Cornell University - Cornellian Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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Xl..liNlU'.ll buttons, . , . sleeve links. scart pins. stick pins. ualrli filth, hat pins. cf -llar pir1s,e.niings. etc. WATCHES AND CII.-XINQ: I'l.tin Q-il.l iaatclies. split sec--nd and reporters. ti-r in.-ng plain ci-Id. enameled. and diam-in.I mount.-.I tt.itcli.'s tor ladies, I'l,rin and ctriiipligiletl watcliss repaired on the premises. Plain and jeweled watcli chains, fobs. watch pins. etc. ' GENlS AND MINISRAIS: T- butmaline.amethyst. topaz. kunzitc. Cl'lfYNHl'YflNL'.lillcllltvlht-ll'lLlll'lX1 collections tif amber. coral .rn.I iade beads: also richly carved objects of rock crystal. lapis-lazuli and nephrite FAVRILE GL.-XSS AND METAL WARE: Vases bowls. wine glasses. cups. candl.-sticks, compo- tiers, decanters. cabinet pieces. etc. FANCY GOODS: Imported novelties. French en- amels, miniatures, ivory carvings. ig- -Id mesh bags with precious stones, cigar and cigarette cases. match boxes. card cases ot' gold. silver and leather: library articles, desk sets. game boxes, boot pulls, etc. OPERA GLASSES: Opera. tield and marine glass- es, lorgnettes uf gold. silver. shell and pearl, barometers, themometers, Compasses, etc. TOILET ARTICLES: Gold. silver. ivory. shell, and fancy wood toilet articles, manicure sets etc. POCKET CUTLERY AND RAZORS: Gold and silver pen-knives. Swedish razors. scissors, safety razor sets, cigaizcutters, cigar box openers, etc. FANS: Rich modern and antique lace and paint- ed fans with pearl, shell and ivory sticks. All kinds of fans repaired SILVERWARE: Complete dinner and tea ser- vices, chests of forks and spoons, presentation pieces, loving cups, etc. Silverware cleaned and repaired UMBRELLAS, CANES AND WHIPS: Parasols, Fifth Avenue and 37 umbrellas. canes. whips and riding crops. mount- ul Ill ur-I-l.atnd silver. s--me with enamel, others set with tewels: if--ld and silver spurs, stirrups, etc. BRI INZES AND MARIZLES: Statuettes. busts, annuals. uri -ups. etc. by n- 'ted European and Am- erican sculpt-irsg memorial tablets, etc. I-E.'l'l'IIlfR GOODS: Ant-un-ibile. shopping and travelinu bans: Suit cases. po. tt'-'Iii-s. portemon- naies. cu d cases. bl' ittei s. belts. etc.- CLOCKS: llall clocks in woods to lfarmonize with Ii-ruse deciiratit-tis: bronze and marble clock s.-tsg mantle. night, automobile. and traveling clocks. All kinds ot' clocks repaired ST.-l'I'It'tNIiRY: Invitations to weddings and other social occasions and public ceremonies, ntarriage ann- iuncements: visiting cards: station- ery for professional and commercial purposes: dies enerav.-tl t'--r ciphers. monograms, residen- ces. yachts and heraldic devices SILVER PLATED-WARE : Candelabra, salvers, dinner and tea-services: forks, spoons, etc. FAVRILE LAMPS AND ELECTROLIERS: Fav- rile glass and metal lamps for library, desk, piano or hall: large hanging shades, for dining rot-in, candlesticks, etc. TABLE CUTLERY: Breakfast. dinner and tea knives, car-vers. game shears, etc. POTTERY AND GLASS: Examples of the latest products of European and American potteriesg notable collection of plates, cut glass, complete dinner services, etc. SAFE DEPOSIT: Unequalled facilities for the storage of silverware. jewelry, laces. and art ob- jects Steel vault with boxes for securities and other valuables REPAIRS: Jewelry, silverware, bric-a-hrac, china, glassware, watches, clocks, music boxes, bronzes, marbles, ivories, fans, enamels and art objects of every description repaired MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT: Correspondence solicited. Cuts, photographs or careful descrip- tions sent upon request. Goods on approval to patrons or to those who will make themselves known by satisfactory references. Tiiiany SL Co. 1909 Blue Book, no illustrations, 715 pages, upon application th Street New York The Cornellian Vol. XLI r ' 37 , C116 1919 wi lg R 0245? ' 7 Rum x Q9 A As at X 6 .i e ' 2 1 M M 1 411 1? 1 H SZ 1 X! 1 1 K1 mf 1 1 x M 4 1 ,J f 1 ' 1 1 .!n,m - .2 ff' - PUBL1f1'2ED BY CHE I VDIOR CLF!!! C CO ELL S1 RR 1909 PRINTED, 1909 by ihe NINETEEN HUNDRED AND TEN CORNELLIAN Price, 52.00. Postage Prepaid, 52.50 Address THEODORE WHITE, Buxinerx Manager, ,4'T2F3+Yx TH -P con Nu In uv ajax gl E L.-af 3-' Pres: of HAUSAUER-JONES PRINTIN Buffalo, N. Y. BOARD ITHACA, N. Y GCO M 5932 If I H .- I , I 1 ifigggi I If I QEUHNELLE -Z If ff 'ii ' ,fl 1 I I 'I .IIA II 3' '- I lllwh l fg ,Q ,G J, , ff ff 4- JZ 37 1 E , Z , eff: 1 , VA' 52' I ' fy , 'III I I I N if W MIIH mf .1 W IL J? ! 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Sympathetic, sufglzuliff I T l:l'lWl I ll '1' 8' ll 4 ll -v.- .Ll tor and administrator he has loyally served both 1-1 QW lim I My ill!!! ll L1 broad-minded, quiet and simple in manner, his human-heartedness has touched the chords of student respect and love. Born at Sharon, Pennsylvania, in 1858, his career of fifty-one years has not been confined to his own state. He was graduated from Cornell, as a Bachelor of Science in 1880, and three years later he received the degree of Bachelor of Laws at the National Univer- sity, Washington. After his admission to the Bar he became As- sistant District Attorney in the District of Columbia, an office which he filled during the years 1883 to 1884. In 1884 he took up the practice of law in Omaha, Nebraska, and from 1891 to 1893 he held the Judgeship of the Fourth District Court in Nebraska, a posi- tion which he resigned to become Supreme Court Commissioner. After the completion of six years in this service, giving up his law practice, he accepted the Professorship of Pleading and Practice, in the Cornell College of Law, and in June, 1907, he was made Dean. I I As Dean, he has labored steadily to adjust the College of Law to the needs of the day, and to give a practical training which will Well equip men for entering upon the duties of the legal pro- fession. In the class-room, his familiarity with the field of law has enabled him to present his subjects directly and simply. In spite of pressing and absorbing duties, Dean Irvine has found time to lend a guiding hand to the management of athletics. As President of the Athletic Council, his tact and his foresight have been indispensable in avoiding embarrasing complications, in pro- moting new relations and in maintaining cordiality and friendliness of feeling with other universities. In all seasons, in weather fair, in Weather inclement, the well known figure of the Judge is pres- ent on the athletic field to inspire and cheer. He has ever stood for the highest ideals in sport. He has ever believed fair play more important than victory. He has ever gloried in Cornell's un-1 assailable reputation for clean sport and manly conduct. Long after this book has ceased to be read, long after the pleasures of student days have yielded to the cares and turmoil of later years, clear and undimmed Will still linger the recollection of the Judge. I2 Board of Trustees luv l'RI-QNIIJI-N'l or Inu lXIXl-RNIIX lulf C,mrRwnn ru- X:-xx NUILK NIEYII- lma l,1rfl l'rx,xx1-IimIARROR Ou- Nr-xr XORR NIXII 'l-HF SPIE'-xRlAR mf trnlf .Xsslaxlxux luis h'l',x't'r KHXIXIISNIUNI-R on-' l'rIll'L'.XIlUN 'lure Lbmmssnrxl-R or .xi2IilCl'l.'l'l'lH' lm-' l,Rlf9llJFY'l' On- 'I'IlIf g'IVX'l'I-' Xl3RlL'L'l,'I'lfRAl. 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NEWMAN . . . . 1fl121C2i CHARLES E. TREMAN, B.L. . . . Ithaca ROBERT. H. TREMAN, B.M.E. . QB.j . . Ithaca WILLIAM H. FRENCH , , MJ . .Chicago MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF, B.S. . CBJ . . . Ithaca HENRY HERMAN WESTINGHOUSE . CBJ . . New York EMERSON MCMILLIN . . . CBJ . . New York ROGER B. WILLIAMS, A.lVI. . . . Ithaca ALBERT HENRY SEWELL, l3.S. . MQ . Walton HARRY L. TAYLOR, A.B,, LL.B. . CAM . . . Buffalo FRANK E. DAWLEY . . . CGJ3 . . . Fayetteville EMMONS L. WILLIAMS . . . . Secretary-Trfn.mrrr CHARLES D. BOSTWICK, AB., LLB. .... Assistant Secretary-Tm1.turm- Executive Committee of the Board of Trustees THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY HENRY B. LORD THE LIBRARIAN OF THE CORNELL LIBRARY CHARLES E. ,TREMAN CHARLES H. BLOOD ROBERT H. CTREMAN CHARLES EZRA CORNELL MYNDERSE VAN CLEEF JARED T. NEWMAN K ANDREW D. WHITE ROGER B. WILLIAMS EMMONS L. WILLIAMS . . . I Sem-mi-y CHARLES D. BOSTWICK . . . . Assirrant Ser:-mzry XTerm of office ffive yearsj expires in I908, the next group of six in 1909, etc., etc. B CID., elected by Board. A fzj., elected by Alumni. G CQ., elected by the New York State Grange for IQO7-IQO8. llll fflllm Il lllllll 'lllllllllllnhfll d llllHllm Im um I 'ml ' I lg A Tllllllllv 1' ,li , llllllllll llllil! I if I llliii illlllfllik g ll llllmlilllm nf' aillllwlllll 2 14 ,f-1-we-N CQHTB 4 C1 PYLE S. --, DIRECTO RP D EAN .J DEAN IRVINE DEAN BAILEY -4 L.. DIRECTOR MARTIN i I ICIORIIXSRIII CAPTAIN PHILLIPS 5 DIRECTOR DEAN CRANE, DIRECTOR Z-Q 11.5 'rrp' V ! A as 96,5 ,z g5g3v4,:Z 1 .Q ECULLEGE. Sax ! 9 N'cf2' ll s .r-+ W ,...w Xeia.. e Q- vt X WJ' 'E:2'.. - 'v fi' , V ' iffl L 'LQQL 5, ' - - 'Elite '.v'f,1j55g: ' , K I 2 -5335 ,ffllis . , , . . . . ,rt ' 'ai , ,. y',lf'Nf5.E Q . V. We Y , W ., ' t . 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L?1'EgiaZ-Iiliigffa. : ' ' l N ,- l 1 .' , f,y,eL-ty- - , ' '- ' V , '- , l ,, 1 V Ps 5. . '.QA ,i 05' iff' ,-4, 5-:QS-I . A . V ' 'XL I . ' 1 I rifg- - ., ..,. , ' ' 1 X , ,l' - 4 -.Vt , - X-,Lv-,Vg-' - F A I- 1 - , . , -.-::gr,g,, - - MM V, .M-H. , .,,,,g-,:-,- -1 V 0, .- 7 :355 'f , ,bmi V ., l ' ' X' ' Xafi ff ti E ei2f':1-:'f- eff-1-litre 'if- N Q 1. '- lah. ...v,,, .A 71. -. wwf ' Faculty CHARLES HENRY HULL, Ph.B., Ph.D., Dean of flu' Fnrulty of Arts aml S61-EHCP5, anrl Profefmr of Hmerzlmn Hzirtory Ph.B., Cornell, Ph.D., Halle azd. Scale, Ll 2 ,' Q B K. GOLDWIN SMITH, A.lW., LL.D., L.H.D., D.C.L., Proffxror of Englislz Hzirtory, E771f'7'l.fZl.V A.B., 1845, A.M., Oxford, 1348, LL.D., Brown University, I865,f-L.H.D., Regents of the University of the State of New York, 1870, D.C.L., Oxford, 1882. T' 21 HIRAM CORSON, A.M., LL.D., Litt.D., Profefxor of Englixlz Lz'terature, Emeritus A.M., Princeton, 1864.5 LL.D., Saint .lohn's College, 1878, Litt.D., Princeton, 1903, Honorary member of the Vedanta Society, New York. THE REVEREND CHARLES MELLEN TYLER, A.M., D.D., Sage Professor of rlzf Hismrv mul Plzzilosoplzy of Religion anal ofCl1r1'rtz'an Etlzirs, Emerzitux, rznzl Lecturer on tlzr H1.IfO7 l' and Plzziloxophy of Religion ana' ofChrz'stic1n Etltirs. Oriental Soczietw Czitv Lzibrnrrrzn A.B.,A.M.,Ya1e, 1855, DD., Yale, 1892. stun and Bones. J K E, 03 K. JAMES MORGAN HART, A.B., A.M., J.U.D., Litt.D., Profersor of tlze Engliflz Lnnguagt' mul Literature. Emeritus . A.B., Princeton, 1860, A.M., 18635 Juris Utriusque Doctor, Gottingen, 1864, Litt.D., Princeton, IQOO, American Philosophical Society, Philadelphia, Modern Language Association of America, Philological Society Qlsondonj. A 41 KD, 0 B K. GEORGE VVILLIAM JONES, A.Nl., Profexxor of Mathematzirs, Emeritur 3 AB., Yale, 1859,A.lW., 1862. .F N Ql7reshmanQ, KP B K. SIMON HENRY GAGE, HS., Proferxor of I-Iirtology ana' Embryology. Emerztus B.S., Cornell, 1887, J 21,9 Il' CP. 18 BURT GRIEEN XYIl.IJliR, li.S., NI.lJ., Profrrrm' of Avmrology and ljertebrnte Zoology B.S. frzmmin fum lmnl.-j, l,:1wrt-11ce Scicntilic School QHarvardQ, 18625 M.D., Harvard Medical School, 18110. Yict--Presitlent Biological Section, American Association AilYIll1Ck'lHL'l1f 5ClL'lN'L'. ISSSQ l'1'csitlent .flmt-rican Neurology Association, 18855 Pres- ident Association .xl1R'l'lk'1ll1 qliizitoinists, 1898. '1'HoA1.-xs l'-Rl-IDIERICK l'li.fXNIi, fX.Xl., l.itt.D., Dffin of rlir l7111'wr.rity Family and Profersor ' of 1,15 Ronlflrlrf' f.rl11xg1ulkg1',t fmtf l,l'tt'l'ul1lrf5 A.B., l'ri11t-eroim. 1864.5 .X.Nl., 18075 1'l1.D. tI'Io11or111-yj, 187.15 Litt. D., Princeton, 1903. K J, ll? I3 K JOHN l'l1iNRY L'ox1s'l'11cK, ll.S., l'm7irr.1'or of lfnmniology um! Gwmvil III'7.VE7'fL'bf'C7fE1Z06l0g-V . Q ,- . ... B.S., Lornt,-ll, 15745. J l, Q :. XV.-KTERMAN ilirltm.-xs llIfWlf'l I', .-X.l5., qX.Xl., l'l1.lJ., lJI'6'ft'550I' of flu' Gfrmmi Lrlngzzage and Lilf'1'af1u1'. .-MB., .'xlI1l1L'l'Sl', 18093 .'X.Kl., 18715 Ph. D., Cornell, 1879. Member of Society of Fri- sian Languaigtr :ind l,iter:1t111'e, of the Society of lfrisian History, Antiquities and Philol- ogy, of the Society of XL'I'l1L'1'l1lI1Ll Lite1':1t11rt-, ol' the Goethe Society, of the Modern Languzsge .-Xssociarion uf' .-Xinericzi, of the .-Xmerican Philosophical Society. W In EDXV.-XRD LF.-XNIING'I'UN Nici-101.s, BS., l'h.lJ., Proffsror of Plz'v.v1'rr BS., Cornell, 13751 Pl1.lJ., Gottingen, 18795 LL.D., University of Pennsylvania, I904' Meinbcr of National .-Xcatleimc Sciencesg American Academy of Arts and American Philosophicail Society: Aincrican Institute of Electrical Engineers. J f, E E. JEREMIA11 W1-IIPPL15 Jiixics, A.B., A.M., Ph.D., LL.D.,P1-oferxor of Poliriml Economy and Polziizirx AB., 18785 A.M., 18795 University of Michigan, Ph.D., Halle, 18855 LL.D., Michigan, 19035 Expert of' United States Industrial Commission in charge of Investigation of Trusts, 1899-1901, Commissioner to Orient of WVar Department, 1901-025 United States Commissioner of International Exchange, IQO3-O.1.. .J I . LUCIEN AUGUSTUS XVAIT, A.B., Professor of llifntlzernatzifr A.B., Harvard, 1870. Z W, 0 B K. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., LL.D., Proffs.ro1' of MELJl'6UUI Hzirtory A.B., Cornell, 18815 LL.D., Wisconsin, IQO4., Litt.D., Western Reserve University, 19055 LL.D., Washington College, 19075 Librarian of the President Wliite Library. Q BK. CHARLES EDw1N BENNETT, A.B., Litt.D., Profermr of Latin. A.B., Brown, 18785 Litt.D., 1904, President of American Philological Association. A I , 0 B K. JAMES EDWIN CREIGHTON, A.B., Ph.D., LL.D., Sage Proferror ofLog1'c amz' Metapfzyszicr A.B., Dalhousie College, 18875 Ph.D., Cornell, 18925 LL.D., Queen's University, 1903. Aire. Q EDWARD BRADFORD TITCHENER, Ph.D., LL.D., D.Sc., Sage Professor of Prvchology B.A., Oxford, 1889, Ph.D., Leipzig, 18925 M.A., Oxford, 18945 LL.D., VVisconsin, 1904.5 F.Z.S.5 F.A.A.A.S.5 Neurological Society, London5 Aristotelian Society, London, American Philosophical Society, D.Sc., Oxford, H.M.M.A. Z E. IQ K GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON, Ph.B., Professor of Botany with spefzial reference to Compara- tisve Morpltology anal Mycology Ph.B., Cornell, 1885, F.A.A.A.S., Member of Botanical Society of America. QD B K, 2 5. RALPH STOCKMAN TARR, B.S., Professor of Pfzyszieaf Geography BS., Harvard, 1891. ,S E. THE REVEREND NATHANIEL SCHMIDT, A.Nl., Professor of Semitic Languages and Literatures Hudiksoold Gymnasium, 1882, University of Stockholm, 1882-84, TheologicalSeminary, 1884-87, University of Berlin, 1890, AM., Colgate, 1887. GEORGE PRENTICE BRISTOL, AM., Professor of Greek A.B., Hamilton, 1876, A.M., 1887, Director of Summer School Session. fl lp, UIBK. WALTER FRANCIS WILLCOX, Professor of Pofitzcal Eeonom-rj Spetiol ,flgent of the Census Bureau Consulting Statzistiezian for Nemo fork State Department of Healtlz AB., A.lVl., LL.D., Amherst, LLB., Ph.D., Columbia, QV li, lp B K, KP J 07. CHARLES DE GARMO, Ph.D., Professor of Sfienee and Art of Ealueatzion Ph.D., Halle, 1886, President Swarthmore College, 1891-98. LOUIS lWUNROE DENNIS, Ph-B., B.S., Professor of Inorganif Clzemistry Ph.B., University of Nlichigan, 1885, B.S., 1886. LF 2', .Y 5. JOSEPH ELLIS TREVOR, A.Nl., Pl1.D., Professor of Tfzermoalynamics A.M., Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRETT, Ph.D., LL.D., Professor of Greek Ph.D., Munchen, 1880, LL.D., University of Aberdeen, Scotland, 1902. Une Of the Managers of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, its Annual Director, 1896-97, Cor. Member Imp. Germ. Arch. Inst. tb J 0, Q B'K. FRANK ALBERT FETTER, A.B., Ph.D., Professor ofPofz't1'eoI Efonomy ana' Finanre A.B., Indiana University, 1891, Ph.lVl., Cornell, 1892, Ph.D., Halle, 1894. 0 K T. VVILLIAM RIDGELEY ORNDORFF, A.B., Ph.D., Professor of Orgonie Clzemistry A.B., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Ph.D., 1887, Fellow at Johns Hopkins, 1886-87. Member of the American Chemical Society, Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft. N 28 N, 5' E. WILDER DNVIGHT BANCROFT, A.B., Ph.D., Professor Of-13173751.5111 Chemistry AB., Harvard, 1888, Ph.D., Leipzig, 1892. J K E. ERNEST NIERRITT, ME., Professor of Physies M.E., Cornell, 1886. cb K Ti, .fl E. HENRY SHALER WILLIAMS, Ph.D., Professor of Geology anal Direftor of the GEOI0gl.C6ZI Zlfluseum' Ph.B., Yale, 1868, Ph.D., 1871, Fellow Geological Society America, F.G.S., London, Book and Snake W ln, .Y E. CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG, A.B., Professor of Physical Cufture and Director of the Gymnasium A.B., Cornell, 1899, Graduate Princeton Theological Seminary. Quill and Dagger. A A CP. 20 -lAx11is AICAI.-'H-IUN, ABI., l mjQ-:sur of 1lIf11l1rnmt1'f: A.l3., Trinity College, Dublin, 1881, A.Nl., 1890. London Matliematical Society, Amer- ican AlIll'llCl'HI1fiCIll Society, l .A.A.A.S. W K Vi, ffl 13 K, .fi 5. .Ions HENRY 'l'ANN1aR, BS., l'h.D., l'1-f1ffs.fm- of1lff1tf1vn111l1i1's BS., Cornell, ISQI. Nlutnber ofA1nc1'ic:1n Xlathematical Society, l .A.A.A.S., Associa , tion ofull-zicliers of Mntliuinxitics ofthe Kliclclle States anal Maryland. J I , ,li 5. l'iRlilJIiRlCK l51an1a1,1., l'h.D., l'1-oj',-s,m1- of.'lf1f1f1'nf lilat-lrfriry A.l3., Yale, 1890, NI.S.,L'o1-nt-ll, 1891, l'h.lJ., 1892. .fl .I ID, W B K, .ff E. R.-XLPH CHARLES H1-ZNRY CA'l'l'l-iRA1.l., l'l1.lJ., P1'nf1'sso1' of 1llfHlr'l'II 1illl'0f7l'!If1 Hzisforiyi .-X.l3., Bucknell, 1891, .'X.li., l'l1lI'X'ilI'Cl, 18021 I'I1.lD.,CImiu11go, IQOZ. fl? f' J, 19 B K. W11.L.aRn XYINFIELD Row1,1a1-i, l3.I.., D.Sc., Proffssor of Bnlmz-v, with sp,-1-ifil refrrmzre to l:OIIlPIIl'llfIi'L'z' fflisffilfzgy :mil S-v.tl1'n1r1l1'1' lfofuiiy li.L., Cornell, 1888, l7.Sc., 1893. NIL-inber of Society for Plant Morphology and Physi- ology, l'.A.A.A.b. A 1, .2 .:. l R.xN14 '1iH11.1,Y. A.l3., AAI., l'h.D., l,L.D., 1'1-f1f.-frm-ofPl1ilf1mpl1y HEINRICH RIES, l'l1.D., Pinfrssrn' of lfrmzonlrf Gmlogy 1Jl1.B.,Li0lLlIl1l7l1l, 1892, All., 1894, l'h.D., 1896, University lfellowship, Columbia, 1903- IQO5, Barnard Fellowship, 1900-07. I E. W11.L1Ax1 1-X1.ExfxNn12R Hfxmioxn, A.M., l'h.D., .1-I.vs1'sffmr lDl'Oft',l'.fOl' of flnfimzi and Zlhdiewzl Pl11'losopl1y and f1asfl1f't1'1's, and Scrfvtrzry of tln' Ur11'wrsit-v Furulfy A.l3., Harvard, 1885, l l1.D., Leipzig, 1891. ITIRNIZST ALBE15, Ph.D., .4.fII-.ffllllf Prof1'ssor of Plzilosnplz-y A.B., University ofVer1nont, 1887, 1'h.D., Cornell, I8Q+. 0 B K. HoL1.1s EL1.swoR'rH IDANN, Pmffssor of Musik Savage Club, Cosmopolitan Club, Sinfonia. Nlus. D., Alfred University. NIARTIN WRIGHT SAMPSON, A.B., A.lVi., ffrling Professor of English Ll-f6f0fZl7'6 A.B., A.M., University of Cincinnati. GEOIRGE EDWARD XNOODBERRY, A.B., Litt.D., LL.D., A1-ting Pf0fFII07'OfEHglliIlll,li76'l'K1fLl7'E BEN-IAMIN TRUMAN KINGSBURY, Pl1.D., NLD., Professor of Plzysziofogy ana' Embryology Cornell, 1895, Freiburg, Germany, 1904, Fellow A.A.A.S., A.B., Buchtel, 1893, Col- laborator American Journal of Anatomy, Journal Comparative. Neurology, etc. 0 A 0., 2' E. ERVIN LOUIS PHILLIPS, A.B., Professor of Mzilzitary Srzienff and Tdffliff A.B., Cornell, 1891. Captain Thirteenth U. S. Cavalry. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, DSC., NLD., Professor of Physiology GEORGE SYLVANUS MOLER, A.B., B.M.E., Assistant Professor of Physifs B.M.E., Cornell, 18755 A.B., Heclding College, 1882. 2 HERBERT CHARLES ELMER, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Latin A.B., Cornell, 1883, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1888. B 0 H, LD B K. 21 3 GILBERT DENNISON HARRIS, Ph.B., Assistant Professor of Palaeontology and Sf!'6lfI'g7'L1PlZl'L' Geology Ph.D., Cornell, 1886. hlember de la Societe Geol. de France. L.F.G.S.A. U7 B K, WH . 21. ADAM CAPEN GILL, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of llflzineralogy anal Petrography A.B., Amherst, 1884, Ph.D., Munich, 1892, hflember of Deutsche Geologische Gesell- schaftf' F.A.A.A.S., F.G.S.A. FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT, A.B., Assistant Professor of the English Language ana' Lit- erature A.B., Harvard, 1894. B 0 H. EVERETT WARD GLMSTED, Ph.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the Romanre Languages Ph.B., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897, Savage Club, Book and Bowl. B 0 H. WILLIAM STRUNK, JR.,A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of tlze English Language and f,1't- erature A.B., University of Cincinnati, 1890, Ph.D., Cornell, 1896. LD B K. CHARLES LOVE DURHAM, M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Latin Ph.D., Cornell, 1899, Secretary of Administrative Board in charge of Freshmen and Sopho- mores, Assistant to Dean of College of Arts and Sciences, Savage Club, Book and Bowl. X W. EMILE MONNIN CHAMOT, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Sanitary Chemistry ana' Toxi- cology B.S., Cornell, 1891, Ph.D., 1897. 5 5, Q W' Cli. A ISAAC MADISON BENTLEY, B.S., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Psyrlzologvvv B.S., Nebraska, 1895, Ph.D., Cornell, 1898. dl K T, ID 13 K, .S EQ HENRY Auousrus SILL, A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor ofAnr1'tnt History A.B., Columbia, 1888, A.M., 1889, Ph.D., Halle, 1900. A 41 KD, 0 B K. CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of the English Langaa z and Literature A.B., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1898. Quill and Dagger, Zodiac. fp B K. JOHN IRWIN HUTCHINSON, A.B., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Matlzernatzirs A.B., Bates College, 1889, Ph.D., Chicago, 1896, Assistant Editor of Transactions of The American Mathematical Society. I 5. VIRGIL SNYDER, A.M., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of lllathernatzrs B.S., Iowa State College, 1889, A.M., Gottingen, 1893, Ph.D., 1894. Mitgleid der Mathe- matische Gesellschaft zu Gottingen, Member German Mathematical Society. f E. GEORGE WALTER CAVANAUGH, B.S., Assistant Professor of Clzernzistry in its relations 'l.L'l'flZ Agritulture B.S., Cornell, 1896. JOHN SANFORD S1-IEA-RER, BS., Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Pltyszrs B.S., Cornell, 1893, Ph.D., 1901. I E. 22 IfRN12s'r limxiak, l3.S., l'l1.D., ,'l,fXl.5flIllf l'rof.'5,-f,,- uf 1Jl,'v,,'l-I l3.S., Luiivcrsiry of Kziuszis, ISIN, l'l1.D.,Ct1rm-ll, IQQI, B 61 ll, Aj' E, GUY Xl0N'l'RU5li xYHU'l'1-Pi. AVR., l'l1,l3., ,'l.f.VI-Ifllllf Profvffoz' of Srinirf' and Xlrl of Edumfion .'X.B., liruwn, 13153 l'l1.lJ., L'orm'll, IQOO. W J H, I E. OTHOX ci0Iil'I' cil.'liRl.AC, l,l'm'r1fl-1' uf lwItr'v.r, .l.f5Ii.l'flI!1f Profzxrsoi' of flu' Romana' Language! l,iccnciG Gs I,t-:ru-s, lfiiivcrsiry ol' llziris, 13935 l,iccnci6 entlroit, University of Paris, 1897. IAMES .-XI,lIIiR'I' XYINANS, .-ill., .'X.Nl., ,'l,f,fli,ffllIlf 1Jl'0f-FXIOI' I-ll Orntorv nruf Dvbnif .-X.l3., i'iiIl1IllIUll College, Igtgjg All., IQOOQ l,l,.l3., Cornell, IQO7. J K If, IPQB K. ALBERT BIERXI-I.-xRIJ'1' l'-:Xl'S'I', :X.ll., l'l1.D., .liiliffllllf Proff,r,ror of Gfrnmn .-XB., Vlolins lluplciiis, 13801 l'l1.l3., 1891. 11 H ll, W B K. xVll.l.I.-KN! BIQN-I.-XMIN l'il'I'li, l'l1.l3., l'l1.D.,A:.fi.frfu11 Proff.v.ror of ll'llIf1lL'77ll1fI-FJ' l,ll.B.,QUI'I1L'll, Ihcvyzg l'l1.l3.,Ig10I. J T J, J :. PAUL RLTSSIYLI. POPE, .'51.ll., l,l1.lD.,.'1'.U'i.Yf1lI1f IJl'Uf-F.U'0l' 0fC1l'7'7Ilfl71 :X.l5., :Xtlcllu-rt, 13935 l,l1,lJ.,I,L'il3Zift1, IQ03. B Fl ll, fp B K. ARTHUR W1ss1.1cx' Bitowxis, NIS., l'l1.D., .flyfiffnnz 1JI'Ufr'A',fO7A of Inorganic and flrzalytimf Cl11'IIIIl.ffl X' l3.S., XvL'SlCy2lI'l, IQOOQ MS., IQOI, 1'l1.D.,Co1'nell, IQO3. fl J W, 0 B K, 1' 5, S A7 .f', li' 1' HUGH IDANIEI. Ruin, l3.S., I'l1.D., ,1.f.v1i.f1a11t Proffxmr of 1 1-rfubrnrf Zoology B.S., Cornell, 1809, l'l1.D., IQO3. I' xl, I E. EDWIN XVALTER KIEMMIERER, AJS., l,l1.D., ffxrzifffzzzt Professor of Pofzilzirol Economy J K E, UI I3 K. ALEXANDER lDYER Af'lACGII.I.IVRAY, Pl1.B., Pl1.D., Afflifflllif Profcxsor of Entomology and lrzwrfrbrnrf Zoology WILLIAM ALBERT RILEY, HS., Pl1.D., ffsxistnnt Proffrsor of Entomofogy B.S., De Pauw, 1807, Pl1.D., Cornell, IQO3, Secretary to the Faculty of College of Agri- culture. J I , C0 B K, J' E, fl fl. LANE COOPER, A.Nl., Pl1.D., Axszistanf Professor of the Englirh Language and Literature A.B., Rutgers, 18965 A.M.,Yale, 1898, Pl1.D., Leipzig, IQOI. A CP, CD B K. JAMES GEORGE NEEDHAM, B.S., NLS., Pl1.D., fffszirtant Proferror of Lzirnnology B.S. 1891, MS., 1893, Knox University, Pl1.D., 1898, Cornell. ORA MINER LELAND, flrsistant Proferror in flsfronomy B.S., University of Nlichigan, CE. .S E. ANDREW HUNTER, M.A., B.Sc., MB., Ch.B., Axfixtant Profenor of B1'OClZ6UZl.JffY NIA., BSC., lVI.B., CILB., Edinburgh. 23 JULIAN PLEASANT BRETZ, Ph.D., fI.f.vz.ftant P1'ofz'.v:or of flnzerzran Hi5to1'y' Ph.D., University of Chicago. K. fI.fS0uthern.Q ELIAS JUDAH DURAND, A.B., D.SC., Inrfruftor in Botanyg Fellow ffnzerzimn 171501 ration for Thr .ffdfuanfenzent of Srienfeg Member' Botanical Society Of1477'Z6TZ-E11 AB., Cornell, 1893, DSC., 1895, Quill and Dagger. .S E. ELLEN BRAINARD CANFIELD, fnrtruftor in Sage College, in ffznrge of the G-vmmzszuzn for Wfomm EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS, A.B., fnstruftor in Arflzwofogy, and Curator of tltr iwurezmz of Carta' A.B., Cornell, 1895. Sphinx Head, Savage Club. A T Q,1D I3 K. BENTON SULLIVAN NIONROE, A.M., Ph.D., Inrfruffor in Rhetorif and English Plzziolog-v AB., Cornell, 1896, A.M., I8Q7,Pl1.D., 1901. 0 B K. LEWIS LEAMING FORMAN, A.M., Ph.D., Inrtruftor in Greek iX.lVI., University of Pennsylvania, 1891, Ph.D., Johns Hopkins, 1894. dl li' .l. EDVVARD GODFREY Cox, A.M., Instructor in Englixlz ., 9 .-LB., Wabash College, 1899, A.M., Cornell, IQOI, Ph.D., Cornell, 1906. J T J. JOSEPH QUXNCY ADAMS, -IR., A.B., A.M., Ph.D., Inrtrut-for in Englirlz .-X.B., Wake Forest College, 1900, A'M., 1901, Ph.D., Cornell, Zodiac. RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDON, A.B., Inrtruftor in Clzfnzistry .-X.B., Cornell, 1898, AM., Cornell, 1906. li E. HALLDOR HERMANNSON, Inrtrurtor in SL'l17'ZJl'71fl'Ul-5171 Lmzgunge: Candidatus Philosophire, University of Copenhagen, Denmark. In charge of Fiske Icelandic Collection. HERBERT' GROVE DORSPIY, B.S., M.S., Ph.D., Inftruftor in Plzyrir: B.S., Denison, 1897, M.S., 1898, Ph.D., Cornell, 1908. B 0 ll, W K Ill, L .:. CLARENCE ALBERT PIERCE, BS., M.S., Inrtrurtor in Pl!-X'II'l'5 EUGENE CASSUN CRITTENDEN, A.B., Inrtruftor in Plzysn-.v .-XB., Cornell, 1905. F A, Q B K, .S 5. THOMAS G. DELBRIDGE, A.B., Imtruftor in Chemisfry AB., Union, 1903, Ph.D., Cornell, 1907. K A, 0 B K, I E., S! I' W. CHAUNCEY VV1LL1AM VVAGGONER, B.S. in BE., A.M., lmtmrtor in Plzyxirr BS., Qhiog A.M., Cornell. fl J, .Y E. PERCY l'IODGE, A.B., l3.S., fnyfruftor in Plzyrzirr 24- ARTHUR fi0RllUN, .-X.ll., :X.bl., fn.vl1'urim' lill ROIIIIIIll't' LIIIZQIICIQFI Z qi. FRANCIS R0liIiR'l' SHARPIE, l3.nX., lu.vlm.-mr 1.11 Malin-niniffx lifl., fznitilwiclgt-, l'l1.l7., form-ll. li E. lv.-XI,TFR l3L'c141Nc:11Ax1 C.-x1u'1aR, l'l1.l3., liitlrumn- in illaflimmticx l'l1.l5., Dickinson, 1899, l'l1.l7., johns Hopkins, IQO4. 41 I3 K. Member American Klilrlmcmziticzil Society. GORRELI, ll0l1lER'lA lYHl'1'1E, .'l.li., ll1.fIrui'Ior lin K:lIt'!lIl.ffI'vV :lla-mbic. I' pl, I E. HENRY I,1c1i:H'1'0N, lnfn-ii.-mr in G,-olug-v Ali., Corin.-ll, lljOf1. I E. PETER lRVING XYOLD, lf. S., lf. lf. lnxtrurlur in 1,ll'1'.YI't'.f. RoswE1.L L'1,1F'1ux Clinics, .'X.l3., AAI., lnfrrurrm- 1,11 1111,-n.-5 .-XB., form-ll, IQOf1Q.'X.xl., 1903. IP I3 K, I lf. l I.OYD KARKER li1c11'1'x11fY1aR, A.li., lnxfrurrm- 1.11 Plz,v:1'1-J V: ARTHUR RANCH, :X.l5., lriylrzzrfm' 1421 .l1flff1f'n1aI1'f.f CARL HENRY lI1ERSH01-'F, l3.l,., lllffrurlor I-IZ Gvrnzmi IJAVID CL1N'r0x CiII.l.IiSPlli, A.l5., A.Nl., l'li.D., Instrucmr in Mmlzvmatifx AB., University of Virginia, l,l1.D., Giittingen. K .lf RALPH CHAPMAN Romslaks, M.Ii., lnstrui-tor in Ijllvvflifj MI., Cornell, 1905, A.M., 1908. Savage Club, Cornell Masque. J lf' WILFORD NIURRY VVILSON, 1n.vfrz1ctor 1.11 Jlffvfvorofogy HERMANN C. DAv1Ds0N, fnffrzzftm' in Gorman Pl1.D., Kiel, 1903. SMILEY BLANTON, KS., lmirurtor 1.11 Orufory B.S., Vanderbilt University, 1904, Curry School of Expression, IQO5. ALEXANDER Nl. DRUMMOND, Inxtrurtor in Oratory and Debate A.B., Hamilton, M.A., Harvard. J K E. CLYDE FIRMAN CRAIG, A.B., Instrurtor in MaIlzen1at1'cJ FREDERICK XVILLIAM CWENS, Ph.D., Imtruftor in Mathematic: CLAUDE WILBUR EDGEETON, B.S., Im-truftor in Botany B.S., University of Nebraska, 1903, Fellow Clark University, 1904-05. OSCAR DIEDRIC1-1 v0N ENGELN, A.B., Instructor in Physical Geography e 1. A.. . 