyfuille, Ill. Eleetrieal Engineering Cross Country Club, Sibley Cross Country Team OVERTON THOMPSON Nashville, Tenn. MeelJanz'eal Engineering A K E5 Assistant Manager of the Masque Czjg Bench and Board. EDWARD HERMAN THOMSON Delhi Algriculrufe CARRYL NELSON THURBER jfamaiea Arif 154 Junior Records ROBERT HULL TIFFT Buffalo fWerl1anz'falEngz'neer1n 9 J X. Roscoe COOK TINDALL lfrlnuingian, Dal. Affbliffffuff 0 J X9 Second Varsity Relay Team C153 Class Track Team C255 Varsity Track Squad fzjg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Undineg Masque ' EDWARD HARRINGTON TINGLEY Bllj?-IIIU fllerbanziral Engineering ANNA PTTJOMSLAND Sbgne, Ngmwy ,fm CARLOS .IAMEs TOAN Pfrry Law 0 .I 105 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Team Qljg Treasurerg Cornell Era Board WALTER LEDYARD TODD Rofbfrzer Am Z T5 Cornell Era Board fzj, Managing Editor C3DQ Business Manager IQOQ Cor- nellian fgjg Chairman lce Carnival Committee Qgjg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Book and Bowl. DAVID ToLINs Brooklyn Law State and University Scholarshipsg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Congressg '86 Memorial Stage. - JAY NVILLIAMS Toms Frederrrk, Md. Cliillil Engzineerzng Cerberusg Obeliskg Maryland Club. ELEANOR FLORENCE TOOLIN . Dofver, N. H. Art: CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE Nortbazrrlblon, Marr. Meefaanical Engzineerzing 0 2 Kg Masque. TVIORRIS TRACY Penn fan MECIQHHIIEUZ Engzineeuing X C05 Election Committee QIDQ Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Unclineg Bench and Board. MILLER AMASA TRAVIS Canzisteo Agrirulfure WILLIAM HAROLD TREENE Newark, N. Meebanifal Engz'neerI'ng Class Crew ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN Izbaea iff-f K .45 Nalandag Undineg Masque Czjg Glee Club Qgjg Class Track Team Qgjg Sopho- more Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Arts Feed Committee. MARY BOWLER TRUE Troy Arts A Q3 Raven and Serpentg Class Corresponding Secretary KNO TSAO TSAI Tz'ent.fz'n, China Mecbanzical Engineering HENRY HENNIGAN TUCKER Liitle Rock, Ark. .ffm K Z. 155 JESSE TULLER OLIVER DIBBLE TULLER JOSEPH BENSON TURNER J K E5 Golf Team QID QD ROBERT TIFFT TURNER LEONARD CHURCH URQUHART ATLEE GEROW VAIL Freshman Crewg Wrestling QIJ PETER THOMAS VANDERWAART G. V. F.g University Scholarsh M. MARGARET VAN DEUSEN K A 0. WILLIAM ABRAM VAN HOUTEN ZKYAA. ARTHUR- VOSBURY VANNERMAN Junior Records Auburn Simxbury, Conn. New fork City Elmira Cleveland, O. llffilton frantic, Conn. ipg Cornell Branch A. T. E. E. ltloaca Seneca Falls Havre cle Grace, Mil. Civil Engineering Agriculture lllecloanical Engineering Mech anical Engineering Civil Engineering Meehan ical Engin eering MOCl7UHl'fUl Engineering Arif Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Cross Country Clubg Moakley House Fund Committee fgjg Maryland Club. GEORGE HENRY VVALDER N. Tonawancla llffeclmnical .Engineering Class President fIJg Varsity Football Team QLD fzj fgjg Class Crew fljg Pipe Com- mittee fzjg Dunstang Aleph Samachg IQOQ Cornellian Board. JOSEPH JAMES WALLACE Class Football Team ISIDOR WALZER PIH WANG DUANE MCQUEEN WARD FLORENCE MAY WARD IVA LENA WARNER State Scholarship. CARL HAWLEY WATSON Rome Brooklyn . Slaangloaz, Clfincz Lockport Itloaca Salamanca Eart Orange, N. LLFLU Cifuil Engineering Mecla an ical Engineering Law Arif Art: Civil Engineering B 0 Hg Varsity Football Team Qzj C355 Varsity Baseball Team Qzjg Class Football Team QIJQ Class Baseball Team C153 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Dunstang Nalandag Aleph Samachg General Committeeg Pyramidg Bench and Board. HARRISON RAY WEAVER Utica Art: JAMES ARCHER WEBB Cleveland, Olazo Mechanical Engineering A CD9 Mandolin Club CID Qzj fgbg Cornell Daily Sun Boardg Moakley House Fund Committee 156 Junior Records RANDOLPH WYOODRUFF WEED, JR. Brooklyn Electrical Engineering J 2'-5 Class Crew QIJQ Freshman Banquet Committeeg Class Pipe Committeeg Widow Board fzjfgjg General Committeefgjg Class Crew Directorfzjg Class Vice-President Qjg Masque Qjg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Varsity Crew Substitute BENJAMIN BERTRAND WEISS A .Y 0. FREDERICK JAMES XVELLHOUSE EDWARD HYDE XNELLS, JESSE XVOODHULL WELLS Class Crew fzjg Long Island Club. MARY LAWVTON WVESTGATE, B. A. JOHN CHARLES XVHEELER Brooklyn Topeka, Kan. Albany Setaulcet I tlv ac a B atb .Ll Tg 19 .I 105 Cap and Sweater Committee, Chairman Committee, Chairmang Sophomore Smoker Committee. LLOYD ANTHONY WHEELER RALPH HICKS WHEELER Honor System Committee, DAVID ALOYSIUS WHITE MABEL ADENA WYHITE WILLIAM BEW XVI-IITE HOWARD VROOMAN WHITNEY Hinrdale Eaxt Bloomfield lWeclina Greenwich Oalzlanzl, Cal. Dunkirk ZKINIMIQ Sacchordg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club QIJ GRANVILLE EGBERT WHITTLESEY GEORGE FREDERICK WIEGHARDT Maryland Clubg C. E. Society. HARRY COLLINS WIGHT B 0 Hg Mandolin Club CQ. CHARLES BENSON WIOTON ' L1 T Jg Undineg Pyramid. KARL EDWARD WILHELM Pittxfielal, Mass. Baltimore, Mzl. Dayton, O. Plailadelplaia, Pa. Buffalo Z Wg Scalp and Bladeg Freshman Banquet Committee, Class Tennis Team. WILLIAM LEONARD WILKE ll? F A. STEPHEN FRANKLIN WILLARD, JR. Buffalo Wetlaerrjielol, Conn. A Z5 Cornell Countryman, Assistant Business Manager. X57 Cifuil Engineering Electrical Engineering Civil Engineering Cifuil Engineering Architecture Law C155 Junior Law General Veterin ary Agriculture Law A1 ts Law Electrical Engineering Mechanical Engineering Civil Engineering Electrical Engineering Cifuil Engineering zfrtr Ice Carnival Committeeg llleclfanical Engineer ing Agriculture HAROLD HALE WILLIAMS Obelisk. ANNA RACHEL WILLSON A ID. JOSEPH SHIELDS WILSON Nayati. LEROY ALONZO WILSON LOIS WATSON WING K A 0. GEORGE NORTON WOLCOTT WILLAM ALBERT WOLCOTT WALTER DOUGAN WOOD Junior Records Albany ltlaaca Wz'lmti11gtan, Del Guilfara' ltlyaca ltlzaca Le Roy Port Riel? mond Rifle Teamg Aquatic Clubg Staten Island Club. Civzl Engineerzno Art! Mecl2anz'cal Engineering llleclnanical Engirzeering Arts Agriculture Electrical Engin eerin llleclvanical Engineerzn FRED A. WOODEORD Itlaaca Mechanical Engineering GEORGE CARROLL WOODRUEE Camden Law GEORGE WILLIAM WOODWARD Pffarcesier, Mass. llleclaanical Engineerin Z' A E. HAROLD EVERETT WORDEN Itlvaca llleclaanical Engineering JAMES CHESTER WRIGHT Auburn Electrical Engineering JOHN HENRY WRIGHT Itlaaca Art: RICHARD HORATIO WRIGHT Baltimore, Md. llleclaanical Engineering Sibley Journal, Assistant Business Managerg Banjo Clubg Maryland Club- FRANK EUCHNER VVURST Holland Agriculture K 25 Class Crew QIJ WILLIAM HARRY VVYLIE, JR. Roclc Hzhll, S. C- Electrical Engineering CURTIS MILLER YOHE Pittsburg, Pa. Law Z W3 Q A 075 Undineg Class Baseball Team fzjg Hockey Team QZJQ Assistant Manager fgjg Mandolin Clubg Masqueg Underclass Tennis Championship in Doubles. EVERETT MAGNON YORK Flurbing Arts Long Island Clubg University Scholarshipg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club QIJ C255 Underclass Debate Team fzjg Intercollegiate Debate Committee fzjg Esperanto Club QZJ Q55 Cosmopolitan Club Q15 Les Cabotins C3Jg Alliance Francaise 158 J NEDIE JYNKQBB U CHARLES BIOORE ALLABEN . VICTOR WILLIAM ANDERSON . A K K. CLAYTON lXlORGAN AXTELL . Q 1' dl. DAVIS BARER 0.42. VALENTINE COLLAMER BAKER Q 2' 0. EDWARD JOHN BALLOU . . SILAS PALMER BEERE, B.S,, Pli.D. . CD A Ig .Y E. EDWARD BERGER . WINSLOW BIRDSALL SAMUEL GEORGE BLUM . JACOB BOWER . JOHN EUGENE BREGLIA . HAROLD F, BUDINGTON . . . N 2 N5 IQOQ Cornellian Board. ISIDOR CAPLAN . . . . ERNEST L, COFEIN N Z N. I Mzirgaretville New York City . Deposit North Granville Ballston Spa Gardenville Flushing, L, I. New York City Croton Lake . Brooklyn . New York City New York City New York City . Brooklyn Ashland, Me. JOHN FRANCIS COWAN,A.B. . Medic Juniors Z' X5 N 2' N5 A, B,, Leland Stanford, Jr., University. WILLIAM HENRY CURLEY . .Q In KP. FRANK DENNISTON A K K. EDWARD DOWDLE . N Z N. ALBERT CYRUS DURAND,A,B, .Q In Q5 Z' Eg A. B., Cornell. BERNARD FELDSTEIN . PALUEL JOSEPH FLAGS . ID A 2. MORRIS FRANK . WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN JOHN COOPER GRAHAM . NZN. ALBERT DYGERT GREENE . .Q In 0. MARY LUCIA HAMELET, AB, . A E I5 A, B,, Wellesley. THEODORE CONRAD HASCALL, Ph.B. . . A T A5117 A Z3 Ph, B,, Brown VVALTER BOUNELL HOLTON . Z Xg N Z' N. RICHARD THOMAS HOPKINS . ID A Z. STANLEY GRANGER HORN, A,B, University. Los Angeles, Cal. Pontoosuc, Mass, . New York City . Oswego . Ithaca .New York City . Yonkers Elizabeth, N, . New York City . . Brookton . Fort Plain . Salem, Mass. . New York City Montclair, N. Flushing, L. I. . . Brooklyn Z X9 N Z' Ng A, B., Cornellg Glee Clubg Masqueg President Junior Class fMedicJ. 160 Medic Juniors JOHN HENRY ITSKOVXTZ . ADOLPH IACOBOWITZ lNlORRIS HIRSCH KAHN . GEORGE EDWARD KANOUSE . .Q 1' ID. JOHN STANLEY KENNEY . A K K. RUTH iXlITCHELL LANCE EDWIN GEORGE LANOROCR . CDJE. CARL ESSELSTYN McCoMBs,A.B. . . . X T5 0 A .SQ ll! B Kg A. B., Union College. EDWARD HARVEY NIARSH .... PETER Kosciusxo OLITSKY . RUDOLPH DANIEL ORTH CHARLES FREDERICK PABST . FARRAND BAKER PIERSON,A.B. Q ff 25 A, B, Princeton. ROMEO ROBERTO . KD A E. ELBERT THEODORE RULISON, JR., BS. . . X ilfg KD A Z5 Z' Eg B, S., Union College. SAUL SCHLEGMAN . . .... GIACOMO ABRAHAM SENIGAGLIA . REUBEN SPENCER SIMPSON . .Q In CD. I6I . . Brooklyn . New York City . NeWYork City Hackettstown, N, J, .New York City . Kingston, Pa, . New York City Hempstead . . Brooklyn .New York City . . Blauvelt .New York City . Brooklyn . New York City Schenectady . New York City - . Nyack . Oswego Medic Juniors ESMONDE BATHGATE SMITH . . A K Kg Secretary Junior Class. MEYER SOLOMON. . MORRIS STREEN SARAH ELLIS SWEZEY . . . A E I3 Sage Basketball Team IRVING TRAN LOUIS ASHLEY VAN KLEEK N Z N. JAMES HOWARD VAN MARTER SALO NORDEMANN WEBER, A.B. . A.B., College of City of New York. SAMUEL WEISS LUVIA MARGARET WILLARD . . . B rooklyn .New York City . Newark, N, Yaphank, L, I. New York City Ithaca Newfield New York City New York City . East Angus, Quebec, Can. A E Ig Ichtlrusg Second Vice-President Freshman Classg A, A,, Stanstead Wesleyan College. CHARLES WOLF ISAAC WORKMAN . WILLIAM YUM 1 'WAS 1 X Vin New York City . New York City . New York City off I mi NW WY' mf -. .4-a ' , Y , . ' . Q32- 1 em' 'T ' . ' -Q. 1 ,P -'fg -, v ,. ' A E H' -1' :iii'AZIQ.,'i1J?Z5Z5f ., ri? -Eiffw?-,. iivlfl 4f:wffe2.1-wr. , .. liz- Hz-41? iw? -.315 1, ' ' 12221:-.., .liifzq-., - ,4:,'f' iff 1-f'.'.,2A '+P ' , . '- :V 3t:E'pfm,1'I-: ' , 21- ,M-1 tiff I ' 3551225 Riffs ' 1--1- f A ' ,zfifr tzf - - ' ?z -121. -'.1'::Zfi'3 'ilnlfiirf Q T1 , 4' 4 -iy? 1. I I q J ' V' - :,,y1vgI,jf' , -.- 'vw' . X . Muna.: 1-wvfzsl 7v, .v Lv CHLICR an xv I H JU IOR ,Fj?A34 1' 4. VAIL NDAD H-IIM7, PERRY UHow TOMMYU 1 A el' Zig 5. . 4 5 E 1 . 2 a 6 . I ? '- el' Q2 x -D- Lzsu AND LlWALT,, Tr-:EDU W1:RNaR ?:f33'E2-Q-.: :,- .14--' . IAEARLVQ HDUDJ' N w ' -5:1 , u A vv Am: ' MAC .ABOBH 1 Km Lawn -,fwfr 4, 1.5 5.1 5, Mu' eZ.,,:,,. .- .5 . '- U 4 PK! ag.: -mf A 3 2-zfi Aff' Ami- yvffw A , .M f 4 I Z9 , may Wawxef if 46 A ff' .1 f if Aff' .5 Q' df wi A549 1'-ling ,, ' ifv 'ff Q'-,.i'fx 4, -LQ., tv , fa PV 6 , ,f av v y 1 ,Au 'af .4 A I ' r if ,.1 4' 111' ' 'M mia- f-'ij -if -ai3'f'Ax ' 3 . , A ,. ,I g:,-,v jg?-:J-41 -,135 ,, - 'Q M Q: jg? , . V . ' ,.-1. 1.5-f - --,gf V - f' -' 21+ '-- - -' -:IQCCQQP3 '.,ff:2f-fzlzaikfu 2 22 ff? 'f'? '1 71f'?11 f - .. .if J, Q ,:-.:-:j f,,fv!.j- '-'j..ff,ff, . : ' I bslfsz.-sm s: , , P' Af' ff 'Q , 4' ' , x N ,, L' W---2.+-V-'-'-fi..f'es:'a1f',,,.,: wr -'-nr-P','-I1-wi . H , ff-n ,5 -1,-, , ,,,.54Z.j ..-L' I fgis-pf,.f..s -sa.-11'2:m1 :f ':frf-- fQ?Qkf,'L'f ' '1ToMMY There sits a Soph'more with debonair look: His vile Freshman ways he now has forsookg He sports round the town with the boys of his age And makes frequent calls on the Coeds at Sage. Sophomore Class Ten, Ten, Nvineteen Ten! Cornefl, I Tefl, Nz'r1eteen Ten! COLORS :-YELLOW AND VVHITE Class Officers THOMAS SHEAN EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE LAURA TURNER COOPER . RUTH BERTHA HOFESTEN . JOHN WILLIAM HURLEY . ELIZABETH MCCLOSKEY . JOHN AMBROSE DURKAN . HOMER GEORGE MOWE . ERNEST LOUIS PETERSON . HENRY HOOKER FORBES . ROLDEN LEE BORDEN . ROGER WOLCOTT HITCHCOCK JOSEPH JAMES WALLACE . PHILIP ALOYSIUS SULLIVAN 167 . President . First Vice-President Sefond VZ.C6-Pf6Il.d8Hf . Third Vice-Prefident . Recording Secretary COTTEJ1b0Hdl.Hg Secretary . . Treasurer . General zftlzletie Director Football Dirertor Baseball Director . Traek Director . Crew Direetor Sergeant-at-Army Chairman Election Committee There is the Freshman who sits over there: He was nursed by his mother before he came He misses his bottleg and, sad for to tell, He soon will be busted right out of Cornell. hereg Freshman Class First on Earth, Firm' in ffeawen! Cornell, I fell, Nl'lIEfF67'Z EI61'El'I., COLORS :-BLUE AND XVI-IITE HANS PRATO BERNA WILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY MARY ELIZABETH XVI-IBB . MARY ELIZABETH AULT . JOSEPH CURTIS FORD CHRISTINA MILLS STIVERS PETER JAMES GALI.AGHEIl EDWARD GAUL MACARTHUR GUSTAV OSCAR ZELLER, JR. LEO ABRAM WOOD . LEE JAMES TALBOTT, JR. , DAVID GRANT GORDON . STANTON MOTT Class Officers 169 . Pre.vz'dent . First IXZIFB-P7'PJ'Z.l!Fl7f Serond l!Z.CF'P1'6XI.de'Hf . Third Vz're-Prefident . Rerora'z'z1gSerretary Corresponding Seeretary , . Treaxurer General zftlzletic Direetor Football Dirertor Baseball Director . Track Dirertor . Crew Dzlreetor Sergean t-at-zfrmx css S S X x X KSN I SSN SS SSW l S Ox X Sax X S Wm X X it X 1. s. w k X, xxgxss gg FAN X 1 'seg 1 -.B L, A 1 'fa X HIZHBHH ll 1? N W -Eff ,Q XX' .X xxx XSS 7 germs S 1 xx X-E -S -Sr 5 - x x-4 E' 'xx A 5' ARR, Jw . . , X S S 'V 7 - I-griffi' - ' I -. , A. I glfqga jf :. . ' K. i X1t9' 5.4. NRS JN 5-A ' -f T v- S ' ' QP f s' -1: 3 ' SVQA s Q. 1?-dxf? S '. fi ,. -x, -'ZU412' ' Eieigliet wx., ' QQ1 r If X6 gf 1: 51 I 1 it E v ,4l':, 'ff Q!!!-' gc -.X . ,r , . 7l . J? S itfm Q r 1' ' E7aas,,uf,, 1 ,ff - , ' , E ,, '- - 124,51 4 , . 7 H . -- Y -. -vb gr,- 'LL'- ' Dawn Government, Teachers, and Other Officers TRUsTEEs:- TEACHERS:- Ex-oHicio .......,.. L . . . . 9 Professors . . . . . Elected: By the Board .. . 20 Assistant Professors By the Alumni . . IO Lecturers .. .. . . .. By the New York Instructors ..... State Grange . . I Assistants, etc . . . ' Total . . . . . . 40 Total . . . LIBRARY STAFF .... OTHER OFFICERS . . . PREACHERS ...... GRADUATE DEPARTMENT :- Fellows ....... . ......... . Students Scholars .........,.,............ Graduates candidates for Advanced Degrees Graduates not candidates for Degrees . . Total, deducting for 3Q names counted twice . . . GRADUATE STUDENTS IN UNDERGRADUATE COURSES Total Graduate Students .... COLLEGE OF ARTS AND Sc1ENcEs:- COLLEGE OF LAw:- Senior Class ...... . ..... . Junior Class Sophomore Class . .. . . . Freshman Class .... . . . Special Students .... , . . Total . . . 168 164 163 276 20 I 170 Senior Class . . . Junior Class.. .. .. First Year Class . . ., . Special Students .. Total .. . II3 65 8 166 176 528 .. 25 .. 31 .. 30 .. 23 .. 16 .. 199 .. io .. 209 .. 197 .. 406 46 58 QI 5 ZOO THE MEDICAL CoLLEGE:- STATE COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE:- Senior Class, N. Y. City . . 62 Junior Class, N. Y. City .. 63 Sophomore Class, N.Y.City 45 Freshman Class, N. Y. City 73 Specials, New York City . . IO Sophomore Class, Ithaca .. 31 Freshman Class, Ithaca .. . 32 Total ..... . STATE COLLEGE or VETERINARY Third Year Class Second Year Class Eirst Year Class . . Special Students. . . Total . . . COLLEGE OF CIVIL ENGINEERING:- Senior, Class . . . Junior Class . .. Sophomore Class . Freshman Class . . Special Students. . . Total... .. Senior Class .. .. Junior Class. . .. 30 .. . 32 Sophomore Class. . . . 42 Freshman Class. Special Students . Q2 . IZQ Summer Session, 1907 Short Winter Course in Agriculture, 1907 ...... . .... . New York. .... . Pennsylvania.. . . New Jersey.. . .. Ohio. . . .. Illinois. .,...... . Massachusetts ..... Maryland .......,., Con necticut ..,..... District of Coluznbiaf . . Indiana. .... ...... . Michigan. ......... . Virginia.. . . Missouri ..... Texas. .,.. . Iowa ...... Wisconsin.. . . Colorado.. . . . Minnesota ..... Oregon ...... California .... 3 Total. . . 325 . . . . . . . 316 MEDIcINE:- COLLEGE or ARCHITEC'I'URE1f 18 SeniorClass........... 6 ... .. 25 Junior Class.. .. . I4 . . . 35 Sophomore Class. . . . 22 . . 3 Freshman Class .... , 43 - Special Students .. . . I4 81 - Total.......... Q9 SIBLEY COLLEGE OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING:- .. 71 Senior Class .. .. ... 231 .. III Junior Class... 205 .. .. IIC Sophomore Class.. . ... 234 .. 199 Freshman Class. .. ... 4.30 2 Special Students . . .. 22 . . .,.. 499 Total .... . . II22 Total number of regular students, deducting for names counted twice . . . 3635 ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT 244 Geographical Summary 1989 Philippines. .... 17 Rhode Island. ...... 7 England. . . . . 4 311 Kansas ........ 14 South Carolina ..... 6 Australia. . . . 3 186 Kentucky. ..... 14 North Dakota. ..... 4 Switzerland . . . . . 149 Utah. ......... 13 Hawaii ......... . . 4 Ecuador .... . 2 104 North Carolina. 12 VVyorning. .... . . 3 France ..... . 2 98 Tennessee. ..... 12 Oklahoma. .... . . 2 Nicaragua .... .. . 2 66 Delaware ...... 11 Florida ...,..... . . 1 Russia. ..... . 2 54 Louisiana.. . . 11 Nevada. ........... 1 Bulgaria.. . . . . . 1 51 Mississippi ..... 11 Indian Territory.. . . 1 Cape Colony.. . 1 33 Vermont. .... 11 South Dakota ...... 1 Chile. . .- ...... . . . 1 31 Porto Rico. .... 10 New Mexico. .... . . 1 Costa Rica.. . . . . 1 26 Alabama. .... 9 China ............ 26 Germany. . . . 1 24 Georgia. .... 9 Cuba. ............. 14 Holland .... . 1 24 Maine ...... 9 Argentine Republic. 13 Ireland ..... . 1 23 Arkansas .,... 8 Canada. ........... 12 Norway... . . 1 22 Nebraska ...... 8 India. ............. 10 Palestine.. . 1 19 New Hampshire. . . 8 Japan ..... . . 9 Spain.. . . . 1 19 Washington.. . . 8 Mexico .... . . 7 Turkey. . . . . . 1 18 West Virginia.. 8 Peru, . . . . . 5 Uruguay.. . . .. . 1 17 Montana. ...... 7 Brazil ..... . . 4 -- Total.. . .... 3635 171 IN ENFIELD Genoa PREXIE'S Hovslz Bx' CAsCAD1LLA ,Iliff f. ,, ,V Ca:-v,. 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I 14' s I. x v .Q ' 1' . n ' ' ,n n' , Y w 'S' V fs gdb Q3 wa cf-N2 6., , , kgj lQkQF af'f V H655 From joke shows to joke scholarship Descensus Facile Est. DOC WILDER,S ANNUAL Srnmc DAY SIGN 5 . 9 5 ,- s - 1, ,- , '. in ' ' In an individual folly may be merely a faultg in a univer- sity it is 21 crimef' ,-Xl A , -,q - - Q ! VH' MI4 ral 1,, l f k Spring Day 1 I . eff 1 .mul . , N pas!! 3. v 'I' 'n .' .+ L M ' 5 v , ' . , ' ny. ,--: ,J - A 'lie . - . 1 !51 QQ' - - zsisfiiv :4 A S-::w2f'f.i5f A X fwffffbxl - aim 'SJ' Q4 I I , N x :jj Z5 rw? K9 QQ5llf'q QW 1 'Y 421 X N Q1 x V In Y I 1 u u ' 4 N rl ' 1 THE UPI-IERADEH I' H b A ' . ,hx in ' . X' THE ENSEMBLE 1 Spring Day I I W , 1 A a J X. .. I . . QB . . , 3: ur- . -- vu - s . 45 1 .-1-iiiteazz-5:12. Q ' . - -M-.--.-wf. J Q 1 , ' f , ,,l 'zf f hnulgll A Y 4'-1 1 uv 'gm' ABOVE THE Go RGE Wi?: -'ll W :Jaw ICE CARNIVAL In Order ZETA PSI . CHI PHI . KAPPA ALPHA . ALPHA DELTA PHI . PHI KAPPA PSI . . CHI PSI . . . DELTA UPSILON . DELTA KAPPA EPSILON THETA DELTA CHI . PHI DELTA THETA . BETA THETA PI . PSI UPSILON . KAPPA ALPHA THETA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA DELTA GAMMA . ALPHA TAU OMEGA PHI GAMMA DELTA PHI DELTA PHI . ALPHA PHI . PHI SIGMA KAPPA DELTA TAU DELTA . SIGMA PHI . . . SIGMA CHI . . Fraternities of Establishment of Chapters at Cornell University 4.1.5 Stewart Ave. 107 Edgemore Lane . 2 Central Ave. . Stewart Ave. IO3 McGraw Place 810 University Ave. . 6 South Ave. . I3 South Ave. . I5 South Ave. 125 Edgemore Lane . I7 South Ave. . I Central Ave. . Sage College SPHINX HEAD QSeniorj QUILL AND DAGGEP. QSeniorj ALEPH SAMACH Uuniorj DELTA CHI . . 503 East Bullfalo St. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON . Hill Crest DELTA PHI . . 515 Stewart Ave. KAPPA SIGMA . . 600 University Ave. NU SIGMA NU . . . Medical SKULL . . . 105 Catherine St. ALPHA ZETA . . 70 Thurston Ave. OMEGA UPSILON PHI . . Medical SIGMA NU . . III Osmuri Place PHI ALPHA SIGMA . N. Y. Medical Col. ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA N. Y. Medical Col. ALPHA EPSILON IOTA .Medical CSagej THETA XI . 717 East Bufifalo St. . Sage College THETA LAMBDA PHI II2 Edgemore Lane . Sage College CERBERUS . . 303 Eddy St. 625 University Ave. SEAL AND SERPENT 105 Highland Place 603 East Seneca St. ZODIAC . . IIQ Stewart Ave. . . Law BANDHU . . Cornell Heights . Sage College DELTA SIGMA PHI IO5 Dewitt Place 702 University Ave. NAYATI . . 102 Highland Place IIO Edgemore Lane OBELISK 103 Highland Place I5 Central Ave. ACACIA . 105 Dewitt Place 519 Stewart Ave. SPECTRE . 125 Highland Place ISWZA . . Ithaca Honorary Societies SEMAPHORE GARGOYLE GAMMA ALPHA ' HEBS-SA DUNSTAN QSophomorej ROD AITID BOB PYRAMID SCABBARD AND BLADE PHI BETA KAPPA SIGMA XI 180 Pl-I1 ZETA . DELTA . SIGMA . Cnr . K.APPA . TAU . XI . LAMBDA Psi . IOTA . THETA XI ALPHA. ALPHA PS1 NU . EPSILON UPSILON ETA . MU . BETA . ALPHA BETA Zeta PS1 Founded at University of New York I846 Chapter Roll 1 81 University of New York Vllillianis College Rutgers College University of Pennsylvania Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Michigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto A Columbia University McGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina Yale University A Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Virginia University of Minnesota Zeta Psi Psi Chapter Founded 1869 LUCIAN AUGUSTUS WAITE CHARLES BAKER MANDEVILLE ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN VICTOR DORIVAL HERRIMAN CHARLES LESLIE BARNUM ROY HOWARD CUNNINGHAM DICKSON KEARNS COYLE RANDALL VERNON DAVEY JOHN THOMAS PARSONS ARTHUR GORDON JOHN GREGORY SEARS, JR. STEPHEN LOTT VANDERVEER JAMES MONROE ALFRED MOSS ROBERTS XVALTER LEDYARD TODD KARL EDWARD WILHELM CURTIS MILLER YOHE . LEWIS WASHBURN ABBOTT HAROLD HAVENS BURTCH EDWARD WHITNEY CASE MAXIMILIAN ELSER, JR. WILLIAM MORTIMER PURVES DORSEY WILLIAM HYDE, ARTHUR HAROLD BADEAU WILLIAM OSWALD BATES ADIE KYLE BELL I82 EDGAR KAY FORD EDWIN MARTIN KEISER, JR. HENRY DOUGLASS LINDSAY FREDERIC VIEWEO, JR. ARTHUR CYRUS WALSER JR. FITCH SCOFIELD BOSWORTH HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN JAMES BLAINE WALKER, JR. 1 ,. L was V , Vx.. WH V ,. A fflif' . LJWIV XEXNQYN , 'f,'!', . f' ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA DELTA . EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA . IOTA . LAMBDA MU , NU X1 . OMICIKON Rno . SIGMA . Pm . C1-11 Psr . OMEGA. Chi Phi Founded at Princeton 1824 Roll of Chapters I University of Virginia Massachusetts Institute of Techn Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and Marshall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ghio State University University of California Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas Cornell University Sheflield Scientific School, Yale Lafayette College Wofford College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology ology Xi Chapter Chi Phi I Established I868 XVILLIAM HENRY MILLER EBENEZER MARK TREMAN ROBERT HENRY TREMAN HARRY DAVENPORT FOX VVILLIAM MORRIS TRACY LEO FRANCIS MURPHY MORRIS LYON BUCHWALER, JR. DONALD MITCHELL DEY THEODORE EDDY PENNOCK MAXWELL ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB FRANK IRVINE WKVILLIAM T. MORRIS ALVAH LEMAR TERRY . WOOD PIERSON MONROE VAN KIRK ROBERT WATSON STANDART, I ALFRED HENRY HUTCHINSON ALEXIUS LOUGHRAN' ROBERT GILMORE HANFORD ROLLO K. BLANCHARD DANA BURNET B. B. WOOD L. P. KING PITT COVERT, JR. ROY L. LEVENTRY GEORGE H. HODENPYL, JR. HALSEY MILLER HAROLD S. LATHROP JOHN EDGAR THOMSON 186 R E : 5 . UNION COLLEGE. XVILLIAMS COLLEGE HOBART COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY TORONTO UNIVERSITY . LEHIGH UNIVERSITY NICGILL UNIVERSITY Kappa Alpha Founded at Union College 1825 R011 of Chapters 189 1825 1833 1844 1868 1892 1394 I8oq iKappa THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD HAMILTON HOWARD WHITE SAMUEL ADAMS COCHRAN JOHN MAYHEW PROPHET, JR. HAROLD SPALDING PIERCE ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN CHARLES BENJAMIN CURTISS, JR. ALLAN BALDWIN ROGERS ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS, JR. ORLANDO BURR HASTINGS GUIDO FRIDOLIN VERBECK lpha FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT CHARLES EDWARD TREMAN CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK SHERMAN PEER DONALD ARGYLL CAMPBELL EDWIN EARLE, JR. WARREN MCARTHUR, JR. MATTHEW DERBYSHIRE MANN, JR LOCKWOOD HILL JOHN JAMES LEWIS HENRY TRUMAN EDMUND FASSETT GEORGE FRANKLIN POND FRANCIS GIBSON MALLOCK EDWIN GERALD HANSON ROGER XKVOLCOTT HITCHCOCK CURRY STIMSON PRESCOTT JOSEPH CHRISTOFFEL HOAGLAND FREDERICK BARKER GRIDLEY PHILIP BURT FISHER HAIx1ILTON COLUMBIA YALE AMHERST BRUNONIAN HARVARD HUDSON BOWDOIN DARTMOUTH PENINSULAR ROCHESTER WILLIAR-IS MANHATTAN MIDDLETONVN KENYON UNION CORNELL PHI KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS MINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL 4 WISCONSIN Alpha Delta Phi Founded at Hamilton College 1832 Roll of Chapters Hamilton College . Columbia University. Yale University . Amherst College . Brown University . . Harvard University . . lVestern Reserve University Bowdoin College . . Dartmouth College . University of Michigan University of Rochester . XVilliams College . . College of the City of New Vllesleyan University. . Kenyon College . Union College . . Cornell University . Trinity College . . Johns Hopkins University. University of Minnesota . UniVe1'Sity of Toronto University of Chicago McGill University . University of Wisconsin I 193 York 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1337 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 I85I 1855 1856 1858 1859 1869 1878 1889 1891 1893 1896 1897 1902 Alpha Delta Phi Cornell Chapter Established 1869 JAMES MORGAN HART FREDERICK BEDELL CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG In Facultate HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL ARTHUR VVESLEY BROWNE OTIS AMSDEN GAGE In Urbe ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS JOHN HOWARD SOUTHWORTH FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL WILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES JOHN WINSLOW FRANK LOUNSBURY WISE FREDERICK ALDRICH CLEVELAND JOHN WINSLOW MORRIS SAMUEL HAI.LIDAY Active Members 1908 CHARLES LEINNIGER BRADLEY ROGER TIFFT HOLLOWAX' CHARLES BARNETT GOODSPEED ARCHIE GORDON ROCKWELL 1909 LLOYD HEMAN BROWN ROBERT CATTLE HARGREAVES MELVILLE GILFILLAN BROWN JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. RICHARD HENRY COBB GEORGE HURLBUT ORAHOOD FRED EUGENE GARDNER THEODORE GRIFFITH ROCKWELL GILBERT PHELPS HALL ROBERT BREWSTER STANTON, JR IQIO W ROLDEN LEE BORDEN SAMUEL BROWN MILLARD TERRY PITKIN CLAY CHARLES CULBERTSON MAY DONALD STUART GRAY ALBERT WILLIAM PETERS WHITNEY KIPP WALTER CHESTER SAYLE HAROLD OLIVER STANTON IQII HARRY FRED BIGLER, JR. DAVID CLARK BOLE HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE HAROLD SMITH HAWKINS WILLARD CUSHING AVERILL, JR. 194 EDWARD LEE MCCLAIN, JR. BENJAMIN HARRISON O'HARA WILLIAM GUTHRIE PACKARD WALKER FAIRFIELD PETERSON CHARLES HARDING DIVINE N.-nr. Q1 If 11 1 If 11 J H1 11-53 Phi Kappa Psi I OuIIded 1852 Roll of Chapters WASHINGTON AND -lIiFlf1iRSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY CIETTYSBURG COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE FRANKLIN AND MARSHALL COLLEGE LAFAYETTE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANI.-I SWARTHMORE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIIKGINIA VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA 34 I UNIVERSITY OF NIISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY CJHIO XVESLEY.-XN UNIVERSITY XVITTENBURG COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OHIO DE PAUVV UNIVERSITY UNIVIiRSI'I'X' OF INDIANA PURDUE IUNIVERSITY BIORTHVVESTERN LINIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN UNIVERSITX' OF XVISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIV OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ERSITY Phi Kappa Psi New York Alpha Established 1869 Ibn Facultate JAMES MCMAHON FRANK FETTER ERNEST GEORGE MERRIT ALFRED HAYES, JR. 4 In Urbe HENRY GAY CARPENTER I'IARRY BELDEN MITCHELL ' EDWARD HENRY HULBERT OGDEN MINTON WILLIAM JOSEPH ROBERT STANTON BAUM MILTON VALENTINE CHRISTMAN THOMAS XKVIERMAN PIOLLET LOUIS CARL HERMAN ROESSEL KAUP FRANK MODERNO SANGER, JR. HERBERT BUTLER HOYT SETI-I GRANT MALBY ERMOND FERMOR BRUNN JACOB YEAKLE DIETZ FRY DOUGLAS JOHNSTON MILLEIL HENDER CLARKE SCHUYLER MARION HAWTHORNE HARRY HUGH WILLIAMSON HARRY WARNER BUTTERVVORTH JR GEORGE FREDERICK SCHMID JAMES MUNROE AYERS, JR. OSCAR STAGER TYSON I JOHN FIEFRIC MORGAN CHARLES SAMUEL HOLMES AENEAS DUCLOS MERRISS HAROLD HOYT SHUART ARTHUR BRAUTIGAM HOLMES CHARLES MAURICE D,AUTREMONT HUBERT HART D'AUTREMONT FRANK HALIFAX CRASWELLER Fl WW' i ?:J1 Q .Y-f I X if QD Q. ' 'X va, 'o Q- 9 P1 . THETA MU . ALPHA PHI . . EPSILON . CHI . PS1 . TAU . NU . IOTA . RHO . . X1 . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPs1LoN DELTA Chi Psi Founded 1841 Roll of Active Alphas 2OI Union College Williams College Middlebury College Wesleyan University Hamilton College University of Michigan Amherst College Cornell University Wofford College University of Minnesota University ofWisCo11sin Rutgers College Stevens Institute University of Georgia Lehigh University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California University of Chicago Chi Psi Alpha Psi Established 1369 LOUIS GEORGE GARRIGAN ROBERT PATTERSON TURNER HERMAN ALFRED UIHLEIN CLARENCE GREENWALD BAMB ERGER KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS JOSEPH NEWTON PEW CLARENCE RAPLEE ANDREWS LYALL DECRER . FRANCIS BARTOW DWIGHT LOUIS BURHAUS DAUMONT HENRY MILO CURRY VVERNER WILLIAM GOETZ HORACE SILLIMAN DE CAMP GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT JOHN FARSON STRING ZO2 SAMUEL WILLIAMS ALBERT DILWORTH NIATTHAI CLARENCE JAMES POPE WILLIANI WADE MATCHNEER THEODORE WHITE PAUL WILLIAMS HAROLD BRANSFORD LAMB GEORGE DYKE BLAIR GEORGE ROSEMAN NICHOLS,JR EDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN HERBERT EYLAND FRENCH EDGAR STOW WHEELAN JOSEPH FLEMING MATTHAI WILLIAM HOWELL MCINTYRE HUGH MONTGOMERY, JR. HPI USA UE R' Q IJFI' F7?f1'I7YIf-1' Cl' EIT! TA 1 4.2 Delta Upsilon Founded 1834.- Roll Of Chapters XVIUJAMS COLLEGE IINION IJNIVERSITY . AMHERST COLLEGE . ADELBEKT COLLEGE. COLBY COLLEGE . . UNIVERMTY OF ROCHESTER BUDDLEBURY COLLEGE . BOWDOIN COLLEGE . RUTGERS COLLEGE . BROWN LhHVERMTY. COLGATE UNIVERMTY NEW YORK UNUWRMTY . CORNELL UNIVERMTY h1ARIETTA COLLEGE SYRACUSE IINIVERSITY . lJNIVERSITY OF kqICHIGAN. NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITX' HARVARD UNIVERMTY . IJNIVERSITY OF NVISCONSIN LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . COLUMBIA UNIVERSITX' I,EHIGH IJNIVERSITY. TUETS COLLEGE . DE PAUW'LhHVERMTY . UNIVERMTY OF PENNSYLVANIA. I5NIVERSITY OF BAINNESOTA . . . NTASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE .... LELAND STANFORD,JR,4UNIVERMTY. UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA , . kqCf3ILL IINIVERSITY. . IINIVERSITY OF TJEBRASKA 'TORONTO UNIVERMTY . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . IJNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . 205 1834 1838 1347 1847 1850 1852 1856 1357 1858 1860 1865 1865 1869 1870 1873 1876 1880 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1894 1896 1896 1898 1898 1899 1901 1904 1905 Delta Upsilon JOHN FIENRY COMSTOCK EDWARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS SIMON HENRY GAGE IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT In Facultate JEREMIAH WHIPPLE JENKS CHARLES HENRY HULL JOHN HENRY TANNER WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY FRANK ARTHUR BARTON RALPH CHAPMAN RODGERS CHARLES HENRY TUCK University Trustees FION. CHARLES E. HUGHES A JAMES H. EDWARDS WILLIAM HENIKY FRENCH JARED T. NEWMAN In Urbe JARED TREMAN NEWMAN VVILLIAM ELLIOT GRIFFIS JOHN FREDERICK FITSCHEN 1908 HAROLD KENT SCHOFF ROGER ALLAN BALDWIN DAVID AYARS STODDART' WVILLIAM EDWARD IIARRIES JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY 1909 SAMUEL HAMILL ABBEY HART CUMMIN GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE LAWRENCE GALE BENNETT BERTRAM POOR FLOYD JOHN WALTER SMITH SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKER JOHN CHARLES WHEELER NORMAN LANGLEY MACLEOD FREDERICK HUEY BIRD ROBERT QUINTON KEASBEY ALFRED SMITH MELDRUM ' IQIO IQII 206 FRITZ FERNOW RICHARD EVETT BISHOP RANDOLPH WOODRUFF WEED, ROBERT EARL COULSON HENRY ANDREW KIEP, JR. HAROLD FRANKLIN WELCH JOHN PHILIP SWIFT SARGENT GLENN HOFFMAN JOHN HENRY NUGENT JOHN RIPPON HOGAN RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN HENRY BLODGETT WARREN R . v f - , . r 1' ' - 'X L ugggf wg . '-'fm 'Nif- ,gf -mm .' 'Kill' ' , A. '. Aq 097111 . 6 T 41 ,AAV A . fw X. D1 Q 2 ' , 'CTV Q , J 7' fx wx , 4 JN , f D 'ff A F in f , , , ,V ..,'.., 45- f F- 71 P L, V J x 0' 00 ' 1 M' 6- L ' nn 09 0 f X 9 S x e .4 o . 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Amherst College , . Vanderbilt University . University of Alabama . Liniversity of Mississippi Brown University . . . L'nix'ersity of North Carolina . lfniversity of Virginia . hliami University . Kenyon College . . . Dartmouth College . . Central University of Kentucky . Middlebury College . . Michigan University , . VVilliams College . Lafayette College . Hamilton College . . . Colgate University . . College of City of New York . University of Rochester , . Rutgers College . . De Pauw University . . Vilesleyan University . . Rensselaer Polytechnic lnstitute Wlestern Reserve University . Cornell University . . University of Chicago . Syracuse University . Columbia University . University of California Trinity College .... University of Minnesota . . . Massachusetts lnstitute of Technology . Tulane University .... Toronto University . . . University of Pennsylvania . lVlcGill University . A . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of Illinois . University of Wisconsin . 209 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 IS47 1850 1850 1851 1852 1852 1852 1853 1854 1854 1855 1855 1855 1856 1856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1870 1871 1374 1876 1879 1889 1890 1898 1898 1399 1900 1902 1904 1906 Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Chi Chapter Established 1870 Fratres in F acultate REVEREND CHARLES lVlELLEN TYLER Qlzhij A JAMES ALBERT WINANS QTAUD WILDER DWIGHT BANCROET CAlphaj CHARLES EDWARD MANNING EDWIN WALTER KEMMEIKER QGamma Phij ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND CTauj ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMMERVILLE QPsi Phij Fratres in Urbe EDWIN GILLETTE ROBERT TAYLOR JONES QMUJ DAVID EUGENE MARSH REV. WALLACE ELIAS BROWN QPhi Gamma CHARLES VICTOR PARSIELL REV. EDWARD AUGUSTUS GEORGE QPhIj FRANK DAVID BOYNTON CAlpha Alphaj CONY STURGIS QThetaJ Undergraduates , IQO8 HOWARD LEE SNIDER WARNER GREEN BAIRD OVERTON THOMPSON HOWARD SEE RALPH TOMPKINS CHACE CHARLES EDWARD CROWELL, JR. GEORGE FREDERICK HENW'ITT, JR. BENJAMIN DORANCE BEYEA FRANK HARRINGTON MCCORMICK JOHN R. :HENDERSON HERNIAN CHARLES MERGENTHALER ALAN GRAEME DARLING LAURANCE BOWEN ITAROLD IQOQ IQIO IQII SETH WHITNEY SHOEMAKER ROBERT MASON SOHNGEN JOSEPH BENSON TURNER, JR. ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LINDSLEY CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH ERNEST CLARKE HEC HENRY :HOWARD BENNETT COLEMAN CLARK KEELER HENRY BREWSTER FREEMAN WILI,IAM MILLER SPERRY, ZND SANFORD BROWN CHARLES REMSON ROBINSON ALEXANDER WHITE POUND JAMES UNDERVVOOD ZIO , JV, Z f C , , L44 A X J! Wflljm' ...... I WW r r' sf , , Jvq ldvxm Xb B' Theta Delta Chi BETA GA1v11x1Ae DEU'FERC5N DELTA DEUTERON EPs11,oN ZETA ZETA DEUTERON ETA ETA DEU'FERON FFHETA DEUTERON IOTA IOTA DEUTERON KAPPA LAMBDA Mu DEUTERON NU DEUTERON X1 OMTCRON DEUTERON P1 DEUTERON Rl-1o DEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTERON P111 C111 CHI DEUTERON PSI 15 Founded at Union College in 1848 Roll of Charges Cornell University. . University of Michigan . University of California. . College of WVilliam and Mary. Brown University . . . McGill University. . . Bowdoin University f... Leland St3l1liO1'Cl,J1'., University . Massachusetts Institute of Technology Harvard University VVilliams 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 IQOO 1853 1853 IQOI 1354 1903 ISQO 1856 1891 1856 1877 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 43-1 Theta Delta Chi Beta Charge Established 1870 Faculty ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH WILLIAM CARGILL CAPREN Tox BRONTH EVERMANN ' Town LUZERNE COVILLE DUNCAN CAMPBELL LEE WILLIAM HENRY MORRISON University WILLIAM A. BACKUS XKVILLIAM SAMUEL ROWLAND Seniors A FRANCIS SALISBURY ADAMS HAROLD VVILDER VAN LOAN WHITEHEAD, RALPH WILLIAMS ULLMANN Juniors ROSCOE COOK TINDALL HENRY HALE, JR. JAMES ARMSTRONG HARRIS, JR. ROBERT HULL TIFET GEORGE MEINHARD KELLER WALTER NIAC LEUTHOLD JOHN CROCKER FISHER,,JR. Sophomores THOMAS RICE ROLLO THOMAS TXJINTON HEERMANS GEORGE ERVIN KENT JOSEPH CROCKER SIIILEY, JR NEMO MELVILLE FISCHER KENNETH GOADBY HAXTUN STANTON GRIFFIS Freshmen HAROLD SELLMAN OEERRENDER SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON ALAN JACOB COLLINS ALFRED MOSHER TILDEN MAI,COM RIVERS MCNEILL LEO FRANCIS GIBLIN JEROME TYLER THOMPSON RUEUS ISAAC XVORRELL HENRY VVILLET BROWN 214 ,JX X 7 .4653 quxmnx , HQ 5,5 1 11 ,iq ff W s gfifiia gge ' .f , V JY ,P , 5 .2 Phi Delta Theta Founded at Miami University in 1848 Roll of 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 VVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRE COLLEGE CENTRAL UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE OHIO CDI-IIO OHIO CASE UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN INDIANA UNIVERSITY VVABASH COLLEGE BUTLER COLLEGE FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSI'FY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI VVESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON MCGILL UNIVERSITY CCanadaj SOUTH DAKOTA 21 9 CLARENCE SEBASTIAN SWEENEY STANLEY JOE DULANEY Phi Delta Theta New York Alpha Established I872 In Facultate -JDHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRET BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY Undergraduates I O8 JOHN CONNER BURKHART EARLE TISDALE HOBART THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON ROBERT ROBINSON HERGEN JOSIAH MORRIS BALDWIN AUGUST CARL BOHLEN LAWRENCE VVILBUR HITT LOUIS GERALD SHIELDS STANLEY VVARD COOK ROY BULLARD LIOLBROOK HEIQBERT HAGGAS CONWAY JOHN DAWSON PAUL JOHN LAWRENCE REDMOND PAUL VINCENT SHIELDS X7ICTOR HUGO RI-IRHART, JR. JAMES RUSSELL HOWELL XVALTER XVIILIAM KUHN 1909 IQIO IQII 218 CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD JAMES DONALD HALL GRONTER HOUGHTON JONES CONANT VAN BLARCOM PHILIP CHARLES WHITING VVILLSON HOWELL PATTERSON VVALLACE LADD OWENS VVILBERFORCE RICHARD VVHEELER HAROLD EMERY HORTON HENRY HOOKER FORBES JOHN KIRKMAN BAIRD RUSSELL TEVSVKSBURY LELAND SIDNEY DOUGLAS I-JDWIN HARRIS WHITING JOSEPH GEORGE RETICK LAWRENCE SWAN TRACY JXWCKEE MORRISON P ,Y -Y 1 sq? JN iii - EE ' - l X3 X , A , E if f N ' ?E 114 4 fx L ,QE V c Y, iii?-, ,,,, - sf My E .X E Q 'XQQ N' Y x M R 2 W -5 F M fg - ,Y I ,W N-HTTH Wig, QYQQWBWUQE Beta Theta Pi I'iOL1nded at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio, 1839 Roll Of Chapters MIAIIII UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY XVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE DE PAUW UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF AIICHIGAN WAIIASH COLLEGE CENTRAL COLLEGE BRONVN UNIVERSITY HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NOIKTH CAROLINA OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA KNOX COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE BELOIT COLLEGE BETHANY COLLEGE UNIVERSITX' OF IOWA WITTENEERG COLLEGE UVESTMINSTER COLLEGE IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY DENNISON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VVOOSTER UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY RUTGERS COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE SAINT LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY 1839 1841 1841 1841 1842 1345 1845 1845 1345 1847 1847 1850 1852 1853 1853 1855 1855 1858 ISDO 1861 1866 1867 1867 1869 1869 1872 1872 1873 1873 T874 1374 1874 1875 1875 BOSTON UNIVERSITY NIAINI2 STATE COLLEGE -IOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA KIENYON COLLEGE CO1,GATE UNIVERSITY iUNIVI-IRSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNION COLLEGE COLLIIVIIIIA UNIVERSITY AIVIHERST COLLEGE VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NIEBRASKA PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IEENVER UNIVERSITY OF SYRACUSE DARTIIIOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI LEHIGH UNIVERSITY YALE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIVER BOWDOIN COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY SITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS PURDUE UNIVERSIT'Y CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE TOIQON TO UNIVEIQSITY OKLAHOMA UNIVEIQSITY IQO7Yi . 221 1876 1878 1878 1879 1879 1879 1880 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1900 1900 1900 1901 IQOI 1902 IQO2 1903 1904 I906 M 114.44 if gg f -4 1 L N ytffw' gp!! , b.. Lim , ,f' g,1, ,AMW Rio, 25 f E1 4-1 1'1 , if J , W .anim if x WWI D J' D Beta Theta P1 Beta Delta Chapter Established 1874. HERBERT CHARLES ELMER EVERETT VVARD OLIVISTED WILLARD HENRY AUSTIN ABRAM TUCKER KERR EDSON JAY TUCKER HENRY MORRISON SHORT RAYMOND SAGE HUMEURCH JAMES EDWIN WATEREURY, GROVER COORS HAROLD SINCLAIR NOIiWOOD MACLEOD GEORGE C. BRAINARD LEELAND MORGAN UHL WALTER BURRELL GLEASON HERSCHEL BLAKE KNAP In Facultate ERNEST BLAKER QAlpha Nuj PAUL RUSSELL POPE QBetaQ ALBERT BERNHART FAUST CAlpha C EARL VINCENT SWEET CBSIQI The-taJ PERCY HODGE QBeraj HERBERT GROVE DORSEY QAlpha Eraj OLIVER CARY LOCKHART QPU AI.EERT BIEREDITH LAMBERTON Undergraduates IQO8 NORMAN CLIFFORD MASON 1909 LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG, JR CLARENCE DOUGLAS ANTHONY CARL HAWLEY WATSON IQIO JR. IQII CHARLES GAYLORD 222 CHARLES GLENVILLE BLAKE ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERY JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT DONALD FRAZER CRANE OLIVER B. HUGHES ERNEST V. HUGHES HARRY PERKINS COX FRANK HENDERSON ZIMMERS BEAVERS my C, L G w .V I . M, F rdf A2112 W .,. . W 4 V.. fx 9: THETA DELTA BETA. SIGMA. GAMMA ZETA . LAMBDA KAPPA Psi . X1 . UPSILON IoTA . PHI . CHI . BETA BETA ETA . TAU . MU . Rno . OMEGA EPs1LoN . Psi Upsilon Founded at Union College in 1833 Roll of Chapters 225 Union College New York University Yale University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College Wesleyaii University 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 f 'fail 'V V1 ww S .. '- '-:rf 'li-. ff .. C ,J , if E iff! fy- I ,.,,. I rim., H ,mlb Ru qw: J 1, H, Riggs ,PQ Ha- X S A I -1- L F 115.935 Ill fn . 168 ,. .I af .WI wg -. S.. QC ,MA , T, .SI-A ASEE' 'fy 1515: 3 fiibfgax 1:25 1 Q6-K' ,Im .- If R, -f -' I I,,,,+ .4 I., Ri I ' 'W '37 ,fail-.':AL' '13, T '- Yrs: - 'N H '- ' I 1' S-GW' 5 I - , fag. ---' 1-3117'JE:IfQ ' A 1-1 ,5 1-A, ff ,A-I :', ?: 2'-C ' , , ' L, ,, 7- I, . ' , .E ' W f - ' , air' : -, 2 ,, 1i.4 '.,EA ,: z if-:L l -Ji. I Q, J J, ,,I,. . fm P 52 gf IA' ANDREW DIcIcsoN XVHITE WVATERMAN THOMAS HEXVETT LOUIS MONROE DENNIS FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON GOLDWIN SMITH- HENRY SHALER WILLIABIS Psi Upsilon In the Faculty - CHARLES BABCOCK LEXVIS ATTERBURY STIMSDN FREDERICK SHEPARD DENNIS CHARLES LooMIs DANA FRANK SIDNEY FIELDER ALLAN FERGUSON In the City WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX STEPHEN CURTIS NVOODHULL CHAUNCEY PRATT BIGC-s CHARLES LACY SHELDON THOMAS DRANSFIELD, JR. F HOXVARD ALBERT SRINNER Undergraduates 1908 ALBERT JAY BOARDMAN JDHN PALLISER DODS SAMUEL BALTZ ECKERT XVARD EMERSON WHITE CHARLES RAY VINCENT JOHN PRESTON HALSTEAD CHARLES BURNS FREDERICK BARRETT TOYVNSEXD I909 LANGDON BAECocIc HENRY FRY TENNANT CHARLES SEAMANS BROWN JAMES PHELAN HARRY RICHMOND JAMES ELMER IVES THOMPSON FRANCIS WILLIAM MCCHESNEY CYRIL ADOLPHUS FAUCHER IQIO EDWIN DANIELS HAR! FREDERICK JANSEN NOYES JOHN BRADLEY DELEHANTY ALFRED WILKINSON CONKLIN GEORGE KENNEDY IMBRIE STANLEY WOODRUFF ALLEN THEODORE RHoDEs MURPHY A 1911 JOHN FISKE RAYNOLDS XVILLIAM BUTTERFXELD SIMONS LORING LOMEARD TONKIN CHARLES WARREN PROSSER SMITH AUGUSTUS NORTON FRANCIS ELDON FINCH MAURICE ALEXANDER SMITH HERRYNIAN HUSTED VAIL GEORGE CARSON SMITH FRANK ALEXANDER GILCREST EUGENE ECKER IVIORTON 226 f f jfX4 ,- I A L 1 ' 1 s, ij! I 3 I X15 in Z1 1 J Sb xxq vi .:qJ3 L'-L,, ' Q f' j 5 L, A ,gym H ,1- R NJ 47? f '59 x 'Y 33' N.. , as A R 1 K 4 JL:-rf W-Lg T73-:HA f ' 54 'X I4-fi X I Xl A X.. 2' .XT 'E U! on F' fc! Pk I , it :Kf Q ' X5 1' X V xx-J, If. D1-f-fm lwim Vi F, xr Kappa lpha Theta loTA . LAMBDA . SIGMA . CHI . . ALPHA BETA . ALPHA DELTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA KAPPA GAMMA ALUMNAE ETA ALUMNAE NU ALUMNAE ALPHA BETA GAMMA . EPSILON ETA MU PI ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA ETA . ALPHA ALUMNAE EPSILON ALUMNAE ZETA . . Mu ALUMNAE KAPPA ALUMNAE DELTA . KAPPA . RHO TAU . UPSILON PHI . . ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA . BETA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE X1 ALUMNAE . PHI . . OMEGA . . IOTA ALUMNAE Founded 1870 Roll of Chapters Alpha District Beta District Delta District Gamma District 129 Cornell University University of Vermont Toronto University Syracuse University Swarthmore College VVomen's College of Baltimore Brown University Barnard College Adelphi College New York City Burlington, Vermont Syracuse, New York De Pauw University Indiana State University Butler College VVooster University University of Michigan Allegheny College Albion College Ohio State University Vanderbilt University Greencastle, Indiana Columbia, Ohio Indianapolis, Indiana Cleveland, Ghio Pittsburg, Pennsylvania University of Illinois University of Kansas University of Nebraska Northwestern University University of Minnesota University of Wisconsin University of Texas Wasliington University Minneapolis, Nlinnesota Chicago, Illinois Kansas City, Missouri Leland Stanfordi jr., University University of California Los Angeles, California MRS MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. M RS Kappa Alpha Theta Iota Chapter Established 1881 JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK EDWARD L. NICHOLS LUCIEN A. WAIT LOUIS M. DENNIS CARL C. THOMAS BENJAMIN F. KINGSBURY In Ur be MRS MRS. MRS. MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN DAVID ROE ALBERT W. SMITH THOMAS L. LYON CECILA AGNES LAW JESSICA MAY HITCHCOCI4 ELIZABETH NICHOLS Graduate CHRISTIANA BUSBEE Undergraduates 1908 EDNA LENORA MERTZ HELEN M. STEARNS CHRISTINE SCHERMERHORN AVERY QUEENIE NORTHROP HORTON MARY REYNOLDS PRESTON M. MARGARET VAN DEUSEN IQOQ ZAIDEE ISABELLE THEALL HELEN JONES SARA M. BAILEY JULIA WRIGHT MCCORMICK LOIS W. WVING IQIO ELIZABETH CLARKE ETHEL C. VVHITELEY OLIVE L. WHITSON IQII ELIZA THEODORE DICKERSON CORNELIA M. SWITZER 230 Kappa Kappa Gamma PI-II . BETA EPSILON BETA SIGMA Psi . BETA TAU BETA ALPHA BETA IoTA GAMMA Rao BETA UPSILON LAMBDA BETA GAMMA BETA NU BETA DELTA XI . KAPPA . DELTA . IOTA Mu ETA -. BETA LAMBDA UPSILON . EPSILON . CHI . BETA ZETA TH ETA . SIGMA . OMEGA . BETA BETA BETA OMICRON Mu Xi PI . BETA ETA BETA PI . lioundecl I87O Roll of Chapters Alpha Province Beta Province Gamma Province Delta Province Epsilon Province Zeta Province 231 Boston University Barnard College Adelphi College Cornell University Syracuse University University of IDCINISYIVZIIIIZI Swarthmore College Allegheny College VVest Virginia State University Buclitel College VVooster University Ohio State University Univeisity of Michigan Adrian College, Hillsdale College Indiana State University De Pauw University Butler College University of VVisconsin University of Illinois Northwestern University Illinois Wesleyaii University University of IVIinnesota Iowa State University Missouri State University Nebraska State University Kansas State University Colorado State University Texas State University Tulane University University of California Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Vlfashington Kappa Kappa Gamma Psi Chapter Established 1883 , In Urbe MRS. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX MRS. NATHANIEL LAY GARLING NIRS. FREDERICK STORRS MRS. FREDERICK DRAIMOND COLSON CHARLOTTE BABER JANE GOUINLOCK ALICE HOLBERT ANNA CLEGG STRYKE AMY TEAGLE RHODES ANNA MAE DENITON MARY JOSEPHINE HULL EMMA ALINDA LATHROP JULIA MEI,OTTE MARION MCDERMOTT MRS. ZHENRY NEEDPIAM Undergraduates ELIZABETH ARMITAGE BRUYN CAROLINE CECILIA CRAWFORD SARA FRANCES BURNS KATHERINE EATON MARGARET HALLOWELL RIGGS CAROLINE ELIZABETH MERRY ALINE RUTH AUSTIN ' 232 Delta Gamma ALPHA BETA GAMMA . ZETA ETA . THETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA . X1 . RHO. SIGMA TAU . UPSILON . PHI . CHI . Psi . OMEGA KAPPA THETA ALUMNAE CHI UPSILON ALUMNAE PSI OMICRON ALUMNAE Founded 1872 Chapter Roll Mount Union College . University of VVashington University of California . 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, Jr., University . University of Colorado . Cornell University . Woman,s College of Baltimore . University of Wisconsili i Lincoln, Nebraska New York City Baltimore, Maryland 233 Delta Gamma Chi Chapter Established 1885 In Urbe MRS HERBERT CHARLES ELMER MRS MRS MRS MRS. CLARK SOUTHERLAND NCJRTHRUP WALTER LONG WILI,IAMS SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT VVILLIAM A. STOCKING, JR. CARLOTTA J. BIIAURY SADIE AGATHA BOWMAN MARY AGNES CHRISTY ANNE WILSON DOUGHTY ETHEL SEDDEN HAMILTON IANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON CATHERINE MADGE SMITH FANNY GARDNER SELDEN HELEN BRICKMAN PAULINE BROOKS Undergraduates 2 QUEEN FIDELIA SELOVER FLORENCE GIVENS SMITH ADELAIDE ESTELLE STEIN EDITH LUCIA WILKINSON FLORENCE OLIVE KING LULU ALLT STRONGE RUTH INGALLS STONE LULU SMITH LUANNA CARMEN . .Us gi 3 J':lAr1.?A HER' UDNLIS FRTN T JN PUFFH L0 Aff X:- C ,V-'JJQ i'?3'J , , .- Ur,- G Alpha Tau mega Roll of Chapters Province I ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE INIERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY Ol-' FIIORIDA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE ADRIAN COLLEGE Province II Province III UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO PURDUE UNIVERSI1'Y HILLSDALE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ALBION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IVIAINE TUFTS COLLEGE Province IV COLBY COLLEGE B ROWN UNIVERSITY VVORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE I UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT INIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Province V COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY SAINT LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY MUHLENBERG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LEHIGH UNIVERSITY Province VI UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ' TRINITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY Province VII OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY WOOSTER UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY MOUNT UNION COLLEGE WITTENBERG COLLEGE ' Province VIII VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 237 r1i','1i-fi-5 ' ' .W . r 1 '5f'C.'1: i.i' 'fa Air A 1. ,. .. W. ,,. . 1 , X ffm ' mL.,g, A :'w ' . lui- . I ....... H., N' wa ' 3 .31 5' I . 0,51 A -. J- f . ., ' A . R.. -A., -1 .- I.,, '34 . rss' ' K A A , , ...V -i Pl? .,- sd-A A V' ,gan-' 'S wg.:-de, .1 ' :4,jf'f55.,, , ' A 5,-'g,: 'AQ 9' ,...:A:s s ii. HHS -S i.:S S- , I f I ,. B5 I M k 'I - ,ik-,.Sg..L-'ig-fTT GM S' 1 1 ' - EK 4jlf i 1.' 2 ERN fkif k ii TTT? ' T '. ': JF-I-E554 , , HSI :fl UF If ' Q -' , .yp vll jf .- A ,.I:w Alpha Tau mega V NEW YORK BETA THETA ' In Facultate JAMES EDWARD CREIGHTON EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL FRANK CARLTON LORING In Urbe CHARLES EZRA CORNELL u VVALTER JAMES ARMSTRONG BLIN SILL CUSHMAN JOSEPH C. MCCUNE ALFRED HARRISON JONES JOSEPH M. BURNS Undergraduates CHARLES ALVIN HAINES ELMIR JAMES BOOTH RALPH ALCORN SMALLMAN ROBERT LEVVIS COE HERBERT' LAWRENCE TRUBE DONALD STEWART EDWARD ECGLESTON SEELYE PAY HEMMING BATTEY GEORGE MEIXWIN CHAPMAN HORACE WALTER KRAMER FREDERIC OLIVER EBELING GEORGE GREENWOOD ANDREWS ZJAMES SCOTT KIEHLE ALBERT JAY ARGUE LLOYD ROYCROFT SMALLMAN :FDeceaSed. 238 CLARENCE LLEWELLYN GOODRICH RICHARD KNIBLOE HERBERT DURNVARD KNEELAND RALPH HOLBROOK HIGGINS EDWIN HAVENS ATWOOD JOSEPH EDWIN GERARD SAMUEL MARSHAI,L BEATTIE DONALD BREVARD GANNON CHARLES RICE ARMSTRONG LEON SEBASTIAN DITZEL GARLAND JAMES HOPKINS FREDERICK EUSTIS KINGMAN HOW'ARD NIAYER BISSEL SAMUEL ALLAN GRAHAM OWEN CATES TORREY Phi Gamma Delta Founded 1848 Roll of Chapters WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIAINE IVIASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BROWN UNIVERSITY A DARTMOUTH COLLEGE AMHERST COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE YALE UNIVERSI'YY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY UNION COLLEGE ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE LEHIGI-I UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE VVOOSTER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 241 ADELBERT COLLEGE DENISON COLLEGE XVITTEN BERG COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY INDIANA UNIVERSITY J DE IAUW UNIVERSITY HANOVER COLI.EGE WABASH CO LLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UF ALABAMA OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY U NIVERSITY WILLIAM UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS OF MICHIGAN OF WISCONSIN OF IVIINNESOTA OF CHICAGO WELL COLLEGE OF MISSOURI OF NEBRASKA OF CALIFORNIA OF WASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNI IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY VERSITY Phi Gamma Delta Kappa Nu Chapter Established 1833 CLARENCE AUGUSTUS MARTIN RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL ERNEST WILLIAM SCHRODER THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE STERLING WOODEORD PATTERSON ERNEST DAVID BUTTON CHARLES FREDERICK LANDMESSER JOHN EDWIN ARMSTRONG FRANK PUTNAM DEANE TURNER SCHUETTE ARNOLD FRED LEE HEILMAN GEORGE DUDLEY BILLS WILLIAM GERHARD MENNEN WILLIANI TURNEULL BURWELL, JAMES WENTWORTH PARKER HARRY RANDOLPH COFFIN PERRY MILLER ARMSTRONG JOHN FREDERICK HEMBERGER CONE BARLOW PERRY HAMLIN CORNWALL HENRY WORTHINGTON BLISS CARL BRYANT HENNING PHILIP ZELL PIORTON HENRY FLOOD, JR. GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS EDWARD HERMANS CLARK STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN CHARLES SCHENCK BAKER WILLIAIVI LEONARD WILKE LAWRENCE ROBERT BANDLER CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE JOHN ARVINE CLARK WILLIAM MILLS STEVENSGN JAMES CONANT HAYWARD PHILIP SIDNEY COMSTOCK LEROY PIERPONT XVARD CHARLES CROWELL CHENEY EDWARD FORSYTHE WENDT LEE JAMES TALBOT HARLEY CARLOS VVHEATON HENRY GABRIEL VVISNER, JR. 242 if mg ' N 'QQ iv f A u B L ,L ' W ff l o 64 100 'IUAUT ,M sfj 1 X qg XI . ,, urn, ..,.:: 2. T V-1 'Z' 12-,-,L 3' iii, L . ' I A' 11 1:41 ' fi-4.-12' 'l'g 2':1?:1 'V b' WH N WH CIO lW 'If 'l'1iOA Jn ,gm . , fy L 1, Aff, KENT BENJAMIN BOOTH STORY COOLEY POMEROY NIARSHALL JAY WE IssTER HAMILTON GIBSON CHOATE VVAITE FIELD CONKLING TIEDEIIIAN MINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARLAN SWAN MCCLAIN LINCOLN OSGOODE FULLER MILLER GREEN COMSTOCK DWIGHT FOSTER RANNEY LANGDELL I7 Phi Delta Phi Roll of Chapters Law Department, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor. Law Department, lllinois XVesleyan University, Bloomington. Northwestern L'niversity Law School, Chicago, lll. School of Law, Columbia University, New York City. ' SaiIIt Louis Law School, Xklashington University, Saint Louis, Mo Hastings College of the Law, San lfrancisco, Cal. Law School of Columbian University, YVashington, D. C. Albany Law School, Union University, Albany, N. Y. School of Law, lioston University. Law School of the University of Cincinnati. Department of Law, University of Pennsylvania, llhiladelphia. Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass. Yale Law School, New Haven, Conn. Department of Law, New York University. School of Law, Cornell University, lthaca, N. Y. Law Department, University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Law Department, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Department of Law, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis. Buffalo Law School, liuiclialo, N. Y. School of Law, University of Oregon, Portland, Ore. School of Law, University of Wisconsin, Madison, VVis. Law Department, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio. Law Department, State University of lowa, lowa City, la. College of Law, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Law School of Upper Canada, Toronto. Chicago College of Law, Lake Forest University, Chicago. Law Department, 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 Department, University of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. VVestern Reserve Law School, Cleveland, Ohio. Law Department, University of Illinois, Champaign, Ill. 245 Phi Delta Phi Conkling Chapter ' Established 1883 In Facultate FRANK IRVINE ALFRED C. COX W. L. DREW WALTER F. VVILLCOX ALBERT H. WALKER In Urbe SAMUEL D. HALLIDAY FRED A. CLOCK JAMES L. BAKER E. C. WATSON JUDSTON A. ELSTON GEORGE A. DAVIS EDWARD N. JACKSON H. W. HITCHCOCK Undergraduates FREDERICK LEE HEILMAN JOHN GREGORY SEARS, JR. CLARENCE SEBASTIAN SWEENEY HENRY FRY TENNANT WILLIAM BEN WHITE BURT MORROW KING CHARLES JOSEPH KELLEY 246 HOWARD STANLEY JONES ROBERT MASON SOHNGEN FRED EUGENE GARDNER GURTIS MILLER YOHE CHARLES AMOS ROBINSON ELMER IVES THOMPSON LLOYD I-IEMAN BROWN ,lf ' AY ' , ff' f l' !l ff1W?1 Wav ' X! x N .' .... . S:-:E j:'.:.1' ,.f ony NA V ww fu r if 553105 ' ' .'.-.-.-.xii X? V x koi' 5 . 'Wy 1 l V + ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA T1-1 ETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 Alpha Phi Founded at Syracuse University 1872 Chapter Roll Syracuse University . Northwestern University . De Pauw University 4, Cornell University . Minnesota University . Baltimore College . Boston University . University of Michigan University of Wisconsiii . Leland Stanford, lr., University . University of California . Barnard College . . University of Nebraska University of Toronto . . Chicago Alumnm Central New York Alumnae Boston Alumnae Minnesota Alumnm New York City Alumnae Southern Alumnx Weste1'n New York Alumnae Southern California Alumnae 249 1872 1881 1887 1889 1890 1891 1883 1892 1896 1899 IQOI 1903 19c6 1906 Alpha Phi Delta Chapter Established 1889 MRS. EDWARD BRADFORD In Urbe TITCHENER MRS. EDWARD GUILD XVYCKOFF TVIRS. WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE MRS. CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD MRS. BLIN SILL CUSHMAN MRS. LIOWVARD XVAIT RILEY ALICE GERTRUDE SMITH MADELINE ESTELLE BERGEN HELEN LOVICA STONE ALLIENE DAVIS Graduate EMILY HICKMAN LOUISE FARGO BROWN Undergraduates IQO8 FRANCES HICKMAN ELEANOR V. H. REED E. ELIZABETH CHURCHILL 1909 BERENICE BROWN LUCY S. CADOGAN RUTH C. L. BERGEN FREDA KISO MABEL L. BENNETT MARY B. TRUE NAN R. VVILLSON IQIO A ALICE HUTCHINSON NINA VAN DYNE EVELYN THOMAS ISABEL WATSON lX'lARY STONE IQII NIARTHA E. DICK 250 . E1.v.xc-rr F-mga. 1 ALPHA BETA. GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ZETA. ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . OMICRON P1 . RHo . SIGMA. TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI . Psi . Phi Sigma Kappa 1873-1908 Roll of Chapters 2 Massachusetts Agricultural College Union University Cornell University University of Vllest Virginia Yale University College of the City of New York University of Maryland Columbia University Stevens Institute of Technology Pennsylvania State College George Washington University University of Pennsylvania Lehigh University Saint Lawrence University Massachusetts Institute of Technology Franklin and Marshall College Queens University Saint John,s College Dartmouth College Swarthmore College Brown University Williams College University of Virginia Phi Sigma Kappa In Facultate HERMAN DIEDERICHS GRANT S. HOPKINS VERANUS ALVA MOORE MILTON KRAEMER ' In Urbe A. B. BROOKS SHERMAN COLLINS THOMAS WALLACE BAKER OLIVER STANDARD BRUCE RAY FORMAN FOWLER ARTHUR LIARTER LEAVITT OSCAR LYNN RHODES JOHN M. JAMIESON RAYMOND JOSEPH BANTEL JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER DONALD WHITING HARTZELL JOSE C. PAGLIERY CAlphaj ROLAND LEE SPAIDE WILLIAM BARKER WAIT ARTHUR CARL AMSLER CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE EDWARD STANISLAU CROSBY EDWIN ARCHIBALD FRASER ANDREW PARK KELLY QSigmaj THOMAS JOSEPH BLAKE CLARENCE HARVEY CULL ALBERT BUCHANAN LONG LEROY A. VVEGMAN 254 RICHARD BRAGAW QLambdaj EMIL O. LIANKE Cffhetaj CLAUDE HARTFORD floraj LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMA SAMUEL JOSEPH CHESEBRO ROBERT BARR KEPLINGER XVALTER DEXTER SHULTZ N 'W :Ii 1, Nw. ff '-ggu -,f L - A W' ,fgifaf . RL A- x f Delta Tau Delta I OuncIed at Iiethzlny College 1859 Roll of Chapters WASHINGTON AND -IE!-FERSON OHIO UNIVERSITY ALLEGHENY COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY I-IILLSDALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY Ol: IXIICHIGAN DE PAUW UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS WABASH COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OI-' CIIECHNOLOGY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE RENSSELAI-:R POLYTFCHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF IOVVA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY EIVIORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OI COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY COLLEGE 2 UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN CIIUFTS COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF 'TECHNOLOGY 'IIULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY IXIORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY LEI.AND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BROVVN UNIVERSITY WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY' OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTIVIOUTH COLLEGE VVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY VVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY 57 Delta Tau Delta Beta Omicron Chapter Established 1890 ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE LOXVELL PHILLIPS HENRY LVIALLORY CLARENCE THIES SEIPP BURT MORROW KING CHARLES WALTER CORNELL, JR. HOWARD STANLEY JONES GEORGE CHARLES LIANSON LEONARD RIDER GRACY CHARLES BENSON VVIGTON EVERETT WHITTEMORE ROWE LAWRENCE FREDERICK BOWMAN EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLL STANLEY VVOODRUFF SMITH LEROY HEWLINGS MICHIE HARRY WHITE LIELMER CHARLES BANCROFT CARSON CHARLES SUMNER DAWSON NEWTON OSBORN SMITH ALBERT WESTON GRANT, JR. EDWARD GODFREY COX FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY BUIRNS JUDSON MONROE MARSH SWE ETLAND HENRY JAY RAYMOND HAROLD HILL JONES GEORGE INNESS HARTLEY RAYMOND FURBUSH CLAPP PHILIP DEILY FOWLER EDWARD 'LIPPINCOTT BULLOCK, JR CHARLES AMOS ROBINSON HOWLAND OTTMAN WALTER MONROE KANOUSE MILLER VINTON LOGAN STALEY CARL HAWES BUTMAN EUGENE LEWIS SMITH ALEXANDER WILLIAMSON WKVALTON EDWIN HOYT WESTON SAMUEL MCCLURE PHILLIPS HENRY DEAN NICWETHY STUART NATHANIEL LAKE JOHN GOURLAX' TURNBULL 258 X W! 4 .XA 'g-,H ,fy , lf.,-' X Gem' J - , mfrg w'f1 l' f11?i f of f d , 3 fy-w wfnc 1 ? -'PT I Ca J lmm lr' mllllllillllllm ..,,Xx. ' 1' Q xw X egg I 'i ' Wye Q3 ' , A' ,N .h .j,.., D2:elm,Plu2a . ffmymylm I9 00 Sigma Phi Founded at Union College 1827 ALPHA OF NEW YORK BETA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF MASSACHUSEINTS DELTA OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF VERMONT ALPHA OF MICHIGAN ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON OF NEW YORK 18 Roll of Chapters Union College. Hamilton College . WVilliams College Hobart College . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University . Cornell University . 261 1827 1831 1334 1840 1845 1858 1887 1890 Sigma Phi Epsilon Of New York Established 1890 ANDREW' DICKSON VVHITE HORACE MAURICE DUPONT LEE DAVID MACK WARREN WILLIAM BAYARD STURGIS RICE WARREN WHITE RICHARD YATES HOFFMAN GEORGE FARNSWORTH FISHER JOHN WELLBORN ROOT JOHN PALMER HOOKER ARTHUR LAWSON ROSE THOMAS WILLIAM BARNES ELIHU WASHBURNE FOWLER 262 GEORGE PRENTISS BRISTOL MACK EDWIN VVAFFE RAND ROBERT WITHINGTON CANFIELD CHARLES HENRY CHASE, JR. SEABURY SMITH GOULD, JR. GEORGE SANDERSON, JR. THOMAS RIGGS COX CLARENCE LOTHROP TOWER FRANCIS WALDO KULTCHAR WILLIAM WINTON GOODRICH ROSSITER SAMUEL KEMPNER NESTER, JR. JAMES WILLIAM COX, JR. .4 A 'Jr Qin. m Muff Lil 'Y X ffW1 f.2l'5.1 4 Y J -l-If ' ' 'nk F ' :if 715' 1- ' ,: Q 1, , .Y V I '14' ' Y 49' Y Y 1 'f l 133 ,117 ,.-1554 -'f , 'Lg4 ' ' IQ. vs ' - ,. ff HA U?-win-L' J A P'l?!N1 lFI v 1 ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA' . EPSILON . ZErA ETA THETA . KAPPA . LAMBDA . Mu X1 . OMICRON . RHO . PHI CH1 Psi . OMEGA . . ALPHA .ALPHA . ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAXIAKA . ALPHA EPSILOX ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA BTA . ALPHA THPZTA . ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA LARIBDA ALPHA Nu . ALPHA X1 . ALPHA OMICROX ALPHA P1 . ALPHA RHO . ALPHA SIGMA . ALPHA UPs1LoN ALPHA PH1 . ALPHA CHI . ALPHA Psi . ALPHA OMEGA . BETA GABIBIA . BETA DELTA . DELTA DELTA . ZETA ZETA ZETA Psi . ETA ETA . , THETA THETA . KAPPA KAPPA . LAMBDA LAMBDA Mu MU . . Nu Nu . . X1 X1 . . ONIICRON OM1cEoN RHo RHo , TA11 TAU . UPSILON UPSILON PHI PHI , . Psi Psr . . OMEGA OMEGA Sigma Chi Founded in 1855 Active Chapters 265 Miami University University of Wooster Ohio VVesleyan University George Washington University XVashington 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 Vifisconsin University of Texas University of Kansas Tulane University Albion College Lehigh University University of Nlinnesota University of Southern California Cornell University Pennsylvania State College Vanderbilt University Leland Stanford, Ir., University Colorado College University of Montana 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 Uuiyersity of Washington University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Ark ansas 414 'T-f L3 we 'Wana Jkllnfv 'fuse 40' 'MIIFAQ may .QM 4 'MM ,A ii. 5 MR A 1' ' -'1 ' - ,-5 g C ' Iggggj . ,.f .wif ,-fZf?STis7'f f' f 1,f,.eg.Y?af' 134- . :ZW-T-'d..i'1f '- ' 'f'-?1,ai--' - A Ev I -,L ,,g.1:J-.3 I V, 5- -Ig II , if A5 3.5955- R913 I-,,.,g f T.. ,, -1 - y1.i.g,5, . 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II Q- Sigma Chi In Facultate GEORGE FREDERICK BLESSING In Urbe NOLAND BLASS LYMAN TALCOTT BANKS JOHN HOWARD STURGE Undergraduates KINSLEY WILCOX SLAUSON CHARLES JOSEPH KELLEY WILLIAM BATCHELOR RAPLEY JOHN LOUIS REIBER HARRY PAUL REIBER RALPH RICHARD LALLY GEORGE KEYWORTH SHEARER CARL JACOB SCHMIDLAPP ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL CHRISTOPHER PAUL COX JOHN CONDON, JR. CHARLES LEICESTER BEAMAN JAMES HOLROYD DAVIDSON CORNELIUS FERDINAND ROLAND BAYARD PUTNAM DEXTER PERRY TOWNSEND COONS WILLIAM HARRY LINES PAUL EDWARD CUNNINGI-IAM EDWARD KENNETII HYATT THOMAS LEO MILLER CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY HERLIAN ROEHLING ERNEST FREDERICK HETTRICK DAVID GOULD, JR. HAZEL KIRKE BECKER HENRY EMIL MECKE CARL BERNARD MUELLER HOWARD ORR HAYES OSCAR FREDERICK BROMBERG ROBERT AYMER GILLIES WALTER DANA ROGERS ' 2 WN5 vfp- Qs' 1 Q 4 'ir K. r'g' , I-Yi. T' ' V QL' , Q . T1 xx 2, - 34 ,5fw,m.,f 5, ' ii7?w.,.j 1 T1 U25 H 'fl 1 R EQRZX5? Vg ! A :funk-..,,gf'-.1g5f'i2i 1. - ff fi :M 1 fax H: 4, , , -,, . ., .,, ,- ' U' r x C -- ifAL'J1AL'I1'-If 'JOQATIFS' PR'lN7I7 NF Co II U1-'F'A I O Delta Chi Founded at Cornell, July II, ISQO Roll of Chapters CORNELL UNIVERSITY . NEW YORK UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN. DICKINSON UNIVERSITY . NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY CHICAGO-KENT LAW SCHOOL . UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO . OSGOODE HALL. . SYRACUSE UNIVERSI'I'Y' UNION UNIVERSITY . . . UNIVERSITY OF YVEST VIRGINIA . OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . . NEW YORK LAW SCHOOL . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO . GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA . UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA . . LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY NVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY . . UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS . Alumni Chapters CHICAGO CHAPTER . NEW YORK CHAPTER BUFFALO CHAPTER . WASHINGTON CHAPTER A SEATTLE CHAPTER . 2 . . Ithaca . New York City Minneapolis, Minn. Ann Arbor, Mich. . Carlisle, Pa. Chicago, llli Chicago, Ill. . . Buffalo Toronto, Canada . . Syracuse . . Albany Morgantown, W. Va, Columbus, Ohio . New York City . Chicago, lll. Washington, D. C. Philadelphia, Pa. Charlottesville, Va. . Stanford, Cal. Saint Louis, Mo. . Austin, Texas . Chicago, Ill. . New York City . . Buffalo Washington, D. C. . Seattle, VVaSh. Delta In Facultate WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH h' FREDERICK DIAMOND COULSON In Urbe MONROE MARSH SWEETLAND HOWARD BURR BESEMER STEPHEN EDVVIN BANKS HARRH' GEORGE STUTZ EARL HEWES KELSEY Seniors DEAN LEWIS KELSEY GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY D HARRY NELSON HARRINGTON HIEL GILBERT RIDER Juniors CLYDE FRANKLIN BAUMHOFER HARRY HUNTING REEVE WALTER GRIEFITH EVANS Sophomores GEORGE MCMILLEN VVICKER EDWARD FRANCIS LINDSAY Freshmen HOWARD CHARLES WILSON JOSEPH CORNELIUS HOENIG DAVID WALTER MAGOWAN GEORGE JOSEPH FELDMAN JAMES NATHANIEL LUTTRELL JAMES ROBINSON DOUGLAS ROLAND GILLIE BAXTER DORR CLENDENIAN PRICE WILLARD BALLANTINE HALSEY HARRY ALBERT BEMIS DUANE MCQUEEN WARD HARRY NATHANIEL WILSON H. MORTON JONES ALFRED JOHN GRIMM -MINER H. CORBIN JOHN ARTHUR MCNAMARA 270 4 A 6' oaa9Q9a X 5 596 803966 ' ' 0 9 i9e7'Qf0 Q? . 5 Hu- W7 'Er ww mmmllm Q I x KW W if Q W A 5. u -ulu Q, KV 1 . .. ' Q :Qz3ji :Q Z K mimfdmi Nag - --'4 QQ ' will P 1 'W' M X fm Q W SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Sigma Alpha Epsilon I'.0lll'lKICLI March Oth, ISSO UNIVERSITY OF BIAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY AIASSACI-IUSE'I'I'S INSTITUTE OF IIIIECHNOLOGY HARVARD UNIVERSITY WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC IN5'l'ITU'1'li CORNELL UNIVERSITY Roll of Chapters CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE IJRANKLIN COLLEGE IIURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS OF CHICAGO COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN ALLEGHANY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIISSOURI WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS GET'1'YSBURG COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIV1iIiSlTY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA DAVIDSON COLLEGE WOFFORD COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA MERCER UNIVERSITY EMORY COLLEGE GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSIT'Y 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 UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE BETHEL COLLEGE KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN ADRIAN COLLEGE IXIIOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY I SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY. VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA 273 qw .v Q WQYEEQZMQI W -+ S- QA -.ff ,MMC--' .- .Astra -S ' ff A-f..-. ..-.ff -R' Sigma Alpha Epsilon New York Alpha Chapter Established April 22d, 1891 P In the Faculty RUSSELL BELLAMY HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING FRANCIS EPPES SHINE DONALD DERICKSON EDMUND HOWARD HOLLANDS Graduate HERBERT PARRHURST ATHERTON Seniors WILLIANI DEWITT GILI,ETTE ALBERT PAUL PREYER WILLIAM BEW WHITE CLIFFORD MACKAY HUSTED EDWIN RANDOLPH THOMAS JOHN BLOOMFIELD USHER LIONEL JOHN GOTTSCHALK ROBERT' DICKSON BOGART Juniors EARL ARTHUR EMERSON JOHN FREDERICK LUHRMAN FRANK PHIPPS RHAME GEORGE WVILLIAM WOODWARD WILLIAM HARVEY STARR EDWARD LEE MCCALLIE GEORGE WASHINGTON I'lTiNVITT HENRY LAWRENCE JONES Sophomores VVILLIAM COLLORD ACRLIN SAMUEL THOMAS HARRIS EDWARD TIFFIN COOK NEWBIAN EBERSOLE HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD FRED LEROY STEARNS RICHARD TAYLOR MCKNEW RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT CLINTON LEE FOLLMER HENRY CARROLL POWER WILLIAM VITUS SAUTER AINSLIE TAYLOR CARTER ROBERT RTONFORT MILLER ' Freshmen WALTER KENT STOW THOMAS KING SENIOR JOHN LEONARD BACON CALVIN WILLIAM VERITY RAYMOND CUTHBERT LEE PIERCE NIEAD WOOD ROBERT EMMETT R055 HAROLD ELLIS DRAKE 274 K 1 1 'um . ,, W rj xi' 1 '5 X x m -f ,Q 1 ' 'wif 1 ff ' ' ., , P 9 W' Y 9 K - ff 3 V 4 1 F iw ,.-X., , Q X s 1 Q.-J Q I f XX , X ff X if , WI' X 'Ll 4, mx F, X 5, N ff T 1 1 M N cf ,fe ff f, X X 'Af ,5 f lp Hx V f, f f X xv k 2? U Q N If I X I N if Sw f I 5 5 Q! 2 5411 '16 ',l 1 fb . s ,I ff f 3 . 'fl 1 fi Ak .J 1 X4 X , , , N I W ' ' L oxk A f sunk .4 L +u,, VW l , L IT JON! T Eafwf' 'XI L Delta Phi Founded at Union College I827 Roll of Chapters ALPHA lhnon CoHege . BETA Brown University . GAMMA New York University DELTA Columbia University EPSILON Rutgers College . ETA University of Pennsylvania . LAMBDA Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute NU Lehigh University. XI Johns Hopkins University . OMICRON Sheliield Scientific School PI Cornell University. RI-10 University of Virginia 19 2 1827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1884 1889 1391 1908 Delta Phi Pi Chapter Established I8QI In Facultate LANE COOPER BRYANT FLEMING In Urbe GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL CLARENCE TARBELL WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN Ross RAY HARRISON ALBERT JOY LOVE JUAN FRANSISCO TERRAZAS EDWIN ARTHUR STILLMAN DAVID HERRICK GOODWILLIE GEORGE VAIL HARTWELL JAMES ARCHER 'WEBB NEWTON CAMP FARR JAMES VAN DEVER COLPITTS GEORGE SPALDING HAYDEN JOHN KRUTTSCHNITT WILLIS MILEY ROSE HAROLD DOREMUS TOMPKINS In Praesenti 2 MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES JAMES DUGALD WHITE JOHN KNAPP DORRANCE JOHN GONZALES BRITTINGHAM MATTHEW JOHNSON HOPE ROBERT BROOKS MCCLAVE JOHN ELLZEY HAYDEN EDWARD RASSON GOODWILLIE GUSTAVE OSCAR ZELLER, JR. JOHN OSCAR FUCHS EDWARD WALMSLEY ASHMEAD PASCHAL RALPH CHAMBERS WILLIAM HICKS OSGOOD ROBERT ALEXANDER HENTZ EDGAR ARMSTRONG HAMILTON Kappa Sigma Founded 1867 UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE BOWDOIN COLLEGE NEW HAMPSHIIiE COLLEGE CORNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IVIARYLAND UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY HAMPDEN-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 Roll of Chapters UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA MISSOURI STATE COLLEGE MISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES BAKER UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIV UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE ERSITY LOUSIANA 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 PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITX' SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY MILLSAPS COLLEGE TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS WILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY NEW YORK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY 281 GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WABASH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY CHICAGO UNIVERSITY WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY IOWA UNIVERSITY CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OREGON HARVARD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHOMA Kappa Sigma Alpha Kappa Chapter Founded ISQZ In Facultate WILLARD WINFIELD ROWLEE LEWIS ANDREW DARLING ELMER SETH SAVAGE LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR In Urbe DAVID FLETCHER HOY HERBERT PHILANDER BELL WILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHOUSER WALTER LEE RANSOM CHARLES W. STAPLES Seniors HENRY MONA HATHAWAY CLARENCE EUGENE BAER ALBERT WITHERS MORSE HARRY MILLS MASON, JR, PHILIP JOHN WICKSER SAMUEL DALEY CRAIG Juniors JOHN HULL SCOTT EUSEBIUS THEODORE HUTCHINGS HENRY HENNIGAN TUCKER FRANK EUCHNER WURST HOWARD REID LOUGHRIDGE Sophomores RODNEY OLIN WALBRIDGE EMERY DAVID MURPHY HENRY WILLIAM WESSINGER KENNETH SCOTT EDWARDS THOMAS SHRYOCK HAUCK CHARLES EDWARD ERICKSON WILLIAM EDWARD KENNEDY FRANCIS WARNER PARKER, JR. RAYMOND TEMPLETON SMITH Freshmen PAUL BENJAMIN CHANDLER WILLIAM CAPEN SHANK HENRY WEBSTER FORD ' WILLIS GREGORY HICKMAN EDGAR GERSHAM COURSEN, JR. ARTHUR NIEREDYTH ROBERTS GEORGE KERR MILTENBERGER 282 All .ElFiihS'AL'L':'E'J ' V T UJA-5' .l l'x!I7JI'1ih'G CO BIFFFALO p u Sigma u Founded at the University of Michigan I882 ALPHA . BETA DELTA . EPSILON . ZETA . THETA . IOTA KAPPA . LAMBDA . MU . NU . X1 . OMICRON . . ALPHA KAPPA PHI RHO . . . SIGMA TAU . . UPSILON . PHI . . CHI . . P1 MU . BETA ALPHA . BETA BETA . DELTA EPSILON IOTA Active Chapters 2 University of Michigan Detroit College of Medicine Western University of Pennsylvania University of Minnesota Northwestern University University of Cincinnati College of Physicians and Surgeons Rush Medical College University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Southern California Bellevue Medical College Albany Medical College Washington University Jefferson Medical College Weste1'n Reserve University Cornell University Cooper Medical College University of California University of Toronto University of Virginia University of Maryland Johns Hopkins University T Yale University u Sigma u In Facultate CHARLES LOOMIS DANA ABRAM TUCKER KERR VERANUS IALVA MOORE MARTIN BUELL TINKER WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDORFF LEWIS WARNER RIGGS JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY In Urbe LUZERNE COvILLE IQO8 LOUIS BALLANTINE CHAPMAN HAROLD WILLIAM BROWN JAMES ALLAN COOLEY HAROLD DE VVOLF LEWIS ARTHUR GOULD 1909 LOUIS ASHLEY VAN KLUCK HAROLD FAIRCHILD BUDINGTON EARNEST LINWOOD COFFIN EDWARD DOWDLE JOHN WILLIAMS COE JOSEPH FRAENKEL ISODORE LEON HILLS CAlphaJ CHARLES MACK CMUD WILLIAM RIDGELY STONE QXD MELVIN DRESBACH FLOYD ROBBINS VVRIGHT GEORGE NORMAN PEASE HARRY ISAAC ANDREWS HARRY CLIFF LUKE MARRISON FOSTER MURRAY LEANDER ALLISON NEWMAN PAUL O,BRIEN HARRY VANNESS SPAULDING WALTER BONNELL HOLTON STANLEY GRANGER HORN JOHN COOPER GRAHAM JOHN G. SCHULTZ IQIO WALTER HAMMOND BRUNDAGE NATHAN PULSIEER HAROLD LOUIS HALL JOHN CHESTER CARMER NELS OSCAR LUNDELL JAMES FRANCIS VAVASOUR , FRANCIS JOSEPH MCCORMICK I IQII WALTER G. HALSTEAD LOUIS RUCH WALTER HUGO CHARLES CARROL WHITE JOHN PHILLIPS STOUT JAMES EDWARD MCCORMICK 286 S. SAUNDERS CRANDALL WILLIAM FORREST LEE ROBERT D. SCHROCK ALFRED KELLEY BATES, JR. HARRY GIEEORD BULL JAMES FRANCIS ROOHAN ms. VKX-L VZ' mu- 1 ' IEE- .,.. il V, E ' .srg fm -: A -,L EA V303 TVFR ' :.7GA'2'1'? PRI N Y' JN G U0 BUFFALO ZKT Local Fraternity Founded February 5, IQOI Skull OTHON GOEPP GUERLAC GEORGE NELSON BROWN JAMES EARLE MANNOCCIR LEANDER ALLISON NEWMAN WALTER STANLEY MARSLAND RALPH EMERSON LEONARD HOWARD VROOMAN WHITNEY FRANK ALBERT BOWER WILLIABI ABRAM VAN HOUTEN JOHN HENRY LAWRENCE, 2ND WALTER ADOLPH AUSFELD LOUIS RITZMA BOOERT JOHN PRENTICE BROOKS MAXINIILIAN FRANCIS SMITH, J VVELLWVOOD HUGH MAXWELL LLOYD RUDOLPI1 LEICK CLARENCE MAURER KLEPSER LINDSLEY HEDGES EVANS CLAUDE ALBERT COLE HOWARD FRANKLIN SMITH 290 R Dum-1-1 PBDJ' Alpha Zeta Founded at Ohio State University October 28, 1897 TONVNSHEND MORRILI, MoRRow CORNELL KEDZIE . GRANITE NEBRASKA MASSEY . LA GRANGE GREEN MOUNTAIN WILSON . BABCOCK CENTENNIAL MAINE . MISSOURI Chapter Roll . 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In Urbe ' ALBERT RUSSELL MANN SCOTT HENRY PERKY ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT Undergraduates BERTRAM HANEORD CROCHERON ROYAL GILKEY JOHN VINCENT JACOBY ANTONIO BOTHELO EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT SEYMOUR GEORGE WARREN MYER EDWARD IRVING BAYER JAMES HOLLIS RUTHERFORD STANLEY GAINES JUDD MILTON PRATT JONES TVINCENT PHELPS CHARLES REX BARKER KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE ERVIN GETMAN MCCLOSICEY STEPHEN FRANKLIN WILLARD, J CLYDE FRANCIS FISH FLOYD WAYNE BELL CARLMAN FERDINAND RIBSAM THOMPSON MAXXVELL SCOON ROY JOHN SHEPARD HOBART CAYNE YOUNG 294 X F lUl1,, ' Q wi 1 ' ' ' 1 1 X l W M ? 'W '-P--l 0 N- Z 4 ffff A gy ,gg W ,UNI , y Q, mega Upsilon Phi Roll of Chapters ALPHA . University of Buffalo BETA University of Cincinnati GAMMA . Union University DELTA . University of Denver EPSILON . New York University ETA . . University of Colorado TH ETA . . Cornell University, New York City THETA DEUTERON Cornell Universiiy, Ithaca IOTA . . . Cooper Medical College ' KAPPA . Columbia University LAMBDA . Miami Medical College MU . Northwestern University NU . Medical College of Virginia XI . . University College of Medicine OMICRON . University of North Carolina P1 . . University of Pennsylvania RHO . Jefferson Medical College 2 I mega Upsilon Phi Theta Chapter Established IQOI SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S. In the Faculty EMIL MONIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D. ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D. EARL VINCENT SWEET, A.B. THOMAS G. DELLRIDGE, A.B., Ph.D. HOWARD LOVE PRINCE, M.D. LESLIE MEACHAM, M.D. ARTHUR SAGER ARMSTRONG, A.B., M.D CLARK SUMNER GOULD, M.D. L In the City JASON SAMUEL PARKER, M.D. WILLIAM HAELES PARKER, M .D. DWIGHT PENN JOHNSON, M.D. THEODORE BLISS, A.B., M.D. GRANT STANLEY, M.D. CARL BOETTINGER, M.D. CHRISTIAN WILLIAM JANSON, M.D. WILLIAM MURRAY KERR, M.D. GEORGE ALBERT NEWTON, M.D. GEORGE WHITING WHEELER, M.D. WILLIAM CROOKES THRO, B.Agr., MD BRAYTON EARL FAILING, M.D. FRANK CONRAD KEIL, M.D. WILLIAM TRUITT GODEREY, M.D. EDWARD MURRAY WELLES, JR., A.B., M.D. THOMAS GRANT TOUSEY, M.D. . GAYLORD WILLIS GRAVES S. MERCER MOORMAN HAROLD ELMORE SANTEE WALLACE KRUGLER WILLIAM HENRY CURLEY CLAYTON MORGAN AXTELL ALBERT CYRUS DURAND ARTHUR WILLIAM ALBONES, M.D. Undergraduates ARTHUR TAYLOR GILLETTE GEORGE DOREMUS STILSON ROY BALDWIN WYNKOOP RODNEY RALPH WILLIAMS ALBERT DYGERT GREENE GEORGE EDWARD KANOUSE VALENTINE BAKER REUBEN SPENCER SIMPSON WALTER EDWARD MCNEILE, JR. VVILLIAM PATRICK ST. LAWRENCE JOHN JOSEPH REID, JR. EDWIN FRED GIBSON CLARENCE HERBERT MACKEY HAROLD H. GOLDING EARNEST LUDING SHAEFER ALBERT D. NICHOLSON, JR. CHARLES A. REED BENJAMIN HARRISON BETTS, A.B. JOHN FRANCIS KELLEY, A.B. CHARLES FLEET SCUDDER CHARLES SHOOKHOFF THEODORE FLETCHER MEAD STANLEY HENRY MELLEN WILLIAM EARL GLANVILLE STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN 298 A., F fs sq, 4. R r 1 , .A ki 996 agyl-M N ,Twig XX Q F 'l?FQ.,g fb? 5 9 4,735 wf.,,,,- f m J Zffflf c.fOJVES ,:7if,'V7l1VG' UO f:?LfF! A LU Sigma BETA Mu . THETA . KAPPA IOTA LAMBDA . EPsiLoN . BTA . Nu . Xi . P1 . RHo . SIGMA UPs1LoN . PHI . Psi . . BETA BETA BETA PHI . BETA THETA . BETA ZETA BETA NU . BETA CHI . BETA IOTA BETA Psi . BETA Mu . BETA Xi . BETA TAU . BETA UPs1LoN . BETA SIGMA . BETA THETA . BETA RHO . BETA ETA . . GAMMA GAMMA . GAMMA ALPHA . GAMMA CHI . GAMMA DELTA . GAMMA EPSILON GAMMA ZETA . GALIBIA THETA . GAMMA IOTA . GAMBIA LAMBDA GAMMA Mu . GAMMA Nu GAMMA X1 GAMMA ETA . GAMMA KAPPA . GAMMA BETA . GAMMA OMICRON . GAMMA P1 . GAMBIA Rao . GAMMA SIGMA . GAMMA TAU . GAMMA UPSILON GAMMA Pi-ii . GALIMA Psi . DELTA ALPHA . DELTA BETA . 301 University of Virginia University of Georgia Alabama University North Georgia Agricultural College Howard College Washington and Lee University Bethany College Mercer College University of Kansas Emory College Lehigh University University of Missouri Vanderbilt University University of Texas Louisiana State University University of North Carolina De Pauw University Tulane University Alabama A. and lvl. College Purdue University Ohio State University Stanford University Mount Union College University of California University of Iowa William Jewell College North Carolina A. and M. College Rose Polytechnic Institute University of Vermont Lombard University University of Pennsylvania University of Indiana Albion College P Georgia Institute of Technology University of Washington Stevens Institute of Technology Lafayette College University of Oregon Cornell University State University of Kentucky University of Wisconsin University of Illinois University of Michigan Missouri State College of Mines Colorado State College of Mines University of Colorado Northwestern University Washington University University of West Virginia University of Chicago Iowa State College University of Minnesota University of Arkansas University of Montana Syracuse University Case School of Applied Science Dartmouth College Sigma u Gamma Theta Chapter Established December 7, IQOI In Facultate EUGENE EVERETT BRAGG CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK SMILEY BLANTON RUFUS FORD, JR. THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH In Urbe ORSON TRACY JOHNSON, JR. DANIEL COOGAN GARRETT S. CLAYPOOL Seniors - GEORGE HERMAN ADLER V ROBERT MOSS HENDERSON, JR ROBERT STUART OWENS NORMAN POND HODGES THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH WILSON DELANO CLARK Juniors OLIVER RICHARD JOHNSON CHARLES WALTON FITCH ARTHUR JEROME BARZAGHI Sophomores EMIL RICHARD WALDENBERGER FRANKLYN WARMAN MORROW WITMER RUSSEL FRANCIS PAUL BURKE JOHN MORTON EATON DAVID ROY MIXSELL WILLIAM JOHN RYAN Freshmen HAROLD JOSEPH BABBIDGE CHARLES HENRY SEVERANCE JOHN MOFFATT SWALM EDGAR BENJAMIN BERNHARD WILLIAM DOUGLAS OWENS 302 , , - -.gi ,A v ul ' A- Q, ' 1'Q 6 f-wma 4, . , A. A. , , 4A, , 2, .49 ' p l' L . A 1.. i gl- 'T 3 '1 ig if Y ' r' ' I ' , ' 1 X es f f ,?' 16 ,- q X H W ' i F5 ii - ERP ? 'I A, U f mv rwv A VIL ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPsn.oN Phi Alpha Sigma Founded at Bellevue Hospital Nledical 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 WINTERs,M.D. JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.B., A.M., M.D FREDERICK GNVYER,1VI.D. GEORGE WOOLSEY, A.B., M.D. IRVING S. HAYNES,Ph.B., M.D. ALEXANDER LAMEERT, Ph.B., A.M., IV PERCIVAL R. BOLTON, Ph.B., M.D. LEWIS A. CONNER, Ph.B., M.D. GEORGE D. HANILIN, A.M., M.D. WILLIAM F. STONE, Ph.B.,M.D. JAMES EWING,A.M.,M.D. JOHN ROGERS, JR.,A.B.,Ph.B.,M.D. ROBERT G. REEsE,P1I.G., M.D. GEORGE D. WARD, JR., M.D. WARREN COLEMEN, A.B., M.D. JEREMIAH S. FERGUSON, M.S., M.D. JOHN A. HARTXVELL,P11.B.,M.D. WALTER A. DUNCKEL,1VI.D. LD. Alpha Sigma G2ImmaiChapter In the Faculty EDWARD D. LOvEyOY,M.D. DEVER S. BYARD, M.D. EDNVARD HAND, M.D. PERCY A. WILLIAMS,A.B., M.D. JOHN J. COTTER,A.B.,M.D. JOSEPH A. 1xf1:ULHOLLAND,A.B., M.D. WILLIABI H. SMITH, B.S., M.D. HENRY GUNDACI-:ER, B.S., M.D. EDWARD F. K1LBANE,M.D. R. KAHN, A.B., LL.B., M.A., M.D. ROLAND HAZEN,lVI.D. EDGAR GORDON CUDDEEACIc,A.B.,M.D. THOMAS JOSEPH KEARNS,A.B.,1X'I.D. WALTER A. MCLAREN,M.D. JAMES ERXVIN REED, M.D. HENRY C. BARIcHORN,M.D. CARY EGGLESTON, M.D. A. ERNEST S. BISHOP,A.B. FRANK S. CHILDS, JR.,A.B. FREDERICK FARNELL THEODORE CONRAD HASCALL,Ph.B. PALUEL J. FLAGG DAVIS BAKER SAMUEL P. BEEEE, B.S., Ph.D. JAMES HARRINGTON BIRAM, B.S. HALBERT W. CHAPPEL,A.B., LL.B.,A.M. WALTER LINK LIEEELD WILLIABI IVI.-PATTERSON CARL H. MUELLER, JR. REGINALD DUCAT In the City Internes CHARLES ZEHNDER, M.D. 1908 1909 1910 1911 F. DUANE SQUIRE 306 BENJAMIN T. TILTON,A.B. M.D. CHARLES N. B. CAMAC,A.B.,M.D. BERTRARI H. BUXTON,A.B., M.D. GEORGE B. DODGE, B.S., M.D. WVILLIAM JONES, M.D. J. RAMSEY HUNT, M.D. WILLIAM ELSER,M.D. WALTER L. NILEs,M.D. JAMES MORLEY HITZROT, A.B., M.D. BERTON LEE,A.B.,M.D. NATHANIEL READ NORTON, Ph.B., M.D FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, B.S., M.D. JOHN J. NUTT,M.D. ALBERTUS A. MOORE, M.D. WILLIAM A. SHANNON, A.B., M.D. JOSEPH S. WI-IEELWRIGHT, Ph.B., M.D SAMUEL MILEANIC, M.D. JOHN H. RICHARDS, M.D. ROBERT F. MCDONALD, M.D. LEWIS SCHAEFER, Ph.G., M.D. FRANKLIN M. STEVENS, NLD. PAUL H. NVATERh1AN,A.B., M.D. ELLIOT VV. LAXVRENCE,M.D. JOHN H. CUDMORE, M.D. LEO HALPIN, M.D. ROLAND HILLS, M.D. JOHN R. HERRICK,A.B.,1XfI.D. ERNEST M. VAUGHN,M.D. ROBERT E. GARY, A.B., M.D. GEORGE MERRILL GELSER, A.B., M.D. WALTER E. LONVTHIAN, M.D. TOM MACRAE,M.D. THOMAS R. POOLEY, JR., M.D. FREDERICK A. SUT'I'ON,M.D. ARTHUR E. HOAG JOHN F. MCGRATI-I WILI.IAlN1 TONIPKINS CARL E. 1xfICCOhIBS,A.B. FARRAND B. PIERSON,A.B. ELBERT T. RULISON, JR., B.S. RICHARD T. HOPKINS XVILLIAM MCK. MARRIOTT B.S. REGINALD J. GAFENEY JOHN D. TIERNEY EDGAR W. PHILLIPS XVILLIAM WALKER HARRY MACINTYRE xf' HA I 1571 17175 JONES I I SNIILA IO E11V!DVF CU ALPHA . BETA . GANIMA . DELTA . EPSILON ZETA . ETA . THETA . IOTA . KAPPA . LAMBDA MU . NU . X1 . QMICRON P1 . RHO . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI Psi OMEGA . . ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DALTA ALPHA EPSILON ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA ETA . ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA LAMBDA 21 Alpha Kappa Kappa Founded 1888 Roll of Chapters . Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. H. . College of Physicians and Surgeons, San Francisco, Cal . Tufts Medical College, Boston, Mass. . University of Vermont, Burlington, Vt. . jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Long Island College Hospital Medical School, Brooklyn . College of Physicians and Surgeons, Chicago, lll. . Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me. . Syracuse University, Syracuse, N. Y. . Milwaukee Medical College, Milwaukee, Wiis. . Cornell University, Ithaca, N. Y. . University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. . Rush Medical College, Chicago, Ill. . Northwestern University, Chicago, lll. . Miami Medical College, Cincinnati, O. . Ohio Medical University, 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, Minn. . University of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. . Tulane University, New Orleans, La. . . University of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. . McGill University, Montreal, Canada. . . University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada. . George Vlfashington University, Washington, D. C. . Yale University, New Haven, Conn. . University of Texas, Galveston, Tex. . University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. . University College of Medicine, Richmond, Va. . . University of South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. 309 Alpha Kappa Kappa Lambda Chapter, Cornell University Instituted March 7, IQOI Fratres in Facultate AUSTIN FLINT, LL.D., M.D. GORHAM BACON, AB., M.D. JAMES C. JOHNSON,A.B., M.D. MAX G. SCHLAPP, M.D. FRANK S. FIELDER, PILB., M.D. JOHN F. CONNORS, M.D. GEORGE B. MCAULIEEE, A.B., M.D. G. W. KUNZ, M.D. XNALTER E. VOGT, M.D. CULLEN B. MAXON,M.D. HENRY JOACHIM, M.D. MCLEOD C. VVILSON, M.D. F. W. STECHMAN, M.D. JAMES F. COYLE,M.D. ALBERT M. BECKARY, M.D. HERBERT P. MACGREGOR,M.D. HARRY N. GOLDING, M.D. FRANK HARNDEN, M.D. EDWARD M. WELLEERY, M.D. THOMAS G. DAv1s,M.D. JOHN K. LARKIN Fratres in Urbe GEORGE VEITH LOUIS F. LICHT, Ph.G., M.D. GERHARD W. HEUSER,M.D. EHRICH C. BECK,M.D. ANTHONY H. HAUSEN, A.B., M.D THOMAS F. FITZGERALD,M.D. JAMES M. VVICKS, M.D. CHARLES A. GORDON,M.D. JOHN A. MCNEVINS,M.D. GEORGE H. PALMER,M.D. DANIEL R. REILLY,M-D. BENJAMIN W. SEAMAN, M.D. JOHN R. BRADLEY,M.D. AUGUSTUS L. L. BAKER Fratres in Universitate IQO8 ALBERT M. BELL CHARLES L. O,NEILL,A.l3. RVILLIAM DENTON CHARLES V. REDDING NVILLIAM E. HARTIGAN JOHN P. ROHN, JR. JAMES R. MITCHELL, Jr.,A.B. WILLIAM F. STEINBUGLER WILLIAM J. XVALKER,A.B. 1909 VICTOR W. ANDERSON JOHN S. KENNEY FRANK DENNISTON ESMONDE B. SMITH IQIO GEORGE F. HOCH ALBERT E. SCHWALLIE,13h.G- IQII GEORGE T. BANKER 310 T52 .1 . A ,I K I 64151.11 Q' Q K 7 f f' : T ' .X TFAL'5L1Hl77R JOJWS' !-'ldA'lf'lNL?' C Glfflulkl ir ALPHA BETA GAAIRIA DELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA Alpha Epsilon Iota Founded at University of Michigan 1890 Chapter R011 . 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, Miiineapolis, Minn. . Cooper Medical College, San Francisco, Cal. . Cornell University Nledical College, Ithaca, N. Y VVornan's Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa. . University of California, San Francisco, Cal. . University of Southern California, Los Angeles, Cal 313 Alpha Epsilon Iota Eta Chapter Founded IQO2 Associate Members MRS. SIMON HENRY GAGE MRS. ABRAM TUCKER KERR MRS. VERANUS ALVA MOORE MRS. BENJAMIN F. KINGSBURY Affiliate Members DOCTOR EMILY DUNNING BARRINGER In Urbe MRS. ELIZABETH XVINSLOW-HIRSCHFELD Active Members PHEBE LOTT DUBOIS ELVIRA DUDLEY DEAN MARY LUCIA HAMBLE1' JENNIE ARCHER DEAN LUVIA lVlARGARET WILLARD MAUD LOEBER SARAH ELLIS SVVEZEY ELIZABETH ARMITAGE BRUYN JOSEPHINE BICKNELL NEAL 314 ALPHA BETA GAMMA DELTA EPs1LoN ZETA . ETA . THETA IOTA . KAPPA LAMBDA Theta X1 Founded at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 1864 Chapter Roll 31 Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Shefiield Scientific School, Yale Stevens Institute of Technology Massachusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University Rose Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania State College Th t ' Zeta Chapter Established May 2, 1903 In Urbe HORACE FAIRCHILD MA-IOR Seniors HARRY' STEPHENSON SHOPE FRANK GARRETSON SMITH ROBERT ELIAS FRIEND CLARENCE DEAN CARLSON HENRX' HIACKETT DOWNES ROBERT GARRET PANGBORN Juniors HAMILTON EUGENE CHILDS HARRY TAYLOR NEALE THOMAS MAHON KELKER HARRISON PIERCE REED WALTER LOUIS DRAGER Sophomores ARTHUR STENNETT MARTIN MAURICE ZACHARIAS BAIR JOHN ALFRED STALFORT HAROLD HALFORD JACOBS WILLIAM VINCENT RANDALL PAUL BROSIUS CHAMBERS GEORGE VALENTINE DUTNEY EDGAR MONTGOMERYWHITLOCR LUDWIG AULL Freshmen HAROLD BRIDGES GRAVES ROBERT THOMPSON SKINNER PAUL ALAIN LAFORGUE RONALD WILLIS POST NORMAN ROSS VVYCKOFF EUGENE LIVINGSTON HARTMAN 316 ,-tl-H ,A ', 3 - ,Nic f .-'JNTJJWS ' ' 7 VAL 7 Theta Lambda Phi HOLh'IES CHAPTER COOLEY CHAPTER FINCH CHAPTER . BERKELEY CHAPTER . FREEMAN CHAPTER WILLIAM R. DAY CHAPTER KENT CHAPTER . LUERTON CHAPTER Chapters 3I9 Dickinson College Detroit College Cornell University University of Georgia University of Tennessee Weste1'n Reserve University New York Law School University of Chattanooga Theta Lambda Phi Finch Chapter Established December 12, 1903 JUDGE R. A. GUNNISON WILLARD M. KENT HARRY CLARK BALDWIN GEORGE JAMES COUCH HENRY BEAUMONT COLLIN CLIFFORD CLARK HARRY ADOLPH LUCKER JOHN JAMES DESHON JOHN NOYES SCHILLING RICHARD ANTHONY GEIS LEWIS AUSTIN TOAN , DAVID HOWARD WAREHAM CHARLES DEWITT CLINTON EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY WILLIAM GRANDISON GRIDLEY FREDERICK LUTHER LUCKER FRANK HENRY JONES, R. CLAUDE DOUGLAS TEMPEST CARLOS JAMES TOAN WILLARD PORTER CHANDLER HENRY LAWRENCE HOWE, JR. JAMES ALBERT BUNDY WILLIAM HENRY GROTZ ALEXANDER 'WILSON DEWITT FRANKLIN WITZIG FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST' OSCAR GEORGE MILLER JOHN RUSSEL SPRAGUE 320 :UL M15 n,, ,vnyf 5 f,f,1,,- Hr f--1 ,Wg ' Cerberus Established May, 1904- WILLIAM FREDERICK LES JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY STANLEY HOWARD FLINT ALFRED CREW, JR. HENRY LLOYD HUPE ALBERT PAUL HANEY JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE DONALD HIGBIE PARCE JAY WILLIAM TOMS WATERMAN STONE Cerberus CHEN VERNE SKILLMAN HENRY HERBERT SHIRES WILLIAM EDWARD HOSCHKE JOHN WRIGHT TAUSSIG MARION JOHN HARTUNG DAVID SHEPARD PRATT WILLIAM VAN ALAN CLARK THOMAS COSGROVE, JR. JOSEPH GRANT MCCOLLUM JOHN THOMAS LLOYD GEORGE BURDETTE HARRIS WILLIAM JONES BLAKELEY DAVID GRANT GORDON 32 ., - i t 41 5 Q' V ui, -,ir ifghw ' Qxf-:xg 1-I fa '- iL'E.- Ld'-E'?'ii 'f. 1 -2- 1'Q4,v,,1s:mx , - - 1 ,.k:.:.'W -w':f,1l- H - W 6- wxwkffi' li.:- . f 'S t-ig Q17 .1-.Q,f, L -wr ., V A - -.fy wk le ,k T 1 : 4655 M 'L 'fi EE ' r 711' D501 Lf! 'J Q- JOJU S !-'H' 'lf' V 'J MG C' l1'Jf'! V! Q U 9 9-il 3l 'FI lfl EI Founded April 2, IQOS Seal and Serpent ll 5 CHARLES CHESTER BYRON DICKSON BENJAMIN STUART NICCONNELL WILLIAM HILL BARTON STANLEY CROMWELL NEDHABI WILLIAM HENRY MCCAULLY LAWRENCE MARVIN RYAN XVILBUR DYRE HART CARL THOMPSON HEWITT STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT CREED WALSH FULTON VVILLIAM RALPH OURAND 328 HOWARD LOBDELL SEAMAN JOHN CLIFFORD ROGERS CLIFFORD EHLE LIFE GEORGE WALTER BLAIR VVILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT HARRH' DEEMER MCCREARY JOHN JACOB SERRELL FRANCIS SMITH NIARLOW GILBERT LAFAYETTE COLLINS CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE EMMET CHEATHAM XKVILSON INV !a Q U W'W WW 'll!l1VVfIrlWP!!lWIlV fWiWlil' II 11.,WQ ' l! l1llt ff QW IIHHTIIU Zodiac JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP CHARLES SCOON WILSON BURTON JUSTICE RAY OTIS VVOOLWORTH HOWARD LEONARD XVI-IITNEY GAVE11' WILLIAM JOSEPH CHURCH ANDREWS RUSSELL CLARK GERMOND CHARLES EDWYNE LEX, JR. RODMAN ROY TAYLOR ANTHONY FRANCIS KORN, JR. 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College ofthe City of New York Columbia University New York University Massachusetts Institute of Technology lVashington and Lee University University of Texas Cornell University H 337 Delta Sigma Phi In Facultate FRANK THILLY LOUIS JOHN SIELING JACOB MORRIS FRIED WILLIS BALLANCE RICE WALTER SCOTT NOBIS CHARLES HOWARD LEVITT BERTRAND BENJAMIN WE1ss WILLIAM EDGAR FIELDING HAROLD JAMES SPELMAN CLARENCE JOHN HAND EDWIN C. MAYER ALFRED ALPHONSO TAUSK CHARLES PREVIN MURLE L. ROWE WILLIAM OTTO MUENCH HERBERT BERTEL 338 ' 'A NES' Pla' aw , '-5,rj rn Lf. .1 157 . X' Nayati Local Club Organized October 29, 1907 Nayati ERNESTO LIX-KLE'FT FRANK SMALL BRANNON ROY PAULUS JAMES EDGAR DAVIDSON SEYMOUR WLLLIAM PINNER HARO1,D EDWARD FIGLES HARRY COMSTOCK LAW HONIER H. LATIMER LEOPOLD SCHULTHEIS JOSEPH SHIELDS XVILSON SPENCER GOLDSMITH STRAUSS R,'XYMOND THOMAS CLOYES FRANK EDWARD DOOLUTLE -34.2 a Obelisk Founded May, 1907 belisk JAMES A. CLARK, JR. ADAM HEBER VVINDER ANDREXV LOGAN GILMAN HENRY LEWIS SEAMAN ALFRED HAVILAND THATCHER HORACE DXN'IGHT BROOKMAN JOHN VVILLIAM HANEORD ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND RUSSELL VINCENT BANTA JAY WILLIAM TOMS ' HAROLD HALE WILLIAMS FREDERICK ADOLPH RICE ERNEST BARNARD COBB XKVINFIELD SCOTT KEENHOLTS, JR. IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER SIDNEY XVENDELL EDLUND HOOKER AUSTIN DOOI.ITTLE 346 F-fl-1 LISA UEP'v.TU?'YE'S' 1-'PTINYYNA' EUFTZQ LO Acacia Fraternity Founded at University of Michigan IQO4. Chapter Roll UNIVERSITY or MICHIGAN ..., LELAND STANFORD -IUNIOR UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY or KANSAS . . . UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA . UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY . HARVARD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS . UNIVERSITY or PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN . UNIVERSITY OF MISSOURI . CORNELL UNIVERSITY PURDUE UNIVERSITY . 349 Ann Arbor, Michigan Palo Alto, California Lawrence, Kansas Lincoln, Nebraska Berkeley, California Columbus, Qhio Cambridge, Massachusetts Champaign, Illinois Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Minneapolis, Minnesota Madison, VViSconSin Columbia, Missouri Ithaca, New York Lafayette, Indiana Acacia Fraternity Cornell Chapter Established IQO7 In Facultate GEORGE ROBERT MCDERBIOTT SAMUEL HOXVARD BURNETT JAMES ELIJAH VANDERHOEF In Urbe ARTHUR RAYMOND KEITH Undergraduates CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON ARTHUR GEORGE HALL CHARLES DARIUS PEARCE EVERETT ARTHUR PALMER ALLEN JAYNE HERA'IlT HERIX4ANN GILL LELAND FRANK BRAHMER. GEORGE PENNEY JESSOP JOHN MCCARTNEY REX RUSSELL FRIZZELL SHERMAN PRESTON HOLLISTER LOLA ALEXANDER NIVEN CHARLES FRANKLIN NIVEN 350 H5051 IJIJR JON ESPRTNTYIIG' B lil? UL O 2 I' '-' Spectre Organized March, IQO7 JAMES EDGAR DAVIDSON SIDNEY DIAS GRIDLEY CHARLES SCRANTON HUMPHREY WILLIAM GLASS MOORMAN FREDERICK JOHN BIELE WILLIAM GRAN-DISON GRIDLEY ALVIN CHARLES KRAFT ROY PAULUS DANIEL HENRY SANDERS LEOPOLD SCHULTHEIS ARMISTEAD TAYLOR WAIGHT JAMES PIERCE LOCKARD WILLIAM C. SIMPSON R. CLAUDE DOUGLAS TEMPEST ROLAND GEORGE DAY 353 QQ QNX, Q 5-lfzetm. I IQ' , , 5 ! ,E .ON ff 'filw wr-R 'R Rf., B3 ww- , REE E i 'Win Riff' I --fs -kj ,aff-35 aff. F. M? F' Ax :SN -'1 wr- -,,,f:':-T-2:0-n . 11' ,, V ,Y lTAEV'ZJ11': JNHS' rl-PINTU X I U1 YYKLG SWZ3 OTTO BRANDT, JR. LEON MCMURRAY BROCKWAY CHESTER JERMAIN HUNN ERNST JULIUS CARL FISCHER FRANK LINCOLN GRANT, JR. FRANK BURNETTE KELLEY FREDERICK KINGSLEY PEARCE NEIL DEFOREST PRESTON ASHUR URL XVETHERBEE RICHARD BAYARD TAYLOR VON WALTER MARVIN SUTTON GEORGE PORTER BROCKXVAY XNINFORD EUGENE NICHOLOX 354 KILIANI fi QW QQ Q W ,X l 0616 ZZ EJ k ,WNW -.,-- MQ.. - - - , -' -X Q V QM V Qu 'V - Q V P Q Q V Q 'V Q Q v Q w CQ Q V Q W G3 I Q f Q 'f Q Q W S Q v Q v Q v Q C V C J C C 'V' C V C 'YV C Wx' C Q v Q V Q V r Q v Q Q V Q V Q v Q 1 Q v Q V Q mf Q V Q I ' 'In W - Wi if MISL I1 4 Q N I 'I ' ll 12: Q..i1Q4 Q..i Q wr.: we f fswrlm IA Q N ga M 5. bu X Q. + . .' PX- ' 1,,1: f ,iii if 2' 1. IB' Kei- ' ' fy - - 5 K' -Jw I Sphinx Head FRANCIS SALISBURY ADAMS ROBERT ROBINSON BERGEN GEORGE GLEASON BOGERT CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY CHARLES BURNS WIl.LIAM TURNBULL BURWELL, J JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox FRANK PUTNAM DEANE JOHN PALLISER DODS LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT LEONARD RIDER GRACY ROBERT MOSS HENDERSON, JR. ROGER TIFFT HOLLOWAY JOHN WASHBURN HOLT THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON MILTON PRATT JONES DEAN LEWIS KELSEY BURTON JUDSON LEMON JOHN LOUIS REIBER EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE SETH WHITNEY SHOEMAKER DONALD STEWART JOHN WRIGHT TAUSSIG FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND RAY VAN ORMAN CHARLES RAY VINCENT R THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH WARD BEN WHITE VAN LOAN WHITEHEAD, JR. 357 Senior Society uill and Dagger CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD 'TKOXAXVAY BRONTE EYERMAN DAVID FLETCHER HOY CHARLES HENRY HL7I.l. FRANK IRVINE ' THEODORE JULIUS LINDORFE WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY CLARENCE RAPLEE ANDREWS THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN CLARENCE GREENWALD BAMBERGER CHARLES LEININGER BRADLEY SAMUEL ADAMS COCHRAN GEORGE TANDY COOK EDWIN EARLE, JR. SAMUEL BALTZ ECKERT ALBERT VERGII, FRANKLIN EDWIN THOMAS GIBSON LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH CHARLES BARNEY GOODSPEED CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP ALBERT WILLIAM SM.TH CHARLES EDWVARD TREMAN HUGH CHARLES TROY CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG GEORGE YVILLIAM NLASMYTH NORR'IAN CLIFFORD MASON WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIES FRED LEE HEILMAN RALPH RICHARD LALLY NVARREN MCARTHUR, JR. CHARLES CLAYTON ODERKIRK JOSEPH NEWTON PEW ' KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS HENRY STEPHENSON SHOPE HAROLD JOSEPH SNYDER HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE ROBERT PATTERSON TURNER HERMAN ALFRED UIHLEIN STE PHEN LOTT VANDERVEER 359 Junior Society use Q ..:,!'Q YV: . -S , .. Aleph Samach EDWARD IRVING BAYER JAMES VANDEVER COLPITTS JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE ROBERT EARL COULSON CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH FRED EUGENE GARDNER ROBERT HARGREAVES LEWIS HENRY GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS JOHN ANDREW LYNCH EDWARD LEE MCCALLIE FRANK WILLIAM MCCHESNEY BERNARD JOHN O,ROURKE THEODORE GRIFFITH ROCKWELL JOHN HULL SCOTT JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT ELMER IVES THOMPSON GEORGE HENRY WALDER CARL HAWLEY WATSON RANDOLPH WOODRUFF WEED, JR 361 'UL 'Dxxxxskzsxx 1 9 1 0 Dunstan EDWARD TIEFIN COOK HENRY HOOKER FORBES EDVVARD EASSON GOODWILLIE WILL HARRIS ROGER WVOLCOTT HITCHCOCK RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT HAROI,D HILL JONES MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES WALTER ERNEST KOERNER CHARLES CULBERTSON MAY XVILLIAM WADE MATCHNEER HOBIER GEORGE MOWE GEORGE FRANKLIN POND CLARENCE JAMES POPE ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN PAUL WILLIAMS SAMUEL WILLIAMS HOBART CONE YOUNG 363 Civil Engineering Society Rod and Bob JOHN CONDON, JR. FRANK PUTNAM DEANE GEORGE CHARLES HANSON ROGER TIFFT HOLLOWAY ALBERT JOY LOVE MATTHEW DERBYSHIRE MANN, EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE JOHN WRIGHT TAUSSIG WARD EMERSON WHITE EDWARD AINSLIE WOOD 365 I If-A Pyramid HENRY NEELY OGDEN HERBERT AUGUST GEHRING DONALD DERICKSON CHARLES BENSON VVIGTON CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD OSCAR LYNN RHODES EDWIN RANDOLPH THOMAS JOHN EDXNIN ARMSTRONG LAWRENCE FREDERICK BOWMAN RICHARD STEARNS DODSON ROBERT DICKSON BOGART RALPH ALCORN SMALLMAN EDWARD LEE MCCALLIE CARL HAWLEY WATSON STANLEY WOODRUFF SMITH THOMAS WIERMAN PIOLLET PAY HEMMING BATTEY WALLACE LADD OWENS GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT CLARENCE DOUGLAS ANTHONY PEDRO LOMBARDO 367 J if JOJI I . Semaphore CHARLES LEE CRANDALL ORA MINEIQ LELAND ERNEST VVILLIAM SCHODER STANLEY HOWARD FLINT JOSEPH VINCENT HOGAN HARRY KEHOE XVILLIAM LYMAN LANCE WILLIAM FREDERICK LESCHEN XVILLIAM HENRY MCCAULLY ROBERT ETHAN SWINNEY WILLIAM ECHOLS SPRAGINS ELLIOTT VAN DEVANTER JAMES STEWART WILLIAMS HARRY KEITH WILSON RUSSELL VINCENT BANTA ALBERT PAUL HAINEY WILLIAM GLEN HOYT CHARLES ABNER LYERLY WILLIAM RALPH OURAND JOHN CLIFFORD ROGERS 369 Architectural Society H, J +A GAR A ' EJ CLVB ANDREW DICKSON XVHITE CHARLES BABCOCK CLARENCE AUGUSTINE MAIKTIN JEAN HEBRARD OLAP MARTINIUS BRAUNER ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL HERBERT PARKHURST ATHERTON JOHN HERSEY GRAHAM GILES MILTON SMITH THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN LESTER GROVER CHAPIN WILLIAM H. IRWIN FLEMING GEOIRGE ROGER THOMPSON XVALTER ADAM BERNARDI RAFAEI, ERNESTO MARQUINA CECIL KENNETH BELL ROY ALSTAN LIPPINCOTT GEORGE RODNEY HARRIS JOSEPH MITCHELL KELLOGG THOMAS MAHON KELKER GILBERT PHELPS ,HALL EUSEBIUS THEODORE HUTCHINGS LAURANCE WILBUR HITT THEODORE MORTIMER STEVENS OLIVER RICHARD JOHNSON SAMUEL DALEY CRAIG 371 f Graduate Scientific Fraternity f I l Vu ia H f I-L H 'I ,J if Gamma Alpha ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE NATHAN WATSON COIL JOHN HENRY COMSTOCR EUGENE CASSON CRITTENDEN ALLAN FERGUSON WALTER STEBBINS FORD ALFRED GOTTLIEI: HAMMAR OSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY LUTHER BYNUM LOCKHART ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY VERANUS ALVA MOORE ORA SHERMAN MORGAN JESSE RANDOLPH PAWLING RAYMOND ALLEN PEARSON JAMES CLINTON PEEBLES IRVING COLES PETTIT DONALD REDDICK HUGH DANIEL REED WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY HAROLD ELLIS ROSS ELMER SETH SAVAGE JOHN SANFORD SHEARER FRED FLOYD SHETTERLY MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE JOHN WILLIAM TURRENTINE CHAUNCEY WILLIAM WAGGONER CHARLES LEOPOLD WALKER GEORGE FREDERICK WARREN HERBERT HICE WHETZEL PETER IRVING WOLD ALBERT I'IAZEN WRIGHT 2 Hebs-sa WILLIARI HORACE ALDERMAN EROY HENRY ANDERSON MAURICE CHASE BURRITT GEORGE TANDY COOK EDWIN EARLE, IR. CHARLES DWIGHT GIKEENNIAN WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIES FRANK STRONG HAYDEN CHESTER JERMAIN HUNN MILTON PRATT JONES VAUGHAN MCCAUGHEX' JUAN FRANCISCO TERRAZAS-SUJAN PERCY OSMUN WOOD 373 Military Society , r Rf cf K X af ,gi 4 is .41fgfAg,, 'fr ' Q , P C' ffg i? -ff ., L. 1 I ff. 'if - -f'Q?'2Q V, ,Jwzv 1 1' ,- T W ,. 'W ffff f Scabbard and Blade Founded at the Univcrsiry Of VViScOnSin FRANK ARTHUR BARTON WILLIAM PERCY VAN NESS ANDREW DICKSON WHITE CHARLES FREDERICK LANDMESSER WILLIAM BATCHELOR RAPLEY GEORGE DUDLEY BILLS, -IR. STANLEY HOWARD FLINT ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN CLIFFORD MACKAY HUSTED HENRY LLOYD HUPE MARION WAITER FISK LAWRENCE FACARVIN RYAN WILLIAM RALPH OURAND STANi-IOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT EDWARD HENRY CUMPSTON SAMUEL SMITH ROLPH CHARLES WALTON FITCH CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE FRANCIS SMITH MARLOW BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY ALBERT ELMER WEST K 1 f -fe' N IKP 5 .Ulllflh 'l it 5' 5-E ' , - if i Phi Beta Kappa Organized December 5, 1776 New York Theta Chapter Established May 28, 1882 we RALPH C1-IARLFS HENRY CA1-ri:n.xLL . . . President Gnonol-:V Pnrzxncn BRISTOL . . Vice-Preszlienl CLARK Snrnrznxhixn Nonfrnvr . . Secretary IBDXVIN WAL'ri:n Kizxixu-:man . . . , . Treasurer Hnxru' Cmxn Hasnnouex . . . . . Remstrar E.TCFZll7'7'6 f'um1niZIen zvillz llic obore officers f Fiuxx Tnr1.Lr ISABEL STONE Members in the Faculty Ernest Albee . Vermont, 1887 Cnarles Henry Hull . Cornell, 1886 Eugene Plumb Andrews . Cornell, 1895 Clayton Louis Jenks . Hamilton, 1906 George Francis Atkinson , Cornell, 1885 George William Jones . . Yale, 1859 Charles Babcock . . . Union 1847 Eilwin Walter liemmerer VVesleyan 1899 Frederick Beilell . , . Yale 1889 James McMahon . . . Dublin 1881 Charles Edwin Bennett . . Brown 1878 Benton Sullivan Monroe . . Cornell 1896 Isaac Madison Bentley . . Nebraska, 1895 Chester Murray ,... Cornell 1899 George Gleasr-in Bogert . Cornell, 19013 Clark Sutherland Northup , . Cornell, 1893 George Prentice Bristol , Hamilton 18715 Paul Russell Pope . . 1Vestern Reserve, 1898 Arthur Wesley Browne . . Wesleyan, 1900 Arthur Ranum . . . Minnesota, 1892 George Lincoln Burr . , Cornell, 1881 William Albert Riley . . . De Pauw, 1897 1Valter Buckingham Carver . Dickinson, 1899 Martin Wright Sampson . Cincinnati, 1888 Ralph Charles Henry Catterall Chicago, 1902 Jacob Gould Schurnian . . London 1877 Lane Coober . . . Rutgers, 1896 Henry Augustus Sill . . . Columbia, 1888 Thomas Frederick Crane , Princeton, 18134 Rufus Daniel Smith . . . Cornell, 1907 Eugene Casson Crittenden . Cornell. 1905 John Robert Sitlington Sterrett . Munich 1880 Thomas G. Delbridge . - Union, 1903 Frederick W'illin.rn Storrs Saint Lawrence, 1900 Herbert Charles Elmer . . Cornell, 1883 1Villiam Strunk, Jr. . . Cincinnati 1890 Albert Bernhardt Faust Johns Hopkins, 1889 Frank Thilly .... Cincinnati 1887 Williani Albert Finch . . Cornell 1880 Charles Mellen Tyler . . . Yale 1855 Willarcl James Fisher . . Amherst 1892 Lucien Augustus 1Vait . . . Harvard, 1870 Roswell Clifton Gibbs . . Cornell, 1906 George Pendleton 1Vatkins . . Cornell, 1899 George William Harris . . Cornell, 1873 Herbert Hice Whetzel . . Wabash 1902 Gilbert Dennison Harris . Cornell 1886 Andrew Curtis Vlfhite . . Hamilton, 1881 James Morgan Hart . Princeton 1860 1Valter Francis 1Villcox , . Amherst, 1884 Alfred Hayes, Jr. . . Princeton, 1895 James Albert 1Vinans . . Hamilton, 1897 Resident Members John Hamilton Blair . , Cornell 1901 Florence Dora Ingham . . Cornell 1905 Josephine Britton . . . Cornell 1907 Mary Douglass Judd Mann . . Cornell, 190-1 Leslie Nathan Broughton , . Union 1900 James Allen Nelson . . . Kenyon, 1898 Nellie Marie Reed Burnett . . Cornell, 1895 Elfrieda Hochbaum Pope . Northwestern 1899 Mattie Alexander Martin Burr . Cornell, 1902 George Frederick Rogalsky . . Cornell, 1907 Christiana Busbee . . . Cornell, 1905 George M. Sharrard . . Kansas, 1901 Helen Honor Tunnicliff Catterall . Vassar, 1889 Vera Louise Shepherd . . Cornell, 1905 Grace Wilmarth Caldwell Chamberlain Cornell, 1892 Ruby Bell Smith . . . Stanford, 1902 John Powell Clark . . . Cornell, 1906 Xllilliam Hazlitt Smith . . Cornell 1873 Kirk P. Cra dall ..,. Hamilton, 1869 Bessie Frances Speed . . Cornell, 1906 Harold Bartlett Curtis . . Cornell, 1907 Isabel Stone . . Wellesley, 1905' Hans H. Dalaker . , Minnesota 1902 Amelia Esty Stowell . . Vassar, 1871 Elizabeth Pearl Donnan . Cornell 1907 Harley Lord Stowell , . Hamilton, 1905 Nora Blanding Fraser . . Cornell 1907 Katharine Nash Thomas . Stanford, 1895 Edward Augustus George . Yale, 1885 Newton Foster Vail n . . Hobart, 1890 William Elliot Grifiis . . Rutgers, 1869 Andrew Dickson White . . Yale, 1853 Samuel Dumont Hallidaytt . Cornell, 1870 Helen Magill White . Swarthmore, 1873 Henry Crane Hasbrouck . Cornell, 1904 Charles Hamilton .Williams . . Missouri, 1907 Gertrude Clapp Hemingway . . Cornell. 1.907 Roger Butler Williams . . Yale, 1868 Class of 1907 Josephine Britton Gertrude Clanp Hemingway WVinifred Llewellyn Paskett George Perrigo Conger John Curtis Kennedy George Frederick Rogalsl-ry Harold Bartlett Curtis Anna Louisa Loudon Harold Joseph Roig Elizabeth Pearl Donnan Emma Adams Miller Robert Warren Sailor Nora Blanding Fraser Karen Elise Monrad Florence May Smlfh Rufus Daniel Smith Mabel Ford Yeomans Class of 1908 Carrie Zoe Hartman Claire Louise Southworth Henry Ames Richards Henry Earle Weaver 'KDeceased 375 1907 - 1908 ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN . A - -EI ' Ie , QM i f 12 .. F Q Sf? E fl' . ,,., . ,,,, , Sigma X1 - - f ' '. . ,- X7 , iw 3. OffICeI'S '-fy.-i. .5 f h Preszdenl, DExTER S. KIMBALL f - Vice-President, JOHN S. SHEARI-:R ' Treasurer, HEINRICH RIES Corresponding Secretary, JAMES BICBIAHON Recrfrcling Secretary, ELI.-XS J. DURAND Resident Members of the Cornell Chapter GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON LIBERTY HX'DE BAILEY WESLEY MANNING BALDNVIN WILLIADI NICHOLS BARN.ARD FRED ASA BARNES FREDERICK BEDELL ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL ERNEST BLAKER GEORGE FREDERICK BLESSING JAMES CHESTER BRADLEY ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE SAMUEL HOXVARD BURNETT ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER EMILE MONIN CHAMOT HORACE EDWARD CHANDLER IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK MRS. ANNA BOTSEORD COMSTOCK JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK LUZERNE COVILLE CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG JOHN CRAIG CHARLES LEE CRANDALL EUGENE CASSON CRITTENDEN BLIN SILL CUSHMAN LENVIS ANDREW DARLING THOMAS G. DELBRIDGPJ LOUIS MONROE DENNIS HERMAN DIEDERICHS HERBERT GROVE DORSEY MERVIN DRESBACH BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR ELIAS JUDAH DURAND CLAUDE WILBUR EDGERTON PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH WILLARD JAMES FISHER WILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES PAUL FREDERICK GAEHR MRS. SUSANNA PHELPS GAGE ADAM CAPEN GILL ALFHEDO GOTTLIEB HADIMAR In the ALBERT CYRUS DUR.-AND WVILLIAM J. ELSER JAMES EWING GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS EUGENE ELWIN HASKELL JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY RUD BRH'ANT HAYES HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS HERBERT WADE HIBDARD MRS. AGNES BAXTER HILL ALBERT ROSS HILL CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHEELD GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS DAVID FLETCHER HOY CLARENCE J. HUMPHREY JOHN IRWVIN HUTCHINSON HENRX' SYLVESTER JACOBY OSCAR AUGEJSTUS JOHANNSEN VLADIMIR IYARAPETOEE ABRAM TUCKER KERR DEXTER SIMPSON KILIBALL 13ENJAMIN IFHEEMAN IQINGSBURY IHRS. MARGUERITE H. IQINGSBURY JAMES LAW HENRY LEIGHTON ORA MINER LELAND THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON AFIISS ELLEN S. MCCARTHY GEORGE ROBERT LJCDERMOTT MISS LOUISE S. DJCDOXVELL ALEXANDER DYER MACGILLIVRAY JAMES MCDIAHON ALBERT RUSSELL IVIANN EDWARD RUSSELL MINNS MISS CARLOTTA JOAQUINA JVIAURY ERNEST GEORGE MERRITT GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER VERANUS ALVA MOORE JAMES GEORGE NEEDHANI JAMES ALLEN NELSON EDXVARD LEAMINGTON NICHOLS HENRY HUTCHINSON NORRIS HENRY NEELY OGDEN XVILLIAM RIDGLEY ORNDORFE JESSE RANDOLPH PAXVLING RAYMOND ALLEN PEARSON EUGENE HENRY PRESVVICK ARTHUR RANUM DONALD REIJDICK . HENRY WESTFISLL REDFIELD HUGH DANIEL REED LEOPOLD REINECKE JAMES EDWARD RICE JOHN LYON RICH FLOYD ICARKER RICHTMYER HEINRICH RIES WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY WILLASRD WINI-'IELD ROWLEE WILL M. SAWDON ERNEST JVILLIAM SCHODER GEORGE D. SHAFER FRANCIS ROBERT SHARPE JOHN SANFORD SHEARER FRANK JAMES SHORT NIARK VERNON SLINGERLAND ALBERT WILLIAM SMITH MRS. RUBY G. BELL SMITH RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDON VIRGIL SNYDER GEORGE NVALTER. TAILBY, JR. JOHN HENRY TANNER RALPH STOCKMAN TARR NVALTER JENNINGS TAYLOR CARL CLAPP THOMAS MARTIN BUEL TINKER EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER O. TUGMAN GEORGE BURR UPTON CHAUNGEY WILLIAM W.3GGONER GEORGE FREDERICK VVARREN MRS. MARY WI-IITSON WARREN ALFRED CLEVELAND WEED HERBERT HICE W1-JETZEL GORRELL ROBERT WHITE PAUL J. WHITE Q MISS FRANCES GERTRUDE YVICK HENRY SHALER WILLIALIS WALTER LONG WILLIAMS CHARLES SCOON WILSON HENRY HIRAM WING EDGAR HARPER WOOD ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT FLOYD ROBINS WRIGHT Medical College, New York City JEREMIAH S. FERGUSON THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS XVILLIAM MECKLENBURG POLK 376 JOHN ROGERS NIAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP CHARLES GEORGE LEWIS WOLF L1 gn-5 C l':f1 ' Y? k':'f ygL JE L.. g4Q.1Q , 7 bXw.4gi R P,-J QB ff- N QW I? N in Q - Q -I, A G- fa . 4 P'-L 5 m n. , FJEVQQV W I U'1 4!'v :AQ A ' Iv f I 2 - l'V.':VN! 5, 'A .' 1: I 1M N, u Inv B . , I ' Q , in 'iq '-- A' Lffeie ' RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALI LOL'IS AOAZZI FUERTES MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY SHERMAN PFIER WILLIAM LL'TON WOOD CLARENCE RAPLEE ANISREWS CHARLES LEINIOER BRADLEY THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN CHARLES BURNS VVILLIAM TURNBULI. BURWELL, JR. SAMUEL ADAMS COCHRAN' GEORGE TANDS' COOK EDWIN EARLE, EIR. SAMUEL BALTZ ECKERT CHARLES BARNEY GOODSPEED VICTOR DORAVAL HERRIMAN ROGER TIFT HOLLOWAY RALPH RICHARD LALLY ALBERT MEREIJITH LAMBERTON WARREN MCARTHUR, IR. KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS EDWIN ARTHUR STILLMAN CARL JACOB SCHMIDLAPP FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND EDWARD JAY TLYCKER ROBERT PATTERSON TURNER STEPHEN LOTT VANDERVEER CHARLES RAY VINCENT VAN LOAN VVHITEHEAD 379 1 -W' I alanda VVILLIAM JOHN DLTG.AN DONALD ARGYLL CAMPBELL RVILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY LANGDON BABCOCR ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL PERRY TOWNSEND COONS LIENRY MILO CURRY RANDALL VERNON DAVEY' FRED EUGENE GARDNER LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HAI,T,BERG, JR ROBERT CATTLE HARGREAVES GEORGE VAII. HAR'l'W'ELL LEWIS HENRX' ' EDWARD LEE MCCALLIE LEO FRANCIS MURPI-IX' GEORGE HERBERT ORAHOOD VVILLSON HOWELL PATTERSON THOMAS WIERMAN PIOLLET JOHN HULL SCOTT STANLEY WOODRUFF SMITH ELMER IVES THOMPSON ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN CARL HAWLEY WATSON In Memoriam JAMES HERBERT JAMIESON 381 . - ' 1 y :Q - A A f' ---- 1 as z 33,255 .. Ah -'-1?i?,:f-5 , gs g..xn4 ,ELg.1.,b.15 .w.,Q.' ..:, ,..,..,fR.:..:1:.kf , 5 ., . .5 ,P .4 3 1 11? .5 Lg 3 '- ' E . ii ia ' 3 ef 2 -I ' f A .S A N 'O , S - . f .. I ':1j:,q 553, . gr, L-r-lf'-4-W-Mu--iS-A. .x x -1 '- f ' - g r- ' ' .- ,. ,-- 11 , mf,-W . O .. . 'Ruff--2.-7 .wyyzfv , if:-M .gf -, f ,,1 .. .- . ,df tg JS,A,,p:, , ,,,,,, 41.4 '- 472, w g-,.,4 : : ,A -J, 51, , .- L,'. ,.--' 'T 4-1,2 j 1' .: , NA, , I X,-fr ' -1.. .. -I . 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BLANCHARD -IOSEPH CROCRER SIBLEY, JR CHARLES AMOS ROBINSON ROGER VVOLCOTT HITCHCOCR JOHN HEERICH MORGAN ALBERT DILWORTH RfIATTHAI HENRY XNILLIAM VVESSINGER GROVER COORS THOMAS WILLIAM BARNES R HENDER HUDSON CLARK SCHUYLER CHARLES HENRY CHASE, JR. affix 3 -Q ,,,,,..s..5 '.!-1452 f .f25lgg,5:a1aa'1'-'eg if i' 'Z' 'L ..--gif 1 ' I M 'E'.f ':,7f, 4 'f. '-X 'A-' :f'.fLb'-'--' X f 0 , I-.f'i52m'-' Af' C ,417 LAI ufxfz I f .M In -I 4' ' Via,-In ' I III iai -' I 'Viv fi: .Q f,',I'gff A . . , A X I ' vu? L , AQ' -'jf x 4 mf ,I4 I Hg my I HW! Un 'Wi L, Y -,in gi lid' . n'.,, , -Q 'L L YI - . , f - A 17.4. Y 5, -X ,F ,. N -A , ,A ,,p,'xa K X I- .QL-,. Thaw A. A ' af-'ff - : ' ,. Lv.-1 N M1iIi12s1L1:e27v'd . . Q , CNAN JOHN ANDERSON WILKINSON LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH LESTER GROVER CHAPIN WII,LIAM EDWARD HOSCHKE CARL THOMPSON HEWITT CLIFFORD CLARK HENRY LLOYD HUPE FRANK WATSON HOYT CLARENCE EDWARD CI-LATFIELD ARTHUR GRAHAM BIERMA HARRY' COMSTOCK LAW WILLIAM VAN ALAN CLARK ROGER SHERMAN FINDLEY JAMES HARRY HEWITT 334 ,VV F I J- ' .r - , - -- -- 1 I G Z Gemel Kharm THOMAS ABBOTT BALDWIN JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY CHESTER BYRON DICKSON LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT ROGER TIFFT HOLLOWAY CARL THOMPSON HEWITT JOHN VVASHBURN HOLT THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON DEAN LEWIS KELSEY BURTON JUDSON LEMON STANLEY CROMWELL NEDHAM EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE HARRY STEPHENSON SHOPE JOHN WRIGHT TAUSSIG TTERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE HARRY KEITH WILSON PERCY OSMUN WOOD 335 L. A. M. W. R. R. P. H. R. H. S. VV. SMITH H. S. TENNANT R. V. DAVEY BABCOCK C. BOHLEN L. BUCHWALTER E. CALDWELL T. CHACE H. COBB COONS M. CURRY V. DAVEY S. DE CAMP F. E. GARDNER W W. GOETZ L. G. HALI.BERG R. HARGREAVES J. A. HARRIS, -IR. G. V. HARTWELL L. HENRY J. P. HOOKER A. V. S. LINDSLEY E. L. L. MCCALLIE H. MICHIE 386 . . Prexidem' . VZ'CE-PT65l'd67Zf . Secretary-Treafzcrar L. F. MURPHY N. H. PATTERSON T. W. PIOLLET T. G. ROCKWELI. J. A. SCOTT H. W. SHORT S. W. SMITH H. S. TENNANT E. I. THOMPSON O. THOMPSON M. TRACY 0 T37 ,KR 5 .V . -A. ,wo g ,A I x . - .4453 Xklifg f. if Mx ,u ' v ' C 1 f CX X e G' 5 , ...jj , - N 'ful . ,ng of Book and Bowl E. W. OLMSTEAD R. C. H. CATTERALL ARTHUR GORDON G. N. PEASE S. W. SHOEMAKER C. R. ANDREWS O. A. TRORLICHT E. TUCKER R. T. HOLLOWAY W. T. BURWELL, JR. CHARLES BURNS WARREN MCARTHUR, JR. F. S. ADAMS R. M. HENDERSON, JR. L. G. GARRIOAN LEWIS HENRY W. W. GOETZ C. B. CURTISS, IR. H. F. TENNANT R. H. COBB 387 Css-ARR Z 1' A, W- R T-I ' ' iv Kappa Beta Phi DONALD ARGYLL CAMPBELL THEODORE JULIUS LINDORFF CHARLES LEININGER BRADLEY VICTOR DORAVAL HERRIMAN ROGER TIFFT HOLLOWAY MATTHEW DERBYSHIRE MANN, JR. HAROLD SPAULDING PIERCE KENNETH LEWIS ROBERTS CARL JACOB SCHMIDLAPP SETH WHITNEY SHOEMAKER EDWIN ARTHUR STILLMAN FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND EDSON JAY TUCKER ROBERT PATTERSON TURNER STEPHEN LOTT VANDERVEER WARD EMERSON WHITE VAN LOAN WHITEHEAD, JR. 388 Washington Society Senators Founded 1893 JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER WILLIAM HENRY MCCAULLY ALBERT ELMER WEST GEORGE GREENLEAF ANDREWS WILLIAM RALPH OURAND CREED WALSH FULTON HUGHEY STEWART HEMINGWAY GOODWIN DAVIS ELLSWORTH, J FRANCIS SMITH MARLOW JAMES NATHANIEL LUTTRELL WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS EDWARD HENRY CUMPSTON GEORGE EDWARD WILSON R. BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY CHARLES GLENN BLAKE CHARLES WALTON FITCH THOMAS HINCHMAN FARRINGTON HOWARD MARTIN LUM CHARLES SILAS BAKER CLAUDE MARTIN THIELE GEORGE MARKRITER OYSTER HARRY ALOYSIUS BISHOP WHITNEY KIPP THOMAS OGDEN HUMPHREYS CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND DAVID AUSTIN HOWARD ALFRED MCCALLUh'I ROBBINS 26 Buffalo Society A '- -, . .-iw. -49 .' ,, 4 ..:.:?'- ' L., its I , Q I , E? ' 1 A , . A , mf. 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CURTISS W. MCKEE EARL H. KELSEY MAUD L. KUSCHKE 401 Y L? , W qv QL., GU W3 ..-El ED .tj I V .. . .igIa qb 'I , 55 ' Cl f ' 22 , '15, 'EFL--I - ' H 3L:' i ii i ..g..I ' W . if 2. 3395? we-Q Aaovr: ALL NATIONS is HUMANITY new Founded November 30, 1904 Incorporated December 26, IQO6 Association Of Cosmopolitan Clubs Roll Of Chapters V WISCONSIN INTERNATIONAL CLUB LOUISIANA STATE INTERNATIONAL CLUB CORNELL COSMOPOLITAN CLUB PURDUE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB MICIIIGAN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB OHIO STATE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB ILLINOIS COSMOPOLITAN CLUB HARVARD COSMOPOLITAN CLUB CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL CLUB IOWA STATE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB LELAND STAN:-'ORD COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Officers G. G. BOGERT, '06 . Prerirlent XEREZ-BURGOS, ,IO I Serretary United States ,Q Philippines IVI. B. DE ALMEIDA, 'Og Fzrst V166-Prerzderlf S. Y. D. SHAE, ,IO . Arszrfant Secretafy Brazil China F. URRUTIA, 'OS Second V169-President PROFESSOR F A. BARNES, . Treasurer Argentine Republic United States A. BALTASAR, '08 Axxzrtunt Treasurer Philippines Board of Directors PROFESSOR CRAIG, Canada S. S. CHRYSSIDES, Greece PROFESSOR F. A. FETIER, U. S. A. A. G. HANIMAR, Sweden H. C. HASBROUCK, U. S. A. L. REINECKE, South Africa 402 ARGENTINA Aguirre, L7 Broguet, lf. Bspindola, D. Godoy, R. Lix-Klett, Sarmienro, .-X Urrutia, P. ARMENIA Siramarkian, V. P. Baron, E. V. AUSTRALIA Smith, H. W. BRAZIL Almeida, bf. B. de Almeida, R. A. de Qassooj Bicudo, O. Borges, D. G. Qassocj Botelho, A. C. Sampaio, R. de M. CANADA Craig, Professor CAPE COLONY Reinecke, I.-. CHILE Altamirano, M. CHINA Chen, T. Y. Fung, H. K. Cosmopolitan Club Honorary Members PRESIDENT JACOB CSOULD SCIIURMAN, Lf S. A. I-fx-PRESIDENT ANDREW IDICKSON XYHITE, Lf S. A. Regular Members Han, N. Hu, T. P. Huang, C. S. Li, K. Y. Liu, H. C. Lo, C. C. Shzie, S. Y. D. Sun, K. L. C. Sun, T. C. Tsai, P. Y. Tsen, T. F. Yang, K. P. Yih, K. L. Yang, P. L. ENGLAND Grubb, H. B. Eastwood, H. GREECE Chryssides, S. S. HOLLAND van der Does de Bye, A. ICELAND Hermannsson, Professor H. INDIA Chatterja, B. M. Datta, M. Dutt, A. Mitra., H. P. 403 -IA PAN Pujioka, K. PERU Marquina, R. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS Agcaoili, R. Baltasar, A. Bautista, M. H. Brias, L. Enaje, F. D. Guzman, C. L. de Lopez, C. Nlagsaysay, A. Nlapua, T. Nlariano, R. Pastrana, F. Quisumbing, E. Xerez-Bourgos, Ycaza, bl. de ROUMANIA Aranovici, L. RUSSIA Lubin, H. Schaumann, T. G. Taubenhaus, J. SVVEDEN Hammar, A. G. URUGU.AY Towers, A. C. Cosmopolitan Club Ankele, M. A. Bailey, Professor L. H. Barnes, Professor F. A. Bogert, G. G. Brayrner, D. H. Bristol, Professor G. P. Brown, Nl. Burr, Professor G. L. Burr, H. F. Carpenter, Professor R. C. Catterall, Professor R. C. H. Clarke, V. A. S. Colson, F. D. Comstock, Professor H. Cooper, W. Craig, Professor Dann, Professor H. E. Davis, W. Dennison, B. C. Demary, Fehr, L. W. Fetter, Professor F. A. Fippin, Professor E. O. Fish, Professor F. A. Fischer, F. C. Flint, S. H. Frosch, A. E. Gilkey, R. Regular Members United States Goodrich, L. R. Griflith, H. E. Hasbrouck, H. C. Hallock, D. VV. Harrington, A. VV. Heizer, Rev. C. VV. fassocj Henry, L. Hermannsson, Professor H. Hopkins, Professor G. S. Hoy, D. F. Jenks, Professor VV. Jones, Nl. P. Kelsey, F.. H. fassocj Kelsey, D. L. Kemmerer, Professor F.. VV. Kiliani, R. T. B. Knapp, F. H. Laumann, Professor G. N. Leschen, W. F. Lloyd, T. McCaughey, V. N. Maxwell, W. H. Merritt, Professor E. Mitchell, F. D. Molby, F. A. Moore, V. A. Nlorse, F. L. fassocj 404 Nasmyth, G. W. Norris, Professor H. H. Olsen, W. C. Pearson, Professor R. A. Perky, S. H. Riley, Professor W. A. Roberts, A. S. Robinson, F. Qassocj Schickel, N. H. Schmidt, Professor N. Smith, M. F. T., Jr. Smith, R. D. Speed, R. G. H. Spencer, R. Tarr, Professor R. S. Taussig, W. Thomas, A. Thurstone, L. L. Ward, D. M. Webster, Dr. C. H. fassoc. VVest, A. F.. Wilson, H. N. Wood, E. A. Wright, A. H. Wright, W. E. York, E. M. Young, Professor C. V. P 'Y 5 --J HE SRIBLIEY li ii CLUB- L ig T32 1 . .rf--s A. G. BlERMA,PfCSidEH1 A. G. KESSLER, Vice-Prrsidcnt C. E. CHATFIELD, Corresponding Secremry J. E. THOMAS, Refarding Secrelary G. W. LEwIs, Treasurer H. W. CAREY, Trusiee Members C. F. BACHMAN C. W. FULTON S. PERTSCI-I W. H. BARTON E. L. GATES W. PINNER E. K. BATES G. D. GATES L. QUICK A. H. BAXTER L. H. GATES RALPH L. C. BI-ZADLE R. D. GLENNIE P. REED H. F. BI-:LLIs B. GREEN W. RILEY R. E. BEST S. D. GRIDLEY C. RosI-:NBLATT A. G. BIERMA P. GOODWIN B. ROSEVEAR SLE. BLUNT S. S. GOULD W. RossITI-:R J. R. BoLGIANo R. S. HANDY A. RUSHER S. M. BULLIS C. R. HAsIcI-:LL H. SCI-IICKEL H. F. BURR W. G. HICKMAN S. SCHULTZ H. W. CAREY L. HILL L. SEAMAN C. A. CARPENTER M. HOCKER W. SINCLAIR R. F. CHAMRERLAIN S. G. HOFFMAN SKIIJWITI-I C. E. CHATI-'IELD G. L. HoLzI-IEIMER J. STORER W. V. A. CLARK R. W. Hows F. STUEBLING C. S. COLER G. P. JESSUP F. STURGIS R. COOPER G. H. JONES R. SUTI-II-:RLAND H. N. COMMINS A. G. KESSLER 'THOMAS T. R. Cox B. F. KEY E. 'IKHOMAS C. R. CULLEN G. W. LEwIs THOMPSON G. IH. CUNNINGI-IAM H. M. LEWIS THo:xIPsoN F. H. DAMQN B. S. MCCONNELL L. TIFFANY M. W. DAVIS E. MCFARLAN L. TOWER G. C. DECKER H. P. MENGES C. ULBRICHT S. W. EDLUND ' S. G. MILLER L. WATSON E. A. EMERSON W. G. MooRNIAN S. WATSON C. F. ENGLE A. W. MORSE D. WEBSTER R. S. FXNDLEY S. S. NAMES F. WENDT J. A. FIsI-I S. P. NIXDORFF M. WEST R. H. FLINN R. H. OvERocIcER W. WHITE E. FRITZ D. H. PARCE H. WRIGHT 405 27 MJ-ici:--'H J E .4 -,E ASSOCIATION lllg-JL fjJ,J If-'fs' CIVIL ENGINEERS im 9733 ,J --gf K' - 'Fi F a A ,- w .- ,- , J A 4 . by, ' Q . i'- ' Ni - 1 . .- if Wrz' ?7a.??', Q 2 r f - -.,f- ': , - -f 512' 2' gf.: gf--gn. ' ' 49 'e rnrr 'I' 1..- fwfr I -1 .,m.'. fffff y Silif ffh' I urn! Ivvffn f.-ff,-.lrrri . ' gim uvff g .415 ffm J WW! ny, f T..-.- - nz. ggi-'-' Q , C'T'fv - URL WL V ,, . k -H W if NM II J! : E R 'jc' OL? 3 ff f .. - Officers ELLIOTT VAN DEVANTER . . President E. A. VVOOD . . . Vife-President R. E. SVVINNEY . . . Serretary PROFESSOR C. L. CRANDALL . Correspona'ingSecretary Executive Committee JOHN CONDON, JR., Chairman J. S. WILLIAMS A. SLOAT Appointment Committee R. D. BOGART, Chairman R. A. SMALLMAN E. R. THOMAa Technical Correspondence Committee NIAL SHERWOOD H. H. TRIP? E. E. SEELYE E. A. WOOD E. L. MOCALLIE J. V. HOGAN, Cbazlrman J. W. TAUSSIG Honor System Committee J. E. ARMSTRONG, Chairman F. BIELE H. A. KEIP F. E. KINGMAN Board of Editors of the 4Cornell Civil Engineer M. D. MANN. JR. R. E. SWINNEY W. F. LESCHEN J, E. ARMSTRONG F. P. DEANE J. V. HOGAN 406 E. P. LEONARD F. S. O,REILLY J. H. DONOVAN N. C. FARR A. P. HAINEY W. G. HOYT . f The , mq W ,I X A GORHHLL A IGHLI soc Q - mm- - I I NATHAN PULSIPHER, President MISS NIAUDE LOEBER, I iI-R-ljrexidwzt EDNVIN F. GIBSON, Sat-rftary -FRANCIS BICCORMICK, Treasurer Executive Committee MISS -IENNIE DEAN G. C. CARRIER CHARLES SCHOOKHOEE N. O. LUNDELL Faculty Members BURT G. NNILDER, B.S., M.D. SIMON H. G.AGE, B.S. VERANUS A. NIOORE, B.S., M.D. WILLIAM R. ORNDORFE BENJAMIN F. KINGSBURY, PlI.D., M.D. ABRAM T. KERR, B.S., M.D. EMILE M. CI-IAMOT, B.S., M.D. MARTIN B. TINKER, B.S., M.D. EUGENE BAKER, B.S., M.D. JOHN S. SHEARER, B.S., Ph.D. H. MISS E. D. DEAN MISS A. DEAN MISS ELIZABETH A. BRUYN MISS PAULINE LANDES Miss MAUDE LOEBER MISS JOSEPHINE B. NEAL MISS L. BELLE RICHENS MISS M. DARVES MISS HELEN DUDLEY MISS FRANCES SHOSTAC MISS LOUISE AUERBACII JESSIE R. PAWLING I. C. CARMER J. P. GLEASON J. F. KELLY C. H. MACKEY H. L. HALL W. A. BRUNDAGE - BERTON LATTIN B. C. ANDREWS I. ANDREWS, SAMUEL H. BURNETT, A.B., M.S., D.V.A HUGH D. REED, B.S. ARTHUR W. BROWN, M.S., Ph. D. BJIELVIN DRESBACH, M.S., M.D. JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY, A.M., M.D. F. E. WRIGHT, A.B., M.D. H. L. PRINCE, M.D. G. N. PEASE, A.B., M.D. XVILSEY M. BALDWIN B. A. PLACE, A.B., A.M. M.D. Members F. I. MCCORMICK E. F. GIBSON B. H. BETTS CHARLES SHOOKHOFF T. F. MEAD S. H. .NIELLEN J. F. VAVASOUR M. GEWERTZ N. PULSIPHER C. F. SCUDDER N. O. LUNDELL I. D. 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GQRMLEY MCCARTNEY W. D. BENNETT C. HOYT F. E. MCCLELLANIJ L. J. BENSON M. J. HASTINGS C. MILLER I. L. BUCHANAN F. KOENIG J. E. MOLINA C. R. FINNEGAN L. LEONARD R. L. STEPHENSON J. H. WOODSIDE Freshmen H. K. AIKEN M. J. DOOLING Mxss F. KIMBALL B. P. CHODUS M. E. EVANS ,M. LOWN C. J. CORRIN C. R. FAIRCHILD A. D. MOORE C. E.'DOLL H. FREDERICK L. S. MATTHEWS L. V. DUNHAN M. HowEs J. D. MCCARTHII F F. Down L. W. HAM W. A. BIUNSELL 408 Secretary Trcaxurer DOCTOR HEWITT C. E. SMITH B. S. SHATTUCIC E. SIINIJERVILLE L. A. WHEELER A. M. SCHALBERG H. B. RIsLEY J. V. TOWNSEND O. F. TRAINOR H. WELCH F. S. Woon F. C. OVERTON L. PARKER A. M. STARK A. SCHLEISSINGER O. G. THOMPSON C. W. WHEELER Cornell University Poultry Association Officers and Directors R. C. LAWVRY, Presiden! C. F BOEHLIQR, Vice-President F. E. BI-:N EDICT, A ssislan! L. H. BAILEY C. H. TUCR E. H. ANDERSON H. F. BACHELLER J. H. PHILLIPS.:Sll17t'TfI1l6Hli?71l0fS1l0w W. P. K. VVI-IITE Secrelary P. W. ICIMBALL, Sfcrelary-Treasurer C. ROEARTES L. F. BOYLE L. S. RFILYkI.A Honorary Members J. E. RICE A C. A. ROGERS MISS CLARA NIXON Members G. S. FARIES R. H. PRATT D. M. BARBER E F. BENEDICT C. BOEHLER A. BOIOOURT L. BOYLE G. BURT A. CHADWICR R. CHITTENDEN W. COLEMAN C. CRANDALL E. CRANE C. DARLINGTON H. DOUGHTY L. DAUM F. DEYKE L. DRAPER L. DUNN W. H. C. ENSIGN C. K. FERNS C. F. FISH MISS A. F. FRINK H. L. GRUBBS MISS E. W. HAYS. A. D. HOOSE C. KENYON G. P. W. KIM BALL H. H. KING H. KOLLANDSRUD W. G. KRUM R. C. LAWRY R. L. LEWIS W. A. LIPPINCOTT E. P. LOY J. C. MACKLEM A.,A. MILLER C. PERRY A.,G. PHILIPS J. H. PHILLIPS 409 W. P. PREBLE L. S. RELYEA C. H. ROEARTES B. B. ROEB T. B. ROBERTS W. Y. RUMSEY L. H. SCHWARTZ F. W. SHIMEL F. SMITH W B. SOMERS E. R. STONE W O. STRONG D. Y. TAYLOR R. C. H. TREGELLAS D. WELLES W P. K. VVHITE R. L. WILLIAMS J. B. WILSON C AZIEHLSDORFF S if- yi X ,bw r . I. ,' 4 ny 1 jf 1555 2 ' 4 j Honorary Members A' M. I fZ25,Q,v4.g!i?Qig, .7 BAILEY, L. H. PEARSON, R. A. IW- 'A WING, H. H. HARPER, M. W. ,Z ,' TAILBY, G. W., JR. 1, ,L Qi A I If Members xl-f' 5 - HOTCHKISS, T. B. ROSS, O. F. N 1 JAMES, B. W. RUMSEY, W. Y. JENKINS, MISS A. SALISBURY, W. A JENKINS, MISS E. SAVAGE, E. S. AVERY, E. W. DEUEL, R. E. JENKINS, MISS M. SCOON, T. M. AYERS, G. ELDREDGE, E. E. KIMBALL, P. W. STANARD, C. BAKER, E. L. ENGLEHART, F. M. LAWRY, R. C. STONE, E. R. BARBER, D. M. A FINNEGAN, C. R. MCLEAN, C. SOUSSAINT, W. BARKER, C. R. FISH, C. F. MARKHAIVI, C. A. TAYLOR, E. BARKER, F. W. FITTS, W. L. MASON, C. F. TEALL, H. C. BARNS, A. A. FOSTER, E. H. MEREDITH, H. W. THOMSON, E. H. BOWN, B. G. GARDINIER, W. MILLER, G. H. TIFFANY, H. O. BENNETT, C. M. GARRISON, A. E. MILLER, A. A TILLSON, C. B. BROWN, C. G. GILKEY, R. MOODY, G. H. TORBERT, M. BUCK, W. A. GILMORE, W. MUNRO, L. TUCK, C. H. BURR, W. F. GOWANS, MISS E. MYER, G. W. VAIL, S. CLARK, W. H. GRANT, L. P. MYER, H. W. VAN AUKEN, C. H CLEEVES, E. W. GREENMAN, C. D. PARKE, H. WALTERS, G. COCHRANE, G. HAIGHT, A. D. PECK, F. H. WEEKS, E. B. COOK, R. R. HAIGI-IT, M. C. PECKHAM, E. WELCHER, E. F. CRAIG, C. E. HALL, C. M. PI-IELPS, V. WELLS, D. I. CRANSTON, H. R. HARVEY, B. P. PHILLIPS, H. WHITE, W. P. K. CROEOOT, H. K. HEWES, E. D. PICKERING, W. D. WILLIAMS, R. CROSS, R. HEWITT, E. B. REID, E. D. WILSON, L. DAVIS, HOOSE, A. D. ROBERTSON, F. E. WRIGHT, W. E. DEPEW, W. G. HORN, J. B. ROSS, H. E. YOUNG, H. C. 410 ff ' N-. X l L .V ... ., Y- N,1 Ns 'f-i--- ------. 