25 Y JEAN MARIUS GELAS, Inrtructor in Fenfing EDMUND HOWARD HOLLANDS, Pl1.D., A.M., Pl1.B., fnrtruftor in Phzifofophy ZAE. NIIGUEL VENTURA, AB., CBarcelonaj Ticenciado en Filosofia y Letras, Madrid, Maestro de Ia ensenanza, Normal de Madrid Ex-Profesor de la E. N. Central Madrid. HARRY WESTFALL REDFIELD, BS., fnrtrztetor in Clzemzirtry B.S., Cornell, 1900. f E. GUSTAVE ERNST FREDRICK LUNDELL, A.B., Instructor zin Cfzmnzirtry AB., 1903. HARRY BATES BROWN, AB., A.M., fnrtructor in Botany A.B., A.M., Indiana University. I E. FRANK H. HANKINS, Pl1.D., fnxtruttor in P0Zlvfl.L'U1ELAOHOtH-QV and Statzistzirr CHARLES FREDERICK ,TUCKER BROOKE, BA., B.Litt., Inrfruftor in Engfzisfz FRED A. MOLBY, A.B., A.M., Inrtruftor in Plzyrzirr A.B., Baker University, A.M., Cornell. .S E. GEORGE WILLIAM NASMYTH, A.B., A.M., Inrtraftor in Phyriff A.B., Cornell, 1906. President of Graduate Club of Cornell. Quill and Dagger fv : ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE, B.S., Inxrruftor zin Pfzyxzirs GRIN TQUGMAN, A.B., A.M., fnrtruetor in Plzyrir: A.B., 1903, Indiana, A.M., 1906, Indiana. FRED F. SHETTERLY, fnrtruetor zn Chefnzirtry CHARLES ARTHUR STEWART, Inrtruetor in Geology VNIILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON, B.S., Pl1.D., Inrtrztetor in Hzistofogy and Enibryotogy ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A.B., A.lVI., PlI.D., fnrtrurtor in Vertebrate Zoology A.B., 1904, A.M., 1905, PlI.D., 1908, Cornell. I' A, Z E. JOHN BAUER, A.B., Pl1.D., fnrtruetor zin Economzirr Assistants FRED CLARKSON FOWLER, Mechanziczian zin the Department of Pfzyrzirr ROBERT SHORE, Assistant to the Proferxor of Botany anal Head Gardener ANDREW CURTIS WHITE, PlI.D., Reader in Greek A.B., Hamilton College, Pl1.D., Cornell, 1885. Member American Library Association American Philological Association. fp B K. AIORTIMER JAY BROWN, Arrirtant in Cfzernzistry JOHN ALEXANDER BLACK, A.B., A.M., Arrzrtant zin Biofogtral Cfzernzirlry A.B., Chicago, A.M., Cornell. .Q In dl fMediCalD. .S E. 26 LUDWIG REXNHOLD G1z1ssLER, lil., Assistant in Psychology V - 1-1 XVILLIS IJAYID S'1'1a1'I11aNs, .llri-lzmziuian in Physics HAROLD BARN15s UNDERXVOOD, NLF., IQO7, Assistant in Chemistry RICHARD RUTHIZRIFORD BLENVS, .-LB., Assistant in Anuimit I-Iistory .-XB., 1904, Cireciwillc l'nive1'sirv, Illinois. JOHN ANDERSON W1I.R1NsoN, l3.S., Assistant in Clzamislry HS., Uliio State, IUO-5. .Y E, 1' xl. XVILLIANI R.-xI.I'I'I OIJRAND, xlssisffzzzt in Jlllilliflllll' Srtvrm' 111111 Tactics St-nl and Serpent. CHARLES SUMNIQR CiWlNN, .sX.l3., .tlssisfmzt in Clmmistry GEORGE l REDERICK ZOOK, .ffssl'sff111t in Jlfoifurrz European HI.Jf0l'-1' AB., AAI., University of Kansas, Fellow of European History, University of Kansas IQO6-07. RUFUS ll-XNIEI, SMITI-I, rX.l3., .flssisfnni 1.11 Pofzititcli Economy and Finance XVILLIAM HENRY l'YI.Ii, .-XB., .flssistnnt in Psychology CLAYTON LOUIS -IENKS, Ali., gfssistmzt in Clzcmistry AB., Hamilton, 1906. SIDNEY L. GALPIN, .flssistant in Dynanzic Gcofogy AB., VVestern Reserve University. W Ii J. HENRY LLOYD HUPE, Asslistarzt in lwzllitary Science and Tactics Cerberus. STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT, Assistant in Military Science and Tactics. Seal and Serpent EDVVARD HENRY CUMPSTON, Assistant in M1'l1'tary Science and Tactics Senatorsg Scabbard and Blade, Cosmopolitan Club. A X P. CARL BRYANT HENNING, Assistant in Mz'lz'tarv Science and Tactics. di IF' Al. PHILIP BARLOW HOGE, Assistant in Physical Culture ALFRED HARRISON JONES, A.B., Assistant in Philosophy CLARENCE F. HUMPHREY, Assistant in Botany A.B., B.Sc., University of Nebraska. 2 E, 0 B K. LUTHER BYNUM LOCKHART, Ph.B., Assistant in Chemistry EDWIN FREDERICK RATHJEN, A.B., A.M., Assistant in Chemistry 27 JOHN BENJAMIN HILL, Assistant in Botany EDWARD JACOB PETRY, BS., In Agr., Assistant in Botany DAVID SHEPARD PRATT, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSKY, A.B., Assistant in Modern European History. .I X. THOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH, A. B., Assistant in Chemistry A. B., Cornell IQO8. Sphinx Head. E N. RUFUS FORD, JR., A.B., A.M., Assistant in Chernfstry ROSS PETER ANDERSON, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry WARD BENJAMIN VVHITE, A.B., Assistant in Clzamistry JESSE WOODHULL WELLS, Assistant in Physzvfal Culture HENRY NORTH FREAR, A.B., Assistant in Cfzcnzistry BURTON JUDSON LEMON, A.B., Assistant in Clzfnnstry EDSON HOYT NICHOLS, A.B., Assistant in Chemistry JAMES HERBERT SCOTT, NLE., Assistant in Clzemfstry DANIEL MILLER, A.B., Assistant in Chmnz.stry HENRY PHELPS GAGE, A.B., Assistant in Physics FREDERIC CORSS CHURCH, Assistant in Medz'ewaf H1.Jt0T57. fp B K. FREDERICK ALDRICH CLEVELAND, A.B., Assistant in Affortarn European HI-ifO7'J'. A -1 Q HARRY WHEELER MARTIN, Assistant in American Hz'storJv and Oratory A.B., 1906. di B K. JOHN AUGUSTUS LAPP, PILB., Assistant in Polittrs J. R. TURNER, Assistant in Economies THOMAS GLENN DURKAN, A.B., Assistant in .Economics CARL WILLIAM PARKER, A.B., Assistant in Economirs ALEXANDER SARKIS GALADJIKIAN, A.B., Assistant in Pl1ysz'fs LAURENCE PUMPELLY, PILD., Assistant in Cfzernistrv MAJOR EDWARD HOLMES, A.B., Assistant in Cl1emz'st1'y 28 A. E. I Ioux.1211AN, .'l.v51'Jl1111t I-II Cf11'1111'.rI1'y HENRY I 1'1'zP,4x'1'R1C14, .'l'.f.VIAA'l4lllf 1.11 l?f1111n.v XVILLIANI Blucmli, .-LB., .'lJ'.fl-,ffllllf l.Il 131111111 v D.-xN11a1. W1a1.1,s lI.'x1.1.m'1c, .',.f.fl-.flrlllf Irll l'l1v.v11-ul G.-11grf1pl1v l'iARRY R.-x1.1'11 S'1',xN1m11-'n1m, .-lx.v1'5r1111f 1,11 .1l1'l1'11u-uv SCI-t'l11'L' 11111f T111'11'r: CH.-xRl.I-is XYAISIUN !'.l'l'CH, gf,rJ1'.fl1111I IAII jllvlllflll'-V S1'1A1'111'1' 11ml Tll1'fl'!'.f CHARLIZS JXHNFR LY!-iRI.Y, R., .'f.f.f1'fI1111t I-11 .1llvll.fllI V S1'1A1'11 f'f' mmf T111'I1'1'.f C1.m11ax'r l':DWARD Clmsl-', ,'l.f.f1'.f11n11 lrll ,Xl1'l1rf1r'v S111-111-1' 111111 T111-111-5 li1.A1x1a I3U1'1.12R R-xx11iY, .'l.fx1'.f111111 I-VI .V1'l1'1111'Av S.-11-111-1 111111 T111.-111: SL'l1llI0l'Q Scznlulmrd :mal lilzulv. FRANCIS SMITH XIAIIIAHY, .'ff.f1'.ft11r1l I-II .U111-!111'v S1'1'1'111'1' fllltl T111't1'1'x LAXVRIENCIZ R1c11.AxRnsoN, IR., .lm-1'.v111111 IAN l'l1v.f1'1-nl C11l111ru DIAMES EDXVIN CU!-'l', .'f.ff1'.fl1111t 1.11 Pl1-v.f141'r1l Cjlllfllfz' ERB.-X I':LlZAlili'l'H .-X1.x1c:R1iN, NLD., .l1'r1l1'mlli.w1n11'11vr, Saga Collfgc CJYIIZl'IC1.fl'l.1771 X AV 0 CHESTER H. XY.-X'l'l-IRS, .1.v.f1'.f11111I 1.11 H1'5I0ff1g'x' 111111 Ezrzfzrryfnfogiv ALFRED I.,0'I'1-LA, .1x:1'.fr11111 lbll l !1'vs1'fs FRANCIS RAYMOND Nrrcmxi, AB., .f1x:1'.vn1nt in P!1X'!1.l'5 I . R. PEKRIN, .lf.f1'JI1111t 111 IJIIYJIDIA' EDWARD JOHN O,CONNli1,I., .f1.v51'.vt11r1I1'11 ll!I't7Ifll'I7g JAMES JOSEPH MACSHERRY, fI5J'l.,YflIIZf in Boxing MICHAEL ANDREW LANE, BS., AI.Vl'5fL171f 1.71 Hzhftology and Enzbryofogy HAWLEY OTIS TAYLOR, 14:.f1:tz1nl in P11 vfirx 1 -,.. .111111lllll1IW -' i f 'Run lrjlljl ki 111 N1 J 11Q'iUlU 1a111111 5 QA111111-1 mint -'.M mlllU1111 1 .29 COLLEGE li Q9 L-fI 'B Faculty FRLANK IRVINE, B.S., LL.B., DZ-l'KffOl' of the College of Law, ana' Dean of the Faeulf-y. Pro fexxor of Practice and Procedure BS., Cornell. Quill and Dagger. X CP. WILLIAM ALBERT FINCH, A.B., Profexmr of Law AB., Cornell, 1880. J X, di B K. EDWIN HAMLIN WOODRUFF, LL.B., Profeuor of Law LL.B., Cornell, 1888. ' WILLIAM LINCOLN DREW, BS., LL.B., Profexxor of Law B.S., University of Iowa, 1889, LLB., 1892. ALFRED HAYES, JR., A.lVl., LL.B., Profexxor of Law A.B., Princeton, 1895, A.M., Princeton, 1898, LL.B., Columbia, 1898. 0 K T, CDBK. FREDERICK DIAMOND COLSON, B.L., LL.B., fnftruetor in Proredure B.L., Cornell, 1897, LL.B., 1898. Sphinx Head. .cl X. C. TRACEY STAGG, LL.B., Inxtruetor in Procedure LL.B., Cornell, 1902. 0 11 0. 30 4 gill' .1 Faculty in New York Nl'Il.l.l.-nl BlIiCKl.liNllL'KG l'oLK, hl.D., l.l..D., Dirrrtor of Cornell L17I't1 ULl!'.Yl'l Y lllezlziral College mul l'mfrs,rfns of Lili-Illlflll Surgery, Dvfmrtnzmt of G-vrmiology,' Gynerologzst to Bellefuue ffnsfuilnl, :mtl Ul1.i'lfIr1'r1'm1 to lfrlzvrgrrzrlv L-vzing-1.11 Hospzital NLD., College ol' Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1869, LL.D., University of the South, 1801, l.l,.D., Columbia, 1904. Consulting Physician to Saint Luke's Hospital, to Saint Vincent's Hospital, to New York Lying-in Hospital, to Trinity Hospital. AUSTIN l'il,lN'l', l.L.D., NLD., Professor Emeritus of Physiology, Consulting Plzyszirziarz to Bellefuue lrlospitul, Prfs1it1'4'nt of tlzi' Consulting tlffeulziral Board of tlze lllnnlwttarz Hospzital for ilu' lnsnne, 1lIi'ml1er .J..4..'i'.S. M.D., Jefferson Medical College, 1857, LL.D., 1885. A K K. LEWIS A'l'l'ERBUllY STIMSON, A.B., Nl.D., LL.D., Professor of Surgery, Consulting Surgeon to Bellefuue HOSPIiffll,' Surgeon to Neuf lforlc and Hudson Street Hospz'tal A.B., Yale, 1863, M.D., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874, LL.D., Yale, IQOO. RUDOLP1-1 AUGUST XNITTHAUS, A,M., lVI.D., Professor of Pl1ys1'fs, Clzemzistry and Toxicology A.B., Columbia, 1867, A.Nl., 1868, M.D., University of New York, 1875. .4 W. NVILLIAM GILMAN THOMPSON, Ph.B., NLD., Professor of Medz'cz'ne,' Vzszltzing Plzyszirzian to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospifdlf Ph B., Yale, S.S.S., 1877, NLD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1881. .fl Ti, C0 A 5. GEORGE VVOOLSEY, A.B., NLD., Professor offfnatomy and Clinical Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue Hosp1'tal,' Assoftate Surgeon to Presbyterian Hospz'tal A.B., Yale, 1881, NLD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons, 1885. Surgeon to Presbyterian and Bellevue Hospitals. KD A Z. 31 JAMES CLIFTON EDGAR, Ph.l3., ALT., NLD., Professor of Obstetrics, Afldflljlvflg Olistetrieian to the Emergeney Hospital of Bellevue Hos,D1'tal, Olrstetrie Surgeon to Meznliattan llffaternzty anal Dispensary, Consulting Olistetrieian to the City Hosp1'tal PEB., 1.1r1ye11e, 1882, AB., 1884, AM., 1886, MD., New Y0111 U1111fe1111y, 1885. Z W, tb A 2. FREDERIC SHEPARD DENNIS, A.B., M.D., F.R.C.S., Professor of Clz'nz'ml Surgery, Surgeon to Bellevue anal Saint Vineenfs Hospzitals AB., Yale, 1872, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1874. W' II FREDERICK GWYER, NLD., Professor of Operative anal Clinieal Surgery, Surgeon to Betlz Israel Hospzital NLD., New York University, 1883. cb 14 ll. 4 IRVING SAMUEL HAYNES, Ph.B., NLD., Professor of Praetieal Anatomy, Surgeon to f1'arlenz Hospz'tal Ph.B., Wesleyfan, 1885, NLD., New York University, 1887. .Ll K E, fp A fl. JAMES EWING, A.NL, NLD., Professor o7lPatl1ology AB., Amherst, 1888, A.NL, 1891, NLD., Columbia, College of Physicians and Surgeons 1891. el I , lp A ll, IP B K. JOSEPH EDCIL YVINTERS, NLD., Professor of Clinieal lllezlieine, Department of Diseases of Children, Plzysieian to Wiillezrd Park lrlospital NLD., New York University, 1872. Q A .ff CHARLES STEDMAN BULL, A.NL, NLD., Professor of Clinieal Surgery, Department ofOf2l1tlzal- 1?10l0gy,' Surgeon to New York Eye and Ear lnjfrrnary, Consulting Opliflialmie Surgeon to Saint Lulze's and Presbyterian Hospzitals, aml Saint lV1ary's lilospital for Clzililren A.B., Columbia, 1864, ANL, 1867, NLD., 1868. NEWTON NIELMAN SHAFFER, NLD., Professor of Clinical Surgery, DF7.5UffI7ZfIZl of Ortlzopezlir Surgeryg Surgeon-in-Chief to the New York State Hospziteil for the fare of tlze Crrpplerl and Deformeal Cliilelren, Consulting Ortlzopezlie Surgeon to Saint Lukrfs ana' Presbyterian Hospitals, Consulting Surgeon to New fork Injirmary for Wonzen anzl Cliilflrerz NLD., New York University, 1867. CHARLES LOVRIUS DANA, A.NL, NLD., Professor of Clinieal lllezlieine, Department of Diseases of tlze Nervous System, Physician to Bellevue Hospzital anal to tlze Montejiore HOI7'1t', Nez:- rologzst to lffomanls Hospz'tal, Consulting Allienist to Manhattari State Hospital' PLD., Dartmouth, 1872, A.NL, 1875, NLD., Columbia, 1875, NLD., College of Physi- cians and Surgeons, New York, 1876. W ln, N 2 N, 0 B K. I SAMUEL ALEXANDER, A.NL, NLD., Professor of Clinieal Surgery, Department of tlze Diseases of tlze Genzto-Urinary Systemg Surgeon to Bellevue Hospz'tal and to tlze lllontefiore Hottie A.B., Princeton, 1879, A.NL, 1882, Bellevue Hospital Medical College. GEORGE THOMSON ELLIOT, A.B., NLD., Professor of Clinieal Surgery, Department of Der- matology: Consulting Dermatologist to Saint Lulzels, Columbus anal New fork Lying- in Hospz'tals AB., Yale, 1877, NLD., University of Louisiana, 1881. .J K E. 32 C11.-1141.155 l-IuxiooxlKN11:11'1', ,-LNL, NLD., l'1-oj',',1,fm- Ulff,ll1'l1I41'fIl Sin-gm-y, Dpfm,-f,,,,,,, of Laryn- xgnlffgv flllll RllI!lHl'1g1', Slfrgrrm In .lfmzlmllazi lf-vw, Ear aml Tllroai Hofplitrll ,-LB., Vfilliziitis, lsflg .'X.Nl., 1878, NLD., Qlllllllllblll, 1874. J V',fl K K. :X1.1iXAN1J1i1t l..-xx1111i11'1', .-Yll., l'l1.D., NLD., l'r'off'.s'.rrn' of Clrilzlifal lN'lI't1,lA1'l'7ll', Pll y.1'z'rz'an I0 Bellf- 'vm' 1i'I.ff7I-fill Q JN-li.. Yillv. ISS-1gl,l1.l3., 1885, NLD., Columliixi, 1888. J K lf, fp .fl ll. K C11.-1R1.1is lflmw.-xitli N.u1x1.xc1-L, lll1.li., NLD., l'mfr.rm1- of Cllllllllfllf Mt-1l1'rim', I lzy.f1rian to lZr'llr'i'llr' ll'l.1'f7l'fIll i l'l1.l3., Saint lfrzinicis NllYl1'l 5, NcWvY111'li, 1878, NLD., l5ellevL1cl'loSpit11l Medical College, ISSI. ' l'iRIfllliRICl-L K.-xx1X11f1i1-14, NLD., l'rufrJ.vm' of Lvl!-Illlflll Slirgrry, Surgeon to rlir German anzl Nflllllf ftlrlllfl-.1' Ifoxplilal.-' XLIJ., latin-rsiry ol' l'il'1'll3lll'g, ciL'l'l111llly. l'12RC11'A1. R.-XNNI-ZY liUl.'l'IJN, l'l1.l5., NLD., l'1'fif1'5.rfn' of Clfrzzirrzl Szzrgfrv, Surgeon to Neuf linrlc flofftlilnl . , . , . l'l1.l3., 'Y :alt-, 1880, NLD., k0llll11l3l21, IfSQO. ffl .V-I Q. NY.-XRRIZN Co1.1ix1AN, .-X.Nl., NLD., llrofi-Urn' off,'ll'11141'f1l .'llml1'r1'r1t', Plzyxirian to Bellefuue Horpz'tal :X.l3., licnrucky l'nix't-rsity, 1888, .-YM., 1889, New York University, 1891. 0 A ll. Lliwls A'1'1'1i1i11URY CONNI-ZR, I'h.I3., ALIJ., l'1'ofrJfor of Clzinziral ll'1er1'1'r1'rze, Plz-vfzifzian to Ille .Ve-zu fork mul f'lml,mn Strrrf flosplitrllr 1 l'l1.l3., Yule, 1887, NLD., Columlwia, 1890. fp xl I. l31zR'rRAa1 HENRY l3ux'1'oN, BA., NLD., Pmfurmr 0fEXPc77'l'H1FT1flIl Pathology BA., Cambridge, lfnglnnd, 1874, NLD., New York University, 1891. IP A If FREDERICK VV1-11'1'1NG, A.Nl., NLD., Profesmr of Clrnlral Surgery, Department of Otologyg xlural Surgeon to Nz'-ufl'01'lc Eye aml Ear I7Zfl47'7lZI17'V, anal Surgeon to Sa1'ntBartlzolernew'.v Cllrzzlr ADOLP1-1 NIEYER, NLD., LL.D., Profexxor OfCll.71l-F611 Medz't'z'ne, Deparhnent of Pxyfhopathology' Dirertor of the Patlzologrral lnstifuie of tlze New forlz State Horpzltalr, W'aral'.f fslana' CHARLES LANGDON GIBSON, l-XB., NLD., Profexsor of Clinifal Surgery, Surgeon to Saint Lulze'.f anzl Clly HoJpz'talr, Menzlzre zle l'f1J.vocz'atz'on Franrazixe rle Clzziruegze AR., Harvard, 1826, MD., 1289. A K K. IVIN SICKELS, NLS., NLD., ffxrziftant Professor of Clzemistry and Plzyfirs MS., College ofthe City of New York, 1874, NLD., University of New York, 1883. 'THOMAS WOOD HASTINGS, A.B., NLD., Proferror of Clzinifal Pathology, Afszistant Vziniting Plzyrirzian to Bellevue .Hofpital AB., Johns Hopkins, 1894, lW.D., 1898. KD K ll . 33 ROBERT ANTHONY HATCHER, Pl'I.G., NLD., Professor of Pharmacology and Zklateria Ilfeziica JOHN AUGUSTUS HARTWELL, Pb.B., NLD., Assistant Professor of Physiology ana' Surgeon to Belfefuue and the Lincoln I-fospital, Assistant Surgeon to Presbyterian Pfospitaf Pl1.B., Yale, 1889, M.D., Columbia, 1892. 611 A .ff OTTO HENRY SCI-IULTZE, A.B., NLD., Assistant Professor of Pathologicaf ffnatonzy, Presi- dent Pathological Society, New fork A.B., College ofthe City of New York, 1886, NLD., Columbia, 1889. J K E, fl K K. JEREMIAI-I SWEETSER FERGUSON, NLS., NLD., Assistant Professor of Hzlstolog-yi B.S., University of Maine, 1889, M.S., 1892, M.D., New York University, 1892. W A f. WILLIAM JAMES ELSER, NLD., Assistant Professor of Bacterioiogy NLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1895. Q A f. JAMES C. JOHNSTON, A.B., M.D,, Assistant Professor of C1inicalSurgery, Department of Dri- matofogy, and Instructor in Pathology 1-LB., Johns Hopkins, 1890, lW.D., New York University 1892, A K K, B 0 ff. CHARLES NICOLL BANCKER CAMAC, A.B., NLD., Lecturer on 1Vfea'icine, Instructor in illcdiciiie and Physical Diagnosis, Physician to the City .Hospital AB., University of Pennsylvania, 1892, M.D., 1895. J T, 0 A f. JOSEPH FRAENKEL, NLD., Lecturer on Neurofog'5v and Cfinical Instructor in Diseases of the Nerfuous System NLD., Imperial Royal University of Vienna, 1889. N .Y N. , EDWARD LouGHBoRo KEYES, A.B., M.D., Lecturer on Surgery MAX GUSTAV SCHLAPP, lW.D., Lecturer on Pathology and Instructor in Hzistofoghyi and Path- ology of the Nervous System, Physician to the City zflmhouse NLD., Berlin, 1897 fsumma cum faudey. A K K. BENJAMIN rl-KROWBRIDGE FFILTON, A.B., NLD., Instructor in Surgery, Surgeon to the Lincofn Hospiital AB., Harvard, 1890, NLD., Freiburg, 1893. Q A E. JOHN MCGAW WOODBURY, A.B., NLD., NLR.C.S., Lecturer on Munziczipal Sanitation AB., 1879j'A.M., Princeton, 1880, NLD., Bellevue Hospital Medical College, 1881, NLR.C.S., London, 1883. LOUIS WARNER RIGGS, A.NL, Ph.D., Instructor in Chemistry anti Physics A.M., University of Maine, 1885, Pb.B., Illinois Wesleyan, 1887, Pl1.D., 1894. K li, NSN. ISRAEL STRAUSS, M.D., Instructor in Embryology AB., Brown, 1894, M.D., Columbia, 1898, A. M., 1898. Ag. 34 CHARLES Qil-IORGE LEWIS XYOLF, rX.B., CAI., NLD., fnftrrzftor in Pflyrzlofogliraf Cf1cfmz'.rtry B..-X., lQ11ive1'si1y of Nluiiimlau, ISQOQ NLD., 189.15 CM., McGill University, 1896. HAROLD C. BAILEY, Xi.D., fn.ft1'urtu1' L71 Pf1f1r11111vofn'g1' THEODORE li. BARRINGER, :X.i5., Ai.D., fn5t1'u1'Im' in .Ur1l1'1'1'11r and Cflinilraf Alfrfllrzina f SILAS P. B151-ZIIE, DS., l,l1.D., Rr1'n11'ff1 .'l.v.f1'1'tf111l in lf.xf2m'1'1111'r1t11f Pntfiofogy CARI, Goolnww l3L'111m1c1c, NLD., .-1'fy1'.vr,mr 1.11 .'l11f1mn1-1' XVATER5 1:11-II.D BURROIYS, :X.ii., NLD., .'l.v.f1'1'Iru1t 1,11 KIIIIIYOIIIIV JOHN XYl1.Ll.-RMS foli, l'l1.ii., NLD., .'f.f.fIi,fflIlIf 1.11 Cl1i111Arf1f Puilznloghy l'I1.B., Yule, IS9,gg NLD., Johns Hopkins, 1898. ARCHIBALD if. CHACE, .'X.i3., XID., f11.vl1'111i1or I-ll .ilflffflill Jilftlifll ROBERT A. COOKE, NLD., .'ff.f1'xtf1r1t in Pfl-Iwliofogvx' J. if. COWAN, Ali., . f.vf1'fh1r1l in Plz-vsfnloghx' JOHN FRANCIS CONNERS, NLD., Drn1or1.rt1'nto1' of .A-Inutonzy, Surgmn to tht' City flfrrzfhouse. rl K K. HUGHIES IJAYTON, l7Y.ffI'lll'f0l' 1.11 JJIIAYXI-fill DI-lIg7l0II'Y GEORGE EUGENE IDODGE, B.S., NLD., 1n5trzu'tor in OPL'I'fIll.'UC' Surgery, Cfzinfcaf Inxtructor 1.71 Sufgffj' B.S., University of Tennessee, 1893, M. D., Nat. University ofVirgini:1, 1896. KD A f. VVILLIAM AUGUSTUS DOWNES, NLD., Inxtruftor I-71 Opfratzifue Surgery and Dmnonxtrator of Anatomy M.D., Columbia, 1895. WALTER A. DUNCKEL, M.D., Instructor in Cfziniraf Mtfdzifzine SEWARD ERDMAN, M.D., Demorutrator of Anatomy I CHARLES E. FARR, iW.D., Axxziftant in Anatomy JAMES BELDEN GERE, M.D., Afrzixtant in the Pathology and Plixtofogy of the Nerfvoux Syxtem J. PRESCOTI' GRANT, M.D., Inftruftor in Operatifue Surgery and Cfzinzical Pathology i GEORGE DEMPSTER HAMLEN, A.M., M.D., Inxtrurtor in Olzxtetricr A.B., Wesleyan, 1888, A.M., ISQIQ M.D., New York University, 1890. 0 A 2. 35 h JAMES MOIKLEY-HITZR01', A.B., NLD., Instructor in Surgery BERT RAYMOND HOOBLER, A.NL, Nl.D., A.vfz':tant in Cllilll-FU! Pathology JAMES RAMSEY HUNT, NLD., lmrrur-for in Neurology NLD., University of Pennsylvania, I893. 0 A f. FRANK NL HUNTOON, NLD., A.v.vz':tar1t zln Bacteriology LEOPOLD JACHES, NLD., Irzftructor in lWz'eroplzofograplzy WILLIAM JONES, NLD., Inftrurtor in lVfaterz'a Mfdifd FREDERICK LOVE KEAYS, A.B., NLD., lnxtruetor in Pl1yrz'falDz'agno.r1.f BURTON JAMES LEE, PlI.B., NLD., Demonrtrator 0f1q7'1IlfO771-V Pl1.B., Yale, 1894, NLD., Columbia, I898. KD A E. HENRY THOMAS ,LEE, NLD., Arriftant zirz Pathology NLD., College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, 1898. SAMUEL NTILBANK, NLD., Inrtrurlor in Tlzerapeuties ALBERTUS E. ADAIR NIOORE, NLD., Im-truetor in Obrtetrirs 07 A I. ln . . l THOMAS A. NEAL, NLD., Arrzrtant zn Graf: Pathology 'TJ WALTER LINDSAY NILES, NLD., lnrtruftor in llflezlzrzhe nml Pliyxieal Dziagnoszx 40 A 2. , NATHANIEL R. NORTON, NLD., lmtruetor zin Medz'rz'ne CD A f. JOHN JOSEPH NUTT, NLD., Demonxtrator of Anatomv, Clinical lnxtruftor in Ortlzopeclic Surgery Q A 21. E. OSTERBEIKG, Arrirtant in Clzemistry FREDERICK NL PAUL, lVLD., Demonrtrator of Anatomy ALFRED RAHE, Afszistant in Experimental Pathology JOHN ROGERS, A.B., Ph.B.,NLD., Inrtrurtor in Clinziral Surgery, Surgeon to Goufverneur and Saint Franczlx Ho5p1'tal:, Seeretary to the Med1'eal College in New fork City AB., Yale, 1887, Pl1.B., 1883, NLD., Columbia, I8QI. 0 A 2. 36 JOHN H. RICHARDS, NLD., .flsszisfnnt In Cllnzirnl Pathology PHILIP SHAFFIER, A.l3., l'lI.D., fnsfruflor in lS.X'l7I'l'l-7116111111 Putlzology NIONTGOMFRY HUNT SIC.-XRD, l5.S., NLD., lnstrucfor in Pl1ysz'rolD1'eIgrzos1s l3.S., Princeton, 180-l-SNl.D.,COluII1l1lII, 1898 NY1I.L1,xxI l'lLl2TCl-HER STONE, l'l1.l3., NLD., Instr-ueffr 1411 onzl Demonstrator of Anatomy. l,l1.B., New York L'nivcrsity, l8873 NLD., ISQO. IP fl ll. DOUGLAS SYMMERS, NLD., .'1J'.Yl'.I'l!IIIf in Pathology CHARLES R. STOCK.-KRD, l'lI.D., lnslrurfor In Conzporotziw illorplzology ISWING SLAYLOR, NLD., lnslrueror in l'I1's!ologv -lOl-IN CUTLER VTORREY, .-Lil., l'l1.l3., NLD., lfcllo-ui in E.X'PL'I'l-ll1ill1lHl Pathology GEORGE CSR.-XY XV.-xRD, NLD., Instructor ln Gvnefology BLD., Long Island College Hospital, 1891. NIORTIMER NVARREN, A.l3., NLD., lust 1-11l' for in Cliuirol Pathology RICHARD NVEIL, NLD., Dt ffzz onsr 1-f1 for in Expt' :-z'r1z ental Pathology JOSEPH NVHEELWRIGHT, A.B., NLD., Assist fzfz t in Physiology HORATIO B. NVILLIAMS, NLD., flssistezrzt in Physiology ARTHUR S. ARMSTRONG, A.B., M.D., Clzinziral lnsrruetor in Surgery CHARLES CLIFFORD BARROWS, A.M., NLD., Clinical lnstrurtor zirz Surgery, Department fo Gyneeologyg Assistant Gyneeologist to Bellevue Hospital A.NL, University of Virginia, 1876, NLD., 1879, New York University, 1880. Z W. LEROY BROUN, NLD., Clinieal lnstrurtor z'rz Surgery, Department of Gyneeology JOHN HERBERT CLAIBORNE, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ophthal- mology FRANCIS CRUGER EDGERTON, NLD., Clzvnzirnl lnstructor in Surgery, Department of Diseases of the Genito-Urinary System NLD., Columbia, 1898. W ln, 0 fl 2. P. HENRY FITZHUGH, NLD., Clzinzicezl Instructor in Surgery, Department of Ortlzopezlzie Surgery ALBERT C. GEYSER, NLD., Clinical Instructor in Rarlziograplzy and Raelziotlzerapy 37 4 ISIDORE LEON HILL, A.B., lVl.D., Clzinteal lnstrurtor zin Olzstetrzirs N 2 N. AUGUST HOCH, lVl.D., Clinical Instructor in Medziezine, Department of Psyelzopatlzology FRANCIS R. HOLBROOK, M.D., Clinical lnstrurtor in Surgery ARCHIBALD EZEKIEL ISAACS, lW.D., Clinzieal lnstrurtor in Surgery lVl.D., New York University, 1886. GEORGE H. KIRBY, lVl.D., Clznzral fnstruttor zin lllealzirzine, Department of Psychopathology GEORGE BIRMINGHAM lVlCAULIFFE, A.B., NLD., Clinical Instructor in Surgery, Department of Otology A K K. LESLIE lVlEACHAM, lVl.D., Clzinzical fnstruetor in lllerlzicine, Department of Diseases of tlze Nervous System JAMES EDWARD NEWCOMB, A.B., lVl.D., Clzinziral lnstrurtor in Surgery, Department of Laryn- gology anal Rlzzinology, Consulting Laryngologzist to Roosevelt Hospzital A.B., Yale, 1880, lVl.D., Columbia, 1883. ROBERT GRIGG REESE, Pl1.G., lVl.D., Clinziral Instruetor in Surgery, Department of Oplztlzal- mology, zfssistant Surgeon to Nefiu fork Eye and Ear Infirmary, Oplitlzalmzie Surgeon to tlze Worklzouse and .llmslvouse Hospzitals Pl1.G., Maryland College of Pharmacy, 1887, lVl.D., New York University, 1891. QD A f. HANS SCHWARTZ, lVl.D., Clinical Instrurtor zin Surgery, Department of Dermatology fl GUSTAVE SEELIGMANN, M.D., Clzinziral Instructor in Obstetrziesqi- WILLIAM SHANNON, A.B., lVl.D., Clzinzieal lnstrurtor in lll6'flZACl'71E, Department of Diseases of Children ' AB., New York University, 1885, M.D., 1889. QD A 2. WILLIAM D. TYRRELL, lVl.D., Clzinziral Instructor in Medziezine, Department of Pealziatrzies HARRY MORTIMER ARCHER, lVl.D., Clinical .ffssistant in Surgery FRANKLIN THOMAS BURKE, M.D., Clzinzieal ffsszistant in Surgery, Department of Laryngology ana' Rhinology EARLE CONNER, lVl.D., Clzinzieal Assistant in Surgery, Department of Otology ROBERT MORRIS DALEY, M.D., Clinical Assistant in Medziczine, Department of Diseases of the Nerfuous System M.D., Columbia, 1896. 38 SAMUEL AIORLIEY IQVANS, NLD., Cl1'111'1'f1l .-4J.fI'.ffllIIf ln 1Wf'1l1'f1'111t, 1JL'fJ!lI'f7llf'llZ' of Dzlseaxex of Cl: 1'l1l1-en EDNVARD LL-XND, NLD., f:ll4V1I.1'IIl . lI.Yl..Y!l1Ill 1.11 1lfu1l1'1'z'1zr, IJCf7lII'fI71l'7lf of DZIICHIFI of Clztltlren GEORGE XV. KUN7., XLD., Cli111'1'r1l .'l,f,fIA.ffrIllf 1,11 SIl!'gI'l V, Depnrtnzerzt of Otology :5I.IiX.-XNDER S. LI2VIER'l'Y, NLD., Cl1'111'1'11l .'IJ'II.J'f!1Ilf in Al1'tll'1'I.I11', Deprzrtnzent of Dlxeaxe: of lllr .V1'ri'f111.r S I'.fI1't11 CHARLES AMBRUSIQ MACK, fX.B., KLD., fll14111Afr1l .'I.S'XI-.ffflflf In l1'll'l1II'l'l'77l', Dffnrtrhzzfnt of Lt17'.J!71' golngj' rlml lelllhlllllflxfvv, S111'g1'o1I Ivan' nml Tlllfflllf D1'pm't1111't1t, Bvlltwzle HOIPIvflII. NLD., SJ'I'llL'llSL', 13110. .V Q' lf. XV.-XI.'I'ER C. N'ION'I'GUMl2RY, XLD., C,.'l1'111'1'nl .'l.f.YlA.Yf1IIIf IIII Szzrgfrv, Deparrnrfnf of Lt1r'y11gology mul Rlzlrmlngv NATHAN S. ROHER'l'S, NLD., Clllrtfrfzl .'l.v51'.vI1111f 1-11 S111'g1'1'-V, IDt'fJGl'fI7ll'Hf of Ofology FRANK JY. R0lIl2R'l'SON, NLD., Cl1'1I14rr1l ,'lJ'Il'.ffIlllf I-Il ,'Unl11'1'11r, Depmftvzvrzt ofD1'.f1'ez.veJ of tlze ANYl'I i.'0llI S-vI'f1'111 PERRY SCHOONNI.-XKER, NLD., Cl1'111Arnl 14.f:l.vfm1t I.I1 SllI'gl'I',V, Department ofLf11'J'ngology ana' Rlzlnolog-v 'IDOYOHIKO 'IiAK.-XMI, NLD., C'l1'1I1'r11l .'I.f.VI'.VfII!1f IDII Sztrgfry, Depa1'tmf'nt of Dzhxmxex of the Genita- U1'l1111r'J' SAVSIHII VICTOR CURSE 'LI-IORXE, l'l1.B,, NLD., Cl1'111'1'al flxslxtzztzf llll S1u'gvt-y, Defmrftnent oftlte Genttox- lJI'!,HI1l V SJ'.ff1'IIl Chiefs of Dispensary Staff FREDERICK L. KEAX'S, NLD., Department oflVfe1l1Ae1'111' GEORGE D. LIAMLEN, MD., Department ofGyt1e1'ology FRANCIS C. EDGERTON, NLD., Department of Genito-Urinary D1'.vea.fes J. RAMSAY HUNT. M.D., Department of Neurology J. PRESCOTT GRANT, MD., Department of Surgery AUGUST HOCH, M.D., Department of Psyelzopatlzology JAMES C. JOHNSTON, M.D., Department of Dermatology GEORGE B. MCAULIFFE, MD., Department of Otology JAMES E. NEWCOMB, NLD., Department of Laryngologv J. THORN WILSON, Managing Clerlz of the College JESSIE P. ANDRESEN, Assistant S etre tary and Stenographer to the Mealieal College WALTER R. SHEPARD, Bookkeeper ' 39 Faculty in Ithaca ABRAM TUCKER KERR, BS., BLD., Sfrrrtary of the Cottage at Ittzam BURT GREEN VVILDER, B.8., Profersor of NFMIAOt0gJ', Vcrtebratf Zoatagy, amt Pttyrtotogy B.S.C5M7HI7ZU rum taualej, Lawrence Scientific School, Harvard, 18625 NLD., Harvard, 1866. EDWARD LEAMINGTON N1cHoLs, B.S., Ph.D., Pr-ofersor of Plwsirs HS., Cornell, 1875, Pl1.D.,G6ttingen, 1879. J li, fl E. SIMON HENRY GAGE, HS., Profefsar of Hl.IfOtOg-Xl amt Embryotogy A B.S., Cornell, 1877. Lt I , Q 2' Q. VERANUS ALVA MOORE, B.S., NLD., Profexror of C'OI7ZPf17'L1l'Z4 Ub' and Vl'fc'fZA7'lI11'.V Pattzotogy amt Bacteriology, Director of State Veterinary Cottage B.S., Cornell, 1887, NLD., Columbian University, 1890. di f K, B7 lj 37, ll E. LOUIS MUNROE DENNIS, Pl1.B., HS., Professor of tnarganzir CtZl'fIZZ-Sffl' Pl1.B., University of Michigan, 1885, HS., 1886. T' I . 'XVILLIAM RIDGELY QRNDORFF, AB., Pl1.D., Proffssor of Organzir Ctzemirtry AB., Johns Hopkins, 1884, Pl1.D., 1887. N .Y N. ERNEST! GEORGE NIERRITT, NLE., Profexxor of Ptzyfzifx ffl NLE., Cornell, 1886. 0 K gf, .S E. ABRAM TUCKER KERR, BS., NLD., Profexror of Anatomy, Sfcretary of Itze Jltteitzrat Cottage at Ithaca BS., Cornell, 1895, NLD., University of Buffalo, 1897. B 0 ft, NL .f' NV, .Y Q. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, Profmxvor of Anatomy D.Sc., Dv.NL, Cornell. Q .S K, E E. BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Pl1.D., NLD., A'.v.vz'Jtant Profrrror ofPt1yx1'otogy. A.B.,F.A.A.A.S., Buchtel College, 1893, NLS., Cornell, 1894, Pln.D., 1895. Q J 0, N .28 N, 2 E. SUTHERLAND SIMPSON, NLD., D.Sc., Profexror of Ptzvrtotogy, Eatintzurgti, Scottamt GEORGE SYLVANUS NIOLER, A.B., B.M.E., ftxxzixiant Proferror of Ptzvftrs BNLE., Cornell, 1875, AB., Hedding College, 1882. 21 E. . 40 EMILE NlONNIN CH,-'nl0'F, l3.S., lll1.D., .'I.Y.V!-.ffllllf l,l'f1fl'.f.Y0f ofllf1'1'ro-rlzfnzfm! and Sanffury nmf To.x'1'1'of0g1'1'nf f.'l11'n11'.vll'v , X. .. l3.S., Cornell, 181,15 l'l1.D., lolvjf. .. :. jo11N S.1xN1f1m11D Sllli.-XRHR, l3.S., l'l1.D., :I:1'1'.1nml l'1-ofrsxfw ofPf1,v.f1i1'J l B.S., Cornell, 189-gg ll1.D., 1901. 1' E. 'IQARNEST Bl..-xKIiR, HS., l'li.D., .'lx51'.fl1u1! P1'nf1':.1'1n' of Pl1.v.v1'1-J B.S., linivursiry ol' Kansas, 1893, l,l1.D., Cornell, 1901. I E, B 0 lf. HUGH lj.-XNIEI.. lililill, BS., l'li.D., .15.fli5hn1f Pr0f.'.f.mr of 1fl'l'fA'!ll'flfl' Zoology BS., Cornell, 13993 l'l1.D., Cornell, 1903. Member ol'Americz1n Medical Association, Xlcclicnl Society Stare ol' New York. I E, I' fl, ARTHUR XYESLEY l5ROWN1i, NLS., l'l1.D., .ffxfixlfzrii 1jl'flfi'.l',l'0l' of 1110133111111 and ffnafhvfzirzlf Cf11'm1'.vlr-v B.S., Weslcy:1n, l1jOOg NLS., 1901, l'l1.D., Cornell, 1903. .fl .1 10, 10213 Kff E. ANDREW l'lUN'l'liR, Xl.:X., HSC., Xl.l3., Cl1.l3., ,'I.f.fl'.ffl1IIf Profrxror Ofgl-Ot'l11'7I7I.5f7'.V SAMUEL HOWARD lgL'RNE'I'l', 1-XB., NIS., D.V.M., ,1'.rJ1':m11t Profefsor of C'O7l'lPll7'lIfl4fUF Pa- fliologv NLA., Cornell, 1896, D.V.Al., 1902. .'xCZlCl'l I' E. EUGENE BAKER, l5.S., Nl.D., .1'Ix.fi.1'!1111r Proffzfmr of Ollfffffl-C5 and Prartzire of fllrzfzirzine HS., Cornell, Nl.D., University ofMiel1igan. MARTIN BUEL rliINKER, B.S., NLD., .flxxfrlant Prof1'.r.ror of Surgm'-y B.S., Harvard, BLD., .lellierson Medical College and University of Berlin. N f ff, X. ,- THOMAS G. IDELBRIDGE, A.l3., Pl1.D., 1n.vtrufior in Chmzziftry A.B., Union, 1903. K 11,1013 K, .Y E. RALPH CUTHBERT SNOWDON, A.B., Inm-ufior in Cllfmlifff-Y A.B., 1898, A.M., 1906, Cornell. I E. MELVIN DRESBACH, NLS., lVl.D., In.rtrufz'or in Plzysziofogy M.S., Ohio State, NLD., Ohio Medical University. .fl 5, N' .S IV. JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY, A.lVl., M.D., Inxtrurfor in zfnatomy A N .fl N. WESLEY MANNING BALDWIN, Insirurtor in Anatomy E E, F A, N .S N. 41 XVALTER TAYLOR, lD.V.M., lnxtrurtor in Corrzparatifue Pathology anal Bacteriology J. PARSONS SCHAEFFER, A.B., M.D., lnxtructor in MFdIZ.fHl Anatomy BE., NLE., Keystone Normal, G.Ernb., United States College of Embalmingg M.D., University of Pennsylvania. A. A., S2 2 CD, .S E. VVILLIAM A. HILTON, Pl1.D., Instructor in Plzixtology and .Embryology HARRY W. REDFIELD, AB., Instructor In Cltenzlxtry ALBERT HAZEN WRIGHT, A.B., A.M., Pl1,D., AIX!