4.1 .,.4. . 1 founded I87I First Term Officers Rl. C. BURRITT . . . . Prerzidmzt Nl. P. JONES . Viice-Prerident - Miss N. S. SALTON . . Sefrezary T. H. DESMOND ..... Tffafllffr W. H. ALDERMAN, PAUL JUDSON, . R. H. THOMSON, R. C. LAWRY, . M. P. JONES E. I. BAYER . F. S. HAYDEN, . Board of Directors Nl. C. BURRITT, Prerzirfent . . Representing the Agricultural Association Representing the Lazy Club Representing the Round-up Club . Representing the Poultry Association Second Term Officers President . Vice-Presizfeizt E. H. THOMSON . . Secretary H. C. YOUNG ..... Treasurer Board of Directors M. P. JONES, President . . Representing the Agricultural Association . Representing the Lazy Club PAUL JUDSON, . F. H. THOMSON, R. C. LAWRY, . . Representing the Round-up Club Representing the Poultry Association 4II Q W iv -,.,-.-.- X ,Mix -Q..-1 ,.z DEUTSCHER VEREIN Officers B. C. LECHLER . . v President FRITZ FERNOW' . . . Treasuner MISS C. BUSBEE . .1 ice-President MISS I. SHEPARD. Assistant Treasu1e1 MISS C. F. BEOKER . Secretary A. DIAMANT . . . Libraruzn Members Faculty Members Verkehrsgiiste PROFESSOR W. T. HEWITT MRS. B. G. WILDER PROFESSOR A. B. FAUST MRS. P. R. POPE PROFESSOR V. SNYDER MRS. V. SNYDER PROFESSOR P. R. POPE MISS H. KNOX DOCTOR H. DAVIDSON MISS M. L. SMITH MR. C. H. IBERSHOFF :MISS S. P. WEBER MR. J. Q. ADAMS, JR. MISS A. DAY'IS ACKERMAN, MISS G. ALLEN, C. P. BABER, MISS C. BAER, MISS E. L. BAILEY, MISS S. M. BARR, D. P. BECKER, MISS C. F. BENI-IAM, MISS N. B. BENTLEY, MISS E. BENTLEY, F. R. CAPTAIN F. A. BARTON A. DORIS, A. L. - DEATH, MISS C. L. F. EDGAR, MISS M. EDMINISTER, MISS L. M. FERNOW, F. FREIDENRICII, FRIES, W. H. GEIS, R. A. N. MR. W. D. ZINNECKER Active Members IQOTINSKY, A. RITSCHARD, V. IXRETSCHMAR, MISS M. RITTER, F. W. KRETSCHMAR, MISS B. ROBERTS, MISS F. H IKUSCHKE, J. L. SCIIACRT, H. LATTIN, B. SCI-IAUMANN, T. G. ELSER, M., JR. FISCI-IER, E. J. C. M. BERNA, H. P. GENIJNG, MISS A. B. BERNIIEIM, A. JR. GILLESPIE, J. E. BIERMA, A. G. GOODMAN, M. B. BISSINGER, G. H. GREENE, MISS M. C. BLICKMAN, S. GREENMAN, C. D. BOEKER, L. GRIFFITHS, G. W. BOWMAN, MISS S. A. HAGEN, C. W. BRADY, MISS J. HAIGHT, MISS H. H. BRANDT, O., JR. HALSEY, MISS G. BURR, MISS G. L. HARTUNG, M. J. BUSBEE, MISS C. HINCRLEY, H. N. CARNEY, J. J. HOLBERT, MISS E. A. CHURCH, F. C. HOPPER, MISS Fl. C. COLLIN, H. B.. HORTON, MISS M. A COULTER, MISS M. E. HORTON, MISS M. V. COX, H. P. HORTON, MISS Q. N DAVIS, MISS E. L. JACKSON, E. DAVIS, R. F. JESSER, E. A. DIAMANT, A. KEENAN, MISS R. E. DIECRMANN, MISS A. M. DOMINICK, MISS M. A. KISO, MISS F. KILLANI, R. B. T. I LATTIN, J. D. B. LECHLER, B. C. LEVITT, C. H. LEVY, MISS G. R. LIPPERT, R. E. MAGOW'AN, D. VV. MANN, MISS F. H. MARINE, S. MARINO, A. J. MATTSON, A. VV. MAYER, E. C. MEKEEL, MISS A. G. MORRIS, W. H. MORSE, R. V. MULLER, H. R. NELSON, E. NEUBURGER, R. NORLES, MISS J. B. NORTIIRUP, MISS M. M. ORVIS, A. E. PALLEY, D. M. PERRINE, I. PERTSCII, J. G., JR. PREVIN, C. PROVOST, MISS S. D. RIEGGER, H. E. 2 SHEPARD, MISS I. SKINNER, MISS E. F SMILEY. MISS B. E. SMITH, J. B., JR. SONTAG, R. J. F. STEHLI, E. STEARNS, MISS F. L STERN, MISS B. G. STERN, MISS J. A. STEVENSON, J. A. STOREY, F. B. STUEBING, A. F. TASUK, A. A. TI-IEALL, MISS Z. I. TJOMSLAND, MISS A TOLINS, D. TOOLIN, MISS E. F. Toon, MISS E. UNDRITz, MISS E. VON GLARN, J. C. WALLACE. J. J. ' WANGER, H. S. F. WATSON, MISS I. L. WRITE, MISS R. F. WILDER, H. WOLESON. G. M. ZORN, MISS F. 1 1 MEYER-FOERSTEIVS ALT HEIDELBERGH Presented by the Deutscher Verein, December 12, 1907 CAST OF CHARACTERS Karl Heinrich, Erbprinz von Sachseri-Karlsburg Staatsminister von Haugk, Exe .... Hofmarschall Freiherr von Passarge, Exc. . Kammerherr Baron von Metzing . . . Kammerherr Baron von Breitenbach . . Dr. Phil. Jiittner ...... Lutz, Kammerdiener ...... Detlev, Graf von Asterberg, vom Korps Saxonia. . Karl Bilz, vom Korps Saxonia . . . . Kurt Engelbrecht, vom Korps Saxonia. . Von VVedeIl, Saxo-Borusse , . . Riider, Gastwirth .... Frau Riider . . . Frau Diirffel, deren Tante . . Kellermann . . . . . Kilthie .... 1 . . . Scholermann, Herzoglicher Bedienter . . Glanz, Herzoglicher Bedienter .... Membership Committee E. C. MAYER Miss E. Uwrmrrz Miss E. F. SKINNER E. JACKSON Pnormssoa P. R. Po Kammerherren, Offiziere, Studenten, Musikanten PE Committees Program Committee H. SCHACHT J. J. CARNEY Miss R. E. KEENAN Miss S. N. BAILEY C. H. IBERsHoFF Dramatic Committee A. Gus, '09 STEHLI, G. J. L. KUscHKE'O9 B.T. KILIANI, '10 R. BENTLEY, '10 C. FREVIN, '09 SCHACHT, '08 C. MAYER, '09 R. E. R. F. H. E. 4:17. R. BENTLEY, '10 J. L. Kuscrucs, '09 J. A. STEVENSON, '10 D. TOLINS, '09 F. FERNOW, '09 ,Di Miss C. F. BECKER, '09 Miss M. KRETSCHMAR, '09 H. R, MULLER, '09 Miss F. Kiso, '09 J. G. Pzrvrscn, Jn., '09, J. B. SMITH, JR., '10 ener Social Committee E. J. C. Fxscanrz A. DIAMANT Miss E. F. TOOLIN Miss A. B. GENUNG Docron. H. DAVIDSON H. Scifmcm' Miss M. KRETSCHMAR J. G. PERTSCH, JR. PROFESSOR A. B. FAUST A- A. TAUSK 413 MAUD LOUISE KUSCHKE EMILY HICKMAN NORA BLANDING FRASER AMY TEAGLE RHODES MARY AGNES CHRISTY ELEANOR ELIZABETH CHURCHILL FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS CELIA FRANCES HAAS ETHEL SEDDEN HAMILTON FRANCES HICKMAN ETHEL LACEY JARRETT EDNA LENORA MERTZ FLORENCE MARGARET SNOWDON HELEN MARIA STEARNS 414 RAFVR-A I and A V. RENT' I 9 6 . X . 1- .Q . 1 L? vp--Li , 'Tar' Q X I. I-41,3 'T' EMILY HICKMAN SADIE AGATHA BOWMAN FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS JANE GOUINLOCK ETHEL SEDDEN HAMILTON EDNA LENORA' MERTZ FLORENCE MARGARET SNOWDON HELEN M. STEARNS ANNA CLEGG STRYKE JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON BERNICE LUCY BROWN MOLLY B. HENDERSON QUEENIE NORTHROP HORTON FLORENCE OLIVE KING HELENA GERTRUDE LECHMAN GRETCI-IEN RICH LEVY MARY REYNOLDS PRESTON EVA WINIERED RORTY MARY BOWLER TRUE 415 I Z If , f W I If 'I 1 .1 2 ' PM , 3' X 4 I My A QM W -A AE 21' N Aw II W X N C N In r- h--' ' X f X5 'I NX R 'K Y Ichthus FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS FRANCES HICKMAN EDNA LENORA MERTZ ELEANOR VICTORIA REED QUEEN FIDELIA SELOVER ANNA STRYKE X AN fs RUTH CHRISTINE LOVELL BERGEN ANNA DENNITON MARYA BULKLEY HENDERSON JULIA THERESA O,BRIEN MARY REYNOLDS PRESTON LULU ALLT STRONG ELIZABETH CLARKE KATHARINE EATON RUTH HOFESTEN FRANCES MCTAMMANY RUTH STONE EVELYN THOMAS 416 As N QQX H A rw: Q an digbr' , n.,i4m,'v3 IIN. .W ' blrsxffui W :ZIVZI mf: x ::uK '4u ' u ,Ag 'L FTM L -A,-9 ftvrmzIiI7 - 'Aj I -1 Y w 3 f , J f7Jlf ix -Q-im X l c 61fIlz,Eb: , y 2 15 f XKXNA' J' mm X x , '- six'-.-Elxxv ' -'T J. I N 'zf:2Ef?w ,If MJL 5Q9P y 7 ! Bin 3, ij gklmfg , J I X 'J I, wk ,Q M493 L ! CS JW F If 'Ha . K Q 5,1 C J M I 4 . - ak-iiff- S I RT EDITH NAOMI BENTLEY ELLA LAURA BAER A -SN yfg' I XX I A5 ,, L f I 'JQZ-aq:f'f IifIIg'4f'f Lx , s 1 XfNigAZi:rf,.I,wyg'Z. , F- : 1 X X. A xx 1 ETHEL LACEY JARRETT J ELIZABETH LEONARD EDITH MAY OSBORNE ANNA ELEANORA BIDDLE GRACE ETHEL ARTHUR CLARA VIVIAN BRAYMER J JANE LOUISE JONES GERTRUDE DAVIS KELLOGG RUTH SIGOURNEY SIIEPHARD E35 I C 417 N ! EMILY MAY BEESON XJ N . X WT' .-,mf , ENE ' 1 , 'lf S L . 4' .5 wf: . -. ,ad Y' 3 :LH it -54 xp., 0, J 1.44 .2 E Sennightly MAUD LOUISE KUSCHKE CECIL WATKINS MABEE JOSEPHINE BRADY POLLY HICKS DUNNING FLORENCE ABBOTT CURTIS ETHEL M. OVERBAUGH LOUISE B. SKIDMORE MARY AMELIA BELL RETA E. KEENAN MARY B. HENDERSON HELENE G. LECHMAN LOTTA JEAN BOGERT GEORGIA L. BURR LAURA T. COOPER SARA BARNHOLT GENEVIEVE E. MURRAY FRANCES BELL 418 RUTH B. HOFFSTEN FLORENCE HALL MANN FRANCES L. MCTAMMANY JENNIE ELLIS 1 .P f xxx' i 'iff as 31211 i E 1-' 1- 2' R' I F, l.c,..........-..-u.onQ-gvvuw--V--x-Q..-Qnowowovvoaoaonoweiw-B ix I 'IP' I 'P' 2 In XI WAI SIDE CLVB ff Q A L-A---C114 1: izjao--1 L: -if 1 :r--:e-?-:oluouv:::'ooQ:-:ar:f- ? ML ,I Qzavsawnn. -'- . I 4:49-v' nf' i 33 ' X ,aw , T31-K VL.: ,..f,.3 X .A - A ,L f - -, . ' Y .f 1. - f'ff..P..-45'-. V. rv' 'F- 1 : 7Z'diP.f'.:- 4:4 1' X ' . I Q' -A iifezf-1. ' . F U Mp ' f fi. ' SET-Fm. 'f2'- .' AH L I 4 ' ., g:.,s.'1j'f2!.' -1.5.3.5- 1i,? '. If .. ik... -e 5- grf :- ,S h V jr., 3,1 . 1,5 -- '- iflfggl w ' X ' fr .ag , ., P15-,fg.-:IL 4 . 3 if . 'q.. ' ' ' - t A 4- fri- 17 NX .1 ' V- .1 -.S '- Hz' 1:1-'-7 GERTRUDE C. HEMINGWAY MARY F. CALDWELL CELIA F. HAAS CARLIE M. MALLETT ALICE A. SKINNER EMMA F. SKINNER FLORENCE M. SNOWVDON FLORENCE S. TERWILLIGER MARY L. ALLEN MYRA L. MCCOY MATTIE C. MOFFETT EVA W. RORTY MAY A. DAVIS LORENA FRENCH ETHEL ROBISON ANNA H. WILSON MARY V. HORTON ANNA W. KEICHLINE CHRISTINA M. STIVERS HELEN A. VAIL 4-I9 4 X ii F ,- I -1-Pl? f-H+--fn -P nl- -r- 1 lg A 4- - fn .Rf-Q I . I 4 ' V' Sl - - X x K - ill . Y' fn- .1 fx 'arcifili' Officers - FLORENCE M. SNOWDON . . . President HELENE G. LECHMAN . . Vice-Presz'a'ent SARA F. BURNS . . . . Secretary FRANCES L. MCTAMMANY . . Treafurer Sports and Pastimes Council MRS. ANDREW D. WHITE MRS. CHARLES H. BLOOD Miss LOUISE B. LOOMIS Miss GERTRUDE NYE Miss ELLEN B. CANEIELD BERNICE BROWN FLORENCE M. SNOWDON HELENE G. LECHMAN SARA F. BURNS FRANCES L. MCTAMMANY GRETCHEN R. LEVY HELENE G. LECHMAN . . Manager Basketball Club BERNICE BROWN . ,. Manager Tennzlv Club GRETCHEN R. LEVY . Manager Rowing Club 420 .. . -fa .- .-, 1 , . .4- ..',N'. 6919 lip SH66 :SS R6 f in EV A M xg' X , fig cu A 1'T '- Fl y- , I , 1 - I v . . l , 3. , 6 ji' -QQ, ai' S .IT . f 4' A e ' 5 ' 4 X- .2 I K7 I A ' LA. R A .' j N. Q.. ' fi if ' I ' I' H - . A I A 'T 'C ' Eff. ' '- ' f ff 5- I cfs' .. A Q ' E' ' L lf. Q ETHEL S. HAMILTON M. RAE PRESTON M. GERTRUDE RAND KATHERINE EATON HELENE G. LECHMAN MARION D. JEWELL FRANCES L. MCTAMMANY . ELLA L. BAER EDNA C. BALDWIN E. ELIZABETH CHURCHILL POLLY H. DUNNINO FRANCES HICKMAN CHRISTINE AVERY ALICE W. BENHAM MARGARET BRADLEY JOSEPHINE BRADY LUCY S. CADOGAN E. GRACE ERWAY CATHERINE M. ALLEN CAROLYN C. CRAWFORD SADIE E. BARNHOLT H. GRACE DELANY Off1CefS IQO8 IVIARION D. JEWELL EDNA L. MERTZ M. GERTRUDE RAND ELEANOR V. H. REED LVIABEL IROLLINS BERENICE C. SKIDELSKY 1909 EDNA D. GRISWOLD MARY B. HENDERSON ETHEL H. HEAL PAULINE E. HIRSH QUEENIE N. HORTON RETA E. KEENAN LAURA JOACHIM 1910 KATHERINE EATON CORNELIA F. KEPHART FRANCES L. MCT-AMMANY 1911 ELIZABETH T. DICKERSON MILDRED EVANS 421 . . 1JfE5l.t17F7'lf . lfife-Pre.fz'a'ent . . Serretary . . Treasurer Property Manager . Stage Manager . ffssisfant Stage Manager FLORENCE M. SNOWDON ADELAIDE E. STEIN E. FLORENCE STRANG ZAIDEE I. THEALL EDITH L. WILKINSON GRETCHEN R. LEVY HELENE G. LECHMAN MATTIE C. MOEEETT JULIA T. O,BRIEN BESSIE C. STERN LULU A. STRONGE FLORENCE H. MANN FANNY G. SELDEN MARY V. HORTON RHODA F. WHITE C,- QL QI EQQQ 233 51 ANNA CLEGG STRYKE . ETHEL HAMILTON RETA F. KEENAN GRETCHEN RICH LEVY MARGARET W. AHERNE ELIZABETH ANNE ANDERSON JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON MARY AULT SADIE BARKHOLT ANNA BIDDLE JOSEPHINE BRADY SARA F. BURNS ELSIE M. CHAPMAN MARY CHRISTY ELIZABETH CLARKE ETHEL L. DAVIS HARRIET GRACE DELANY M-ARTHA E. DICK KATHARINE EATON BEATRICE ESCHNER MILDRED EVANS PAULINE ESHNER HIRSH 422 . Preqident . Vz're-President . Serretary . Treasurer RUTH B. HOFFSTEN HELEN JONES AGNES KALMBACH ANNA KEICHLINE MAUD LOUISE KUSCHKE HELEN LESTER ELSIE LINK FLORENCE MANN NAOMI RIEGEL MARGARET HALLOWELL RIGGS ETHEL ROBINSON HELEN OLGA SHOLLENBERGER BERENICE SKIDELSKY FLORENCE M. SNOWDON HELEN A. VAIL ALMA T. WALDIE ETHEL WHITELEY EDITH A. YOUNG svf' OUTDOORS , , rzggg NSN 'W99N1 g+', INDooRs Architects' Christmas Tree GOVERNOR HUGHES AND DEAN BAILEY if , f 1 X ' 9 zz T Z Z 4 ' 4 W f W f f W f f f M X 7 gl! f,, ,,,f Q : iran , w x. 5 'f H T4?4: 'fa' hx QE . 55 'fy 1? L :QE 'TT' ' 'W m -fX . wa Q1 f T, . f , - 1A1 ng 1a Q, 1 f J A Q :J J 'Q I ' H,,. !h I f : In H f ' 677 U 'fi' vz F41 '4 Zn' I M27 1 AG i f ' ' if EV W '47 if if W2 '1 ' . I W 1 I f W - If .J Wf?:,.'7 I . s lqfgq y!fZZ1,.4, WTC 21 ' . 5 2 ' ff f . V f 'W M S' 7,11 Q .' Q 7 f' 5? . H 9111 Af' ' f X 1' D ? Z!-2.24.6 ...'. r-'97 F , ,4 X f ,f f If 'wx 4 f . X ma PV EIDE ESMF EE Y Debate Union LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH . . . Pmvident ROBERT EARL COULSON . . Vice-Pres1'a'ent HARRY N. WILSON . . Secretary HENRY THOMAS KENT, JR, . Treawrer Debate Council FRANK ALBERT FETTER ROBERT EARL COULSON JAMES ALBERT WINANS DAVID THEODORE SMITH RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL THOMAS GLENN DURKAN GEORGE LINCOLN BURR ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH THOMAS PATRICK HANAGAN CHARLES ROLAND HUGINS 22 23 9,3 EDEEESDMTEE HENRY TI-Iox1As KENT, .ABRAHAM LEVINE, Clerk ADLER, S. BAER, C. E. BENHAM, Mlss BLACK, E. BLACK, R. T. BLAKELEY, W. BLITZSTEIN, MISS M. BLODGI-ITT, F. M. BOYLE, L. F. BROWN, H. P. BRowN, G. H. CALDXVELL, W. E. CI-IADOWITZ, C. CI-IATFIELD, C. E. CI-IURCI-I, L. S. CLARK, A. CONGER, H. G. COULSON, R. E. CRANDALL, L. Coox, Miss E. E. DGBSON, G, G. DoRIs, A. L. , DURKAN, T. G- EDLUND, R. C. FQWLER, W. F. Members of Cornell Congress November 9, 1907 ELIZABETH ELLSWORTI-I Cook, Treasurer D. H. LEI-IMAN, Sergeant-ar-Arms DAN'1D THEODORE SRIITI-I, Drk-are Co1mci1Represen!aIi1.'e FRISBII-2, G. N. FROST, V. GEIS, R. A. GILMAN, A. L. GOLDIIERG, M. S. GOODRICH, L. R. GRIFFIN, C. A., JR. HAND, C. HAS'DEN, G. S. Hoc-AN, V. HUNT, E. H. JACOEY, H. S. JOHNSON, W. G. KENT, H. T., JR. KNAIAP, F. H. LAPP, A. LAsI-IER, H. LEVINE, A. LEVINSON, I. LEVITT, C. H. LUIIIN, H. MATHERS, G. A. MCKAY, A. W. MELLEN, S. H. MORRIS, NV. O'DONNELL, P. OTTAWAY, L. L. PALLEY, D. M. PARKER, C. VV. RATHBUN, S. S. RICE, F. A. RICI-IARDsoN, L., IR. SAMUELS, R. E. SCI-IONBERG, I. Sl-IEPARD, R. SHILOTRI, P. S. SKIDELSKI, MISS B. C. SMITH, D. T. SIHRAGUE, F. B. STEVENS, E. A. TFAUBENHAUS, F. TI-IoRNE, H. C. TOLINS, D. ULLRIAN, M. WALZER, I. WARD, D. M. WHITE, D. A. WILSON, H. N. WILSON, H. C. WINDER, A. H. VVOLFE, I. E. YIH, K. BVS A X A EIDEiE3AXiT'fE. X DAVID THEODORE SMITH . CLARENCE EDWARD CI-IATFIELD ARCHER LOUIS CHAPIN . . ROMEYN YATMAN THATCHER . ANDREW WILLIAM MCKAY . THOMAS GLENN DURKAN Andrew Dickson hite Debate Club Officers Members CLARENCE EUGENE BAER LOUIS MUNSON BAKER WILLIAM KIMBALL BENTLEY EDWIN GARRIGUES BORING ARCHER LOUIS CHAPIN CLARENCE EDWARD CHATFIELD THOMAS GLENN DURKAN WILLIAM MICHAEL GALLAGHER LEROY ROSENGREN GOODRICH HENRY THOMAS KENT, JR. . . . President . V ice-Presid ent . . Secretary . . , . Treasurer . . Sergeant-at-Arm: . Debate Counfil Repre.ventatz ue ANDREW WILLIAM MCKAY CARL WILLIAM PARKER ROBERT EUGENE SAMUELS DAVID THEODORE SMITH ROMEYN YATMAN THATCHER MATHER FRANCIS THURSTON CHARLES FRANCIS WHITE PHILIP ,IOHN WICKSER ADAM HEBER WINDER ISIDOR ERLICH WOLFE if A 22 EDEEESSAUTEE XR Francis Miles Finch Debate Club ALBERT DIAMANT . . ABRAHAM LEVINE . . JOHN LLEWELYN KUSCHKE CLARENCE JOSEPH HAND FRITZ FERNOW . . RoscOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND R. T. BLACK T. R. BRIGGS H. A. CALLIS L. S. CHURCH R. E. COULSON R. H. DAYTON A. DIAMANT G. G. DOBSON J. DUBUIS 1909 Officers Active Members R. C. EDLUND W. G. EVANS F. FERNOW A. L. GILMAN C. S. HAND J. L. KUSCHKE A. LEVINE C. H. LEVITT E. W. MITCHELL . . Prerident . Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer Sergeant-atfffrrnx Representative to Debate Council W. N. N1LEs F. A. RICE S. S. ROLPH I. SAFRO F. B. SPRAGUE W. L. TODD D. TOLINS K. YIH E. M. YORK X 22 V Lfmcetwxirta R Charles K. Adams Debate Club 1910 Officers L. BERGMANN . . . . . President J. MORRIS . . Vice-Pre.fz'a'ent M. FEDER . , . Secretary H. N. WILSON J. WALLACE . T. P. HANAGAN . . . . Treasure: . . Sergeant-at-firms Represeniatifve to Debaie Council Executive Committee F. N. DARLING, Chairman H. M. HAVERBECK D. M. PALLEY Active Members ARTHUR ADLER LOUIS BERGMANN ALBERT C. BEAN LOUIS F. BOYLE OLIVER W. BOIES ELMER BLACK ABRAHAM DORIS V. FRASER EUGENE FRIEDMAN RICHARD C. GANO EDWARD A. STEVENS H. CALDER THORNE MORRIS ULLMAN DAVID A. WHITE GEORGE M. WICKER LEE L. OTTAWAY DAVID M. PALLEY Associate Members JAMES P. HEWITT STANTON GRIFFIS EDWARD G. GRIFFIN NELSON R. PEET LAWRENCE RICHARDSON, JR. FRANK H. KNAPP EDWIN H. METZ KENNETH C. NEWMAN JACOB T. GRUBEL MATTHEW H- HOFF EARNEST H. HESPELT JACOB HOLZMAN V 22 i Z Sf EIDEEEQAYZTTE 23 Charles E. Hughes Debate Club Officers First Term W. . ROSE, President P H D. . LEHMAN, Vin--Prendrnt G. V. LVIOORE, Sffretary E. V. HUGHES, Treasurer R. SONTAG, Sergeant-at-Arms Officers Second Term H. E. GRIFFITH, Prexident H. P. ROSE, Vfff-PTE51.d67Zf J. H. BROWN, Secretary H. V. BRADLEY, Treasurer A. KOTINSKY, Sergeant-at-Arms Members ALLAN, C. P. COHEN, A. LESLIE, O. RICE, M. ATKINSON, K. DOMINICK, D. C. LEHMAN, D. H. ROBINSON, H. H BAKER, H. L. EDLUND, S. W. LEWIS, W. Roos, D. BANCROFT, A. EDWARDS, H. I. LOWARY, R. C. ROSE, W. P. BARNUM, G. S. FANCHER, H. M. MAGOWAN, D. W. RUSSEL, W. L. BEAKES, H. L. FOGEL, C. MATTSON, A. W. SWARTZ, L. H. BELLIS, H. T. FULLER, R. H. MOORE, V. SCHMID, G. F. BENJAMIN, F. W. GILES, R. C. MASON, H. SCHOENBERG, I. BENNET, W. A. GOWDY, E. C. NEUBEROER, R. SEEP, H. G. BERNHEIM, A. GRIFFITH, H. F. OLIVER, L. SCARBOROUGH, H BERTEL, H. HAGUE, B. PILOSS, P. SONTAG, R. BIRD, F. H. HEARN, I. PUELES, S. STRELITZ, M. EODJNE, H. V. HUGHES, E. V. PICKERILL, H. M. ST. JOHN, F. M BRADIEY, H. V. HUGINS, C. R. PILLIARD, G. -I. THOMPSON, W. BRONSON, F. P. HUNT, B. F. POLLOCK, A. USILION, L. H. BROWN, A. J. HUNT, G. E. QLIINN, W. M. WALES, W. H. BROWN, G. H. JUDD, S. G. REILLY, D. WALZER, BROWN, I. S. KOTINSRY, A. REYNOLDS, C. C. WILSON, H. C. CHAPMAN, R. KEENAN, W. RIBSAM, C. F VVOLFSON, G. M. CHUCKROW, C. M. Yi A EIDE ESAXTT EE. PX I I I I Cornell Debate Club 1908 Pennsylvania-Cornell Debates ' First Debate cI8Q4.D Pennsylvania Seventh Debate frgozj Pennsylvania Second Debate CI8Q5D Pennsylvania Eighth Debate flgogj Cornell Third Debate QI8Q6D Cornell Ninth Debate CIQO4, Cornell Fourth Debate fI897D Cornell Tenth Debate CIQOSD Cornell Fifth Debate H8985 Cornell Eleventh ,Debate CIQO6D Cornell Sixth Debate QISQQD Pennsylvania Twelfth Debate CIQO7D Pennsylvania Thirteenth Debate CI908D Pennsylvania Columbia-Cornell Debates , First Debate froooj Won Second Debate CIQOID Won Third Debate CIQOZD Won Fourth Debate Qroogj Won by Cornell Fifth Debate CIQOLQ Won by Cornell! by Columbia Sixth Debate CIQOSD Won by Columbia by Cornell Seventh Debate CIQO6D Won by Cornell by Columbia Eighth Debate CIQO7D Won by Columbia Ninth Debate CIQOSD Won by Columbia Cornell-Pennsylvania Debate Team R. E. CoULsoN, 'o9, Artx QLeaderj A. L. GILMAN, '08, Art: R. C. EDLUND, 'o9, Art: A. H. WINDER, 'o8, Arts fAlt.j Cornell-Columbia Debate Team H. T. KENT, JR., ,o8, Arts QLeaderj E. E. CooK, '08, Arty D. T. SMITH, '08, Arts P. A. SULLIVAN, '09, La-w QAIQ X? Sf EEDEEESAXZTEE 53 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 I8Q2 1893 1894 1895 1896 ' 6 Memorial Speakers 1906 Winners Of the '86 Memorial Prize in Public Speaking ANDREW S. WHITE 1897 HERRICK C. ALLEN HOWARD A. OPPENHEIM 1898 MORTIMER OSTHEIMER FRANK H. CALLAN 1899 WILLIAM O. MORGAN WILLARD H. AUSTEN IQOO WILLIAM H. MORRISON EDWIN D. SHURTER 1901 WILLIAM A. PRAYER ERNEST I. WHITE 1902 CHARLES B. DOWD WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, JR. 1903 ELIAS H. KELLEY EDWARD V. HENRY V 1904 CHARLES H. TUOK STEVEN F. SHERMAN, JR. IQO5 WILLIAM L. RANSOM IRWIN ESMOND 1906 FRANCIS L. DURK 1907 HORACE LATHROP DAWSON, M.E , ,O7 Contestants in 1907 Clarence Eugene Baer, '08, Arts Thomas Lowe Bogardus, '08, Law Miss Alice Welles Benham, '07, Arts Horace Lathrop Dawson, '07, M. E. Dragoshin George Dragoshinoff, '07, Agr. Harry William Droge, '07, Law Henry Pastor Du Bois, '07, M. E. John Lawrence Gleason, '07, Law John Llewelyn Kuschke, 'QQ, Arts Ray Verne Mitchell, '07, Law Theodore Sherwood Rowland, '07, Arts Harry George Stutz, '07, Law X 22 28 EEEEEESJAUTEE '94 Memorial Speakers 1908 Winners of the '94 Memorial Prize in Debate 1895 WILLIAM P. CHAPMAN, . IQO2 FLOYD L. CARLISLE 1896 HARLEY N. CROSBY 1903 GEORGE D. CROFTS 1897 DANIEL H. WELLS 1904 WILLIAM L. RANSOM 1898 GAIL LAUGHLIN 1905 NEAL D. BECKER 1899 JAMES B. NOLAN 1906 GEORGE W. R0EscH 1900 FRANK H. HAUSNER 1907 FRANCIS L. DURK 1901 SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL 1908 ROSCOE C. EDLUND Contestants in 1908 David Theodore Smith, '08, Law Robert Earl Coulson, ,OQ, Art: Elizabeth Ellsworth Cook, '08, Arts Roscoe Claudius Edlund, ,o9, Arts Adam Heber Winder, '08, Law Andrew Logan Gilman, ,OQ, Art: 23 A V EFEEEEEQAXZTEE X4 JOSEPH HENRY KOH.-TN FRANCIS LASIMERTS DURK ROBERTSON 1X'IAT1'HEWVS GEORGE W11.1.1Ax1 ROESCH NI.-KBEL FORD X801-IM.-XNS W11.L1Ax1 XVINTHROP TAYLOR Woodford Prize Speakers 1871 1872 1873 1874 1875 1876 1877 1878 1879 1880 1881 1882 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 Winners of Woodford Prize in Oratory JOHN E. MOORE ADOLPHUS L. RADER fAward rescindedj JAMES F. GLUc1c GEORGE H. FITCH CLARENCE H. ESTY GEORGE W. GILLETTE CHARLES W. AMES ALFRED MILLER FRANK C. WHITNEY cAW3Yd rescindedj Divided between CHARLES FRANK R. LUCKEY ASA A. ALL1NG CHARLES A. POTTER STODDARD M. STEVENS E. D. AE1NUM DE LIMA HORACE WHITE P1-111,111 C. PAYNE P. BACON and 1889 1890 1891 1892 1893 1894 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 IQOI 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 HOXK'ARD A. OPPENHEIM FRANK A. ABBOTT Q-Xward rescindedj EDYVIN D. SHURTER ERNEST I. VVHITE HARR1ETT C. CONNOR GEORGE P. DYER CHARLES H. Il.-XMMELKAMP DANIEL H. WELLS CHARLES H. MAYER HERBERT B. LEE EUGENE T. L1ES SIDNEY S. LOWENTHAL MICHAEL A. FORD AL1-'RED HUGER WILLIALi A. MURPHY ROBERT P. BUTLER CHARLES H. TUc1c WILLXAKNI W. TAYLOR 22 V 4 W THE DEBATE TEAB1 IN PHILADELPHIA THE SUN ss 1: . TED Lmnom-'F 'E --.. Sxnuzv Doo --. U. sa Joi-1NN11: Hou so sa Vzc H1:muMAN Tm: CLUBS T1-1 E QUA RTETTE S1-:ARCH or Tx-11: BAGGAGE CAR HALLBERG IN H US 1cLxN 'LG Z 41 na F14 'Ll s A F. THOMA R0 P 4'BlLL DUGAN ER TU RN on' B The Glee Club's Christmas Trip NWS HQAL Eg MMATHC CLIVE S if V112 A . . . 1 .aff 171 , -' , N ' 5.1 'r ' ' ,1f.Leg3f5ffw q f-A 'fu 'X Z: V, Wg 1 .. . -.fy-, is ,. ff? V 51 112 ' -ij! 1:4 r ,f ! 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' U ,X ' 'A 1 , - V., !-,f . J-' ' Q'5 fIiff'f .uirffii ,'if'f?J.1'1 ':i ' 3 ' iff-Tl gf: 1- 'f . 5 .Q xi vii- 9i,,.,,.,T Y , ,. 'P A ' - !.U?':.?:',f. 3 . '. gg.. N1 f7qT if Q .lr Q1 -'V .'1.Eif,?,:Q? if 'i ' , 1 't-if J' ' ' f I Q 2. Y--sf'I ? ' , 1-, HFPL-, . , 45.1 , Q Q 11-.lf-.-abglzw A' K5 2 fI'.5 f.'ff1i ..-aiflff ... , . . f -f ,V W . ir, ...jtlur hh ,155-ak., ,'.v'4:, ,..lfl.f4.-v,i:,'::',.,, wig'-4.4-,H Si- 1 9,1 , wir ,p V A I I ,. -9 -..JL f.i1X':LTwuE.'.,0.J-r1f,1imvEfnE5'j.'.-1f.f,'f ,.i: A: f'3-ix:- sf-1a1.agg'::ar0....t:...r .. --1-2-aiu.: 1 .- .V ' ' ' ' A fpa-Aww. Q 1' .' -1 V' -, .F 1 ' 5 s Lf ROBERT P. TURNER, 1908, Mo., Manager C. A. FAUC1-1ER, 1909, N. Y. C. A. FRANKE, 1911, N. Y. E. E. GOODXVILLIE, 1910, Ill. W. H. GRoTz,1911, N. Y. F. S. ADAMS, 1907, Minn. R. K. BLANCHARD. 1910, Vt. S. E. BLUNT, 1909, N. Y. R. E. C1-1A:11BER1,.-x1N, 1911, Md. A. W. BENSON, 1910, N. Y. I. G. Doux, 1909, N. Y. K. S. EDWARDS, 1910, Ky. A. V. FRAN1cL1N, 1908, N. Y. W. V. A. CLARK, 1909, N. A. G. DAR1.1N0, 1911, N. Y. F. E. F1101-1, 1908,N. Y. M. H. LANDIS, 1909, Pa. RICHARD H. Cons, 1909, O., Assixzanz Manager YYILLIARI Duc..-xx, 1907. Col. Graduate Manager Glee Club ALBERT V. FR.xN1c1.1N, 1908, N. Y., Leade HOLI.!S E. DANN, Dif6Cl0f First Tenors L. H11.1., 1909, Mo. D R. T. HOLLOXVAY, 1908, N. Y. G E. C. MAYER, 1908, N. Y. D. B1ILLER, 1910, N. Y. H Second Ten ors DUCLOS, l9IO, Yukon O P. D. FOXVLER, 1910, Pa. 1-1 A. H. R. FRENQ1-1, 1911,Neb. T. C. R. HASKEL1., 1908, N. C. First Basses j. G. voN GLA1-1N, 1910, N. Y. H D. S. GRAX', 1910, Mich. F. E. A. IESSER, 1908, N. Y. T. I. E. LAW, 1911, D. C. R. Second Basses A. W. MORSE, 1908. N. Y. H. A. W. PETERS, 191o,O. M H. P. REED, 1909, Wis. H. A. L. ROSE, 1910, N. Y. R. 441 NIILLER, 1908, Pa. W. PECK, 1911, Canada. W. Roof, 1909, Ill. C. SCHUYLER, 1910, B. HUGHES, 1911,N. M. KE1sER, 1910, N. J. L1ND0 RFF, 1907, E. IVIONTAGUE, I909, G. MOWE, IQIO, N. J. Nov1:s,1910, N. R. W. Ro1.1.o, 1910,-Ill. SEE, 1909, O. D. STILLWELL, 1909, A. STURGES, 1908, N. E. TQREM.-KN, 1909, N. N. Y. J. Y. N. Y. N.Y Y. Y. ULLNIANN, 1908, Ill. N. Y Y. Y. 1907-1908 MANDOLIN CLUB, R. Mandolin Club HARRY S. SHOPE, 1908, Penn., Leader GEOIKGE L. COLEMAN, 1895, Dim-iar S. Baum,19o9,lll. A Peniamin 1 08 lll J. '.',9,. A. W. CODlQl1D,IQIO,A'llCl1. S L S. Gould, IQII, N. Y. . G. Hallberg, IQOQ, lll. H. A. Appel, 1908, Col. F. S. Bosworth, 1911, Vllis. R R G D. P. G Harrison, 1908, Va. Hartwell, IQOQ, N. Y. Barr, 1911, N. Y. Chapman, IQOQ, Conn. I. Behrman, IQIO, Md. H. E. Childs, 1909, N. Y. C. E. Bronson, IQIO, N. Y. J. E. Brosseau,1911,lll. H. A. Sturges, 1 First Mandolins A. H. Hutchinson,1909,lll. H. S. H. R. James,1909,lll. F. G. R. T. Mclinew, 1910, D. C. R W. G. K. Milte11berger,1911, Mo. E. S. C E. Second Mandolins H. H. Jones, IQIO, N. Y. R B. H. A. Kiep, Jr., IQIO, N. Y. F C. E. XV. Mitchell, 1909, O. H. S. F M. Guitars N. C. Farr, 1909, lll. C. C. T. Hewitt, 1908, N. Y. R A. R. V. Morse, IQII, N. Y. Shope, 1908, Pa. Smith, IQO8, N. Y. Standarr, IQOQ, Mich YVheelan,I911, Cal. Yates, 191 I, Mich. Stanton, 1909, N. Y. Stephens, 1908, N. Y VVanger,1911, Cal. Vllhite, IQI I, N. Y. Rogers, IQOQ, N. Y. Smallman, 1908, O. Violins J. D. Grant, 1909, Col. H E. Weaver, 1908, N. Y. G. F. l'ond,1910, N. Y. H F. XVClCl1ll,I9IO, N. Cellos G. R. Lehman, 1909, O. H. G. Mosler, IQIO, O. ' A. Vllebb, IQOQ, O. Flute A. T. VVaight, 1908, O. Traps 908, N. Y. R. W. Ullmann, 1908,1lll. Council Undergraduate Members FRANCIS S. ADAMS, 1907, President ROBERT P. TURNER, 1908, Manager ALBERT V. FRANKLIN, 1908, Leader of Glee Club HARRY S. SHOPE, 1908, Leader of Mandolin Club Alumni Members CHARLES E. TREMAN, 1889, Graduate Trearurer WILLIAM DUGAN, 1907, Graduate Manager-Seeretary I Faculty Advisory Members GEORGE P. BRISTOL EDWIN H. WOODRUFF BLIN S. CUSHMAN 443 LUB, 1907-1908 ANJO C CD Banjo Club EDGAR M. XVI-IITLOCK, 'IO . XIVALTER L. DRAGER, '09 . GEORGE L. COLEM1-XN,'QS . First Banjos E. M. W1-IITLOCK, '10, N. Y. G. HARR1sON, 'IO, N. Y. R. NICCULLOUGH, '1O, N. Y. Banjeau rines NV. D. CARLTON, '11, N. J. T. THOMPSON, '11, N. Y. Bass Banjo O. V. KRUSE, '09, N. Y. 44-5 . Lauder . Nlan agar . Director Second Banjos W. L. DRAGER, '09, Cal. J. MONROE, '09, Pa. M. E. CLARK, ,II, N. Y. F. C. OSBORN, 'II, N. Y. A. POLLOCK, '1 1, N. Y. Guitars C. H. BRADLEY, Sp., N. J R. H. WRIGHT, '09, Md. T. R. LUDLAM, '11, N. Y. OO O OW 'T' IX O ON r-1 THE MASQUE, . . vim , 25:5 . UWQ -v ,,' X . , . .Q-.Q .,g,- 'Q Q 3'9 ' 2 - C S . R A E E E . . .. Z G l N E ' lx , I-gif V I . w S S , ilk ' -WW' :Pnl 1 yg I ' f 0 0 V 1 ' F- I E.. 'I' if V .I ' Y Y wil .QIYZIMILHXSMYI UiX1lil1lWIWlWlElWlKX1lVl'lWiNll :'il' 1llf11llf YEWV 'I ' I I l If f if I Management C. T. Si-LIPP, '08, .llanagrr H. M. SHORT, '09, .4SsiLslanl.1Ianager W. J DVGAN, '07, Graduate .llfuzager Y. D. HERRIMAN, Slczyc .llamzger F. S. Adams, '07 J. E. Mannoccir. 'OS J. VV. Cox, '09 M. H. Merriss, '10I T. J. Lindorff, '07 I2 F. Merrill, '08 C. D. Curtis, '09 P. L. Metzger, '10 N. C. Mason, '07 G F. Mosher, '08 R. V. Davey, '09 D. J. Miller, '10 W. S. Rowland, '07 R. G. Pangborn. '08 R. F. Folwer, '09 T. L. Miller, '10 E. Stehli, '07 J. M. Prophet, '08 H. W. Helmer, '09 P. B. Orchard, '10 G. H. Adler, '08 K L. Roberts, '08 H. J. Delllesa, '09 G. F. Pond, '10 C. G. Bamberger, '08 C. T. -Seipp, '08 L. Michie, '09 E. VV. Rand, '10 R. J. Bautel. '08 L. R. Smith, '08 L. F. Murphy, '09 H. J. Raymond, '10 VV. G. Baird. '08 H. L. Snider, '08 J. W. Root, '09 H. Roehling, '10 A. J. Boardman, '08 H. b. 5ho1ie,'08 J. H. Scott, '09 W. M.'Rose, '10 H. G. Bull, '08 S. W. Shoemaker, '08 H. I. Seely, '09 H. C. Schuyler, '10 VV. -T. Burwell. '08 E A. Stillman, '08 S. VV. Smith. '09 J. F. String, '10 O. S. Bruce, '08 ' K XV. Slausen, '08 R. C. Tindall, '09 J. P. Swift. '10 R. L. Coe, '08 E T. Treman. '08 C. E. Torrence, '09 R. O. lValbridge. '10 G. H. Condon, '08 E J. Tucker, '08 R. E. Treman, '09 W. M. lValden, '10 C. VV. Cornell. '08 R. P. Turner, '08 R. T Turner, '09 H. O. 1Valter, '10 B. Eckert, '08 T. C. Ulbricht, '08 R. W. Weed. Jr., '09 H. K. Becker, '11 G. D. Ellsworth, '08 R.. XV. Ullman, 'US C. Il. Yohe. '09 F. D. Burnet, '11 G. J. Feldman, '08 P. A. Vannan, '08 H. H. Conway, '10 T. R. Cox, '11 R. H. Fow1er,'08 S. L. Vanderveer, '08 D. F. Crane, '10 F. A. Gilcrest, '11 A. V. Franklin, '08 H Wilder. '08 J. B. Delehanty, '10 O. G. Miller, '11 A. L. Gilmore, '08 P. J. NVickser, '08 E. K. Ford, '10 C. Mueller, '11 W. D. Hart, '08 V. L. WVhitehead, '08 A. C. Hastings, '10 R. Ross, '11 R. T. Holloway, '08 J. H. Arms, '09 J. E. Hayden, '10 G. Sanderson, '11 V. D. Herriman, '08 C L. Barnum, '09 G. F. Hewitt, '10 NV. B. Simons, '11 - C. M. Husted, '08 C. F. Baumhofer, '09 A. P. Kelley, '10 XV. P. Smith, '11 J. F Kelley, '08 J. R. Bolgiano. '09 VV. E. Kennedy, '10 E. H. Weston, '11 B. M. King, '08 L. H, Brown, '09 R. Knib1oe,'10 J. E. O. VVinslow, '11 A. M. Lamberton, '08 M. L. Buchwalter, '09 F. A. Mc.Elroy, '10 R. I. Worrell, '11 H. F. Ma,1or,'08 M. V. Christman, '09 C. B, Mercur, '10 Masque Council THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE, President VAN LOAN WHITEHEAD, JR., Secretary CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD, Treasurer Faculty and Graduate Members PROFESSOR T. F. CRANE C. H. BLooD,'88 PROFESSOR J. W. STRUNK Undergraduate Members K. L. ROBERTS, '08 VAN LoAN W1-HTEI-1EAD,'08 C. T. SEIPP, '08 H. M. SHORT, '09 V. D. HERRIMAN, '08 447 S5723121142sIgm+z':1m :, mu V ,Q-,-J,.2:,5cff-W-,:, ,V .,... - ,,,,4f,:,f..v., . - ...gg ,v f'.,55f1.',gf',.Q:---:-:..1,, 'H-f.1.,:q.,.,:.:Q-1-:11,f-, ' A -3 ' -1 -,-- .-'.r,4f:Q-:QW-:eff-f , ,.:.-.www Q: ,ff.52-4,-fymvf,-,wfn --vv A :.--,f::mv-.-:s.- V- . 'es ' .' V.-1fFs.1?f L -'SEK ' I 2 .- V 1 ' . ,, ,... lf .f -. 5 ,X-v -fm.-I-.q.p,..4 .,.- -, - . - - vf. -- V- ,Aw '-z -W-Vw p A 'v 7:::Q1N':33fE?5 ,fyfuiii 'WJ 1'1 E' 641 - R-Pl . M ' l-1-Y'-, -,91 ff ,'4l .g'Afg.c,-r , ' X :Aiil-X. ,Q 125. 'QSC ' cya, .. 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DAVEY AS ICKINGI, SNYDER AS HHANS DAUNH Popocaterpillar VII Mfxsqun Comrosmzs CI BcoKxE AS CHORUS Gun. Q01 .1 Q ,wg I .w I . -..ff - : A :ER ' 1 ' J ' 1-lj . 1 ' 'ilk ' M 5 E4 11 2'-55-4- 1 -- H1 2 f 4 .L fiii- - 1+ -'f A , A 1151 ' QL ?-i'1i 3?? 1 Z5 I A' HN ' . - 4 . lv -1:-r .V -,S A Q ,gif-.' , Zz-HH, W ' ..: - ' 0.1 -ri Eb. 1 . . A Y -' lf? 'Q 'N ' . I Q , ' 'i f f N f 3 ' -Q H . at French Dramatic Society Organized November 6111, 1903 S. S. CHRYSSIDES . Mlss A. HOLBERT G. I. DALE A. V. FRANKLIN . C. N. THURBER . M. B. ALMEIDA, '09 R. H. ANDREWS,,II V. D. EEVIN,,IO J. S. VAN BI-ILEVELT, '08 H. H. EURTSCH, ,IO M. A. CENTURION, '11 S. S. CHRYSSIDES, '09 G. I. DALE, 'IO J. G. D0Ux, '09 A. DUCLOS, '10 G. B. DUKES,'IO A. V. FRANKLIN, '08 N. FRIEDENRICH, '11 R. GODOY, 'CQ S. GRIFFIS, 'IO J. N. HAUSER,'II P. T. L. P. F. C. W. J. J. W. H. R. R. E. V. Members A. LAFORGNE, '11 R. LUDLAM, '11 F. MURPHY, '09 B. GRCHARD, '10 VV. PARKER, 'IO R. ROBINSON, '11 F. VRUSSELL, '11 A. SANTILLAN, ,IO H. SCOTT, '09 SHEA, '09 SHORT, '09 W. STANDART, '09 STANTON, '09 STEHLI, G. J. THONIASSEN, '11 450 . Pffflhdfflf . Vice-Pre.vz'a'erzt BIJSZITZEJJ Managfr . Stage MHI7UQ'ET . . Propertiex C. N. THURBER, '08 E. M. YORK, '09 lVIISS M1ss NIISS NIISS MISS NIISS MISS IVIISS MISS Mrss RqISS NIISS MISS 'NIISS A. W. EENHAM, '08 G. BRADY, 'OQ C. CRAWFORD, '10 A. DOBBS, 'IO G. G0U1NL0c11, '08 HOLBERT, '08 HUTCHINSON, ,IO JOACHIM, '09 C. 1VIOFFETT, '09 MURRAY, '09 STIVERS, '11 F. XVHITE, '11 VAN DYNE, '10 Z0RN, '08 Fourth Annual Play Les Romanesques by Edmond Rostand Cast of Characters I Sylvetre . ....... MLLE, L. JOACHIM, Percinet . . . . M. H. L. DAWSON, Srraforel . . . F. HITCHCOCK Bergamin, pere de Perciner . S. S. CHRYSSIDES, Pasquinot, pere de Sylvette ......... E. STEHLI, Blaise ............. G. POND, Spadassins, Musiciens, Negres, Porteurs de torches, un Notaire, quntre Bourgeois, etc. Former Presentations of Les Cabotins 1904 Le Monde ou Von S'ennuie,7' par Edouard Pailleron. 1905 Le Nlalade Imaginairef' par Moliere. 1906 La Bataille des Dames,', par Scribe et Legouve. lf5g5 E una ? W T iii-SQ' c-?9' R .JK -Q? .DL ' F ' x .F -- . ' .- -. A .gs '-'Tai '-E I, --.D . I f A lls Teliflmll A - ' C A ' 3 - - Q I -, VX Spanish Club. Reorganized September, 1906 Officers MR. RAPI-IAEL MARQUINA . . President DIR. juuo A. SANULLAN lXiR. JORGE FELIX REMV . First Vice-President Mlss GENEVIEVE RIURRAY Mxss GERTRUDE HEMINC-WAY Second Vice-Presidenz MR. RAUL GODOY . . Mlss HELEN Doans . . Assistant Treasurer Members J. U. AGUIRRE A. FARNSWORTH MIss BRIT1-oN O. BICUDO M. B. ALMEID.A G. C. FERNANDEZ Mlss F. BELL M. CARIPANERIA F. A. Bo1.oNA A. GOMEZ Miss C. Coms-rocxc D. B. LATTIN F. J. BROGUET GORDON Mlss H. Doaus E. LIX-KLETT A. BALTASAR GoDoY Mrss A. FOGARTY J. E. BIOLINA J. X. VBURGOS C. L. DE GUZbiAN Miss G. C. HEMINGWAY E. lX1OLlNA A. C. CISNEROS GONZALEZ Miss E. G. HOPPER M. H. NIERRISS S. C. CHANDLER S. HUh1PHREY Mlss E. LINK R. MARQUINA G. O. DALE G. HARRIS NIISS G. E. MURRAY PROP. E. OLEKISTED G. DELCASSE E. FRIEDMAN Mlss M. C. NIOFFET A. S. OTERO B. C. D1-:NNIsoN I. KEIIRI-IAHN Miss R. PAGAN F. PoNs D. ESPINDOLA Mxss R. A. TROY N. PUGA Miss R. LELAND MIss C. BABER First Annual Play, Presented May Zaragueta Cast of Characters Don Indalecio . A. Osros Pio . . . R. Gouov Carlos . . . E. Llx-KLET1' Perico . . M. H. NIERRISS Don Saturio . . F. URRUTIA Amhrosio . . G. O. D.ALE Zaragueta . Il. W. NIAYNARD Doia Dolores . Mxss R. A. TROY 452 zu, 1907 Maruja . . Doia Blasa M15 Gregoria . . . Secremry A ssislant Secretary . . Treasurer F. PASTRANA A A. W. DE REVERE J. F. REMY A. O. DE RETANA J. RODRIGUEZ A. SARMIENT0 I. A. SANTILLAN E. DE SANTOLALLA A. C. TOXVERS F. URRUTIA M. VENTURA ZELAYA . Miss E. LINK s G. C. HEA1INGWAY Mzss K. V. LARKIN NVOODSHOP FOUNDRY BACK OF Sunny THE Foorsmncs - . ff -an - ' :eff . ' -'-- ' ., . Q '1 . ri' 1.- ' xi in 'Ll 42' 1,.1::!g'4J' guts x 1 V! In ' ' uf 2 . -Y -..-: 3 -4, - f , . 3 ' Pr. Q .. UQ F4 .,f' R351 , .1 44- YJ If , , gf' df s A f ' '--':-, be A . ' f 4- , ' 1' 2 4 ef- ' L G , 1 K5 ' - , ' 1- N K 'lr' ' w ' P ' xx'-' W, ' Y V3 N fs- V ,, 7, V. .. .-g., .-.-,,--A. f v , P-5 -.G-fix - ' ,. ' ' - '-.- 3 ...dz I ' '--, eil H , 5. - ,fy-1 ,,.,.Q-.. Q: ,, , f'-,g:.q , w . . -. -, A- x f- -'- Q if ,ptr ,, ' 1 ' . -., , L gf f' .1 x ,ff , , 'W' 4 ' ,, I , f. f f - ' e - . ' . f 1 4' V' fini? ' 9' ff' ff ..,. ' W. ,1ffmZf'L.fVf - f Ig?i?'3gpa-' ' ,Q qi Winter Scenes Decoration Day 4 U E PROFEssoR FRANK IRVINE President HON. CHARLES H. BLOOD, Graduate Treasurer XVILLIAM JOHN DUGAN, Gmduaze Manager Officers of the Athletic Council 4 PRoF1-issok .-X. W Snrru DAVID F- HOV Pnovzsson HERAIAN Dxwmucus PROFESSOR B. S. GUSHMAN Honorary Members LANGDON BAECOCR, '09 EDWARD IRVING BAYER, 'Oo OROMEL HARRY BIGLOW, '07 CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON, '08 JOHN HALLOCR BROMLEY, '08 EDMOND SWAIN BROWN, '07 MAURICE JOSEPH BROWNE, '08 ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL, 'oo GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER, '08 JAMES VANDEVER COLPITTS, '00 GEORGE TANDY COOK, '08 JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE, '09 ROBERT EARL COULSON, 'oo CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox, '08 NELSON JARVIE DARLING, '07 JOHN JAMES DESHON, '07 JOHN PALLISER DODS, '08 EDVVIN EARLE, JR., '08 FREDERICK OLIVER EBELING, '09 CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH, 'oo FRED EUGENE GARDNER, 'OO LEONARD WHITNEY GAVETT, '08 HARRY HOLMES GILDNER, '07 CHESTER JENNINGS GOODIER, '07 LEONARD RIDER GRACY, '08 RALPH IRESON GRAVES,'O7 JOHN PRESTON HALSTED, '08 WILLIAM EDWARD HARRIES, '08 WILIIAM HARRIS, ,IO O Football, '05, '06 Crew, 'Q7 Baseball, '05, '06, '07 Football, '06, '07 Crew, '07 Baseball, '04, '05, '06, '07 Baseball, '06 Football, '07 Track, '07 Cross-Country, '06, '07 Football, 'O4,,O5,'O6,'O7, Track, 'O5,'06 Football, '07 Crew, '07 Crew, '06, '07 Lacrosse, '07 Baseball, '05, '06, '07 Crew, '05, '06 Football, '05, '06, '07 Baseball, '07 Track, '07 Football, '07 Crew, '06, 'O7 Lacrosse, '07 Crew, '05, '06, '07 Crew, '06, 'O7 Baseball, 'O7 Cross- Country, ,O7 Fencing, '07 Football, '07 EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS, JR., '07 FRED LEE HEILMAN, '08 GEORGE HENDRICR HIGGINS, 'oo STEPHEN CHARLES HOLLANDS, '08 JOHN WVASHBURN HOLT, 'O8 EDWIN ANDREW HUNGER, '10 THOMAS BITARSHALL JACKSON, '08 BERTON JUDSON LEMON, '08 GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS, '08 WILLIAM HENRY LOVEJOY, '07 JOHN ANDREW' LYNCH, 'OO HAROLD GOULD BIACDONALD, '07 CHARLES FREDERICK BTAGOFFIN, '07 CHARLES CULBERTSON BTAY, 'I0 EDWARD LEE BTCCALLIE, '00 NYILLIAM SEYMOUR TXIEVVNIAN, '07 WALTER SCOTT NOBIS, '08 CHARLES CLAYTON ODERRIRR, '08 BERNARD JOHN O'RoURRE, 'Oo JOSEPH NENVTON PEW, JR., '08 JOHN LEWIS REIBER,'O8 WILLIAM LEERIDGE RICKETSON, '07 HOWARD NTAXWELL ROGERS, '07 REFINE LATTING ROSSMAN, '00 RICHARD ROSSMAN, '00 EDWARD EGGLESTON SEELYE, '08 GEORGE KEYWORTH SHEARER, '00 WILLIAM STEWARD STOWELL, '07 WILLIAM EAYARD STURGIS, 'O8 EDWARD LOOMIS SEYMOUR, '00 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT, 'Oo WILLIAM GORDON TAYLOR, '07 ELMER TVES THOMPSON, '00 FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND, '08 HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE, '08 RAY VAN ORMAN, '08 GEORGE HENRY WALDER, '00 CARL HAWLEY WATSON, '00 THOMAS WHITNEY B. WELSH, 'O8 WARD BENJAMIN WHITE, '08 ARTHUR WINFORD WILLGOOSE, 'O8 HOBART CONE YOUNG, 'IO I Baseball, '06 '07 Baseball, '05, '06, '07 Baseball, '07 Baseball, '06 Crew, '07 Cross-Country, '07 Track, '06, '07 Cross- Country, '06, '07 Track, '06, '07 Baseball, '07 Football, '07 Lacrosse, '07 Track, '04, '05, '06, '07, Cross-Country, Football, 'O7 Football, '07 J'03, '04, '05, '06 Crew, '06, '07, Football, '03, '05, '06 Cross-Country, '06 Football, '04, '05 Football, '05, '06, '07 Track, '05, '07 Baseball, '07 Lacrosse, '07 Track, '05, '06, '07 Track, '07 Track, '07 Cross-Country, '06, '07 Football, '07 Crew, '05, '06, '07 Track, '07 Crew, '07 Track, '07 Crew, '05, '06, '07 Football, '05, '06, '07 '05, '06, '07 Track, '06, Cross-Country, '07 Football, '04, '05, '06, '07 Football, '05, '06, '07 Football, '06, '07, Baseball, '07 Crew, '06, '07 Track, '06, '07 Track, '05, '06 Cross-Country, '07 -- fagiw Iyar P' -- J' - guna. ' - SP , Rigs! ,iff ' ' vime '. ,X , Q: ll 5 X 413 f :?R NX-Stix-SQL' if 'I . LQ' s ' 1+ 55 W1 A ,MQQ v Wie N 11 J 7l 41 gg Q . V if QKQXQR I X x , X xx X xx - X - ' g . x .Q. V. w N, ww M w W ft.i Q '- l w X V N f I ,K ' 1 f ,f I. yf? Bax, .- ' KN x f s xx x Coxmonomz W. G. TAYLOR, 707 ,N Q- RX- wa if I if K ' W x,' Review of the Season The rowing season of IQO7 was character- ized by the unusually slow development of all the crews, particularly of the Varsity crew, resulting in two races which will long be re- membered in our navy history. While the reasons for this slow development are to some extent inexplicable, it is undoubtedly true that the very backward season had much to do with it. The hrst two weeks on the water were warm and pleasant, but from the end of that period down, even to June, with scarcely a break, the weather was cold and raw, with much wind and rain, so that for days at a time the crews towed in a half benumbed condition. lt was impossible to row with dash and spirit under those conditions, and improvement was painfully slow. It was while the Varsity crew was strug- gling along thus that it met the Harvard Varsity crew on Cayuga Lake, May 30th, in a two-mile race. The Harvard crew was beyond question the best crew Harvard had ever sent to Ithaca, and this fact, together with the back- wardness of the Cornell Varsity, resulted in what was perhaps the most exciting college race ever rowed on Cayuga Lake. Harvard took the lead almost at the start, and, although never getting clear of the Cornell shell, was slightly in the lead down to a point somewhat beyond the mile and a quarter mark. The old rowing spirit of Cornell was, however, not to be denied, and our Varsity rowed the Harvard crew down in the last half mile, finishing about a length and a quarter in the lead. Next came the final event of the rowing season, the big regatta on the Hudson, at Pough- keepsie, on June 26th. A After the Harvard race our Varsity still continued as before to improve with most dis- quieting slowness. Although the boat contained perhaps as fine material as ever sat in a Cornell shell, certainly better than some of the record-breaking crews of the past, it had no life, no dash, but went sluggishly on in the even tenor of its way. Even after reaching Poughkeepsie, it was quite uniformly beaten by the Freshmen up until ten days, or almost a week, before the race. Somewhat startling changes, unusual for a Cornell Varsity boat, were reluctantly made by the Old Man at this time, and by the most determined effort on the part oftheVarsity men,they pulled themselves together and succeeded in making remarkable advances each day that remained before the race, with the result that on race day they were a fair Cornell Varsity crew-a week more would have seen them a wonderful Cornell Varsity crew. This is what Cornell rowing spirit, fostered by a score ofyears of triumphs under our grand Old Manflcan do when the occasion demands it. But now for a few words about the race. After the Freshman and four-oared races came the great race of the day-yes, of many days and even years, for it was perhaps the most exciting COACH C. E. COURTNEY 463 four-mile race between Varsity college eights ever rowed. Although seven crews competed-Columbia, Cornell, Georgetown, the Naval Academy, Pennsylvar1ia,Syracuse, and VVisconsin-Cornell and Columbia monopolized the attention ofthe great crowd by their remarkable struggle. ' During the first two miles-indeed, almost the first three miles-Columbia maintained a slight lead practically throughout. Nearing the bridge, Cornell finally as- sumed the lead, but at intervals during the fourth mile many spectators maintain that Columbia at times forged ahead. Certain it is that it was either's race to the very finish, and the spectacle of these two crews, struggling side by side for four long miles, each frantically en- deavoring with all its skill and strength to take and retain the lead, aroused the great throng on the ac- companying observation train on the bluH's, and on the river craft, to a state of wild excitement. The uncer- tainty was almost nerve-breaking, and the Hnish was so close that the result was not generally known until some minutes after the race had ended. Cornell had won by about three feet, and, thanks to a most ex- perienced and cool-headed neutral judge at the finish, Mr. Fred R. Fortmyer, all seven of the college represent- atives on the finish boat agreed that our crew had triumphed, thus endingwhat will always be remembered ' 1 a 1 :4 ' ' fiiilf' - J! if 19 5 f A ' Q x f 1.4 Ai Q 1, , , .i'11-55 , I i 533' 1 . ' lr- ' ' 415.:.-, ' - :ri ' 4':1v.w, :ff S. M. VANDERVEER, '08, MANAGER. C. P. Cox, '08, COMMODORE ELECT as one of the great races in college rowing history, without any unfortunate doubt as to its outcome, although the Hnish was so exceed- ingly close. The net result of the season was to leave Cornell in her place of admitted supremacy on the water. We cannot Hnish without a word for our grand Old Man, to whom is unquestionably due most ofthe credit for our enviable position in aquatics. He is a greater coach today than he has ever been before, and, although getting along in years, we can look forward to having him with us for many years to come. We salute him as the greatest rowing coach in America, if not in the world. 464 es . . ,. 4 , ilnmn-:f X I! C , ,,., . . , f 2,11 I l walnsrhiy w I ' -- . - 7. -- Y V . H 4 .f E ' EJ. ,1.A- l g , I ,, .V'b . .A... Q X 4 --...:-in-A eg g I Dah: Opponents lV1'n ner Time ,ll iles Place July 17, 1873 Y.. VVes.. H., D.. A.. Col., B., Nl. A., T., NY. Yale 16 59 Springfield July 14. 1875 Col., Wes., H.. 11 .. D.. T., I'.. Y. . Columbia 16 42 Saratoga July 18, 1874 Col., H., D..Wes.. Y.. A., Br., B., U., H., P. Cornell 16 531 Saratoga July 19. 1876 H.. Col.. U.. Wes., P. . . . Cornell 17 011 Saratoga .Iune 14. 1879 Intercollegiate . . . Cornell 9 15 Saratoga July 10, 1879 Col.. Wes . . Columbia 8 26 Lake George July 4, 1880 Col., Penn. . Cornell 9 12 Lake George June 30, 1881 London, Thames . London 8 56 Henley July 2. 1881 Hertford College . Hertford 8 19 Henley July 4, 1882 Penn., 1Ves., P., B. Pennsylvania 9 35 Lake George July 4, 1883 P.. Penn., Wes. . Cornell 11 57 Lake George June 19, 1884 Penn,. P. . . Pennsylvaniai' 9 061 Philadelphia July 16, 1884 Penn., Col., P., B. . Pennsylvaniai' 8 3951 Saratoga June 19, 1885 Penn. . . . Cornell 8 38 Philadelphia July 5, 1885 Br., B., Penn. Browne' 9 105 Vkforcester June 19, 1887 Penn. . . Cornell 5 Philadelphia July 5, 1887 B. . Cornell 9 3851 1Vorcester July 4, 1888 Penn. . . Cornell 8 1995 Philadelphia June 24, 1889 Col., Penn. , Cornell 15 30 New London July 5, 1889 Penn. . Cornell 6 401 Philadelphia July 18. 1890 B. . Cornell 17 30 Ithaca July 26, 1890 Penn. , . Cornell 14 431 New London July 24, 1891 Penn., Col. . Cornell 14 2751 New London June 15, 1892 Penn. . Cornell 17 26 Ithaca July 8, 1893 Penn. . Cornell 23 40 Lake Minnetonka June 16. 1894 Penn. . . Cornell 21 12 Torresdale June 24, 1895 Col., Penn. , Columbia 21 25 Poughkeepsie July 12, 1895 Trinity Hall . Trinity Hall 7 15 Henley D .Tune 26, 1896 H., Penn., Col. Cornell 19 29414 Poughkeepsie June 24, 1897 H., Y. . . Cornell 20 34 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1897 Penn., Col. . Cornell 20 475 Poughkeepsie June 22, 1898 H., Y. .... Cornell 23 48 New London July 2, 1898 Penn., Wis Col . . . Pennsylw: ania 15 5125 Saratoga June 27, 1899 Penn., VVis Col .... Pennsylvania 20 04 Poughkeepsie June 30, 1900 Penn., Wis Col., Georgetown . . Pennsylvania 19 41 Poughkeepsie July 2, 1901 Penn., Wis Col., Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 18 5351 Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Penn., Wis., Col., Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 19 05g Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Penn., Wis Col., Georgetown. Syracuse Cornell 18 57 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Penn., Col., Georgetown, Wis. Syracuse 20 222 Poughkeepsie May 27, 1905 Harvard ..... Cornell 10 09,2 Cambridge 1 June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Georgetown, Col., Penn., 'Wis. Cornell 22 065 Poughkeepsie May 25, 1906 Harvard ..... Cornell 10 412 Cambridge I June 23, 1906 Penn., Syracuse, Col., 1Vis., Georgetown Cornell 19 36g Poughkeepsie May 30, 1907 Harvard ..... Cornell 11 01 Ithaca June 25, 1907 Col., Navy, Penn., Wis., Georgetown, , Syracuse .... Cornell 20 022 Poughkeepsie A.-Amherst D.-Dartmouth Penn.-Pennsylvania 1Vis.-VVisconsin B .-Bowdoin H .-Harvard T.-Tri nity Wes.-WVesleyan Br.-Brown M. A.-Massachusetts Agricultural U.-Union Y.-Yale Col.-Columbia, P.-Princeton W.-Williams S.-Syracuse iC0rnell first, ruled out on foul. 1Worlcl's record. 8-oared shell. 'l'Cornell second. PF'FAmerican record, 8-oared shell. SPennsylvania did not start. Cornell rowecl course. 465 Dons BAYER BROMLEY P10 LLET M1LI.ER CManagerD Cox NE WMAN ONVELL R ST Goonm GAVETT ACY GR TAYLO R fC0mmodoreJ 1907 Varsity Crew 1907 Varsity Crew WILLIAM GORDON '1.AYLOR,,O7 Commodore HENRY JOSEPH 1NJlLl,FR,'O7 . . . Manager STEPHEN LOTI' YANDIEYUTER, 'OS . Afssfsmnt Mmmgfr CHARLES COURTNEY . . . . Comb Crew CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox, 'OS . Stmlw LEONARD RIDER GR.-XCY, '08 . Four NVILLIAM STUART STOWELI., '07 SL L'I'll WILLIAM SEYMOUR NENY'MAN, '07 Three CHESTER JENNINOS GOODIER, 'O7 . Six EDWARD IRVINO BAYER, 'OO . Two LEONARD XKVHITNEY CSAVETT, '08 . Fiw JOHN HALLOCIQ BRONILEY, '08 . Bow XYILLIAM GORDON SISAYLOR, '07, Coxxwnfn Substitutes JOHN PALLISER DODS, '08 THOMAS VVIERMAN PIOLLET, 'Og RANDOLPH WNOODRUFF WEED, JR., 'OO N F, H, BATTEY, '09, Afxistant Manager 467 .1 l 'ff W 46 -x.',...,,,d-sA . 4 r:..f-..g' . 1:18 '52 ' 1- L ,f- . ' A R ' .- ..i.Q.i 1 A E 1 FY R R? . , ,Y - Q1 A ' -, ' 0 . ff . . - - Ie' ' -. ' . V- V .1 fi- P - ' ' ' f A 2 i ,A ,I , H K dv 9 .5 R -es vp :', fy A i id' , .I yi 5:1552-.51'f':i'-5:12 ff'15-1.S1 f35'f:f1':?72?'-. 1 . :iii ' ' 329355:-1 '5 .::-3-2355 fAf5f'I ' 'O '- - v f 5- 5: 2' 4 , Lf 1?f.f: f:.f':1' 'f- jf'Qfa1f . . f . 1. -ff .- 'F ' I' I iii 9 fxlufj ' .4 H -. , AIA 'A ' 3 12 ,-. 'f'-3igf'i'33fx ...QL 5-34i:.4,.Q - Iii. . .QV fi . 3 '41 'S H ff5 ','A2'f ,,,xf-gg,-:,:W uluu .. .. . . . . . . I, P - - ' - .. V. M .NK ,, ,. K 3,777 -.9 uw, ,A . 41 ,X V ...LM -J-'jr--,Tux -1 ,. . Q .. A -Q me -N M ..,- , L V -... N- A ,gg . H .Na it - ,off ff- si . , Y ..-:ca L ' .. vu, PM--A ng. V . . or - . 1 V3.3-giqqgg-gaze - , - 1--E. .e:: '5: ., 1, .-f . ,M .' -2 . ., ....,.. A H ,1 ,, , A, V ....S?'ff.'lliiE,1 f v L , M - . ...,. ,. HOLT SEYMOUR CoULsov WE1.sH 1907 Varsity Four- ared Crew June June July June June June June June June 27 30 2 21 26 28 28 23 25 7 ! 3 3 3 3 7 3 7 THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, '08 . ROBERT EARL COULSON, ,OQ . EDWARD Looivns DAVENPORT SEYMOUR, '09 JOHN WASHBURN HOLT, '08 . Four-Oared Crew Record B ow Two . Three F o ur Dist. Plane Daie Opponents Winiier Time 1899 Pennsylvania, Columbia Penn. II I2 1900 Pennsylvania, Columbia Penn. IO .315 1901 Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell II .392 1902 Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell IO 31? 1903 Pennsylvania, Col., Wis. Cornell IO .34 1904 Col., Penn., Wis., Geo,t'n Cornell IO 50? 1905 Syracuse, Penn., Col., Wis. Syracuse IO .153 1906 Syracuse, Penn., Col. Cornell IO 34 1907 Syracuse, Penn., Col. Syracuse IO .375 468 2 Pouvhkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie R- 1907 Junior Varsity Crew THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSLI. 'O8 EDWARD IRVING BAYER, 'OS . . EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT SEYMOUR, 'Og ROBERT EARL COULSON, 'OO . . HERBERT C. HANSON, ,Og HARRY ALLEN PATTEN, 'O7 . JOHN HALLOCK BROMLEY, '08 . . JOHN WASHBURN HOLT, '08 . . CHARLES LAWRENCE MULLIGAN2 'O7 PHILIP ZELL HORTON, 'og Q STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN, 'OO l ' Date Opponent ' W1'nner May 25, IQO7 Yale, Penn., Geo't'n Yale 469 31 Bow Two . Three F0117 Five Szx Sefuen . .E1'g1Jt . Coxswain . Substitute: Time Diff. Place 6 .36 IM Philadelphia 6 --51, ,,,Q -.... , , n n, f I f'V' I 1 2? f. I -A ' 2 - iE:,.. 'h . 'f..2,:z -c v , -+:agj,, :-1 43323124 .j42i:gg1g:-g uys: ,..-. 56,5 -Rr 3121551 5 5:21-24pE,gZ.,',.-.,,,,,,,, ., .,.. - ' W ,.,.,. :l::e-511.22 , A - A' , -'A 'L-fry..-2.f' , .,r,:55r..,,r1r:'ZaE':::i f:.i'Et1, ' elif-, Vs.: '-,,,:I,fjQ:4fEj:-, 'I-::g9T'?1'pfg. - , - -V . . - ,. 'Fe'-1:':-:,Qv.l1 . ' A ' , . ---V -11 ' V,. , ..,. e '--2--j-ff .. q,',::e::q:T- .. 1.A,:e..,, -,, 5 . ' 4. - -A -' A ' -A -I . ' ' I f I2 Q ' . . ' - ' 'P A 1i: ' 'I' WHITLOCK woxswainj FORBES MARTIN MAY IQOERNER BIORROW KELLEY BACKUS WILLIAMS SAMUEL WILLIAMS . Bow WALTER ERNEST KOERNER . Fifue WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS Two CHARLES CUTHBERTSON MAY Six FRANK BURNETT KELLEY . . Three ARTHUR STENNETT MARTIN . . Seven FRANKLYN WORMAN MORROW . Four HENRY HOOKER FORBES . . Stroke EDGAR MONTGOMERY VVHITLOCK . Coxswain Substitutes JOHN ARVIN CLARK MAXIMILIAN FRANCIS THEODORE SMITH GILBERT HOLMES CRAWFORD ARTHUR VAN ARSDALE FITZ ALLAN LITTELL TRIMPI WATERMAN STONE Freshman Crew Record Dale Oppn nenls . lVf77.7L8I' Time .Miles P11166 July 13, 1875 Brown, Harvard, Princeton : . . Cornell 17 3212 3 Saratoga July 19, 1876 Harvard, Dartmouth, Columbia . Cornell 17 235 Saratoga .July 17, 1878 clllzirvagd Y .1 . . . . gornell Enseriored -J 24, 1890 'O um ia, 'ae . . .' . orne , ew on on .1322 9, 1892 goiumria . gornell 10 Iugiaca J 20, 1894 unt ess . . orne ' - aca .1322 19, 1895 Pgnnsylvania . Cornell 11 182 Ithaca n .June 25. 1896 Harvard, Penn., Col. Cornell 10 18 Poughkeensie une 0, o um Ia, ennsy vama orne 5 ara oga Tune 23, 1898 Yale, Harvard .' . . . Yale 11 22-Q New London july 92, 1398 gornell3.PeiI,nsylvainIa- .... gornell 1g garatloia V u e ..6, 1 99 oum Ia, ennsy vama , . . olrne U Oug eepsfe Juge 28, 1900 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania . Wrsconsm I 7 41 Poughkeepsie luly 2, 1901 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania., Syracuse Pennsy1van1a10.205 Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse Cornell 9 343 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvanla, Syracuse Cornell 9 182 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . Syracuse 10 01 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . Cornell 9 393 Poughkeepsie May 30, 1906 Cascadilla ...... Cornell 7 40 Ithaca ' June 23, 1906 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia . , Syracuse 9 512 Poughkeepsie June 25, 1907 A Syracuse, 1ViscoIIsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia xVlSCOI1SlI1 9 58 Poughkeepsge Tlntercollegiate record. 47 O ,..w- VARSITY IN SH ELL M3 LIFT At Poughkeepsie wff5ifr2W Q ' 2-2:.,:' ,., -1 ' 1 . x . , , ,. . H ' limi .:. .'i W ,.,,1zJ,1gx1i'IiIi'g .h Q I fait , ,ac ,, za , imziwum-01? . 'MT 'f'1F'fi'3- ' ,..:A5z3g:,..z,, Ng-..-...J al'- L'--.::.., , n v: -12 - 1:e'ffP1' aw.. , - ,'-.Xia -f111-416:12 -. -- 5 , f ' E'-M .. .51 :gn -- .,FA1Q'?1-.,1.iL:.,: -' -fa - Us . - - V - ...-:w g-.::i--.-:A--,-. - . At Poughkeepsie ,IQ Q 7'-3 by Xxx . I N . lg- N M is J 5 . 1' X N X , M N 5 N Y V W . g '. i V :1 QQ' y I' 11 A ,Ly AQ, M il ,I liz! M H ' A f a f' ,' ' H i W W N Wx 1 , w, 1 fb , M -xv -3 N ' 7 wg .112 ,N-' 1 Y . f' qf'-ilf - rg,-'f . . QTNYK Kmiirfix l 0 9 A H fe 'Ellie ,f EX 12 Q , ?ss 'za V Q 'if' r 1 Q Sa I M N Q f ' gi ff J CAPTAIN G. T. C Review of the Season The football season of IQO7 is important, inas- much as it marks the beginning of a definite policy looking to the permanent establishment of a so-called graduate coaching system. Perhaps it would be more correct and exact to say under- graduate coaching system, for its success or failure must depend largely on the support and healthy interest of the undergraduate generations of Cornellians, whereas the alumni can wield merely an advisory inHuence. So that the under- graduate must know and feel that whether or not football is to be on a normal, healthy basis at Cornell, which will prove to be benehcial to the , students as a body and conducive to the greatest good of our University as a whole, lies nearly wholly l with them. HENRY SCHOELLKOPF, .01 The graduate system of coachlng had been tried at Cornell for two or three seasons, previous to the last one, and with a fair degree of success. But these attempts lacked the great essential of permanency-namely, the entire confidence of the undergraduates fwho did not know what was being donej-and so precluded any continuity of policy. The Work of last season, however, was planned with a view to the establishment of dehnite ideals and principles which are to govern athletics as long as they continue to be part of our University life. Adherence to these ideals and principles, by the undergraduates, will insure to football an honored niche among the sports practiced at Cornell, with a fair proportion df success, as against our share of honorable defeats. . It must, therefore, be clear to everybody that Whatever affects the interests of any sport is of vital importance to the undergraduates themselves, whether they participate in the games or not, and if they detect any abuse, it is for them to find the remedy, and not to wait until the alumni are forced to step in. To that end they must be sure that they know all of the facts, and they cannot be guided merely by what they see in the newspapers. 475 In passing in review the season of 1907, the work of Glenn S. Warner should not be over- looked, as it played an important part in what- ever successes we may have to record. Nearly all of the men who were on the team had received practically all .of their football instruction from him, and nearly all of our plays were based on those conceived and developed by him. The men who composed the squad last fall were an exceptionally fine-spirited and dis- interested lot, and all Cornellians have reason to be proud of such splendid representatives. It is to be regretted, however, that the squad was not larger in point of numbersr At no time were there more than forty-live men who reported at the field, whereas one hundred or more should be a normal average. Everyone who is physically robust enough ought to take advantage of his opportunity to enjoy this splendid pastime. Although the last game at Philadelphia was a severe disappointment to all Cornellians, yet the season, taken as a whole, was as satisfactory as had been hoped for by the graduates in charge. .. ' 1 . , fn. ,A -I 1 - . if , .1 -2:25353-1 . .- 1 - P A Q3- ' ,Az V 115111:-. 'Y-v 5' 417 .' 5f1'21'f22i3f-Q.f- ' c . -T? 351f1 f.,5.-111'-5 - '. Vimni- ,git V 3, -. .3-: t ' f .-M,4.f4, 1, . , f ,:1:c-f- 'nf '. , ' W. McARrnuR, 'o8, MANAGER G H. WALDER, '09, CAPTAIN ELECT They realized that they must expect setbacks during the formative period of our system. Firm in their belief that their ideas are right, and that the undergraduate sentiment coincides with their views, they feel that it will only take a little time to justify their theory, The season of 1908 is still pretty far off and, even if it were close at hand, it would be absurd to make any prophecies as to the out- come. However, we know that we have made the right start, and with a good nucleus for next year's team, and a man who enjoys the confidence of everyone who has ever come into Contact with him to lead it, it is not unreason- able to hope for a season which will mark an epoch in Cornell's football history. 476 Football Record Date : Sept. 28 CORNELL Oct. 2 CORNELL Oct. 5 CORNELL Oct. 9 CORNELL Oct. I2 CORNELL Oct. IQ CORNELL Oct. 26 CORNELL Nov. 2 CORNELL Nov. 9 CORNELL Nov. 16 CORNELL Nov. 28 CORNELL Total 5 CaI1celed. 1907 Slhorf' SKOTC' PlHl'F GEOIIGE WAsI-IINGTON 23 HAMILTON O Ithaca 22 OEERLIN 5 Ithaca +7 NIAGARA O Ithaca I8 COLGATE O Ithaca 6 PENNSYLVANIA STATE 8 Ithaca 6 PRINCETON Q Ithaca I8 XNESTERN U. OF PENN. 6 Ithaca I4 XVEST POINT IO West Point I8 SWARTHMORE O Ithaca 4 PENNSYIVANIA I2 Philadelphia 153 46 Summary Games Won, 7 Games Lost, 2 L X CHARLES A. LEUDER, 'oz IXQORRIS S. H.ALLIDAY, 'O6 477 WALDER THOMPSON Coscnovu ON BRINT MAY x w M Q 2 Q E WATSON O'RoUP.xE RLE EA C00 lc, Captain CCALLI E M RER SHEA K.. D CII I-4 M QE 2 LYNCH VAN ORMAN CALDWELL GARDNER HARR1s all Team tb Foo arsi V 07 19 Varsity FOOIDQBL Team, 1907 GEORGE TANDY COOK, 'O8 . . , Caprain WARREN NICARTHUR, 'O8 . . . . Manager ROBERT CATTLE HARGREAVES, 'O9 . . . . Assmurzt Manage: Field Committee NIORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY, 'O6 HENRY SCHOELLKOPE, 'Oz GEORGE EIDANDY COOK, ,O8, FX oft-io Team RAY VAN ORMAN, 'OS . . . . . Right End JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE, 'O9 . , R1'ghfGugrd BERNARD JOHN G'ROURKE, 'O9 , Rjglgf Tgflzlg CHARLES CULBERTSON TXIAY, ,IO . , Center ELMER IVES THONIPSON, 'OO . Lgfz Guard GEORGE TANDY COOK, 'O8' L T H JAMES ANDREW LYNCH, ,OQ ' Pft M E CHARLES HAWLEY XVATSON, ,CQ . . Left End FRED EUGENE GARDNER, 'O9 ,, . .Quarter Barley ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL, ,CQ EDWIN EARLE, 'OS . . . EDWARD LEE NICCALLIE, 'O9 . GEORGE HENRY XVALDER, ,CQ ......... Full Bark CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON, 'O85 CHARLES CLAYTON ODERKIRK, 'O85 GEORGE KEYWORTH SHEARER, 'O9g WILLIAM HARRIS, '09, FREDERICK OLIVER EBELING, YOQ Subxtitufex . Lfff Half Back . . . . . . . Right Half Back Graduate Coaches JOSEPH W. BEACHAM, ,97 CHARLES A. IJUEDER, ,O2 CHARLES A. TAUSSIG, '02 GEORGE P. DYER, '96 HENRY H. LYLE, ,98 THOMAS F. FENNELL, '96 DANIEL A. REED, '98 EDWARD R. ALEXANDER, ,OI CHARLES B. MASON, ,Q7 RAYMOND D. STARBUCK, ,OI CLINTON R. WYCKOEF, '96 GEORGE H. YOUNG, 'OO ALFRED A. BREWSTER, 'O4 R. C. HARGREAVES, YO9, Assisiant Manager 479 1 MAC MCCALLIh TOMMY T1-xoMPsoN HBARNEYH ONROURKE FREDDu: GARDNER 'il-,. 1' A w ,-if '-.mix .V-15-Ng , :J 4:-f ' UQ - ,gt-gg A115 HOWELL ANK Il S 'CH SUN IT A ENTRY Lnv S1-IIELDS N S0 W1LL1AM McIN'rx'1u: HAVE RS B nl CCaj1la1 S1MsoN AYRES HENDERSON V00 1: X ARD PACK L R UH ZELLE 'Teanl H ba Foot 311 111 resh F 1911 GARDNER ON A QUARTER BACK RUN EARLE AROUND LEFT END Princeton Game BI.-KRCH T0 THE FLHLU To UC H-Do VVN p x fm A SCRIMMAGE Scoxn Bofum Princeton Game Swarthmore Game SWARTHXYORF I-ilcxxxca 'J I' -. .HT 'X 4 lf. .. 517 Dun XNALDER KICKING i'BoB HARGREAVES AND MPREXY 1 PENNSYLVANIA GAME 2 l , Q mf' W y, 7 I A if M 'X f 1 , ly n ' - , F X X K X N f 1 s NK- -Q f ' ' - V 2 CAPTAIN E. S. BROWN, ,O7 ., NX 'T'-3 . W ix Revie of the Season 'lihe University team passed through a most successful season, dividing championship honors with Princeton, which team was not met during the season. The team was, as is usually the case with most college teams, deficient in batting strength. ln team play, fielding, and pitching the team showed to good advantage, the pitching, especially, being of a high-class order, and was a large factor in the teamls COACH D. COOGAN success. Individually, the team was of only fair strength, but aggressiveness, together With that Hgetitliereu spirit and perfect harmony of purpose, made possible Cornell's just claim for supremacy in intercollegiate baseball. No small amount of credit is due the men who composed this team for their faithful and untiring efforts, every man giving his University the best there was in him. The Southern practice trip of seven games was again started Without any outdoor Work. Three games Were lost and four Won. After returning, only three were lost, all being lost by one run, and two being extra inning contests, the one with Penn State lasting seventeen innings. 437 The IQO7 baseball team was a credit to the University j. W' l whose name it bore, not only by reason of the record made, but the playing was clean and sportsmanlike, and left none but the best of remembrances with the 't outside World. The management of the team was very ably conducted, and better equipment or treat- ment I have never' experienced. Altogether, the season is to be classed among the highly successful, and I trust it may always be my good fortune to be F. L. HEILM.-uv, '08, CAPTMN Eu-:c'r Q associated with such a high-class set of men as Captain Bull Brown, a born leader, 'and his ICZIITI ITIBICS. S. A. COCHRAN, ,o8, MANAGER 488 Baseball Record 1907 Datz' Opponrnt Cornrfl Opp. March 23 George VVashington I3 4. March 25 N. Carolina A. and M. Col. I 7 Marcli 25 Trinity QI2 inningsj I 0 March 27 Trinity 3 2 March 23 U. of N. Carolina O 2 March 29 U. ofVirginia QIO inningsj S 7 IN-larch 30 Navy IZ 2 April 6 University of Rochester IO I April I3 Niagara 3 2 April I6 Syracuse QLeagueD o 4 April I7 Syracuse QI.eagueJ 5 4 April zo Lafayette 4 2 April 24 Columbia IO , 3 April 27 Saint Bonaventure 5 O May I Penn State QI7 inningsj I 3 May 3 Columbia Q12 inningsj 3 4 May 4 Yale 2 1 May V 8 Bucknell QII inningsj 5 4 May II Harvard QIO inningsj I o May I5 Lehigh I7 o May I7 Fordham 7 O May I8 Pennsylvania 5 I May 22 Fordham 7 5 May 25 Amherst I6 3 May 30 Pennsylvania 3 I June I Harvard o I June I5 Alumni 4. O wrrfzargr 222: -fa sziff 51:11. ' 'I f--I-- -I . , a.5:::::1,:,::v- f . I I s::r:1:2: -- -'52, , 1 J. H. Scorr, '09, Ass1s'rAN'r MANAGER Plan' WVashington Raleigh Durham Durham Chapel Hill Charlottesville Annapolis Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New York New Haven Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca New York Philadelphia Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Cambridge Ithaca xx .A H1-:1LMAN EBELING Coos.-aN fC0achj B Ro wN fCaplairrj RIEBER FULTON GABL1-3 Lovnjov Hz-.sT1Nos Dnsx-ION GRAVES WATSON B1or:1.ow UPUCKN ffea U aseba y'I3 arsit N7 1907 Varsity Baseball Team, 1907 EDWARD SWAIN BROWN . . Captain WILLIAM -lox-IN IDUGAN, '07 . . . fllnrzager SAMUEL ADAMS CQCHRAN, '08 . .fftsixtant Manager IDANIEL COOGAN . CARL HAWLEY XVATSON, '00 . 101-IN LEWIS RIEBER, '08 FRED LEE HEILMAN, '08 EDWARD SWAIN BROWN, '07 . ORAMEL HARRY BIGELOW, '07 GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS, '09 FREDERIC OLIVER EBELING, '09 EDWIN HAMILTON HASTINGS. '07 JOHN JAMES DESHON, ,O7 VVILLIAM HENRY L0vEj0Y, '07 RALPI-I IRESON GRAVES, 707 . CREED WALSH FULTON, '09 . WARD LLEWELLYN GABLE, '09 Team Substitutes 491 . COCll'b First Bate Sefand Baxe Sliarmop Third Base Left Field Center Field Right Field . Catcher . Pitchers . Catcher . Utility . Pitflver o ,GDN 'W x T1P' WATSON GIG HIGGINS .u.w.caX,-In.. :gWARD', GABLE HFREDM EBELING I V 9.3,-s..,,-.,, Ennuxo B.-XTTING'-PI.-KSTINGS C.u-cn-nxc AFTER THE HARVARD GAME AL...unL mam. TH E HARVARD GAME 'V - 4.31 ij' W r xg.. ' -f fzwL3f2EEw Qs'- ,g'1 J., .sf fi? 5? 'Pfcff -ff:-' .rw 'QW l , . 'rw ,' . . Hn j..2..1'ff,,a?gM 4, ge if if- Q 5 f :xx 1, HE Ep--' 5 ...ix 9 GZKSEQ- Y I we . -gt : M Q 'kgs .E . Ngii? ' W. - 3 N0 , X J 3 is! fz' 21,53 ,qi :5 x , Q' ,I ,nj ' Nl :r E? N 1641 in f RN 1 ,ff I ft: u. .1 1. 3. ,' li I . ,...g J Nw ff .s fb? A- 1 . . - .al A I x .X .uig-,i . 'I 3 A va? . ig, ' X I . uf., W . w - . . -. .Of .. ,O ' 5 E22 ' ' ' 0' '9- 'fff ' Q w , fr :, tlx , , f M - w I x W 'iAf-L n L X . 'W-psf--, CAPTAIN H. M, ROGERS, ,C7 Review of COACH F. Moaxuzv The holding of the hrst inter-college tra success, and an increased interest in track athl the Season The season of 1907 in track athletics did not bring as many laurels to the University as the two preceding years. The appearance of an unusual number of star performers from other colleges was directly responsible for our inability to land in better than fourth place at the intercollegiate meet. Cornell did, however, have the best all-round team in her history, and made better performances than any Cornell men had done before in several events. ck meet for the Dean's trophy was a decided etics is bound to result from these contests. The cross-country team was again victorious, the men who constituted the team being about the best all-round aggregation that ever ran for Cornell. Faithful training and perse- verance in Whatever branch of athletics one tries for is bound to bring results and to have 495 Cornell spirit mean something more than words. Both of these traits are essential in every candidate. Cornell's system of giving University credit for optional physical exercise is a feature which can ' be used to aid our athletics. One begins just for the credit obtained and gradually gets the athletic bee, as he begins to gain strength, many valuable ad- ditions to the squad being made thereby. This is a J. N. PEW, JR , 708, CAPTAIN ELECT system original with Cornell. l.et everyone aid in its successful continuance. You take pride in all your customs, and this one should never be allowed to die for want cf proper AM C. G. BAMBERGER, '08,.MANAGER l, FU:-nt 100-YARD DAS!! 100-xv.-KRD DASII 220-XVARD DASH -L40-Yum 'DASH SSO-9'ARD RUN ONE-XIILE RVN TVVO-AIILE RUN 120-YARD Hl'RD1.PIS . 220-1'ARD HL'RI3L1-iS . HIGH Jrrxw . BROAD JUMP . . Poms 1'AI'L'r . PUTTING 16-Ln. SHOT . THROXVING 16-Ln. H.XN13lP3R THRI-:E-MILE CROSS-COUNTRY BIARATHOX RACE . . 30-XJARD IDASH 100-YARD D.-tsn 220-YAnn DASH 440-YAm1 DASH . , 880-YARD RVN . . ONI:-MILE RUN . . ON1-: AND ONE HALF MILE R 35-YARD HUR11I.1cs , . 40-YARD HIKZH H1'RllI.1IS . 100-YARD Low HI'nnI.r:s . 100-'YARD Hltikl H1'Hl'I.l-ZS RVNNIXG HIGH .JUMP POLE VAIILT . . PUTTING 16-Ln. S1-Io'r TXVO-BIILE RELAY. FOUR-MILE JRELAY . ONE-BJILE RELAY . Track Record UN Outdoor Rfrurdr 10 soc. Sig .sci sec. -192 gee. 1 Imn. 571 Ser. -1 min. 2-15 sec. 40 1' or 11 0 111111. sec. 152 sec. 24d sec. 13 ft. 15 in. V . L . 111. 23ft.I'1n. 1'ft1 I -15 ft. 1, in. 146 ft. 11 in. 15 rnin. 172 Sec. 01 min. 10 sec. Indoor 32 SQP. 102 Sec. 232 sec. sec. 2 min. 3,5 sec. 4 Illl11. ES Sec. ti Inin. 572 590.30 5 sec. 52 see. 112 sec. 1-1 sec. t1ft.1in. 11 ft. ti in. 42 ft. 15 in R1I11IllgS9C. 18n1in. 205 sec. 3 min 282 sec. Hulflnr F. M, Sef1rs,'0-1 F. M. Sears, '04 F. M. S?fl1'N,'ll-1 NY. G. VVarren, '03 R. S. Trutt, '03 D. C, Munson, '00 W. Ii. Schutt, '05 L. Ashlnirner. '001 Ji. Cairns, '00 15, Cairns, '00 1i.T. Cook, '10 H. T. Cook, '10 F. S. Porter, '05 G. T. Cook. '08 H. C. Young J. J. Cxflpitts U. D. Young. '02 W. T. McC11rthy,'05 F. G. XVallis. '06 H. A. Roge1'S. '03 B. Smith, '04 W. E. Schutt, '05 D. C. Munson, '06 C. D. Yourig, '02 C W. VVILSON, Jr., '00 112. Cairns, '06 L. Ashburner, '06 CU. P. Serviss. Jr., '05 I, QH. F. Porter, '05 ,I J. B. Philips. '00 F. J. Porter, '05 J. C. Carpenter, '08 C. M. French, '09 J. F. Halstead, '08 R W. Hitcl1cock,'10 w'. 13. scrum, 105 D. B. T. C. H C. Munson, '06 Smith, '05 M. Foster, '04 M. French, '09 . M. Rogers, '07 F. J. Herr, '07 J. C. Carpenter, '07 YP:1n-American, not. allowed on account of wind. -'tlliltercollegiate record. 1 fWor1d's record. ID1d not clear all hurdles. T. G. Rocrcwsu., '09, Assistant Manager Dale of Making May June May May June May May May May May June June May May Dec. Mar. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar. Feb. Mar. Mar. Feb. Feb. Mar. Mar. Mar. Febr Mar. M ar. 30, 4. 24, 16, 7. 6. 29, 6. 14. 7. 8. 8. 28, 28. 7. 7. 20, 20, 14, 14, 26, 4. 7. 7. 21, 21, 14, 13, 29 -1 112LI'y 12, 13, 1901 1901 1901 1903 1902 1905 1903 1905 1904 1904 1907 1907 1905 1905 1907 1900 1903 1904 1903 1903 1904 1905 1900 1900 1904 1904 1903 1906 1901 1908 1904 1906 anagerj CLARK CH.-xlw AN QM E BAMRERGER CAsst.Illgr.j LEMON MILLS KELSEY REQUARDT TREMAN Hu1'cH1NsoN Gms KEENHOLTS HQDGES iom:LEvCCaarl1j BAKER R. Rossxmn R,L.RossMAN TALCOTT WHITE Cool: PEW STURGIS Noms JACKSON LEw1s TOWNSEND ROGERS fCaptainjMAGoF1f1N FRENCH HERR TRUE R E 3 F Track arsity V 1907 Varsity Track Team, 1907 HOWARD BIAXWELL ROGERS, Cupmm FRANK CAREY CHAPMAN, zllmmger CLARENCE GREENWALD BAMBERGER, Asiisfant Manage THOMAS XVALLACE BAKER, '08 GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER, 'OO EDVVARD HEIERMANS CLARK, '09 GEORGE TANDX' COOK, 'OS . JAMES XIANDEVER COLPITTS, '09 VVILLIAM SILLIMAN FOSTER, '09 CHARLES lh'lARTIN FRENCH, '00 RICHARD ANTHONY GEIS, '08 CARL ALVORD GOULD, '07 . FREDERICK JOHN HERR, '07 . NORMAN POND HODGES, 'OO . RAYMOND ARTHUR HUTCHINSON, THOMAS MARSHALL JACKSON, '08 DEAN LEWIS KELSEY, '08 . BURTON JUDSON LEMON, '08 . GEORGE FRANCIS LEWIS . CHARLES FREDERICK NIAGOFFIN, JOHN EVAN MILLS, '09 . WALTER SCOTT NOBIS, '08 . JOSEPH NEWTON PEW, '08 . GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT, '09 HOWARD MAXWELL ROGERS, '07 RTEFINE LATTING ROSSMAN, '09 RICHARD ROSSMAN, '09 . . ROBERT WARREN SAILOR, ,O7 WILLIAM BAYARD STURGIS, '08 JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT, '09 FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND, ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN, '09 . HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE, '08 WARD BENJAMIN WHITE, '08 Team :Og 107 '08 OHN F. NIOAKLEY, Comb Hammer throw Half, mile, two-mile Hammer throw Hammer throw Mile, two-mile Pole vault Quarter and half-mile Half-mile, mile, two-mile Broad jump Quarter-mile Half-mile 120-yard and 220-yard dash, Pole vault lbroacl jump IOO and 220-yard dash Half-mile, mile, and two-mile Half-mile, mile, and two-mile Mile and two-mile Pole vault Mile and two-mile Hammer throw High jump Quarter-mile High jump High jump Shot-put and hammer-throw Shot-put and hammer-throw IZO and 220-yard hurdle Hall'-mile, mile 220-yard hurdle Mile and tWO-mile Shot-put HALSTEAD FRENCH ER CARPENT Hxrcucocrc HURLBUR1' CARPENTER FRENCH HITCI-xcocxc E 3 F Pr L' as F5 an 3 o 3 P' E cd as F P1 -9. aa D5 2 3 an Q O SHOT-PUT Fifteenth nnual Track and Field Championships -7 0 0 0 0 0 PRINCETON CORNELL MEET Summary of Events, I. A. A. A. A. Cornell vs. Princeton Pennsylvziniii. 33: Michigan, 29: Yule. 133 Coriiell. 152 Ithaca, May 4, 1907 Princeton, IU, Harvnrrl, 93 Syracuse, S: Swurtliiiiorc. og Dnrtinontli, 5: Amherst, 4: Johns Hopkins, 1 100'vXvAR1l DAM-1 1 Cartinell, Pennsylvania . lll sec. fianihle. Pl'i'IH'Pf 1l - 102 ECC 22 Hulon-lliller, Princeton Viinnors, Princeton 3 Gmnble, Princeton Kelsey, Cornell 4 Iintler, Yale 220-XYARD Dasii 1 CLlI'lf1'l9ll,x.PlTlllFylVHIll2. , 215 sec, gainliile, Priii5etniiH . 222 sec Z. Stevens, a e utc nnson. lorne ' 2 Whithani. Pennsylvania Connors, Princeton 4 Lockwood, Harviiril 440-YARD DASH 1 Taylor, Pennsylvania . . 482 sec. French, Cornell . . 503 sec .. Coliolan. Yale Atlee, Princeton 3 Rogers. Cornell Tittman, Princeton 4 Atlee, Princet n H,AI.F-ATILPI RUN 1 Haskins, Pennilylvania 1 niin. 5751 sec. Chanzller. Cornell 2 min. 6 sec 2 Townsenil, Cornell Townsenil. Ciirnell 3 French, Cornell Lewis, Corrie 4 Baker. Swarthmore U 4 ONE-llllllli RUN 1 Haskins, Pennsylvania 4 min. 203 sec. Lewis, Cornell . . 4 min. 412 sec 2 Coe, Micliigmi Iglcfjtee. Przicetofi 3 Lewis, Cornr .amiesoni NUFUH 4 Maloney, Michigan ' , TWO-RJILE RUN 1 Rowe, Michigan . . 9 min. 343 sec. Mglgvffin. 'C0l'Il9ll - 9 mln- 553 SCC 2 Magoffin Cornell EisE!e.5'r1iicfifon 3 Dull, Michigan - 0 15. OYHS 4 Eisele, Princeton 120-x7ARD HIGHHURDLES 1 Garrels, Michigan . 155 sec. Talcott, Cornell . . 16 sec 2 Shaw, Dartmouth Armstrong, Princeton 3 Armstrong. Princeton HUfClliHSOI'l. Cornell L 4 Hubbard, Amherst 220-YARD Low Hunomzs 1 Garrels, Michigan . 24 sec. Talcott, Cornell . . , 252 sec 2 Hubbard, Amherst ihinstrong, Priiiceton 3 Shaw. Dartmouth YGIUHH. 0F09 P V 4 ifirmsthilnig' Pmlcgon 11f 111' I k c ii OLE AULT 1 ,, 'rt e, t. 5 in. . ac son, orne - I - 2 ghihbigrigiise? . IS ani' 11 fr. Ei ln. X?lTiI1.CPri11ffi2f0?i ' Height' 10 ft' 6 In amp P , 'ae ., 11 ft 4m iii s. orne I .. 10 ft' 3 in 3 Gilbert, Yale ' ' ' Poster. Cornell I - HIGH JUMP 1 Mofiit, Pennsylvania Distance 6ft. 31 in. R. L. Rossman, Cornell? Height, 5 ft 6 in 2 Marshall, Yale . 6 ft, 25 R. Rossman, Cornell H . 3 Horrax, Williamsd 5 ft. 11 in. Requardt, Cornell . 5 ft. 4 in. Harwood, Harvar .. E - 4i Somers. Harvard l 5 ft' 95 ln' I I l , BROAD JUMP 1 Knox, Yale . Distance, 22 ft. 10 in, Simons, Princeton . Distance, 21 ft. 6 in, 2 French, Michigan 22 ft. 8 in. Connors. Princeton ' -- 20 ft' 102 111' 3 Heath, Michigan . 22 ft. 1 Goulrl, Cornell . . 20 ft. 4 111. 4 Pierce, Johns Hopkins 21 ft. 8 in. I l 1 , 1 Kieuger,Swart.hmoreDistance 46 ft,5Ljin VVhite, Cornell I . . DISH!-209, 42 ff- 22 1-Il, 2 Garrels, Michigan 45 ft. 7 rn. McCormick, Princeton . H 40 ft. 2? in 3 Stephenson, Harvard 44 ft. Biuin Cook, Cornell . . 37 ft. Q in. , . 4 White, Cornell . . 44 ft- 3 111. , , r . HAMhlIiR THROW 1 Horr, Syracuse . Distance, 150 ft. 5 in. Sturgs, Cornell . . Distance, 132 it. 8 in. 2 Kersberg. Harvard 149 ft. 65m Cook, Cornell . . H 132 ft. 2 in. 3 Pew, Cornell . 144 ft. 25.in Daub. P1'ii1Cet0D - - I 1223- 10 111- 4 Folwell, Pennsylvania 138 ft. 8 in. Score: Cornell, 71-Princeton, 4b. 501 33 HOFFMAN Duns PEET . KS Mu. IVIUENCH CONWAY D1-:ERING HOLMES Smut-1 MAY CARPENTER OR TAYI. UNGER H 00K X C Hrrcx-mock YOUNG ES .loN RD GERA Em-:nsouz STRACK PHILLIPS Tswxsnuxzy B EAN Atwoon ca FH ON F4 E as as P4 Track fe 0 Sophom Form Kmsm-:Y Mo RTON MCKAIG HICKMAN BERNA TALBOT MACARTH UR TAYLO R Y 'rv 1f:1'2 sz:-'--111-:chef - 5 pmmkhgmwvk ww' Fai? eamvvwmw W faswff., swqwgf-it-fr 144' N4 Y G gsdswaw'-ff KW! ' R W vw ,Rfb-Q., x W? N., - :- .-1 . - Q.-Q1Ii.3f '- Q fa 'SMX Q1 , :J 1 A .. ' E la 1 A 5 , 2 gf R 'rx X K 3 A V 4 4 4 ' f QQ Q x fy f V, N, sf J. ,wb av Y WW ,,., F 1-1:35, i--ai'-El? ' -' -M: N ,I :A-1,g4,.g.f,f,: .5-E-+517jr--,:Lg3:g:x+' f A ' A I,1eg::',.,..1 ',1-ga, -1 1--f' V- sc , .1 :gy ,ffm-::::f..7-..:z.,H,,.-a,.-.- - 3- 55x, .,::13,5, 5.f. i. :Www-,.1Q: Q:-g,,,,., , .1:55:5::,11:5- A A X s , 1 N .El 5 V bv in .S ,S 1 2' R 'km im 'i-.-'fi-'fiilf5555 1215 + , 3:5 5 FREDDIEM To WNSEND ToMMY JACKSON A 0 1 PRINCETON MEET UFRANKM uBOB TQREM.-KN l S'mR'r OF THE Two-MILE AT C.-xMBR1DGE Q 1, CHUCK FRENCH H101-1NNu: TALCQTT THE HURDLES THE MILE At the Intercollegiates -x 'v fv -.S N. ' V Me ,,'-I I .I H a w k ,gg HI m wah!- TQ . M -5315 IH '11 ,, f U17 F- - i g I Q- .IQ ,f T- A , Q K ' 5 . . Xl , 3-f' - f m: x -,. .1 , . ,- L U 1-A -- QM N? 'HI' 2, 'V xxxx N 1,4 '4afg f - V SQ. X . V r :Wax 1 , W ' rr-, ,izx ,, Lf, J 1 ,-,3 ' ' 3' L 1 ,Q V ,X If ' 4 5 . P '1 C x ' . KW' r xii 1' gh- if N fi ' ' an + W fx W W! M317--Y- ' , ,,A.. - -f-f4'f'4Nv5 V 'Z' f ,fif- x , ' ' :-' m! My J 'J Tfa I4 F-Q .215 XA , 1 , 2251 T ,, I px? VI M E +1 + u 4 W M , S h Captain B. J. Lemon, '08 , ju l 1Vf4,f,,?!, Y U 'x 1, , w 4' ' IA! ' U1 ivy ' Coach Moakley 42,-.--G.-f 1 Scfxanono UGH HICKOK B RNA M MoAKL1zY, Coarlz BRONK RonERTs,As:t.Mgr. MCCUNE BEAN T1NcL11Y HOLMES SULLIVAN Tx-mxrcumn Arwoon S DAN N A SP1-:LLMA Mlucs SIQELYE Caplain LEMON, RUBE T 'OUNG 'Sf UNGER H EBERSOLE SCH Lo B01-nu GERARD HALSTEAD Cornell Cross-Country Club, 1907 Cross-Country Club B. LExroN,'OS, Czlfllzlfll V. Co1,1'l'r1's, '09, .lsxislnvl Culnmin T. A. B.a1.Dw1N, '03, Allllldlgff A. M. RonER'rs, '09, ASSLSIEVII Manager Executive Committee B. Laxmr: T. A. BALDXVIX H. L. TRUHE J. V. COLPITTS A. M. RonER'rs A. L. WVILLGOOSE Honorary Members PROFESSOR E. T. N1cHo1.s MR. E. P. .ANDREWS PROFESSOR H. D1EDER1cHs C. G. J. P. B. W. S E. E. T. A. H. L A. L. H. G. F. H I. R. J. V. A. W. A. H j.W E. T. H. s. W. s M. H. W. 1 H. E H. J. A. C. R. Y. R. c B.-n1BERGER, '08 PI.-XLSTE.-KD, '08 LEMON, '08 BIARSLAND, '08 SEI-ILYE, '08 BALD WIN, '08 TRUBE, '08 XVILLGOOSE, '08 RID ER, '08 BUSHNELL, '09 CAMERON, '09 COLPITTS, '09 ENGEL, '09 GILBERT, '09 HANEORD, '09 HUTCHINGS, '09 JACOBY, '09 KEENHOLTS, JR., '09 LANDIS, '09 MAUER, '09 S01-11.01301-1111, '09 SPELMAN, '09 SULLIVAN, '09 THATCHER, '09 THOBIPSON, '09 Undergraduates E. H. TlNGLEX','O9 H. H. TUCKER, '09 L. V. ADA:x1s,'I0 E. H. :5LTW0OD,'IO A. C. BE.-xN,'10 M. BRoN1c, '10 L. R. BOGERT,'IO E. B. COBB,'IO J. CONLEY, 'IO F. N. DARLINC,,'IO I N. EBERSOLE, 'IO C. S. HOLhIES,'IO D. W. HYDE, JR.,'IO A. P. MCCLINTOCK, '10 N. R. PEET, 'IO E. B. HDLDREDC-E,'10 F. S. HoPxc1Ns,'10 J. E. GERARD,1IO E. A. HUNGER,'IO M. S. JONES,'IO R. S. S1'RRc1c,'10 H. C. YOUNG, 'IO G. G. ANDREXVS, 'II R. C. Booru, ,II 509 H. P. BERNA,'II J. A. BROWN,'II H. W. BUTT!-ZRWOR1'H,'II W. A. BENNETT,'II C. A. CRAMER,'11 F. A. DENMLER, 'Il J. H. DENNISTON, 'II W. GAVETT, 'II G. HOPKINS, 'II J. P. HICKOK,'II W. C. HO0KWAY,'II W. B. MURRAY, JR., ,II J. C. MCCUNE,'II H. H. MILKS, 'II P. PLOSS, 'II A. O. PEABODY,'II R. SPENCER,7II W. K. SOWDON,'II J. H. SHERMAN, 'II H. SCARBOROUGI-l, '11 M. A. SMITH, '11 D. R. SWINTON,'II N. R. WYCKOEE, 'II F. B1RK1-IAHN, Sp, BALD w1N, Mgr. 0u1sRTs, Asst. Ivlgr. R GERARD OOD ATW GER HUN MOAKLEY, Coach YOUNG TRUBE CoLP11'rs EMON, Captain AD L HALSTE ELYE SE Cornell Cross-Country Team, 1907 .. :rav- .a?f,?': :'ii'f.l-. 11 , .e . I 51? af' mmf ' I Il'-1 . nr . 4 fn , .. f.,, .i -7.4 f. , , -Jff l jZ'1-T514 ...- ,.I1z:,:- ni ,-' -.. . i J , -, V. l,F' ,, fa,-.7 'vg,g.:g'.-.fwfvq fn-2411 A T' 'I 5: .I ..-.1 ':j3:ji'jp:.-. ,.. fr' 1 gJ1g.n -'L 1 , +3 5ig.' , .,n-', q.Lw I Ixus , .-I ,. I .X mf -M5 rhumh . . -1, . ',,.,,: . '-a-as I. - -. -i 'ps A.-'QQ .' E '- ' .I .:' 'L ' if.'iQf. . .. . 1. 1 I. .IF 155' f' 19 11 , ' 'X ' T.. .Pali5'KiF11i2 l'5l'+Ef.lif' Fl! f I, i?i I- .V 'e- 219.12112?1fil'1jEfAf'11'a ,if ff.- .. . . ., ,AQ . . , I s . . . . . . H if 1 I. ,- gp gg-fi ' ' K N . gif igi?jifrEg.:g:3g,gp: A-,f' ..- . 'f , ' a.g1,--31:1 T131-.11-.aaa-55, Ein 6 H ans I 11.2 3152 ',' ' 'e--- :J - '.- - -A .A.9i5,3' v :'1.'vQ'l.-.1113:'L!,l'l'i .,:..i,1-. ,5-'Q QT ?5I 2:f-:.'-Q' I ' 1Q, 'w1iY , -'X .1153 'W 5 515111-'11iSiQT1,El1If.l',.t'l LT?1iZl'?5I5gidf'4f'f?Li'li: 2l5'l? 1 T-liiE !1i11'li3r. 'I 'A f1.g .ivX - 15,39 -Q, 'yi' V T ' '- i 1 T 't3,Q . .32 4 , QF 1l ?ffi':'L'T' f , ig:--arf'-Aga? 1899 .1ll'1'l'l18 Purlx, Nru' l'm-Ir. 61 miles. A Q31 A. J. SWEET Q51Q'. C. ToRR.xxc'E Q61O. O. 1'il+2RRY Q101E. P. STROWGFR CORNELL, 243 X ALI-:. 32. 1,1-INNSYLVANIA, 503. COLl'MFI.A, 72. Individual 11 inner, J. F. CREUAN, Princeton. Time, 34 Inm. 52 sec. 1900 Q21 B. A. GALLAGIIER Q41R. S. TRo'I'I' Q41 W. E. SCHUTT Q11 W. E. SCI-IUIVI' Q11 E. Q21 C. Q21J. Q21 H. .1101-ris Park Q31.-X. -1, SWEET Q81 C. J. 1IoRRIsoN CORNELL, 263 XIALIC, 18: PENNSYLVANIA, 28, COLIIMRIA, 71. Individual Winner, A. GRANT, Pennsylvania. Tirne. 34 min. 17 sec. 1901 .llurris Park QR1G. T. POLL-KRD Q1l1 C. C. WHITE XYALFI. 22: PENNsyI..rANIA. 313 CQRNELL, 35: PRINCETON, 67. Individual Winner, D. W. FRANCI-IOT, Yale. Time, 34 min. 20 sec. 1902 .Harris Park . Q51K. VV. WOODWARD Q61 E. T. NPIWM.kN CORNELL, 245 YALE, 30, PENNSYLVANIA, 53, HARVARD, 59. Individual Winner, A. C. BOWEN, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 Inin. 1903 7'raver's Island, 61 miles. Q21 K. VV. WOOIDWVARD Q41 T. M. FOSTER CORNELL, 123 HARvARn, 375 YALE, 465 PRINCETON, 70. Individual Winner, W. E. SCHUTT, Cornell. Time, 33 min. 15 sec. 1904 Trarei-'s Island, 65 miles. Q21 C. F, IWAGOFFIN Q41 D. C. MUNsoN CORNELL, 12, PENNSYLVANIA, 41, IYALE, 51, HARVARD, 52. Individual Winner, E. T. NEWMAN, Cornell. Time, 32 min. 52 sec. 1905 Traver's Island, 61 miles. Q61 MONT SLEETH Q91 E. L. SIMPSON CoRNELL, 29, HARV.ARD, 355 YALE, 575 M. I. T.. 65. Individual Winner, W. G. HALE, Yale. Time, 32 min. 58 sec. 1906 Princeton, 61 miles. Q51 C. F. IWAGOFFIN Q71 E. E. SEELYE CORNELL, 225 PENNSYLVANIA, 255 M. I. T., 56, YALE, 71. NEWMAN MAcorr1N COLPITTS Individual Winner, L. P. JONES, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 282 sec. 1 907 Princeion, 61 miles. .HALSTEAD Q31 J. V. COLPITTS Q51 H. L. TRURE Q61 T-Y. C. YOUNG Q101 E. A. I-IUNGER CORNELL, 39, PENNSYLVANIA, 61, YALE, 135: 'SYRACUSE, 173. Individual Winner, G. HASKINS, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 91 sec. Records of Pennsylvania Dual Meets 1901 Pennsylvania 14 Cornell 23 Ithaca. h 1902 Pen nsylvania. 1 7 Cornell 19 Philadelphia 1903 Cornell 1 0 Pennsylvania 37 Ithaca 1 1904 Cornell 12 Pennsylvania 28 Philadelphia Members of Intercollegiate Cross-Country Association COLUMBIA CORNELL PRINCETON HARVARD SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY or PENNSVLYANIA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY 51 I Q131J. C. FINCH Ql21I3. SMITH Q91 C. C. WHITE Q51 C. F. MAGOFFIN Q51 A. STARR Q121 ARTHUR STARIP Q81 W. S. Nome Q131 E. E. SEELTE YALE COLPITTS FINISHING THE 1X1ARATl-ION INTE RTCOLLEGE Caoss-COUNTRY START PRINCETON CROSS'COUNTRY M1-:ET .I v ,Vf, Y, E 1-h L f N 1' .:- .. X NS ,vi .. E E' -r gli' H -H U -....,-- 15555 , 'S 1' - -1' f - .. . I..-!.!ll!. f , E , V: N f, , -.fff 'I' - - -f -f - 5 W ,. . ,42 X 2 if I yy , ?7'g,, , - 9 L JL n ie -H ' ' 'ml jlmf . ,W TQ ,, '-- f f d X'm.f1 1 ki, ' ' R -,c -I A .: ' , g- t , hi - 4-vii 2' -.ff N 2152 :.-I 29 R .QA 1' V -inf: - .?, ,, P W5 - I SEQ 2,6 X Q, LEGS K , 1. yd P f. 2 A N I 52 W 5 - 23 QQ F93 ,I ' if A, QI I 1 w A v' - W Captain H. A. Lucker, '08 'I ' I' MAGUIRE, Coach WIGLEY DONALD AC M BOARDMAN MA1N ARLING D ND'HAL ODE Iblanager CONGER, G RUNER, Subsriiute LABREQUE SCHUL1-H Els Rlcxmsow, Capmin GxLDNmz B R1'r'roN Lucxsa Team SSB ell Lacro l'l'l Co April April April May May May June Lacrosse Record CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL 1907 . 9 ONONDAOA INDIANS . . 2 SENECA INDIANS . . . 3 HOBAR'f . 3 HARVARD . 4 COLUMBIA . 4 STEVENS INSTITUTE . . 4 HOEART GAMES VVON, 7 GAMES LOST, O Lacrosse Team, WILLIAM ELBRIDGE RICKETSON, 'O7 . LAWRENCE JEROME CONGER . . WARNER GREEN BAIRD . EDWIN FRANKLIN BRITTON, JR., '07 CHESTER GREENHALGH WIGLEY, ,O7 HAROLD GOULD MACDONALD, 'O7 . HENRY THORPE LABREQUE, 'O7 HARRY HOLMES GILDNER, 'O7 . ALBERT JAY BOARDMAN, 'OS . EUGENE ADAMS MAIN, ,O7 . HARRY ADOLPH LUCKER, '08 . WILLIAM ELBRIDGE RIORETSON, 'O7 NELSON JARVIE DARLING, 'O7 . CHARLES JOSEPH ODEND,HAL, ,O7 . LEOPOLD SCHULTHEIS, 'OO . WILLIAM PHILIP GRUNER, 'O7 . Team sis 1907 O O 2 2 I O 3 . Captain . . Manager Assistant Manager . Goal . Point Cover Paint First Defense Second Defense Third Defense . Center Tbiral Attack Second ffttark First Attack Outsiale Home Inside Home Substitute , X W I 'Wif i ff-v I ' 5 We f ! P919 'Ar' Sf -A , - ' x ' my f- ., xv -0-- r fjjn i' ' . . wg M ,S w w if - - M : , f Q - -- i f , 1 ff f. K+ rlx I !'ff?m ,Q big- g' WL x. X1 .5-+2 Y W V is Captain F. W. Avery, '08 ,-51.1 X :ED fr, S321 av Gif: ' 'YD I Vigil I is-lf. Wf- fm?-',x . 5, 9552 .4954 +' '31 w . E, '. jgxbf-1 ,FX -e' -,. gl 1' ' I' Basketball Record Cornell Opponents December 6 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER December I3 SAINT LAWRENCE UNIVFRSITY january II COLUMBIA . january I7 COLGATE . january I8 UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER january 24 HAMILTON . February I YALE , . February 8 PRINCETON . February I4 COLUMBIA , February I5 YALE . . February 21 PENNSYLVANIA February 28 PRINCETON . February 29 PENNSYLVANIA Basketball Team, 1907-08 FRANK PUTNAM DEANE, 'OS . . . . Manager RALPH EMERSON LEONARD, 'Og . AAI!-510711 Manager VGALTER D. HAGGERTY . . . . Conch FREDERICK AVERY, 'OO . . . Rigbi Forward EDWIN STANSILAN CROSBY, ,IO . . Lfft Forward ALVIN EUGENE SHERO, ,IO . . Center PHILIP JAMES GOODWIN, 'OS . . L41 Guard HARRY GROVER BURD, 'OO . . . , Riglvi Guard Substitutes ANDREW JOSEPH VVHINERY, ,IO FRED EUGENE GARl3NEli, 'OO HARRY PERRY PHELPS, 'O8 GEORGE MERWIN CIIAPMAN,'oO 517 34 TY AGGER H GARDNER BY Cnos WH1Nmw E, M ana ger DEAN BURD AVERY, Captain S!-nano Goonwm Cornell Basketball Team, 1907-08 r I ,JIS fig! II NN, IIMQFIW -- - A F Qs r--V V , ---- 'Qlff' ibm I IIIIIIIII- .R IGI! ,GK ' 4 2 f , WflQm7ry'1I I Z III I I-Q MII I I I I I I I I I II I I I , I x x . 'ix ' , I In I I 1 If X - ,N I I I II W ' I 1-if N X, C-Xx Y I I I X I A'i,I I 'iii 4' SI N! h I1 I .-.4 A' I I f- X I .NI I -' 4 N 'hx I 5+ Ma, ' I A I II IIZI J r w,Mg,.., U I I I ' I I I I -I I s. 'I C I in W. E. Harries, os ap 21 .XJ 'I I '25 .I I :.--'f'-za W,- , ' .1 --I ... , f I I ,I .lil-111 I V ,Pt I 1 , 1 ' ,Q - I v-I.: ' ai-3 5. ?'A I . I 'I 'I III II I FL- I I WI I I I I I -W3 I 'I , ITA , M I II!! II I 1, f . Coach Gelas 5 I ' I ,r.,,.............S.,,.,. RIN' QI . I II IIII II S ,,,9f If I I , 2-Y . ' A Mi 5 NP ,,,,,,m-Mawr-f GERMOND, AJSfSlH!7i Jblaxager GI-:LASI Coach CAREY MANNOCCIR, Iblanager FASSETT ,HARRIES, Caplain HOWARD Cornell Fencing Team Cornell niversity Fencing Team 1907-08 J. lil. Al.XXXOf'1'Ill . . .lfIlIlllyll'I' XV. 15. li Hllill-15 . . . Criplriln li. C. Gianxioxn . . .ls.vf'shmt .llunuyer W. 1:I. I-I.x!uul-.s, '08 0. W, lflowuur, 'OS T, li. lfjsxl-.'l'1' '09 H. IV. CMI!-1i', 'US Q5ub.l ll. 1iSl'1NDOL.X, '10 QSub.J Winners of the Amsler Medals 1898 J, Gioxovx 1900 C. W. IWKYIS 1903 17. F. Pixo 1905 J. M. 1898 A. 5. Kmans 1901 H. F. linorixr 1903 W. F.-xorfxnies 1900 O. VV 1899 C. H. Bni1sTl.ic1x 1901 W. I.. Bowiiax 1904 H. Hicrniiizmi-gn 1906 T. E. 1899 A. E. Wiicnaxu 1902 G. J. Nxri-IAN 190-I S. W. Fox 1907 1900 N. L. Kxivi-1 1902 B. U. FHICK 1905 J. F. D.mI.Ixc,: 1907 Team Records Date Cunteslfmls Qin order of finish! Wirmer Score Cornell Opp. Feb. 11, 1902 Cornell, Pennsylvania . . . Cornell 8 1 Feb. 14, 1902 Cornell, Columbia . . . . Cornell 7 2 Mar. 8, 1902 XVest Point, Cornell . . , . VVest Point 3 6 Mar. 28-29, 1902 lV. P., Col., Annap., Ynie, Penn, . VVest Point 32 40 Mar. 4, 1903 Columbia, Cornell . . . . Columbia 2 7 Mar. 6, 1903 Harvard, Cornell . . . . Harvard '3 6 Mar. 4, 1903 1Vest Point, Cornell . . . . VVest Point 0 9 Mar. 20, 1903 Cornell, Pennsylvania . . . Cornell 6 3 Mar. 27-28 1903 W. P., Col., Cor.. Yale, Penn., H. . West Point 22 35 April 18, 1903 Cornell, Annapolis . . . , Cornell 6 3 Feb. 20, 1904 Annapolis, Cornell . . . . Annapolis 3 6 Feb. 26, 1904 Cornell, Harvard . . . . Cornell 5 4 Mar. 5. 