-Ifflflf in Neurology and Vertebrate Zoology Y? ..i.. -lol-IN ALEXANDER BLACK, AB., flrxzktant in Chemistry FLOYD ROBBIN VVRIGHT, A.B., lVl.D., fIr.fz'.ftant in fifzirtology and Embryology and zY.v:z'.vtant Dcrnor1.ftrator of Anatom v BENONI AUSTIN PLACE, A.B., Asfistfznt in I-Iiftology amz' Embryology THOMAS VV. B. WELSH, AB., Affzirtant in Cl7FmllIll'V EDVVIN F. RATHJEN, ASI!-ITIIUT in C!167Hl-Ill'-XV DAVID S. PRATT, ffxrzixtzlnt in Clzemzlxtry WILLIAM H. BOYNTON, D.V.M., ffxxzixtant in C'0l7Z,DIII'II1'lA'lJ? Batterziology and Pathology HENRY RICHARD MII,LER, Assixmnt in Neurologv C. H. WATERS, A.B., xffxzistant zirz Hixtologyi ana' Embryology NIICHAEL ANDREW LANE, B.S., flyxzlstnnt lin Hzlftologyi anal Embryology ROBERT D. SCHROCK, A.B., lnftruftor in Plzysziology aml Plzarmarology A.B.,Wabasl1 College, '05, cb J 0, N I N, llllllllluiiwi iiiiii I .,.-uillll A lllmvk , I rx I I nxqlrllh. lr iimmg liilli 42 , . 4.1, . '3 Q I 15,3 L,,u :x vi' 3 .L THE NY STATE 1 Q3 ,K COLLEGE li - Hug . fu U ' 'X If' 4, lg 1,1 'ff s 1. . , , ' -'. ,L -, . AJ h 9 -L1..1'!,Qg,J,:s . V: , l i I 5 -. 'T3Y 'l f '7':' '- P 'f ' 'AM' 5' 'F'- - . ' fp .ll ' - - 1. 1 gl f-3:A:-ffx H . -I . 'nf ' N '- ' ' ' T i ' -A 1 2' -971' '. 1' '-4-. ' ' ..-. . r f H1 V' ' ai. Ki., 'Lt K -K ,A .-...S-gf' 'Q -'- 2 1 1 412 mf:- . ' iff' 4 5' Q 7igi:7,.' ' ' - ff:2 ,', -if ', 3 'I' I 'i In -fit.: ' ' R-Alfa: JU- lf.: b f ffzhi 'Y 4' ' I ' Li L-.alt wg In Y 1 - x: f,. , +.,, -- , H. - --1 'gl ' QA ' .- 1 'v- N ,. I .-.-.. A4 Jew- I - Faculty VERANUS .-XIX.-x AIOORE, BS., NLD., D1'z'1,'rfo1' of tln' Stuff 1 I'tf1'1'r1z1z'.v Coflfgf and Professor of Conzpurnriiir' mul I 'A'fz'I'l-IZIII'-X' Puilzolog-v nmf Burtrrziofog-v, urirl of flfent lrzxpertioiz BS., Cornell, 1887, NLD., Columbian University, ISQO. W li K, N li N, .Y E. JAMES LAW, If.R.C.V.S., Pr0f1'1.mr Of1Jl'l'!lfIiPl4'J and Prrzrtzlfz' of lfBl't 7'I.f1I1l'y flfIe1fz'r1'11e, E1nerifu.f SIMON HENRY GAGE, l3.S., Professor of lW1'rro5rop'v, H!-If0I0g.Xl and Emln'-vology BS., Cornell, 1877. .1 T, Q I' df, Emeritus. VVALTER LONG WILLIAMS, V.S., Profafxor of Pr1'nrz'plv.v and Pffltfflifl' of Veterinary Surgery, Obrtetrirr, Zofiterhny, and i71H'lA5P7'llZ1El'If'f V.S., Montreal Veterinary College, 1879. .S E. PIERRE AUGUSTINE FISH, D.SC., D.V.Nl., Profesxor of Veterinary Plzyxziology and Pharma- cology and Therfzpeutzicr and Secretary of thy Faculty B.S., Cornell, 1890, D.Sc., 1894, D.V.M., 1899. Z E. GRANT SHERMAN HOPKINS, DSC., D.V.M., Profesror of Veierinary Anatomy and Anatomifaf Method: B.S., Cornell, 1889, D.Sc., 1893, D.V.M., 1900. cb Z K, I 5. ' DENNIE HAMMOND UDALL, B.S.A., D.V.Nl., Arting Profefxor of Vetcfrzirzary Medz'c1'ne, Sanz'- tary Sczicnre ana' Pararz'tz'.vm 43 SAMUEL HOWARD BURNETT, A.B., M.S., D.V.M., Arrzlftant Prof exror ofCon1paratz'fue Pathology AB., Cornell, 18925 M.S., 1896, D.V.M., 1902. I E. WALTER JENNINGS TAYLOR, D.V.M., Inxtruftor in Barteriology H JAMES NATHAN FROST, D.V.M., Inxtruftor in Cliniml Surgery WILLIAM HUTCHENS BOYNTON, D.V.M.,Assz'.ft1mt in Bdffffl-OI0gXV HOWARD WELSH, A.B., B.S.A., Arxistant zn Veterinary Physzhofogy, M'c1ter1'z1 MFd1'L'd and Ca- nine Clinir EARL SUNDERVILLE, D.V.M., Axxfftafzi zln Veterznnry ,ffnatomy IRA BUCHANAN, Demonxtrator in Anaiomy CHARLES MILLER, Dcmonrtrator in Anatomy FRANK EDWIN IVICCLELLAND, Denzonxtrator in Phyxfology, Materzhzz Alezfzhcn and Canine Cfznzlc FRANK SIDNEY WOOD, Demon.vtrator in Mllfffltd M6I11.fH and Canz'nelC!1'nif HENRY HIRAM WING, NLS., Profexfor of Animal Hufbancfr-v LOUIS NTUNROE DENNIS, Ph.B., BS., Profcfxor OfI1'lO7'g!'17'lZ-L' ClZFT7Zl'IfT-5' BENJIAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY, Ph.D., NLD., Profexfor of lwirrorfop-V, Hz'xtofog5' and Ern- bryology .ky ARTHUR WESLEY BROWNE, M.S., Ph.D., Asrzlxfant Pfofrffof' 1-TZ Cflcrnzlsiry ...n11IlWIll Wwgw - In 5 www --.tmms mmulun w as .IIHIIIIIIIHXI III QII W 44- COLLEGE Ecrvkliz CLARENCE AUl3L'S'l'lNli NIAIATIN, lDl'!'z':'fUV of :ln Cfnfli-gr of.-l'Vi'f11'fm'f1u'r A.I.,-X., ID l' J. If.,-X.I..'X. Faculty THE REVEREND CHARLES BABCOCK, AAI., Profrxror of ff1'ff1ifz'fIm'1', EIIlfl'l.fll5 A.B., Union Collcgc, I8+7g A.M., 1850. T' If H.M.A.I.A., H.C.M.R.I.B.A. JEAN HEBRARD, A.D.G., lJI'0f-f.f.V0l' of Jfrrf1ifvff11r1', in rlznrgz' of Dffligll OLAP IWARTINLJS BRAUNER, fIJ'.YIb.Vf!l71f IJ?'Ofl'.YIO7' of Drawing and Puzinliizg ALBERT CHARLES PHELPS, BS., Ni.Arcl1., ffxfziftzznt Profcxxor of14rff1z'tefz'urf, Sefretary o the Facufty of flrrfzitrcture B.S., University of Illinois, 1894.5 M. Arch., Igosgg A.I.A. T B H. HIRAM SAMUEL GUTSELL, HP., A.M., fnftrurtor in Freehand Dra-wing and Modefz'ng GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN, NLE., Irzxtruftor in Freehand Drawing ROBERT E. BACKUS, Instructor in 14TElI14fl'LAl'll7'6' +5 rg.-E 2725. A-L ,,, .J mf- , A ., , ian 1 far' A XJ gf. , .. 'f-A,-Q-i ewg, 51 3' 3 E8 7 2 , Y I I1 I t A I t -A '-Wt - 'eA 'A'-- - ' ..:::::1T.-.1.1::4:::':...., .- ' . f A 1 A ' A I f .- . 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Dirfrtor of thx' College ofAgr1'rulturr', Dean of the Faculty, and Profesror of Rural Economy B.S., Michigan Agricultural College, 1882, M.S., 1885. 0 .1 fl. ' ISAAC ROBERTS, M.Agr., Professor of Agrrrulture, Enreritus M.Agr., State Agricultural College, Iowa, 1878. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK, BS., Profersor of Entomology and General Invertebrate Zoology BS., Cornell,'1874. A I , .Z E. HENRY HIRAM WING, M.S., Profettor ofAn1'mal HuJl1andr',v B.Agr., Cornell, 18815 M.S. in Agr., 1891. .5 E. JOHN CRAIG, M.S., Profetror of Plorticulturf BS., Iowa State College, 1898, M.S.A., Cornell, 18979, l7.R.H.S., F.A.A.A.S. THOMAS LYTTLETON IJYON, Ph.D., Profftxor of Experimental Agronomy HERBERT WEBBER, M.A., Pli.D., Profertor ofExjJer1in'1ental Plant Biology Pk JOHN LEMUEL STONE, B. Agr., Profcrror of Farm Practzire B. Agr., Cornell, 1874. JAMES EDWARD RICE, B.S. in Agr., Profertor of Poultry HUIbHHdTj' B.S. in Agr., Cornell, ISQO. Z' E,A Z. Secretary-Treasurer, International Associa- tion of Instruction and Investigation. BENJAMIN MINGE DUGGAR, M.S., Pl1.D., Profexror of Plant Physiology K A fSouthernj. fr MARK VERNON SLINGERLAND, B.S. in Agr., Arrzirtant Proferxor of Economic Entomology. BS. in Agr., Cornell, 1892. Member of Association of Economics, Entomologists, and of Entomological Society of Washington. F.A.A.A.S., .S E, F A, A Z. Deceased 46 GEORGE xvAL'l'I2ll L'AvAN.wc:ii, ILS., :lssismnl P1-rifwssor of Cliumisfruv in its Rflnfions 'wzitlz .'lg7'lvl'1llfllfl' l3.S., Cornell, ISQO. filiilliflli NIIZMAN lnxuxmx, l3.S.:X., fnslruftrn' 111 Rum! lirmmmv 7 l5.S..-X., Lornvll, Ibljf. AI.EXANDliR DYER xlACfilI.l,lYIl.-XY, lll1.ll., l3l1.l3., .'l.V.S'Iij'fIl!1f Professor of Entoniofogy ana' lll'Ul'l'ft'lH'Ilft' Zflitlflg l' 0 l,l1.li., Cornull, IQOO. fl pf. Vl'I1.I.lABl Al.Ul5IL'l' RILIQY, ILS., I'l1.lD., . ls-sismnr l'mj1-ssnr of linmnmlogy KS., Dc lluuw, Iliqjg l'li.lJ., form-ll, IQO-Q. St-vrctziry to rlic Faculty of College of Agri- culrurc. l'lERIIER'I' l'lICI-Z XYIIIQTZEI., :X.ll., .'l.f.I'IiXfzlHf l rofi'ssor of Plant Ijllfllfllflgy' All., ID If K, W J H, fl A. li fi. ELMER U. l IPI'lN, ll.S. in Agr., .'l.I'J'Ii.ffrl!If P1'ufrssor of .'1gl'0IlUllI.V 'T.L'IiflI Rrferenfe to Sorts. .1' Z. CiEORGlZ lfuiimiuicx Wfxuiuax, l'I1.IJ., plssisnmr Pmffssor of Farm Crops, B.Sc. University Ncbrziskzng Nl.S..-X., form-llg l'li.lJ. Cornell, I' xl 1' E. XVILLIAM ALONZU S'l'oCKlNr:, JR.. NLS. in Agr., . IJ'.fliJ'lllIIf Professor of Dufrv Bnrteriiologv amf ,'1!'fI-Hg l'Ir1nf nfDrfml'f1m'r1I of Dairy Imlustrv 'IAMES GEORGE NI2lEIJ!l.AN!, l,l1.lJ., Assistfzril Professor of Liinznofog v LOWELI. BYRNS UDSON, rX.l5., l3.S. Xlifliffflllf Pro .r'.l'50I' oi Hf1I'fl'fIllfllI'l' Y J T J. i CHARLES SCOON XYILSON, I-X.ll., MS. in Agr., ,flssisrarzl Professor of Pomofog-v NIERRITT XVESLEY l'lARPIZR, RLS., ,flssismnt Professor of flninml Husbandry B.Sc., Ohio State, iqoxg NLS., Illinois, IQO2. BRYANT FLEMING, l5.S..rX., .'lIJ'iJ'fIlI1f Professor of Rural Art. .I W. XVILLIAM C. BAKER, l3.S.A., Assistant Professor OflJ7'H'Z,UI.T1g CHARLES HENRY TUCK, Asszislunt Professor of Extension Tearfzzlng. Suprrfuzisor Farmers' Reading Course AB., Cornell, J If CHARLES ALBERT PUBLOW, NLD., Assistant Professor ofDa1'ry Industry JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL, Pl1.D., Assistant Professor of Soil Infuestigatzion Ph.D., Cornell, BS., 1895, IQOO North Carolina College. F Ag .S ::. ., PAUL VVHITE, A.l3., lVl.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Farm Crops CLARENCE A. ROGERS, lVl.S. in Agr., Assistant Professor of Poultry HUJIIIIHIJ7'-V AZ. HOWARD W. M. RILEY, M.E., Instructor zin Farm Mefhanzirs CYRUS RICHARD CROSBY, A.B., Assistant Entomologzst in the Experiment Station CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK, B.S., Assistant Agronomist zin the Experiment Station B.S., University of Vermont, M.S.A., Cornell. .S 5, 2 IV. HAROLD ELLIS Ross, B.S.A., Assistant in Dairy Industry ' CHARLES CLEVELAND HEDGES, B.A., Assistant in Agrzirultural Chemistry LEWIS KNUDSON, B.S., in Agr., Instructor in Plant Physiology 4-7 DONALD REDDICK, A.B., Aftixtant in Plant Pathology GEORGE ARTHUR CRABB, B.S.A., Instructor in Soil: EDWARD RUSSEL MINNS, BSC. in Agr., lnstrurtor in Farm Prartife and A5.vi.vtaz1tSuprr- intandent of the Collage Farmf LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR, B.S., Assistant in Horticulture K 2. A Z, .F A. GEORGE VV. TAILBY, JR., B.S.A., Sfoflzman, and fnxtruftor in zfnzxmal Hurb11t1df',3'. ll E, ff Z. ELMER SETH SAVAGE, B.S. in Agr., lnffruftor in zfnirrml HUIb0HlI1',X' JOHN WALTON SPENCER, Suparfuixor in Extan.v1'on Department ALICE GERTRUDE NICCLOSKEY, Arriftflnt Suprrfviror in Extenxion Drjizzrtmfnz' IVIARTHA VAN RENSSELAER, Superlviror Parmfrr' lfifursy Rfacling Coursf, Lefturw' Hotrze Eronorrzirx ANNA BOTSFORD COMSTOCK, B.S., Lrfturer in Nz1tu1'c Study KAO. I:-. 5 'f WILFORD M. WILSON, M.D., Lezturrr in Metcorologjv Cdetailed by 'Weather Bureau, Uniwdf States Department of Agriculturep FLORA ROSE, BS., Lecturar in Horne Economifr HUGH CHARLES TROY, B.S. in Agr., Axxzktant in Dairy Lnlaorator-v WALTER WAGER HALL, Afxixtant in Clzfere Affalzing WEBSTER EVERETT GRIFFITH, fltfimmz 1-11 Buttfr Making HARVEY LYON AYRES, Supi'rz'ntmzlerzt Dairy Meznufizrtures CHARLES HERBERT VAN AUKEN, fffsirtant in I47'll.l7Zl1l Hufbamlry ALLAN FERGUSON, flsrzlxtant in Dairy lnzluxtry gf ln, P A. NIINNIE JENKINS, BS. in A., ffrszlftcznt in Dairy B!1CfFTZlO10giv ADA E. GEORGIA, 1f.v.f1'5tant in Natztrs Stuff-y CLARA NIXON, Arxistant in Poultry Huxbflridt'-y JAMES 'CHESTER BRADLEY, AB., AJ-.vi.vtant in Entomologv MARSHALL BAXTER CUMMINGS, BS. in Agr., NLS. in Hort., Axrirtant in Plortifulfura LEONARD HASEMAN, Axxzkizznr in Entomology M. M. MCCOOL, B.S.A., Assistant in Plant Plz-ysiology MORTIER FRANKLIN BARRUS, A.l3., fffsisfanz' in Plan! Paflzolog-v QEWQ I X I 'fH1':IlrW11nzf... '31-tix MMMWW' 2 Wx:W l!l!lMiIHNi . m1lrff I II1m11.IIw'l'I I' IIIIIUMMH! ij ...... 48 -1551.2 'r sf ' o .: - K 4. 4 ,Avi 'Q df ,JJ-at-w 'i 4 fi .1-1 1'-l A. ,V -eo -1.5 F3415 ffl' i- -:ji 5 , .x Y ' I . , f--f f I ll lu Y Y V ' S-ul dl., Inf.: - 1' 1, . 9 . ibxff ,A-Y i 'ii' Y 9 ' I, '- 7, 1' f ' .- i' ' 1 3 Effff ' f-va JW 'N .. ly:- '..,-- ' -S fu ' I ' W g .'J 1.1 , - , - .., . - ,.,.. , - 7 - 7 I 1 1 e x , 2 Q, ,i X i :tx as' ,pa y .. ,,, I V A ,U ,T l X. 1 1 1 , 7 . ,,:-5, 0512- fi K' , Q. , 2 1 . . ,1 ' , 7 ,:. 'Fr-. s':..i1 7 A A -- -A H l c-- - -1 N ' W. 'X 'ff' it . 3' M, ' ,,h,f,Q , : - K' 't' i ll Sfqvfi , lfL'UENE l1il.WlN l-lASKlil.I., Lili., Dzrrftfn' of the Coffrgr of Crlilllij lfzzgzinz' IIIIQ nmf Profcfxor of !5Xf7t'!'iIII1'l1ftll l'f.vflrr111f1'rs .fl T ff. Faculty CHARLES LEE CRANDALI., C.lf., Profv.f5m' of RllIiliL'II-X' Erzglirz zrzirz C.lf., Cornell, 18725 M.C.lf., 1876. h l.A.S.C.lf., .l Ii ,f E. IRv1NG PORTER CHURCH, Cli., Profmmr of .flpplit-fl Iweclznnirs and I-Iydr-nuIir.v CE., Cornell, 1875 M.C.lf., 1878. Associate Member American Society Civil Engi- neers. J l', I E. HENRY SYLVESTER JACOBY, C.lf., Proffrxor of Bridge Engziiwcrzirzo CE., Lehigh, 1877. T B ll, .li E. HENRY NEELY OGDEN, C.l2., f1.f.Vl-Iftlflf PfOf-FJIOI' of Sanzitary Engzineerzing CE. Cornell 138 . Associate Member American Societ Civil En ineers. li E. v v 9 Y g IDAVID A. NIOLITOR, B.S., C.E.,C.E.S., Profesfor of Topogrfzpfzzic and Geozfe'fz'cEngz'r1ff'r1ing B.S.C.E., CE., S. Washington. JOHN THOMAS PARSON, Afxzistant Proff'sJor of Drawzing Z Tl. GSKAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN, B.S., Ph.D., ffsxzixtant Professor of Structural Engzineerzing BS., University of Illinois, I8Q4g A.M., Cornell, IQO2gPl1.D., 1904. F A, .E E, TB H. ERNEST WILLXAM SCHODER, BS., Axxziffant Profexior of Experzimental Hyvzfraulzicf BS., and B.S. in Mining, University of Washington, IQOOQ Ph.D., Cornell, 1903. Asso- ciate Member American Society Civil Engineering. 0 F LI, 2 E. FRED ASA BARNES, C.E., M.C.E., Axrzistant Profesxor of Railroad Engzirzeerzing C.E., Cornell, 1897, lVI.C.E., 1898. A.lVI.A.S.C.E. 49 ORA MINER LELAND, B.S., fC.E.D, fnrtmefor in Cifuii .Engineering BS., CC.E.j, University of Michigan, 1900. MILES ALBION POND, Ph.B., fnxtruetor in Civil Engineering Ph.B., Yale, 1895. FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY, B S., A.Y.Yl'5fL171l Profefror of Cifuii Engineering BS., Tufts College, A.A.S.C.E., Associate Member Military Service Institution of United States of America. J T 11. DONALD DERICKSON, C.E., Alrrzistant Proferror of Cifuii Engineering CE., Dartmouth. Pyramid. .fi A7 E, 0 N E. SAMUEL LATIMER BOOTHROYD, B.S., M.S., ffrxzistnnf Proferxor in Cifuii Engineering ERNEST VV. RETTGER, Ph.D., Ayxirtzznt Profeffor of Applied Nlefizanirr SIDNEY GONZALES GEORGE, CE., A.v.fi5z'i1nt PI'OfFJJOf of ffppliezf Merf1z1nz'e5 CHARLES LEOPOLD VVALKER, C.E., flxsistcznt Proferror of Cifuii Engineerinff CE., C0rnell,1904. I1 fl. KENNETH BERTRAND TURNER, CE., M.C.F., Assistant Proferror of Hydraulics , ,T X CE., Cornell, 1903, M.C.E., Cornell, 1905. , JOHN RALEIGH ELRED, B.S., lnrtrurtor in Cifuil Engineering B.Sc., Rl. State. ALGERNON CHARLES IRWIN, B.S., fnrtrueior in Cifvii Engineerzng WILLIAM EUGENE PIPER, B.S., Instrueior in Cifuii .Engineering ROLAND PARKER DAv1s, S.B., M.C.E Instruitor in CZ-Ul'1E71gI-H4'Fll7lg L. V. EDWARDS, CE., lvnxlrurtor in Cifuii Engineering CE., North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical College. DALTON MOOMAW, B.S., Instructor in Cifuil Engineering B.S., Michigan Agricultural College. WILLIAM BOUCK CORNELL, lW.E., Instrudor in Cifuii Engineerznv A T Q. i LEONARD ALEXANDER LAWRENCE, BS., Inrrrurtor in Cifuzl Engineering .PAUL HALLADAY UNDERWOOD, C.E., Instructor in Cifuil Engineering CE., Cornell, 1907. JOHN CLARENCE MCCURDY, l3.S., fnstruetor in CifuilEnginee11ng B.S., Grove City College. SCOTT B. LILLY, C.E., Inrtruetor in Cifuii Engineering SIDNEY LOFTUR CI-IAFFEE, Ph.B., B.S., Instruetor in Cifuil Engineering Ph.B., Western Reserve University, BS., Case School of AppliedAScience FREDERICK DUANE SHEFFIELD, A.B., Im-truetor in Civil Engineering WILLIS T. SPIVEY, B.S. in C. E., Inrtructor in Cilvii Engineering - 5! Wlilllm , i'l1QllMN 1, .-'ffl ' lull IU ' i lx' will Y Illllilllllllm l Wll li,.llill,,lt 1ylm ll1 lv 1i.,., qiwmumwm ,n'liuIIh , l n N ix ,-ll Illia' X A ESQ 50 .nl I Fi E n-...ci 1 i u i l i I l !. i 'l 1 al I 1 l. Le. . ..- CO LLE. GH ALBERT XVILLIANI SNIITI-I, lS.Nl.Ii., Nl.Nl.lf., Dlirrrtm' of Slilffruv Cnlffgt' and Pl'Of-KIIO7' Of-SfE'!1771 Er1g1'r1rrr1i11g, Dum of Ihr 1 nruft-v l5.M.lf., Cornell, 1878, Nl.Nl.li., 1886, H J X5 Quill :incl Dagger. Faculty RoL1.A CLINTON CARP1sN'1'1sR, M.S., CE., M.M.E., LL.D. Profmxor of EXP6fl'mUHfHI .E71gl.l1l'FI'l.7Zg. CE., University of Michigan, 1875, MS., Michigan Agricultural College, I877, M.M. E., Cornell, 1888. Member A.S.M.lf., A.l.M.lf., A.S.l-l., and V.E. J T Ll, ,S 3. HERBERT VVADE HIBBARD, A.B., A.lVl., NLE., Proffrror of llfIt'C!ZtI77l'L'fII Engzinefrzing ofRa1if- way: A.B., Brown, 1886, NLE., Cornell, 1891, A.M., Brown, 1899. First Sibley Prize, 1890. Member A.S.M.E., A.R.M.M.A., M.C.B.A. .Y E. DEXTER SIMPSON KIMBALL, A.B., Profasfor OfMHfl1Z.HE Derzign and Construction A.B., Stanford, 1896. Member A.S.M.E. .S E. HENRY HUTCHINSON NORRIS, M.E., Professor 0fEfz'rfrz'rz1l Engzineerzing M.E., Cornell, 1896. Member A.l.E.E., A.S.1.R.A. 2 E. GEORGE ROBERT NICDERMOTT, Proferror ofNa1Jal Arcfzzitefture Acacia, Andersonian Institute, Member Institute of Naval Architects, London, lnstitutenof Naval Architects, New York, and Institute of Naval Architects, Japan, Engineer and Shipbuilders' Institute, Scotland, Associate Technical Maritime, Paris. 2' E. FREDERICK BEDELL, A.B., Ph.D., Proferror offfpplzierf Electricity AB., Yale, Ph.D., Cornell. Q B K, A ll Q,Z' E. 51 HERMAN DIEDERICHS, M.E., Professor ofExperi1ne1zt11Z Engzineezzng M.R., Cornell, 1897. 0 2 K, 2' E. WILLIAM NICHOLS BARNARD, M.E., Professor of Steam Engzineerznv ME., Cornell, 1897. E E. VLADIMIR KARAPETOFF, C.E., Professor 0fEXP6'7'l777E71f!1I Efectrzifczl Engineerzng CE., Institute ofthe Ways of Communication, Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1897, Adjunct of Applied Mechanics, IQO2. I E. GEORGE STANLEY MACOMBER, M.E., Assistant Professor ofE1ectriml Engzineerznv ME., Cornell, 1900. X CLARENCE FLOYD HIRSHFELD, BS., Nl.h4.E., Asszistant Professor of Power Engineerzng HS., University of California, 1902, M.M.E., Cornell, 1905. E E. HOWARD DRYSDALE HESS, NLE., Assistant Professor of MGFIIZ-H6 Design ME., Lehigh. T B Hg .S 5. LEWIS ANDREW DARLING, B.NI.E., E. in NLE., ffsszstant Professor in llfaelzine Design B.M.E., Kentucky State College, 1900. E. in M.E., Leland Stanford, Jr., University, 1904. f EDGAR HARPER WOOD, lVl.lVl.E., Asszistant Professor in .fllnffzine Df'.Vl'f7l'l M.E., Cornell, 1892,M.M.E., 1893. .Y E. CALVIN DODGE ALBERT, hill, flssistant Professor of .llfarhine Design M.E., 1902, Cornell. WILL MILLER SAWDON, BS. in lVl.lf., NLNLE., Assistant Professor in Experimental Engineering , HS. in M.E., Purdue University, 1898, M.NI.E., Cornell. E E. WALTER STEBBINS FORD, M.E., flsszistant Professor in E1l'L'fl'l'El1I Engzineerzng M.E., Cornell, 1900. ALBERT EDWARD WEI.LS, Superintendent ofSf10ps and fnstruetor in llfaehzine Construetion ROBERT LEE SHIPMAN, M.E., Instructor in Experzinzental Engzineerzing B.S., Missouri State, 18955 BE., 1896, M.E., Cornell, 1899, M.M.E., 1904. JOHN TAVISH WILLIAMS, M.E., fnstruetor in flifaefzine Design. 0 B K. BOYD COE DENNISON, lVl.E., M.M.E,, Instructor in Experimental Elffffllfdl Engzineerznff M.E., Cornell, 1904. E E. GEORGE BURR UPTON, Instructor in Experimental Engineering M.E., Cornell, 1904, M.M.E., Cornell, 1905. 2 E. 52 IRYING COLES PI-i'I'I'I'I', KI.l'.., 111,fI1'111'to1' 111 lff1'1't1'11'11f lfxp1'1'1111a11t11f E11g1Am'e1'111g Corm-ll, IQO3. I' pl. CI-I.-xRI.IiS HONIIER '1'UW1-ik, Sli., f11.1l1'111'1m' I-II lff1'1'1r1'1'f1f lf.xf11'1'1'1111'11f11l E11g1A11m'1'1'11g NYorct-sn 1' l,0lI'IL'ClIlIIC lnstirutu, 11:05. ISR.-MVK .'Xll'l'HL'R lfkikli. Ml... f11,fI1t111'Im' Ibll k'.xf11'1'1'1111'11rf1l lf11g1111'1'r1'11g KI.l'.., l51'mx'11. 2' 5,10 I K. XX ILLI.-XM IZIJW,-XRD HOIJAX, Ml... 111.vl1'11flm' 111 Jxlflflllllt' Dfwgvz ALP.. Silwluy Cullt-gc, IOOU. FRED HUTTOX IQROGIER, Ali.. 111Jt1'111'tn1t 1411 lff1'1'I1'1.'f1l f,xfJf1'1'1111'11f11f E11lg1'111'1'1'1'11g BS., L'n1x'crs11I' of Colorado, 119043 MS., L'11ixx-rsity OfAq.'0l0I'llClO, IQO5. I fl? 1 KI.-XLYIZRN I'-R.-XNCIS 'IAHUNL-XS, 13.8. fM.l'..,j, 111.tf1'111'fo1' I-Il 1fxp1'r1'1111'11lf1f1f11g111rr1'1'11g ROBERT PHINNIQY LAY, Kl.I'.,, f11.vI1'1z1'to1' Irll ff.xf11'1'11111'11tr1f E11g1'11vr1t111g JOHN F. H. IDOUGL.-XS, KSC., 1Il.Yfl'llt'f0!' ill Exf7e1'1'1111'1!N11 E!1gI.I7z'L'Y'I-Ilg M I 'lx ANSON AIUNSON HOLCONIB, B.S., 111.f!1'111'to1' 1.71 EXPt'l'I?IIl'71fll, E11,g111m'1'111lg HENRY LIVINGSTON IJREEMAN, NLE., lr15Irufto1' 1.11 lxlllflllvlll' Deffgrz BS. in Electric Engineering Georgia School of 1'ech11olog1-' LESLIE DAVID HAYES, NLE., IIl.Vfl'14l'f0l' ill Iwzlffzzhnv Dvxfgn BS., New Hampshire State. K .ff ENOCI-I FRANCIS GARNER, NLE., 1fl.ff7'llt'f0!' l.l1 fwarlzfrzf Dvrzlgn EVAN JOHN NICILRAITI-I, NLE., llZ5'fI'llL'f0l' I-71 fwnffzirzr Design CLARENCE XVALTER HAM, NLE., I11.vtruffo1' 1r1 lwuclzfne Dexign VICTOR RAYMOND G.AGE, HIE., InJ1rz1ftor zn Expe1'1'r11entaf Engirzfvrfng FRANK GIRARD TAPPENI NLE., In.tt1'uftor in Efm'fr1'fal Expe1'z'mvntaf Engz'11eer1'11g BOH. 1 1 LOUIS FREDERICK BLUME, Inxtruflor in Exjzerirrlental Engz11eer1'ng FRANK HERBERT DUNBAR, Insfruftor zn Experinzental E7'lg1'71f'6'7'i7'lg 0.40. FRANK CARLTON LORING, B.S., A.M., Inttructor in ElFCf7'lfHI Engznneering GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT, JR., NLE., Inxtruftor in Pofwer Engineerznng 5 53 XVILLIAM CARGILL CAPRON, Affirtom' in Mofhine Design 0 41 X. GEORGE DYER CONLEE, NLE., IWJVLE., Inxtrucfor in Experinzfnial Engineering MILLARD CLAYTON ERNSBERGER, A.B., NLE., fnxtrurtor 1.11 Power Engz'nefr1Ang VVILLIAM DAY'ID CRAIG, ,AISI-.fff171f in IWarhz'nc Dexzbgn GRANDON D. GATES, fiffllffflllf in Aldfhlhlig Derign JAMES ELIJAH VANDERHOEF, Inxtrurtor and Forrman in Foundry Acacia. CLINTON BYRON BURKE, Foreman of Wood Shop XVALTER LISTON HEAD, .f17.v.fz'5tfmt in Forge Shop RAYNOR EGBERT SEAMON, .oirfzkxfont in Wood Shop FRANK A. LYNHAM, X1J'.Yl.5l'l177f in Jwzzfhinf Shop BIRDETTE NEWTON HOWE, fI.V.VZ'.ffIl71f fn A'IUl'lII'71E' Shop HOWARD STANLEY BUSH, flmisronr zlzz lffoozf Shop LEROY HOOPER, ,'1.f.V1AJ'flI71f in IIIOOIII Shop A ta i n. MWWMW WW S if, WF , 'Jr I I ,171 A-hillHHL'. Q1 K 54 IS X :.DE1PAR'mENT . . WILIT IRYQ .sm f Ii Commandant CAPTAIN Ii. L. PI-IILLII's, 'fhirtecnrh U. S. Czxvnlry Field and Staff LIEUTENANT COLONEL W. R. OURANIJ CAPTAIN If. H. CUNIPSTON, Adjutant 31A-IOR S. E. BLUNT CAPTAIN H. L. HUPE, Qzzartcrmflfffr Non-Commissioned Staff SERGEANT-RIA-IOR ,I-HIRLESTONE SCOTT QUARTERh'iAS1'ER SERGEANT -I. -I. LOWE Band MUSICAL DIRECTOR GEORGE BRISSETTE CHIEF RIUSICIAN W. C. BALLARD PRINCIPAL NIUSICIAN G. B.WVOODRUFF CI-IIEF TRUMPETER C. C. BINTZ DRUM MAJOR S. FASSETT COTTTPHH-y A COTUPIIVZQV B C07'f1PU?'ly C CAPT. R. H. STANDIFORD CAPT. C. W. FITCH CAPT. C. A. LYERLY IST LIEUT. C. WHEELER IST LIEUT. A. C. DECKER IST LIEUT. R. SUTHERLAND 2D LIEUT. C. S. BAKER 2D LIEUT. G. W. BLAIR 2D LIEUT. E. F. ROOT Company D Company E Company F CAPT. C. E. CHASE CAPT. B. B. RAMEY CAPT. F. S. MARLOW IST LIEUT. M. R. WATSON IST LIEUT. G. E. ROBINSON IST LIEUT. C. M. THIELE 2D LIEUT. E. G. COURSEN,JR. 2D LIEUT. H. SHERMAN 2D LIEUT. W. B. CLIFT 55 ' 5, ff .. 0.4.1. -., ,e rylffz--.:g s , Afffi,-i: '.'g ' 3 -ia. ,...,. IPP 5 x , .,,. .fe . 11' S. - .I I 55' of 1 ',- .4 - ' -- -. - -' 'if' ' '51, . i l' ?'1 ' ' ' - .. Q if A. .. ...fa .Q-f-ve1 I- f .. .. ,. My ' .ff .154 -Q29 'iq L. h , - .. ,. .V I . ,. E. ai- .- .,f:if,fg,,-,, ,Ava -, - , .- . - igigjifr-2, R-. ' - ' A ' 2 ' 'N A ' .. l i' L.. '1 'X 'fi gs -I:-: 'TSAQS-,ffifj f 'f I 5 V' H . A A '1 u +A .Jaw .-,sf as:s.- :ff ' A . I - A I .f - -1 ' A-I-J Si:-'ff' -fe' 1 . ' f44'iofi'S ' ' ' 1 4-1- I- .- : 'ge:,,. ,w . . - ,SJ - -' me f - :rar .. 'I si If A .I ' ' f ' .V - A -.ww--..F-.- - 'jghffig-3',,:,,1,,,g.j , -. A 'g' ,,-:L-amid -f..-.f.,'y,x..,.v: .. , . I .I M. s 'O t. ,. . . Oit If RI-:VEREND LYAIAN ABBOTT, D.D., New York Lity, Congregationalist Oct. I8 REVEREND Ross STEVENSON, D.D., Fifth Avenue, New York City, Presbyterian Oct. 25 REVEREND LINCOLN HULLEY, D.D., Baptist PRESIDENT JOHN B. STETSON UNIVERSITY, DeLand, Florida Nov. I REVEREND S. A. ELIOT, Boston, Mass., Unitarian Nov. S REVEREND XVILLIAM PAYNE SH RIVER, Northminster Presbyterian Church, New York City, Presbyterian N . I . , , . . . . . , N33 Right REVECREND CHARLES D. W ILLIAx1s, D.D., LL.D., Bishop of Michigan, Detroit, Mich., Episcopalian Nov. Z9 REVEREND NEXW'hlAN SBIYTHE, D.D., New Haven, Ct., Congregationalist Dec. 6 REVEREND GEORGE B. STEWART, Auburn Theological Seminary, New York, Presbyterian Dec. I3 REVEREND CHARLES B. JEFFERSON, D.D., Broadway Tabernacle, New York City, Congregationalist Dec. 20 REVEREND STEPHEN FISH SHERMAN, JR., St. John's Rectory, St, Louis, MO., Episcopalian an. IO . . J l RIGHT REVEREND ETHELBERT TALIIOT D.D. Bethlehem Pa. Episcopahan Jan' 17 J I a I v Jan. 24 REVERENIJ XVILLIASI ELLIOT GRl1TFIS, D.D., Ithaca, New York, Congregationalist Jan. 31 Feb. 7 REVEREND HUGH BLACK, MA., Union Theological Seminary, New York City, Presbyterian Feb. I4 Feb. 21 REVEREND SAMUEL A. STEEL, Brownwood, Texas, Methodist Feb. 28 RIGHT REVEREND CHARLES TYLER OLAISTED, D.D., Utica, N. Y., Episcopalian Mar. . . NIM IZ, 5- REVEREND F. E. CLARK, D.D., Boston, Mass., United Presbyterian Mar. 21 REVEREND EDWARD JUDSON, D.D., Memorial Baptist Church, New York City, Baptist Mar. 28 , . Apr IS REVERI-:ND NVILLIARI FRASER MCDOWELL, D.D., Chicago, Ill., Riethodist Apr. 25 REVEREND CHARLES L. THOMPSON, D.D., New York City, Presbyterian lNfIay 2 REVEREND THOBIAS R. SLICER, New York City, Unitarian May 9 RI-:VEREND ELWOOD VVQRCHESTER, D.D., Emmanuel Church, Boston, Nlass., Episcopalian lNIay I6 REVEREND JOSEPH H. TWICHELL, Hartford, Ct., Congregationalist May 23 REVEREND FRANCIS MCCONNELL, D.D., Greencastle, Ct., Methodist 56 RLIBR mf STAFF GEORGE W11.1.1Ax1 HARRIS, l l1.l3., l,ilmn-inn l lI.l3., Cornell, 1373. Xlember of liibllogruplxiczrl Society of Lonclon, Gutenberg Gesell- Sclmftg Member of lgll7ll0gl'Ill7l'llCZll Society ol. Aint-rica. ffl I3 K. ANDREW CURTIS XYHITE, rX.l3., lJl1.l3., . i.f.fI'.f1IlIlf L1A!7IAlll'l.fIII In Cfmrgr of C!!I.f.fZ-jLl4f!Ifi0l'1 .-XB., Hamilton, ISSIQ l'l1.D., Cornell, 1884. Member AP.,-X. dl B K. VVILLARD .-XUSTEN, .'I.U'I'.ff!ll7f LilII'1lI'l'47?1 I-II rfzurgv of R4'ff1'f'rzr4' I,IlbI'I'Il'l' Member A.B.S.g Nlember American Library Association, Bibliograpluical Soeiety of America. B H ll. KAT1-1 ERINE DAME, I-X.I3., .fl,r51':t1111t Lrlfnzrfczrz in rlznrgv of Cnfafogzzzlrzg :X.B., Boston University, ISQ1. I' dl B. XVILLARD XVALDO ELLIS, A.B., LL.l3., f1.rf1.v1f1nz' zn Rfffrmrf Lrlznzry .-LB., Cornell, IQOIQ LLB., IQO3. Curator, University Library. ELIZABETH SAGE INGERSOLL, .fl.f5l..VfIIHf in Orzfm' Depm'inzm1t JENNIE THORNBURG, B.L., Camloguer ' BL., Cornell, ISQ3. H B 01. lNlINERVA AUGUSTA STUBBS, f15x1'J1'c1nt in rfzargc of Pcrzhodzrzzfr W.ALTER L. STARR, flxxirfarzf l-I1 Sh6lfD6pUl'fmF71f BERTHA VVILDER, .ffrxzvftani in the Reference Ll-llfllfhv CORA VAN NATTEN, Atlerzdant in C1'7'CuI61flA77g Librarly NIARY FOWLER, B.S., Cataloguer B.S., Cornell, 1882. GEORGE LINCOLN BURR, A.B., L1tt.D., Lrlzrarzhan of Ilze Prerzhdent Ufhrte Library ALEXANDER HUGH Ross FRASER, LL.B., Librmian of the Law Lilzrzzry GEORGE ALDRICH MATHERS, Assn-tant in Law Library GRACE ISABEL MOLER, A.B., Attendarzz' in Periodzlral Room HALLDOR HERMANNSSON, Aznanuensix in charge of Icefanrfir Collfrtiovz CORA M. MILLER, Sterzographcr and Librarian in charge of A'rcl1z'teciural Library HANNAH BAKER HOUGHTEN, Librarian 1-11 Sibley College 57 . 'ZEN' H f '5:x, 'hx 9 37' all lll'..Q,..ili:f . .. -I ' ' V.,, . .. . ..,. -.... . .. . - -A - , , ' ',. S ll ei. -'1 5 fl . ' I -i. I f 295 'L - .. 3 aff I ' X U ' A l 1 31,9 , if . , ' ..f?15A9f:212 1611,-:sci iff.- 'M2-Q4 ' ' J' ' ' ,. . -Y-. 1 I ' 71 EMMONS LEVI WILLIANIS, Treasurer anal Secretary Board of Truxteer. CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWVICK, A.B., LL.B., flfxzlftant 'Treasurer ana' Assistant Secretary Board' of Truxteef. A.B., Cornell, 18925 LLB., 1894. K fl. DAVID FLETCHER HOY, NLS., Regirtrar. B.S., Cornell,18915M.S., 1893. Quill and Dagger. K fl, .S E. CARRYL NELSON THURBER, AB., Afxixtant to tlze Regirtrar. AB., Cornell, 1908. ALICE BELLE CARMAN, P1'EIliIiEf1f,I Stenograplier and ffxxixtant Sefretary. ROSE MARIAN CLARK, flffistant to the Regiftrar. HORACE MACK, A.B., Alssistant to tlze Trearurer in tlze Land Ojflce. AB., Hamilton, 1898. f KP. THOMAS TREE, flxxzixtant to tlze Trearurer. WILLIAM C. DEAN, Superinterzalent of Steam Heatz'ng and Water Serlvire. REED BRYANT HAYES, NLE., Superintendent of tlze Eleftrie Serfuire. .- Za. GEORGE FRANKLIN FOOTE, Bufiness Manager of Sage College. LOUISE ROPES LOOMIS, I-XB., A.M., Pl1.D., Warflen of Sage College. A.lVl., Wellesleyg Pl1.D., Columbia. EMILY HICKMAN, A.B., Affixmnt to the Wm-flen of Sage College, A KD. HARRIET SUTHERLAND, Superintendent of the Cornell Infirmary. EDWARD SPRIGG, Superintendent of Buildings, 114 Queen Street. J. THORN WILSON, Managing Clerk of the Medzleal College. JESSIE PICKARD ANDRESEN, A11-iftant S eere tary and Stenograplier, Medieal College. 58 xYAI.'l'liR RAYMOND Si11c1'H12R1u, lfmilqkiwprr, +77 1'-lillfl .flwfziii-, New for-lc City. l,A'l'RlCR CONWAY. D1'1'rfif11' 'If fln' lY111'f1'1'1'.f1'tv llnml. SARAH ADI-21.1.8 liiaxcii, 'fm1f11r,-1-'J St.-111,31-fiplm-. DORA .'XNGlil.INIi ll11.1i1:1iR,xx'1', ,-lgfiflfifir rf, pl,,- T,-,vm-,,,-,-,4, RO1x1iR'r xlAl,COl.NI Y.xx flRlJIfR, .'lfJf',f11n11 In rln- Tr,-fmim-. l l'1I.IZ.fXlili'l'H Luci' lJR1scO1.1., ,-l.m'f1,1n1 111 1l11' 'Trfn:11r.'r. lx.-XNNY l'iI,NlA NllX, .3'f'1'1'fif11'.i' tu Iln' Dlnlwrlrir' OfS1Al1l1'v Cnllfgv. l':DWIN S. lDlil,AXY, Clrrlc of flu' I.'f1!l.Ng,- uf .'lxg1'11'111'111r1'. xl.