1904 NVest Point, Cornell ,.... 'West Point 3 6 Mar. 11, 1904 Cornell, Columbia .,... Cornell 7 2 Apr. 1- 2, 1904 W. P., Cor., Col., Annap., Yale, Penn. . West Point 33 41 CCornell and Columbia tiej Feb. 17, 1905 Columbia. Cornell . . . . Columbia 5 4 Feb. 18, 1905 1Vest Point, Cornell . . . . West Point .3 6 Mar. 3, 1905 M. I. T., Cornell, Harvard , . , M. I. T. 11 13 Mar. 10, 1905 Annapolis. Cornell ..... Annapolis 4 5 Mar. 24-25, 1905 Annap,, W. P., Col., Cor., Har., Yale, Penn. Annapolis 32 39 Feb. 22, 1906 Harvard, Cornell ..... Harvard 4 5 Mar. 2, 1906 Princeton, Cornell ..... Cornell 5 4 Mar. 3, 1906 Annapolis, Cornell ..... Annapolis 3 6 Mar. 10, 1906 Columbia, Cornell .,... Cornell 5 1 Mar. 16-17, 1906 W. P., Har., Annap., Col., Cor., Penn., Prin. West Point 16 31 Feb. 2, 190.7 Cornell, N. Y. Turn Verein, N. Y. A. C., Brook- lyn Central Y. M. C. A., Yale, French Y. M. C. A., Foil and Mask Club . . Cornell 15 3 Feb. 22, 1907 Cornell, Harvard, Yale . . . Cornell 6 0 Feb. 23, 1907 West Point, Cornell . . West Point 3 6 Mar. 8, 1907 Columbia, Cornell . . . ., Columbia 4 5 Mar. 9, 1907 Annapolis, Cornell . . . . Annapolis 2 7 Mar. 16, 1907 Cornell, Pennsylvania .... Cornell . 6 3 Mar. 29-30, 1907 Annap., W. P.,Cor.,Yale,Col.,Penn.,Prin.,Har. Annapolis Apr. 5, 1907 Toronto, Cornell ..... Cornell 13 5 Feb. 1, 1908 West Point, Cornell, Yale, Penn. Carnegie CCo1umbiab, Foil and Mask Club, New York h Turn Verein. N. Y. Fencers Club. . . West Point 13 15 Feb. 7, 1908 Pennsylvania, Cornell .... Cornell 5 4 Mar. 14, 1908 Annapolis, Cornell, Penn .... Annapolis 7 15 Mar. 27-28, 1908 West Point, Annapolis, Cornell, Columbia, Yale, Mass. Inst. Tech. . . . . West Point 21 15 CCorne1l-Columbia tie.J 52 I Fmun . Howann, '08 Fixssrfrr, '09 W. E. Hfmnies G. DELCASSE Place Philadelphia Ithaca VVest Point New York New York Cambridge West Point Ithaca New York Annapolis Annapolis Ithaca Vllest Point Ithaca New York New York Nlfest Point Bosfon Annapolis New York Ithaca Princeton Annapolis Ithaca New York Brooklyn New Haven West Point New York Annapolis Ithaca New York Ithaca Brooklyn Philadelphia Annapolis C1-lkvsslmzs COOPER ADLEY H ELCASSE D SARMIENTO RIC:-um ODRIGUEZ R ORDEN W Towmns BICUDO WMGHT SIRAMARKIAN Cornell Association Football Team, 1907 :lfkgfify iziii5a wg.fEflQ4rW ,gr ' ' V, .,A H -' p I r .. . F1 f V ? . V 4' 5' R O 'ff ff . 1' 5 -if J , ' rf Q , ra? . 5. f . ,.j',3. 1-Qfff' nY.' V' .'A :.:Q3, ,f 4 I so . f ufowr. , L is Z Lf- j ' r . Q? O. B1cUDO,'1O A. SARMIENTO, 'OS . J. NIONROE, 'OO H. D. HADLEY, ,II L. BRIAS,,II . W. E. WRIGHT, ,IO W. COOPER, '1O A. C. TOWERS, ,II W. H. RICHIE, Sp. J. RODR1GUEz, ,II A. SARMIENTO, '08 O. B1cUDO, ,IO V. E. SIRAMARKIAN, 'lo . S. S. CHRYss1DEs,,O9 f z iz-iffv':..gf1. 'wr' 11 1 '-1 A, V, . J . - -1' 'pig-zz., fer' - . ., - 1 .4-f':v1:1 'ara+.i5':2'11f5u..f' - 3- L ,' 2- 1 - f.f'-ilfffpi WJ! -. . . V. . .2 A - A ,l 'f' +?f !ffr1if--'fiEE5f- .- '1' - ' -L ' 1 ' . A' -mc. 1- v- 1-. wav.,-'ar'-Rf wg .V 7,3 I , --,,,, V, V. V. V- 37.35, 'V VJ- LVV-- 35 1 - .N ,. ,mfvf f' 3f'4'u:+ 114 ,sf ijyw 1 '? f' f.- N L7 - fig.-. ilk?-Yffi VV. I ?,...,f. ,V AH 1 V EFVIAV' Z-. ...af X. V H47 . f?i1 .. ?- ' ,, ' :ff 'V 4g:'isrf'.,,,Epy- Q'T:r1 -1 ..f .Z-fi? 1907 Team Substitutes . Captain . . Man ager . .dffllffllilf Manager Goal Keeper . Left Back . Right Bark . Left Hoff Back Center Half Back , Rz'g1JtHaZfBaek Riglat Outside Right Infide . . Center . Left Inside . Left Outside J. MONROE, 'OO H. E. WORDEN, 'O8 523 Forward Forward Forward Forward Forward 1 N J 2? Qi . 5. ,ff '- f', , MANNOCCIR, Manager WILSON VANBIJLVELU: HASTINGS WRIGHT Mormon FLINT MACPHERSON L1-:x CORNELL MCCURMLCK Cornell Cricket Team, 1907 CGRNEEL GNIGIIET .cw 11?'FP'?riIiP.r:'f52' - Ill' 'fff' IeEigEH :.f A A if ' 'i'I. ,-'- 'YVA A' fp.: I Y. . r 1 S . . 'UQ . , . ..f?4. -1. - .BW -55315 ' . 5 N- SQL 1 , If Q' I lik . Tw I A .g, V, Ts' I, 5 ,5 -gl-. f4-.- - S , cl- f H ' '?.'.-f- I:'1'f ki. 67.- :Yi V '-T525 ' L.5E3,:,:f55j' I' . L. M. IVIACPHERSON . J. E. NIANNOCCIR . L. M. MACPHERSON H. K. WILSON S. H. 'FLINT- A. C. HASTINGS, JR. O. B. HASTINGS Team J. MONROE C. E. LEX S. VAN BIJLEVELT J. D. PAUL W. E. WRIGHT S. S. CHRYSSIDES Substitutes F. H. MACCORMICK R. M. CORNELL 525 Captain Manager lZg6l' Z .Man ll CHASI-L, flxsisla L1vy:nMo1ug EINECKE R TALBOTT NELL, Coach ON 'C O HAIGHT Luzwxs W R161-IT, Capmin Cf W1-111-1-:H1:AD, lllanag Isl it PEA VA LL X restling Team, 1907-08 Cornell iP HV '?1 l' CQRNELL 27 I' I I-7' ' 'I Life , fi- .mi 5319651 5. 5 ,Ei . . I fb, :'la 'Q A'lf5 'Q f N ' ' all b r- I lyk Qt: -f- lf. ' -f 'Q .A ' 5 Lflfflai 32 WRESTLHNG y , . '- ,, ,- , 'eggs - LA, A1-.--H ef 0 , Q.-5.3 .I 1 3 ' 'lv' ' ' Qu ,4i.,'gp. SI.f:i-,5.J'j5,:, ' ,-'ui' 'E.?:LS f w'. ra. .l I 4. 25, .mia af, W. E. WRIGHT, ,IO . . . . Captain V. L. VVHITEHEAD, jk., '08 . . . . Manager R. T. CHASE, '09 . . . zfuzlftant Manager E. O,CONNELL , . . . . Coach Team fuailfar-wzfigbf Claw-II5 pounds R. T. CHASE, '09 R. F. WALL, ,IO Spffziaf-Weiglat C1051-125 pounds R. L. LEWIS, Sp. Agr. Ligbtfwaigbt C1055-135 pounds L. PEAKE, ,IO WcZterwez'gbt C1055-I45 pounds Nl. C. HAIGH'l',,OQ K. C. LIVERMORE, '09 'Mz'ddIeweigbt Class-158 pounds V. L. WHITEHEAD, '08 L. REINECKE '07 DAVIDSON, '08 Light I-Ieafuyweigfvi Class--175 pounds W. E. WRIGHT, ,IO ' I-Ieafvyweigbl Claw L. TALBOTT, JR., ,II Record, Cmngll OPPW, ,,,- Intercollegiate Meet February I4 5 Columbia 2 C fYale . . . I3 Points 23 4 Pennsylvania 3 I Pennsylvania , 8 March 6 I Yale 6 March 204 Cornell . . 4 M21rCl1 I3 2 Princeton 4 Princeton . 3 C' Columbia . 0 517 ug,g1f,' r IZ'- H.---K, .rv 1..1.-::,'1- ,.Lc:m:l4- Ilflmmger VINCENT, R EIBER R ICS Z C P1 2 --. E Q. it Ll :J '1' ,- Q: A nd Lil x-I Q 41 i- z ca u E P Q 14 bl IZ ko f4 REER G NEER CH IVIAT LES SAY IN e ex v-4 S cs cu E-4 P: as .M Q O I ell I'I1 C0 I I ft - l,. 7 3. -,Q I HV, I ,-I, Ax .4 f' 3' 15 ,7 ir , 'J '53 f ' -, ,I - ,I : ' - I I I I I-IQCRET CINE I L- ,-,zu fi A V IP iz I 4 'vii fs v 'f rj G 1 J 1 Id: Q4 , , . J YEA ,fa I f ,lf 0 gg. C' A Z ' I uf? 181, 'S I Q-A I III li - LIZ, . 5 .TI-.1 ' - 1-Q' was f,qx'f5wzyI . .. ' -may .aA.m.m.eJ X'f..I-I, 1907-08 RALPH RICHARD LALLY, '08 . CHARLES RAY VINCENT, '08 . CURTIS IVIILLER YOHE, '09 Team GEORGE HERMAN ADLER, '08 . IVIYRON EDWARD SAYLES, '08 . WILLIAM N. MATCI-INEER, ,IO . RALPH RICHARD LALLY '08 . 7 CURTIS MILLER YIOHE, '09 EDWARD RUSSEL GREER, ,08 . HARRY PAUL REIBER, '08 , Substitutes JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT ' ,Io HAROLD HILL JONES,,1O Hockey Record, 1907-08 Opponfnt: Place Wfon by CASCADILLA ITHACA CORNELL UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER ITHACA CORNELL WES1 POINT WEST POINT CORNELL RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INST. ALBANY 529 CORNELL 1f1'.':Lff- if f ' - f-20 I . Captain . . Manager . zfxszstant Manager Goal . Porn! C0067 Point . Rover . Cefnier Lfft Wnzg Right Wzng Scam Opponent Score 5 0 IO O 2 O 4 O x m WJ E E sq Q 'If E QE I 2 UU 2 ,-1 as W1Lu Prawn KELKER WHITE, lllmmger Gnnmz, Capmin THURBER, Coach Mmuss CHASE Cornell Tennis Team, 1907 X fi ,El ie A ,, -I , ,W TTYL VT' I . I, I Q NELH.. I I p I A 44, rgiggrs, y 2 . . iw, I if 5 . I . 5 5 TEHNI V Ee It B, 4: . 3:12 Q. grip: 3 We Avena- -, J L , I ie If Q - r f iivef . Inj? 'I'-L:fLt1t-355553.34 XVARD F. VVHITE, 'OS , . Prrsirffzzt F. R. GREEK, 'OS . . Captain K. E. IVILIIELM, 'OO . 1 I'rr-Pwsitlrnt XVARD F. XVHITE, 'OS . . Nlanager C. B. XvIGTON,'OQ, SI'rn'fr11'j' IIIILI Trezlslnrr S. XV. SMITH, '09 . .ffxfixiont Manager University Spring Team, 1907 E. IDRENNIZN, 707, Cnpmin ROWES, '07 S. B. NIARSTON, 'O7 H. CHASE, ,O8 M. DUP. LEE, 'OS F. R. GREER, 'O8 University Championships Annual Open University Spring Tournament, 1907 QField of 68 Entriesb Ili!-IZ?Il'7' of the Sirzgfrx The Runner-Up S. B. NIARSTON, 'O7 G. F. POND,,IO lf,I.7I11f'7'S of tbe D0ll!llL',Y Rainier-UPU Team in Doubles F. DRENNEN AND XVARD E. XVI-IITE S. B. NIARSTON AND E. R. GREER Sophomore Tournament 188 Entries? K. E. WILHELM, 'OOI I T. M. KELKER, 'OO K. E. VVILHELM, 'OO, and C. M. YYOHE, Finals not played Round Robin Underclass University Open Championships , Freshman Tournament C103 Entriesb G. F. POND, '10, lffzinner H. M. NIERRISS, JIO, Runner-Up 'OO E. M. WHITLOCK,,IO, and H. M. MERRISS,,IC Underclass Championship Sophomores Won by 3 matches to 2 over the Freshmen Annual Fall Open Interfraternity Tennis Championship, 1907 Field of 49 entries, representing 28 different clubs. i A A. C. AMSLER, '09, Phi Sigma Kappa, Wz'1zner of C. B. Brown Silfuer Trophy Cup. Twenty-Seventh Annual Fall Intercollegiate Team, 1907 CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL E. R. GREER, '08, Captain H. CHASE, ,OS T. M. KELKER, 'OO H. M. MERRISS, ,IO Result Of Spring Meets, Season 1907 Plaee Date Cornell Opponent vs. HAMILTON Ithaca May 4 7 O vs. FACULTY TEAM Ithaca May 9 3 I vs. COLUMBIA' Ithaca May II 3 3 vs. FACULTY TEAM Ithaca May I4 3 2 vs. PRINCETON Princeton May I7 2 7 A vs. YALE New Haven May I8 O 9 vs. FACULTY TEAM Ithaca May 23 4. 2 vs. WILLIAMS Ithaca June I 5 1 531 K-PW' 4: A' K f W 3 22 2.3 W ' Adi. f if H5 WM .fir S. F 2 'S 11--. . I Z--gba-ifik .:'.2'1E':E5I5 7 ' 3-1 5 5229 ?fwiivSf fa.. 31:5-. 2... v..:g2:..l. K -W' if'5f'5 . T sag L1-E'i.,.Egi-X S. 1.36--,ff .gg 4 A 7 .-YN, 5237.-1 j'ff??'1'.'4jb7't.' 'Eh -I ,N fy.. E wpg.-.Q. pug,- g':.1 f .1 4. T-1-.W--V Jig? . 1 Jsgisifflj -A .A -:f:h..,s1' 'YN :il .-1' ,gx I M2445 2 L .-zR,qef1,.g4. ' 7 139- ,ff- N -3?,w55x..:.....:g-..- jeff, W .. .A.'--111' Tf , I- :Sz :E R- ,- -1- ,. .:,.233q.,,S:1..32'.2'i 3234: iiff? '-iff1.ffffi1fal55fE.i'3 1-.VT 1.1.1-' I gg. X 4A h :. S Y :ji S..-. 3 21-Q'.if1 ??4, ' 4 1 'III 2 -.'1gVfifh.... M, SJ ol Officers A J. E. DAVIDSON . . . . Conzmodore S. D. GRIDLEY Vine-Commodore N. H. SCHICKEL . . Purxer H. C. HASBROUCK . . Serreiary C. E. BAER . . .Quuariermasier Members E. H. ANDERSON M. ARMSTRONG C. E. BARR A. BARZAGHI S. BEVIN M. C. BURRITT W. D. CLARK A. H. CLARKE P. H. CORMAN E. C. CRITTENDEN J. E. DAVIDSON E. C. FISCHER E. FRITZ ' P. GAEHR R. A. GEIS S. D. GRIDLEY A W. G. GRIDLEY 532 W. GRIFFITI-Is R. HARRIS C. HASBROUCK HAYDEN H. KNAPP KUSH M. LEWIS A. LIPPINCOIT B. MCWHORTER MONROE S. -OWENS H. SCHICKEL SCHULIHEIS F. SCHWARTZ L. STEWART C. TINDALL U. WETHERBEE 8 c cob W, , '1 yr 532+ :JI ,dl , n 'Jf,b ell 'Q 27' 1? A milf 'f NUI' Emlg ,L Sullflltlfljlfll ttisllfii-llLLl1ll11 Mmrri.qt,u:'1friQQr'1il1 IIJIAUAI 5 A '+ L 'Xl . P , . 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NIANN, JR.. X08 j E. ARMSTRONG, '08 F. P. DEANE 808, N. C. FAR11, 509 ' CBusiriess lllarfagerl CEd1'lori11 Clziefb , ,-..' V-n. .,... ...., . 'l'L .-4. -F- ' ' ' W' l 'IHHIBKI I ill U lil? UUC P' N' ATX fillKIHIWHUUIIVIYUSHHUHIUHUIUHIIUIHUI I-' Q! ig NL--I pwm I imvmuuuvmi namnenrmnmvmmannnwawigggmm llllllllf' flag, n :gl Mn lil!!! m m m m r 1 f IIXIVD H103 -,-.-,1 .F . , t . nf'-,-I I -,', ffl., K bl.,?, 7. -fpw y 4, Q .LZ.' .ii . ',, .I ' 'Z CA I. 'L : 'u Z '. A yi, .1 L , . - 1 . 1' V! h','2 me , 2 .I s-,s 'l a 44' W' AV 0. 5 1, i WOODEORD PATTERSoN,'95 . . GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE,'09 . CHARLES HAZEN BLOoD,'8S DAVID FLETCHER HoY,'91 . . Editor Business Manager Board of Directors BLIN SILL CUSHMAN, '93 LOUIS FREDERICK DIAlv1OND COLsON,'97 JOHN LAWSON SENIOR, '01 HENRY Gm' CARPENTER, '92 VOLUME I 08995 C. S. NORTI-IUP,'93, Editor H. B. LEE, '99, Dlanaging Editor W. A. ROSS. '98 R. S. HAYNES, '99 C. C. WHINERY, '99 F. A. CLEVELAND, '99 VOLUME II C1899-19001 F. D. CoLsoN, '97, Editor H. C. HOWE, '93, Associate Editor J. H. GOULD, '00, lllanaging Editor F. WILLIS, '01, Business M anaoefr W. A. ROss.'98 E. T. LIES, '00 C. S. DRESSER, '00 J. S. GAY,'01 GUERNSEY PRICE, '02 VOLUME III 41900-19015 F. D. CoLSON,'97, Editor H. C. HOWE, '93, Associate Editor H. L. LEUPP, '02, Managing Editor F. WILLIS, '01, Business lllanager F. W. MEYSENRURG, '01 M. M. WYVELL, '01 R. WEBSTER, '02 B. O. Fn1cK,'o2 P. R. LEE, '03 R. W. PALMER, '03 J. F. DORRANCE,'03 VOLUME IV Q1901-1902j F. D. COLSON, '97, Editor H. L. LEUPP, '02, Associate Editor P. R. LEE, '03, lllanaging Editor H. S. BOONE, '03, Business Manager R. WEBSTER, '02, Alumni Notes B. O. FRIcR,'02 C. K. CORnIN,'02 R. W. PALMER, '03 C. L. DIRBLE, '03 J. H. IfEELEB.,'03 540 F. E P. R. H. S. AGASsIz FUERTES, '97 VOLULIE V C1902-19033 GANNETT, '98, Editor LEE, '03, Associate Editor BOONE, '03, Associate Editor C. L. DIBBLE, '03, Associate Editor R.W . PALMER, '03 W. T. ANDREWS, '03 L. G. G. N. M. B. WRIGHT, '03 PEASE, '04 GARLOCK. '04 ALLEN MASON, ' 04 E. N. S. J. SLOCOMBE, '04 FLINTHAN, ' 04 VOLUME VI C1903-19045 GEORGE D. CROFTS, '01, Editor JOHN L. SENIOR, '01, Business Manager G. N. PE.-kSE,'04: M. B. GA.RLOCK,'04 C. P. OBENDORF,'04 H. B. TIBBETTS.'04 S. J. FLINTHAN, '04 C. G. SPENCER, '04 H. S. DENISON, '05 W. L. RANSOM,'05 F. S. H. B. CROETS, '05 VOLUME VII C1904-19053 TIBBETTS, '04, Editor H. C. BROWN, '05, Associate Editor JOHN L. SENIOR, '01, Business Dlanager VOLUME VIII C1905-19065 H. B. TIBBETTs.'04, Editor G. W. NASMY'1'H,'O6, Assistant Editor JOHN L. SENIOR, '01, Business Manager VOLUME IX C1906-19075 WOODEORD PATTERSON, '95, Editor JOHN L. SENIOR, '01, Business Manager QMITTEZE :Vi . Senior Ball Committee EDWIN EARLE, JR., Chairman DEAN L. KELSEY CHARLES L. BRADLEY KENNETH L. ROBERTS FRANK P. DEANE SAMUEL A. COCHRAN JOHN P. DODS HARRY S. SHOPE ALBERT V. FRANKLIN SETH W. SHOEMAKER LEROY R. GOODRICH, ex ofiicio Senior Stunt Committee THOMAS A. BALDWIN, Chairman WARNER G. BAIRD LAWRENCE M. RYAN RAYMOND BANTEL CLIFFORD M. HUSTED WILLIAM H. MCCAULLY SAMUEL B. ECKERT STANLEY C. NEDHAM R. RICHARD LALLY HARRY S. LEFFERT CARL T. HEWITT HERBERT VV. CAREY , WILLIAM F. HOSCHKE EDSON S. TUCKER ' LEROY R. GOODRICH, ex Officio- General Committee Seniors A THOMAS M. JACKSON, Claairmnn GEORGE T. COOK FRED L. HEILMAN FREDERICK B. TOWNSEND CHRISTOPHER P. COX ROBERT M. HENDERSON, JR. RAY VAN ORMAN , EDWARD E. SEELYE JOHN C. CARPENTER ARTHUR L. WILLGOOSE JOSEPH N. PEW, JR. CHARLES C. GDERKIRK SETH W. SHOEMAKER LERO CARL H. WATSON JOSEPH G. MCCOLLUM JAMES COSGROVE CHARLES M. FRENCH ELMER I. THOMPSON GEORGE H. WALDER STANLEY W. SMITH THOMAS W. PIOLLETT LEONARD W. GAVETT CHARLES B. GOODSPEED JOHN H. BROMLEY JOHN W. HOLD WILLIAM B. VVHITE JOHN L. REIBER JOHN A. LYNCH CHARLES C. BRINTON THOMAS W. B. WELSII ELMIR J. BOOTH GEORGE P. JESSUP THOMAS W. BAKER Y R. GOODRICH, ex oHicio Juniors BARNARD J. O,ROURKE EDWARD I. BAYER ROBERT C. HARGREAVES FREDERICK O. FEELING PERCY H. CORMAN ROBERT E. COULSON GEORGE H. HIGGINS RANDOLPH W. WEED, JR. LEWIS HENRY', ex ofiicio ' Sophomore Smoker CLARENCE POPE, ClIc1z'rman EDWARD M. DEERING EDWARD'G. GRIFFIN WALTER E. KOERNER CHARLES-C. MAY CHARLES A. ROBINSON HENDER C. SCHUYLER JOHN C. VVHEELER ELIHU VI7. FOVVLER WILLIAM HARRIS EDWVARD F. LINDSAY JAMES C. 0,BRIEN JAMES H. RUTHERFORD ARTHUR F. TYDEMAN THOMAS SHEAN, ex Officio ANQUET S E OR , Qin lvs. u tiff Q S1 V . Lacy: 5 bQ.2XxbAgKf!3 gf' - Hyman mme qw 1 W W X I' I ' N Q P T' lx ' X -' I 'i JA? ' , Lg? F v E56 ' . 44, M QE 7 f Lag,-fQ 2 Q . Jfgxi I f fr V mm Q? 'f Nl? 2' Z -l' - N Q ,L , ' gg' 1- f -Q 0 L ' i .J X L M -1 EH ' P.. X Q . ggi 'fl , i L' Lf-E X Y in -f V U1 5 C :Lx I Q! A I X X x n I I. in F if 5 ,.f.-WS, 5 Q f , YI IEP L rf . I V.. V. --w WV Q I mffnl M l XyMS.QX:AX .px . -'X ,f , ,, , , I In IH' -'V ' M ,iw 3 I: f, ,,4,,..w qm- fl' , l 'A A , r v' I I l' 4- 'I ' 'M.M.I' HUTVE. .',r I -T. ' Q,R.Am1rQewa Qlxairnzzm. E L.R.QroQdricIx ex-officio. ' C B . . A . urns JWTzxus5iQ f V H.LTI'r ubQ D. St PV ' awe. G,N.Br'0W1? T QLDQU-'kan 7i 1 N HA1,ucKeP 6.15.13 1 I ls J If AGKQS 5 1 e P CO. B am be rfger' ., V WEVIMPIQQ S.LVa.I2dePVeLr IsH.Q5'.I 5 AT U R D A y , lmififl Y . Q08 UNIOR R , Friday, January 31, 1908 CORNELL JUNIOR PROMENADE COMMl'1'rEE COMMITTEE ' . wmufmc w, GOETZ. Clmirmun LEWIS HENRY, Ex-Oman L ra. msuov n. n. comm 1. n. scorr .v.v.com1n x. v Q rmusu-v . . .. . ,- 'IL E. THEMAN J, W. Dux, JK. li. A, MUCALLIH ll. 1-. 'l'hNN,xN1' COMMITTEE- - 12-E couraon, CZSMYZQXI W S 1 ii ' 'Z we EVANS FP RHAME W' H-LINES , L D RO'IT'L9CHILT7 ' 6 W-CHANDLER 'G'J-REGUADVP RC DEWAP. . npr. B-J OAROURKEC OF- BAWYLBOFEE A B ROGERS -I.: Cr HALQQERG' J-W ROC JA HARRIS IQ GA ORAHOOD FEBR GEfiiiiW?5 f6 3' '72 I fx .l- -f - G iWE ' 0 W-LTGDD' - Cx-ffX'KELLEI2'- L- F MURPHY' KA E WILHELIW- C5Di?OWN'-- Chofrmon TTIYX' CU RRY f'T'H REEVE SH' ABBEY HE CFU LDS E-5-INGEP5OLL.- L: HILL I2 5'-HUMDU!2CH4 H'I' SEELY V!-H PATTERSON' - H12 LOUOHQIUGE G 'V H AQTVJ ELL I2 W STANDAPI-JR' 1 Rb .F LEWISA HENQY' Ex- offTcfo Sf' M512 E253 2 F NLR! Y B - C HAIRMAN K.B.LEONAR17 WKJJVRANI7 VASRIFFULJK. KSJLUSBNBAVM H.G.BVRV S.S.'BVl.LBN LBABCOEK ABFKOSYH E LLVCKEK an HEMBERQBK, xu,.nossMAn , .mxvsimcn WVAELARIC MAR. , wcsxmsou Amino ST LEWIS Hmm-ax-nfrrvxu mmm 8g I Mem- A Chunk. Pdf- au, lm.:-. 'ff 'Z X gm 2 Q CCDJMKCDJ Q w - 11 M M as gi Sw In W mm' ,lil Q ,l L. f MXIW Zu K 3:35 . X Wxxmp' XX X K.G.ffxAXTUN . . . Cb :Jr-mon. TfE.x5f'XEZ.15.N. , . , Ex-Officio J.BT23TTINGP1A7XX.JQ... . EF.f'U5JKIBT2ID6'E . .. 17 lYX.PEY. . .. 1:-.J. IYXCCQRIYXICK. . . P.C.GANQ . . .. Y6I.lYX.:5TEVENx39N. .. l'X.G'.f'K9X1IE....P..ZAC5U1.'L.lV15,1Xl ,,. . .. D.XwSf.FUTCl KC9C.'K. ,. - . .G'.K .CCKEET.Ep . .. Q QYi 691908900 , GD MQMQM WVNTQLQ 'N 1 Qi-1 'Q W Q ag 9 7 L J ml il Q .il 0 6-fxfmmllmwfggi-4, M. ESMLQQDQB COMMITYE E 9 , Sw fl V -1 FRESHMAHB WWW CONN JTTEE :LPHICKOK,CM1mw ILPBERNA Ex Ogicm HH VAIL. EHSUOHN FHZIHHERS- 410 VIHSLUW LD SIHPSON. HPCOX REHEATH VJDSPERRY HBBUTTERWORTH IULGOHH. J.H.HORRLS CRHUGIN5 GPLBESSINGER. . . . , . . , c.lsHUm'. .LJ.m1.Y. is.cov-snr. L.L:IJALBOTT: GRLNICHOLS. M y M 1 909 Jumo R PROMENADE ENGLISH PLAY THE Two PRESIDI-:NTS S X I Tammy JACKSON TOMMY VVELSH, Stafler SOPHOMORE Rus!-1 CAPTAIN Freshman-Sophomore Rush Ms v.... . Freshman-Sophomore Rush Freshman-Sophomore Rush C1-mama BURNS AND 'LSETHH SHQEMAKLR Freshman-Sophomore Rush , f Xxx Freshman-Sophomore Rush OLD MANS, HEAD FRANK qq THE VVOODSHOP in A, xv n av , Q -rx , . ,. 1. , .tmgefb H. 1 ,fx-f.-12 'ff AGRICULTURAL BUILDINGS 4-1155 ? V-.... A our arrival, when We mopped up Cascadilla Bridge and the neighboring vicinity with Hee- ing Sophomores, and the next day We assembled in the Armory, or at least as many foregathered as could squeeze in CAndy Carnegie please take noticej to listen to Prexyls con- demnation of promiscuous rush- ing. So, in the f'uture,vve de- cided to go after our laurels more systematically. To save The history of 1909 as a class perhaps can best be expressed by Mr. CzLsar's immortal telegram to the Senate, Vent, fuz'a'z', fuz'rz', which for brevity probably has it over any more recent Presidential messages by several thousand Words. In short, our career has been one long, large gloat. True, We have had more than our share of heart- aches and misfortunes, inasmuch as death has claimed some of our most prominent members, but in the annals of class supremacy, our record has been almost perfect. Only once have We fallen, and that was when we allowed 1908 to win the underclass track meet, so that they would not get mad and take their toys and run home. - Our first notable achievement came off on the eve of 560 ff the extra trouble of playing ' three games, we annexed the lirst two in the underclass it- baseball series in the fall, and a few days later the Sopho- ,VQ I mores came back by taking I the track meet by an ex- tremely narrow margin. ln order to prevent any more similar mishaps, the class decided to organize and elect a few athletic directors to look after things. It was on this occasiont hat Dud Walder was introduced to the class as president, but it was not at all necessary, as most of us knew him already. The underclass Hag rush happened early in November. The hulk of the class stood around with red-fire smoke in their eyes, yelling vociferously and watching their chosen champions struggling to procure a lasting grip on a two-by-four strip ofcanvas, and incidentally gouging some Sophomore's eye when the marshals weren't looking. The most notable event of the fall occurred when our football team, led by 'ljamien Jamieson, decisively put it on the Sophomore aggregation by the score of 16 to 6. Shortly after, the team wound up its con- secutive string of victories by sending the Penn Frosh home with the zero end of a ZQ to O score. W'e ft-el that we are justified in pausing a momentin our narrative to give vent to several lusty whoops for one of the best Freshman teams that ever was accumulated in this or any other place, and there were six Freshmen on the Varsity squad, at that! Along in December, after several Frosh had frozen their ears, the Vigilance Committee relented and sus- pended the cap rule, but this snap was of much shorter duration that the cold one, as they designed cute little - toques of the regulation colors to keep us warm. It was now getting along towards time for the Banquet, and all sorts of wild schemes were formulated to elude the Sopho- mores and so get safely into the Armory. The plan Finally decided upon was certainly , novel to a degree, The day 561 3 l I 2 uled, the committee had made practically all of its preparations, but, of course, the Faculty could not be expected to foresee this, so the class treasury was represented by one large deficit. In order to even up partly for the loss of the time-honored custom, the class decided to hold a Riot-de-Luxe, which project was ably seconded by the Sophomores. The date for this large under- , class rejuvenation was set for March the tenth, and each morning dur- , ing the week preceding posters greeted the as- tonished gaze of the malters-of-eight-o'cloclcs and each successive bunch was more scorn- l 562 before the event, we were to take a specially chartered train, which was to be waiting for us somewhere near Renwick, and go to Syracuse. Then, that night, after spending a few hours in that town, those who were able were to get aboard the train, which was to come back over the E. C. Bc N. and stop just above the Armory about three olclocl: in the morning. Then, by a concerted rush, we hoped to make the scene of festivities in safety. But all this was not to be. A few days before the banquet, the Faculty decided that, unless we could hold a peaceable feed, entirely devoid of blood- shed, we would have to do without. As neither IQO8 nor IQOQ were particularly keen for that sort of a junket, the outcome of the matter was that we went without. This decision by the Faculty came very rnuch as a surprise, and, as it was sprung only a few days before the banquet had been sched- and persuaded us to go up the hill. Wie ascended, and, after a futile effort to get Teefy out of bed to make us a speech so we could hand him our compliments, the great riot was over. Toward the end of May the class decided to have an outing. To this end the ill-starred Frontenac was chartered,,and, with as many Frosh on board as could find room after the keg cargo was safely on, the boat was headed for Sheldralce. On the arrival there, news was received of the victory at the Intercollegiate Track lVleet, but the celebra- tion did not increase perceptibly-it couldn't. Tommy,' grew chilly on the way back, owing to the cool night air, and donned a life-preserver fextra large sizej, which he could not be induced to relinquish, even when importuned by several declchands, who had large bunches of remorse for the next few days. The crowning-or, to be exact, the un- crowning-event of the year came the last day of May, when we burned our room- lul of the at- titude ol' the liaculty. On the ap- pointed night most ofthe Uni- versity, and then some, were in the vicinity of State Street, and the lfrosh started a pee-rade, illuminat ed by Roman candles. This lasted tll midnight, and then, with our coats burned lull of holes, while we were trying to figure out something real collech and devilish to do, joe Phillips, the self'-appointed god father of the Frosh, made a stump speech Ill, March second, The Freshman Banquet Agood old Cornell custom, upheld by all classes in all years Honored and loved by all who knew it Services will be held Saturday March the at eleven P M in front of the Ithaca Hotel for the march to the cemetery All friends invited ' I E B I - 7 tenth. Mourners will meet I E7 mate's cap in a mammoth bonfire on the library slope, after which we listened to the speeches made to celebrate the athletic victories ofthe year. Sophomore year saw us back again in force, and, although a few were missing, We were still hefty enough to keep shoving along. By way of getting a good start, we captured the -interclass crew race early in the fall from the Juniors and Seniors, and a week later, the aspiring Frosh ball-tossers were neatly trimmed in two games. There was no need for a third. The next hard one handed the poor unfortunates was in the underclass track meet, in spite of the Freshman Chillicothe Wonder and several other boasted starts. Politics now began to play an im- portant part in the class affairs, and, after a fiercely MOT DE W B SATURDAY NIGHT The Freshman Banquet would have seemed like a corne:and:bring:your: work in comparison. BEER ANI! A BRASS HAND IFIELL ' PAY' In appreciation of the faculty 564 contested election, in which the record vote for any class was polled, Jim Cosgrove was it. The day of the Hag rush came and passed, and once more were the babes disheartened. However, for a short period in November, hope began to glimmer for down- cast IQIO. They won the First in a series of three underclass debates! But old Retribution was right on the job, and we took the other two with swiftness and dispatch. Poor Frosh! they certainly had a stormy introduction to their college career. Their chief disaster, however, oc- curred when their football team, I Arrangements l0R FUNERAL Complete ORDER 0F MARCH Prominent Stoodes in Carriages Members of Faculty in Coffins Stoodent Body in Ebriated The Faculty have prom- ised to act as corpses. PEERADE LEAVES HOTEL AT 11 P. M. Fireworks can beobtained ,at,Osborn?s 5. A s QA s The Freshman Banquet is Dead BUT REJOICE rnesnnnn uurrns T0-DAY Y Steamer Frontenac Leaves Ren- wick 2 P' im' Sharp FoSheldrake Special Reports from Athletic Events. Returning to Ithaca at 7.30 p. m. UNE BONE AND A HALF THE GLASS NEEDS THE DOUGH !! t...u,v,-1 msn- with their full strength, too, seeing that the Freshman rule had gone into eliiect, were ably and promptly smeared by our renovated team, led by Stan Smith. It was in this game that Mac McCallie, one of our new recruits, First stepped into the limelight. Shortly after beating the Frosh, which was getting monotonous by this time, We won the interclass 99 , I Q Xu ' XE , 9 iQ c 49 S- N 1- if i ' i GQ RQ QAI? l U gint ., ,K fi- '--- l -v L, f a -'sian' of f'7'I,' I M . QT :I L -EL Y Y M l ilmiim f gi eh L Anson gl ' L-3 1, A tgxiz.. N , . lil aj 1' '1 T w mlm - -if ef! R .1 1 1' 'H r ...,.... .,,,, ,, ,,.,, X gi ' yi' 'T ' ggi! -if-I 5 Jae., 44, -UD mfijfllllll - ' - f Q- e X- -...QIQQJ I' Arnm WA A if sealed. zgffsef ,fe - , V A 109 ABOARD Tr-re Goan SHIP FRONTE c. -- 565 37 'IIAKEN AT 3 15 A. M- football championship by taking the Seniors into camp. The Sophomore smoker, and later the ban- quet,helped add variety to the winter, and then came the rehabilitated Frosh banquet. Seeing the weak, helpless condition ofthe poor children, 1909, strenuously urged by the Faculty, tool: pity on them and allowed them to have a peaceable one. The rush was there, it is true, but so smothered by rules and regulations that it looked like a game of pom-pom-pullaway, with the rowdy features elimi- nated. It was good fun, all the same, as there was a choice coating of mud on the field, most of which ooze, by the time the rush was over, had been transferred to the fagades and persons of the various Frosh. Tommy again made himself famous by the total absence of Fresh- men in his embrace when time was called. In the meantime, some enter- prising members of the class managed to lift the Freshman menus, and the reading matter in them was greatly enhanced after they had finished with them. I NUISANCE UNDER C0 TROL The pitiful sight of wrangling babes deliberately torn from their mothers ALL WATCH FOR THE PEERADE Mzupsi and lining-B1,oo have fled to the woods, but Frosh are with us still. Positively the only appearance of this all star cast---one big, long, continuous round of pleasure FEAT RES D. A. White, President ui the lmhy class, will lead the peendc and startle the spectators with his appalling leats of daring and courage, while riding his favorite steed. a she-ass backward. Farmers, Kitchen Mechanics, Bahlcs, Exquisite Costumcs,NurSe Maids, Fijii Islanders, Convicts, Songs, Speeches and Wonderful Stunts will all be thcrc. BIINNNIII ISNT IN IT! BRING IIIIUII CHILDREN! ell H ounds oolish allen ssilieil lippry rowy ank rpm limy illhy hid bsolile linking dle caly unt iding. ren ss oaring ily BAN UET Touslmaslcr - A. P. A. SULLIVAN Haw nur cl why I cut My Sidchurns Iiiusmting. -- VVhy Curly Hair Is llood t-if '7 Presidcntls Aatmss slum . Ainiciits sptmh -- ri nw The Fresh The Vfise Fool Slunl Remarks -'smneiy :un-' ass wan IQ- me ur-timings 5 p -may . . n. A. White . F. H. Mcllnrmiik the Teelh - F. S. Noyes --A Laine Nnnscnsii' . . c. c. May I Cnpltilned the Victorious Frosh Foothali Team H. H Bennett How lo win Aptiiigile mr the cuss ' i Damn Not -'wiw . ' w. E, Kennedy win Introduce mini: spin pmt. H. A. sau 5100116 U Louis Shield become popular with me 51119 1810 Trac!! Baseball Flag Rush l though there were not so many events open to us as in our care-free underclass years, we hung on to our laurels by re- taining the interclass crew championship, and we are safe- ly guarding the football cup, too. During the winter we re- We came back next fall as very dignified upper- class men, and, to show how really sedate we were, we elected Lew Henry class president. This does not mean, however, that we retired from the arena of inrerclass strife. liar from it. Al- ceived a great and overwhelming shock,though severalofus sawitcom- ing. To our intense grief, lVlac,', beguiled by the comforts of a domes- tic life, has deserted us, and we well know that, search as we may, we will never find another such sunny Southerner as Mac. Tommy has also departed tern- X s 568 porarily, but for nnotlier reason. He was over- truinecl, :incl has decided to rest for a term. Next your w e sli il l l be Seniors. VVatcli us. Ir will be 11 1' E1 r e o l d class, and we will keep a it liold on all that we lmve collected See ' limi' f 1 A loppy Yourself, I f 1 x lugglsh L .1-N L leepy aSS, I III kunks 'I' I kidoo' lil ll ' others ,lily eek l heltcr C. U, oincwlicrcf Ci-I .ii lime is ri.-muy, iill' i.lllf 1nll 'L Q li f'H1 'c I-. r..., ., ..lf..i I 1 I in 'll 1 rlw urvrn II I I .1 ni.-eu--I-li li xl I r x--rw. .mu n I .X I I mnml Ihr I I I ll ll l I I I. II lh lx I - dum slum .ihrr mi I ni im im mo. muh Il I :hr -frm. Ii.-'ll will H1 nl I nl I Ll I I , mmf , 1809 lil' SL.'IWTIiR COM ITlili F lV w 569 4 during our upward climb, and also gather in any little stray laurels that may be floating around. Just at present, We carft find any more. And after that, there are prospects for a hang- over elass that Will be amply suH'icient to keep all our olive Wreaths green and Hourishing. Like Chauncey Depew, We never retire. In the O four-ringed circus of the University we have been, in three suc- cessive cycles, about the biggest ring. Keep your eyes glued on 1909, and you Won'1 miss much. Baseball Baseball Baseball: Baseball Baseball: Baseball Baseball Calendar of Events Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell MARCH 13, GeorgeXYashington 4, at NYashington. I, A. Xl. College 7. 1, Trinity o. 2, Trinity 3. O, North Carolina 2. 8, Virginia Z, at Virginia. I 12, Annapolis 2, at Annapolis. APRIL 'Work resumed after Easter recess. Professional Lacrosse coach engaged. Crew training table started. Commencement of spring track work. Big Six baseball schedule out. Sibley lectures: Steam versus Electricity -six lectures by YV. N. Smith, 'QO. C. lf. College makes Thesis optional. Commencement program. '86 Stage selections. University track schedule. What is Socialism F by G. Phelps-Stokes. Permanent quarters for Masque. Class memorials. Baseball: Cornell IO, Rochester I. Fencing: Cornell 13, Toronto 5. IQO7-IQO8 Sun Board announced. President Schurman speaker at Albany. Lecture on Cuba, by Andrew D. White. Era Board elections. Report of Sophomore Cotillion. VVoodf'ord Stage Selections. C. U. C. A. Convention opens. Lacrosse: Cornell 9, Onondaga O. C. E. Banquet. Baseball: Cornell 3, Niagara 2. IQIO business competition for Sun begins. Fourth Qrchestra Concert. Junior Law Smoker. C. U. C. A. Conference. Spring Day minor committees appointed. Baseball: Cornell O, Syracuse State League 4. Two lectures by English scientists. Baseball: Cornell 5, Syracuse State League 4. Final Centennial Program. CORNELLIAN Board election. Baseball: Cornell 4, Lafayette 2. 1908 Cheer Leaders elected. Annual election of Sigma Xi. Phi Delta Phi elections. 571 Baseball: Cornell Io, Columbia 3. Track Training Table begins. Sibley Banquet Tennis Schedule. u Opening of Music Festival. Election of editor-in-chief of the CORNELLIAN. Centennial Celebration. Baseball: Cornell 5, Saint Bonaventure O. dedication of Agricultural Buildings. Governor Hughes speaks at dedication. Baseball: Varsity 3, IQIO, 1. Law 8, Agriculture 2. Festival Climax. Football schedule ratified. 1908 Junior Smoker report. Final IQIO cross-country race. Baseball: Sibley 5, Medicine 3. I M 1 MAY Baseball: Cornell 1, Penn. State 35 IQIO 4, Syracuse High O. New Dean of the Arts College appointed. Officials for Princeton Meet. Baseball: Architecture 6, Medicine 1. Presentation of Spanish Play. Lecture on Cuba, by Andrew D. White. Baseball: Cornell 3, Columbia 4. Wfoodford Prize in Oratory held. Arts feed at the Dutch. Debate Union officers elected. Opening of the golf course. Intercollegiate Debate Report. Dean HuHicut's death. Dual Track Meet: Cornell 71, Princeton 4.6. Baseball: Cornell 2, Yale 1. Tennis: Cornell 7, Hamilton 0. Baseball: Agriculture 7, C. E. 5. Annual Junior Feed. VVoodford Prize awarded to W. W. Taylor. Lacrosse: Cornell 3, Harvard 2. IQIO CORNELLIAN Business Competition ends. Spring Day plans revealed. Fuertes Medals awarded to E. Kurtz, ,O7. Baseball: Cornell 5, Bucknell 4. Civic Club Address, by W. Jenks. Tennis schedule for 1907. Guilford Prize Essay awarded to W. Shea, ,OQ. University Fellows and Scholars appointed. Era elections. Cosmopolitan Club elections. Masque Smoker at the Dutch. Baseball: Cornell 1, Harvard 0, Cornell 1910, 28, Buliialo Central High 1. Track: Cornell IQIO, 57, Pennsylvania IQIO, 60. Annual Senior Banquet. 1910 Spring Day Committee appointed. Masque election of oiiicers. Baseball: Law 8, Arts 3. Intercollegiate track trophy purchased. Civic Club address, by President Schurman. Baseball: Cornell 17, Lehigh 0. Cachuca', Chorus selected. List of new members of Hebs-sa. Era business competitors. Baseball: 1910, ro, Ithaca High og C. E. 6, Law 4. Elections to Sphinx Head and Quill and Dagger. President Schurman lectures on Coeducation. Claw Book elections. Spring Day. Baseball: Cornell 7, Fordham Og Sibley IO, Agriculture 6. Lacrosse: Cornell 4, Columbia I. Elections to Aleph Samach. Sibley Engineering Club formed. Savage Club Burlesque. Baseball: Cornell 5, Pennsylvania 15 Cornell 1910, 6, Elmira Academy 3. Lacrosse: Cornell 4, Stevens Institute 3. Start of Era business competition. Sermon by the Reverend H.Twitchell. Lecture by Mexican Ambassador. Congress Declamation Stage Medal won by R. C. Edlund, ,OQ. Cornell awarded intercollegiate baseball championship by the New York Tribune. Baseball: Cornell 7, Fordham 6, Cornell IQIO, 12, Starkey Seminary 4. Election of' Civic Club olhcers. 572 Baseball' Arts 5, Agriculture 3. Thurston lN'lemorial Fund completed. Annual Cos- mopolitan Club Banquet. Baseball: Cornell 1910 3, lllerccrsburg 3. C. E. wins Barr Cup Rowing Race. Smoker for Sibley Seniors. lfirst annual track meet won by Arts College. Address by A. D. White, at the Lake hlohonk Conference. Era Board elections. Election of Minor Sports assistant managers. lflection of Civic Club oflicers. Baseball: Cornell 16, Amherst 3. Lacrosse: Cornell wins championship, beats Hobart 2 to 1. -luniorVarsity loses race at Henley. Baseball: Cornell 1910 4., llennsylvania IQIO 15. Golf: Cornell II, Binghamton 1. H. L. Dawson, '07, wins the '86 Me- morial Prize. IQIO Banquet report. Les Romanesques, the annual French Play, given. Bench and Board elections. Senior Class decide to erect a memorial window to the Chi Psi fire heroes. Annual Sun Banquet held. Production of Les Romanesquesfl Sigma Xi election of oflicers. Joint musical concert between Cornell and Harvard. Navy Ball. Address by President Eliot. Election of C. lf. Association orlicers. Baseball: Cornell 3, l'enn.1. Crew: Cornell beats Harvard. Cascadilla wins from Stone School. Appointments to the Faculty. lfrosh Cap-Burning. Intercollegiate track meet preliminaries. JUNE Baseball: Cornell 0, Harvard 1. 1907-1908 Ifrizloiv Board elected. Pennsylvania wins Intercollegiate Tennis: Cornell 5, Xvilliams 1. Senior VVeek begins and Sun suspends publication. SE PTEMB ER Hljopocaterpillar VII. chosen. New steel stand at Percy Field. Judge Irvine succeeds Late Dean Hu?-cut as head of Law School. Funeral of F. M. Finch. Registration begins. 1907 Summer Session breaks records. B. H. Kelsey, '05, new C. U. C. A. secretary. Opening of Medical Convention. First football scrimmage. Cross-country work begins. A. R. Hill new Dean of Arts College. Fall baseball practice begun. Fall class crew practice begun. Track practice begun. Frosh Campus Meeting. Opening of Sophomore Sun competition. Frosh registration breaks record. 800 underclass men in rush. Musical Club Trials. 1909 Sophomore Banquet report. Annual address by President Schurman. Personal Hygienef' by Dr. V. A. Moore. Drill registration. Football: Varsity 6, Scrubs 6. All equipment installed in new Agricultural College. Men selected for Glee Club. Start of Alumni News competition. Start of Soccer practice. Candidates for assistant manager of lacrosse report. OCTOBER. Book and Bowl founded. Report of IQOQ Sophomore Smoker. Varsity tennis team selected. Registration for Freshman crew. A. D. Wliite on International Peace Conference. Musical clubs selections. Telephone system completed. Football: Cornell, 23, Hamilton 0. Era business competition opens. ' Death ot' Trustee S. D. Halliday, '7o. 573 New reference library established in Sibley University Football: Cornell 22, Oberlin 5. Appointments of professors are confirmed. Freshman Class organizes. Competition for assistant managership of basketball starts. Lecture by Professor Woodberry. Class debating clubs elect oliicers. Elections to Sphinx Head and Quill and Dagger. Football: Cornell 47, Niagara O. Fraternity initiate list. 1909 wins interclass regatta. President Schurman speaks at Jamestown. C. P. Cox, '08, elected Commodore of Cor- nell Navy. Association football captain and manager elected. Gargoyle election. Football: Cornell 18, Colgate 0: Cornell IQII o, George Junior Republic 4. Start of 1911 Sun competition. All scholarships awarded. Alt Heidelbergn cast selected. Start of assistant manager competition for fencing team. Report of 1908 treasurer. Sermon by R. Mott. First meeting of Athletic Council. C. Burns, '08, head Cheer Leader. 1904 cup race for 1 11. Professgr Bristol to be director of 1908 Summer School. Football: Cornell IQII 6, Ithaca High o. L. IW. Gavett elected C representative. L. R. Goodrich elected Senior president. Tennis Club elects officers. A new clubhouse proposed for college crews. Football: Cornell 6, Penn. State 8.5 Cornell IQII 4, Starkey Seminary 5. Track' IQIO 88, IQII 54. Soccer: Cornell 1, Crucible Steel Company of Syracuse 6. Sermon by R. Mott, '88. Intercollegiate basketball schedule. Masque elects 50 new men. L. Henry elected 1909 Class President. T. Shean elected 1910 Class President. Princeton-Cornell Concert. Football: Cornell 6, Princeton 5. President's annual report. Football: Cornell IQII o, Princeton 1911 11. Sermon by Doctor Van Dyke. University trustees meet. Princeton-Cornell Feelingf' by Doctor H.Van Dyke. Recital by IVIr. D.Bispham. Basket- ball practice starts. H. P. Berna elected IQII Class President. Lecture by Professor Woodberry. Organized Halloween Rush won by 1910. New Agricultural Building completed. NOVEMBER Initial Banquet of Book and Bowl. Nayati organized. 1909 IVIoakleyHouse Com- mittee appointed. Prizes in Arts College. Lecture on Shelley by Professor Woodberry. Football: Cornell 18, W. U. P. 5. . Sermon by Doctor Van Dyke on Joseph. New System of Arts Entrance Requirements. Grill room project given up. French Play cast selected. Arts Association elects oHicers. Subjects for French prize essays. Cornell in Future Times by Doctor A. D. White. Upperclass committees appointed. Widow elections. Story of the Comstock Lode, by Professor Kimball. 574 New Sibley Library opened. Start of lfjlillbfl' business competition. Football: Cornell 14, VVest Point IOQ Cornell IQII 0, YVyoming 12. Sermon on the Mount, by Doctor YV. M. Tippy. Quebec Bridge Disaster, by Professor lol. S. Jacoby. lnterclass Debate Schedule out. 1910 committees appointed. President Schurman addresses Civic Club. Deutscher Verein elects members. Schedule for Cosmopolitan Club. Football: IQII 4, 1910 o. Lecture on Algeria, by Professor E. L. Nichols. Football:19o912, 1908 O Football: Cornell 18, Swarthmore O. Arts Feed Committee named. Sermon, by Doctor E. Vludson. Mermaid and Bench and Board elections. Athletic Council selects assistant managers. Football: IQII 0, 1909 og 1909, champions. Cross-Country Entry List. Moakley House Committee buys lot. CORNELLIAN Business competition SKZITS. Emil Paur in Orchestra Concert. Vl7inter basketball schedule: Cornell 1911 0, Penn 1911 26. President opens Sibley Lectures. Doctor Vlihite advocates National University. .loint concert with Penn. Cornell wins lntercollegiate Cross-Country at Princeton. Thanks- giving vacation begins. Football: Cornell 4, Pennsylvania 12. International Cosmopolitan Banquet. University work resumed. DECEMBER Sermon by Doctor F. G. Peabody. First All-American Team out. Winter track season opens. Date set for the 794 Me- morial Debate Competition. New C. E. entrance requirements. Death of Trustee G. R. Williams. Library in Goldwin Smith started. Modern Spanish Novelists, by Mr. F. Kelly. Medical College raises entrance requirements. Footballscores for 1907 in Sun. Short course opens. Brazil challenges Cornell in Soccer. First military Hop. Second Sibley lecture by Dean Irvine. IQII Era business competition opens. Basketball: Cornell 30, Rochester 19. Me- morial for Dean E. W. Huflicut. Hockey practice begins. J. V. Colpitts, ,OQ, Wins the Nlarathon. lnterclass track captains chosen. Sermon by the Reverend R. Rhees. Soccer team accepts challenge of' Brazil. Address by E. C. Mercer. Frosh barred from dances. First competition for '94 Debate Stage. ,Q4 Debate Stage selections. Xi Sigma elections. Alt Heidlebergl' presented. Program for Junior VVeek out. Requirements of Essays for English prizes. ' Basketball: Cornell 25, Saint Lawrence 127. Elections to Aleph Samach and Undine. Senior Stunt for C men. Elections to Scalp and Blade. i Sermon by Bishop VV. F. McDowell. 575 G. H. Walder elected 1908 Football Captain. Colpitts elected Cross-Country Captain. Krug and Schlaeger elections. A. L. Gilman wins Congress Medal. Poughkeepsie Regatta scheduled for June 27th. Dunstan elections. Medal awards in Varsity Crew. Musical Clubs selections for the Christmas trip. Annual Cross-Country Dinner. Banjo Club elections. Interclass fencing and wrestling meet. New Agricultural Library installed. Cabinet elections. Cupboard elections. Era elections. Christmas vacation begins. JANUARY University work resumed. Intercollegiate Hockey Schedule. Basketball practice begins. Sermon by Doctor S. Riggs. Doctor A. D. Wliite on The Problem of Crime in the United States. Dean Hill accepts presidency of Missouri University. Agricultural Association elects ofhcers. Sibley Banquet Committee appointed. Professor Sampson appointed to English stafif. Sibley lecture by Professor R. C. H. Catterall. 