-XRGARET lSABEl.I.A L'Ol,Qk7HOL'N, Clrrlc 1-I1 lf.x'fJ1'r1'rm'11lnl ,mil lflert1'1'1'11l E71Ql?It'f'7'I4?Ig. Qil'IlClLl1lICcVi0llYCl'l'lCLll' lflospirnl, Ncw 'York City, lunior :Xrrcnding Surgeon New York lnlirmnry for Xyoinun :incl Cliilalrcng Assistant Clinical Gym-cologist, New York l'olvv:linic Huspirnl. K K l'. GILBERT ARTHUR KENNY, S11 1'1'111'rf11' O' .lltlllllllll Room Lveu' l-url: State Collvve 0- fl fl 3 7 Q g 1'ultu1':'. ANDREW JACKSON LANIOLTRI-iL'X, l,l.lll'llI'l-IH1 111111 lf1l1'tO1 of NVAWL' l'-Orlc Slate College of flgrl 1'ultu1'v. Stull: of Contributors to lfiicyclopccliu lgI'lI1lI1I1lC2l. J I'. ARTHUR W1'1'1'ER CiILBER'I', li. Sc., NLS. in Agr., Falla-zu in Xlgfl-L'Lllfll!'r', Scovr HENRY PERRY, l3.S. in Agr., R1':e11r1'l1 flrsirtarif 1-11 Rural EFOIIOIIIIV. GEORCIIS VVALTIER ,lNAlLBY, flflfflllllll of the l 11rm.f. CHARLES EDWARD HuNN,G1u-111-nw-. HENRY JACKSON NIOORE, Garzlerzer. VVALTER GARNET KRUNI, S11p1'1'1'nffr11le11t of Poultrwv Defzurtnlerzt. CHARLES ALFRED CULLIGAN, 1We1'l111n1'1'1A11n 1.71 Slvlllfvl' College. CHARLES EZRA CORNELL, A.B., LLB., Sefrefary of tlze New fork State Veterinary College. A. B., Columbia, 1879, LL.B., Albany Law School, 1880, fl T S2 FLOY HOWELL ROBERTS, ?X.B., Sl'l'I'Fl'!17 V to Dean of College ofLa1u. HELENA HARRIET HAIGHT, A.B,, Clerk zln lfeter1'nr1rv College. ELEANOR E. ILLSTON, Serremry to Dean of College of Clfvzl ,E71gl.71f'0I'l'7Ig. KATHERINE IENNIE HANDLEN, Stenograplzer for Electrlral Engineering Deprzrtment. DELMONT EARL WESTERVELT, Sibley Stork Clerk. CHARLES BEDELL, Engineer. EDGAR WARREN GREGORY, MEChUHl.El'UH in Sibley College. GEORGE WASHINGTON RACE, Mechanieian in Sibley College. ' 1 of 1. 59 ,MBUIC ITANNYTI uma 1 fx 1u1gfxsw1'Es1 6 V K 1 HEAD .P?gifl'?-B ARTS , . V, W -15' ' ': ' ' '3 , ,, ,,, ,, , ,, .. . .1 v limi W M 4m: x1vf ' nn fu1l 1m 2 'I E P 1-S' 6 ALONG BEEBE 62 CAM PUS PATH 63 Nl. . ., ,., , , ....q,x..::,,x f- ' v-:-fa ,, . W J, .,,.1 Wwgl-,, f'fl-,N SwKr5,Q,sM CENTRAL AVENUE BUTTERMILK FALLS 64 Dow N TH Ii CAM Pus FALL CREEK GORGE 65 1 'Yy.4:. ' f,z:551:',',, .,, in L TRIPHAMMER FALLS 66 FELLOW5 SCHCSIITARS i ff fl-:ff j A, , I fd A .I ..,:?.,,'-: f?'5 S T' 'T T V Y - - ,W TR A 'je 1 f ' . , j . rl ,. , ,, 2 3, A, ,., ,QA W ,WWW V,.., .W-f..-...--5 .-.. .... -..-.... M .. -- jiri - , .. I .HV-'X Y v, T Z? 2 . II. 'Rr ' 57 1 f qX I f --gf u 4 -- . I w 1 , , L- :L ' If I IJ -5 3' I -'51 - QI, 313, 1 3 4 S P ' S Ffmi' 22 35' 41? fi! 'Ex f ' IR, .D 1 .W . 1 1 . V . ,y rj, . 38 1 . if I L V - ' ' 54 1- 3.1 gf, :Y Q. I '35 1 22. . - ,f In iw .. xi II 'fiff ' -- 14. iw.-f J n... AJ 3 - ' :.Li1::2'.zi?3'2ff.b' , f 2 H ,- ' 4 214, ,.5p E' ' I Q ' .,,, . .,i .f. . A V A ' If . I ' ILM' A , fl. V . w M - ' 15 .3 , ...J -? 2? Ms J., f L .JJ I WR.. k kg ,I University Fellows THE CORNELL FELLOWSHIP-ANTOINETTE GREENE, A.B., IQO61A.NT.,IQO7 . English THE MCGRAW FELLOWSHIP-GROVER CHARLES BRONVN, GE. . Cifuil Engineering THE SAGE FELLONVSHIP-ELLEN S. NICCARTHY, A.B. . . Cfzemznxtry THE SCHUYLER FELLOWSHIP-ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN, A.B., A.M. . Entomology THE SIBLEY FELLOWSHIP-ALEXANDER HARDIE FORMAN, B.S. CWest Val Unixnj, M.E. and BE. fsamej ........ Afevfzanical Engzvneermg THE CSOLDNVIN SMITH FELLOWSHIP-JAMES THEOPHILUS BARRETT, A.B. QUniversity of Illinoisj, A.M. Csamej ......... Botany THE PRESIDENT XVHITE FELLONVSHIP-LOUISE SHERWOOD NIQTDOWELL, HA. QWelles- leyj ......... i .... Plzyfifx THE ERASTUS BROOKS FELLOWSHIP-JOSEPH VANCE TVICKELVEY, A.B. . . Morhernorim GEORGE ROGER THOMPSON, B. Arch .... . Jfrrhitefture SIDNEY DIAs GRIDLEY, NLE. . . . . Mefhonirol Engineering SHIRLEY GALE PATTERSON, B.A.QAmhersrj ..... Romnnre Language: ALBERT LE ROY ANDREWS, A.B. CWilliamsj, A.M. QHarvardj, PlI.D. QUniversity of Kielj. .......... Germanic Languager ARTHUR WVITTER GILBERT, B.Sc. CMass. Agr. Collegej, B. Sc. fBoston Universiryj, NLS. in Agr. QCOrnel1j ......... Algrirulfure 68 President White Fellows in History and Political Science HARRY linwix SMITH, ,X,l3. ilk- Pnuw Vniwrsiryj, ,'X.Nl. Qszum-J XYIl.l.l.-XXI ,X1.l.m' l'1RXYliR, .X.l3. Fellows in Political Economy Ro1sER'r .Xkm'1,l. L'-XXIl'lllil.l,. .X.li. tl'nin-rsirv ul' Wiscmmsinl JOHN .'hl.l.liN xllllifi-XX, ,X.l3. llfllllfyl, .-X.Nl. lszunuyl Fellows in Latin and Greek l-loR.1.cE LEoxARn loxns, ill. lfznrson-Newman College-U, AAI. Cfieorge Washington Univcrsiryil ERNEST HENRY RIIZDEI., .-X.l3. ffornclll, .-X.Kl. fl'l:1rv11rdJ Fellow in American History FREDERICK ADOLPH RICH, .-LB. Susan Linn Sage Fellows in Philosophy RADOSLAV ANDRES PIQSANOFF, 1-LB. COberlin Collegej EDWARD LEROY SCH.-XUB, A.B. QChurles City Collcgej, A.M. Clowa Stare Universiryj TAIZO NAKASHINIA, Pl1.D. QColorado Collegej A.M. QI-larvardj 6 69 Graduate Scholars in the Schoolof Philosophy HUGH VVISE CRAIG, A.B. CUniversiry of Nebraskaj HELEN NIAUD CLARKE, A.B. Qliansas Snare Universiryj, A.M. Qsamej EDITH HARRISON NIORRILL, B.A. QVVellesley Collegej HENRY EARLE WEAVER, AB. HARVEY GATES FIEOWNSEND, A.B. CNebI-aska Wesleyan Universiryj JOHN BUREN KENT, Ph.B. QDrake Universityj University Graduate Scholars HARVEY EARL HOWE, B.S. in Education QUniVersiry of Missourij , Physzrr FREDERIC ALBERT PEER, A.B., A.M. . . . . . Engliflz MARY KA'l'HARINE BIRCH, PIER. CDePauwUI1iVersityj, M.A. fsamej . Graf-lc and Latin PEARL GERTRUDE SHELDON, A.B. ,.... . I Geology ELIZABETH HAZELTON HAlGH'f, B.A. QVassarj, M.A. Csamej . . Comparafiw Philolog-V and flrrliaeology SEESSIE LUELLA KING, B.S. CE2ll'lll21lUD . Verfebrate fzfir Z Inwrtfbrate Zoiilogy - C1-lllll Engzneering CLARENCE FREDERIC HALE, HS, OVesleyan Universiryj, M.S. Qsamej . Chemim-V HAROLD BARTLETT CURTIS, A.B. . . A1LIfl'l6771L1f1'l'5 ANNA XIIOLET BARBOUR, A.B. . Hixtozy 70 UNDEM UME gl A f V I sciio '- QF. E-r797fs li, I If 1, ,, ix ,X mai: i 92 I 1 University Undergraduate Scholarships Class of 1911 The Cornell Scholarships JAMES EUGENE l3ENNET'1 '......... Courxe in Arr: Rayen School, Youngstown, Ohio-lyclls l,. Griswold, 1-XXI., Principal. JACOB CO1-TEN ......,.... Courxf in Am Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickelborough, Ph.D., Principal. The H. B. Lord Scholarships RICHARD HENRY ANDREVVS ..... Couric in QJIEFIZKIVIIACKII Engzineerzrio Montclair High School, Montclair, N. Dutch, Principal. HAROLD ABNER AXTELI. ...... Course zn Cr1J1'lEr1g1'neer1'ng Phillips Exeter Academy, Exeter-H. P. Amen, AB., Principal. The McGraw Scholarship HEBER EMLYN GRTEEITH ...... . Courwin Artx Utica Free Academy-Emory L. Meade, AB., Principal. The Sage Scholarships MARGARET JAY PORTER ....... . Courfe zn Arrx E. Orange High School-C. VV. Evans, A.M., Principal. ELIZABETH UNDRTTZ .....,.. . Course in Am Curtis High School, New York City-H. F. TOWLE, Principal. The Sibley Scholarships JAMES JOSEPH WHITTY ...... Couric in zllerlzanzifal Engzineerzng lthaca High School-F. D. Boynton, P.Pd., Principal. LOUIS DREYER .,..... Course in Nlfchanzical Engzineerzing Masten Park High School, Buffalo-Frank Sheldon Fosdick, AM., Principal. 71 The President White Scholarship AGNES lVlARlE KALMBACH ......... Courre in Aft: Philadelphia Girls' High School-William W. Bridsall, Principal. STELLA HEILBRUNN ,......... Course in Art: Girls' High School, Brooklyn-Dr. YVillianI Felter, Ph.D., LLB., Principal. The Horace Greeley Scholarships LEWIS VICTOR HEILBRUNN ......... Courxe in Arr: Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal. 4 WILLIAM BUCKLEY MURRAY, JR. ........ Courxf in Arty Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal. The John Stanton Gould Scholarships HENRY GEORGE SEIPP .......... Course 1.71 flrfr DeWitt Clinton High School-J. T. Buchanan, PILD., Principal. JOHN STENGREN STENGREN, JR ...... Courfe in Czivzif E71gZ'71FF!'l.715 Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal. The Stewart L. Woodford Scholarships JOSEPH WALZER ........... Coznpff' 1.11 Alrtf Boys' High School, Brooklyn-John Mickleborough, Ph.D., Principal. STUART LONGLEY PEEBLFS ...... Courre in Cffuif Erzgzirzrerzing Oswego High School-C. XV. Richards, Principal. The Class of 1912 The Cornell Scholarships MOSES LEWIS KAUEMAN ...... Course in Ciw'!Enginmzf1C Boys, High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. SAMUEL JOSHUA WALZER ....... Courts in ClA1'l-!E71gli7ZElI'l.Hg Boys' High School, lirooklyn--lames Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. The H. B. Lord Scholarships QLIN FRANCE FLUMEREELT, ...... Course in Cz4'LIz'fErzg1'nem'zna Binghamton Central High School-E. R. YVhitney, Principal. LESLIE HERBER'l' GRosER ...... Com-.ve in Four-Tmr Lau' Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. L The McGraw Scholarships OSWALD DAVID REICH ...... Course in flI!?L'lZl'171l.CI1I Erzgineerzng Curtis High School, Staten island-Harry F. Towle, AB., AM., Principal. JACOB BIERSUCK ........ Courxe in Clivl-I E7ZgZAHEFTl'Hg Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, Ph.D., Principal. The Sage Scholarships JANET RAY FRISCH . . ....... Courre in 1177! Girls, High School, Brookljfn-William L. Felter, Ph.D., Principal. FLORENCE MARGUERITA CARPENTER ....... Course in Art: High School, Ithaca-F. D. Boynton, P.Pd., Principal. 72 The Sibley Scholarships ROBERT l'iUS'l'liR YOl.lfN'l'lNIi ..... Cnzznfl' In .l'l'4'ff111r1IiI'cIf EHgZiHfFT177 .-Xclc-lplii plczirlt-niy, lgl'0lllill'll'-l'l. l-I. l'lowt-, l,l'lllCll72ll. PERCY SHIAIP.-XRDSUN l.YHX ..,.. Lvflllllfz' 1.71 .lIl'l'!1IIIZlif'!Il Erzgzifzccruzg lioys' High School, liiwolclylif-I:una-s Sullivzin, l'h.lD., l,I'll1Cll'l1ll. , The President White Scholarships lil.AY'l'UN EIUSIEPH lgL l I'l-IRY ...... , Courre In Jlrf: llit-srlitrlrl ltligh School--fll. li. l':nIrison, :l.Xl., l,l'lllClI7Ill. l,lfXK'lS lfnwix XE!-'lf ,.... - A . Com-.rf 1.11 A1-tx l P Nlizilton High School---lf. lx. Darling, lrincipzil. The Horace Greeley Scholarships Nlll.l.AR liL'RRows I - - - . ..... . Courrv I'I1f17'l'.Y lgiliziycrrc High School, lglll'l'iIll0mLs. li. Nlcllcn. l'rincipal. QiL7S'l'AYL'S l'iDXY,-XRIJ liliX'I'l,liY ...... Com-rf in flgrifultzwe High School, ,lziiiicsrown-Nl. lilcrclu-I', ihl., l'I'iIIcipIIl. The John Stanton Gould Scholarships l,.Au'RExcE Nl0Rl2l-IOLTSE . ........ Course In fim- lfrcc .'xCIlClCl'lll', L'TlCZl-l'ill10Fy l,. Klcacl, AB., llrincipal. XYALTER AccL'sT YERWIEIIE ,.,. ..... C our-.fe in ffrzlv Nlzisten Pzirl-1 High School, Blllllillll-l'i. S. lfosclick, AM., Principal. The Stewart L. Woodford Scholarships JULIUS SMITH ..,........ Course in Arty Boys' High School, Brooklyn-James Sullivan, l'h.D., Principal. REUBEN BERNARD SMITH ....... Course In Four-Year Law Eastern District High School, l3rooklyn-VVillianI T. Vlymen, Ph.D., Principal. Associate Alumnae Scholars ELEANOR FLORENCE FISOOLIN ..,...... Conrre in gift: PAULINE NEWELL LANDES . . . . . . Courre In Medzczne Frank William Padgham Scholar GEORGE FRED BENSON ...... Couric In !l'16f170l'11iCC1I Engzineerznb Boardman Senior Law Prize JAMES PRENTICE HEWITT, JR. . . . . . Courre in Law 73 Vfx. r i A! Hl!!Hlll ' 1 ' 1 ' WU U QX qfn mm 2 f ' , l 5 E W W? w w law 1 Wi' M 5 QM' gl! -i , Illibllil' f in 'fr 91? 2: V, 1 , f ' ,V ' 1.:f ,,,1 , X 1 , , - 'X HTA: JU- 'Z , x M r N , 1 P f i I :: '7,. .n f' fx IVi, '.. 'QQ ' fix if if by YQ f Svtanlvg Granger iinrn iiarkman ifleauili Hlark Hvrnun Slingvrlauh X4- I HI-' fll'.XI1KXN1ill 1 fs., i M HYDRAULIC LABORATORY FROZEN FALLS 75 SAGE CHAPEL GOLDWIN SMITH HALL 76 I 7:-'slaR'1'121u INFIRMARY 77 NIAKING A 1 O'CLOCK PREXY,S ANNUAL ADDRESS 78 1 4 . F 4 77 1 f P,- x ,, ,,., b 'fr .. .V s. W,f X L, - Q 1 Q .- N Senior Class e Um' .YI'rIf, U .XIIEIIV l.'fn'rIrff, f fflf, gY1'rIrfI'I'rI IVIAIII' COI,ORs:--ISIACIQ AND RED ROBERT I'lARI, COL'I.sON . GEORGE I-IENRY XY.-XLIJIZR CERETCHEN LEM' . . . CLYDE l RANRI,IN UAL'NIHOl-'FR JANE ANDERSON . . XVINFIFLD SCO'I I' Klil-IN1-iOl.'I'S, JR CHARLES NI.-XRTIN FRENCH BERNARD JOHN CJ,ROURl-CE . FREDERIC CJLIVER EBELINO JOHN CHAMBERLAIN r1xAI,cO'I'T. EDNVARD IRVING BAYER . . DORR CLENDENIN PRICE. ROSCOE CLAUDIUS HDLUND . FREDERIC ADOLPI-I RICE YVALTER GRIFFITH EVANS EDWIN CHARLES NIAYER MARX' REYNOLDS PRESTON STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT L VVILLARD BALLENTINE HALSEY RAPHAEL ERNESTO NIARQUINA Class Officers 81 Pn'51'Jerzi . . ,VII-L't7'P7'L'Il'l1,L'7'lf Sccomz' I,I.Ii'-P7'L'Jil!F71f RL'L'O7'C,Z-Hg SefrefI1I'-V Corresponding Srfrzfary . . Trmfurer Gvmfrazl Atlzfetzr Direrfor . Foofbafl Dzhreftcr Baubaff Director Track Dzhrvrtor 2V11f1J-v DZ.fFIfr7l' . Cfass Omfcr Zwemoriaf Orrztor . Ivy Orator Clay: Hl4IfO1'l.GH . Cfas: Proplzef Clay: E.v.vnz'y.vt Clay: !Vlar.vlzaIs S ergeant-at-Arrny w lll s QW roms L ii ,L lll il f,l,i1rBll'7il1l'l!4fi' lillfll' sh Bs- A Q l 1 f X T K 1-lf llllviu, ,C , l I l hlll W l l llllllllllllllIllllllllwau Llflilllmem.nlumzililumrfun i1'lllfIiiTIlill l lx li il A ali ,E ll llilil slliliir L j ' p' - ff'll4,! Q l l lil X ml llllllllll' ll N I A 1909 HENRY ABARCA SAMUEL HAMIL ABBEY 41 I',' Ice Carnival Committee San Yuzm, Porlo Rim Smiffziown BATCIHCIZ f X A V- A-ff'f1znn1'faf Enginerrzn ilffflzanzml Ifnginfm mb EDNA MAY ABEL Trzumm.vburg Aff! MORRIS HENRY ADAMS PTl'71fL'II ,d'nm', rlfrl. Cz'-wil Engz'neerz'no Nlaryland Club. EMIL ADLER Buffalo fllcrlzzznzrnf Engineerm University Scholarship. ANNA ALLEN Buffalo Arif A O U. MARY LILLIAN ALLEN Ithafa Art: lVlANUEL BUARQUE DE ALMEIDA Rio de ffzuzciro, Brazil Cifuil Engineerinb Cosmopolitan Club. M. CARL ALMY Horne!! Law ARTHUR CARL AMSLER Pzittxliurg, Pa. MECITHIIIDIGI E7Igl.f1FE7'1.l7g 0 li Kg Interfraternity Tennis Champion QD JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON W1'llaz'n.vburg, Pa. A71-r.v J fy Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreisg Class Corresponding Secretary GEORGE GREENWOOD ANDREWS HjHIh1.71gfOH, D. C. CIIUI-ZElZgl.H66f1.71b A T 95 Senators. JOSEPH CHURCH' ANDREWS New Brimin, Cr. Art: Zodiacg Alembic 82 Senior Records NloRI'I'z .-X. .-XNRIQIJQ N,-TL-,,,-1,-, 05,5 Cosmopolitan Clulug Slildllg-ljlly Committct- .-XI.IIER'I' 'IM' ARI:I'Ia liuffnlfl .J T 525 Scalp and Bladcg Class lfootliall 'lit-ani Url. X!'Al.'I'l3R .I.-mrs .-XRx1s'I'RoNt: l-',,,',- Hill, MJ, .1' T Q: Class Baseball Vlltillll lil lllg Class Rush 'lic-:Img Class l ll1lS4.'l'DIlll 'liL'2lll1Q Captain L37 145. CARTIQR .Al.5'l'l'JN .'lxRNUI.lJ 1fH:,'rlnll,Grl. 'P .l H: l,yl'Ill11lil. LULIISE H.-XRRllE'l' .'x'l'WA'l'l5R III.-nr IVIAPIL' CHRISTINE ScIIERx1ERIIoRx .-Xx'IfRx' l'lu.l,ff,,, K .1 H. FREDERICK .-XYERY Rfl.-llfrm' Varsity Baslu-Iliall ill L33 fill Captain lhgj. SARA M. BAILEY lflmm K :I H. CHARI.Es SCHENCK BARI-:R lilmim fb 1' J. ERNEST LEROY BAKER liflfart .l lrffz rm tml Engtum fl 71 Law .l'fI rfI1IrzI'mf El1QI.7lFl'V1.lIN L L ootballleamg Sibley CI I'I'f ElZgI'7lf'l7llZe X11-ts Ari! .'lflmtfImI1'I'nf Engzinc 1111 ffrla' 1l'Iz'I'f1m11'f1Il E77gllI1tf71I1 .ff Ql'l'ClllfIl7'U L Cornell Countryman Boardg Class XA'Yl't'SIlll1g Teamg College Honor System Committeeg College Glee and Mandolin Clubsg Roberts Scliolarsluipg Cosmopolitan Club. IJANE LEwIs BALDWIN Groton .41-is PAUL AUGUST BANCEL Nful fork City jl'II'f!II171I-fillEl1g1477EFT1AH4' Sibley-lournal Board Q35 f.1.Qg Class Day Committee. RUSSELL VINCENT BKNTA Riflgfufoofl, N. Cifuil Engineming A X Pj Semaplioreg University Scliolarsliip. CONE BARLOW Oak Park, IH. Wfrchanzifzzf Engineerzizzb lp fl J: Assistant Manager Lacrosse QQ5 Class Football Manager Lacrosse SARAH LOUISE BARNES Stor1cl1rI'1fgf,1l111.r.t. Arts CHARLES LESLIE BARNUM Brooklyn llflerlzanifal Eng1'nm-ing Z Wg Quill and Daggerg VVidow Board Qzj QQ C4.Qg Assistant Business Manager f3j5 Masqueg Sunday Night Club. FAY HEMMING BATTEY Bujllaffv Cl.'UI! Engl-nffflinc A T QQ Sphinx Headg Scalp and Blacleg K B 103 Pyramiclg Assistant ManagerCreW C315 Manager Crew Cltjg Senior Ball Committee. ROBERT STANTON BAUIVI Chicago, Ill. 40 K Wg Mandolin Club C25 C4j5 Banjo Club QID Czj 83 1l'Il'I'l'7!l711vC'HI EHg1AHKKTInb Senior Records CLYDE FRANKLIN BAUMHOFER Niagara Fallr Arts J Xg Sphinx Headg K B lD,- Francis Miles Finch Debate Club C115 Assistant Business Manager Daily Sun C315 Business Manager C415 Masque C31C415 Vice-President C415 Savage Club5 Junior Smoker Committeeg Toastmaster Junior Feecl5 Nalanda5 Sunday Night Club5 Book and Bowlg Senior Banuet Committee5 Class Record- ing Secretary C415 Cheer Leader. EDXVARD IRVING BAYER Toleclo,Olz1io - flgrirulture Al Zy Sphinx Head5 Hebs-sa5 Aleph Samach5 Chairman General Committee C315 Junior Varsity C115 Varsity Fight C115 Varsity Four C315 Varsity Football C415 Chair- man General Committee C415 President Agricultural Association C415 UC Repre- sentative in Athletic Council C415 Navy Director HARRY THEODORE BECKMANN Toledo, Olzio lllerlzaniral Engineering THOMAS ECKLEY BEDDON NZIHTZSIOKF, Pa. lllerlifirzzlral Eflgl-I'lEF7'l'7'lg CECIL KENNETH BELL Itlzara flrrlziferture Gargoyle. ,V MAY AMELIA BELL Eureka, Cal. Art: Sennightly5 Second Vice-President Class HARRY ALBERT BEMIS Clmrlemont, llfaxx. Law 11 Xg Class Basketball CI15 College Baseball CI1 C21 C31 C415 Francis Miles Finch Debate Club5 Chairman Law Smoker Committee ALICE WELLES BENHAM M'rLean Art: University Scholarshipg Barnes Shakespeare Essay Prize C215 '86 Declamation Stage C115 Era Poem Prize C215 French Play C315 Sage Dramatic Club5 Cornell Congressg Les Cabotins. CORNELIUS BCIORRIS BENNETT Ofoitl Agriralrare LAWRENCE GALE BENNETT Ithaca Art: 11 ll, 0 B K5 Savage Club5 Alt Heidelburg Cast5 Senior Banquet Committee. MABEL LILLIAN BENNETT Brooklyn filrts fl IP. GEORGE FRED BENSON S-vrarure lllerlzanlral Engineerzinv Frank Vllilliam Padgham Scholarship RUTH CHRISTINE LOVELL BERGEN ltlznra Art: A CD5 lchthus. WALTER ADAM BERNARDI Pittsburg, Pa. Arflziferture Gargoyleg Artistic Editor IQOQ Cornellian. FLORENCE ESTELLE BIBBINS Port Leyden Art: ID B K FREDERICK JOHN BIELE Brooklyn Clfull Engzineerzing Spectre. 84 RICHARD 1iI'I2'I'I' Bismu- J I2 Sihinx l-It-atlg S Senior Records S-I'rfIrIm' jl'l!'L'l11171I-C01 Erzgzinvfrzing Iblt-y 'ournal ol lfngitieerixix tl 2 3 4g Varsit ,Iv ,club xtrucucbcu V l'00Il'I1lllbllLlZlllCllQClIlSSi'.lCCIl0I1 Lornmxttec C315 I' rank NVilliam Padgham Scholar- ship C173 Class lfuutliall 'll-am Cqglz l':lllf0I'-lI1-Cl1lQf.IQOQCORNELLIANc3,QS2lgZ1NVZ1I'lZl ' Clubg -lunior llroiiiciizult- Cominittu- Ctgjg Widow Board Ctgj C.Ljg Sibley Banquet Coinxnittt-cg Stintlay Night Cluhg Szivagtf Clubg Cheer Leader. K B CP. l':l,Nl1i R ,I u Ltas B I..-KC R Pf'Il.t,'ionf, .lfl'I'l1. .' Lfzfw Masonic Clubg llresitlvnt ol' Charles Kendall :Xdams Club BEssIIa MAY BI..-xm-i lfnrnrlf A Arts CARIION .'Xl,l.liN lil..-xINli l.,YUl1.f Ilfffrf111rz1I'z1fErIgz'nrf'r1'ng l'l.-KROLD D. lil..-UCI-I Iyuplrr ECt,t'f7'l-L'UC Er1gz'r1z'f1'I'ng Bandliu. lltaxiu' hYUR'I'HlNG'Ii0N BLIss lmlmnnpu!1'.v, lml. Mm-lzmzzrnl ET1gIiI1FPT1-71g 41 1' J. ST.-XNHOPH l'ZCCLl2Sl'0N lgl.UN'l' Fm-r Still.:-vlur Seal and SL-rpenrg Ycnan Boardg Cheer Leadurg Banquet Committeug Si Rush Marshal 14.1. CHARLES FERDINAND Bom-I L ll'll'L'lZlI71l'!'L1I Engzinefrznb g Scabbard and Bladcg Glee Club C15 Ckgjg IQOQ Cornellian Captain Cadet Corps C353 Major Cadet Corps Cttjgq Senior hlt-I' B2lI'lflllCfCfJll1llllIfL'l3C.1,JQ Class Marshal C415 Underclass lfli CIIIIIIICUII lqgflifllffllff College Baseballg Agricultural Glen: Cluhg Roberts' Scholarship Cigjg College Soccer Team. AUGUST CARL BOHLEN Committee Q31 Q4jg Su Committee. RALPH BOLGIANO Maryland Clubg Masque O'r'ro ROMAIN BOND SAMUEL WILLIAM Boo'rH, JR., BA. IDA JULIA Boucx-1 EDWIN ROY BOWERMAN RALPH MCLANE BOWMAN MARGARET BRADLEY RICHARD BRAGAW ID Z' K. OTTO BRANDT, JR. Iswzag Deutscher Verein THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS Bandhug Long Island Cl IIIIIZIIIHIIPOII-I ffrrhlifrfture C12 J fig Quill and Daggerg Class Baseball Team CID Czjg Chairman Moakley Fund Iiday-'Night Clubg Bench and Boardg Llflgiveg Senior Stunt Buftzimors, flfrl. Mcclzanziraf Enginefrzing C35 C455 CHSF C479 Alf Heldelbufg C35 C45- Saffm, IV. Va. Ari: Peterrbtlrg, Va, Mcclzanzifal Engzinewzing Sl'llE7'lFL'fHtl-Y .ff1'f.f Fairport C14-vzil Engzineerzing WaJf1I'ngt0n, D. C. 611.711-I Engzineerzing 1 Nfiuizijlc . - Aff-f 7KlH1Ul'L'lJ fllefhanziraf Engineering Newark, N. Arts Ffurhzing Aff-V ubg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club 85 7 Senior Records FERNANDO JOSE BROQUET ftlzafa Merhan1'falEngz'neerzng HORACE DWIGHT BROOKMAN Wellswiffe, Ohio Eleftrifzzl Engineering Ohio Club, Treasurer BERNICE LUCY BROWN Port Clzexter Arr: A 1175 Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreisg Cap and Gown Committee. CHARLES SEAMANS BROWN SJVTIIIMIE Me6l1anit'c1f.Engineering T' I . HARRY PHILIP BROWN Hmkinzer Art: LLOYD HEMAN BROWN fllorrison, Ill. .Law fl .fl C115 ID .4 CD. MELVILLE G. BROWN Brooklyn ZUm'11z1r1z'n1lEnginffrzing A .41 CD5 Mzxndolin Club Cgj C455 Class Baseball. CHARLES LOWMAN BROWNE flberdcen, S. Dale. A1-is Mandolin Club CZD A X WALTER STANLEY BRYDE Nou' York City K lllfflldflliffll Engineering Bandhu. JAMES DEWAR BUCHANAN foungxtoufn, Ohio M'efhan1'faf Eng1'ne'm'1nc Freshman Banquet Committee. MORRIS LYON BUCI-IWALTER, IR. Cz'nr1'nnatz', Ohio Arte X C05 Masque CID C21 435145, Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Savage Clubg President of Masque. PERCY HIRAM BUDD Pfcararzt Vafffy ' Cl.Ul'lEHgL71PFl'l'77g STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN Au Sable Fork: A1 if Q F A15 S2 2 lpg Class CFCWCID Substitute JUHiOfV2lfSit5'C2DQ JuniorVarsityC3jg Substitute Varsity Crew C3jg Junior Feed Committeeg Senior General Committee. HAROLD EDMUND BULLIS Ofwfgo Iwrrlzaninzl Enginferzf rf HAIQRY GROVER BURD Trenton, N. Alffllllflllftll Engzineerzng Captain Class Basketball Team Cljg Captain Varsity Basketball Team Czjg Junior Feed Committee C31 Varsity Basketball C35 CHARLES RAYMOND BURGER Ithaca Law HOWARD ROUTLEDGE BUTTERY Wfftffld Low LUCY SWEETLAND CADOGAN Hormel! Am A Q. ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL Cinrzinnafzi, Olll-0 Art: 2X5 Quill and Daggerg Nalandag Bench and Boardg Class Baseball Team Czjg Varsity Football Team C3j C4DQ Sunday Night Clubg Mermaiclg Varsity Baseball Cgj C4jg Captain C415 General Committee C415 Class Book Committee HENRY ARTHUR CALLIs Bzingfmmton Art: JAMES RICHARDSON CAMERON, lrfuin, Pa. lWe'cf1an1'caf Engineering HORACE BILLIMAN DE CAMP New fork City Cz'fU1'lEng1'neerzng X T5 Undlneg Bench and Boardg Rod and Bobg Sunday Night Club. 86 Senior Records CHARLES ll-NNCRUVI' CARSON RoI'fIr.rIrr Iwfrfzflrizirrll Eflgl-!1FI'lI71O J T J. RALPH 'lkmvxixs L'II,IcI-i Iifur Owing,-, N, 7, g1,,,,,gm1Eng,',1,,,,.,,, . . , . . . . K - , , , 0 .1 lx lug lit-ncli llllll lioztrtlg Llziss lrznck lL'2llI1 fij fzjg Sophomore Cotillion Com- o mittecg XX rustling lt-:nn Izj ligj C415 Nlanager f.tjg Moalcley I-louse Committee f3jg Senior Sniokcrg Suntlny Night Cluh. SIDNEY l.oIf'rt's CII.fIIfI'IaI' fllmfu CWI-rbrl-ZEHQI-nfl,-1,76 cili0RGli WAI.'I'IsII CI-I.-xxInI.IaR l'im-fum! Law Zocliacg Varsity RL'l1Iy,lik'lllll lzlg Varsity Track Team Qzjg lunior Law Smoker Com- Inirtceg -lunior Sniokt-r Committee. TAO XiUAN CHEN Sllllllgllllli, Cilllillll Ilffrrlzrlrzzifzlf EHgI'7ZFU!'l'l7g HAMII.'I'oN TQLKZIENI-i CIIII.os Syrnt-un Law H Eg III J 10g l'IIiu-rsiti' Orclwstra CIT 113 QD 1.05 Mandolin Club Czj f4jg Assistant Director Nlnsquu lhgjg lu' Carnival Committeeg Savage Clubg Sagawana ClIIh. Smvkos STHIII-IIQN CHRYSSIDIQS, A.l3. I:07'IJfIlIIfl'7IUf7ll', Tzu-kay Ell,L'f7'1'L'llI Enginffrmg Cosmopolitan Cluhg Les Cahotinsg President f.1.jg French Play fzj flgjg Association lfoothall Team fly lzj Clgjg Cricket Team CID Qzj Qjg Director C. C. C. Qgj Qftjg Recording Secretary :Xssocizition Cosmopolitan Clubs PAO l'iIiNG CHU Slznngfznzi, Clzzina AfIL'l'lIlI11l'!'LIlEf1gll77CFfli71S FREDIERIC Corzss CHLRCI-I Kingman, Pa. Arif 10 B Kg History Cluhg Greek l'l:Iyletsg German Play. CHARLES CIAR14 Ivziflzofx C1 uifEng1'ncz'rI'rIg CHARLES HENRY CIAIIK Cortland Law EDWARD HEERMANS CLARK Corifnnzf MeI'fzarz1'ff11Engzinecrzing ll? fi jg Sphinx Headg Class Crew QIQ Qjg Class Track CID Qzjg Varsity Track fzjg Class Secretary C225 Dunstang Varsity Crew Qgjg General Committee f4j5 Com- modore of Navy LU. HARRY DE XVITT CLARK Brookfyn MFL'llHHlifHIEVlgl'7'lEi'7'117b ROBERT WILLIAM CLARK Prorpeft, Ct. Czifuzl E11-gzineerzno WILLIAM VAN ALAN CLARK Lukffwood, N. Merhan1'falEngzneerz'no Cerberusg Ycnang Glee Club Q25 QQ Q4jg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Feed Committeeg Cheer Leader. CHARLES DE Wirr CLINTON Creme law 0 A 05 Class Baseball Team FRED ADAM CLOCK Clorkfuziffe Mffhnnziral Enginelerzngg ERNEST BARNARD COBB Izhara A7111 A X Pg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Congressg Class Debate Team KID C315 College Cross Country Team 87 Senior Records RICHARD HENRY COBB Cleveland, Ohio i Amt A .11 KD5 Quill and Daggerg Undineg VVidowBoard5 Assistant Manager Musical Clubs fgjg Book and Bowlg Junior Promenade Committee fgjg Benc.h and Boardg Man- ager Musical Clubs C42 Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Committee. BIARY LOVE COBBS Mr1rtz'n5z'z'fle, Va. Artx SAMUEL COHEN Brooklyn Cifu1'f-Engineerzing XVALTER RICH COLCORD Brooklyn Czi'U1'lErzgz'nefrz'ng ANNA lVlARY COLLINS Phz'la1Ielp!zz'a, Pa. Arts GEORGE REUBEN COLVIN Norfl1Bfrznz'ngton, Vt. Law lnterclass Debate Team Cijg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club. HIRAM GRANT CONGER Nfuirzrlc, N. Cifuif I1i71gI.71t t,7'l'77 C. U. C. A. Cabinet QD LEE BRIGGS COOK Cl1Ullf!1Lll11ll1 f1gfI.L'LllZ'll7'6 Sacchordg Agricultural Associationg College Crew K PERRY TOWNSEND COONS llfontffair, flflerlzzznzml Engzazpnzno .S X5 Nalandag Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Bench and Boardg Mermaidg Sunday Night Club. PERCY HALL CORMAN Tonafwamla Agrifulfure RODMAN lVlUNN CORNELI. NI'1tf fork City Efvrrrirrzf Engirzfrring Zodiacg Cricket Teamg Assistant Manager QL Manager PERRY HAMLIN CORNNVALL ' Portlaml, Ct. Law ID F 415 Sphinx Headg Class Football QI? Qgjg Captain Class Baseball Team QIQ Qzjg Class Baseball Director fijg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Dunstang Varsity Football Squad C255 Varsity Baseball Team Qjg Senior Banquet Committee. JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE Braddorlt, Pa. Cliifl-I Erigirzeerzin Cerberusg Quill and Daggerg Aleph Samacl1gYcnang Dunstang Class Football QIDgVa1'- sity Football Team Czj QD QIQ5 Class President Cljg Undineg General Athletic Director Csgjg General Committee C35 CFHOMAS COSGROVE, JR. Bratfdork, Pa. Czifuil .Engineerzno Cerberusg College Crew Qzj fgjg Pyramid. ROBERT EARL COULsoN Buffalo Art: A Ing Sphinx Headg 0 B Kg Aleph Samachg Class Crew KID C255 Class Football Team C255 ,94 Debate Stage Qzj Q55 Class Crew Director C353 lntercollegiate De- bate Stage Qzjg Junior Varsity Crew Czjg Varsity Four-Oared fzjg Vice-President Debate Council Qgjg Moakley House Committee Cgjg General Committee Qgjg Chairman Junior Smoker Committee Q75 Scalp and Bladeg Leader Pennsylvania Debate Team fgjg President Debate Councilg Secretary lntercollegiate Debate Leagueg Senior President. JAMES WILLIAM Cox, JR. Albany Mrrhnnz'ral Enffzinefrzin Z' W5 Junior Promenade Committeeg Moakley House Committee fgjg Masque? D C4.jg Cast C4.Qg Class Marshal Chairman Sibley Banquet Committee Q42 Vice-President Engineering Club Citjg Head Cheer Leaderg Cosmpolitan Club. ss Senior Records LEWIS .lUSliI'l'lL'S CRIISS Rn! Cm-It Arr: lol.-XRT CUMMIN IJ!!-l'f0!l, OIIIDO CII-'Ulil Engzirlfzfrzing .1 lg Rod :Incl liohg Civil lzngint-ci' liourcl Qjg C. lf. Honor System Committeeg AIZISKILIC QQ. lfllw.-xRD l'll'fNRY CUxIl'S'I'0N, -IR. lI'I1J'lIliHgf0l7, D. C. ll'lfi'lll1711.fIIl Engz'rIfm'1'ng ' .fl X Pg Scgihhztrrl Zll1Ll lilzitlvg SL'l'l1lI0l'SQ .-Xtljutum Czlclct Corps. Rox' HOWARD CUNNINIZHANI 711llH.l'ffl'lL'H, PII. 1Wcf1IzIr1I'I'f1f Erzgzlnefrling Z 'lg lfrt-Slimzm liunquvt Commi.rcc C113 lflcction Committee C213 Cornell Daily Sun liozirtl lil fll. 'lil-1051.-XS llI5RClY.-Xl. CLNNINGII.-ni Ur ,-.' nporl, L. I. I'lIvrlzfmI'ra! Enginfering HENRY hllln CURRY lJI.H.3',lIll'g, Pu. Jwcfflzlrzziczlf ,E71gi71Ul'I'l-Hg X 'fig K If Wg Class l'-Oillllllll 'limiting lolllllllllig Dunstung Nztlzincla. fi!-IORGE DAVE CL'R'I'Is, ILS. Sfminmlli, Gu. C1 uI'fEng1nm'r1'r1g NIARGARIQT CL'R'I'Is N,-Qu Cfmlu, Pu. Art: CHARLES l3liN-IAMIN CL'R'I'lSS, JR. Bu-v Clif-v .l!fvr11nr1I'I'nf Engzinerrzing K :lg Class 'lirxick 'licam lllg Nloaklt-y House Committee Csgjg Book and Bowlg Sumlxty Night Clubg Class Day LN0l11Il1lffC'3. 'loH N DAI-IYNI -los E PH DA LEY FRANCIS PAUL IDALIEY BEN-IAMIN GEORGE lDANIS Class Bzischzxll flj fzj. Louis BURHANS lDAUMON'I' L4'.x'I'11gto1I, VII. Kllllgffflll fflxri Alfiu Brzlglzton Dzlffon, Illnfr. 7cr.rv-v City, N. X Tig Class Crew Qzjg Cl11lll'l11Hn Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg ETI-IEL LouISA IDAVIS zz' O Il. HENRY EMERSON DAVIS TRACY EGBERT DAVIS Esoteric. CHARLES SUMNER DAWSoN A T J. GEORGE ALEXANDER DAWSON Sophomore Banquet Committee. GEORGE EDWARD DAY Sibley Journal Board CZD C31 Q4- CLARENCE WARD DEAN ' GLENNARD CECIL DECKER BERTON HENRY DE LONG 0 F A. Brudforzf, PII. Uizira BUHLIIO Ilffnonzlh, N. lfatertown Bfzyonne, N. East Aurora Prinre Bay, N. McGraw S9 ll1l'l'htIf1l,l'l1l E71gl.I'lFL'7'1.7Yg flrrr Arty Cl-'Ulll Engzinfeiing MFIIIUHIDCHI Engz'nem'I'ng Sunday Nighr Club. Art: IlJEL'11I1Tll.I61l Engzineerirzg Agri-CLlIfLl7'l5 MFCIYHHIICUI Engzineerzing Arif .Efectrical Engineering M6E11UHl-Cd! Engineering Mefh animf Engineering ffrtf Senior Records ANNA lVlAE DENiToN Ntfw fork Arr: K K F. JESSE HEMPSTEAD DENNISTON Cornwall Cifuil Engineering Class Cross Country Team ROBERT CRITCHLOW DEWAR Eaxt Orange, N. ClAUl'C Engz'ncerz'ng Class Football Team C3Jg Junior Smoker Covmmitteeg Rod and Bob. HARRY ALONZO DE WITT Brooklyn Elzctrziral Engzineering BAYARD PUTNAM DEXTER Orange, lllarf. ,llerlzarzziral Engineerzng .Y X. ALBERT DIAMANT Pine Hill Cl-'Ulll Engzinefrzng Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg President Cxgjg lnterclass Debate Teamsg Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Clubg Gratory Play VVAYLAND E. DICKENS A'lp1'nt' T C1'fu1'l.Eng1'neer1'nc ANNETTA MARIE DIECKMANN' Buffalo Arty JULIA ANN DILLMAN Connfr:fw'llv, lml. Arts ELLVVOOD DIMENT' Orwego .l!t't'l1I171l-ffl! Engineerino GEORGE GORDON lJOBSON Srarlzorouglz, Englnml .llerlznnziral Engzinevrzn Congressg University Scholarship. JOHN HENRY DONOVAN 7olz'rt, lll. C1-U1-I Enginefrzng Civil Engineer Board. JOHN JAMES DOOLEY Penn Yun Vffterz'nar,v JULES GOODWIN Doux Utim Alf! Ycnang Les Cabotinsg Class Crew C253 Glee Club CQ JOHN IDUBUIS, B.A. Clinton, S. C. Cifuil Enginrerin ASUT OSH DUTT V Coorlzbflmr, Bengal, India Agrirulturf' FREDERIC OLIVER EBELING Ewanrton,-lll. llferlzanzical Engineering fl T .QQ Sphinx Headg Class Baseball CID C215 Class Football Czjg Varsity Baseball Y C25 C315 Varsity Football Squad CQ C4j5 General Committee Cgjg Class Day Com- mittee. ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND Brooklyn Arty A X Pg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg President Czjg lnterclass Debatesg Secre- tary Debate Union C215 Congress-Bowdoin Debate Team C255 Alternate Pennsyl- vania Debate Team CZJ5 W'inner Congress Declamation Medal Czlg Debate Council Cgj C4jg Era Board Czj C3J5 English Clubg President CQ C42 Pennsylvania Debate Stage CID5 Senior Stunt Committee. ELMER EDWARDS F01-ggi Home VICTOR EI-IIJERS La Grange, Texas Texas Club. Q0 Cliillil Engineering Czifvzll Engineering Senior Records li.-XRL ARTHUR ENIERSON Cilillflillllflfli, Ohio ll'Il'l'lIfIIll.lYl! EHgl.I1HEfl.Hg .E .1 lf. .-XRTHUR WII.I.IMI ISNGIZI, IZVOIIJ Cifuil Engineering Spa-ctreg Honor System Coinmittct- C+j5 Captain C. E. C. C.Team l':I.l.lEN Cik.-NCIS ISRXVAY Trunmnflmrg Arla' 'Corresponding Secretary CID5 Second Vice-President C315 Der Hexenltreis. 'IFRUNIRN XVILLI.-XM lius'I'IS, .IR. Hinrilnlf, Ill. Elfrfrzml Enginfrring Association lfootball C+J. WALTER Cikll-'Fl'l'H Iiv.-ws Rwnf flrlr J X5 Ycnang Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg lunior Smoker Comntittut-5 lfra Board C35 C495 Manager English Play5 Class Historian CH. LYNN L. l-'ARNIIAM S,,',A1,',,g 1f',,1f,',. NEWTON CARI P FARR Cfiirngn, HC. Cifuif Engineering Cifuil Engineering J 05 Mandolin Club C35 C415 Banjo Club CID CZD5 Cornell Civil Engineer Board C3j5 Rod and Bob5 Managing Editor Civil Engineer CQ5 Savage Club5 Class Day Committee. w 'FRUMAN EDMUND lf.-KSSE'I'I' Iilmirn Arts K .fI5 Fencing Team, Captain C425 Glee Club5 lVidow Board. EDWARD BIILLER PAY Malone Elvrrr1'falEngineer1ng CYRIL ADOLPHUS FAUCHER Rorliestvr Cifuif Engineering T' I'5 Glee Club Czj C355 Rod and Bob. JAMES lh'lINNIS FELKNOR, A.B. flflorrixfown, Tenn. Civil Engineering BCIORRIS FELLMAN New fork Civil Engineering JOSEPH FRANCIS FENNELLY Broofzfyn Meefztxnzicaf Engineering FRITZ FERNOW Toronio, Ont. Art: J 245 0 B K5 Sphinx Headg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club, President C155 Deuteher Verein Play CID Czj CQ CAQ5 Class Crew C3j5 University SchOlarship5 Greek Play5 English Play C3j5 Chairman Intercollegiate Debate Committee C325 President Civic Club ELLIS JEROME FINCH ROGER SHERMAN FINDLEY New fork Pittxburg, Pa. Osiris Club5 Ycnan5 Sophomore Smoker Committee. CLARENCE FRAZIER FISHER GEORGE FARNSWORTH FISHER E 0. JOHN MORRIS FITZGERALD HARRY MORTON FITZPATRICK Davenport Chicago, IU. Fillmore Crawfora'.f'UiIle, QI Ind. MKCIZUHIFKHI Engineering lllecfzanifal Engineering Civil Engineering Cifvil Engineering Civil Engineering Am Senior Records I Rurus HILL FLINN Carnzfen, N. Ilffrhzinzraf Engineering Cayuga Club. A STANLEY HOWARD FLINT Willzinrburg, Pa. Cifuil Engineering Cerberus5 Scabbard and Blade5 Semaphoreg Varsity Cricket Team C15 C25 C35 C455 Junior Feed Committee HENRY FLOOD, JR. Efmirzz fllerfznniral Engineerzn CD F Al. EDWARD JAMES FLYNN 7ohni-town i Arr: C. B. O. ROBERT LEE Fox Bataina Cz'fu1'1Engz'nPerz'ng HAROLD S. FRANKENHEIMER Nifw York . Art: Joi-IN EDEN FREDERICKS Hourton, Texas fwerfzaniurnf Engz'neerz'ng Freshman Banquet Comrnittee5 Sophomore Banquet Committee. HERBERT STANLEY FREEMAN Rorfiertfr MUrfzanz'rc1f Engz'neerz'nH HENRY LIVINGSTON FREEMAN Atfanta, Ga. lllcfhanzlcaf Engineerzn CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH Hourz1tonz'r, Affair. llflefhzinzhfal Engzhneerin D K E5 Sphinx Headg K B ID5 Aleph Samach5 Dunstan5 Varsity Track Team C15 C25 C35 C455 Captain C455 Varsity Relay Team CI5 C35 C455 Class Track Team C15 C255 Captain C155 Class Track Director C355 General Committee C35 C455 Gen- eral Athletic Director C455 Senior Banquet Committee. ELIAS FREUDENHEIM .Elnnrfz Art: University Orchestra C25 LEoPoLDo ESTANISLAO FREYRE Habana, Cuba . Cz'fu1'fEngz'nesrz'n EDWIN FRIESE Baftzlniore, Mu'. Csruzil Erzginemzn Maryland Club5 Society of Civil Engineers. ALBERT ERNEST FROSCH Pzltzivlzurg, Pa. Cz'11z'fEngz'nef7'znff Osiris Club5 Junior Feed Committee5 lVloakley House Committee C255 Class Foot- ball C355 Varsity Football Squad5 College CreW5 CosmopolitanVClub5 College Track Team5 Class Rush Team. ARTHUR LAWRENCE FROST fllurkegon, Aflllfh. lllerfzanziml Engineerzn Seal and Serpent5 Class Crew C25 C355 Junior Feed Committee. DAVID HUMPHREY FULLERTON Rl.71gO6.f, N. Afgrzrulture CREED WALSH FULTON Warfzzlngfon, D. C. lllerlzanziral Engineering Seal and Serpent5 Sphinx Head5 Class Baseball C15 C255 Varsity Baseball Team C25 C355 Election Committee C35 C455 Chairman C455 Chairman Class Day Committee5 Senators. WARD LLEWELLYN GABLE Sharon, Pa. fWe'rfzanz'ra1Engineeiznc Sphinx Head5 Varsity Baseball Team C25 C355 Class Baseball C255 Director C355 Senior Ball Committee. ALEJANDRO GALLEGO Santiago Dal Estero, Arg. Rep. lwerhanical Engineerzn Q2 Senior Records XVILLARI1 W.-II.nRoN fi,-KR.-Xl!RAN'l' Clif-rn-r, N. Illr-rlmrziml Iingirwfring PRED I-IIIc:IzNIa fi.-KRDNHR Rm-lnvll,-, Ill, Law xl J Ipg Ill J wg iJlll1Sl'1ll1Q limlim-g Nalnnclag SophomoreSmokerCommitteeg Junior Law Sinolct-I' LiUI11H1lfTl'L'Q Varsity lfoorball rlieam Louis Cilitbliiili fi.-XRIKIIZ.-KN Nmtvirlc, N. 7. , Arif l:RANDON lJL'MARS fiA'l'IiS IJ,-li-nu, .llmIt. 1llrrl1fIrII'1-111 E71gI'7lF,Ffl-Hg Kloziklcy House QiUl'lHUlIIK'C Qjl Q-Hg l,l'lfSitlt'l1f Sibley lfiigineuing Club ANNA BELLE fi!iNL7NG lflm.-ri Arts xl U ll: L'I1iYL'l'SiIy Scholarshipg l,l'CSillk'l1f Stunt-rsct Y RUSSELL CIN-XRKIE GIQRMOND .Yiwu lfrr'tfII'1I, CI. Ilfm'f1z1rII'I'zIf ffrzgzlnffrzing Zodiacg .-Xssistanr Nlanzigt-r lfencing rlitillll Qkgjg Manager QQ. VY.-xI.'l'ON cillili Pfzlilrlilvffrlllirl, Pu. Czitzif Ellgl-Uffflllig SXLLAN H. cilLBI'IR'l' RI1,vl1j?ml Ari: IP If Kg Xlarathon Race Qllg ld Captain C. C. C. C. Qjlg lfnglish Clubg Dante Clubg Orarory Play. JAMES EIJXVARD CiILI.ESPIE :lu Salah Ifm-ky Art: ciEORGE Sco'I'r GI.IsAsox Oli-nr Full: Afrzr RAUI, ciODOY lJ,lH'IIOJ' .f1l'H'!, xfrg. Rrp. LYIQUIAQ El7gZ.flFF7'l.Hg Cosmopolitan Clubg l.cs Caborinsg La 'l'cI'tIIli:I. VVERNER WILLIAM Goiirz .l'll-liL'IIIllCt't', Wzk. Art: X YQ Quill and Daggerg K I3 fllg Chairinan Junior Promenade Committeeg Sun Board Q25 Q4jg Book and Bowlg Undineg Sunday Night Clubg Bench and Boardg Senior Ball Committeeg Secretary Fraternity Rushing Committee WALTER NIAYER GOLDSNll'fH r7Vt-tu York Art: NVILLIAM NIOSLER CSOLDSMITH I Czinrzinnntzi, Ohio Jwfflznniraf Engineering JOSE ANTONIO GOMEZ, PILB. Guahvaquzif, Eruaffor CZ-111.1 Engzneering College Crew Qljg President La Tertuliag President Spanish-American Club. LELAND LITTLE GRAHAM Pitfxfzurg, Pa. Czifuil Engineering SAMUEL HERBERT GRAHAM Ithara Arts ALBERT WESTON GRANT, JR. Cf1z1rlottf.f'u1'fle, Va. ilfefhanzical EHgl.H6'?Tl.Hg J T 415 Southern Clubg Class Football Qgjg Cross Country Team JAMES DENISON GRANT Eaton, Cof. Mezfzanziraf Engineering Cayuga Clubg University Orchestra QI, Q25 Q35 Q42 Mandolin Club Q35 J, BIRCHARD GREEN Chicago, III. Mecl1fInz're1l Engineering MABELLE CHAMBERLAIN GREENE Morris Art: WILLIAM GRANDIsoN GRIDLEY Elmira Civil Engineering 0 A Cpg Spectreg Election Committee Qgjg 1909 Class Book Committeeg Civil Engi- neer Association. BERTHA GRIFFIN Plziladelphia, Pa. Art: 93 1 Senior Records CHARLES ALFRED GRIFFIN, Utira Art: Varsity Wrestling Team QI15 Junior Feed Committee. EDNA GRISWOLD Maymfiffe - Affhl-ffffuff PHILLIP NVOODWARD HAGGAR'I' Ithara Civil Engineering Osiris. EDWARD Auousrus HAHI, Buffalo llflerhanii-al Engineerznv Cayuga Club. . GILBERT PHELPS HALL Netu fork Arehitefture A .J 05 VVidow Board C21 f41g Gargoyleg Artistic Editor IQOQ Class Book. -f LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG, JR. Efuanrton, IN. Afrfhiterture B 0 U5 Sphinx Headg K B lbg Class Crew Q11 C215 Class Baseball QI15 Mandolin Club QI1 Q21 C31 C415 Chairman Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Dunstang Mermaidg Undineg Savage Clubg Nalandag Class Marshal Q15 Bench and Boardg L,0give5 Sunday Night Clubg Chairman Senior Stunt Com- mitteeg Cheer Leader. THEODORE' JAMES HALLENBERGER Chifago, Ill. Merlnzniml Engineering DANIEL WELLS HALLOCK Rorky Point Agrieulture Cayuga Clubg Long Island Clubg Cosmopolitan Club. XYILLARD BALLENTINE liALSEY Sumrnif, N. Law 11 X5 Class Footballg Class Baseballg Varsity Football Squad Q31 Q41g General Com- mittee Q413 Ioog Class Book Committeeg Class Marshal ALEXANDER NIORTON HAMILTON Srheneffaefy MeI'he1n1't'alEngineering CLARENCE JOSEPH HAND Plainfield, IV. Law K TQ President Junior Law Classg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg lnterclass Debatesg Congress Stagesg Moakley House Committee Q31 C41Q Junior Feed Committeeg Civic Clubg English Clubg Deutscher Vereing Cosmopolitan Clubg Underclass Flag Rushg Junior Law Smoker Committeeg Class Day Committee. ALBERT PAUL HANEY Senem Fall! Civil Engineering Cerberusg Semaphoreg Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Nloakley House Committee Q21 C315 Civil Engineer Board Q41g Editor in Chief JOHN VVILLIAM HANFORD Stnmfonl Ilffeelzanifal Engineering A X P. HERBERT C. HANsoN Diffon, lllont. Ci-vil Engineer no ROBERT CATTLE HARGREAVES Detroit, Mich. MFL'lZHHl.fU1 Engineering A .cl CD5 Nalandag Aleph Samachg Bench and Boardg Assistant Manager Football Team Q315 Manager ARTHUR WILLIAM HARRINGTON Watertown Civil Engineering College Cross Country Team C21 Q31 Q415 Cosmopolitan Club. CHARLES ADAMS HARRINGTON Warren, Ohio Art: GEORGE RODNEY HARRIS Cohorton Alrrhzterture Gargoyle. 94 Senior Records rl.-XNIES .-XRMs'rRoNt: I-I,xRRIs, JR. Ch'-If,-l,,,,,l, 0l,j,, Art, FIJX5 Sphinx lleadg K 13 C05 llndineg Bench Illlll Boardg Mermaicl5 Junior Smoker CS0I1lll1lIfL'L'1 YVidow Board C355 lfditor-in-Chief' C455 Senior Ball QNOITIITHEICCQ Sunday Night Cluh. CARRIE I,oE l'lAR'I'NIAN 10 1? K. l'lI.QR.-X AlADCl'f I-lAR'I'xIAN CiEORGIi VAII. HAR'l'WliI.l. ISUZVIIIIIII, Ilfrmt. l?U'lt'lII!llI , il Ionf. S Ilfllfflgll SPV! II QI Art: Arty Il11'L'11fIf11-FII! E71g'1.71l'l'7'I-71g -l C-02 Nilllllllllll Alflllilllllll Cluh C35 C455 Bench and Blllllllg lce Carnival Committee5 Sunday Night Cluh. -loHN RQIIERT l-lAswEI.I, GEoRt:E SPAUIJJING I-IAYIJI-:N Baf1I'nIm'r, Ilful. l.YlIfN'IIIIAI7g, glfrrfl, Cifuif EIzginz'z'rI'n,q - .. J W5 Savage Cluhg NlIlS1lllL' C35 C155 Composer C455 Glee Cluh HERI-IERT IQDWARIJ I-'IAYEs ETHEL H. HEAI. HARRY XVHITF HELRIER COIIOU' Corfu CCII-wlgo, IU. 1 J T .15 l,'Ogix'e5 L'niI'eI'sity Orchestra CI5 C255 Masque C35 C455 College Baseball CI5 C25 C35 C455 College President C.1.5. 'loi-IN ISREDERIC HEMIIERGER Dari-ron, Ohio W l' .15 IC5OQCO!'I1L'lll21l1 Boardg Junior lfeed -Committee5 Senior Stunt Committee. HUGI-IEY STEWART HERIINGWAY Class Baseball C25 C355 Senators. Nl.-RRY BULKLEY HENDERSON Sennightly5 Raven and Serpent. CARL BRYANT HENNING 0 1' 21. LEWIS HENRY lI!II.flIl.77gf0I1, D. C. Pc-rt Cfzefim' llflli1'lL'H ll kFL', WY: . Efmzirrz Art! Clivl-I Erzgznfrring Jr!! flrrfzzitffturc Iillffllllfllffll ElTgi77EPl'l71o lfflection Committee C355 lwcrlzan tml Engzineerr Il Artr A-lfrlm n ical Engfrzeerzng A1-fr KA5 Quill and Dagger5 K B Wg Aleph Samach5 Bench and Board5 Nalanda5 Mermaid5 Book and Bowl5 Cosmopolitan Clubg Sunday Night Club5 Vice- President C. U. C. A. C255 Glee Club CI5 C255 Class Treasurer C255 Sophomore Banquet Committee5 Sun Board C15 C25 C35 C455 Managing Editor Sun C355 Class President '86 Memorial Stage C355 lntercollege Athletic Board C455 Chairman Fraternity Rushing Committee C455 Editor-in-Chief Sun LUCAS SMITH HENRY Canandaigua Arts Varsity Lacrosse GEORGE WASHINGTON HEWITT Franklin Grow, III. Cz'fuz'fEngz'neer1'ng S A E. JAMES HARRY HEWITT, B.S. Goufuerneur Veterinary A Z. 95 Senior Records JAMES PRENTICE l'IEVVIT'1', JR. .Niagara Fall: Law Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Congressg Junior Law Smoker Committeeg Boardman Scholarship. lVlAUDE GRAHAM HEWITT lllargaretfuille Arif GEORGE TURNER HIDER Grwnfuille llffirt. .Af16L'l7f17'll.f6I!E7l ineerinv 1 5 is GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS Cortland Merlianitnl Enginferznff KD FJ5 Class Baseball CID C255 Varsity Baseball Qzjg Aleph Samachg Baseball Director fzjg General Committee CASWELL HIGHLAND NZAZISVHVKY Eollt Afl6'Cl'l!17'1l.Cl1i Engineering WILLIAM HARRISON HILBOIKN fospfr Civil Engineering NORMAN EVANS HILDRETH Flutlzing Civil Engineering JOHN BENJAMIN HILL Columbia, Mo. fins LOCKWOOD HILL St. Louis, lllo. Eledrirul Engineering K Ag Glee Club CID Q11 QD Catjg Class Baseball CIQQ Election Committee Qzjg Ice Carnival Committee Q15 Sibley Banquet Committee. STEVEN DELIIERT HILTEERANT Kingston film HERMAN IDAVID HIRSCH Broolzlyn Cifvil Engineering PAULINE ESHNER HIRSCH Plziloflelplzia, Pa. Am- LAURANCE WILBUIK HITI' Inrlianapoli.t, Intl. flrtlziterture fb 11 05 Gargoyle. FREDERICK LOUIS HOFFMAN Lyon: lwerlmniml Engineering THEODORE JAMES HOLLENBERGER Clzifago, Ill. lllcclzaniml Engineering SHERMAN PRESTON HoLLIsTER Wathington, Cf. flgrifulture Acaciag Masonic Clubg College Crew and Association Football Teams. IOHN PALMER HOOKER ffatcrtown Am .E dig Varsity Track Team. SAMUEL HORNTHAL Ntfw York llfnclznniml Engincerinb 0 E5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Class Day Committee. PHILIP ZELL HoRToN Ci'1.1ilEnginet'ring C0 F L15 Sphinx Heaclg Class Crew Qjg Junior Varsity Crew Qjgi Varsity Crew General Committee i QUEENIE NORTI-IRoP HoRToN Brg-urjfff Am K A 05 Raven and Serpentg Der Hexenkreis5 Election Committee Czj QD ROBERT VERNON HOWARD Chicago, Ill. lllerlzaniml Engineering HAROLD FOLSOM HOWARTH Amftbziry, Matt. Elmr1'falEng1'neerzng HERBERT BUTLER HOYT W?ll.tfuille Civil Engineering 0 K Tig Moakley House Committee fzjg Semaphore. Q6 Senior Records 55'II.I.IA5I f:l..ENN l'loY'I' Eur! Onomlugn Civil E1-1g1'nfrr1'nN bemaphoreg Chairman lflection Committee C35g Moaltlev I-louse Committee C354 Civil lzngineer Board lg5 C+. TENFU l'iU HU IIVYIIXI-t'lI, ITIIIVHIJ flrlx RAYMOND SAGE l'lL'MlIURCH ltlmra llI1'L'l1II71Iit'tI! Engzinfnling 13 H llg K I3 Wg Savage Cluhg Nlantlolin Cluh U5 C15 Q55 lce Carnival Com- l11lfl'Ct'Q Sunday Night Cluh. HENRY LLOYD l'lL'Pl-I 1.o111'x'I'1llr, K-v. ll'l!'l'llfI71liL'f1I Engzlzzffrzn W I Kg Cerherusg Klasonic Cluhg Scahhartl and lilatleg Ycnang lfirst Lieutenant Cadet Corps 115g Captain and Quartermaster Q35 CLIFFORD Xl.-XCR.-XY HU::'l'IiD lfujffzlo lllfflllllllililllE71gl'71Bl'I'l'7lg' I .1 Eg Savage Cluhg Scalp :Incl lilatleg h-lasque Property Manager Q55 Scabbard and lilacleg Junior lfeetl Committceg Senior Stunt Committee. liUsEIsIUs 'THEODORE l'llj'l'CHlNGS LOlll'.Y'Ul'lll', Kv. Alrrlzitwture K Ig Gargoyleg Class C. C. Team Q25g Captain College C. C. Team :-XLFRED HENRY l'lU'I'CI-IINSON Cllrirngo, Ill. llfil'vr'l1ar11iL'f1lEngzlrzcerzing X Wg Quill and Daggerg Nalantlag Class Track Teamg Class Football Teamg Var- sity Track Team C25 Q55 Varsity lfootball Squad C35g Undineg Mandolin Cluh C35 C455 Varsity Football Team C.t5g General Committee RAYMOND AR'I'HuR HUTCHINSON llbm-fuln-1 flrir EDWARD KENNETH l'lYA'I'I' St. Louis, Ilfo. Clfuzl Engzlnecrzing f'X5 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg Rod and Bob. Ton BRUCE HYDE ltlzmvz llfleclznnlfal Engzinemznc Acacia. GUSTAV NTARIUS TLHNER Bczllzimorr, lVI1l. Meflzanzifal Engineering fl X Pg Class Rush Team EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLI. Roflzerter Ant .1 T Jg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Undineg Golf Team Q25 C355 Ice Carnival Committee C355 Manager Golf Team f4.5g Senior Stunt Committee. ' TVIARVIN JACK .LF7,Ul..Vf0lZ Agrziculture EUGENE JACKSON Brooklyn Arr: EUNICE WILLICE JACKSON Ranzlolplz Am Third Vice-President Class QZ55 Festival Chorus. HARRY RICHMAN JAMES Clizicago, lll. Art: T' 205 Mandolin Club Q25 EDNA MARY JENKINS Walton Agrzkulture' Grange Scholarshipg Roberts Scholarship. LOUIS C. TENNINGS Nefwjiort, R. I. Czifuzil Engzineerzlng Z df. ' 97 Senior Records LAURA JOACHIM Broolzlyn Constitutional Committee fljg Election Committee Qzjg Les Dramatic Clubg Vice-President f4J5 JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. Der Hexenkreis. fileron, Olzio A 11 075 Captain College Basketball Team Qgjg Masque CQ OLIVER RICHARD JOHNSON ?llI7l1U.VfO'ZU7'l .Y N5 Gargoyleg Sacehorclg Sophomore Smoker Committee. LORING DE LACY JONES Brooklyn University Scholarshipg Moakley House Committee REID JONES 0 I K. PAUL JUDSON ALBERT MILTON KAHN HILDEO KAI S. AUGUST KALBEIKG LOUIS KAMPF College Baseball Qzj Qgjg Captain SZ. Louis, Mo. lflzara Cinfinnafi, Oliio fldolzio, Yapon Nou' Britain, Ct. NOFUJI-Ik, Cf. Arif Cabotins Cast lzjg Sage Meihaniial Engineer zno ' A'rrl1zterture flrtr lllvrlz an Zif al Eng ineerin a flgrifulturi' llflarli an ifal Engineering .flrtf Cifuil Engineering L Ci-vil Engineerzno JAMES NICHOLAS KEENAN Brooklyn Cifuil Engineering RETA ELIZABETH KEENAN Plvilailelpliia, Pa. Ali-is WINEIELD SCOTT KEEN'HOLTs, JR. Altamont Art: A X Pg Sphinx Headg Class C. C. Team fljg Class Track Team QIJ lzjg Varsity Track Team lzjg Class Treasurer QD litjg Moakley House Committee QD Q19 Class Book Committee Qtjg Senior Banquet Committeeg Cheer Leaderg Ycnan. CHARLES JOHN KEHRHAHN San 7uan, Porto Rifo Cifuil Engineering THOMAS TVTAHON KELKER Harrzisburg, Pa. Arrlzitrrrure 0 Eg Winner Class Tennis Tournament lzjg Varsity Tennis Team Qjg Gargoyle. EDWARD JOSEPH KELLEY Sfranton, Pa. Law 0 A Q5 Class Football CZJQ Flag Rush Team fzjg Varsity Football EDWARD WASHBURN KELLOGG Vineland llleflianifal Enginffrina 40 F Jg Gargoyle. JOSEPH MITCHELL KELLOGG CHARLES MOREHOUSE KENNEDY Zodiacg Scalp and Bladeg Sophomore BENJAMIN FRANKLIN KEY MILLARD KEYS FLORENCE OLIVE KING .fl F5 Raven and Serpentg IQOQ Corne Emporia, Kan. Buffalo Banquet Committeeg Wzilmerding, Pa. Holley Unadilla llian Board. 98 .4rrl1itrrturf llleflzanifal Engineering Class Day Committee. Mafhrznziral Engineering Arts Alrtx Senior Records LEON TRUE KING llliflll 6,101.1 Engineering FRHDA KISO lfrngfqflyyl ff,-fy .1' Wg German Play fhgj. XVIl,1.IAx1 IIENRY KNEMIZYIER Bmolcfwz Law A1.v1N Cnxxuas KRM- l' limfflclvn fl,-ff Spectre. BIAGDA Km-i'1'sCHx1Ax lfrfmltlvn fi,-ff German Play Q11 f-gl: Dt-utsclicr b'L'fL'ill. BERTHA KR1a'1'zscHMAR filfm-1-:e1'llf flu! KDTFO l UCHs Kkoxlixlxliktz Buffalo .'lll'1'l1Il7'll.l'7IEflgl.71PCl'l'77g OTTO VON KRUSI-I ffujjrzlfo CIA1Vli!EUg1-Hfffliilg Xotliacg Scalp and lllatleg Semapliort-g Banquet Committee fllg Rusli Team fllg Kloakley HOuseComn1ittet- fzjg Class lfootball fzjg Banjo Club fllfzj Qgjg Mando- lin Club C31 f4lg General Committee C43. JOHN I,1,EwE1,YN Kuscmua Plynmufl1,!'f1. ,-If-rf lfrancis Kliles lfincb Dt-bare Clubg Treasurer C. U. C. A. Qzjg ,86 Memorial Stage Qzjg Deurscln.-r Vt-rein Play 1351419 Junior Feed Committeeg Krug und Tafel. HOWARD Ci0RDON LANAHAN Laurff, Jllfl. Civil Engzinefrzimr Chief- lfngineur C. lf. Canxpg College Crew and Association Football Team. lVIARK HOMER LANDIS lfnvrirslzor-0, Pa. Zllmtlzanzkal Engineemzb Glee Club Qlj fzj C35 qty, C. C. C. C. HOMER I-I. .LATIMER lfqfnzrinfglon, Dal. A'II't'l11I7I1'f0I Engzinrmznv Nayati Club. JOHN HENRY LAWRENCE .4HNI71-V Ilffeffzfllzzifaf Engz'nNr111g .fl K I' ,I ,i. HELENA GERTRUDE LECHMAN fonlzm-.v Ar-rx f1.E.1.g Der I-lexenkreisg Sennigbtlyg Raven and Serpentg Sports and Pastimes Association Qjg Manager Sage Basketball Team Qjg Sage Dramatic Club flj fzj C31 f4.l5 Cornell Medical Society CID Q25 MYRON A. LEE Auburn Mefhanz'falEngz'neeri11g GEORGE ROBERT LEHMAN Czinczinnatzi, Ohio Elfffflifdl Engzinferzing Mandolin Club Czj Q05 University Orchestra CID Qzj QQ EDWARD PHILIP LEONARD Brookf-yn CIi1fI.!EHgiHEfffl.11 Wrestling Team Qljg Civil Engineer Board Q33 f4jg Class Secretary fgjg Semaphore. JOHN LYNN LEONARD Spfnfff' Ijffffl-7107'-V President College Class V RALPH EMERSON LEONARD Efmzim ,Elffffl-CHI Engzineerziug Z K I .fl Ag Assistant Manager Basketball Team Cgjg Junior Feed Committeeg Manager Basketball HELEN MARION LESTER Wzilker-Barre, Pa. Art: 99 Senior Records ABRAHAM LEVINE Efmzira Arts Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Interclass Debates5 Congress Stages5 Deutscher Verein5 College Baseball Team QI15 Speaker Congress Q415 ,Q4 Debate Stage. CHARLES HOWARD LEVITT Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Brooklyn Law Congressg Class Debate Team5 Congress Debate Stage5 Junior Law Smoker Committee. ' GRETCHEN IZICH LEVY Wziflzlnnzrport, Pa. Afrlx Der Hexenkreis5 Raven and Serpent5 Election Committee Q315 Manager Sage Crewsg German Play5 Sage Dramatic Club. , NTARCEL SAMUEL LEVY HAROLD TXTCLEOD LEWIS Cfzzirago, ffl. MPFAHHIACUI Engzineerzng BH!fI.7WOI'F, IWJ. Efefirzimf Engineering Maryland Club5 College Crew5 Aquatic Club. CHARLES EDWYNE LEX, JR. Pfilifazfelph ZIH, Pa. Elffffliflll Engzinferzing Zodiacg Varsity Cricket Team C11 Q21 C315 Captain Cricket Team Q315 Mandolin Club Q415 Vice-President Intercollegiate Cricket Association EDWARD FRANCIS LINDSAY J X5 Class Banquet Committee Ifhflfll Lnfw QI15 Sophomore Smoker COmmittee5 Chairman Junior Law Smoker Committeeg Class Baseball Q215 Masque ADRIAN VAN SINDEREN LINDSLEY Nnrhwzillf, Tenn. Elefrrzraf Enginffrzn J K E5 Class Track Team C11 C215 Moakley House Committee QZ15 Junior Prome- nade COmmittee5 Bench and BO2l1'd5 Southern Club5 Mermaid5 Sunday ANight Club5 K B 05 Chairman Senior Ball Committee. WII.LIAM HARRY LINES .f X5 Junior Smoker Committee. ELSIE LINK Der Hexenkreis5 Chairman Senior ROY ALSTON LIPPINCOTT Gargoyle. KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE AV Z5 Wrestling Team. EUGENE MACDONALD LLOYD A X P5 Maryland Club. JOHN THOMAS LLOYD Cosmopolitan Club5 Agassiz Club JAMES PIERCE LOCKHARD PEDRO C. LOMBARDO Class Football Team Q11 C21 C315 Lacross Q31 C415 Pyramid. CARLOS LOPEZ Cosmopolitan Club. EARL LESLIE LORD . HOWARD REID LOUGHRIDGE Roffzertfr lll4L'L'l1K1f1l.l'l1! Engzineerzing P!7l-llldflfilllitl, Pa. zfrtf Stunt Committee. Santa BIITIIIIVII, Caf. f47'L'lZl'fZ'ffLl7'F Watertouin, flffarx. Agriculture Baftzimore, Illal. Efcrtrzraf Engznfering Cz'nfz'nrzdz'1'5 Ohio A175 Plymouth, Pa. lllerhanzlcaf Engz'neerz'n0 Teziutlan, Puebla, flffcxzito Czifuzif Engzrzrrrzng Zara, Iloifo, Phz'lfz'ppz'ner Cliillil Engrneerzing Syrarme Art: Pzittxburg, Pa. llfffflzanzlfal Engineering K 25 Ice Carnival COmmittee5 Senior Stunt Committee. IOO Senior Records STEPHEN AIUREY l.oLfNsIsERRY l,omz:lm-rv Law ALBERT -lox' LOVE xlurorn, Nl. C1 u1'lEngz'nferz'ng FRIEIJIQRICK LUTHER l,L'CKliR Broolclvn ElmriralEng1'nrm'ng H ,l 413 'lunior lft-L-tl Qx0l11lHllfk'C. Joi-IN FRI-:DERICK I.uiIRxI,.xN Cirzfinnnfi, Ofllio 1ll1l'L'!II1l1lvL'C1lE7ZgI.71l'L'T1-71g CHARLES ABNFR lfYl5Nl-Y. R- Cllllllfllllllflgll, Twin. C1-1Vl.lE71gl-nFL'TI'ng Southern Cluhg St-Inaphort-3 Scahhartl and liladeg Captain Cadet Corps. JOHN NICCARTNEY zlfrnzlgoflln'-v Vetrrzirzarv I-Xcaeiag Masonic Clnhg Socictv ol' Comparative Medicine. FRANK lYlI.LIANI NlCCHlisNliY fffL'frf!i, ffzlrll. llhffiflrzlirtlf Engzinffrzrng V' I2 Aleph Samach. l'iRYlN GIFINAN MCCLUSKY lklfllflllllfg f!g7'l.flllfLH'f' .J Z3 Cornell Countryman fzj C333 Business Manager Q-gjg Hebs-sa. IOSEPH GRANT NICCOLLUM .7-Oll!lg.ff0'lLf'H AIFIIIHVZI-E111Eflgliflfffl-fig Sphinx Heaclg Cerherusg Class lfoothall fljg Class Crew fl? CZDQ Varsity Football Squad CU C535 Dunsranz lircslnnan Banquet Committeeg Chairman Pipe Com- mittee fzjg General Committee Q-gjg Scalp and Bladeg Ycnang Varsity Football TAY GOULD l'lCCORMlCK Illfnzorigzrfzvfn, Pri. JULIA NVRIIJHT AICCORMICK lrlmrn KAH. AIYRA LONG NICCOY Nol'if1 TOIIIIMKIIZIIH VVayside. GERTRUDIE EI.1zAnE'rH McELEREsrI Poftinnd, Orr. .1 Z. NESFOR NIASSIE MCGINNIS Tcrrrl, Tm. Texas Club. WILLIAM Joi-IN hflCKEE Etna, Pu. Chairman Bible Study, C. U. C. A. QZQ C303 President C HOXR'ARD PURCELL NICKOWN Pzittxlzurg, Pa. College Track Team fzjg Captain ROBERT DUDLEY NICNIILLAN East Aurora KENNETH WARD MCPHEIISON Le Roy SETH GRANT MALBY Ogderzsburg lp K Tig Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Undineg Class GROSVENOR CARLTON ilVlANROW Port Byron RAPHAEL ERNESTO MARQUINA Lima, Peru, S. A. Gargoyleg La Tertuliag Lande Memorial hfedal. VVILLIAM MARSHALI. Yonkers Cvramatan. JOSEPH SWEET MARTIN Bzinglzamtorz IOI 8 611,711.1 Eflgl-HFF7'l.ng Ari: Arr: .41 ty Agrzifufture Czivzil Engzirwering hristian Association Cllllllil Erzginrering Mfchanz'rc1l Eng1'r1e'er1'ng Czifuzil Engineering Mefhanziraf Engzineering Football fgj. Agriculture Affliiffffuff Efertrfral Engineering Arty Senior Records GEORGE ALDRICH MATHERS Benninglon, Vt. Lou- WILLIAM JOHN MAUER Buffalo C1'fUilEr1,ginggring EDWIN CHARLES MAYER Brooklyn Am- K Wig University Scholarshipg Deutscher Vereing German Play Q31g Glee Club Q21 Q31 Q41g Cosmopolitan Clubg Les Cabotinsg English Clubg Class Prophet LELAND ALRIC HOUGHTON MERRIHEW Plattrburg llfleelzanieal Engineerin Glee Club QI15 Sibley Journal Board Q11 Q21 LEWIS WALLACE lWETZGER, B.S. Graham, Ore. lWe1'lmnife1lEngineer1n LEROY HEWLINGS MICHIE Cinrinnnfi, Olzzo C1-UIUIEUAQZIHFFTIU 41 T .115 Masqueg Mandolin Club Q31Q415 Bench and Boardg Rod and Bobg Nloalcley House Committee Q313 Golf Team JOHN JAMES IVIILES Penn fan IMFIIZHHI-CHIE7'lg1.7'lPFl'Zi71g LESLXE RUSSELL lMlILFORD Skaneateler Arty GEORGE HARVEY MILLER Buffalo Agriculture Cayuga Clubg He-bs-sag Cornell Countryman Q21 Q31g Moakley House Committee Q315 Captain College Baseball Team Q31g Class Day Committee. JAMES EVAN BQIILLS I Waterloo EleffriealEngineer1ng Cayuga Clubg Class Track Q11 Q21g Varsity Track Q21 LOUISE SALISBURY MILTINIORE Cntrlzill Art: EDWIN WELLS MITCHELL Cincinnati, Olzio Algrieulture Hebs-sag Cayuga Clubg Mandolin Club Q21 Q31 RHODA GRACE MIX ltltafa Art: MARTHA CHARLOTTE MOEEETT Central Bridge Arif PERCY SHELLEY MONK Sloanrfuille Civil Engineering JAMES MONROE, B.A. Plzilaeielpltia, Pa. llfleelzanieal Engineerzn Z W5 Cornellian Board Q31g Banjo Club Q21 Q31g Cricket Team Q21 Q315 Assistant Manager Association Football Team Q315 Manager Q415 Secretary Minor Sports Council LOUIS GONZAGA MONROE CHARLES EUGENE lMlONTAGUE Colurnbur, Pa. Syfllfllff Glee Club QI1 Q21 Q31 Q415 Festival Chorusg Advanced Choir. STAFFORD MONTGOMERY, B.S. Rome, Ga. Sibley Engineering Clubg L'Alliance Francaise. JOHN THOMAS MOORE K .25 WILLIAM ALEXANDER MOORE Bandhu. FRANK MILLETT MORGAN cb B K. WILLIAM CLARENCE MORGENSTERN lllaeon, Ga. New lrorlc New fork Allegheny, Pa. IO2 Law Merlianzlrnl Engineerin Elec triral Engineer: n ll1ECl1U71l.fL1l Engineering llffeelzan iral Engineering Ari: Mefli an iral Engineering ROBERT XYHITING Xl0RRIil.l. Senior Records NoI'flIpor'f Class Football 'licnm Q-glg hong lslancl Clubg College Track xVILl.lAM H.-KRIIIZY Xl0RRlS C. li. O. -lAxIIss ,'lxI.liX.-XNIJIER NIoR'I'oN RoIsER'I' SYIJNIEY xl0L'NCIi bl,-KNIIZS NlAR'I'lN XlL'I,l. HENRY RICHARD KlL'l.l.liR I,Eo I-'RANCIS hlL'RI'l-H' lfrrmfcfpvrz .f'1ffI'gfII'rI,v, Pu. HOI'I1l'!l 7I'r1v1rII'ilI', Pa. Nlru' linrfc City Drfrml, Ilfiffz. ffrffziterfure CYIUIII E7'1gl-llKf7'l-Hg !l'I4'ff1n1I lift!! Engzinffrzing fl'It'flIll7'lI.L'lll EI7gl'71L l'7'l-fig flflffllllilliflll Erzgzizieerzing Arif fl1l't'1II171l.L'fll ErIgI'neI?r'1'ng .Y 103 Sphinx llcznlg llllllllllil la.-s Caborinsg Nalandag lee Carnival Commirneeg Bench :Incl liozurclg Sllllllily Nighr Clubg Savage Clubg Mermaiclg Stage Nlanager KIZISKIUCQ Senior Ball Conimirtce. AIICHAEL losI:I'IfI NlL'RI'IIY, IR. CHENEYIIQYE l'iI.lZAlili'I'H NILIRRM Les Caborinsg Sunniglirlyg l,.I XVALTER l':IHX'.-KRIJ NA'I'ANsoN CHESTER CLARK NI-:AL HARRY 'ISAYLOR NEALE H E. LULU INA NEYHART HENRY JOHNSON NOBLE NIARY NIARGAREI' lYOR'I'HROP JULIA THERI-:sA cDiBRIEN Ichthus. JAMES PETER CYDONNIELI, 'IQATSUAO OGATA , WILLIAM LEO O,HAIiA HAROLD GILBEIQT OiNE1I,L J K E. FRANCIS SHERIDAN O,REILI,Y Trrw f'frII1r1', Iml. lflzrlm 'liiL'l'fllll2lQ Spanish Play Hrif-i'ofcf, 1l'fIn'.f. ljfllilllliflflll 1-11, Pa. HrIrr'I'xbzz1'g, Pu. ,fl zz ff u rn Pfttrfclzf, lllaxr. Hflnovfr, Gfrninny Utzira ffcrlzzinuv 711pf1n Binghamton MZIZOHE Uflifll Civil Engineer Board QQ f4jg Business Manager BERNARD Joi-IN O,ROURKE Syrarure Law Arif Czifvzif Engzlneerzing Agfl-fulfuff' A1l'I'1Zt1IIliL'l1! Engineering Art: Cliillil Engineering Aff! Aff! Law Agriculture Law Law Civil Engineering Cl.Ul.l Engineering Sphinx Heaclg Varsity Football CID Q25 Q35 C4j5 Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Dunstang Rod and Bobg Aleph Samachg Class Vice- President C125 General Committee QD f4jg Football Director LELAND STANFORD OSMUN Delaware, N. Law LEE LEVANT O'fTAWAY Sherman H Law Congressg Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Masque. CHING Ko Ou Canton, China .fifty IO3 Senior Records XIVILLIAM RALPH GURAND Warhzirigfon, D. C. Civil Engineering Seal and Serpentg Senatorsg Scabbard and Bladeg Junior' Feed Committeeg Sema- phoreg Major Cadet Corpsg Cap and Gown Committee. WILSON KINGMAN PAGE Olean Efefz'rz'ralEngz'neer1ng FELIPE GOMEZ PALACIO, B.S. Durango, fllexziro C1'fvz'lEng1'neerz'ng EVERETT ARTHUR PALMER EC Dorado, Kan. Zwerhanimf,Engineering Acacia. DONALD HIGBIE PARCE Fairport 1lf1cfhz1nz'ral Engineering Cerberusg Sibley Crew Czj Cgjg Class Football WILLSON HOWELL PATTERSON Df1von,Pa. N Art: dl 11 C95 Nalandag Bench and Boardg Ice Carnival Committeeg Moakley House Committee Czjg C. C. C. Cljg Mermaidg Sunday Night Club. HARRY WINDSOR PHASE Cortland Mcrfzfzrzzicaf Engzineerzing Amos GERTRUDE PENNELL Chmfr, Pa. Arr: JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, Baltzirnora, Md. Efertrziral Engzinferzing Sibley Engineering Clubg Maryland Clubg Deutscher Vereing Alt Heidelberg. AMOS GALE PETERSON Lozfz' lVlet'1zanz'caI Engzinefrzlng ISIDOR EDWARD PETIGOR New York Law JAMES PHELAN, A.B. Pffasfzingfon, D. C. llfvclianzicaf Engineering HARRY PERRY PHELPS OI-wage IX7z1fL11zfAz'r11z'tf'cture GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE Cfzattanooga CZ.UI.1EHgl'HFPfZ-Hg A Ing Sphinx Headg Election Committee Czbg Business Manager Cornell Alumni News Cgj C42 Rod and Bobg Moakley House Committee C3DQ Business Manager Music Festival Czj C3D5 Senior Ball Committee. HOMEIY PIERCE Raffle Rapiafv, Iowa fll'I6C1lI1I'1Ivt'H! Engzinrrrzing HELENA PIOTROWSKA Buffalo Arr: MAURICE WILLIAM PLUMB Nfafoni' Efertrzitaf Engineering FELIPE PONCE DE LEON, A.B. Habana Cl-'Ulil Engineering FRANCISCO PONS San 7uan Cz'u1'lEng1'neezzng La Tertulia. AVERY PRATT Sprzing'v1'f1e Cz'-z1z'fEngz'neerrng MARY R. PRESTON Amfnia zifrtr L KA 03 Raven and Serpentg Ichthusg Vice-President Sage Dramatic Clubg Vice- President Y. VV. C. A.g Class Essayist. CHARLES PREVIN New York Arts K Wg Deutscher Vereing University Orchestra CQ C455 Festival Chorus CID C215 German Play CID C25 C33 C4.j5 Masque Cgjg Assistant Director C3j5 Director C195 Senior Stunt Committee. V DORR CLENDENIN PRICE Batafuia . Arts A X5 Sphinx Headg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Interclass Debatesg Sopho- more Cotillion Committeeg Election Committee C355 Ycnang Editor-in-Chief IQO9 Class Bookg Class Day Committeeg Class Orator 104. Senior Records LUTHER l':N1N1liiIA'l' PRICE I,',1,-P,4,,1,,,-,A.l,',-L SARA D. l,RUVOS'I' Pm-t Clmm- RAY Liawls QLHCK lfl,,,,-,, Society of Kleclizmical lfiigiiu-crsg Sibley lfngincwiitg Club. ISTHEI. BL.-XNCHIE QL'lRIN Ol,-fm JOHN JosIiI'H RAI.l'll Long lslancl Club. VVILLIAII CoI.IN l-IAN: Ii.AxxI,xI:Iz PEARL l'iUl'HENIA Rfxxsrm SERRILI. SLADIS RA'rIIIIL'N Otsego Cluhg Cosmopolitan Cluh. HARRISON PIERCE REED '7u11Iu1'1'f1 flfflllllf Cnrnzrf, Pu. lfllllfll Unmrilu .llIifuffI1nl'm' H Eg Quill and llaggerg Glue Club flj likgj f+Jg Quartet Q Ell'FfT1-FIJI Erzgzinrerzing Art: .lvlffllllill-t'll! Erzgzineerzing Art: Illarlmn iraf Erzgzinecrzing Cffuil EI1gl.!1FFfFHg Arts Arr: Elffffiliffll E71gl'f1fe71.f1g gjg Sibley Crew fzjg Junior Smoker Commitrccg Flag Rush 'lieam QIJ fzjg Cornell Rifle Team fljg Savage Clubg Nalanclag Hook and Bowlg Cheer Leaderg Sunday Night Clubg Senior Ball Commitrecg K I3 VP, HARRY CI.II-'EoRD REED NIILDRED REI-:D HARRX' HuN'I'rINc: REEVE ftfzrlrrz ANt'iLv'!lI'k C1Vt'l'71f7U1'f AXILTXIHIZI-ffl! EzIg1'r1ez'i'1'r1g Art: Arif J Xg Francis Miles lfinch Debate Clubg Ice Carnival Committeeg Long Island Club.- Louis J. REHR WALTER ANDERSON REITER GUSTAX' JAEGISR REQUARDT ,Nfw fork Ear! Urzuzgzf, N, l3!I!fliHIOI'!' X Wg Quill and Daggerg Varsity Track Team C25 QJ5 Junior Smoker Committeeg Pyramiclg Senior Banquet Committee. Efertrzimf Engineerzing ' Art: Cl-Ulil Engzinferzing FRANK PHIPPS RHAME llfmitugfz Mfflldflliflll Entgzineerfng .li XI Eg Moakley House Committee fsgjg Junior Smoker Committeeg Spring Day Committee. FREDERICK ADOLPH RICE Brooklyn Arr: A X135 Quill and Daggerg CP B Kg University Scholarshipg Class Constitution Committeeg Class Secretary CIJQ Flag Rush Team C225 Sophomore Banquet Com- mitteeg Chairman Junior Feed Commitreeg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg President C4Jg Ycnang Senior Stunt Committeeg Ivy Orator. VANCE LAWTON RICHMOND Rush Team QIJ5 Class Football CARRIE NAOMI RIEGEL OSCAR RIESS, BF. JOHN HENRY TRAVER RILEY FREDERICK WILLIAM RITTER Class Crew QZD5 Varsity Track Team LEIGH ROBARTES WILLIAM MARION ROBBINS Pzittxburg Harrzirburg, Pa. New Orlfanr, La. Cohoer Woodrzizfc C35- Patrhogue fllolzzife, Ala. IOS Aff: Arts Czifuil Engineering Cl-Ulil Engzineerzing - Art: CZ-UZ-Z Engz'neerz'ng ,E!EEffl.6HI Engzinevrzing Senior Records ALFRED RTOSS ROBERTS Buffalo lweclzflnitrll Engzineerinc Z Wg Quill and Daggerg Assistant Manager C. C. Team Qgjg Manager QQ3 Scalp and Bladeg Senior Stunt Committee. HORACE BRADY ROBINSON, JR. Oil City, Pa. Civil Enggineering THEODORE GRIFFITH ROCKWELL Clzirago Art: .fl 41 Q05 Quill and Daggerg cb J Cbg K B dig Assistant Manager Track Qgjg Aleph Samachg Bench and Boardg Book and Bowlg Manager Track Q4J5 President l. A. A. A. A. Qgjg Executive Council Q4.J5 Senior Stunt Committee. A MATEO LORENZO Roco llflanlla Civil Engzinezfring ALLAN BALDWIN ROGERS Dfnwr AICYIIZIIZIIIZIIEl'lgZ'71E'Z'fli?'Zg K A79 Class Baseballg Undineg Musical Clubs. O JOHN CLIFFORD ROGERS lrhnra C1'uz'lEng1'nem'ng Seal and Serpentg Banjo and Mandolin Clubs QIJ Q21 Q.tjg Semaphoreg College Association Footballg Banjo Club. CORNELIUS FERDINAND ROLAND Reading Art: 2' X5 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Nalanda. THOMAS PEARSON ROLLOW, IITVHIZPMVOOII C1'fw'lEr1g1'r1ez'r1'ng JOHN WELLBORN ROOT Chl-flIgO flnilziterturt' .fl ID, Cwlee Clubg Undineg Gargoyleg Masqueg Class Track Team QIQg Junior Smoker Committeeg L'Ogive. EVA WINIFRIZD RORTY Mulfllriown Art: Vllaysideg Raven and Serpentg Class Corresponding Secretary. BERTRAM SMITH ROSENBAUM Elmira Arr: Junior Feed Committee. LEO ROSENSTEIN, B.S. Oregon City, Orr. Effffflvffll E1zgz'rzefrzng REI-'INE LATTING ROSSMAN Htzzlron Agrzirulfure Hebs-sag Class Track Team Qzjg Varsity Track Team Qlj Qaj Q3J Q4j3 Junior Feed Committeeg General Committee RUDOLFO ROTI-I Buenos Azirer, zfrg. Rep. 1ill'l'fl'I'!'lIl Engzinerring LEON D. ROTHscHILD Iiham xlrtf Junior Smoker Committeeg Cap and Gown Committee. SIDNEY GODFREY RUBINOW Nefwarlz, N. flgrzirzlltun' ALEXANDER EUGENE RUSZKIEWICZ Buffalo Law JAMES H. RYAN Montzirello MfflI11nz't'alEngzinffring EDWIN LEON RYAN Brooklyn ffrts VICTOR ISRAEL SAERO Itlzara Agrifulture Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Interclass Debatesg Agassiz Clubg Agricultural Associationg President Cornell Prohibition League. HERBERT LUTHER SANFORD Ithaca Agriculture Lazy Clubg Agassiz Club. FRANK MODERNO SANGER, JR. Norwalk, Ct. lJ4tf'l'lZlI71lif!1lEHgZ.HE6IliHg I' 0 K llg Sergeant-at-Arms QID5 Class Crew Qzj Qgjg Senior Stunt Committee. IO6 Senior Records Noiuiiam' l'llENRY Scuiexi-ii. N,-rw 1A,,,-A j1j,.f1,,,,,,',,,j E,,g,',m,,A,',,g ANIFRFW SCHUI-'W SCllUlfl7- Hflnvrrlrrzwl, Pri. Il'l1'L'lIlIl7I'f'lI! ElIQl.lZl'F!'I'71Q Cayuga Club. S K l,oL'is l'iRlilJl5RlL'K Sciiw,xu'i'z, ilu. Nm' lim-lffllf Arif Ions: l'lUI,I. Scum' Plilrlmrg, Pa. flrfy K llg Quill and llaggi-rg Nalandag Alepli Samachg llench and lioardg Assistant Y Nlanager liaseball luglg Xlasque Qzlg .luniur lromenade Co ll1I11llfQt'Q bfloakley House Comniirtee l-glg Class Football 'lieam fkglg Manager Baseball fiAYlN 'llHliUDORlE Senoi'i.Eu l-la,,,jl1f,,,, l,',,,,, .-Xxnitizw XVILKIX Si-ifxcoim lIllY'II.l'l.4l.' lAlliNRY laawis Siamifxx li:-fmlcfyfi .-X. X. l'.g Yenang Business Nlanager IQOQ Class llooltg Sibley lian l-luwaim Lonnuti. Sia.Axx1,xN llllniingmn, D1-I. Seal and Serpent. lslowaitn Slili limnilmn, Ofllio .f K fig Glee Club 1-gil C4-lg Nlandolin Club Q-gl. l'l.Axu'1' litvmc: SEELY Spf-ff l'f- r Masque UQ Qzjg Sphinx Headg Hubs-sag lYidow Board CZD fig lllffllllllliilll E71gli!1l'fl'1lHg ll'll't'lIKll1I'l'lll EIlgI'71L'Fl'I'71g ilfvffirirzirzlf 1fl'1gliIll'I'l'1.V1g quet Committee lll'lI'1'1lllIll't'lIl EI1tQl.f1L'FI'l-Hg llflrtfinrzzifuf Ellglillfffllflg ,'4g1-11-alztn-v jg Business Manager XYidoxv My lee Carnival Commirteeg Chairman Cap and Gown Committee. CHAlu.Es F. Siciriuian limwr, Col. Cifuil Engimfm-ing Wirrmm cili0RCIZ SEYEANc: Buffalo flhrfzfirzzitrzfEng1ir1rm'1'ng liimnxitim iLoom1is ljAN'liNl'Oli'l' SI-IYMOIU-2 Smal: lDn.vb1n-v fi' Z3 Sphinx Headg Hubs-sag Cornell Countryman Board fl, Q .4g7'l.l'lllfllfC' 3D f4.jg liditor-in- Chief QQ C.pjg Class Crew fzjg Varsitv Four Qljg -lunior Varsity QZQ5 General Com- mittee Qjg Class Book Committee. SYDNEY XVINTERS Snfxrrucx llmzflwf Art.: W11.LiAM Ai,PHoNso Sl-IEA limtkporr Law University Scholarship frjg Guilford lfssay Prize fzjg Les Cabotinsg Junior Law Smoker Committee Qlg VViclow Board 'THOMAS E. SHICAN - Hogr1r1rl2i1z'g Law Freshman Banquet Committeeg Class Football fljg Undineg Varsity Football Squaclg Class President Qzjg Junior Feed Committee. GEOIlGE KEYWORTH SHEARER fork, Pa. Arfs .Y X5 Sphinx laleadg Alembieg Class Football fzlg Varsity Football Squad Qjg Varsity Football Team Cayjg General Committee LEO JOHN SHULTS Colzofton Mtfrfzzznzirrlf Erigzirzecrzing HOMER NELSON SIMPSON Poughlcffeprze ' Arif Class Crew CID C32 Class Flag Rush fry fzlg Substitute Varsity Crew XNILLIAM C, SIMPSON Elmira Mrrlianzlraf Engzinzfering Spectreg Class Basketball fljg Varsity Basketball Q21 QQ Q4j5 Junior Feed Committee. ARTHUR WELLS SINCLAIR Pasadena, Cal. flflfrhaniraf Engineering Bandhu Societyg La Tertuliag Cosmopolitan Club. VAKAN EPIPAN SIRAMARKIAN Constantinople flgrzicufture Cosmopolitan Clubg College Association Football Teamg College Mandoliii Club. 107 ETHEL MARTHA SLATER TSLA SLOCUM LLOYD ROYCROFT SMALLMAN A T 52. CHARLES SUMNER SMITH EDGAR WILLIAM SMITH K V A.. FRANKLIN HIRAM SMITH J K E. KATHERINE MADGE SMITH A F. NEWTON OSBORN SMITH A T A. WALTER SMITH BERT A. SNOW Senior Records Pittrburg, Pa. Koclzexter kklaureon, Ohio Pzitzivjfelcl, llfarx. Pendleton, Ore. Roflzerter ltlzara Plymouth, Po. Dafuenport, Iowa Canon City, Col. Arts Art: LUTU llfferltan teal Engineering . Arty Art: Arty Cl-Ulil Engzineerln iWefl1on1'eal Engzineerzn Iwerlmnzital Engzineerzn HARRY MICHAEL SPANDAU Brooklyn Cz'1'z'lE11gz'neerz'n Civic Club. HAROLD JAMES SPELMAN Roekerter Cifuil Engineering K llfg C. C. C. Q25 C315 Varsity Track Team ROBERT JONES SPENCER Brooklyn Artr FREDERICK BURDETTE SPRAGUE Smyrna .flgrlealtare lnterclass Debatesg College Track Team. A ROBERT WATSON STANDART, Detroit, Mzielz. Art: X 05 Quill and Daggerg Nlandolin Club QIJ CZJ Q35 C4J5 Leader C425 Savage Clubg Assistant Business Manager IQOQ Cornelliang Undineg Moakley House Committee CZJ5 Les Cabotinsg Ice Carnival Committeeg Book and Bowlg Senior Stunt Com- mittee. , ROBERT BREWSTER STANTON, JR. New fork Cifuil Engineer-z'n , Al 41 05 Rod and Bobg Mandolin Club QIJ Qzj Q31 ' XVILLIAM HARVEY STARK Louzlxziana, Mo. A'grz'rulture .S A E5 Southern Clubg Class Football CHARLES JACOB STEIN Buffalo flgrziculfure Cerberusg Hebs-sag Scalp and Bladeg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Varsity Track Team Qgjg Class Day Committee. HAROLD MONTELLE STEPHENS Salt Lake City Art: C0 B Kg A X5 ,94 Debate Stageg Leader Pennsylvania Debzte Team BESSIE CLEVELAND STERN Paterson, N. Art: EDWARD ALMERON STEVENS Cortland Law Varsity Crew THEODORE lVlORTIMER STEVENS Hazleton, Pa. Arelziteetare Gargoyle. , ARTHUR LAWRENCE STEWART, B.A. Rochester Meelzanz're1lEngtneerzin 108 IDAVID BURCIIARD S'I'liWAlL'I' M:II'Vl:IIId Cluh. Senior Records lflllfl-!l10I'!', ilfrf. Czitull Eng1'11ffr1'r1g NIARYIN D. S'I'Il.WliI.I. Trimmnrlmrg Law filet' Lluhg Aclvanet-Il Choirg l estiI':Il Chorus. . DAN cJI.MS'l'!i.-XD STONE Comzf-nut, Ohio Civil Engz'nwrz'ng A'lARG.-XRIZT .A'l'Wl-fI.l. STONE ffflrlfzl fl,-ry IP I3 K. SI'I2NsER CiOLDSMl'l'H S'ItRAUss .Ymu fm-lf Arn Nayatig hlaIIcloliII Cluh fill. LULU ALIII' STRONGE glllmny ' Arr: .l l'3 Der HexeIIkI't-isg IQOLQ Class Book Committee. ' ALEXANDER CANIMAN SUl.I.lYAN JXVNKL' fork A'lL'l'lI1lHI-fl!! EI'lgI'7'1PPl'I'71g YarsItI' Cross Country Squad lzj ' PHILIP ALOYSIUS SULI.IY.-KN Sim-lcrfm X Law W .I Wg 'l'oastmastur l'xl'L'Sl1lT1lll1 lianqlxetg Class Track Team Cljg Toastmaster Junior Law SIIIOIQL-rg Sophomore l5:IIIqI1et Committeeg Orrvanizationg '80 XlCl11OI'lZll Stafre. b O KIA LOH CARLOS SUN Sfrmzgfzazi, Clzirm Cosmopolitan Cluhg Presiclent Qhgj. 'PAO-YUH CLARENCE SUN EARL SUNDISRVILLE EDWARD Ross SUTHERLAND Southern Cluhg Seahhard and Blacleg LESLIE THOMPSON SUTHIERLAND ARTHUR WATSON SWEETTON CHARLES HUMPHREY SwIck ARTHUR ADIN SWINNERTON WILBUR HENRY SYMES Cayuga Club. GEORGE ROSCOE BLAINE SYMONDS JOHN CI-IAIvIIsERLAIN TALCOTT S ll llllgll ll ll, CII!-710 Nmvnrk, Cfzurfh Road, Va. Lieutenant Cadet C 2f0I'lkUl'.Y Cnnfmz Canter, Cf. LI-UOIYIHH RIlfl!I77li, Vi. Ryfgata, Vt. Nuflf-yI, N. Buffalo President Law School OFPS. A1i'f1lfIl7l'l'lIl EngI'new'I'ng L'l. lJl-1 .En gzineerz-n C7 K O Vetfrirz ary flflfcfzarzifaf Engzvnefrzlng Art: ffgrzirulture Cifuil .Eng1'11n'r1'ng lllfrhanir af Eng l'?'lEFTZ.77g llflecfianifaf Engineerzing Czifuzil Engzneerzng Mec11anz'fal Engz'nec1'z'ng Class Track Team flj fzjg Captain fzjg Varsity Track Team KID Q25 QQ Q4j5 Class Track Director CAQ5 General Committee Sphinx Headg Aleph Samachg ROBERT WILSON TASSIE f1a'cfaz'de, So. .41,l.ff. MEChHH1.fUlEHgl.HEfTl'Hg ALFRED ALPHONZO TAUSK Brooklyn Art: K W5 Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Deutscher Vereing German Play CID CZD5 Business Manager C31 HAWLEY OTIS TAYLOR Pamdena, Cal. Arty Cosmopolitan Clubg Festival Chorus. JOSEPH JAMES TEHAN Auburn Cl.'Ul.l Engineering RICHARD CLAUDE DOUGLAS TEMPEST Perry C1 vz'lEngz'neerz'ng 0 A fp. IOQ Senior Records HENIiY FRY TENNANT Mayfuille Law iff Ing Junior Promenade Committeeg Nalanda. K B fp. ELMER STANLEY TERHUNE Newark, N. Civil Erzgineerinfg ALFRED HAVILAND TI-IATcI-IER Swarthmore, Pa. Art: Al X Pg Lacrosse Team Captain Mfg Senior General Committee f4fg Ycnan. ROMEYN YATMAN THATCHEIK Buffalo C1-UZiIEHg1-HEEVIIH Scalp and Bladeg University Scholarshipg Congressg Andrew Dickson Wliite Debate Clubg Interclass Debatesg Varsity C. C. Team Qzfg Class C. C. Team fzf QQ RAY CLAYTON THOMPSON Slzelbywzillc, lll. Elertrziral Engineering C. C. C.g Sibley C. C. Team EDWARD HERMAN THOMSON Delhi Hgrirulture Cayuga Clubg Hebs-sag College Crew flgjg Agricultural Banquet Committee C31 TVTATHER FRANCIS FFHURSTON Hafnburg Arty University Scholarshipg Andrew Dickson White Debate Club. ROBERT HULL TIFFT Buff-1110 llflerhanicol Enginrrrin 0 A1 X. EDWARD HARRINGTON TINGLEY Buffalo lVfefl1anz'ralEngz'neerzn C. C. C. C. Czf lgf Qitfg Cornell Association of Electrical Engineersg Sibley Engineering Clubg Intercollege C. C.g Captain Cgf ANNA 'T-IOMSLAND Sogne, Noruia-yi Arr: WALTER LEDYARD TODD Rorlwxtrr Arn Z Wg Quill 'and Daggerg K B fpp Cornell Era Board Qzfg Managing Editor Qfg Editor-in-Chief lrtfg Business Manager IQOQ Cornellian lgf-5. .Chairman Ice Carnival Committee Cgfg Francis Miles Finch Debate Clubg Book and Bowlg Sunday Night Clubg Chairman Senior Banquet Committeeg President Arts Association. DAVID TOLINS Brooklyn Low '86 Memorial Stageg German Play. JAY WILLIAM TOMS Frealfrirlz, MJ. Czifvzil Engzineerzing Cerberusg Maryland Clubg Semaphoreg President Association of Civil Engineers. ELEANOR FLORENCE TOOLIN Dofuer, N. H. Art.: CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE Northarrzptori, lllnxr. Meclzanziral Engineering Q 2 K5 Masque. TVIORRIS TRACY Penn Yan X W5 Election Committee C119 Freshman Banquet Committeeg Committeeg Undineg Bench and Board. MILLER AMASA TRAVIS VVILLIAM HAROLD TREENE Class Crew ROBERT ELIAS PFREMAN K Ag Quill and Daggerg Canirtro Alewarlz, N. Itlzara K B 05 Nalandag Undineg Book and Merlranziral Engineerzn Sophomore Cotillion Ag7'l-fulfuff lllerlzanzral Eng1'neerz'ng ' Ari: Bowlg Savage Clubg Sunday Night Clubg Masque Qzfg Glee Club Q30 Q95 -Class Track Team fzfg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Junior Promenade Committeeg Arts Feed Committeeg Varsity Track Team Qzf Qgfg President Musical Clubs 1415 Cheer Leader QAQ5 Senior Ball Committeeg Cosmopolitan Club. IIO Senior Records NIARY liowuiu 'l'uL'li T,-Uv 1,1715 xl fp: Raven antl St-rpentg Class Corresponding Secretary' KNO ll-SAO .FSM iT '1'f'-'H Cfllinu ll'1'm'l1r1r11'rnf EIZQI-HFFl'l.7Z2 llifxiu' H ENNIGAN 'licxiau Llifffr' Rm-le, jfl.-, Ar,-U K 1.3 :Xlt-mluic. V595 TULI-VR - llll'lU'll CI-WIA! Eflgl'21f'1'7'l-712' fII.lYliR lJlBlll.li 'llL'I.l.liR Iosiaru liiaxsox 'l't'uNlin, lu. .l A l1,'C1oll leam lil K1 Si111.tl11n'wv, ffl. .Ywlu fork .flgr1iz'uftz1re Il ferfz un inlf En azinerrzln if D If Clizoiusic lfiu-iinauicx lkcziau Buffalo Cl'1ll.lEHgI'HFl'7'l.l1g St-maphore. LEONARD CHURCH l'lif,jL7liAR'I4 I,lmm'nml, O. Cifui! lifzgznfw-:ng Pyramicl. .-XTLEE ciliRONY XCVUI. .llliflmi ill1!'l'lIU!'ll-ffl! ENgIiI1?L'I'l.Hg Class CsI'L'NYllI lg Wrestling I l,E'IAER 'FHOMAS VANDliRWAAR'l' lirznfir, Ct. lLIl'!'lZI177l.L'Ul 1J71gl'7'lFl'7'l,71g University Scholarsliip. NI.-xiu:.ARE'x' VAN Difuslax lflmrn fi,-ff K xl H. XYII.I.IAM ABR,-nl VAN l'lOU'lAEN Sufism lfuffx ,ElFt'f7'l.fIll EIZUI-71f'l'7'l-7147 V I .4 c- Q .. lx I .l.l. .-XRTHUR Vosnum' YANNENIAN Haw-v di- CIIYILY Czruil Enginevrzlng Pyramidg C. C. C.g Nloalaley House Committee Q-.gjg Maryland Clubg Cap and Gown Committee. AlARTHA VAN RENssELAER lflmm A,-fy CLAUDE CiARI-'IELIJ Vosisulusn Elmira Hriglitr Cifuif Engineering GEORGE HENRY XVALDER N. 7rOl1tI'LUlI71l!II MFCIZUHZUCHI Engzineerzing Sphinx Heatlg Class P1'6SlCl6l1ICIDQ Varsity Football Team QLD QD C4Q5 Class Crew fl jg Pipe Committee Qzjg Dunstang Aleph Samachg IQOQ Cornellian Boardg Nalandag General Committee Qjg Captain Varsity Football Team Ctpjg Senior Banquet Committee. -IosEPH JAMES WALLACE Rome Law Class Football Team ISIDOR WAI,ZEIi Brooklyn Cifuif Engineering DUANE IVICQUEEN WARD Lorlzport Lau .1 X5 Chairman Freshman Banquet Committee fljg Chairman Election Com- mittee flj Qzjg Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Representative in Debate Councilg Underclass Debatesg Assistant Manager Fencing QL Cosmopolitan Clubg Civic Clubg English Club Play. FLORENCE IVIAY WARD lthara iff! IVA LENA WARNER Salamanm Art: HAIKRISON RAY WEAVER Ufifa Aff-f Q B Kg Ycnan. III Senior Records JAMES ARCHER VVEBB Clefvelanfl, O. llfferlzanziml Engineering Al Wg Mandolin Club CI5 C25 C35 C455 Sun Board C35 C455 Moalcley House Committee C355 Senior Stunt Committee RANDOLPH WOODRUFF WEED, JR. Brooklyn Electrziral E1'lgl.7'lFEfl.7'lV Sphinx Head5 Class Crew C155 Freshman Banquet Committee5 Class Pipe Committee C255 VVidoW Board C25 C35 C455 Artistic Fditor C355 General Committee C35 C455 Class Crew Director C255 Class Vice-President C355 Masque C355 Dunstan5 Aleph Samachg Varsity Crew Substitute BERTRAND BENJAMIN WEISS FREDERICK JAMES VVELLHOUSE Sibley Club. EDWARD HYDE WELLS, JR. JESSE VVOODHULL VXCELLS Class Crew C255 Long Island Club. MARY LAWTON VVESTGATE, B. A. JOHN CHARLES WHEELER Brooklyn Topeka, Kan. Albany Setaulcet Itliara Hornfll Cliillil Engineering Electriral Engineering Cz'-wil Engzinwrzin Czifuzil Engzineerzn ffrrlz liffflllff Law Ll T50 .1 wg Chairman Junior Law Smoker Committeeg Comrnittee5 Scabbard and Blade. MABEL ADENA WHITE WILLIAM BEW WHITE I A Eg CD J dl. ETHEL CHRISTINE VVHITELY K A 0. HOWARD VROOMAN WHITNEY Ca K In 11 ,'l,' Sacchord5 Francis Committee GRANVILLE EGBERT WHITTLESEY GEORGE FREDERICK WIEGHARDT Maryland Club5 C. E. Association. Grcfnwzirlz Oalelana'5 Cal. Plz1'lz1alelpl1z'a5 Pa Du nkirlz Miles Finch Deba Pzittrfelzl, lllarr. Baltzirnorv, Mal. Sophomore Smoker .ffrfr Law . Ari: Elertrziml Engzineerzinff te Club C155 Moakley House Mfrhanzfzzl Engineer In Cziwil Engzineerzn HARRY COLLINS VVIGHT, B. S. Dayton, O. lllerlianziral Engineering B 0 Hg Mandolin Club C25 C355 Varsity Football Team CHARLES BENSON WIGTON Pluilaalflplzza, Pa. Cl-Ulil Engzineerzing .il T J,' Undine5 Pyramid5 Masque. KARL EDWARD WILHELM Buffalo Art: Z T5 K B Q5 Scalp and Blade5 Freshman Banquet Committee5 lce Carnival Com- mitteeg Class Tennis Team C255 Underclass Champion C255 Varsity Tennis C25 C355 Captain C455 Minor Sports Representative in Athletic Council C455 General Com- mittee C455 Vice-President Tennis Association WILI.IAM LEONARD WILKE Buffalo Meflzanziral Engineering 0 IS' Ll. STEPHEN FRANKLIN WILLARD5 JR. Wetlzersffld, Cr. Algrziculfure A Z5 Cornell Countryman Board C25 C355 Business Manager' C455 Hebs-sa. II2 HAROLD HALE xVII.I.l,-X518 .1 X Pg Seniapliorc. ANNA RACHEL XYILLSON .1 01. -IOsEr'H SHIELDS Wusos Nayari. LEROY ALONZO Wusox Lois xv.-KTSON Wim: K .1 H. GIQORCF' NORTON WO1.coTr XVILLI.-KM ALBERT VVOI.CO'l'l' XVALTE R DOUG.-KN Woon Senior Records K1 lb II ll y lfllllfrl !liiIiCIlIliIlgfO7l, Def. Gu 1'lfm-fl 1 I fl 111' II flfl urn fm Roni' Port Rirfmzmirf Scarabg Rilie 'lit-anig Aquatic Clubg Staten lsland Club. FRED A. XVOODFORD GEORGE CARROLL XYOODRUFF GEORGIZ XVILLIAM XVOODWARD X. JAMES CHEsTER XVRIGI-IT RICHARD I-lORA'r1o XVRIGHT - ,J E: Class Day Committee. lrlmm Cannlrn 1f'oz're:1m', lllarr. fl uburn B HCfl'l7107'l', IWJ. Sibley .lournalg Assistant Business Manager Cgjg Business Manager C4j5 Banjo Clubg Maryland Clubg Mandolin Club. J Czivil Engincering Arif Illvchzznziml Engzineering flferlzaniral E71gl'?1I'i'7'iflg Arr: flgrirulture Efcftrfral Engzineerzing Illfffzarzzirnf Engzirzefring lllerlzanziral Engzinferzing Law llffeffznnziral Engzinzferzing Efertrzical Engineering llfleclmnifal Engineering CURTIS NIILLER YOHE I zitfrburg, Pa. Law Z Tl' Quill and Daggerg 0 J Wg Undineg Nalandag Class Baseball C255 College Base- ballg Hockey Team Czj C3Dg Assistant Manager C3j5 Captain C425 hlandolin Clubg hlasqueg Unclerclass Tennis Championship in Doublesg Sunday Night Clubg Book and Bowlg Savage Club. EVERET1' MAONON YORK Ffurlzzing Art: hong Island Clubg University Scholarshipg Francis Miles Finch Debate Club CID C213 Underclass Debate Team CZD5 Cosmopolitan Clubg Les Cabotinsg Alliance Frangaiseg French Play. - II3 If l lll ll.. Q A I it Y P Xxll C C - O ll' .. Im f O rl ' Ti' fe l'l5'llllll?i' ii, 'i J lllgfillllllllllllllaaiaiilw '-- K'iE '1 MII R- fIr IfIflIII1.rrI111l!ff'1' ' QiIflliI.l1.. , ' if J. ' !, r w k ' ,fOQ-yy 'X-LJJN-f VICTOR WILLIAM ANDERSON . fl K K5 President Senior Class. CLAYTON NIORGAN AXTELL . Q 2 W. DAVIS BAKER .... Q A fy Treasurer Senior Class. VALENTINE COLLAMER BAKER Q 2 ID. SILAS PALMER BEEBE, B. S., Ph.D. di fl 2' E. EDWARD BERGER . SAMUEL GEORGE BLUM JACOB BOWER , . JOHN EUGENE BREGLIA . HAROLD F. BUDINGTON . . N .Y Ng IQOQ Cornellian Board. II New York City Deposit . North Granville Ballston Spa Flushing, L. I. New York City . Brooklyn New York City New York City New York City ISIDOR CAIILAN . . IOHN l'-RANCIS COXVAN, .-MB. . Medic Seniors Q' .YJ .V I IV: A.B.. l,ul:Iml SfIlI1f.0l'Ll, -lr., University. XYILLI.-XM l'lliNRY CuRI.Iai' . Q I' 10. FRANK lJENNIS'l'0N .-I K K. EDNVARD IDOWDLE N ll N. ALBERT CYRUS IDURAND, A.B. . Q I' W: .Y Eg A.B., Cornell. BERNARD l:E1.DS'I'IiIN . NIORRIS FRANK WILLIAM GOLDSTEIN . JOHN COOPER GRAHAM , N .S N. ALBERT DYGERT GREENE . Q 2 CD. MARY LUCIA HAMBLET,A.l3. A E Ig A. B., Wellesley. THEODORE CONRAD HASCALL, PlI.B. . .41 T z1,' fp A .fp Ph.B., Brown University WALTER BOUNELL HOLTON . . 2' X,' N 2 Ng Vice-President Senior Class. RICHARD THOMAS HOPKINS ID fl E. II . Brooklyn Los Angeles, Cal. Pontoosuc, Mass. New York City . Oswego ltliaca New York City Elizabeth, N. New York City . Brockton . Fort Plain Salem, Mass. New York City Montclair, N. J Flushing, L. I. Medic Seniors STANLEY GRANGER HORN, A.B. . . . Brooklyn 2' Xg N 2 Ng AB., Cornellg Glee Clubg Masqueg President Junior Class flVledicj. JOHN HENRY ISQUITH ADOLPH JACOBOWITZ . MORIKIS HIRscII KAHN . GEORGE EDWARD KANOUSE .Q 2 dl. JOHN STANLEY KENNEY . A K K. EDWIN GEOIGE LANGROCK . ID J E. CARL ESSELSTYN McCo1vIBs, X Wg Q A fy 0 B Kg AB., Union College. EDWARD HARVEY MARSH . PETER Kosciusko OLITSKY RUDOLPI-I DANIEL ORTH . FARRAND BAKER PIERSON, A.B. . ID A fy A.B. Princeton. ELBERT THEODORE RULISON, JR., B.S. X Tig 0 fl Eg 5 Eg B.S., Union SAUL SCHLEGMAN . . GIACOMO ABRAHAM SENIGAGLIA . REUBEN SPENCER SIMPSON . . Q In dh' Secretary Senior Class. College. I I6 . Brooklyn . New York Cify . New York City Hackettstown, N. , New York City . New York City . Hempstead . Brooklyn , New York City . Blauvelt . Brooklyn . Schenectady . New York City Nyack Oswego ESMONDE li.-xTHcA'1'E SMITH . .-1' K Kg Secretary Junior Class NIEYER SoLox1ox BIORRIS STREEN . IRVING 'IRAN . . Louis AsHLEx' VAN KLEEK N .Y N. JAMES HOWARD VAN KIARTER . SALO NORDEMAXN XVEBER, A.B. . T A.B., College ol' City of New Y SAMUEL VVEISS . . . LUVIA NIARGARET XVILLARD . Medic Seniors ork . Brooklyn . New York City . Newark, N. I . New York City . Ithaca . Newlield . New York City . . New York City East Angus, Quebec, Can. A E Ig lchtlmsg Second Vice-President Freshman Classg AA., Stanstead Wesleyan College. CHARLES WOLF . . New York City ISAAC WORRMAN New York City XYILLIAM YUM . . New York City 9 II ic n EARL CC 71 IC H il H TURK RALPH JOHNNY Seniors EC 1: CC JJ cc JJ MAC EBE DUD if J! BOB N -- N 11-Z ' ' - - 4'-I' X, 4. sg , o XX, Z- . , E ,N - - YIJIQ 'S 5'I4L'lg H HART A GROUP OF SENIOR M.E.yS KC !! . 1 X , , WERNER DORR DICK s FAY LEW STAN JIMMY BOB cc H tc :J U U H H -N. X 1 , . ,f 4 1 PERRY CONE . .-4, U cm , an D.-XD JACk 1 f. , H V ga sv c: 1: H JAY Ross REQ H GUS PAT I 1 - 1 .ww rw ,I ff' Q. .f T: 'lk wig Xl? Mig. Junior Class RUSSELL BLAIR I'ILIRI.lIL'RT . WILLIAM HARRIS H1,IZABE'I'H CI.ARKIi FRANCES AIC'liANlNl.-XNY STANTON GRIITFIS ELIZABETH VAN DISNISUIKCQ . ROBERT GOUDY HANDY ARTHUR FREDERICK 'FYDEMAN WALTER ERNEST KOEIQNER . MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES . HOMER GEORGE MOWE WILLIAM WADE NIATCHNEER HENRY WILLIAM WESSINGER Tru, Tru, N1'11I'fI'I'r1 Tan, CQVIIHH, I 1'-vff, NI'r1I'!L'I'r1 TFI1 Colors: X'IiLLOW :md XVIIITE Class Officers I23 PY'6IZAL1,6Hf Firrt Vzre-P1'eJz'd0nt . Srromz' V1-EB-PfEJl.dU7Zf ffldrd Vzre-President Recording Secretary CO1'I'cf'IPO716i1.I'Ig Secretary . Treasurer Genera! Az'fz1etz'c Director Crew Dirertor Track Director . Fooibafl Director . Baxe1'1aUDz'rerior Chairman Election Committee ,fix L---.afT l'l1liq'lii.l2llflil. r is et 11 i t ,qllgliiiiiilglll-lm'all fl M W jj -Q ,?. K-tj ifnllllllill J U N i KS ' ,l,ll lil l C1555 -l ' ,ll'l11W4 l I I Xxx ' I 1 ax Y-L, ,. 'll llll Mf llllll l l l iiM11'ffil1'.l lgR l xl L fl, Nl A A lf . fl iw ll i llll' fj. ' XX '47 ' kfjlfwynf V3 LEVVIS VVASHBURN ABBOTT Z T15 Scalp and Blacleg WILLIAM COLFORD ACKLIN .Y fl Eg Alernbic. 66191077 Htllflbllfg Assistant Business Manage Tolmfo, O. 1' Era C3 Ci'7.'1'f .Engine N171 Art: HENRY JEWETT ADAMS Eat! Aurora .llfflzrzzzifzil Engzinerrzng LESTER VERNON ADAMS Wnrrm, Maxx. Am- La Tertuliag Cosmopolitan Clubg C. C. C. Q25 ARTHUR JOHN ADLER ' Bujfnlo Lau' Osiris Club. BERTHA AGARD Itlzafa .-41-15 JOSE URBANO AGUIRRE Santa Fr, Arg. Rffw. E1fd1'ica1 Erigzinrerzing' CATHARINE NIOORE ALLEN Buffalo .4775 A. O. STANLEY 'WOODRUFF ALLEN Cl-HCI-77HUfl', Ohio jrf: W I . JOHN DAVID ANDERSON Brooklyn Ci'Uz'1Ez-zginrmzrz Class Football C255 Assistant Business Managei' Civil Engineer r.l1HOMAS HARVEY SKINNER ANDREVVS Broofrf-yn L7l'Il'L'!7t'I71l-FUIEHg1.H6FT17Z .f dig Mandolin Club ROY DAVID ANTHONY, BS. Rocfzfxvfer AgVZ-6Zl1fZL7'E T' If 124 Junior Records Nl li R v 1 N ARM s'rRo':c: 1-',, W-,,m.,'11, C. C . Q.g Hag Rush Cll C1713 Nllmllllt' Czjg lfnglish Play C22 fiRACli l'l'I'HFI. AR'IHL'R lJ!,,fy,f!.,,,-gl, .-Xfircrmnrh. Kll1.1.ARn Xi.-XNNI.-XICIAIQR :X'1'u'oon Ch-f,ff,,1 lfra Board Czj Cql. Ltfnwicz .-XL'l.1. lifflzmmrt-,i1lfI. H Eg Nl:u'i'l:1ncl Cluhg College Crew Club. Wi1.1.l.-mi ALDEX BAt'RL's f1'frr1n1rfvn,flu. H J X: St-nzlrorsg llunstang Aleph Samaehg Gemel Kharm Crew C113 ciL'l1L'l'lll Committee Ctgj. l'i'I'HEI. l'lOXYARD BAKER IIYN1,--1-pm-r, Ma. RIAURICE ZACHARIAS BAIR I'fm1o-L'1'r,Pn. HE. XVILLIAN1 CYRUS llAI.LAKD, -IR. lgIIlfl.7IlOI'l',Il'1!!. CIUUIII Engzinzferzing Arff .fifty Cffuzf Erigirzcw ing fllffllllill-FII! El1g1infF7'1'71g s Crew Cljg Varsity .ffrfs C1i'UI-I En grneer1'11 H I. C Effrtrzifnf En gzinffrzing e Maryland Clubg University Orchestra Czj C3jg Chief Musician University Band ALBERT S'roKEs BANCROFT 1Dt fI'Ul'7', Col. Law LAURENCE ROBERT HANDLER Oufvgo .firts 10 ll .fp Vlliclow Board Clj C-QQ Assistant Business Nlanager ARTHUR HOUGHTON BARBER Ear! Grwnufirlz, R. I. Mfrlznniml Enginffering ELMER EUGENE BARRER Crown Poinr Art: Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg English Clubg Agassiz Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Festival Chorus THOMAS NVILLIAM BARNES HOUIIIIOVIIIF, Illasx. Cz vz'l Engzineering Q' C05 Undineg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Junior Promenade Committee. SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT Plzz'ff11z'clpf2z'z1,Pf1. Arif A Wg Raven and Serpentg Third Vice-President Class Czjg Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committee C215 Secretary Y. W. C. A. EDWARD VAHAN BARON New fork Cosmopolitan Club. HYMEN MAX BARR Broofffyn University Scholarshipg Barnes Shakespeare Prize JAMES HENRY BARRY, JR. Syfflfllff' Sophomore Banquet Committee. I25 Cl-Ulu! E11gl'H6ETl.Hg Art: illcrfzcznzirczl Engzineerrrzg Junior Records HERBERT S. BATTIE Greensboro, N. C. Cliillil Engineering IRENUS AUGUSTUS BATT Nortlz Tonafwanalzz Meehan1'rnlEngz'neer1'ng HUBERT EUGENE BAXTER Tonawancltz Architecture ALBERT CHARLES BEAN Readrboro, Vt. U Arts Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 Class Track CI5 C255 Varsity C. C. Team C355 Varsity Track Team C255 General Committee GEORGE GROVER BECKER Balrirnore, llflal. Agriculture SYDNEY LESTER BI-IEBE Alpine X Agflifulfufg ISADORE BEHRMAN Baltimore, Md. Cifuil Engineering Alt-Heidelburg Castg Mandolin Club5 University Orchestra. JAMES R. BENBOW' Clayfuille CVIUFIZIIHZAIHC Eng z'11 eering HENRY HOWARD BENNETT Port Hurorz, llffzielz. Art: D K Eg Mummy Club5 Aleph Samachg Flag Rush C255 Class Football C255 Chairman Sophomore Stunt Committee5 Ice Carnival Committeeg Assistant Nlanager Baseball. WALTER DIDANA BENNETT Ofuid Veterinary ARTHUR WIGHT BENSON Troy Ari: Glee Club CI5 C255 Festival Chorus C255 Advanced Choir. FRED RUSSELL BENTLEY ffanzewzille Am Krug und Tafel5 German Play C25 C355 English Play MARION BERGER Brooklyn Arts Louis BERGMAN Brooklyn Law Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg President C255 Congress Stages5 lnterclass De- bates5 University Orchestra C155 '86 Memorial Stage C255 Representative to Debate Council ALFRED BERNHEIM, JR. Brooklyn Law HERBERT BERTEI. Mount Vernon Law Gramatan5 Charles Evans Hughes Debate Club5 Varsity Cricket Team BENJAMIN DoRRANcE BEYEA Wert Pzitfrton, Po. Arts D K Eg Junior Varsity Crew. ANNA ELEANORA BIDDLE Plzz'laflelpl1z'c1,Pa. Arrr lcthus5 Aftermath. ISIDOR LEON BIRNER Brooklyn Cl-Ulvl Engzineerzing GEORGE VVALTER BLAIR Dafvenporf, la. Meelzanzieal Engzlneerzing Seal and Se1'pent5 Lieutenant Cadet Corps 126 Junior Records CHARLES cil.ENYlI.l,li BLAKIE Ilfflflll-7Igf071, D. C. flfffrflzlnliml Engincerfng B H ll,' Senatorsg Savage Club. ROLLO KIMBALI, lil.,-XNCHARID ilfl07lff7l'lI'PI', VI. llfmfzanzirzlf Englinewzing .Y wg Savage Cluhg lieneh and Boarclq Untlineg Les Cabotinsg Glee Club CID Qzj Qgjg Quartet C353 Class Quartet Czjg Class Rush Teamg Sophomore Cotillion Com- mitteeg junior lfeecl Committeeg Masque Qjg hlummv Club. NDI..