4.5 men out for Varsity Crew. Inter- collegiate basketball starts. R. C. Edlund, IOQ, wins 7Q4 Debate Stage. Cast selected for Spanish Play, Fl Nidof' Deutscher Verein oflicers elected. Phi Delta Phi elections. Founder's Day. Talk by Lord Kelvin. Basketball: Cornell 16, Columbia 23g Cornell IQII 4.4, Cascadilla 14. Sophomore Stunt at the Dutch. Sermon by Doctor L. Abbott. Pyramid and Rod and Bob elections. Baseball practice begun. Freshman Banquet Committee appointed. 1907-08 Register shows enrollment of 4,64.0. Schedule for Junior YVeek out. Semaphore elections. Cornell a member of the Inter- collegiate Vr7restling League. Block Week begun. Debating teams picked for Intercollegiate. University concert. Basketball: Cornell 31, Colgate 26. Professor G. L. Burr made chairman ofthe com- mittee ofthe American Historical Society which will award a history prize ex ery two years. Basketball: Cornell 9, Rochester 30. Hockey: Cornell 2, VVest Point O. Death of F. C. Cornell. New coach of the basketball team. Basketball: Cornell 55, Hamilton 25. Graduate coaching system decided to be continued. Dunstan elections. G. N. Brown, '08,appointed to succeed C. L. Bradley as chairman of 1908 Moakley House Fund Committee. Junior Week opens. Ice Carnival. Hockey: Cornell IO, Rochester O. Production of Fopocaterpillar VIIU at the Lyceum. Sophomore Cotillion in Armory. Annual Junior Week Concert by Musical Clubs. Junior Promenade in the Armory. - Fire at Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity House. Death of S. Kiehle, '09. Hockey: Cornell 4, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute 0. 576 FEBRUARY Memorial service in honor of S. Kiehle, lO9. Cornell wins relay race at B. A. A. games. Basketball: Cornell 17, Yale 20. Cornell defeated in Intercollegiate Fencing. First Lacrosse practice. French Flay cast chosen. L. Talbott, '11, elected Freshman track captain. IQII Debate Club oflicers elected. Return of Coach Coogan. First Sibley lecture. A. 1. E. F. addressed by Mr. C. F. Scott. Fencing: Cornell 5, Pennsylvania 4. Basketball: Cornell 38, Princeton 24.5 Cornell IQII 23, Cascadilla 6. Cornell wins mile relay at l. A. A. C. meet. Hockey: Cornell 5, Cascadilla 0. Appointments to the Faculty. Tennis candidates called out. Congress elects officers. No football game with Princeton next fall. 1908 crew candidates at work. Start of IQII Sun competition. A. D. White presides at first Agricultural Stage. 1909 and 1910 Debate Clubs elect oflicers. Annual -lunior Law Smoker. Sibley lecture by Professor N. Schmidt. Sigma Xi lecture by Professor H. Ries. F. Fennell, '96, and H. Schoellkopf, ,O2, reelected to Advisory Football Committee. Baseball schedule ratified. XVrestling: Cornell 5, Columbia 2. Basketball: Cornell 18, Columbia 38. Arts Feed held at Dutch. Rifle Club elects officers. Annual Agricultural Banquet. Second production of Popocaterpillar VH. Cornell wins relay race at the Columbia Carnival at Madison Square Garden. 1911 Debate team picked. Basketball: Cornell 16, Yale 18. Farmers' Vfeek opens. Resolutions for an official auditing committee adopted. Date for Woodford prize essays changed to April 1. Cornell Soccer schedule out. N. Pew, -lr., '08, elected captain of Track Team to succeed F. Townsend. ' HPopocaterpillar VIIU in Rochester. Greek Playlets acted. Professor L. M. Dennis lectures before Graduate Club. Basketball: Cornell 15, Pennsylvania 24. Elections to Undine. A Annual Junior Smoker in the Armory. New professors appointed. Cornell relay team defeats Colgate at Rochester. Wasliington,s Birthday address, by Colonel C. E. Carr. Plans for new Campus Fire House. Twelfth Nightl' selections. A.lVf. Roberts, ,OQ, elected Cross-Country manager. - Short Course closes. F. H. Battey,,09, elected assistant crew manager. Report of Agricultural Banquet Committee. VV. E. W1'iglit, ,IO, elected captain ofVVrestling Team. lntercollege basketball teams organize. Ithaca Country Club elects officers. Senior Stunt financial report. Sibley lecture, by Professor Hull. VV. Jenks and Doctor B. G. Wilder' elected to Council of Simplified Spelling Board. Debating: Cornell loses to Columbia at Ithaca, and to Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. Basketball: Cornell 33, Princeton 35. YVrestling: Cornell 4, Pennsylvania 3. Phi Beta Kappa elections. Law Lecture, by the Honorable H. M. Crosby, LL. B. C. U. C. A. dinner to Doctor Black and new officers. President Schurman addresses Buffalo Alumni Association. Basketball: Cornell 27, Pennsylvania 37. C. G. Bam- berger, '02, elected President of the I. A. A. A. 577 MARCH Sermon by Doctor T. P. Gailor. Basketball: Sibley 34, Arts 20. Report of lce Carnival Committee. Basketball: Agriculture 21, Architecture IO. Plans for Summer Session out. Sigma Xi lecture, by Professor G. S. Moler. C. U. C. A. election of oflicers. Professor Catterall addresses Civic Club. Civic Club elections. Basketball: Law 37, Sibley 17. ' Sophomore HCM Banquet. Arts captains elected. Wirestlingz Cornell defeated by Yale. Cornell Relay Team defeats Columbia at Georgetown games. Law lecture by E, L. Stevens, ,QQ. Sermon by Doctor C. A. Dinsmore. Prohibition League elects officers. Concert by de Gogorza. Date set for Twelfth Nightf, Cornell Relay Team wins first placce at N. Y. A. C. V Law Crew manager elected. First Crew practice of the year on the Inlet. C. E. Camp elections. Sibley lecture, by Professor C. H. Peabody. 1909 Junior Feed held. Wrestling: Cornell defeated by Princeton. Lecture by the Honorable Barrett. Law lecture by Don R. Almy, '98, Track Carnival held between colleges. Senior Law Banquet held. President Schurman addresses Cornell Congress. Cornell qualities for Intercollegiate Fencing Finals, Sermon by Doctor S. S. Marquis. First cut in '36 Stage contestants. All-League Basketball Team selected. New coach for Tennis Team. Last Military Hop held in the Armory. Rules for Underclass Rush. Widow Board elections. Agriculturists elect managers. Last Sibley lecture, by Professor F. E. Petter. Democratic Club elects officers. Cornell defeated in the Intercollegiate WVrestling Finals. Soccer: Cornell 2, Haverford 4. Graduate Club Dance. Report of Sophomore Stunt Committee. VV. O. AmSlSf,,Q5, presents cup for University championship in fencing. Underclass Rush. 1911 Debate Club enters Triangle League. 1911 Banquet. Soccer: Cornell o,'Columbia 9. New directors elected for Cosmopolitan Club. Lacrosse Team engages coach. Men picked for baseball Southern trip. English Club produces Twelfth Night' at the Lyceum. Novice and Freshman meets held in the Armory. 573 - gif 1 X'-1' L, 5 Lfrgfiz? wr. Ball' 1.1.2 A CORNELLIAN AWARDS BUSINESS MANAGER Theodore White, 1910 ASSISTANT Ralph M. Crumrine, 1910 HONORABLE MENTION Nelson R. Peet, 1910 Henry A. Kiep, 1910 ARTISTIC EDITOR Horace W. Peaslee, 1910 HONORABLE MENTION Walter G, Schaeffer. 1910 PHOTOGRAPHIC PRIZE James W. Cox, Jr., 1907 HONORABLE MENTION John C. Burkhart, 1908 Q li bm. . .wmv V f93Q002QQGDQKQU3GD 'ZD6D6Q?L. h lmlll ll ,, ., ry., 0 , .. 1 Vi' W., Cs?-?'T5f . i ' ii 'l i 1, ..,.V - .,... 2 , ...-M., .,., . . ,,.. . .. , .. - f .. .,,, ' If '- 'f-r :: 2'--1 '- 5, J . - -,.. . 'EW' WT' 9'5 f' 'z Jw' 1 f gi .-1 2, ,f 54, ab-5 , M, 3 -4 ' f 27' Q ,Ag 1f'Zf,,,g4Nff5' ' xt if 2 - . Y. . f .,--J f 7 ,V!iJf,:.m-:-,z-:-.-ww: -f-:fi:s',,-gZ':.-:L-5.25.lf'-'fear-'Jw' -'44--1: - . :f'r:ff-:arcifkyfu- F I9 gf -V - -' f fy- I. -- . 1 ' 'E'fi' :l ' . 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IO Mummy Club . .. 379 CALENDAR . .. ............ I2 Nalanda ...... .. . .. 381 CALENDAR OF EVENTS .. 571 Pennsylvania Club 422 CLASS HISTORY ......... 560 Phi Beta Kappa .. 375 CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Poultry Association 409 Aftermath ........,..... 417 Pyramid ...... .. . . 367 Agricultural Association .. . 411 Quill and Dagger 359 Aleph Samach .......... .. . 361 Raven and Serpent 415 Association of Civil Engineers 5406 Rod and Bob ..... 365 O CLUBS AND Soc1ET112s-Coiitiuzzfil Round-Up Club . . . Sacchord ........... .... Sagawana Club ....... . . Sage Dramatic Club Scabbard and Blade Scalp and Blade . .. Semaphore ..... Senators .... . . Senmghtly .... . .,....... . ,. Sibley Ifngineering Club .,, . Sigma Xi .....,.., Society of Comparative Medicine . ,, ,W Southern Club ,.,.....,..... 1 . Sphinx I-lead .... Sports and Pastimes Undine .... .. . .. Vllayside Club . .. Ycnan ........ COMMITTEES Freshman Banquet .... . . . General Committee Ice Carnival ....,. Junior Feed . . . Junior Prom .... Junior Smoker . . . Senior Ball ...... Senior Banquet . . . Senior Stunt ....., ,. . . . Sophomore Banquet Sophomore Cotillion Sophomore Smoker . Sophomore Stunt . . DEBATING Andrew Dixon White Debate Club Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club ........... Charles Evans Hughes Debate Club ...... . ................ . Congress ........ Debate Council . . . Debate Teams ..... 410 399 395 4.21 374 391 309 389 418 +05 370 +08 595 557 +20 535 419 334 551 542 546 5+7 544 545 542 54.2 542 549 548 542 550 428 430 431 427 426 432 D E BATEi'C07Ifi7ZllFC1i Debate Union ...... . ,..... . . , Iiighty-six Memorial Stage ...... . Ifrancis Miles Finch Debate Club Ninety-four Debate Stage ....... XY0odf0rd Stage ........ . . . , - DI'.DIL.A'l ION ............,...... I RATIiRNITIE8 IN ORDFR OF ESTAI5 LISIIM ENT AT COR- N ILL ................,... . . I R AT li R N I TI ES Acacia ......... Alpha Delta llhi .. Alpha Epsilon Iota . Alpha Kappa Kappa Alpha l'hi ......... Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Zeta .... Bandhu ....... Beta Theta Pi , . Cerberus ....., Chi llhi ... Chi Psi . . . Delta Chi ........ Delta Gamma ..... Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Iihi ....,.... Delta Sigma Phi .. . Delta Tau Delta .. . Delta Upsilon . . . Iswza ....... .. . . Kappa Alpha ...... Kappa Alpha Theta Kappa Kappa Gamma . . .. . . Kappa Sigma ......... .... Nayati ......... Nu Sigma Nu ..... Obelisk ........... Omega Upsilon Phi . . . . . . . Phi Alpha Sigma .... .... Phi Delta Phi ..... Phi Delta Theta .... .... 426 433 429 434 435 II 180 fa 349 193 313 309 249 237 293 333 221 323 185 201 260 233 209 277 337 257 205 354 180 229 231 281 341 285 345 297 305 245 217 FRATERNITIESQCOHTHZHQJ Phi Gamma Delta . . . Phi Kappa Psi Phi Sigma Kappa Psi Upsilon ...... . Seal and Serpent .... Skull ........ . ..... . Sigma Alpha Epsilon . . Sigma Chi ....., .. . . Sigma Nu .... Sigma Phi .... Spectre ...... .. . .. Theta Delta Chi ..,. Theta Lambda Phi . . . Theta Xi .,.... .. . 1. Zeta Psi ...... .. , . Zodiac ....,.......... FRONTISPIECE ,... . ,.... . FULL PAGE I-IEADINGS Advertisements ...... ., . . Athletics ...... Awards . . . Classes . Clubs .... Committees . Debate . . , End ..,.. . . Faculty ............ Fellows and Scholars . . Fraternities .................... Musical and Dramatic Clubs Publications ..,........... Societies .......,.. .. . . GENERAL SUMMARY .... GREETING ...................... IN MEMORIAM .....,........... 241 197 253 225 327 289 273 265 301 261 353 213 319 315 181 331 8 585 457 579 81 377 541 425 581 17 63 179 439 533 355 170 9 80 MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CLUES Banjo Club .... . ..,.,.,.. . Glee Club .... La Terrulia .. Les Cabotins . 444 440 452 450 582 MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CLUBS-Continued Mandolin Club ...... . .......... 442 Masque . .......,............. . PRESIDENT SCI-IURMAN .. PUBLICATIONS Alumni News ... Cornell Civil Engineer Cornell Countryman . . Cornellian ..... ..... Era ........ .. . . Sibley Journal . . . z Sun ..... . . Whdow ..,... . . STATISTICS The College Faculties Agriculture . . . Architecture .. Arts and Sciences Civil Engineerin Law .......,.. Mechanical Engineering Medicine ....... IVIilitary Science Veterinary . . . Fellows .......... Freshmen, 1911 .... Graduate Students .... Juniors, 1909 ....... Junior Stunt Pictures . Library Staff ....... Medic Juniors .. . lVIedic Seniors Dther Dlihcers Seniors, 1908 ..... Senior Stunt Pictures Sopliomores, 1910 . .. Trustees ...... . ..... . Undergraduate Scholars . University Preachers .... TITLE PAGE .............,. UNIVERSITY CALENDAR .. 446 16 546 539 538 IG 514 S37 535 536 45 47 18 48 30 50 31 55 43 64 169 70 125 163 54 159 116 56 83 120 167 I4- 67 57 5 I2 'f'!':'? Ti. iff' Wifi 6557 W' L 1 -7, 54 1 L. LB. . --' . , J I B i I V324 . .. sh, 5. 11 3' r Y47' 5 lar 11'-4,41 sf ' f 1 . lv M Ig . , ,. ,. -524 .- . f - - :fN 4'4jg5' Ny t . W . ga.:-,Avy ,. l f LJ. .ggi . , ,,,.,...L.. . Agn.-- 44 . f - 4 2- 4.f ' ' . 4 ' Hr-gg -'zw:..2.-01344 ' , . 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' -A 'N ,. 1 fm- 4 41 ' J Q ii? 2 Eta . ,. ,, .f--.2 , 3 4 4 ' Ns: 4 - 1 .fzmw f.4g..r'?,4 ' -, :M 4 .' . vzsd -...., fy .4 4?f'?fsf4Y' ' 4 .ills 4:.:.f'44.4.:f:::4+s. rw. , . E WH? , , yzijsy V :Q . r . if V. . .4.,,.. :F N. ' i ,gig-f ,. . - 4.0! -.' - ,.L,f., .V .Ng K U ' -:wmv 4 .4 1. . '- - . A f f- , ...wr SER A Index to Advertisers NAME PAGE ALIIERGER, F. .......... . 65 ALLEWELT, E. M., R BRO. ..,....... . 93 AMERICAN BALANCED xv.-KLVE COMPANY .. . ll AXIERICAN BLOWER COMPANY . .... .... , S4 .AMERICAN FRUIT PRODUCT COMPANY .. . IS .AMERICAN HOIST AND DERRICK COMPANY .. . ll ANHEL'SER'Bl'SCH BREWING COMPANY . 38 APOLLO BROTHERS .... ...... . . . 95 ARNOLD fc CO. .......,....,............ . 39 .ASSOCIATED ENPANDED :XII-TYAL COMPANIES .. . 33 ATKINSON 8: IYIITCHELL. .. .. .. . 77 ATWATER, F. H. ...................... . 57 BANKS LAW BOOK PUBLISHING COMPANY .. . 18 BASTIAN BROTHERS .. . . 25 BATES, W. ...........,..........,........ XO BAXTER, A. E., ENGINEERING AND APPRAISAL COMPANY ........... . 33 BEACI-I 8: HUTCHINSON ..... . 62 BELL ENGRAVING COMPANY .. . 19 BEMENT, L. C. ...,... ..,. . . 52 BENNETT, F. L., COMPANY .. .. IoI BERICELEY HOTEL ........ . . 104 BOOL FLORAL COMPANY .. . 52 BOOL, H. J., COMPANY . . 54 BOND COMPANY ........... . 30 BORGNER, CYRUS, COMPANY .. .. IOI BRINICWORTI-I, C. E., COMPANY . . . . Z7 BRISTOL COMPANY, TI-IE ..... . 31 BROOKS BROTHERS ,... 6 BROWN, C. B. ............. . 54 BRYDEN ELECTRIC COMPANY .. . 96 BUCICEYE ENGINE COMPANY .. . I3 BURNS, W. L. ........ . 61 BUTTRICK SL FRANVLEY . . . 65 CARPENTER, L. .... . 49 CARR 81 STODDARD .......... .............. . . 80 CENTRAL PRINTING AND ENGRAVING COMPANY . 85 CHRISTY ENGRAVING COAIPANY ........... . .... 21 CLARK ENGRAVING COMPANY . 93 CLARK, W. N., SL Co. ...........,. .. IOI CLEVELAND TXVIST DRILL COMPANY .. 8 NAME PAGE CLEYI-:I.AND AND BUI-'I-'ALO TR.AXbIT COMPANY .. 41 COAN, ISAAC ....,........................... 77 COLEGROVE K GRAY . .. 37 COTRIZLL 8: LEONARD .. ,. 34 COMINGS, R. .,............. . 70 CORNELL C0'OI'ERATlVE SOCIETY .. . 48 CORNELL, F. C., JR. .. . . . 77 CORNELL LIVI-SRX' ...... . ..... . 102 CORNELL TRANSFER COMPANY .. ,. 68 COURIER COMPANY ,......,. .. 91 CRANDALL HOTEL . .. 94 CUMBERLAND HOTEL ............... , 40 DAVIS'BRONX'N ELECTRICAL COMPANY .. 53 DI.AMOND CI-IECI: PROTECTOR COMPANY .. 90 DIETZGEN, EUGENE, COMPANY .....,.. I3 DONOHUE, P. M. ...... . ..... . 70 DRISCOLL BROTHERS COMPANY .. .. 53 DUDLEX', F. T. .,........... . 76 DUREEY, C. . . 47 EGAN, W. H. ...... .. 78 EASTMAN COLLEGE ,...,.........,. ,. 97 ELECTRIC CITY ENGRAVING COMPANY.. .. 99 ELMENDOREE, MRS. C. ...... .. 69 ENERGINE REEINING COMPANY .. 89 ESCHENBURG, F. H. .......... . SI FABER, A. W. . I9 FAIIEY SL BRADY .............. . 68 FAY 84 BOWEN ENGINE COMPANY .. . 83 FETTING, A. H. . .... ..... . 43 FISIC, C. M. ...... . 92 FLETCHER, W. F.. . . . 80 FLINN, JOHN ......... . . . 66 FIRST NATIONAL BANK . 45 FOREST CITY LAUNDRY ......... . 49 FOREST CITY PLUMBING COMPANY .. . 74 GILLETTE, GEORGE K. .... ... . 58 GILSEY HOUSE ...... . 40 GOLDENEERG, H... .. 71,74 GOLDSMXD, J. L. ........... . 59 GOODRICII, B. F., COMPANY . 82 GRASSELL1 CHEMICAL COMPANY .. . 34 NAME PAGE GRIFFIN, GEORGE ... .. 31 GRILL, THE ......... . . 94 GROUSE, C. K., Sc CO. .. .. 20 HAMILTON, H. WALTER .. .. 23 HASKINS Sc COMPANY .. .. 86 HARRISON, S., 8: CO. .... . ............ ,. 74 HAUSAUER-JONES PRINTING COMPANY . .. .. 98 HAYXXVARD COMPANY, THE ........... .. 35 HEAD, H. R. ....,.......... .. 72 HEGGIE, R. A., Sc BRO., CO. .. .. 48 HERRON, P. ............. ., 57 HERSON, B. .. .. 66 HICKEX', F. .. 72 HICKOK, S. R. ,...... .. .. 94 HILL CLUTCH COMPANY ..... .. IO2 HINDS, NOBLE Sc ELDREDGE .. .. 30 HOLLAND BROTHERS ........ .. 69 HOOK, W. .......... . .. 53 HOOVER AND SMITH CO. ........ .. IOO HOPE-JONES ORGAN COMPANY .. 23 HORSAIAN, E. I., COMPANY .. 43 HOWES, C. H. ......,.. Z.. .. 65 HUYLER'S CSJ'I'ZlCUSCD . . . . 94 IMPERIAL HOTEL . . . . . 41 ILLSTON, F. E. ............. .. 78 IROQUOIS BREWING COMPANY 87 ITHACA GUN COMPANY ..., .. ...I8, 104 ITHACA ICE COMPANY ....., .. . . . 54 JABIIESON-NICKINNEX' COMPANY .. . . 57 JARVIS, NVILLIAM ................... . . 71 JEFFREY IPIANUFACTURING COMPANY . . . . . IZ JESSOP, PVILLIAM S.: SON, LTD. ..... .. 33 JOHNSON, U. S. ............. .. 7I -JOHNS'NIANVILLE ..................... . . 34 JONES if LAMSON INIACHINE COMPANY .. .. IO KELLEY, S. J., COMPANY .,.... . ..... .. 95 KLEANIT COMPANY ..... . . 96 KLENKE SL DREXV .. 73 KOHM 8a BRUNNE . .. IO2 KOLESCH 8: COMPANY ....................... 87 LANG, B., ENGINE AND GARAGE COMPANY .. 36 L.-XRKIN BROTHERS ............ . .............. 72 LARKIN, W. F. . ..,,. ....' .,................. . 6 6 LAWYERS' Co-OPERATIVE PUBLISHING COMPANY. I6 IIENOX HOTEL .....,............,..,.,...... 9 LENT, B. F. .... .. 56 LEvI-DEMALLIE . . . . 23 LEWIS, F. D. .... .. 79 LIEERMAN, B.. .. .. 67 NAME PAGE LIDGERXVOOD MANUFACTURING COMPANY .. 37 LITTLE, A. P. ......,. ............,.... . . S4 LOSIE BROTHERS ....... .. 25 LUPKIN RULE COMPANY ....... .. 31 LUNKENHEIMER COMPANY, THE ... .. 35 LYNCH, JAMES ................ .. SI IPICALLISTER, P. .... . . 70 IVICCORMICK, B. P. .. .. 63 NICCORMICK, W. .. .. 73 IX'ICGIL1.IVRAY, E. .........,.... .. 76 MCGRAW PUBLISHING COMPANY ... .. 29 BICKECHNIE BRENVING COMPANY ., .. 22 MCNERNEY, L. ........ . ........ . . SI DCACHXVIRTH BROTHERS COMPANY ., 34 MARSHALL, L. ...... . ........ .. 66 BIIARTINIQUE HOTEL ,......... . . 83 NIASON REGULATOR COMPANY .. .. 32 BIIASTI-IRS X SON ............ .. 58 NIAUREO TOBACCO COMPANY . . . ., 22 MAYERS, RALPH ........ .. . . . . 67 BIELOTFE 8: XVILLIAMS ........ .. 67 PIERRIAM, G. 8: C., COMPANY .. 25 INIERRILL, I. H. ...........,............ .. 66 IXQETROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 4.3 PIIDDLETON, JOHN ........ . ............. .. 89 RIILLETT CORE OVEN COMPANY .. S6 PIILLS, MISS M. .....,..,... . .. 76 IMIODERN NIETHOD LAUNDRY . .. 68 IXIORGAN, G. P. .................., .. 78 NIORRIS, PHILIP, X COMPANY, LTD. . .. 26 IXQORRISON, M. ........................... 64 IVIORSE TXVIST DRILL AND NIACHINE COMPANY .. 32 IXQOTOR AND NI.-XNUFACTURING XVORKS CO ..... . 96 NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING COMPANY . IZ NORTON PRINTING COMPANY ........ . ......... 52 NORTON COMPANY, THE .. 31 NORYX'0OD, A. ....... .. 79 NORWOOD, VV. S. ........ 50, 55 OBERMAYER, S., COMPANY ... .. 9 OEBRIEN, D. S. ..,...... .. 55 O'CONNOR, J. F. .. 89 O'DANIEI., H. A. ...... ...... ..... . . 49 ONI-:IDA STEEL PULLEY COMPANY .. 32 OWEN, W. .................. .. 67 PARST BREWING COMPANY .. .. 39 PALACE LAUNDRY ....... .. 44 P.-XTMORE 8: TEETI-:R .......... .. 69 PEERLESS NUT FOOD COMPANY .......... .. Ioo PEERLESS RUBBER IXIANUFACTURING COMPANY . 44 NAME PAGE PEIRCE COAL COMPANY .......... PERFECTION NOTEBOOK COMPANY PETERS CARTRIDGE COMPANY ....... PIERCE, THE GEORGE N., COMI-ANY .. PLEASANT VALLEX' WVINE COMPANY.. .. POVJERS PHOTO-ENGR.-WING COMPANY . . , PRINCE FURNITURE AND CARPET COMPANY . PRITCI-IARD, S. R. .,................... .. PULL FASTENER COMPANY. .. QUICK, M. W., COMPANY .. RAIL JOINT COMPANY RANKIN, GEORGE ,... RI-:ED's, JACOB, SONS .. ROBINSON, FRED .............. ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE .. ROCHESTER GERXIICIDE COMPANY .... ROCHESTER PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY . ROE DRY GOODS COMPANY ......... ROTI-ISCHILD BROTHERS RUEHLE S: CO. ...... . S.-XGER, XVILLK.-XM E. ,... . SAMSON CORDAGE XVORKS .. SAWYER, A. R., 8: CO. ...... . SCHOVERLING, DALY 8: GALES. .. SCOUT, H. E. ..... ......... . SCUSA, P. ............ . SH.-XXV, JAMES M., SL CO. .. S1-IELDON, S. H. .... .. .. SHELTZ, M. S. ............ . SMITH, CRARY 8: DAYIDGE SMITH, D., SL SON ......., SMITH, EDWIN F .... SMITH, GRAY 8a CO. .. SMITH, J. HUNGERFORD ...... . ..........,.. . SMITH, L. C., BL BROS. TYPEXVRITER. COMPANY SOLTMAN, E. G. .... . ..... ................. . SISSON, W. , STACY, O. T. ................. .. . . STANDARD ENGRAVING COMPANY . . .J. . .. . STAR PALACE LAUNDRY ....... . .. . 45 70 '3 7 39 83 97 67 39 59 I3 73 41 51 17 Z3 Ss 7 73 go 79 41 So '5 78 71 S3 76 75 92 IS 49 91 44 4I S9 46 IOI I4 24 NAME PAGE STEVENS, C. E. .. . 76 STEVENS 8: SON .....,. . 68 STUART, DOCTOR T. R. ..... . 79 STUDENT LAUNDRY AGENCY .. . 60 STURGIS TLVTORING SCHOOL . 73 'TAYLOR Sc CARPENTER .. . 81 THOMAS 8 GRANT .... . 65 TICHNHR 8: -IACORI ... ... 87 TIPEANY K: CO. .... .. Front TOURAINE HOTEL .. . 2.6 TRPIE, XVILL .... .............. . 59 TURCO'AXIERICAN PIPE COMPANY .. . Ioo UNlVERSlTX' ILKUNDRY .... . ..,... . 63 UPDIKE, B. C. ...... .. SO URRAND, SON Ze CO... .. 72 XYACUIIM OIL COMPANY .. .. 30 VAN BUREN, C. B. .... . 54 WYORHIS S: DWF 59 WALTON HOTEL .... . . 83 XVANZER 8.5 HOWELL .. .. 74 XVARNER, F. H. ............, ,. 71 xv.-XTI-IRM.-KN, L. E., COMPANY '.., ....,.,....... 3 6 WI-:DSTER CANNING AND PRES!-IRVING COMPANY. I9 XVEGMAN PIANO COMPANY .. ................. . S5 WELLMAN-SEAYER-MO RG.-IN COMPANX' .. . , 82 XVESTON ELECTRIC COMPANY ........ . 37 XVI-IALEN. R., 8: CO. .... .. IOS VVVHE.-XT S: SANFORD .. , 76 WHEATOA S.: PERRY ,, 53 XVI-IITE S: BURDICK ,, 68. XVHITI-Z, G., SL CO. .. .. I4 XVILLIAMS BROTHERS .. . 45 XVILLIAMS, I B. .... , 74 XVINDSOR HOTEL ....................... . 40 WVIRT, PAUL E., FOUNTAIN PEN COMPANY .. . I3 XVISE, C. H. ........................,.. . 54 WYCROEE. CHURCH 81. PARTRIDGE .. 91 VVYCKOFF PI-IONOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE .. 72 ZINCK,S .....,.................... . Q4 ESTABLISHED IBI8 MQMZQMW ,li- , bipzz 9 9 entlemmti? urnirfhiftg nuns, BROADWAY coR.TWENTY-SECOND ST. NEW YORK. ' Distinctive Livery Appointments for Indooi' and Outdoor Service. 999999 CIP l wif 999999 Illustrated General Catalogue on Request it N ADDITION to our assortment of 1 -if Imported Suitings-the most exten- lvl 24 4' EI . . . . , sive of its kind in this country-we invite attention to our very complete selection of Ready-made Suits and Overcoats, cut on distinctive lines. Our Stock also Ajfords Suitable Equipment for Motoring, Riding, Driving Polo and the Hunt, all requisites for the Traveler, in- cluding Steamer and Cabin Trunks, Bags and Rugs, Special Auto Trunks, Dress Suit Cases, Valises, Port- manteaux and Fitted Cases-light, but durable and handsomeg Luncheon and Tea Basketsg English Hats, with many novelties in negligee shapes, Shoes for street, dress, or sporting wear. All details of Men's Furnishing Goods, including many imported articles not to be found elsewhere in America. 6 MQ W e Th Gr at rrow IX:Cylind r. HE GREAT ARROW is now being built with six cylinders, because we believe that it is the next step in the development of the touring car. The advance from four cylinders to six is no more radical than the advance from two cylinders to four. Because we believe that six cylinders 'will give to a car greater efficiency, smoothness, and comfort, we have put six cylinders in the GREAT Aiznoxv for the coming season. We did not do this until we tried out the six-cylinder idea. very carefully. T is possible to state in print the manifest advantages of six cylinders over four, but no statement, however technical, or however complete, will be as convincing as an actual demonstration of a six- cylinder car. The best description of the effect of riding in a car driven by six cylinders is that it is like coasting down a fifteen per cent grade with the clutch thrown out. It is the nearest thing to gliding that has ever been produced by machinery, so much so that we believe that the six-cylinder is the nearest thing to a perfect application of power for a touring car that has yet been devised by engineers. f 4-cylinder 4-cylinder HERE ARE THE I 1908 TOURING CARS i 6'CYliHde1' l 6-cylinder Great Arrow, Great Arrow, Great Arrow, Great Arrow, 30 H. 40 H. 40 H. 60 H. P., Price P., Price P., Price P.. Price The Geo. . Pierce Company BUFFALO, N. Y. 7 34,000 35,000 35,500 36,500 EW 5.4 r I ell 1 ill P gill Q ll, ll ll ll lligl lil ll is ll! l ml all lf i' 3 1 .Y .I ' lil' all it ll U y i y WA W V ,lw'l,il'il2if1ll'll'll 'A lift 'SW- i lllwl yi' tliilliyllwillillll i ' rliljiiii lilllli. I W lvl ll 5 ii il! ul ' w all 'lf' ll V ' l l K 111 , l . , li will l will v- will 1 iii ll' ll' gl fi lil W y ' AW 3:51, ,E+ 41 w tx 5 . i' 12, 1 ,l 3 lil'l'll ta Hi ll X, , tr- . l L' l if' pl' in W W in 1 MQ i all ll y lllllslllglgil 1 ' Wi I W il' ill 'MW' lil fltlilial ll iw ill ll It fl I Q Jig l i if: li' ll, ll' CIE TIFIC CCUR CY ' NIFORMITY durability and scientihc ac- Q 1 7 I , ,, , . . Sgr: curacy are the Well-known characteristics pi , 35 cc s an las ..A. a of Lleveland Tools. We have the inost complete equipment for the manufacture of twist drills and reamers in the World. We are the inost jealous of our reputation of any concern in the world. From the purchase and analysis of the steel down to the practical testing and hnal inspection of the tools, everything is done that can be done to niake GUGFCU CZQUQZCLIZCZ H tool CL perfect tool. FOR INSTANCE We anneal the steel ourselves. From the annealed bars we out small pieces, which are hardened and then tested for fracture. lf this test is unsatisfactory, a chemical analysis is made g if both are unsatisfactory, the steel is rejected. Should the chemical analysis prove satisfactory in spite of the fracture, a sample lot of drills is made and given a severe drilling test. The result must be above our highest average or the steel will not pass. This much We do as preliminary to the actual process of manufacture. Visitors are always welcome at our plant, and courteous ernployees are ready to show you through. The Twist Drill Co. CLEVELAND x NEW YORK ' CHICAGO 8 OUR OWN RAPID MOTOR CAR- 562 LENOX HOTEL - xxlll- FWQ YOU, .N ,fp -, ,wi ol f X 9 xgq BUFPXALO MODERN HIGHEST GRADE UNEXCELLED SERVICE THROUGHOUT RIAGES, EXCLUSIV ELY FOR PATRQNS, operate continuously every few minutes from Hotel through Business District and to all depots and wharves for principal trains nurl stonmers. 8 ll fn Zxi H rl Vi f L f Maries! gr: t I1, 1kywX 'IN im x00 EUROPEAN PLAN 51.50 per day and up th ff, is . ' Sf' we if li svfy X J 2' XO Qx 1' P-is I X Rip! gf W: A V' RCI .WX 1 .-,N I, rl' iesfv -F if ikfg -'fi-.13 'I' , r.Qffi'f l1T'f' ,L 2 rr? N' frt'Q ii: E. - .' if- 'Z '-'NIJ 4 lip: XA 4i Lsefiff-' :fi -A . 'V Ng.: ,. '17glf,fi,f- .Q if 'lx iiviild' if ii if : , iii 15 4g use Fw ij- ,..1 If 1: 4' Q N 11, ,V 2' 'Q-f .1 '7-ff - : 1'-T 4 is-' ,ara v:,lj ,lll 1 ii il LM , VF - 'JT --ky 5 MXH:-!,Jf it H1 if i llllflilfi X-fgfssllft lr' H, ' .I ..4llv1QQ'2,' I fel, f :F if iii' V ff-Xie ' '- . 'fffxl ' PP' V- , 4- ' Ample Garage Facilities and Excellent Golfing near-by. ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF GEORGE DUCHSCHERER, PFOP. 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 stuii' that helps the foundryman, whether he be molder or boss. If 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 by sending for the Bulletin+you simply say you Want to read the paper that helps, that instructs-and it's free to you. Send' as your name nab The S. Obermayer Co. CINCINNATI, OHIO FACTORIES: Cincinnati :: Chicago :: Pittsburg : Rilton, Pa 'Q l 1 The Hartness Flat Turret Lathe IS NOW BUILT IN TWO SIZES 3 X 36 With I4-in. swing, and 2 x 24 with I2-in. swing OUTFITS OF TOOLS FURNISHED FOR BOTH BAR AND CHUCKING WORK Impgrtant Features Single Speed Drive-All Changes in Speed and Feed Instantly Obtainable-Cross ' '- Feeding Head-Turret Stops Operate in . Either Direction-Turners with Double- Size Turning Adj ustments. Jones 8, Lamson Machine Go. Main Office and Works Springfield, Vermont, U. S. ZI. British Ofhce: jubilee Building, 97 Queen Victoria Street, London, E. C. France and Spain: Ph. Bonvillain, 6, Rue Blanche, 6, Paris, France. Germany, Belgium, Holland, Switzer- land, and Austria-Hungary, M. Koyemann, Charlottenstrasse 112, Dusseldorf, Germany. Italy: Adler X Eisenschitz, Milan. Western Union and Lieber's Godes Used IO MAIN VALVE SPECIALISTS SINCE 1890 OUR EXPERIENCE is AT YOUR COMMAND OUR VALVES ARE IN USE NOW ON 173 RAILROADS Multi-ported High Pressure Slide Valves Perfectly Bal- anced. Partially Balanced D Slide Valves. Semi- Plug High Pressure Piston V lv f ur t a es or press e up o 1000 lbs. Balanced Meyer Cut-off Valves. If you don't add what we have leamed to what you know about Balanced Main Valves you are the loser. Our valves are in use all over the world. CAN YOU FIGURE AREA TO BALANCE A VALVE? AMERICAN BALANCED VALVE COMPANY Main Office: SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Eastern Office and Works: JERSEY SHORE, PA., U.S.A AMERICAN HOISTING' ENGINES AND ' DERRICKS FOR EVERY PURPOSE High Grade in Every Detail WRITE FOR DESCRIP- TIVE CATALOGUE Standard Engine with Slewing Attachment AMERICAN HOIST AND DERRICK CO., ST. PAUL, U.S.A. Chicago New York Pittsburg New Orleans San Francisco 2 1 , II ! E. a 'L ' '1' etu xff . . '-M +l,..1' A5155 W- ..,, , . 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Z-. 5 A ,fMM ffm f,nf A'li w r K ' as ro F ' W Qflgents for OLDSMOBILE and BUICK Motor Cars New Fireproof Garage and Repair Shop SPECIAL Ar'rENr1oN w1LL me: GIVEN OUR ' New car with killed and careful drive s r n e e ur, , r wee QAII repair workzuaranteed. - r e t d by th ho day 0 k 'Clie J. B. LANG ENGINE and GARAGE CO., 117-121 East Green Street 5 36 W E S T G Standard Direct Reading VOLTMETERS and AMMETERS Idol' Lllfml'1IfuI',lf, Tvsfiny, Huff NII'ifl'f1lmt1l'11 Iiv' ure llw most st-xlsiliw :md uct-ur:nIv nlllnin- nblc. 'l'lwyuri-1't-cfrulxixwlallnl u-ml :is standards llxruuzlxour. llw mn-lml. Instruments to meet the require- ments of every variety of work Weston Electrical Instrument Co. , wfxverly Pix-kj NEWARK' N' J' Weston Standard Portable Yoltmeter-Model I New Xorlt olhvu, A Lorllandl szret-r. 'N - . I F '- 0 ., Lldg0fW00d HOISTING ENGINES STEAM AND ELECTRIC ' Q Standard for Quality and Duty -. i ' Lu llnill to gauge on Nu' Duplirvals Part System , ' fi Qz'z'f'k llvlmfry Assured X l' si K F 0'ber 30,000 Engines and Elecfric Hoisfs in Use Mi Q' 2150 'Q Cahleways, Hoisting and wt T x g . .1 Conveying Devices Send for Latest Catalogue j ' in .ttf N isei , I . LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING C0. 1 standard Lidgerwood Hoist 96 Liberty St., New York. A i V GOLEGROYE 81 GRAY Electric Fraternity Signs SIGNS, BANNERS, and SHOW CARDS ' of all kinds Spring Day Costumes and Regalias N Scenic Painting and Fresco Work 3 124 s0UTH AURoRA sr. 5 F X H si.- 37 eUS9fwB 0 St Louzs Budwezser - Amerlca s Favorlte Beverage XZ, Q -Ar f-ff 'ff csv vf gn v l Served Everywhere 0 . , Q. . ll Q' ss Lfx fr Inf? ft. L Q- e gmiimwwmgbf -safwnwxv ' ,ifgf up 3 abst B ue ibbon uspealcs for itself... The Beer of Quality The fine wine grape, pol- sessing the same qualities th ' F 88 Ole gl'0Wn In fance, with the French method of making, give Great Western Champagne tl'e exquisite taste :intl sparkling etfervescencc ofthe lxest foreign es. Great Western is lnnsle ler the same identical metlwds tl l I t I I LI 5 g I t 1, rl f h tl It I L' ll 'II L t t W t Il I I tl I I noi rl e I 1, IX ly l I l 5 I' cult l t' G t XI t yard N A It St t h git- th I tl I t th t pro I tl p l 1 ty Cha P L L. I 51 the f y l f I' At tl P L p t G t Wester CI p g I a gold d I I' 1 I ty Great W t Cl I g t 50 per tl tl tl p t ed. 'I I L S C t l receive 1 G t Weste I 5 ge t I t wine vnlne. 'I'ry Gm-nt Western- wi- like comparisons PLEASANT VALLEY WINE C0. Sole Makers, RIN-inns, N. Y. Sold lxy dealers in Ene wines, and ser rl ' H t l R t t I Cai When we say the best, it is a fact, not a phrase. We say the best India Pale Ale brewed in America is Arnold's 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. lt is bottled by its own gas, not carbonatedg and it has the genuine old English llavor. For sale at all retailers and cafes. Trade supplied by SIGLER 8: BURNS ITHACA, N. Y. t..' .-a w Q :., Hotel Cumberland NEW YQRK S. W. corner Broadway at 54-th Street Near 50th St. Subway Station and 53rd St. Elevated. 1 Kept by a College Man. L, Ideal Location, near Theaters, Shops, and Central Park. ..- .lag - - 5.511257-.t1 5 n ' Q 5 f:?'9f 'lvl-5? 9 - fgsigrmsfffliriw 1- f f- EHS ae, xeg ,.4rv,.5:irGlWi5-.-ff 1 r14.vf,1i.H' 155' ,, ? wbilgrg .gkfpf r -13-H :aff T I - -ELM 1 XJ, -E .M vm ' Z.-T K fl 5 4 rf A 1 'R -, ,I v: .:-vi 4 ' .Asa J 'f'Lxs.' .,:f::eyna:ie.1a:' '?.923f'h 15,2 Eff- 'Ek 'gsmr 'A' llggiliil QA' II? 9 . - pa 1 i ' .. . , .1 , it 1 X ' an 1 1 -1 ' i N I 1 . r:I5 ' ' R gr. ,,L 2 'MAL-ITNLL, I 1 ' 1-'tr H' -F' ' aj' il f Q Q, it rl. it ,- i I E--., L E EF M 'jar Cl 153. El -E1 1j 'lp EFE EHQ 'NL 15 1 D- 5 Lf' 4 L I - . G gi .- . ti. I 1 Q r ' . Elf- - ,vp - ik EFRILLL X 5 W I ... Harry P. Stimson, Formerly with Hotel Imperial. Most attraetive Hotel in New York. Headquarters for College Men. Special rates for College Teams. Transient rates 32.50 with Bath, and up. All outside rooms. NEW, MODERN, AND ABSOLUTELY FIREPRUUF Send for Booklet R. J. Bingham, Formerly with Hotel Woodward Stop at the G i ls ey H 0 u se Broadway and 29th Jt. NEIU YORK where you will and superior accommodations at reasonable rates. Rooms from Sl .00 per day up. Club Breakfasts and D in n e r s at fixed prices, served in Restaurant. WINDSGR HOTEL On Filbert Street, midway between i Broad Street Station and i . . r Reading Terminal l l ' 5 ' . ,, ,, iv. '- i . . , l1lVCl'SIy ea quill' CTS In ! U ' 't H d t ' PHILADELPHIA .LO A Typewriter That Defies Wear The Gardner Ball:Bearlng Typebar Jolnt adds years of profitable efficiency to the L. C. SMITH 8 BROS. Typewriter' The lndlvldual ball bearlngs ofthe typebar joints are just as hard and smooth as glass. nltely, without play and wlthout frlctlon. I Vkf- V .,,, 7 T F. ., .Y 1, .11 ' ,W A , fp .3 'gb' T .H W ' ' :law tt V? s 1 ,K if 0 ,lv 0 I l i N - i 1 ' ' 1 ' 6 3 l he lf' ri I I J I 1 ' ,Af-P' 1.- 'w 1 'T.'-' 5 4 I 1 1 gff 4- f sf' '3' . ' X img: -F fa , I , , ' ,Q l X 1 l ws. .1 Q I 1 1 ,4 1 f Di J., L' ,,, un. M 1 ,ff vvlmlru, ri N, ,lf ll Made to run perfectly free, indefi- ASK FOR A DEMONQTRA TION. . L. C. SMITH .9 BROS. TYPEWRITER Co. o f A JE, JF Syracus wr I' YVPKZIITII Ithaca Dealers: e, N. Y., U. S. A. - TA YLOR 8 CARPENTFR I I 9 -rad ...J ree Q 4 3 5 0 B ET W EE. N are clevelandanuffalo The Popular Commercial and Tourist Route The Twin Flyers of the Lakes CITY OF ERIE and CITY OF BUFFALO e Ls s 1 f co fo r 1 n ce finest ofl'e d t l st ates t o I All rail tickets readmgover theL S 8: M S Ry or the N Y C 81 St L R R will be accepted on this Company s steamers without extra charge DAILY TIM E TABLE Leave Buffalo fEastern Standard Trmeh 9 00 P M Arr Cleveland lCentralStandard Tlmel 6 30 A M Leave Cleveland CCentral Standard Tlmel 8 00 P M Arrive Buffalo CEastern Standard Tlmel 7 30 A M CLEVELAND WHARVES 1290 River Ave N W BUFFALO WHARVES Cor Ohlo and Illinois Sts ustratecl lnookle -.en ree on r c ipt o our een s in a n as r ios a e TI-IE CLEVELAND 81. BUFFALO TRANSIT COMPANY ' 1-1 IERMAN, G P Clexe 'm Al ,Y Y V ' . ff .V ' . - . . Q - : - - f-.ff Q A 'f-L-'flu--STG' ' - , ,. A 1 '- ' 1 -T, , V A ,- xl 27 -ww gb ,I ' ' 4 we .- . - ' . ' ,hx l X42 ',. ' , I . 7 V I, -- l . ' W 2. u 77 ri V7 These Steamers are new.i1st, and luxurious in their appoint- in n , unsurpas ez or in r . nfl co venien . The service is the re on the interior waters of the Uni ec States. Lowe r , and lirouizli tickets sold t C eveI1mtI,'I'olcdo. Detroit, Rlnekirmr, und ull points west. . . . . ., . .,' . . . I. ., ' ' :l .. w 'Ill ti tl' ee' ff ' t' stay . fo 1 t g . NLYIP . .A., ' '1. d,O. 41 Lhntvl ilmprrial Broadway, 31st-32d Streets New York Headquarters for College men Write for Booklet and Tariff COPELAND TOWN SEND JVI a n a g e r' Samson Spot Saab Cord is made of extra quality material and is guaranteed free from imperfections of braid or finish. Send for samples, tests, and information. SAMSON CORDAGE WORKS Boston, Mass. JACOB REED S SONS E have a Young Mens Clothrng Department Whlch forms an lndependent and separate stock of 1tS own The Clothes ln thls department are made of speclal fahrrcs selected he cause of thelr fltness for young men s tastes and ldeas The garments are X X mile by tallors Wlllose enltrre tlrlne an energles are evote to t e WZ!! rl problems of Young Men s Clothes Our experlence demonstrates thls to he the only practlcal and satls factory method of handlrng thls branch of our huslness and the mag nlfrcent volume of our tradmg Wlth Young Men IS thorough proof of the soundness of thls pollcy Clothlng to measure and Ready to Wear Furnlshlng Goods Hats Fratermty Bands and Scarfs Automohrle Apparel UHlfOfmS LIVCIICS I JACOB REED S SONS 1424 1426 Chestnut Street Phlladelphra . 0 . , . . . -W f fr - - sj m' .. ' r , . ' 4 fllhtrnpnlitanl iiifr ilnauraure Qlnmpang Elin ifnmpang UDF tlgr Iilrntxlr, Eg tlyr IJ:-uplr, 3Fur tlir IJrnplr, lurf,rpf,rulwl hy Hu- Slulr uf .Yr u' l'nv'L' Slfwlc l'umln1ny JOHN R. HEGEMAN, President ASSETS SI76,429,0I5. z, 5 04 ASSETS LIABILITIES Unite-l S-urea, Citi .mil la R l5,,u.le.1n-lftutg. Hg .,: ., I1ixi.lt-rl-le Al-I-nrtir-nu-l, payable 19117, on nonprirtiri- V 1-:lung lnrluelrinl pnliticf. . ..... . .......... S2,rq8,444.oo H'-'nflfr-nil Nl-'rue-re. ,... ...,.. , . .. . . , 3:.ofv.rwf eo smrwen I-..ni.i5-ruin' l'.-llrirs. Interim.-rliate lSr'c'h. sqm- .6 1 V Y t L l 4 - . .34 7 Real ,Aww U --H M i Ill-HOVSTTAOI Sanrerm l':irtnl5r:Ulll51 1-olu les, llrtlin:xr,y llerit. . . 53,405.77 :Mill-.-M-nrlg ull lhlw lnnnpnnfw Ormlnmry pnllr-we LNSII- -f-'4 --' 'V - '--,-- H 1- H 'U nrt' Snupnrllripnllnz, i-anvil ut Inu' rules uI'prn'miuul.l Dcilmnmil.Ofxnx.,nff..llA!1'r.il .. . 1 li F--nlingeut Dix itleu-I Fund, Intermediate lirrmcli 174,745.03 Loans to Policy lnilders .. ... ,. . .,., ,. .,... 4 x 4 Sigxllltgxjilg Prcms.rlel'crrc1l :lu-l in murse I-fu-lll' lion fXet . 4.xl5,h5o 1 Nvillwlfmle K' Fllflfl Mill 5l'Cl'30l Kewflf --5135-476-'77.l.0fJ All ullier l.inl'ilit1-5. ......,.... . . . .. r,52I,3g::.ori .nuruu-l lnlvrcxt, Route tt ...,. .. ..,.,.., . x.713. v1.75 1,'.rpit.1l null Surplus .,., , . . .. 16,:29.47n,9: 5 .-. r 6 A-5-,Mig 04 Tlit-'l'u'0 lbcpnrtim-rits: in lllt' Ol'lllllJlI'y IM-pnrlrxieiil polivivs ure issue 5176.-12'J.015-04 -rl for from 81,000 to 951,000,000 ou individual lll'l'S.Ill'GlllllllllSIPllj'B.lJlt' annually,:uminimuully or llllllI'll'I'Ij'. In its IllllllSlI'lll,l Department qwhit-I1 is fillllllj' lllSllI lll1CL'l poliviw-N ara- isslli-tl on ull thc insurable nu-n miums payable weekly. ilu-rs of the household with pru- Eiunur tbftirrz 1 ililahisun Aurnur, New ijurk Qiiig A. H. FETTING WheI1Y0uPlay n e Hi -5 Use the BEST Ill, TF I X, 3Illllllfll!'illI'L'l'Ul' lf, 'E --: ::E! iw ' e 5..5555 H OR SM A N A I ::l glllf-gi . Greek Letter Fraternlty Jewelry TMS Rackets Ee- 55 5555555555 AR E th e B e sr ,n lllll .J juni: StandingFIIlST in design, 213 N. Liberty St. Baltimore, Md. '1 IIlllIII:7!' W0l'lfIP3HShlD, Dlayjjlg N Q an f e ff qualities, and durability. g f! New models with special ' tx-21' up-to-date features for Q 1908 are unrivaled. Memorandum package sent to AYRES CHAMPIONSHIP i i, - any fraternity member through i f Lawn Tennis Balls , L il Are not only the BEST, but me ' 1 I CHEAPEST, for ONE ball Out- the secretary of the chapter. 4 lasts TWO of any other make. M Authorized bythe U. s. N. L. T. A. . . . , i W th S l S ll' g Agents Special designs and estimates 5 Ill' ifrflisfamfljs English ban i 5.15 in the United stares furnished on class pins, rings, j Send for New Catalogue medals for athletic meets, etc. I- Ii0RS1VlAN C0-5 43 MAKES STEAM, FLANGE, AND HOT WATER JOINTS INSTANTLY Thousands of Imitators No Equal Will Hold Highest Pressure l Don't have to use wire and cloth to hold Rainbow Can't blow it out The Color of Rainbow Packing is Red Notice our Trade-mark of the 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 Manufacturers of the Famous Eclipse Sectional Rainbow Gasket, Peerless Piston and Valve Rod Packing, Hercules Combination, Honest John, Zero, Success, Germaine, and Arctic Packings Also a Complete Line of Mechanical Rubber Goods Patented and Manufactured Exclusively by Peerless Rubber Manufacturing Company 16 Warren Street ....... . . . NEW YORK CITY FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS THE PALACE LAUNDRYE I I - Try us if you wish your' linen to live a long life and a clean one. df JA' EXCELLENT SERVICE LOW RATES :: Jlflending Done Free of Charge I2 PROMPT DELIVERY l l l N 1 323-325 Eddy' Street UW tie FRED. C. BARNARD, Proprietor J H The Most Delicious and Most Popular Drink is Enlhrn Gbrangrahr lt's the Latest Favorite On Sale at all Soda Fountains ASK FOR IT just the thing for receptions and all social gatherings. If your caterer can't furnish it, write the manu- facturers :: :: :: :g -Q J. HUNGERFORD SMITH CO. Mfrs. True Fruit Soda Fountain Requisites :: :: ROCHESTER, N. Y. ' W W.B.Peir AHO k SRV P ln CORNELL LIBRARY BUILDING C1p'tnI, Surplus, and Undivided Prof'ts Peirce Coal Co. Transacts a G e n e ral The Celebrated Scranton Coal Banking B S' Safe Depos t Bo es for Rent Hard and Soft Wood G 3 Upt Off'ce, DWL-81 WJ CRY T k t Off ROGER B VSILLIAMS P d 1 Yard and off HFNRY B LORD v P d. I CHARLES xx cm - - C h 702 W- State Slreef, - ITHACA, N. Y. CHARLES W. MAJOR, - Assistant Cashier WELL-DRILLING MACHINERY QEIBTGGLS Portable or Stationary With or Without Power For Drilling Wells to any Depth for any Purpose MANUFACTURED BY WILLIAMS BROTHERS State, Corn, and Seneca Streets .0 ITHACA, NEW YORK 45 41 W. H. SISSON JVIerchant Tailor' Swell Clothes fo College Men U 1' 4.6 4 . - 1 '57 l ill To clean your clothes without the use of injurious chemicals. 'll To press them carefully every time. QU To deliver them Without folding. 'll To dye articles in fast colors. 'll To give you prompt and accommo- dating service. 409 West State Street W - -I ' 5, -si W 4-7 A PLACE TO REMEMBER --THE-- CORNELL CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETY 111 just run over in your mind the many things you have bought at the Co-op. during the year, and aIso the many things you saw but cIicI not buy. Keep in mind these IITIIIQS you have seen. :Z If If If If 21 CORNELL JEWELRY CAMERAS BOOKS CORNELL POTTERY FOUNTAIN PENS You Are Well Served at the Co-op. R. A. IIEIIOIE 8: BROTHER COMPANY WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY FRATERNITY GOODS EXTENSIVE LINE OF MONEY LOANED on GOODS SUITABLE M DIAMONDS AND ETC. ONLY. t FOR WEDDINGS. t W A T C H E S I 48 LAUNDRY In Regard to Pictures and Framing, Call up MITH' U 3 S q?x'+?i15L N Qiuuh mark zz Ialrnmpt Brliurrg TELEPHONE 483-B ,,Beu,, F N TYPEWRITERS Sold, Bought, Rented, Ex- changecl, and Repairecl Ribbons and Supplies for all makes of machines The Macey Filing Systems HOWARD L. O'DANIEL Successor to BURROWS 8: O'DANIEL 205 East State Street BELL PHONE, 604 Q J J CARPENTER E Both THE CLEANER Phones 205'N! Aurora L. . Wa!! E S AND PRESSER 3 a E lllllf .,. TRADE MARK REGISTERED il wiv' , A 05:12 F517 ' ' X l - J . . X I ' X I o ' f me I ..5'1f,f 41515415 I '...-.QM ,I .1 ' c- .llftrfill ' -- , 5613- Ehr- -ingfv' QQ! . mg gg, .