-XND lil..-xss Lirrlf Rosle, xlrk. Ari: Savage Club. SAUI. l3I..ICKM.XN lfroolcfviz Cz'fU1'fEngz'necring Les Cabotinsg Deutscher Vt-reing German Play CID I,O1'I'A .IFAN l3Oc:IiR'r lrlmun Arif Lows RITZEMA BOGIQR1' lglillglllllllffill flrrlziteffurr .Y K I' ,l .lg Gai-go-yleg C. C. 'lieam Cggjg Junior lfeed Committee. CJRLOW XVILIJAM Bones llfboillznwn Art: Charles Kendall Adams D l'iELIPE Auousro BOLON.-X RUDOLPI-I Aut:us'r Home Gramatan. XVALTER XVEIDIZNFELD BONNS HANS CHRISTIAN Boos Rifle Clubg lntercollegiate Rifle Mate RAYMOND BOOTH HARRY CLYDE BOSSINGER LOUIS FRANKLIN BOYLE President Poultry Association FREDERIC THEODORE BRANDT NORMAN EARLE BRICE JOHN BRITTINOHAM 41 ID. CARLOS EM ERSON BRONSON ebate Clubg English Clnbg Deutscher Verein. Cyl!!!-Yllflllll, Eifuaifor 1J!l'lIICll1f lJl-UU fwifwaulcvr, llfzir. Ntftc' York h Team Czjg Mandol Nrttt York Hunfzingiori, PV. Va. Nfurray, Umh Czinfinn ati, O . Alnnapofix, Iliff. Durango, Mex. Hornell University Orchestrag Mandolin Club. HORACE DWIGHT BROOKMAN A X Pg Ohio Club.' Weffrwzlle, O. 127 EIEEfl'l.fHl Engincerzing llffffllllflliffll Engineerirzg Agrzifulture Effrtriral Engznafering in Club fzjfgj . Cifuil Engineering Mfflmniml Engineering Agrzicufture Merhanzical Engineering M6fh0Hl-IGI Engz'nr'e1'z'ng Arty Merhanziral Engznfering lllech anziml Engineering Junior Records JOHN 'PRENTICE BROOKS Elyria, O. fllerlzanzical Enginrerznrf .fl K ln A fl. MILTON WILLARD BROVVER Spenm-port C1'1v1'lEng1ineer1rzg CHARLES WING BROWN Colzlnibzzr, O. jl'7f6!ll17'lZ'Ctlj Enginferzing lb J 0. . HERBERT DUNHAM BROWN Ardxley ilfrrfzarzzrrzlE11gz'nzfei'1'11b Gramatang Captain Class Rush PAUL RUTHERFORD BUCHANAN HOHFIXV Brook, Pa. llfffrfifzfzzrfzf Engineer ng Masonic Club. LLEWLLYN lVIORGAN BUELL Syrafufe Arts English Club. EDWARD L. BULLOCK, Hazleton, Pa. !1'rff1z'Iertz1re J T 41. JOSEPH lVlCLARN BURNS Itlmm f?I66'f7'1.C6I1E71gZ.7'lEf'TZ7Z A T 52. SARA FRANCES BURNS BTI-ffO1-OH-DUIUTLYIITF, Pa. Art: K K fl. HERMANN CABASSA fllayagziaz, Porio Rim CI.U1-I Engineering MARY FOSTER CALDWELL, A.B. Brooklyn Law Wayside. WALLACE EVERETT CALDWELL Brooklyn Art: Deutscher Vereing Alt-Heidelburg Cast Q15 University Scluolarsliipg College Crew G. HOWARD CANFIELD Brz'a'gep0rf, Ct. Cziuzil Enginecrzing ROBERT VVITHINGTON CANFIELD Corning jlIf'flICl71lAtTlIIEI1gl.?16'67Z7'lg 2 CD. CLAYTON PEARSON CANNON Baftzrnorf, flffzf. Cl.1'Z'! Engineeirzwrzg A X Pg Class Rush fljg Lacrosse Team fzjg Class Football VVALTER SAMUEL CARPENTER, JR. f47z'Uer.v-Burn, Pa. lldfrclmnzml Engineering Class Track QLD Qzjg Varsity Track Team C215 Class Football fzj QQ5 Class Rush Team fzjg Junior Feed Committee. CHARLES ANTONINUS CARROLL New fork Am- Bandbug Class Vice-President AINSLIE TAYLOR CARTER Cz'nfz'rznnfz', Ohio flffcfznnifzlf Engzazcerzng 2 A E. 128 WIeI.LI2s CiOOnsIfIaIan C.-X'I'l.lN Junior Records lYIl.l,.,-XRD l'0R'lAliR CII.-xNnI.IzR, IR I-I il W. lJAL'L l3RosIus CII.-xNIIzIaRs H Eg Class 'l'I':Iclc CID. CL Iam I2N'r lf nw.-xRns CH A-1 It Oufego llllllllllilgffill, Del. IJIIIYIIIIPIIFIIIAII, Pu. Orrmlzfz, rNeb. fp f' J: lflection Li0l11l'l1lIlCk' Uj Qzjg l1llfl'L'0QfXSSlSI1ll1I xlIll11lgL'l' Nlnsque LIOHN NORRIS CHII.Ims xl X P. Eferfriraf Engineering llflerhaniraf Engineering zwerlmrzieezl Engineering Cifuil Engineering Captain Cadet Corps Qugjg Ice Carnival Com- Qhgllg C E5 Honor System Committee. l3f1lrimm-1-, ZW 11' . Nferlz an iral Engineering RLIDOLPH CHRISTIENSIEN, -IR. Brooklyn Elem-im! Engineering College li:Isketb:Ill Uj Qzjg Varsity Lacrosse Team P1I.IzArsE'rI-I CLARRIQ Pl11'ladelpl1ia, Pa. Arts' K xl Hg Chairman Stunt Committee Qzjg President Sports and Pastimes Q55 Second Vice-President Class QQ -lOHN ARVINE CLARK Sidney Meff1aniraiEng1Aneerz'ng fp I' .fp Coxswain Vzusity Crew Qzjg Junior General Committee GARRETF SI-IELLER CI..-KYPOOL .f'N,'d1J W. EDITH NIARIANNE CLEMENT Deutscher Verein. XVILLIAM BROOKS CLIF'r Seal and Serpentg Gemel RAYMOND THOMAs CLOYES Nayati. WILLIAM Cocxs, JR. College Baseball DOROTHY COLBY GEORGE NIARC COLGATE MARION COLLINS HAROLD NORTHEND COMINS Kliarmg Wi Sibley Journal Board CID Q22 Ciziflieoilze, O11 io f1!b!111vV Chattanooga, Tenn. dow Board CZD Cgjg J Uliea Glen Cove Saint Louis, Mo. Roelzefrer Amsterdam Wakefeld, Mem. 129 Law Art: Cifuif Engineering unior Smoker Committee. Meelzan iral Engineering Law Ari: Mech anim! Engineering Arts illecfzanicai Engineering Junior Records ALFRED WILKINSON CONKLIN Marquette, Minh. Art: T' Ing Alembicg Savage Clubg University Orchestra fljg Mandolin Club Q55 Ice Car- nival Committee. JAMES CONLEY Itlnzm Civil Engineering WALTER S. CONWELL Civil Engzineerzing EDWARD TIFFIN Cook: Clzzillzimtlztf, O. Arr: ll A Eg Alembicg Dunstang Gemel Kharmg Mummy Clubg Class Track flj Qzjg Var- sity Track Team C215 liireshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Banquet Com- mitteeg Arts lfeecl Committeeg General Committee L X STANLEY VVARD COOK Hof-iioler, IVIIIJI. Ilfferlznniraf Engzinzrfrznv KP J 0. VVILFRED LEWIS COOPER, JR. Bedford, Pa. Cll UlAl.EI1gI-71Fl'7'If'7 Cosmopolitan Clubg Association Football Team Czjg Assistant Manager Cricket GROVER CooRs Golden, Col. flgrirulfzue B 0 Hg Undineg Mummy Clubg Bench and Board. G1l'f1l'OP, lldffhllllliffllEI1giH6'FI'IfZ University Golf Champion LYNN CRANDALL ftfzmn Civil Engzineerzing CAROLINE CECILIA CRAWFORD Nydfk .41-ts K K IT. GILBERT HoLIvIEs CRAWFORD, JR. N-vm-lz Elet-trim! EfIgl.71FFl'1l77b Gemel Kharmg Class Football CID Czjg Junior Varsity Crew MP3 Varsity Four Czjg General Committee GEORGE HARRY CRAZE .Elm z'r- iz Art: HOWARD THOMPSON CRITCHLONV Prorpfrt, Pa. Czifuif Engzirzeerzirtg Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Track QID5 College Track Qzjg Glee Club Czjg Advanced Choir Qzj. EDGAR REGINALD CRoFTs Htmnofutfr, Cf. Ci'uz'fEngz'nee1z11g Cosmopolitan Club. EDVVIN STANSILAU CROSBY Brooklyn lllrrlzanzifrll Engzirleerzitig ID .S Kg Aleph Samachg Class Basketball QID5 Class Baseball KID Qzjg Varsity Basket- ball Team Czjg Captain Cgjg Varsity Football Team fgjg Junior Promenade Com- mittee. DONALD MCKAY CRossMAN Huntzingioii Aflffllflflliflllj31'lgll?'l6l'7'Ii7'lg Long Island Club. I3O Junior Records RALI-II AIILTON CRLIRIRINE fllf,-0,1,0l,,'0 Assistant Business Nlllllllgtl' ILJIO Corncllian. HARRY ,-XIzR.-xr-I.-ul CROWN li,-QUIQIJ-,1 THONI.-Is PI-iRCIv.xI. L'L'NNINc:II.uI Chwzipmff CQEORUE IRVINO ll,-KI.li SI-lI.'nI-mul-V Art: zfrtx rwvrfz an Xml EUgl'HOF7'l'lZ g Ari: lianrlhug I.L-s Cahotmsg xlllllllgbl' Spanish Play CID XYILLI.-XXI T. lJA5l0N JAMES lilJGAR lJAX'lDSON NllJ'IlIlQQxl1lSS l OOIlIall f QJQhYI'L'Sflil1g JOHN XYll.l.l,-XMS ly-XYIICS MAI' ALICE D.-us Nlnysicle. XVARREN l'zl.l.IS DAY AIARGUERITIZ lJIiCKIiR .I Z. CALVIN Scorr IDI-ICEOYLIZR Varsity Track Team Czjg Varsity C. VVILMER A. DEHUEE Maryland Club. JOHN BRADLEY W. IJELEHANTY Corzffrzrfz II, THX. frfrilflazlrn learn QQ lJz'fz'I'.fl7lll'g, Vu. lllnzru Dfwon, P. 1. ll'nflm1gfm1, D. 1lltlJ'j?z'fzf C. Team f3jg G B affrnzorr, IWJ. Pfffi 11712 Ui I',' Undineg L'Ogiveg Mummy Cluhg Masqueg Junio Manager VVreStling. BAYARD PUTNAM IDEXTER f X. ROBERT LEE IDEXTER fl! FJ. DONALD MITCHELL DEY Orange, llifzzn. zftnol, llflllff. SJl1'C1I'ZlJ'E X cb, Undineg Sophomore Banquet Committee. JOSEPH ALEXANDER DICKINSON Bandhug Civil Engineer Board. HELEN ADELLE Doniss N ew fork Iffzara Les Cabotinsg French Play Castg Spanish Play Cast. SIMEON EARL DOCKSTADER Fonda JOHN HENRY DODGE Little Rorlz, Ark. I3I :Wfrlzaniraf Engzneerzing Jl'l!'l'l1lI7l im! E ngzirrecrzing l,l'lE1',Ifll7 Iiruf Enginfrrzing fffff Clrvlil Engznffrzing C. Arif Cifuif Engzinffrzing eneral Committee Cffvil .Engineering Arch iterturc r Smoker Commirteeg Assistant Mechanzical Engineering Merfzzznziral Engzneering Agriculture CZJUZ-I Erzgineering Artx Civil Engineering Meflranziral Engineering Junior Records ABRAHAM Louis DORIS Brooklyn Arts Deutscher Vereing Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Congressg Congress Decla- mation Stageg Tnterclass Debatesg German Play Cast C D JOHN KNAFF DORRANCE .1 60. HOWARD BABcOcI4 DRAKE Era Board Q11 fzj AENEAS DUcLOs Houstorz, Tex. Frzhenffship flfffhdlllliflll Enginferzn cf Arts Dawson City, fukon Ter. MECIZUTZZIZHI Engineering ID K Wg Les Cabotinsg Savage Clubg French Play fzjg Glee Club CQQ Qgjg Quartet fzj fgjg Bench and Board. JOHN AMBROSE DURKAN Hfatertown Arts Freshman Banquet Committeeg Chairman Class Pipe Committee Qzjg Class Treasurer Qzjg IQIO Cornellian Board. GORDON BENNETT Dukes Brooklyn Arts Les Cabotinsg Class Track Teamg Varsity Track Team GEORGE VALENTINE DUTNEY Pittsburg, Pa. fllffllllfllvftll Engineering 6 5. KATHARINE EATON Plziladelphia, Pa. Art: KK fp Second Vice-President Class fxjg Election Committee Qzjg Sage Basketball Team CID Qzjg Manager Qgjg 1910 Cornellian Board. NEWMAN EBERSOLE Cinrinnati, Ohio. Arts 2 fl Eg Class Track Teamg C. C. Team fzlg Varsity Track Team fzjg Junior Prome- nade Committee. LLOYD CHAMPLIN EDDY A 41 07. NTINNIE EDGAR HENRY WHITE EDGERTON Senatorsg '94 Debate Stageg Q B K5 HAROLD THOMAS EDWARDS Long Island Clubg Charles Evans Manager Class Book. KENNETH SCOTT EDWARDS K if Glee Club. TVIAXIMILIAN ELSER, Barrington Centre, R. I. Elecfrirnf Engineering Wz'lmz'ngton, Del. iris Wzzslzzington, D. C. Arif Leader Columbia Debate Team. Patcfzogue Law Hughes Debate Clubg Era Board Qzj, Business Luallo-w, Ky. Fort Wortf1, Tex. Illarlzanziraf Engineer zn cf Arts Z Wg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Stunt Committeeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Sun Board QIQ Qgjg PHILIP HOMER ELWOOD K Glee Club Qzj Widow Board Fort Plain 132 Algrzirulture Juni or Records CHARLES l':DXY.XRl7 l'iRlCKSUN Sf-nrflf, ll n.vlz. C,1v,'j E,,g,',m,,,,,g K .lf llEA'I'RlCli Iisenxlm l'l1ilmlvIp!1in, Pu. Af-rf Raven :xml Serpent. IDARIO lQSPlNDUl,.-X 1,11 Plain, rlrg. Rrp. .ElL'ff7'liC'II! Ellglllifffl-71g Spanish Clulwg Class licneing 'lit-am fzlg Varsitv Fencing Team l'lIiRBER'I' SINCI..-XIR l'ii-XIRIK.-KNK lglllfl.lll0!'l', ilffrf. CIIUI-I Erzgzirzferzing Nlarylsincl Club. THOMAS l'l. l .-XRRlNli'l'UN ll'lIFf!IH?1l'l'lI! Engzineerzlng .1 .1 fp,'SL'I11ll'0l'SQX'IlI'Slfy' lfootball Squad C21 fxgjg General Committee fgj. Al.-XRCY lineman Brooklyn Arr: Cliarlcs KL-ntlall Adams Debate Clubg Congressg Unclerclass Debatesg '36 Nlemorial Stage fzlg Congress Stageg Y. U. Debate Teamg '94 Debate Stage HERBIQRT Rusmiokrt l'-l-IRRIS lllu-ljivlfl, N. llffvrlzmiml Engineering lee Carnival Committee. .ANNA lfiniiniax Di-fumz, Pa. Arif CHRISTOPHIZR Roixmu' lfmmics,-w Buffalo lfeterinar-y ERNEST JULIUS CARI. l isci-HQR Iswzag Deutscher Vereing Cosmopoli NEMO NlIiLVII.1.li l'iISCHliR 0 .I X. EARL VV. FITCH Society of Comparative Meclicineg 1LlllZl6'f071, IDU. lllffllllnliflll Engliilfffllng ran Clubg Alt-Heidelburg Cast. .Nmu fork Cztuif Engz'neer1'ng 1' Sp:-z'ngfu1'llr I-'f'fF7'l'71Ufj' College Baseballg College Trackg College Basketballg Association Football Team. ARTHUR VAN AIQSDALE Frm Pcfonic fVlerfzan1'calEngzinecring ROBERT F, FLEMING WllJhl.HgfO71, D. C. llflerhanimf E17gl.HF61'lA1Zg BERTRAM PooRE FLOYD AlH71fhBIfEf,MU5f. f1l'Cl11-ffffuff' Ll ff Gargoyleg Election Committee Qzjg College Crew QZDL Class Crew C23 CLINTON LEE FOLLMER W,'II1'g1n1yp0rt,Pa. Zlvlefhaniral Engineering I A E. NORMAN FOX Laporte, Ind. Afff EDWIN ARCHIBALD FRASER New York C1 U1A1En5'l-nfffling 0 .2-' K. 133 10 HENRY BREWSTER FREEMAN Junior Records chnago, Ill. Meclzanzlral Erzgzineerinb D K E. NIILDRED CAROLYN FREY Allentown, Pa. Art: ISADOR FRIED Brooklyn Cz'1Jz'lEng1'neerlng -IEROM-E ARTHUR FRIED New York Mechanzifal-Engzineerzing Deutscher Vereing University Orchestra Q25 Qjg Mandolin Club EUGENE FRIEDMAN Brooklyn Agflifulfuff Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Interclass Debatesg College Mandolin Clubg College Association Football Team ARTHUR LAWRENCE FROST lllurlzrzigon, Mziclz. Mefhanz'ralEng1'neerzr1 Seal and Serpentg Class Crew Czj fgbg Junior Varsity Crew Q55 Junior Feed Com- mittee. VINCENT JAMES FROST jggfllflllfllff Cayuga Clubg Manager Agricultural'Musical Clubs. JACOB YEAKLE DIETZ FRY Plzzilzldelplzzia, Pa. lWeflzz1n1'mlEngz'neerzn dl K T1,'Undine5 Junior Feed Committeeg Bench and Board. VVARREN LANSING FULLER Srranton,Pa. Marlzarzziral Engzineerznc Class Tennis Team Qzjg Class Tennis Championship BENJAMIN STRAUSS GALLAND Willze:-Borre,Pa. Art: RICHARD CI-IILTON GANO Dollar, Tex. Artr Texas Clubg Sophomore Banquet Commitreeg Junior Smoker Committeeg Sun Board C25 C37- BOYD DUANE GILB ERT ROGER SPENCER GILCREAST University Orchestra. ROBERT AGMEN GILLIES Z X,-C19 A CD. JOSEPH GEORGE GINSBURG Rodman Hazleton, Pa. Chzrago, Ill. Brooklyn Congressg Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club. STANLEY FOWLER GIRVAN Utifa JOHN CHRISTOPHER VON GLAHN Brooklyn Glee Club fzl HARRY JAMES GLUCK Brooklyn 134 Agrzlculture Elffffliflll Engzineerfnb Law Arif ,4g1'1'rulz'urf' Ari: A rt: Junior Records CLARO LLAGAS DIZ ciUZNIAN .'llflI'i'UFIl',f, P. I. Ag:-irulture Cosmopolitan Clubg La 'lierruliag JXgricultural Associationg Roundup Club. AIONROE S. GoI.DIzERo Nm: York Zlllffllflllliflll Engineerzno Sibley ltfngineering Societyg University Orchestra C25 C353 Mandolin Club C25 EDWARD lfAssoN Ci0ODV-'ILLIIC Oak Pm-le, III. Arflziferture J C05 Gargoyleg Savage Clubg hlummy Clubg Class Baseball CI5g Director C155 Dunstang Glee Club CI5 C355 Class Quartet C25 C35q Vice-Presiclent Class C253 Varsity Base- ball C25g Bench and Board. FRANK LINCOLN kilt.-XN'l', -IR. Nmu liorfc Elautrfml Enginferm Iswzag Deutscher Vereing .-Xlt-Heidelburg Cast. LEMUEL EUGENE GRAvIzs, AJS. lliu-t Ralffglz, N. C. Agriculturf DONALD STUART CiR.-XY Grain' Pointe Fr1rnzJ,IlflI't'fI. Arif A .1 Wg Undineg Savage Clulwg Nlummy Clubg Glee Club CI5 C25 C353 Class Quartet C25g-IL1I1lOI' Promenade Committeeg Bench and Board. FREDERICK RAMSEY GRAY f:l'L'l'7lF fwfrhrlnlimf Engzinecrznv CHARLES FREEMAN CSRIZGORY ltlmfa ffgriculfuff EDWARD GALVIN Glill-'ITIN lifamrnwrz Lau' Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Sophomore Smoker Committee. LAWRENCE GRIFFIN IJXZIAIIIJKIPIZIVU, Pa. Czifuzil Engzineerzing STANTON GRIFFIS lrlmm flrff 0 J Xg Aleph Samachg Book and Bowlg Cosmopolitan Clubg Freshman Banquet Committeeg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman Junior Smoker Com- mitteeg Election Committee C255 Sun Board CI5 C255 Managing Editor C355 Class Secretary Bench and Board. GEORGE VVASHINGTON GRIFFITHS CHARLES EDMUND GRIMES AXP. CHARLES PHILIP GRoss University Scholarship. CHARLES WILLIAM HAGEN Congressg Deutscher Verein. BRUCE LESTER HALL Otsego Club. SAMUEL PAYSON HALL Plzzifadelphzia, Pa. Buftzirnore, Md. Brooklyn Sparrowbuxlz Mr. Vzixzion Ridley Park, Pa 135 Meflzanzifaf Engineerzng lllechanzical Engzineerzn 0 Mechanziraf Engineering Arts Czifuil Engzineerznc Cifuil Engineerzng Junior Records GEORGINA ELIZABETH l'lAI.SEY New York Ar-ry EDWIN DANIELS HAM Spokane, Wtzflz. llferhanziral Engineering T12 Mummy Clubg Bench and Board. CHARLES ARTHUR HAR-1LIN Buffalo Law Osiris Club. THOMAS PATRICK HANAGAN Pouglrkreprie i Art: K Ty Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Congressg lnterclass Debatesg Representa- tive to Debate Council fzjg Class Baseball Qzjg Class Crew Q13 College Baseball CID fzjg College Crew x FRANK FINDLAY HANBIDGE Ogdenrlzurg Artlzitefture L'Ogiveg Class Footballg Sophomore Banquet Committee. ROBERT GOUDY HANDY Bay Ctr-v,1Wrtlz. llfleflzanzifal Bngzlneerzing A T .Qg Class Pipe Committee Qzjg Mandolin Club QL Class Treasurer EMIL OTTO JOSEPH HANKIE Czinrzinnatzi, Olizio Law ID I' K: 0 J ID. CARROLL REDE HARDING Baltimore, llltl. Maryland Clubg College Association Football Team. C1-ill-Z Erzgzineerzn TATAROLD CARL HARDING Mitltllrtown llfleclzanifol Engineerzing Class Crew fzjg Class Football QD GRACE HART HARE Cortland Arts J Z. RAYMOND HIGH HARRISON Orange, N. MEfll6l7ZliL'lIl Englnming GERARDUS HARRISSON Brooklyn Cifvil Engineetzn Banjo Club QU fzj HERBERT GOODMAN HARRIS Bloomfield, N. lweflzanlral .Eng'z'nferltzg SAMUEL THOMAS HAIIRIS flxlztabula, Oltzio llferlmnziral Engzineezzng I' A E. VVILL HARRIS Salt Lolce City, Utah Law Dunstang Class Football C115 Varsity Football Team Qzjg Sophomore Smoker Com- mittee Qzjg IQIO Cornellian Boardg General Committee Qjg Vice-President Class CLAUDE HARTFOIKD Broolzlyn lVlecl1anz'rz1l Bngzineerzin 0 .ll K. GEORGE TNNESS HAR'1'LEY New fork Agriculture J T J,' Undine. 136 Junior Records ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS, -JR. lfzwofcf-V11 iillffllflflliflll Engzinffrzn K :ff Unclineg Nasqueg Aleph Samachg Book and Bowlg Savage Clubg Mummy Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Commi Assistant Manager Traekg Bench 1 HAROLD NIERNVIN HASTINGS Osiris Clubg Class Rush Tuain fljg mittee CTRL.-XNDO BURR HAS'rINc:s It ml. AUGUSTUS JERI-:MIAH HA'I'HAxrAI', JR. THOMAS SHRYOCK HALICR K .:','A'l2lI'J'lIll1Ll Clubg Sophomore St HARRISON BIORTON HAYERBECR JOHN IILLZEY HAYDEN .1 Wg Masque THOMAS lX'TIN'I'ON HEERMANS H J X. ERNEST CLARKE I'IEG .l K H: Junior Feed Committeeg Assi ROY SCO'I'r HENRY CARL JAMES HERIIOLD C B Og Class Baseball ERNEST HERMAN HESPELT tteeg Junior lfeecl Committeeg Cricket Teamg md Board. Hozr11'1' Arg Class Football Qzj QJ5 Junior Smoker Com- NI'r1g111'f1 Frzffs Illrrlzzlnziral .Engrnfcfrzing ,Worth Tozfnwmzzfn AJBFIZIIIZIVEUX .Engzirzccrzing Blllfl'l7I07'f, Iliff. C'l.'l.'l'I Engzinecrzing unt Committee. DOM: Ferry Law lrflpfnzling, Il fir fl. CIIUIAI Engzinerrzing Ewizzriottin, Ill. .TfPL'1IlI7'1l'L'!1l Engzinefrzinb Eflizulmili, N. :Ut-rfznnzrzzl E11gz'r1ferinb stant Manager Golfg Bench and Board. B rookfvv 71 Arty B1lj7iIIlO Illifvfftzlftziral Engzifmfrzing 7Ol'lf1a'f0'LU7Z Art: Deutscher Vereing English Clubg German Play ffgjg Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Class Rush CID Czjg College Crew fzjg Class Crew fzj ERNEST FREDERICK HET'YRICK Norfolk, Va. Cz uz'1Engz'nferz'ng .Y X,' Rod and Bob. GEORGE FREDERICK HEWITT, Montflair, N. Iweclzaniml Engineering D K Eg Masqueg Mandolin Club. JAMES HARRY HEWITT, BS. Gouwrneur Veterinary A Z,' Ycnan. FREDERICK WILLIAM HINCK Brookfyn Czivzif Engzinerrzing JULIAN TERRY HIRST Purreffvzille, Va. Cz vz'1Engz'nem'z'ng ROGER WOLCOTT HITCHCOCR New York Agrzicuflure K Ag Undineg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Sophomore Banquet COmmittee5 Class Track CIQ5 Director QZJQ Varsity Track Teamg Varsity Relay Teamg JuniOrSmoker Committee. 137 Junior Records TXTATTHEW JOHNSON HOPE Tarrytown Arts 11 fpg Assistant Manager Basketball Team. SARGEANT GLENN HOFFMAN Phzifadflphzia, Pa. Mrrlzanzical Engineerziz Track Team QIQ5 Sibley Banquet Committee fzjg Varsity Football Team Qjg Varsity Track fzj Cgjg Underclass Rush Marshal Qjg General Committee R UTH BERTHA HOFFSTEN Senniglitly. ROY BULLARD HOLBROOK ID J Fl. RARLE BARRETT HOLDREDGE Seal and Serpent. CHARLES SAMUEL HOLMES 0 K Wig Class C. C. Team CARL GOTTFIlIED HOLMQUIST Bandliu. JACOB CHARLES HOLZMAN Banj Plzzhzdelplzzia, Pu. Neuffon Centre, Nlzzxx. flyer! Bu rfzington 1Wo1'1tffnz'r, N. o Club QJ5 Era Board New fork Netu fork Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club. FRANK STEWART HOPKINS Seal and Serpent. EDWIN CHURCHILL HORTON Festival Cluorusg Advanced Choir. HENRY LAWRENCE HOWE, JR. 0 A 07. CLARENCE JOHN HOYT ERIC TREVOR HUDDLESTON Glee Club NORMAN HUGHES ALBERT FRANCIS HUMPHREYS LYDIA FRANCES HUMPHREYS CHARLES SCRANTON HUMPHREY La Tertuliag Rifle Team QIJ WILLIAM ERWIN HUMPHREY, AJR Poughkeepyzie Pfanzburg Carzamzlaigua Cohofton Wzinflzertfr, fmf. yarleson, N. C. Ludfowvziife Lucflowfuzifle West New Brzghton Ll UO77l'lZ 138 Arty CI-'DIY Enginemzn CZTUZ-I Erzgirzeerznv Clilllif Engzineerzno Cl-UIC! Engineerznu Cifuif Engzineerznv Czifuzif Engzinefrzrz E!Fff7'liFHI Engineer mv llIl't'l'1LI?'ZliL'II1 Engineerzn VFf6l'1'71!Il'.l' 1475171-fFC'fLl7'F Cifuzf Engzineerirzg Arty Alrtf Illcffzanziraf Engzinferzlng Alrrltifefture Junior Records RLIssELI. BLAIR HUv.I.IsUIt'I' liufalo Mirclmnical Engineering .fl .fl Eg Aleph Sainaclig Dunstang Scalp and Blacleg Gemel Kharmg Class Secre- tary Qljg Class lfootball fzjg Varsity Football Squad Qzjg Sophomore Cotillion Connnittccg Varsity Relay Tcamg Treasurer C. U. C. A.g IQIO Cornellian Boardg Sibley lianqiict Committee CBJQ Varsity Football Team Qigjg Class President ALICE l'lU'l'CHINSON ffm .fl 10. FRANCIS ISENEDICI' l'lYNEs Lynnx Falls Mcclmniml Engineering Civic Clubg C. C. C. C.g Novice Cup HARRISON ARDEN INIQIIAM LEON EDGAR ,JACKSON HAROLD HALEORD JAcoIss HE. l'iREEMAN STEEI. JACOIIY Cayuga Club. l'lURLBUR'I' SMITH JACOBY GEORGE l'llLI. -JAMISON ALLEN JAYNE Acacia. VVILLIAM FREDERICK JENIIICK, B.S. CARL JOHAN JEFFERSON 425, Class C. C. Team C11 I'I- ago, 111. cr,-my S pf-mgfifyfff, firm. Illlllffl Illlllfll Asbury Pfzrlc, N. IVF!! 141,ll'lll'l'l, Pa. NL'iL' 1fO7'k Class Football QIJ c3D3EI1gllSl1 Play Cast. LAURA KATHARINE JOHNSON Louis EUGENE JOHNSON lllialilletofwn Auburn Riclijielzl Springs Otsego Clubg Election Committee QIJ HAROLD HILL JONES Buffalo MBE1161Hl.fUl Engineering Civil Engineering Arrlzitecture Agrifulfure Cifuil Engineering Law Elerlricnl -Engineering Civil Engineering llfleclmnzcal Engineering Arts ffgrirulture Cifuil Engineering L1 T Ag Dunstang Class Baseball QIJ QZJQ Mandolin Club Czjg Bench and Board. MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES New York V ' Mechanzical Engineering .fl 05 Dunstang Aleph Samachg Gemel Kharxmg Class Track QIJ5 Varsity Track Team QZJ5 Varsity C. C. Team Q55 General Committee Q32 Class Track Director Q35- LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON Lo: Angela, Cal. Merlzaniczzl Engineering cb Z Kg Class Baseball fIJg Varsity Baseball Squad C215 Class Football QZJ5 Captain Class Football Team 139 Junior Records LEWIS POWELL KALB Bcllefontainv, Ohio Mefhnnifal Engineering B O Hg Class Rush Team CID C255 Class Football C31 COLEMAN CLARK KEELER lllffhllflliflll Enginecrzn ff .1 K Eg Manager IQI2 Football Teamg Sophomore Banquet Committee. FRANK BURNELLT KELLEY Newark Agzirultnre A Zg Class Crew C135 Varsity Four Czjg General Committee fgjg Agricultural Associa- tion. ANDREW PARK KELLEY Baltimore, Md. Elem-ifolEnginm-1'ng dl ,S Kg Masqueg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Mummy Clubg Bench and Board. VVILLIAM EDWARD KENNEDY Broolzl-vn Mfflzanzlrzzl Engineering K Ig hlasqueg Sophomore Pipe Committee. GEORGE ERWIN KENT Dayt0n,Ol1z'o ll1eflzanIf11l.Enginerrz1z3 0 J Xg lce Carnival Committeeg Assistant Manager Musical Clubsg Bench and Board. VVVILLIAM lVlALCOM5ON KEPPEL Brooklyn ElertrI'rf1lBngineerzng CORNELIA FERRIS KEPHAR'f Itlmm Atgz-zmfruz-e Sage Dramatic Club. LOTTIE lXllOORE KETCHANI Laurel, Md. All-ts .4 0 ll. HENRY ANDREW KIEP, Brooklyn CzfLIz'lEngi1zefrfr1g' .1 l',' Ge-mel Kharmg Nlandolin Club fzj Cgjg Class Lacrosse Q11 Q21 Qjg Civil Engineer Boardg Junior Promenade Committeeg Rod and Bob. RICHARD BAYARD ,TAYLOR KILIANI New lrorlc lswzag Deutscher Vereing German Play C25 JAMES STEARNS KING, JR. lllozzfclazr, N. Joi-IN KIRKMAN lNlo.flzw'lle,QTa111z. W J 0. FREDERICK EDWARD KLINCK Springfield, Qlizio FRANK HIRAM KNAPP Wen' Sfnerzz VVALTER KNAPP Ardmore, Pa. ALBERT RUSSELL KNEALE Rorhmer f N. HERBERT DURWARD KNEELAND Pitfrburg, Pa. fl T 52. RICHARD KNIBLOE Buffalo lllfffflllllillflll Engl-HEP! ITIS Ifztx lllerlmniml Engine? ing lllfcrlz an rml Bnginecrzin Cl-'Ulll Enginecrzn 0 .lllarlzanziml Enginrering Aff! Cifuil Bnlgz'ne'erz'ncf ll7'ecl'Ian1'ml Enginecrzino .4 T -Qg Scalp and Bladeg Masque-5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Chairman Junior Feed Committeeg Bench and Board. 140 Juni IOHN KNIPFING XYAI.'l'IiR l':RNI5S'l' KOERNER Dunsrang Aleph Samachg Class Crew BIICHAEL JOHN KO:ss'I'ANREwICZ RUSSELL RUEss KRAxmIzs, 13.8. Ohio Clubg l'niversiry Orchestra. 'IOI-IN KRUTI'sCHNI'I'T .l fp: Banjo Club. AIORRIS KUSH HAROLD NEWTON KCTSCIIII,-ICH College Nlamlolin Club lggj. ADRIAN RENE l,.-X-lOL'S CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY or Records 13:-oolclyn Tm y I I J.. Slmmokin, Pa. Tijfn, Ohm Clzlmgo, Ill. IVML' l'-orlc Slfvrlaurnz' Snlizllo, lllex. IJIIHJIHITAQ, Pa. .4115 A ri: glleclmn zral Engineering Elertrrml Engineering l,l'1l'l'l'll1I1li1'l1l Engz'neerz'ng A rtx flgfl-l'Illflll'E Illfflzan iml Engzineerzlng lllerlmniral Engiizeering .Y Xp Dunstanq Aleph Samachg Nlummy Clubg Class Treasurer QIQQ Class Baseball Qljg Varsify liaseball 'lie-am fljl -lunior Promenade Commirteeg Bench and Board. CLAUDE BIILTON LAIIIIE, 1312. HUGH SAMUEL LAvERI' ARTHUR CARL LEE EDWARD HANCOCK LEGGETT DA'v'ID HENRY LEHMAN D rfl- 11 f11r1, N. C. Glen: Fall: Clmrlorre, N. C. Albany Broolel-yn . Charles Evans Hughes'Debare Clubg Congressg Congress H.AROLD NIAYER LEHMAN Junior Feed Committee. JULIUS AAREN LEMLER dl K ?l'. LIONEL M. LEVINE, B.S. IGNACE LEVINSON University Scholarshipg Banjo Club HENRY DOUGLAS LINDSAY Z W. CLIFFORD EHLE LIPE N ew fork Grcenfuille, Mzifs. Neiu forlz Brooklyn IJ. Milwaukee, WI-J. Syrarzfxe Seal and Serpentg Ice Carnival Committee. CHUNO CHEN Lo Fourlzow, China I4I Cziwzil Engineering Law Civil Engzineerzing Czlvzil Engineering L . Law Stagesg College Crew. Art: llfIL'fl1!I71ZiC'C1I Engineering Civil Engineering Art: lllcrlmnziral Engineering MEZITHHIDCHI Engineering C'z uz'l Engineering Junior Records ALEXIUS MICHAEL LOUGHRAN X CD. ALBERT OSBORN LOOMIS STEPHEN MOREY LOUNSBERRY JOHN FRANCIS LUCEY LESLIE BAILEY MCBRIDE ELMER TAYLOT MCCARTHY ROBERT BROOKS NICCLAVE Brooklyn Newport Afewr, Lounrberry Lzitife F ally Harvard, Ill. Cortland Sfmnron, Pa. VII. Merhanziral Engzineerznb Elertrziral Engzneering ' Law . Law Merhanziral Engineering .flfferhanziral Engzineerzng Merhanzirdf Engzineering J Qg Masque C3Dg Class Football C3D5 Assistant Manager Tennis FRANK EDWIN MCCLELLAND Society of Comparative Medicine. FRANK HARRINCTON MCCORMICK J K Eg Varsity Cricket Team CID? Maryland Committeeg Assistant Manager-Navyg Bench THOMAS JOSEPH NICINERNEY Agricultural Associationg College Musical Clubg Walton Baftzirnore, Affzf. Enrt Elmira Veterinary lllerfzanrral Engineering Clubg Aleph Samachg Ice Carnival and Board. Agrzirulture College C. C. Team. 'THOMAS BROWN MCINTIRE Pzittrburg, Pa. Merlzaniraf Engzineerzing MILDRED VAN DUSEN MCKAY J Geneva Amr A Z. RICHARD TAYLOR lDflCKNEW Warllzngtorl, D. C. lllerfzanzirnf Engzineerzin E A Eg Nlandolin Club C2D CORNELIA AURORA lVIClVlAS'I'ER Rorfzerter Aff: FRANCES MCTAMMANY Troy Arr: Sennightly. DAVID MARCUS Olean Law SAMUEL MARINE Rorherter Law Freshman Banquet Committeeg Mandolin Club CzD C3Dg University Orchestra CID C3Dg College Baseball ANTONIO JOSEPH MARINO Port Cherter Arty English Clubg Deutscher Verein. FRANCIS SMITH MARLOW Warhzington, D. C. ircfrziterture Seal and Serpentg Senatorsg Scabbard and Bladeg College Crew CID5 College Baseball CID C2D gFirst Lieutenant Cadet Corps C2D5 Captain Cadet Corps HERBERT EDWARD MARSH New Milford, Ct. 4 Agrirultnre ARTHUR STENNETT MARTIN Elizabeth, N. Efertrziral Engzineerzino 0 Eg Sibley Journal CID5 Class Crew CID C3D5 Ice Carnival Committee. JOHN GORDON MARTIN La Porte, Ind. 14.2 A rr: Junior Records ll!-lII.IP .fXLc:ER MASON llifm-fuill,-, MM. Arfilifgffu,-6 Z 'lf PHILIP VAN CI.liliF NlA'1'I'Es Si-rnnfnn, Pn. fl,-ff Les Cabotinsg Alliance l I':incaist. :ALBERT DII.WOR'I'H XlA'I'I'II.-xl ff11ftr'rr10r'1',1lfJ. filerlzrznzirnl Engzinnfrzinv .Y 73 Lvntlineg Kluinniy Clubg liench and Board. XYIELLWUOD HL'C2ll NlAXNYIiI.l. llkfrfii-ld, N. Iwerlzanifal Engineering 1' K I1 .I .l,- Soplmmort- Stunt Committeeg Sibley Banquet Committee WAI.'rER RAi'x1oNn Allillili Dvrm1'r,M1'rlz. Arfhitfrture Gargoyle-3 LlI1iYL'l'Sll'f' Scholarshipg University Orchestra fl? Qjg Mandolin Club Am' CiRACE Allil-Clilil. 711i-lcrmimllr Artx VERDINAND NORTI'-IRUI' All-iNl-Ilflil-I South Omnfm, Nab. Civil Engineering K I. l'l.-KRRI' llHlI.II' NlIiNGIis ljlfffbllfg, Pa. flfffrftflnziraf Engzineerznc Sibley Journal Board flj fhgjg Sibley Banquet Committee Czjg Sibley Engineering Club. CHARLES BI-ILIN NIERCUR lIC'rt Pirtxton, Pa. Arfhitrfture ll' l',' L'Ogiveg Nlasque CID fzjg XViclow Board Qjjg Ice Carnival Committee. limi-'IN HUMPHREY NlETZ Br0rfc1'0r1,IWn5.r. ' Law Mandolin Club CHARLES NllI.LER Groton Veterinary DOUGLAS JOHNSTON NIILLER P0rlC1zv.ttcr Law W K Gramatang Masqueg Glee Club Qzjg Chairman Sophomore Cotillion Com- mitteeg Editor-in-Chief IQIO Cornelliang Bench and Boardg College Basketball Cljg Secy. Law School Association. KATHARINE DE CONTRES NlILLER Sprakfr: Arr: Alt-l-leidelburg Cast. STANLEY N. lVlILLER Chicago, Nl. lllefhanziral Engineering THOMAS LEO lVIILLER Warlzington, D. C. Meclzanz'cal Engzlnecrzng f Xp Aleph Samachg Masque QI, fzjg Assistant Manager Footballg lee Carnival Committee. FRANCIS RAYMOND MITCHIE E'UlI7'Z.S'fO7'l,1H. Czlfvil Engzincerzn DAVID ROY MIXELL lfaslzzngton, D. C. Nltfchanziral Engineer nv 2 N. HAROLD WELLINGTON MOFFAT Oranve, N. Mechanziral Engzineerzing Cerberusg Mandolin Club QD Q32 Universisy Orchestra Qzj C32 Alt-Heidelburg Cast C25 C35- J. ERNESTO MOLINA - Puno, Peru Velerinafy Society of Comparative Medicine. HENRY GUSTAVE NIOSLER Mandolin Club CID Czj CQ HOMER GEORGE MOWE Junior Records Cinrzrmati, Ohio flhchanzhczzl E11g1'nmfrz'11g 5Class Football Wafcrtourn Lau' B 0 17,60 J Wg Dunstang Aleph Samachg Class Football CIJ5 Class Track CIJ Czjg General Athlrtic Director CZJ5 Varsity Football C355 Class Football Director C355 Sophomore Banquet Committeeg General Committee Cgjg Glee Club CID JOHN POSEY MUDD VVILLIAM OTTO MUENCH, JR. CllZr'If6'11!Il1fIZ, Ilfal. Illerhaniral Eilgl-H6671-H Phiilddlfflbllllfl, Pa. Civil! Engineerzln Class Rush C155 Class Track CZJ5 Varsity Relay Team C25g Class Football C355 Junior Feed Committee. EDITH -JOSEPHINE NIUNSELL WILLIAM Howizs ACIUNSON .Ll X5 Class Track CZJ5 Su EMERY DAVID MURPHY K .f','Masque. THEODORE RHODES NIURPHY W Ing lVlummy Club. GEORGE WARREN MYER A Z. JOHN ESDON NELSON Cayuga Club. KENNETH CONRIED NEWMAN Scroll and Scriptg Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg and C. C. Teams. IDA ETHELSTONE NIGHTINGALE Brookfyn .,JZ. ABRAHAM OscAR NISENSON SAMUEL PURDY NIXDORF17 Uzim Am MFJIUTIU Law n Board Cgjg Ice Carnival Committee. fffleg hen-v, Pa. .llccfzaniml Erzgzinefrin Sf. Louzlx, .lla .lferlzanzlral Engineer 171 O'UIYll flgrzlcufture East R-yegate, Vt. Jlferharzzrzzl Engz'11ecrz'n .New fork Law Congressg College Track Arty Ncu'a1'k, N. Czlfuzll Engzinferzin Baltimore, Il fd. Ilffrfimzzlmf Engineerzn Nlaryland Clubg Sibley Engineering Club. FREDERIC JANSEN NOYES Dnnrfuifle Arif T' lag Class Football CIJ5 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Assistant Nlanager Sun C35sG1ffC Club C15 C25 C35- VASCO NUNEZ FRANK RICHARDSON OATES JAMES CYRIL O,BREIN Fefts Zlfillx Ari: Brooklyn jl'1t'CI'lCl77Z'CClI Engz'nferz'r1g Rofhetter Aff! Charles Kendall AdamslDebate Clubg University Scholarshipg Sophomore Smoker Committee. 