- I . Two-Button Novelty Sack, 4915 vest out to show ahove coat Iapels ould you looli lille the man who IS or the man who was? If the former, you'll make it a rule to wear only tailored-to-order clothes, such as we will have made for you hy Ed. V. Price 8: Co., exclusive merchant tailors, of Chicago. These famous tailors manufacture no ready-made clothing-hut produce only garments made to the individual measure of the man who wears them, garments that are never surpassed and but rarely equalled in all that counts for quality, style, shape and workmanship. The cost to you is but S25 to S40 the suit or overcoat, according to the cloth you select from 500 elegant fabrics, many of which are exclusive. At the price, therefore, you have no excuse for wearing., unsatisfactory store clothing. You'll find much help in studying designs 485, 486, 489, 490, 491, 493 on our new fashion plates, and fabrics Nos. 4404 L, 4389 J, 4363 J, 4358 J, 4320 l, 43061, 4276 HH in our Spring line. Come in today and learn what's what. Exclusive local representative of Ed. V. Price 8: Co., Merchant Tailors, Chicago FOR SALE BY W. S. NORWCQD 218 N. Aurora Street 50 -x filw FRED IROBINSON fi if B E S SHOPS I HACA ARE The Ithaca Hotel and Sheldon Court Shops Workmen Vibbrasage T rea ent F. H. Eschenburg, Prop. University Photographer ,3 ,i xg X -l JAMES LYNCH D.,l..sfW. COAL Kindling Wood Fireplace Wood 802-4 W. Seneca St. Both Phones SOLE AGENT for Knox, Youman, Chase, Knapp Felt, Stetson, and Roelofs Hats- ZE. GI. TlH,l?111P11l Tbe Toggery Shops DOWN TOWN 138 E. State St. Two Shops and a Facto Shirts that Fit SOLE AGENT for Deimel Underwear, Hole-Proof H o s i e ry , Fisk. Clark 81 Flagg Gloves, Corliss 8: Coon Collars, Parker 8: Finn's Waistcoats - SOLE AGENT for Blanchard 8: Price, Keys Sc Lockwood, James R. Keiser, Weld, Colburn 8: Wilckens, and R ufus Waterhouse Cravats -TT- ON THE HILL 404 Eddy Street ry. Maker of MANUFACTURER of Bernent's Shirts, Be- ment's Pajamas, Be- ment's Athletic Under- wear, Bement's Night Shirts, Bement's S h i r t waisfs fi- CCLLEGE PRINTING .v, ,p , ww w I i oRTo f PRI TI G COMPAN M53 317 EAST s T A TE ST. CUT FLOWERS 8 Q3 ca 2 so J Floral Decorations, etc. FOR ALL OCCASIONS AT MODERATE COST The Bool Floral Co. 215 East State Street ITHACA, N. Y. Our lllotto, PR OMPTNESSU DRISCOLL BROS. CO. General Contractors Dealers in Building Supplies Everything that Ullt 'nro the structure of u building We Build Clothes of Quality Wheaton CE, Perry' ii? Ithaca, N. Y. 1-3,m.1a,l.f.1 my. ITH ACA COLD STORAGE FRUIT, PRODUCE BUTTER and EGGS A J. W. HooK ll3-ll5 South Tioga St. :: ITHACA, N. Y. Long Distance Phone. 80. City Phone, 257. DAVIS-BROWN ELECTRIC CO. E2 115 South Cayuga Street, Ithaca, New York T Electrical Engineers A and Contractors l Lighting Supplies-Wholesale and Retail-for GAS, ELECTRICITY, ACETYLENE, and GASOLINE Electrical construction and repair work of ' every description designed and executed Automobile Supplies 5 3 ITHACA ICE CO. GD BOTH I-IYGEIA i and ' NATURAL ICE GD WALTER MCCORMICK Manager ' if .2001 60. 'I SPECIALISTS 5: in Fine Cabinet Work anzl Upholstery. eil' Makers of Picture Frames. :sf Dealers in Furniture, Wall Paper Window Shades, Pictures Store opposite Tompkins County Bank ITHACA :: :: NEW YORK - Q OT'-?-'-'-,.f-..- rl 14 - ! T I' 55555543 rv'vvv'rvYYT1TYY'i1v1vvvvvvvvv rvvvv vvvvvvwwvvvw KODAKS AND CAMERAS f01' Sale, TPHISI 01' GX' changed. Bargains in sepondhand cameras. Amateur finishing rushed if necessary. See our new Carbon Sepia Photos The same materials are used that Mar- cerau of Fifth Avenue, New York City, uses. The best part of our carbons is that we can make them for you at only a triiie more expense than the ordinary pho- tos. Call and see them, Next to post oftice. Both phones. VAN BUREN, Photographer :TYTTYYI I I I I Y! YYYTYTYYYYTTYYTTYYYYYYYV YTYTTTYYYTY7 E E E E VVISE THE PRINTER IWW WI if' i DOES ALL CLASSES OF PRINTING NECES- SARY TO FRATERNITIES, STUDENTS, ETC. Corner Seneca 81 Aurora Streets, ITHACA, N. Y. C.l3.BROWN Manufacturing Jeweler College and Fraternity Pins and Badges a Specialty 200 East State Street :: ITHACA, N. Y. fqillauxllunnnlnsluulnsenlnulhuuuuuurvunanululuanulunnxvqx Norw0od's Tailoring Shops 2 1 8 NSAQBQFSH AURORA STREET U lj l For Fine Pressing, Cleaning, or Repairing l J f if 7? Cflhr Hp-in-Bair Ifiuainraa illllan ALWAYS ADVERTISES IN UP-TO-DATE PAPERS B. Sv. G,D'iGrivn Dealer' in Fresh, Salt, Smoked JVIeats. Poultry' and Game in Season TWO MARKETS , , I Special Attention given to 222 North Aurora Street Frat and Club Houses 430 North Cayuga Street l 55 NEW EDITION SONGS OF CORNELL Mixed Voices with Piano Accompaniment Hlma Mater Clofdd by Wilmot Moses Smith, '74 and Hrchibalcl Croswell Uleaho, 'iz Q4isfg,7t1:,l-,!vii:-g.Li -IL?::.,-.2, . !,'::g H H -'41-l - A , F- 1 -R- -,. . 1 g' I ,,, 1 J - 4, ,J 5 - 1. Far a -bove Cay - u - ga's wa- ters, With its waves of blue, 2. Far a-bove the bus - y hum-ming Of the bust-ling town, a '-l 9-, 0 - , Q ! 9 , I 1 gzlis' - . -1 L w LEE-,EI AI- I Il- , -J I C p V1.6 V ,1 foo rw + , I -fi 4, + X: I 4. Xi, E qui gi 5.514 Q 332113 3-if 5, ,Qing-:Kd f , , J- fr 9- -J. 1hJ 0--0, f if. E li P E ole? i-If? H 1: .A 55:3 3 3. if' ii SV Eilii-X41 Stands our no - ble Al- ma Ma- ter, Glo - ri-ous to view. Reared a-gainst the aroh of heav- en, Looks she proud-ly down. . J. lf . P g -2 n P P .A ei' g. 5 gi 54:4 2- g ,ng H r-msg. 14 if A--I l 'l--- i---lj P J A--Xl ee . :Q sf his-'oi 4 Qvliloi. sei iff! ol Eff f J: ffgsel x i-5 t'l:la.?'l Melody und by permission of The Oliver Dluon Co.. owners of the Copyright. All the Masque Scores, all the late Songs, and everything in a Musical Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE 122 No. Aurora St 56 1 1 Heffglfg Shgeg ' Jamiesonllcltcttinney Go. U Successors to Jamieson 8: McKinney HAVE 711.1-I 1111? OF , PLUMBING, GASFITTING A STEAM and WATER HEATING SANITARY PLUMBING .iii Gas, Steam, and Water Supplies EXC L U S! I NE SS Q5 I I -i. H! . 4. -Qf'IE, ? , NX 1- will 1-s1i111:11c, IIIIIII, und 1-11 to a suc- Y',W L '1 1 1 1 fH 1 g I -. It 1 1 1 1, 1 1,1 1 3 j XI 1 1 r ll 1 11 IT I f I 1 I I g - 1: y tl h st-rx 1-1.1 lor about l111rtv-five years 212 State St., Opp. Ithaca Hotel 121 S. Cayuga St., Ithaca, N. Y. - e,, or E I The Man Who Keeps the Prices of Groceries Down Q TWAT E R . The Original Cash Grocer . . 2 Stores 8 Wagons 24 Good Clerks 4 Phones All at Your Service Six Days in the Week I 117 E. State Street - - - 320 W. State Street Give Us Your Fall Contract for Canned Goods 57 I-jstulplislmufl 1873 IllC0!'fl0I'iflIl!R1 1905 We do no job of plumbing or steam- iitting which will not pass inspection. i il We make a specialty of steam-fitting and give prompt attention to all plumbing and repairing. We also solicit Fraternity Work. Call and g inspect our large stock of Toilet Fixtures and JVIantels. Place your order with us and get a written guarantee for the work - MASTERS CH, SON - 123 East State Street BOTH PHONES QArts and Crafts Furniture is particularly adapted to the Fraternity House and student's room. Itls strong and sturdy, and a considerable improvement over the so- called Mission Furniture. It's built to last, finished in furned oak in many beautiful colors. We make a specialty of original furniture for every part of the house. GEORGE K. GILLETTE, South Cayuga Street and Titus Avenue :: :: :: ITHACA, N. Y 58 OO-OO0O0OOO-O-0O0-O0-O0O-OOO-0-OO-OO-0-OOO0OO0-O-O-O0OO-O-00 OOO-O-O-O-O-OO-0-0-O-O-0 . uzbk cE Cnompany WEST STA'l'E STREET O Bakers and Confectioners Ask any Fraternity House about our Bread O-O-0-O-0-OO-O-O-0-0-O O-O-OO0-OOOO0-0-OO0OOOOOO00O0-O-O0-OOO-O-O0-OO-O0-0O-OO-O0-O-O-O . .vY.....,,, v .,,... YH.. .Y,,, VYv..,.....V. V... . ....,. . I .......... .... ,.,,,, 0+ ..,. , . ,,., Q ...,,,.,4...ee... l To make and sell College Footwear requires experi- ence. We have made and sold this sort of shoes for years, and know your needs. We give you good service and ask for your trade. ix I I 31 5 15 VORHIS :Q DUFF 204 East State Street 00000400004-ooeo-0-.QQQQQ-.von ooooooooooooovoosooooo E J. Will Tree I .ygoofrbbzder . gg STUDENTS' WORK OUR if SPECIALTY ' x H r 111 N. Tioga street x ITHACA, N. Y. 5 SA K BO YS You twlstcd the Tigers too hard, So she won't play in your back yard. She hasr1't got the brain and brawl! It requires to carry her along. She needs a game, but sl1e'll wait a spell, When she bucks the line of old Cornell. For they haven't got the tender, juicy, succu- lent meats we dole out to you fellows at the Central Market. We incubate brain and brawn. J. L. GOLDSMID 437 West State Street WE TREAT YOUR LINEN WHITE STVDE T LAV DRY GENCY D. M. DCBARD, 'os P. H. CORMAN, '09 AGENTS FOR HASTINGS' LAVNDRY 420 Eddy Street :: :: Phones: Bell, 6769 Ithaca, 630 60 Burns' Sanitary Bakery ALAKERS OF Burns' Family Bread Vienna, Homemade, Crown, Milk, Bottom, Sandwich, and Brown Bread, also Parker House and Finger Rolls Made by the 'Famous CORBY SYSTEM of Washmgton D C FRATERNITY HOUSE ORDERS A SPECIALTY Bakery at 110 N Corn Street BOTH PHONES K , ei , il 61 1-- -1 1 1' BEACH 81 HUTCHINSQN The only Dealers in the cry Whe Sell only Distilled Water Ice Every Cake of lce we Sell Guaranteed to be Manufactured from Pure Distilled Water ALSO WE SELL D., L. cfz W Scranton Coal The best coal mined, thoroughly screened, and delivered by competent men .... . . Qffice and Coal Yards, 3402-320 Auburn Street. Uptown Office with J. D. Morse, 222 E. State Street. Second Flour. 62 JVICCORMICK Smart Clothes All EAST STATE STREET TAILOR Ithaca, N. Y. J. V. Colpitts, '09 H. Gillette, University Laundry Co. 328 HUESTIS STREET -We Mend the Rips- BEST FREE MENDING SERVICE T-BOTH PHONES I .1 l.l s- Repfesenfing The Best Service SHYNEZS STEAM LAUNDRY The Whitest Line Geneva The Least Handlz 63 O RRI 0 THE TAILOR E 'E 3' g 2 W - A E , E f Z5 3 r I 1 1 P r w SAMPLES SENT ON REQUEST E 67249 flberger 'I w 'ii Catering Establishment 523 East State Street ITHACA :Z : NEW YORK C. H. HOWES ART GALLERY Official Athletic Photographer to CORNELL UNIVERSITY We malce a specialty of Qhlejic and Fraternity Groups,, also sketchy effects on our regular work. L If you see the name l-lowes on a picture, it's right. Studio: 138-40 State St. W Bell Phone, - ITHACA. , The Celebrated S. 8: O. Peg Trouse l Not a shop in the land gives you better value ..... Shirts to fit everybody. . . We make to suit, to measure, and save you 50 per cent. We Rent and Sell Dress Suits Buttrick X Prawley POWER BOATS And Everything Pertaining to Them GASOLINE ENGINES Reversible and Solid Propeller Wheels Racing Shells and Oarsmen's Supplies Thomas 81 Grant, Ithaca, N.Y. West Buffalo St. and Inlet Engineers General Machinists Pattern Workers Q?0d,Y?FeShYVa32an GRUCERIES? TR Y MINE Fraternity and Boarding Houses Supplied W Get My Wholesale Price List E55 WALT EK9 F. LARKIN The Stewart Avenue Grocer 308 STEWART AVENUE Both Phones Uhr Alhambra Stoodes are Welcome Make Yourself at Home Eat and clrinlc in the cosy Grill., Open clay and night. If you want good oysters, clams, or lobsters, you can always find the freshest here. Imported beer on draught. Qur system of draw- ing beer is sanitary throughout. JACK HERSON Proprietor -7- .7. M M Zlnhn ililinn A l LIVERY Carriages and Saddle Horses 112 West Seneca ' Street A gricultural Machinery, Wagons, Harness, Qils, etc. High-Grade Farm and Garden Seeds Lawn Seed and Lawn Fertilizer J. L. MARSHALL 203 South Tioga Street : Ithaca, N. Y. Have your prescriptions A filled at the Stewart Avenue Apothecary Shop, 402 Stewart Avenue. The sltide-Ets'iDrLig Store. l. H. MERRILL. fMEE WEEE Money to Loan A! if il EJ dl 47 Y- X . 115,11 '- 1- si ' ---I-...Qg1.-12 Su Q if- iwtsz .312-J' - -, 221. J - ' ' I:i5if'f1'k,-.5 ZH-15:.g.::.' riiiieiniifiifqlil 1 E J. B. LIBERMAN Broker and Jeweler Dealer in Diunmmls and 1Vutclxe.v COXI llD1iX'l'1AI, IMAXS UN IJl.-X- MUNDS, XY.-X'1'Cl1l'IS, .-XXII UTIIER SICCVRITIIZS. 5 109 E. State Street :: ITHACA, N. Y. First door wt-sl uf prwl otlico. Seurrrifi llrror Itlmcu Phono. 368 EElEE Cornell Billiard Parlor Opposite the Post Ojice Largest P001 Room in Town p.9?a4ullv wagers .7Dr1?c!1ard 'J .9?c-'siazzranz' 318 Huestis Street I DROP IN WHEN YOU ARE HUNGRY V Jurapean c5'eru1'c-e SPECIALS EVERY DAY TRY OTR I-IOMEMAIJE PIES lJon't forget the place 318 Huestis St. S. R. Pritchard, Prop. l I H T W H in ' 'iW'2?'i r B1 ELOTTE tk 'SS'ILI.IAlNIS l DENTISTS l l 3 Wiigus Building. Corner State and Tioga Streets Fixed and removable bridge work Porcelain inlays. Gas administered Bell Phone, 482 J. Wesley Owen The Repair Shop 114 NORTH CAYUGA STREET See if there is not something you need re- paired. Work done while you wait. Irepair anything and do it right. A trial will convince you. 67 We Make Your Linen Live jftloheru ftfletbuh Staurnhrp JOHN REAMER, Proprietor 210 E. Seneca St. The Best One Stephens 81 Son Before buying a new pair of Shoes Call and See our Line Everything in Season in Shoes Everything New and Nohhy Savings Banks pay 35 per cent interest on the money you save. We pay 35 per cent interest on the money you spend ...... STEPHENS Sc SON 128 W. State Street TneCOYn61l Transfer Cn. The Union Transfer Cn. Baggage delivered to all parts of the city, or checked from residence to any point in the United States or Canada. . . PROMPT AND CAREFUL SERVICE Bell Phone 39 Main Office, 121 S. TIOGA Branch Office, L. V. CITY oFF1c1-: WHITE 8L BURDICK CO. RELIABLE DRUGGISTS OPPOSITE POST OFFICE ' The Meany Pharmacy PURE. DRUGS and MEDICINES Also a full line of Toilet Arti- cles, as well as all the leading brands of Cigarettes and Cigars Fahey Sc Brady, Pharmacists 154 E. State Street Both Phones A G. HOLLAND W. C. HOLLAND HOLLAND BROTHERS Cleaners and Dyers OFFICIAL PRESSERS TO THE CLASS OF 1909 312 EAST SENECA STREET The Side boa rd BEST H DOG DOWNTOWN Clean, Prompt, Reasonable 54.40 Meal Ticket for 34.00 W Patmore :Q Teeter Proprietors 108 N. Tioga St. Opposite the Athletic Office Both Phones Art Embroidery 4 Cornell and fraternity pillows and banners made to order. Linens, caps, shirts, sweaters, etc., marked with numerals, initials, monograms. Any- thing in the line of fine needlework, designing, stamping, neatly and artis- tically done. Mrs. J. C. ELMENDORF 307 E.. State Street Bell Phone 753 Plumbing and Heating Li l ' l E Ll ,lift L E ,ll llffl.l,llllll1,fllllTlll i f l ' lllfl l ll W SPRUNG A LEAK ? Turn the stop-cock in the cellar, phone us, and we'11 do the rest in very short order. Our facilities for prompt attention to plumbing accidents are such that you will have no occasion for worry if we are notified without delay. One order placed with us will begets more-that's why we ask the one. P. M. DONOHUE Roe Dry Goods Co. 134 East State Street. ITHACA, N. Y. 4361- General Dry Goods, Carpets, Curtains, and Draperies Coats, Suits, Shirtwaists, and Gowns ready to wear or to measure '55-Ee' ln our dressmaking shops we make a specialty of Stunt,' costumes and regalias for the Fraternities of Both Phones 207 North Aurora Street Cornell University P pp N Ill O 5 ,, T J. R. colvuncs F Divisgz S in Piilzages E E1 Suited Fil C M 356 B Undertaker T O g 5 f if Q' 2 G N 6 H Convenience H its mom' RESIDENCE Telephone OFFICE ' . . 310 E. Buffalo Street 216 N. Aurora Street Our fastener is the simplest and most durable loose-leaf device on the market. Our covers are adapted to the uses of Students, Stenograph- ers, Reporters, Factory Systems, etc. The llexible places on either side of the back permit the turning of one cover Hat upon the other for note taking, Write for our best terms. Gfe Perfection Note Book Co. ITHACA, NEW YORK P. McALLISTER Billiards and Pool EDDY STREET F. H. WARNER ARTISTIC WALL PAPER BURLAPS. COVE AND ANGLE MOLDING, PARQUETRY FLOORS Genuine Scotch Inlaid Linoleums F. 322 West State Street ITHACA - - NEW YORK OO-0-O-O0-O00-OOO-OO-OOOO-0000-0-O-OO-O0 DOES YOUR ROOM LOOK SI-IABBY? 0 If so, why not let us slick it up a bit for you? We can 0 do it right 0 O 'G' 3 PAINTS, OILS, WALL PAPER BURLAPS, ETC. WE D0 0 JOB PRINTING, by the way 3 U. S. JOHNSON 309 EAST STATE STREET 3 , O oooo-oo-oooooo-oooooo-oooooooooo vvvv-.-.-Jvvvvvvaf:Y-.1-.-,-,V-.-V-,f-,.,.,.,-.-J. -.- S II We have the nobbiest line of jg SUITINGS, OVERCOAT- 3 INGS AND TROUSERINGS I N rlx O VV N Come in and look E them over. 51 Our , Prices are below com- I pension. w- our Ig Workmanship and S Fit strictly guaranteed l if agafdenbery 5be UNIVERSITY TAILOR 4 31-1 Eddy sneer ANvwv P. SCUSA, BEST shoe REPAIRING ON THE HILL 412 EDDY STREET FOR RENT--The 40-foot IauncI1 Dana, and sailboats, row- boats, ancI canoes. WILLIAM .IARVIS Renwick Park LARKIN BROS. l AWYCKOFF l PHoNooRAPH1c RETAIL, WHOLESALE, and JOBBING GROCERS 408 Eddy Street Ithaca, N. Y. Bell Phon 72 Ithaca Phone 217 JOHN J. LARKIN Manager and Proprietor INSTITUTE INSTRUCTION IN SHORT- HAND AND TYPEWRITING Copying. . Typ writer Supplies. S dhand Remingtons for sale R gt T5 p 'ters to re t special rates for three six months, or college year. M. A. ADSITT, Manager 149 E. State Street URBAND, SON 8: CO. Practical Tailors K5 if REANIER BLOCK ITHACA, N. Y. KODAKS AND PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Careful attention given to developing d A h . S d . . ing. en me your Illms by mail a d yourself of the best work and prompt s HENRY R. HEAD 109 North Aurora Street I-IICKEY'S LYCEUM MUSIC STORE Our Specialties: Hits from Oper- atic Successes and Martin Hand- made Guitars and Mandolins. America's Professional Instruments Ube IVY CANOPY PLAIN RANGE C91 UGO - 1: . L . .Fail ii LI r LL! ,.., If ' .. ,. LI 5 :Ulf 3 '-' ' i fi F i .F ' . V , ii 5' ll 1 , li gm ll' , -5 T Tl tm, C, I -2- Q I. . 3 Q E' 53525525525 Who will Want to buy a ste-el runge when ri Cast Range of greater dura- bility, wi t li more satisfac- tory operating qualities n n rl not altogetlier dissimilar in appearance, may bc obtained :rt il less price? Accept the hint and buy tln- Ivy Canopy. We curry n full line of plain stoves and ranges. Dealers iu the Thatclier Furnaces. All kinds of sheet metalwork. Repairing a specialty. KLENKE Q1 DREW 211 East Seneca Street :: Ithaca Phone, ll3x RUTHSCHILD BR0lHERS ' 1 Students Supp ies Pictures, Flags, Banners, Books, Desk Furnishings, Cornell Steins, Cornell Souvenirs, as well as Furnishings, Shirts, Ties, Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves, Hancllcer- chiefs, etc. 5953 Rothschild Brothers l SUMMER TUTORING SCHOOL Preparation in all branches for en- trance to Cornell University. Special review classes in September. CONY STURGIS, A. B., Director 404 Stewart Avenue ITHACA, N. Y. W. J. McCormick SUCCESSORS TO TI-IE TRENCH COAL CO. Dealer in ANTIIRACITE and BITUMINOUS COAL HARD and SOFT WOOD Yard, corner Seneca and Meadow Sts. ITHACA, N. Y. Bell Phone, 436 Ithaca Phone, 98 -' THE RIGHT SHOP OR study lamps, gas portables, and F electroliers. We furnish English pewter steins for Cornell clubs, and china steins with special designs for class smokers and feeds. It's a wonderful shop, too, for wedding gifts, Rockwood, Hawkes cut glass, and hand-painted china, at RAN KIN'S CHINA STORE I Call at my QQ A OFFlCE Cafe 93 jf 1? . ' Wlyflhlild' I ' Proprietor S, Earriaon 8: Co. We have the Stein- Bloch and the House of Kuppenheimer good clothes. They can be found here onbf. :: :: :: i- S. Harrison 81. Co. Suitings - Overcoatings and Trouserings I I r I OUR PRICES ARE BELOW COMPETITION. va! OUR WORK- MANSHIP IS THE BEST. J FIT STRICTLY GUARANTEED. .S .Al Q. CEn1hvnhm'g The University Tailor 317 EDDY STREET 74 WANZER 8: HOWELL 57119 grocery NQREEST ITU! L25 ' E5TlMA'rE5 QQ 'APPLISQIQN' WATER Seam 95.59 A'rrsN-rioN TEAM'-1 eww-n, Qooms JOBBLHE IZ? Q enior, Junior, Sophomore, Frosh, and ornell Alumni appreciate our garments ighly, as we try to please our customers in very way. This proves our ability in all ines that are connected with first-class ailoring and should diminish all doubt to BTO . 111 North Aurora Street Next door to Alhambra 75 The Forest City Art Gallery Students' Photos a Specialty Fraternity Groups, Flashlights made at night, Cameras and Photo Supplies. F 'IM WAV E. 1VIcGILLIVRAY, Proprietor l l l I l l x i 1 Wheat 62 Sanford Electric Company ON THE SPOT ELECTRICAL CONTRACT- INC AND SUPPLIES 313 EAST STATE STREET At the foot qf the Hill Fine Groceries I carry only the best groceries, and my prices are rea- sonable. C. E. STEVENS Both Phones 220 N. Aurora Sr. I l 76 DU'DLEY'S PHARMA c Y 214 EAST STATE STREET STUDENTS-When in need of medi- cines, remember we have the Goods and Experience. If you can't come, phone. Bell, 781. MILLS T o 1 LET PARLORS Manicuringg Shampooingg Facial Massage, Electrical and Vibratoryg Scalp Treatmentg Color Treatmentsg l-lair Goods. 107 SOUTH CAYUGA STREET Over Hickey's Music Store : Both Phones i 1 FRANKLIN C. CORNELL, Jr. SUCCESSOR TO . STEPHENS EAST HILL Bell Phone, 362 A CORNELL COAL YARD Ithaca Phone, 735 ggngpgignnunannuunxnraulnnldhrnssulununuusuauunausuqinnntnllw -.-.-vvvy-.-.vN,v.-.-,-.Af.-Y-A-.-.-A,-.-.-f,Avy-.-.N-.-.1-.-A tr r I AUQNSQN 5 PHTCHELL 122 South Tioga Street 1THAcA,N.Y. I . 5 Practical .5 I Performers on Q: Printing Presses at Popular Ig Prices S. L. Sheldon, '98 UNIVERSITY Pl-IOTOGRAPI-IIC WORK S. L. Sheldon, '98 ISAAC COAN Dealer in Scrap Iron, Old Metals, Old Rubber, Cot- ton and Woolen Rags, Paper Stock, Old Rope, and LCOAN 621, 623, 625 W. State St., ITHACA, N.Y. Local and long distance phones Old Bottles. OFFICE WAREHOUSE 623 W. State Sb. 623-625 W. State St. 77 l i l51 W. H. EGAN Contractor, Paper Hanger, and Decorator 140 WEST STATE STREET Give me a call for anything in my line. Satisfaction guaranteed. Best workmanship that can be given. Office Phones Bell, 232-B Ithaca, 106-C Residence 128 Spencer St. Bell Phone, 544. l li l l G. F. MORGAN K .7frz'es1'an Qlfater foe Cornell University Photographer Q.,-mmepwfi ' Lantern Slides, Campus Views, Developing a n d Finishing, ancl all kinds of Work for Repr oduction 516 HUESTIS STREET Bell Phone, 322. ITHACA, N. Y. IS FROZEN FROM THE CITY WATER WHICH YOU DRINK. AVOID HIGH PRICES AND IIVIPOSITION OF SO-CALLED HYGEIA ICE BY SENDING YOUR ORDER TO Fred E. I llston SCOUTS Poor and BILLIARD PARLOR We will appreciate your trade and use you right 109 N. TIOGA STREET Under Athletic Office NY Moffof specialraes- Purity and Cleanllnesf' Ice Cream and Choice Butter noTH PHONES: Imam, sbs: neu, 237-B F. D. LEWIS DEALER IN Pasteurized Milk and Cream Delivered to All Parts of the City 207 Willow Avenue, Ithaca, N. Y. CSSC NOfWOOd,S Dr. T. R. STUART Dentist C C 7 9 Og Rooms 22 and 23 Savings Bank Building l Porcelain Fillings Crowns, etc. SEPARATE DINING RGOM BELL PHONE, szo Most Popular Dining Room on the Hill DRYDEN ROAD ' Near Heustis To Satisfy is my Motto One job and you will employ no other. Anything in the building line. WILLIAM E. SAGER Contractor and Builder 124 Esty St., Ithaca, N. Y. Ithaca Phone, 475-X .fue-rea! .7fy1'1'ai1'an.r Cast no shadows over the BATES FARM DAIRY I Janifary .Qesir1'ci1'on.r -good .59-sed fare Qlfaier Juf1'z'c1'eni ffeniflaiian ARE ALL WELCOME FACTORS O u r Motto is : Pure Milk and Eficient Service BELL PHONE. 218. ITHACA PHONE 707 E'mWm'w m WWWWi Carr 84 Stoddard 3 +r ?iQ-Ji? ' QW f 3 E 124 NORTH QAURORA STREET 3 CORNER, SENECA 3 E -1. 5 5 .M 2 1 New, Up-to-dare Clothes E 5 E FINE WORK 2 -4 -4 4 EAAAAA LLLLLLAALLLA ALALALLLALLAAAAA LLLAJAAAJLAAALLJLLALL-2 I Prices Reasonable M 'Qie C O RN E R, TAILORQ SHOP 409 Eddy Street i Merchant Tailoring CLEANING and PRESSING P R E S S I N G CONTRACTS i High-Grade Tailoring at Reason- able Prices W. F. FLETCHER, 2? 2: THE LYCEUM Confectionery Store We Carry a full line of Bootlfs Ester Brand Chocolates Made in Elmira, N. Y. B. C. UPDIKE :: :: :: Next to Lyceum I A. R. SAWYER 39' CO. 139-141 East State Street : AGENTS FOR I' Vg OSTALCARD 9 . QV G' K3 UB ' mms KN W A Mmurlxcrunrn BY X TH: ANT:-lonvs. Scovn.LCo. A BINGlIAMTON,N.Y EXQEEQEEQEQQQQKQQQHEQQQQ E e M W 3 GEGRGE GRIFFIN Q MERCHANT TAILOR M W M W M W Cor. State and Aurora Streets Ithaca, N. Y. 3 E 535 FINE TAILORING The Corner Bookstores ,W ,,,,,n,AT GPHPYSII ZQUUIXHPIIPI o Stationers ann Engraurrn A complete line of Text-Books for all University Classes and Courses. ' PPI' Drawing Instruments and Su 18 Our Engraving and Embossing D I partment is completely eq 'pped The making of Menus, D e O d rs P ograms, Engraved I t ts'o d Announcements, C 11 C d E bossed College d F W te 'ty St tionery, Soci ty d C1 b Sh ngles is a distinct fe ts of o b siuess. We especially vibe correspondence in reference to this Work. ' Taylor CH, Carpenter Over 105 North Tioga Street ITHACA, N. Y. l 8 1 5 An All-American Product 1 The Go 0 cl Fi C h Championship Tennis Ball BETTER THAN THE IMPORTED MAKES 1 Sold Everywhere Made by Akron Ohio The Wellman-Seaver-Morgan Co. CLEVELAND, OHIO Engineers and Manufacturers OF COAL AND ORE HANDLING MACHINERY MINING MACHINERY STEEL WORKS EQUIPMENT WATER WHEELS MECHANICAL GAS PRODUCERS, ETC., ETC.. 82 Approved by the U. S. N. L. T. A. The B. F. Goodrich Co. Iustublished 1838. JAMES M. SHAW ca, co. China and Glassware FOR-9 HOTELS AND CLUBS Special attention given to College and Fraternity Equipments 25 DUANE STREET :: NEW YORK F AY ca, BOWEN ENGINE COMPANY GENEVA, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS OF MARINE ENGINES ANDELAUNCHE5 Engines for Gasoline or Kerosene SEND FOR CATALOGUE T Cornell Headquarters ZS illlartiniqur gg EUgggggjj,ggAN 105 V 1 5 BROADWAY AND asa ST. ' NEW YORK P. L. PGNKER ToN ' . A annger . ' . as A HOTEL IN THE HEART OF I X THINGS. NV Preeminenb 1111101122 New Broad and Locust Streets ' ' fmk Hf'2ES11i1ii?5ihSQ?5?5l' - - .. PENN A acgicfgpgointments. ' Highest? PHILADELPHIA ' I x standard of accommodatzons X I , , at moderate rates. S. LEIGH TAYLOR, P SVI-LETER s. G1Ls0N, v' P ' ' Al'-0 Proprietors St D IS ' ' Q 5 Howl, New lx Lukes 8: Zahn . 2 Proprietors M 3 3 I' P. LITTLE I I CU. of R., 1872J Manufacturer I STANDARD TYPEWRITER RIBBONS and CARBON PAPERS I ROCHESTER, N. Y. New York Pittsburg Philadelphia Cleveland Washington 'A London, Eng. In vuunxunnlhuuwuuunl WWWWWVWWVWWWWWWWVWVWWWWVWVWWW A B C Vertical Self-Oiling E n g i n e s 3 Run three to six months without oiling or adjusting Ask for Catalogue 232 C9 Fans and Blowers for all purposes' ZIMERIGZIN BLOWER GO., Detroit, Mich. New York Chicago St. Louis Atlanta London ZMMMMMMRMRMRRMMMMMMMMMAMRMMMMMM 84 E 5 X .N-7 , A N 2 P A x . 0 'X g., - X r , Q XXI: L- ROCHESTER PHOTO SUPPLY CO. KODAKS, CAMERAS, SUPPLIES. Developing, Printing, and Enlarging Mail us your film, we :land return charges REMEMBER WE SELL, EXCHANGE, AND RENT KODAKS 48 Main Street East, Corner Front ROCHESTER, N. Y. The Kodak City S. B. HERSHEY, Pres. and Treus. Wegman Piano Company Among the piano leaders, the Weg- man Piano has won and maintained a place which is a source of pride to a manufacturer. lt meets the demands of the times, not only in tone and construc- tion, but in case design as well. lt is exceptionally attractive to the eye, and its improvements meet the appearance of any music room in a Cornell fraternity house. We manufacture Grands, Uprights, and Player Pianos. Special pianos built to order in any design wanted and fraternity emblems furnished. WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Wegman Piano Company AUBURN, N. Y. E. C. TANGER, Secy. and Mgr. The Central Printing and Engraving Company General Przhferf and Engmverf Steel and Copperplate Engraving Steel Die Embossing Copperplate Printing 1 Nos. 228 to 236 South Avenue Rochester, N. Y. M1LLETT's PATENT CORE VEN POR TABLE ' S TA TIONAR Y Double Doors-One Closed when other Opens. SAVES TIME, SAVES FUEL, SAVES MONEY. 1500 in use Every One a Reference. Write us for Catalogue and Prices. Millett Core Oven Co. Brightwood Station SPRINGFIELD, MASS. ARE YOU A STUDENT IN ART? X, f irewire I I sf W ' I I - l I l ...Q MN ma v 1 : . ll G, l ,,.. I Nfl 5'l,!1 I HASKINS M., ' fx , , I ' . 1 - ' I 1 .' E 2 T Ei yi 1 U l U . ll .lrl Tf so you would appreciate our products. We are makers of every type of Ornamental Glass. Our designers are at your service. our craftsmen at youncommand. The Colonial Entrance here shown is typical of our workg likewise the Dining-room Dome, for gas or electricity, Th TH T d ' R h t t A below. e 1 any ype, ma e in oc es er, a prices that please. Also Hand Craft Lanterns and Fire Screens . Visitors always welcome. ff W .f Qfqf 5 '75?55fI5lQ?s... 'I' IE i iwfee . ly. . -4.. 5 sea ,mer-'Ear S flwf J., .V Q xx!-'gif' f my ,X lx NV L-in ,jvhkg F ,Qi i i! Send for booklet picturing pretty things. HASKINS at co. 397 MAIN ST., E., ROCHESTER, N.Y. Reference: C. E. Tremanglthaca Hotel, etc. 86 .froquofs .Wears T A GOOD RULE gmt BREWED IN BUFFALO'S MODEL H 1 BREWERY Our slide rules are recommended --- -- for students' use. Precis- ull-7 g ion guaranteed. We also 5 Ji ll E supply students with drawing M W , '5 sets, drawing paper, 'tracing 3.il ? cloth, T squares and triangles. v zi f W , , h Supplies for architects, engin- E 4. 93 . 6, mme t, C eers, and mechanical drafts- g publlc to 1n- , men. 4 'QQWAVQ' spect our plant. Qpqgmgigfg Wefurnish visit- KOLESCH 31 COMPANY ors with a guide Established issfa .4 l 138 Fulton Street NEW YORK A A W 4 Elirhnvr ami! Zlzrrnhi TAILORS ST. PAUL STREET, ROCHESTER3, N. Y. P CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN OUR SPECIALTY m m LfM5B 87 Er SPEED UARANTEED 9 14 za 1-1oxJnS -r F za I NOT T U mm Rm RRY OFMBD svxmo vm om T E FA QSM? x54 mssmsm 5 POWER H STEST ENGRA Y. L4200 BEEK TE HG CO. ELECTRIC P RIN T S BLUE, BLACK and BROWN Facilities for Making Lame Lots of Big Prints at Once. Every Drafting Office Should Use Washes black water- proof ink from tracing cloth like washing off a slate. N R' colors for O- 6 lilarcililgn Elotfhrl Trial Sizes, Delivered Postpaid on Receipt of six 2-cent stamps each QSOLTMA N N QQQEHMEEEP I2 5 42es1NE Y0llll PULL FASTENERS to be done up in a package. ,. . ,,',..- ii-t :e E12 if 1 Qlzf , ' 5 1 ' 9 A ,io ' Y i ' I' V f,l 221' Y fjtrr m . Axk, I T X jj ,. 24' f ef 5 A if 1 f 3 'fvzi ' 35151 Pm- I Q 4 FOR SALE HY THE PULL FASTENER CO. 301 COX BUILDING, ROCHESTER, N. Y. lF.OCONNOR Fine Tailoring sv W' 'T fe? 'SF' ,faf Qekeae kg-1d',4f? .l4l 7' L: 9 .0 346 Main Street, East ' Rochester, N.Y. ENERGIN'E The ONLY PERFECT AUTOMOBILE FUEL Particulars on request The Energine Refining Co. Cleveland, Ohio I Q THE GUARANTEED REPAIRING INLAID SILVER DESIGNS MEERSCHAUMS BOILED AND COLOR SET Catalog on request. JOHN MIDDLETON 219 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 5 C3 Q gas es 0 Of-A to 0 Q UVER Q Q. 5 Q oeibwg , An imprint like the above on your check gives it a business like appearance, and protects it from being raised to a larger amount. AGENTS WAN TED-Any student having alittle spare time can make good m o n e y selling the Diamond Pocket Check Protector. If interested, Write for further par- ticulars. Recent decisions of our highest courts hold the malcer of a check responsible if it is raised and he has failed to use protection. The Diamond Vest-Pocket Check Pro- tector meets the requirements of the student, the lawyer, the doctor, and the average sized merchant. It is about the size of a Watch, and can be carried in the vest pocket ready for immediate use. It is easily operated: simply turn the cen- ter around to amount desired and stamp. For desk use. A handle comes with each Protector, which can be attached in a moments time. The price is 32.50, putting it within the reach of everybody carrying a bank account. ' Sent Prepaid, neatly packed, with extra bottle of ink, upon receipt of price. Diamond Check Protector Co. Trust Building ROCHESTER, N. Y. TiEE.rStIQHie and Compwany Manufacturers and Importers fi o -4- eeee . , 2 , W e Drawln 2 Instruments and 2 -.. eer- - as eeee sae' 2 Engineers' Supplies Er : ,ik 2 119 Fulton Street N E9 New York City Q0 I S time f it lv. . 6 e A if N Q NB B ' , 5 -mx ' XA V 'l 4F'Li dx 124 .1 1-5 , - AKERS OFF E tr' V fy I-lALFT E CUTS I f , zu TC 'IN ,U it r to 'WQ99 E RAV 'G o.,.'4i's: 51 ' T I 197-i99 MAIN ST ig 54 ELECTROT 'NG- '--1 ..., - - 5 202-are WASHINGTON Svfatmw ' BUFFALO, N,Y. 'A' Coho: White- Lined Radiator is still a Stearns Feature M est of the World - - ' A hx' El fr' HF 5 -.f.:.:4-.-:.'.:.:..-.-.-.w.:.:-:6:f.-...-T.-.-.-r-.-:-.- 'mg :W ,rf 'N i , , lil QI qjls heretofore, it represents progressive- ness toward a perfect type - a type which stands for no rnakeshifts or substitutes of the best materials and appliances known to motoring. QA Stearns rule is the prompt adoption of every' new and tested improvement, the sole aim being always to simplify' rather' than multiply' parts. me new Stearns is a silent car, largely' owing to its simplicity' ef construction and the universal use cof D. W. F. imported ball bearings. No other' car' is more carefully' made. No other car wins so consistently at hill-climbing contests as does the Stearns. At Fort George Hill last Augusta Stearns made the best time of the day. and in the high-powered four-cylinder class 4 Stearns cars came in ahead of all other competitors. Regular model, complete equipment, S4.600. Guy Vaughan Ctoy tonneau bodyl, 54,600 Wyckoff, Church 81 Partridge BROADWAY AT 56th ST. NEW YORK CITY I C 0 RNELL . SMITH-GRAY J in ' 1 AUT 0 , CLOTHING ,,' I - . . The kind for those with an . athletic turn of muscle. We make and Sell Correct fashions , '2 direct to the users, Selgitting up lhereby saving all Long Wearing middlemenis profits - Price 32.00 1 Fzzkizixfn ' Smith, Gray 81 Co. Wwe y l NEW YORK 8 Q Broadway, at WarErgTiOKLY:oadway, at 31st St BINGHANI1-ON: N- Y- J l Fulton St.. at Flatbush Ave. Broadway, at Bedford Ave I I T -I .J A COLLEGE EDUCATION is the open sesame to advanced art, to broader thought, to greater achievement-in the world of science and literature. The Polished Gentleman must be proper- ly dressed to appear to the best advantage. The art of iine tailoring has been my study for years. I attribute the patronage of many of Rochester's best- dressed men to the satisfac- tory results I assure at all times. May I have the pleasure of showing you my new importation of choice fabrics? 3- Merchant Tailor 35 East Ave., ROCHESTER, N. Y. ESTABLISHED 1885 I Q2 I Do you need cuts for any purpose? -ll JUST .ADDRESS lurk I 476 South Salina Street, 4 SYRACUSE, N. Y. Secure our low rates fbefore placing orders on printing plates qvxAAAAAAAAAmAAAAAAAAAfcAAAAAvvvvvvvvAAAAAAAAAAAAAAvxAAAAA,v l E. M. ALLEWELT 59. BROTHER E DECORATORS WOODWOFx'KERS Designers and contractors for' all kinds of interior' decora- tions and Woodwork gf every' description. Fine furniture, carpets, Oriental rugs, draperies, lace curtains, etc. Im- ported and domestic Wall papers. We Wish to call atten- tion to our' exceptional resources for the complete interior' decoration and furnishings. We gladly' furnish designs and submit estimates where good Work is necessary, in any' part of the countryi A 423 South Salina Street Factory at Fayetteville, N. Y. SYRACUSE, N. Y. 1 2fgfQ w 'Nl 93 44 U ' . cf' is f ygonbons and ,SF ,123 0!50c'o!az'c-ns Delicious lce Cream Soda 319 S. Salina Street SYRACUSE, N. Y. f THE GRILL af Is Cleanly av' 611-li 166 Washington St., Binghamton, N. Y. REJUVENATE and have a good time at the olcl place, formerly Zinclfs. Yours truly, CARL HALLOCK HOTEL CRANDALL JoHN W. JAY Proprietor Binghamton, N. Y. ln the Business Center Rooms, 75c. and 31.00 Rates 52.00, American Plan 'rr e Just the Thing for the Vacation Heavy Nickel Fob with letters in Cor- :Mit ' ,TL I fi ,Q .- :-.J--at-rf. .4 N 1- zf,-:U 5. - is--. Sf V ef ' Q - ' ,Z es nell colors. The strap is our special prepared flexible calfslcin. Price, 40c. each 34.00 per dozen L than two-thirds actual size All kinds of Fraternity and College Fobs 'Gfe I-Iickok Manufacturing Co. l THORN STREET :ff ROCHESTER, N.Y. 94 You Always Notice 'em 0ur'Cuts would look mighty fztfrfzftzpe in your Catalog Page, Booklet, Newspaper or Magazine Advs. T hey bring Buszheys. DE SIGNERS ENGRAVERS f' - ' ELECTRUFYPERS 97. 501-505Wafer St. BINGHAMTON, . . illiahv-In-ClBrhPr Qligarvttva APOLLO BRGTHERS, INC. 1o6 to IIO S. Eleventh St., Philadelphia, Pa. Manufacturers High-Grade Turkish Cigarettes Nubian -BRANDS- fllllirax ' 95 1 EVERYTHING - C ELECTRICAL T n W .iw .. . -f if 5215 - ' --'-4t,.41'i? ' ' 4- ' ,ae 'T at 0 I J 'vie 93,154 . ' ga., -- T, -,fs-.,y,f-fx ,V.,a.--..- .. 'aslilr Fixtures and Portables aff 4 X ' N fr fe 1, Q ,WARM :QQ M, at st M 4 I ' f ff ..-f ' K 1 .5 ef if ' X 3 56 ' g 1 ,in if yi A if Zag, Q I I 2 L, X g if Q . . . . C I .ly fa? f fx f., 1, gi, f 5 'X . 1 A J' 'if r' I ' .fffff ' 5 wax 'Nqr aj! ji I Q W-'ik t f 48 Clinton QAVCUHC, North : Bryden Electric Supply' Co ALL CORNELL Jv1EN - ROCHESTERJ, N. Y. I - G- f-In-e 1 'il Q w gag R53 QQ ftfgxgi ft xxx fi -515541 V VAX L N X s ee W 53,20 x 74 ' M333 xl xii N 9 V Q KE N Vik X XX QQ A A X ' W N 2 X JSNWNWWWYVNIVWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWE . i I . Clean Your Pipe ' ' X, Reserved for Motor 81 Manufacturing Company GENEVA, N. Wmwmmmmwmmwmwmwrf The average pipe ruins the delicate flavor and aroma of tobacto beculwa the seat of boul and interior of tem are caked with solid nicotine and filth which is deadly poison The old style pipe cleaners xx ill not remove it x the modem sanitary pipe cleaner xull No matter uhat es-,ff-fes:saf:v' - '- sq x w r ' rn C iw- Q ,- - -.H 33.1 Zsl: .L , ,.X Q Ge . f ' , 's:f1f3iw . ,1-11 vm 2524: 'e '-f s 2 anti il' f if ' 53j'i,,'r,1s -.. f - .. 1 , , , Q- 5. - 'f , -Haig g1.x ,, r'n in si P F . sta, se . - 2' ' X of . .- - t E -- - -- -- f- - . .-.1:M.,.t.swf.i 4- z . .- J- A Q if er. , Q 0 5. -.. we-M L , . my-if tl rfwfs . ,A K V . . S 5. ' V . 1 ' ' I- ' . in kind of pip: mi smoke, it will make it as even-drawing I Q sweet and clean as the day you bought it Makes an orch' nary pipe as inoH'ensive as a high-priced one with anti-nicon tine device. Made of best Para rubber, practically inclestructible. Can be used wherever hot water or steam is obtainable. Will it any faucet or steam cock. Thoroughly cleans and purine: the foulest pipe in four seconds. No trouble, no mugs.- HKLEAN11' 15 recommended byphyslcxans. A marvel of ingenuity. Totally different from anythlng else sold. 25 cents prepaid. THE KLEANIT CO. Dept. B. ' ' Rochester, N. Y. 96 PAYING POSITION 1 A S T KVI A N POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK prepares young men and women for positions of trust and respons1bility, and assists them to Comprehensive courses of study, liberal policy, faculty of specialists, strong lecture course, ideal location, excellent record of 48 years, more than 47,000 alumni. qlprospectus and calendar may be had upon application. Tf W-- A IJIJRICSS CLEMENT C. GAINES, lVl.A., B.L., Pres. POUGHKEEPSIE, NEW YORK 1 IF YOU WISH TO FURNISH YOUR ROOM or your chapter house, drop us a line, and we'll send our representative to figure with you. I-ll We can furnish everything. 111 In furniture, the Stickley or Limbert lines, in the Arts and Crafts or Mission styles,are the most distinctive and effective. But, on the other hand, we have a very large assortment built on conventional lines, from which you can make a selection. QI In carpets and rugs, we offer a wide range of choice, both as to price and styles. Consult us first. Ill Our prices are low, terms easy, stocks the largest and choicest between New York and Chi- cago. We deliver to Ithaca at the Rochester price. THE MODERN FUFINITLIRE HOUSE. P R I N C E FURNITURE AND CARPET CO. 13644-6 WEST MAIN S11 nocriesrenmzw vorax. 97 S his nm Beauhful forms and composxhons are not made by chance nor can they ever ln any maternal be made at small expense A composxhon for cheapness and not for excellence of workmanship lS the most frequent and certain cause of the rapxd decay and entlre destruc tion of arts an cl manufactures Ruskm fi? W i UR clalm to your consldera tlon lles ln the fact that we have applled to our own buslness the thought contaxnecl ln this quotation from one of the world s greatest thlnkers and practlcal workers If there IS anything attractlve beyond the ordinary, ln the page arrangement, cover decoratlon, presswork, and general harmony whlch dlstmgulsh our work, be assured xt has not been due to chance We leave nothlng to chance Every llne, page, volume, as lt comes from our establlshment lS the result of a carefully lald, con sclentlously executed plan The thought and the super vlslon whlch our system provldes IS your guarantee of excellence lf you have anythlng to be printed, write us, lf we undertake lt we wlll do lt well Hausauer Jones Prlntmg Co 253 Elllcott Street Buffalo, N Y Su ' Z? lt.. .4 . . r '-C - . . . In ,, 5 F: -11' . , i' . . ' . . . . M- an . . . . . CIR - w qi . . V ' l - , P . 45 98 ENGRAVINGS ELECTRIC CITY ENGRAVING Co. BUFFALO N, Y. s ,1L. . CCRLSSSP W XX PEERLBSNUTFUOUUU 537 its eg mm, i i I I . A f. t- ll. - .fa I, as f 'll b I TF tu l N l x 1' . '-t-Q f- If 4 sa A' , W . iipf MN: W '13 l. ' l L . ,-tx QL yr Hb 'X v ' at r f ff 1, , ' x H.-.,..U,-.is ef -', g. 'J ,Y - .Q yi ta r- ' Hof-mm M,-.-se fe af' - l Xu V . 91 . fks -ji. Z X A ,, Peerless Peanut Butter is not a compound, but is an absolutely pure food, contain- ing no animal fatg makes fat and blood, and ,is a brain, nerve, and muscle builder. Can be used for dainty sand- wiches, nut salad dressing, flavoring soups and gravies. Also a delicious vegetable dressing. tuffed Dates T-4? One pound dates, stones removed, filled with Peerless Peanut Butter, and sprinkled with sugar, make an ex- cellent confection. Peerless Salted Peanuts, a perfection in salted peanuts. Peerless ut Food Co. ROCHESTER, N. Y. The Hoover and Smith Go. Diamond Merchants Jewelers and Silversmiths lghilttilmelphiaia Qbftirial Zliruternitg Zlnnelier 6 GLASS PIPE At last the perfect Pipe-the pipe that it is a delight to smoke-that never bites,and that is Freefrom the rank odors which women so detest about the house. The man who says he cannot smoke a pipe CAN sniokethis one -and with the keeuest pleasure that tobacco ever gave. lt is made of specially annealed glass-Unbrealo able, Non-Absorbent and readily Cleanable. with an inner vented-bowl of ingenious construction. allowin every rain of the tobacco to li bu cl g g e me to a dry ash-and drawing the nicotine away from mouth contact. That does away with the nasty little heel oinicotine-soaked residue with its bad odor and tongue biting taste. It is the only pipe in the world that remains cool tliroughout-whose last whiFE is as sweet as the first. Smoke it for a week on trial. Your money back then if not satis- 1 , tied. In ordering state ret' enc SPECIALISTS IN f0'Em?'ght e 5 Fraternity Badges Fobs, Novelties Rings, Charms Wall-Plaques College Pins r d : Ogfgff Price Sl.50 1 CwithcaseS2.00l t 'rl ' U.S. d FOPS1 Seals Casggziialrolifizign coziirn- tr'es arll ost. . Medals said fsrprrezgimkiegg A P1-lzes The History of Smoking. TURBO-AMERICAN PIPE CD. Trophies 343 south Ave., Rochester, NJ. Rezerence, National Bank of Com- E rnerce, Rochester. l IOO ,f-fr -- ANDY ought by right to be the daintiest and cleanest of all things in the kingdom of food. And yet, nearly all factones dip the chocolates the same way- by hand. STACYS FORKDIPT CI-IOCOLATES are being demanded everywhere by people of discrimination and refinement who insist on absolute cleanliness in what they eat. ll The Stacy Way is to dip the chocolates on the end of a fork so that the fingers never touch them from first to last. ll If your confectioner does not have them send to-day for an elegant 3-layer 20-ounce box fresh from our kitchens. SLQO express paid. Half size box, 5041. express paid. O. T. STACY CO.. I53 Clinton Ave., N., Rochester. N. Y. Srill' I I IOI W. N. Clark 81 Co Manufacturers of Canned Fruits Vegetables and Preserves The kind that makes you want more. ROCHESTER, N.Y. ASK YOUR c.RocER I C 1 FGNZLA ffff' Cifivffw Vs W iles .giigosgs 0. e 50 A E Q7 S e plffffw lv My BNC' CM? Uhr 1661 Qiluirh Glumpang CLEVELAND, OHIO QYVIANUFACTURERS OF POVVERQ T RANSMITTING EQUIPMENT, ELEVATING, CONVEYING, CEMENT, AND SPECIAL JVIACHINERY NEW YORK CLEVELAND CHICAGO E L. BENNETT CE, COMPANY ROCI-IESTER, N. Y. MANUFACTURERS OF COLLEGE SEALS C9 inches in diameterl and FRATER- NITY CQATS OF ARVIS in bronze, mounted on quartered oak shields, for mural decoration. PRICE 54.50. THE BENNETT SEAL STANDS FOR QUALITY ilfuhm Sc Ernnnv CORNELL LIVERY EDWARD P. SAYRE, Propriet , EXPERIENCED COLLEGE TAILORS 213 South Tioga Street FIRST-CLASS LIVERY, HACK 110712931 .P1 iCe.S' inthe Ag E qlparticular attention paid to 2? wedding, funeral, and party orders. QHGOOCI four-in-hand rigs with only the best of drivers. Bell Phone, 55 Ithaca Phone, 363 Over Wall's Shoe Store I 2 X tt aiu -Y I ' - 1 ' 'Q BILLY BOY The best leaf grown in the tobacco fields of Virginia and North Carolina is cured by nature's process and then aged for six years before being: made ready for your use BILLY BOY knowlng the students apprec1a t1on of a good smoke we Want the Alumnl, as Well as the student, to use Bllly Boy because lt 1S better tobacco 1n plpe or clgarette 1tS quahty makes smokmg more enjoyable BILLY BOY That common fault of most tobaccos bxt mg of the tongue IS entrely removed by thxs proper curmg and agmg before the tobacco ms manufactured - ' 1 ' - 1 ' , U ' H . . . . . . H . ,, - . . gg 71 1-il 0 69: - As In I Sl . Q g, X 103