144 Junior Records NIORRIS C.f11,v1N UL11H.xx1 Mandolin Cluhg Colleg JOSE OI.IN'liR.-XS, .-X. li. RAYMOND OLNE1' Cerberus. '1'HOx1As lim: 1-2 N 1-3 OR 11 1 sox PAUL B.-XR'l'l.E'l'I' c,RCHARlJ B 9 ll.'hl1lStlL1cgS:11'1I EDITH MM' CVJSIXORNI-T Aftermath, XIAUD c3SIl0RN ANTONIO SEB.-XS'I'I.-KN U'1'1-:Ro HENRX' Louis O'1'1'EN Sp1'1'11gf1'1'f1l, Ohio L- Nl1111dolin Club. ljllflllll, ilfrx. .U1'1'fr11J1'11 .'lf7f7ll'fU77, ffizhr. ge Clubg Les Cabotins. O111'1'1lr1 llQ'fl.rfL'1'ffv Porzfr, Porto Rico 5711171014611 Charles Kendall .Xdzinis Debate Club. ARTHUR STEPHEN Owrax CARROLL Owns J 2' DAVID AIAURICE I'A1.1.Ex' Charles Kend:1llAd:1ms Debz1teCl11bg 'FHOMAS XVARNER PARKER, JR. K .ff Les Cabotins. BERTHA KATHAR1NE P.-KTTERSON GEORGE IRVING PAVEK Class Football Q1J5Sergeant-at-Arms JOHN WESLEY PAVER LAWRENCE JOSEPH PEAKE Wrestling Team HORACE WHITTIER PEASLEE Artistic Editor IQIO Cornellian. JOHN WH1sTLER PEER NELSON RUSK PEET JlIO71fl.L'PUO ,Pll.fI1Ill'71lI, Cal. Brooklyrz Congress Stage-sg Chirngo, IU. JW ansf 0111 , O11 io lffert Point QIJ. lffeft Point Pealzrook St. Paul, Ml.11H. East A urora ffcfbrter A Z,' Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg Class Track Team fzjg Captain College C. C. Team fzjg Countryman Board QZJ HAROLD FANNING PENNEY CLYDE CHAMBERLAIN PENVVELL Mandolin Club. Centre Monzirler Eozeman, Mont. 145 ffgriculture 1l1'm'f1an ical Engz'r1eer1'ng Elffffllf af Engirzeerzing Il'fIc'ClZfII1I-fill Engz'11cer1'ng zfrt: Arts Art: Clivl-I Engineering Am llleclzan :ral Engz'neerz'ng X1 rtr Art: Civic Clubg Deutscher Verein. llffcflmn ical Engineerzing Artf C1 uz'l Engineerzng Czifuzlf Engineering Am Arclzziterture Art: AgTl.CUIfu7'6 Merhan :ral Engineering Elfctrzral Engz'n.eerz'ng Junior Records KARL GEHART PERRY Baston,Ma.ff. ERNEST LOUIS PETERSEN Swanton, Pa. Agrieufture Meehanzieal Engineering Class Football fljg Pipe Committee fzjg Election Committee Qzjg Junior Smol-:er Committeeg Varsity Football Squad. ALBERT WILLIAM PETERS Agrieufture A e1 CPQ Undineg Savage Clubg Mummy Clubg Toast Master Sophomore Smokerg Glee Club Q15 C25 Qjg Quartet Qjg Class Quartet fzjg Bench and Board. ' MACBETH BAYARD PI-'AU HIlfHliPfOH, Ohio EVEREIT ALPHONSO PHILLIPS Rorhexter Class Track Team. JOSEPH EUGENE PILLOT Texas Club. Houfton, Tex. THEODORE FRED PIMPER JOHN MAURICE PIPER Camwbii JOHN DAVID PLANT Gfenfarfyn, Va. Senators. GEORGE FRANKLIN POND Rofherter Warhzington, D. C. Afetfianzieal Engineerzn 47 Meehanieeif Engineering X La-w llffeehaniifal Engineering fllerhanie al Engineering Arif lllerfwnifal Engineering K Ag Dunstang Savage Clubg VVinner Class Tennis Tournament QIQ5 Toast Master Sophomore Banquetg Mandolin Club QLD fzjg University Orchestra Qlj Qzj Qlg Manager fzj Q15 Masqueg Chairman Junior Promenade Committeeg Leader Glee Club TQUBLE ISAAC POOLE, HE. Ranzzlfeman, N. C. Cifuif Engineering CLARENCE JAMES POPE Earl' Orange, N. Aleefianzieal Engineering X Wg Chairman Class Constitution Committee QID5 Class Football fljg Undineg Dunstang Mummy Clubg Leader Sophomore Cotilliong Chairman Sophomore Smokerg Varsity Football Squad Q55 Junior Promenade Committee. VICTOR NAPOI.EON PUGA Cazninaiea, Peru Spanish American Clubg Class Football. JOSEPH FRANKLIN PUTNAM Rocherter BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY Washington, D. C. Senatorsg Scabbard and Blade. GEORGE WASHINGTON RAPELLI Arg. Rep. LUIS RICARDO RAPELLI Arg. Rep. CHARLES JOHN RASCH Maryland Clubg College Association Football Team. Baltimore, Alai. ALLEN ARTHUR RAYMOND Troy HENRY TAY RAYMOND Warren, Ohio J if eff Masque QD 146 ffgrirufture Affetlzeznital Engineei ing fliferfmnieal Engineering Cifuil Engineering Cifuil Engineering Civil Engineering Eleetriral Engineering Mech anifal Engineering JOHN LAXVRIQNCE REDIIOND 111 J H. DANIEL .IAMIES RIEILLY, QIR. I Class Bnskt-tlnzili QIDQ Col 4.-gc li tion lfootlmll 'll-:nn 111. FREDERICK AsI:L'RI' RIQIIEY EDWIN CAMP REYNoI.Ds ADOLPHO LORENEO RI-IIcINI:AN'I7 NIARSHALL ll-XYID RICH HAROLD l'lA'I'ON RIEtzcsI-:R Deutsclier VL-reing Uurrnzin lllz Junior Records Corjnzu' Cvllfflffll, TUX. Ilxlliflgflfll Fully zxslzctlmall CIDg Captain f2Dg Captain College Associa- l'1fll'l'Ii5llIl7'Q, Pa. L 7m'fc.rrn1, llllifll. Rm Grnmfr, Brazil Ht'r'kI'111Itt' .wmv llorlc Iy CZDQ University Orchestra J Art: Lau' ll41't'l1U71Z.Cf11 Eng1'neE1'1'rIg Law Ag 1-1' fulmre Law Alrfx QID CZD Mandolin Club QD. LELAND DYRIGHT RIGGS .Worth SYOFRIIOIHZ Aflffhlllllifdl.E7'lgl.71F1'1'i71g BIARGARIET HALLOWI-QLI. Riczcss 1l1I'lm1eIpl1I'u, Pa. Art: K K I . GECJRGE RIANNING RI'I'l'liNHOUSE, -IR. Plninffld, N. Electrical Engzineering Zodiac. ASHBEL SELLIEW RoIzER1's Pzitfxlzurg, Pa. Art: Usiris Clubg Cosmopolitan Clubg Class Rush JAMES RICHARDS ROBINSON, JR. Itlzam Law CHARLES Amos ROBINSON Nm' fork Law J T .ali fp J m,'UDCllHCQCl1ZlDCCl'D'. GEORGE EDMUND ROBINSON Boston, Nlusf. flflerluzniral Engzineeririg First Lieutenant Cadet Corps. ETI-IEL ROBISON Aff! Wayside. ORVIS ROWE 7ame.ttofwn Merhan1'cal Engineerzng THOMAS RICE ROLLO Clzimgo,III. Law 0 A Xp Undineg Mummy Clubg Savage Clubg Glee Club CID QZD ARTHUR LAWSON ROSE Gcnefua Merhanz'falEng1'neer1'ng 2 C05 Class Rush CID f2Dg Glee Club QZD Q3D5 Golfrfeam CID CZD Q3D5 University Golf Champion Q3D5 Bench and Board. WILLIS MILEY ROSE GTGHHI Rapid: zfrfhziterture A 05 Gargoyleg Mummy Clubg Masque KID f2D WILLIAM YOUNG RUMSEY Gorham H Algrifulfurf C. B. 0.5 Countryman Board. 147 Junior Records NIERLIN A. RUSHER Pzerreton, Ind. llleelzanzral Engzineerzng J. H. RUTHERFORD Agfl-Culfuff A Z,' Rush Captain fzjg Smoker Committee fzjg Class Baseball fzjg Varsity Base- ball Squad Q2Jg Class Football Q2J Qjg Junior Smoker Committee IVIARTIN CASTLEMAN RUTI-IERFORD A J K Eg Masque. FRANCIS X. RYAN WILLIAM RYAN V N HARRY NIARK ST. JOHN ELSIE SAMETH JULIUS ARGENTINO SANTILLAN VVILLIAM VITUS SAUTER I A E. RUDOLPH FERDINAND SCHAEFER WALTER GUSTAVE SCHAEFFER IDA ELLSWORTH SCHNIREL ISRAEL SCHOENBERG I-I. CLARKE SCHUYLER Rorfzester fyare, flffaxs. New fork Canajolzarzif New fork Ezleuman, Arg. Rep. Plzziftlalelplzzia, Pa. Brooklyn Dayton, O11 zio Geneva Roelzerter Sf. Louis, Iwo. 07 K Masqueg Undineg Glee Club fzj Qjg Savage Clubg Bench and Boardg Sopho- more Smol-:er Committeeg Junior Informal Smoker Committee. GAD.PARKER SCOVILLE EDWARD HAYES SAWERS, BS. HAROLD KELBOURNE SEELEY Junior Smoker Committee. RACHAEL SELECTER FANNY GARDNER SELDEN AT. JOHN JACOB SERRELL Seal and Serpent. SHAO-YING DOUGLAS SHAE Cosmopolitan Club. Var-vrburg Roehester Houraton Ir, flflan. Plizifaalelpflzzia, Pa. Cafslzzifl Plainfield, N. fyurziefz, Cfrinn Arty Arty Ilffeclzanirnf Engineering Artr Art: lllerlzanzieal Engzineerzing iWeelzz1n1'rz1l Engineering Czifuzil Engineering Arclziferture Arts Lau' Illerlznnziral Eng zineering Agriculture zlleelzanziral Engineering A'IEL'lZfl7'lZ-Cl!! Engineering A rt! Arts Ilferfzerniral Enginewzn Cz'-vzif Engineerzng MAUD MIIKIAM SHELDON Ithaca ANI University Scholarship. ISABEL SHEPARD Honeoyie Falls Art: Deutscher Vere-ing University Scholarship. ROY JOHN SHEPARD Bdfdwlid Agrifuirure A Zg President College Glee and Mandolin Clubs f3j5 College Glee Club Qzj f3Jg Countryman Board 148 Junior Records ALVA EUGENE SI-IERO FI'FljO71l-ll llfzfrfzzznifrif EI1gl-UKF!'iHg Zodiacg Class Basketball QIJ5 Varsity Basketball Czjg Class Football Qgjg Saccliordg Junior Smoker Committee. FREDERICK J. SHuI'I'LEwoRTH !'lI'l'tlO!1IiI1 Ciwl Engineering JOSEPH CROCKER SIBLEY, JR. Frnnlclzirz, Pri. Ari: 67 .1 X.'l:I'6Sl'lI'l1Z1I'l Banquet Committeeg Unclineg Wlidow Board Ckgjg Assistant Busi- ness Manager Alumni News ELMER DELANCY SPICER lfifllffiuzlffa fllftiflllfllifdz Englinzwzrlg Cayuga Club. HAROLD SINCLAIR South Orarzgf, N. llflerfznnziral Engzineerzng B 9 ll. VVALTER LELAND SKOGLUND Rez! lffzing, Miirzn. .figrzirulture JOHN BEITH SMITH, JR. Broolelvn Am Krug und Tafelg Deutscher Vereing Alt Heidelburg Cast QZJ Qjg Class Crew QJ5 College Crew J. VV. SMITH Baltz'nzm'e,1WI1'. Arrfzzifefture J Inj Gargoyle. NIAXIMILIAN FRANCIS T. SMITH, JR. Portland, Off. Czivzif Erzgzineerzifzg .S K I' A A,'AleplI Samachg Class Crew QIJ QZJ5 Junior Varsity Crew Czj Varsity Crew Czjg General Committee RAYMOND TEMPLETON SMITH Piftrbm-g, Pa. Art: K ff Alembicg Class Trackg Junior Smoker Committee-5 Varsity QIDQ Relay Team SYDNEY COMMINS SMITHERS Akron, Ohio AIEFITZIHIIEUI Engineering JOHN RUSSELL SPRAGUE Inwood Law 9 A wg Long Island Clubg Alt l-Ieidelburg Cast. YVVALTER LAWRENCE SQUIRE ' Buj?iUlO Civil Engineering Qsiris Club. HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD Warf1z'ngto11, D. C. Cl.'UliI Erzgzirzeering I A E. VINTON LOGAN STALEY Ncw York Arts Ll T L1,'AlembiC. J. ALFRED STALFORT Baltimore, Md. CiUliITE7ZgZHE8Tl'Hg 0 Eg Maryland Clubg Class Track fljg Junior Feed Committeeg Rod and Bob. H.AROLD OLIVER STANTON New fork lweflzanical Engineering .4 A lP,'Glee Club QIJ Qzj fgjg Bench and Board. FRED LEROY STEARNS Norwzirfz, Ct. Cz3Uz'lE11gz'neerzng 2' A Eg Manager IQI2 Track Team. GILBERT VICTOR STEELE Fluxhzing Cifuil Engineering Long Island Club. ROY LINDSAY STEPHENSON Ogdensburg Veterinary Society of Comparative Medicine. ll 149 Junior Records JEANETTE AMALIS STFRN Pom-ron, N. Arr: Class Corresponding Secretary JAMES ALLISON STEVENSON Brooklyn Art: Krug und Tafel5 Deutscher Verein5 College Crew C255 Class Crew C25 C355 Alt Heidel- burg Cast C25 SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKER Bu1'fz'ngton5 Iowa .Uet'f1nnz't'f1f .Engzineerzing J Sibley Journal Board C25 C355 Assistant Manager Lacrosse C355 Mandolin Club C355 Junior Feed Committee. NTARY STONE ftfmrzz flrtr A W. RUTH TNGALLS STONE Bliflg1ZflHZfO71 zfrfr J fy IQIO Cornellian Board. FRANK BURNS STOREY Roclimier CI'fU1'IEnginefrz'n0 Krug und Tafel. JOHN FARSON STRING Ear? Orange, N. Jll'It'L'IZf1l1TL'llI Engzirreeiznff X Undineg Masque5 L'0give5SOphomore Stunt Committee. JOHN PHILIP SWIFT Union Law J lag CD .J Wg Masque C25 C355 Savage Club. VVILLIAM HAROLD TAEENE NtruIar'k, N. flferl1cz1zzifal Engzirzetrzfzg Class Crew PERCY JAMES 'TAYLOR Oak Park, Ill. glleclvonicol Engineering Cerberus5 Class Track C15 C255 C. C. Squad C255 Varsity C. C. Team C355 University Orchestra C25 C355 Mandolin Club C355 General Committee B1'O0k!-V72 Clillil EngiT1ft77'171g Zodiac5 Class Rush C155 Class Basketball C155 Varsity Lacrosse Team C255 lce Car- nival Committee. BAIRD RUSSELL TEWKsBURY Clewlanfl, Ohio H7 J 9: Class Traclcg Junior Promenade Committee. FELIX THOMAS Class Rush Sopho 5 m FRANCES EVELEYN THOMAs Ore Smoker Dayton, Ofzro Committee5 Sibley .lferfzariziraf Erigirzemzzzv Jlfecfzarzzfal Engineer my Banquet Committee New fork flrtr A7 0. LEE ARDEN THOMAS, BS. fwtflffzifltiig fffaxfz. ,4rff1itfftzn'e PAUL XVI-IEELER THOMPSON Oxford Ilfeffzmlzlral Engirzeerzing HENRY CALDER THORNE South Cairo Art: COngress5 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club. CARLOS JAMES TOAN Pyrry Low 9 A CD5 Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club5 Era Board HAROLD DOREMUS TOMPKINS Jew-rey Czty, N. fbleclzanical Engineering .1 05 Class Baseball C15 C255 Class Football C255lWandOli11 Club C25 ESTHER TOOR Rorfzerter Arty ISO Junior Records ELLA hi. TORREY Grlzlrimmrliffc Arts ALLAN LITTELL YFRIMPI Hart Orange, IV. CIDUI-I Engineering Class Crew fzjg Class lfootball NAKAGAWA VFSUNEZO feirzlfigzzffi, 7npa1z fWfrf1m11'mf Engineering EIAMES GREGORY' TUCRER Cnofmrown Law K qu' Otsego Cluhg L'niversity Urchestrag Mandolin Club. ARTHUR FREDERECK 'liYDEM.-KN Bloonififlil, N. Mft-lzaniml Engineering 0 I Kp Dunstang :Xleph Samaehg Class lfootball fljg Class Baseball Qij fzjg Varsity Football Squad Czjg Sophomore Smoker Committeeg Varsity Football Team fgpg A General Committee ltgjg Athletic Director LUIDA LOUISE UTTER STANLEY A. VAII, IEFFERSON IDAYIS VINCENT fflinra fllllblllllfl R0lII.I7!0l1, IU. b B 0 fly Class Trackg Varsity Hockey Teamg Manage LIZZIE EDITH VANDENRURGI-I ISAAC BURI-IANs VANlDI-IYANTER NINA KATI-IARINE VAN lJYNE A7 dig Third Vice-President Class CID FREDERIC VIEWEG, Z Tp Mummy Clubg Lvndine. RODNEY OLIN XVALBRIDGE K ff Masque C215 Varsity Lacrosse FRANK RICH WVALLACE T. I., XVILLIAM STINSON XIVALLACE Mandolin Club ROBERT EARLE NVALL Varsity Wrestling Team. ARTHUR CYRUS VVALSER Z W. HOWLAND OTTMAN WALTER Ari: 4Uf'rfz1111 iraf Erzgzineering Effririml Er1g1'r1em1ng I' Hockey Team Cfmrfion Art: C!IF'Xlf77!Zf', ffiyo. Arif 131-oolelyn ffrt Iwontffair, IV. Czivif Eng1'neerz'ng Brooklyn 1l'1Z'L'lZl17ZI'Il1l E11gz'm'erz'ng Team 7afk.von, llllvfh. Pzlttxburg, Pa. Buffs Lodge, llffzf. ,Ll T 1l,'lVIasque5 Savage Clubg Bench and Board. HELEN ROSE WANSBORO Aftermath. JAMES EDWIN WATERBURY, JR. B 0 Hg Book and Bowlg Mummy Club. HERBERT' LEICH WATSON IVSABEL LILIAN WATSON A di. Jllezfi an im! Engzincerzng llleclzan im! Engineerz ng llCll'Cl'llIflI,Cl1I Engz'11eerz'ng fllecfzarzical Eng ineerz ng New york Am- Albfmy Am Omkfmy Arr: Hafkemafk, N. 7. Ivlfflmniml Eng1'nem'ng Brooklyn Am 151 NIARIAN Ross NVATSON Assistant Manager Civil En THEODORE GEORGE WEBER CII I K. ERNEST C. XVEGMAN CHARLES ALBERT XMEILLER HAROLD FRANKLIN WELCH J Img Savage Clubg Masqueg HOWARD WELCH fb FJ. HENRY WILLIAM WESSINGER Junior Records New Orleanr, La. Cifvii Engineering gineer Q53 First Lieutenant Cadet Corps. Bioomjielal, N. Itlzara Baitirnore, MJ. Wertyield, N. University Orchestra Q15 Q25 Qjg Ma Coiumbur, Mo. Portland, Ore. K .f,'Undineg Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Assistant Manager C. C. Clubg Chairman Election Committee llfferhanirai Engineering Eieetritai Engineering Civil Engineering llffeehanzieai Engineering ndolin Club Veterinary lllechaniral Engineering EDGAR WHEDBEE Bonham, Tex. Cifvil Engineering ANDREW JOSEPH WHINERY .Eaxt Orange, N. Art: B 0 Hg Class Baseball 1255 Sophomore Cotillion Committeeg Varsity Basketball Clj QD5 Chairman Ice Carnival Committeeg Mummy Club. JAMES DUGALD WHITE Neuii fork Merlzanzirai Engineering A CD,' Assistant Manager Association Football THEODORE WHITE St. Louis, Mo. Afrtr X Wg Class Baseball QIQ Qzjg Book and Bowlg Business Manager IQIO Cornelliang Bench and Boardg Mummy Club. EDGAR MONTGOMERY XKVHITLOCK Brooklyn Cifuil Engineering 0 Eg Class Crew frjg Junior Varsity Crew Qzjg Winner Class Tennis Doubles QIQ Qzjg Banjo Club QID fzj Q53 Leader C253 Mandolin Club OLIVE LOUELLA WVHITSON Ithaca Art: K A 0. BERNARD VVICH Baltimore, Mzf. Civil Engineering GEORGE McMII.LEN WICKER Niagara Fall: firtf A X5 President C. U. C. A.5 Business Manager Oratory Play. RALPH WILLIAM VVIGGINS Warsaw llleeizanicai Engineering CD A Op Class Football Czj. GEORGE FERGUS WIESER, B.Ph. Marzietta, Ohio. Mifrhanzicai Engineerzng President Ohio Club. DAVID TRUXTON WILBER Binghamton Arts PAUL WILLIAMS Salt Lake City, Utah Arts X W,'Undineg Dunstang Book and Bowlg Mummy Clubg Aleph Samaehg Captain Class Baseball Team QIQ3 Varsity Baseball fzjg General Committee 152 Junior Records SAMUEL XVILLIAMS Snlf Lnlce fill-V, Utnli llfferlinnierzl Engznzferzng X W: Dunstang Undineg Aleph Samachg Mummy Clubg Sophomore Cotillion Com- mittet-g Class Crew lljg Varsity Crew fzjg Bench and Board. ALEXANDER XVILSON I,I'lI1.flf0'ZU7I!', P0 AIFIIZIIIIZAKHI Engineering 0 il Ill. ANNA H. 'WILsoN Tl'fI1.f'Uilfi', Pu. Art: XVayside. EDGAR AIYERS XVILSUN I.U77,fllOIL'llI', Pu. Civil Engineering GEORGE EDXYARD WII.soN l1'n.vl1ingrnn, D. C. Ci-eil Engineering .4 X Pg Senatorsg Class Track HARRY NA'rI-IANIEI, XYILSON Dmimiille Art: JXJ Cosmopolitan Clubg Charles Kendall Adams Debate Clubg President Qljg Congress Debate and Deelamation Stages Qljg lnterclass Debatesg Leader Vllinning N. Y.U. Debate Team llll Chairman Election Committee Czj Cgjg Era Board fzj Cgjg Managing Editor Cglg Vice-President Civic Club Qjg Vice-President Debate Council lgjg Vice-President Debate Union C355 'Q4 Debate Stage Alternate fgjg Junior Feed Committeeg IQIO Cornellian lioardg Vice-President lntercollegiate Debate League. STEPHEN REMINGTON XYING lzlmm Meflmniml Engineering DEWVIT F. XYITZIG Bzqfnlo Ciiuil Engineering H .I 05 Junior Feed Committee. ALFRED JULIUS XVOLNSKI Plzilmlelplzia, Pa. Civil Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. FRANK SIDNEY XVOOD Slielburne Fnllr, Matt. Veterinary Society of Comparative Mediciiie. STANLEY VICTOR XVOOD lfillcer-Brirre, Pa. lllerlmniml Engineerzno Sibley Engineering Club. GLENN. B. WOODRUEE Townnila, Pa. Civil Engineering JAMES HAMLET WooDsIDE Binghamton Vffffinflfv CHARLES VVOODYARD, AB. Eorext Home L11'w DEWI'fTE B. WYCKOEE Buffalo Law JOSE XEREZ-BURGOS Manila, P. I. llleelzanifal Engineering Cosmopolitan Club. HOBART CONE YOUNG Bniafuirz Agfifulfwff A Z5 Aleph Samachg Dunstang Gemel Kharmg Varsity Track Team Qzjg Varsity C. C. Team Qzjg Captain C315 Chairman General Committee SALVADOR MANUEL YZAGUIRRE Truxillo, Spanish Honzlizrnr Czivil Engineering JULIUS ZIEGET Baltimore, Md. Cifuil Engineering Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club. 153 xiii Vpll 'r l 'iwql l I llff lllifgllqy , '- - Ly GJ T lj . I I . . M led l J ee fl I f I T -I l l l l l l . .llllll,,...Qf1 YQ l I l Pfixxsxxl Lwlllllllll' l l ll ,,1' -.-- .-1, 71,3 Y L f ll XLVBXQI L l 'llllll1rnmm.... I ---- ' -Iwulzlnlul1.farmzuazulllullmygwulllgpH WmInn I 1 'I 3 W-LllN El l l llll' l1llllIl,, xjruxf A H l 'W ' ' Ll It XX ' C X - I ' hx- Z u I 5 X All X 5 if? H, ::.712'-f - F W lt Class Of 1910 CHARLES NIOORE ALLABEN Margaretville JAMES ELMER BAKER .... . Brooklyn I0 11 Vice-President Of lfresluman Class. EDWARD BALLOU . . , Gardenville BENJAMIN I-IARRIsON BET'rs,A.B ....... . Tonawanda Q I C05 A.B. Cornellg Senior Banquet Committeeg IQO7 Crew Clj. JAMES HARRINGTON BIRAM, B.S. .A... Provincetown, Mass. B 0 Hg cb .1 ff B.S..'XlNl1C1'SIf. GUSTAV FREDERICK BOEHME, B.S. ....... New York City 0 .Y Kg BS. Colle re ol' the Citv of New Yorlcg Secretary So wlwomore Class. A , . l CHARLES BREITMAN ..,...... . Brooklyn 0 gl Eg IQIO Cornellinn BO1ll'ClQ Treasurer Sophomore Class. WALTER HANIRIIOND BRUND.-XGI2 . .... Plez1sz1ntx'illeSta. N 2' Af. ELIZABETH ARMITACE BRUYNV , , . Brooklyn K K lily fl E f,' Secretary Junior Class. JOHN CHESTER CARMER .... . Lyons N 2' IV. HALBERT XKVILLIAM CHAPPEL, A.B., L.L.B., AM. ..... New York City K cb gl 05 C0 fl .fly AB., LL.B., A.M. Leland Stanford, Jr., University. 154 ELVIRA DUDLEX' DEAN, AB. . .fl E I,'.A.B.COl'I1Ell. JENNIE A. lDEAN, AB. . .1 E Ig A.B.Cornell. JAMES FRANCIS DE LA NIOTTE . Medic Juniors Vice-President Sophomore Class. RAYMOND JAMES GAFFNEH' . 0 A I. EDWIN FRED GIBSON Q 1' iD. ISAAC GOLDBERG JACOB GROSSMAN HAROLD LOUIS HALL N E N. URIUS HIIvIIwIEI.sTEIN . . DAVID BERNARD HIRSCIIEIELD , GEORGE FRANCIS HOCH . . fl K Kg Vice-President Junior EDVVARD HOENIC, PlI.G. . WILLIAM LEONARD HONN'ELL . CHARLES ISRAEL HYDROFSKX' . NTAX KAYN . . , JOHN FRANCIS KELLEY', AB. . Q In lP,' A. B.Cornell. LOUIS KOROYVITZ . . . IRVING BERNARD KRELLENSTEIN 117 A E. RUTH MITCHELL LANCE . PAULINE NEWELL LANDES Class. ltlxaczi Ithaca New York City New York City Norwich New York City New York City Saratoga Springs New York City New York City . Newark New York City Leroy . Brooklyn New York City Scranton, Pa. New York City Brooklyn Kingston, Pa. . Curitzba Parafwa, Brazil Medic Juniors BERTON LATTIN, A. B. A.B.COrnell. SAUL LEVY . 40 J E. PERRY MAURICE LICHTENSTEIN . CII A E. YVALTER LINK LIEEELD . 0 .4 I. SAMUEL LINDER . . lVIAUD LOEBER, A.B.g A.M. . . X QQA E If A.B.5 A.M.5 Tulane University, La. JACOB LUETTG ..... N1Bs OSCAR LUNDELL . N I N. CHARLES LUTZ, JR., Ph.G. , CLARENCE HERBERT NIACKEY . QI IP. AYALTER HAROLD NICNEII., . . Q 2 Wg President Freshman Class. FRANCIS JOSEPH NICCORMICK . . N .S N: Freshman and Sophomore Banquet Committee. GERHARD LUDVNVIG lVlOENCH . . JOSEPHINE BICHNELL NEAL, A.B. A E 1,'A.B. Bate's College. ABRAHAM JACOB NEWMAN . . JESSE RANDOLPH PAWLING, A.B.5 A.M. T Ag .S Eg A.B.5 ANI. Cornell. ALBERT POLON, Ph.G. . . CLARENCE ARTHUR READ . .Q lf' CII. I Walden New York City New Yotk City Brooklyn . Brooklyn New Orleans, La. New York City Poughkeepsie New York City . Lancaster . Mt. Vernon . Ithaca New York City Lewiston, NIC. . Tarrytown . Watertoxvn New York City Pittsfield, Mass. Medic Juniors EARL CARLTON REYNOLDS L. BELLE RICHENs . RANsoN SMITH ROBERTSON JACOB SACHO . HERMAN ISNIANUEI, SCHORR MAX SCHULTZ . . . Ballston Spa . Auburn . Jamestown . Brooklyn New York City New York City ALBERT EUGENE SCHWALLIE, PILG. . Brooklyn .fl K K. JESSE DAvID SCHWARTZ, BS. . . . Staten Island dl .1 Eg B.S. College of the City of New York, President Sophomore Class. CHARLES Sl-IOOKHOFF . . . Brooklyn U R I. SAMUEL SIVLVERMAN . Brooklyn SIDNEY DANIEL SMITH Rodman Acacia. MALCOLM KINMOUTH SMITH . Morristown, N. .Q li CD. JESSE B. STARK Brooklyn 07 A E. WILLIAM PATRICK ST. LAWRENCE . Paterson, N. Q li CPJ Treasurer Junior Class. EARLE VINCENT SwEET, A.B. . . . Phoenix B 9 Hg W B K,'Q In cb. A.B. Colgate, President Junior Class. JAMES FRANCIS VAvAsouR .... , Dalton, Mass. N .S N. JOHN SAYERS WARE . . Stapleton, N. Y. RAYMOND WEARNE . , Binghamton SOLON CHARLES WOLFF . , New York City dl A E. I 31 ,,.,.-- STAN Juniors DREw ccHOMER,, Biff . x ' ' HBANDYU caHARRY,, DUTCH ' .H . . ' f. -. 1 'z SL. , . 'I F ' 'ih .11 'Q-1 a - . 3 . P A I Nb.. h -y 5 L 1 .. -. ,, - ' If nf -Q '45- l-lD 'KBUCK' UEDDIEU CC D C U LK U BILL i-TOE Im' H ry GEORGE Y UPERCN GROVE H as Pw- x F MANDY' BERT ccJUDn 44 an MAC xi' . ' Duc l'IOBAR'I' BILL ' 6. BUCKET yr gg JACK rv gg HAL H 1: CHUCK U 46 TYDE A ,V T, xf. 4, ' J . VW A -. - if . . H . , ,. ,. , . . '- J ff: . fs --f-A -'7 W V, id.. is I v .I ,x . 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XVILLARD CUSHING AVERILL, JR. MARTIN JANOVVITZ . I63 .P7'L'.VI'll,67'lf Firft VIN-Pz'r.v1'rfent Svromf VIH'-Pr'ff.fIAdenf Tlzirrf VIN-P1'e5IAz1'ent CoI'z'c.fpo1za'z'r1g Savrftnry Rerordzvng Sczrffary Gfncfraf ffffzfetif DZ-I'flfO7 . Foofbaff Director . Bllffbllll Direrfor Track Director Naw'y Director S6'Tg6'HHf-IU-147771K IIIIL'6'SF7'gEIlIZf-Clf-XITTHS .guy-1 .,f .1 Freshman Class f,'ur1II'ff .Y1rIwt.'I'11,Curzzuff T1L'I'l1'I' ffm'r11'lf, l I-ffl, N'1A1II'tf'I'1I TiL'I'ffL',' CUIJIIKSZ-CIRIEIEN AND XVHITF Class Officers NVILLIAM GILLIES BROADFOOT . RIERRILL NEWTON 1-'OOTE META BECRER . CORDELIA MCNESS . XVILLIAM RIPLEY CYNTHIA SEELYE GEORGE BAIN CUMMINGS HARRY EDWVARD SNYDER IINHOMAS WELTON LARRATT WORTI-IINGTON SMITH . EDWARD LYNCH WALTER JOHNSTON . EDWARD ALOYSIUS O'CONNOR . 12 165 P7'6'Il-lJHllf Firxt IIIAFI'-PTFII-dfllf SEFOYICJ 111.56-PfFfl.lI6?1t Third IIIIFL'-1pf?.YlAlIFfZl Reeorzffng Saeretary Correxpomling Secretary Treasurer General ffthletir Direftor . Footbaff Dfreetor . Bafebalf Director Track DIIVFUOI' Navy Dzlrerior . Sergeant-at-Arlm' Q f i l ' V 1-ig? , .mn7 gf:- ..4.,lIIS',Iu?. ' . xf-. I - - af' ' t . I . Q lls545hI: '-'EE.llllll - ...Il IlEQkll2v.m,,,...a. .,,.. , ,..,,,,, I .., -04? 'fly W'- Www by l ff' 4, Mi 3 i' lung F227 . ' g ff' 2 , , I 2 J j Z , . I MW U I , ,, ,,,, .., .,. .MMM 6' .. if W vga? 5 ,f 'gfwmfu,,? f, f 1 9 6 4 Q . f 2 2 2 , Q 4- 4 , Q 1 4 f- we 5 Q A ' ' ' Z. A -Z. E. Z Z Zo if I ' -f .2 ' :rf I I 2 I . - llzlllt . J' . A l l g H : ,s.i'.,,'r?jv.e,. lm-a,,. fIII5,..,, . -'QL .5 . :Fi ' Um gg.. In '.., r , ' ,,,,.-.I.- Government, Teachers and Other Officers TRUsTEEs:- TEACHERS :- Ex-officio ...,.,,........ . o Professors... ...... . . . IIQ Elected-By the Board ...... I6 .Assistant Professors . . . . . 80 By the Alumni ..... IO Lecturers ......., . 4 By the New York Instructors .... 179 State Grange. .,.. I Assistants, etc.. . . . 184 Total.. .. 36 Total.. 566 GTI-IER OFFICERS ... ....... .,...... . . IQ PREACHERS......... ........ .. 28 Students GRADUATE DEPARTMENT:- l'iellows.......... ........ . ....... .. 23 Scholars .,.,.. . ...........,......... ..... . . I5 Graduates, candidates for Advanced Degrees.. .. . . . . . 236 Graduates, not candidates for Degrees ....,.......... . IO Total, deducting for 38 names counted twice... .. 246 GRADUATE STUDENTS IN TINDERGRADUATE CoURsEs.. ..., 216 Total Graduate Students... . ... .... .. . . . . . . ... 462 COLLEGE or ARTS AND ScIENcEs:- COLLEGE OF LAXK'I' Senior Class. ,..,......,. .... I S1 Senior Class.. . 44 -lunior Class... . ... 148 Junior Class. . . .. ... 75 Sophomore Class... . . . . 204. First Year Class.. .. .. Q7 Freshman Class... .. . 2' Soecial Students.. .. 7 1 n 3 J 1 Special Students .... . . . I5 T 1 Total.. 223 Total.. . 873 166 I 1158 'lil-IE AIEDICAI, COLLEGE :- Senior Class, N. Y. City.. .. lunior Class, N. Y. Citi' . .. Sophomore Class, N. Yi City lfresh man Class, N. Y City Specials, Y. City. ...... . Ithaca. .. Ithaca .. Sophomore Class, lfreshman Class, Total. .... . STATE COLLEGE OF YE'1'ER1xAaY Third Year Class. . Second Year Class. . First Year Class. . Special Students. .. Total.. . COLLEGE OF C1v1L l2xG1NEEv,1NG:- Senior Class.. . Junior Class... Sophomore Class... .. Freshman Class... . .. Special Students. . . . Total. ..........,... . S'I'A'l'E COLLEGE OF .-XOR1cuLTURE - 5+ . on - +3 2 9 . 2 5 I . 207 KlEo1c1NE: Cot . 26 la . 38 2 or . ioq . 107 . IZQ . 221 - 3 - 569 SIBLEY COLLEGE or Senior Class.................. Junior Class ..... Sophomore Class, . liresliman Class .... . . Special Students.. .. .. Total... . .LEGE OF .'XRCI'II'l-ECTURE 1- Senioi' Class... . . . . .. Alunior Class ..... Sophomore Class. . . lfreshman Class... Special Students.. 'l'otal.... .. .. NEER1NG:- Senior Class... . .. Junior Class .... .. Sophomore Class. . . . . Freshman Class... .. Special Students.. . . Total...... ..... Total number of regular students, deducting for names counted twice.. . ADDITIONAL ENROLLMENT Summer Session, 1908. .......... .... . . Short WVinter Course in Agriculture, IQO8... .. New York... . .. 2052 Geographical Summary Sou th Dakota ....... Pennsylvania ,.., 350 Kansas ,,,,,,,, , , NSW Jersey. .... 195 Vermont.. . . . . . . Ohio.: ......... 166 Tennessee. .... . . Illinois. ......... 133 Utah. ..... . . . Massachusetts. . . 108 lldnntgmgln, , , , Mafylanrl ....... 88 Georgia... . . . . Connecticut ......... 49 Oregon ..... . . Dist. of Columbia 47 Phillipint-is .... . . IYlfl135H3- V... .... 2 38 Kentucky... . . . . M!Uh1g2!1 ----... 38 Washington.. . . . . NIIFSOUFII- .. 34 Louisiana.. . . . . . Wisconsin.. . . 29 Mississippi. . . . . . Virginia.. . . 28 Maine. . . . . . California .... 22 Arkansas ...... Texas.. ....... 21 Alabama. .... . . . . Ioyva ........... 21 Nebraska ......... Minnesota .... 18 New Hampshire. . . North Carolina.. . 18 West Virginia .... . . Porto Rico ...... 16 Colorado. ...... . . BQISIUYII.. .. 1 Panama.. . . .. Delaware ...... Hawaii ....... Rhode Island... Oklahoma.. . North Dakota.. NVyoming. .... . Florida. ..... . Idaho . ....... . Arizona.. .... . . Yukon Territoryi E 4 China .... ..... Cuba. ........ . Argentine Rep.. Canada.. . . . . .. Mexico . .... . . Japan .... Intlia.. . . .. Brazil ........ Ecuador ....... South Carolina. Paraquay ..... 167 Peru . ..... . Australia ...... E ngland ....... Central America. .... - Switzerland. . . . France ........ Nicaragua.. Russia. .... . Costa Rica.. . . Holland .... Turkey.. . . . Transvaal.. . . . Greece. .... . Bulgaria.. . . Germany. . . Norway... . . Palestine.. .. Uruguay.. . . St. Lucia. . . Sweden .... Total ..... 33 4I 52 130 138 394 I2 16 20 67 15 130 NIECHANICAL ENGI- 200 207 251 478 22 3888 841 270 4 4 3 -7 2 2 2 2 2 2 . 2 2 l 1 1 1 1 I . 1 I ....3888 ALONG CAYUGA BETWEEN STIMSON AND BOARDMAN 168 .J- 1 ' - 6 .4 - .,.----a.' 54.4---4 'PHE NEW CHIMES CENTRAL AVENUE SIBLEY COLLEGE 169 fjN'l'K'?,f G-wx 23 THE ENSEMBLE 52. 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'r' f' msg, 9 'S v- A f V 4 fe t A1-A..-v I Aclmbg-'2fh45 ,fQ Fraternities In Order of Establishment of Chapters at Cornell University ZETA PsI 415 Stewart Ave. CHI PHI IO7 Edgemore Lane KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA DELTA PHI PHI KAPPA PsI 2 Central Ave. Stewart Ave. IO3 NICGraw Place CHI Psi 810 University Ave. DELTA UPSILON 6 South Ave. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON I3 South Ave. 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 KAPP,A DELTA TAU DELTA I5 South Ave. 125 Edgemore Lane I7 South Ave. I Central Ave. Sage College Sage College Sage College 625 University Ave. 603 East Seneca St. Law Sage College 702 University Ave. IIO Edgemore Lane KAPPA PsI SIGMA PHI 1:3 Central Ave. SIGMA CHI 519 Stewart Ave. DELTA CHI 503 East Buflfalo St. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Hill Crest DELTA PHI 515 Stewart Ave KAPPA SIGMA 600 University Ave. NU SIGMA NU Medical SKULL Q6 Wait Ave. ALPHA ZETA 32 Thurston Ave. OMEGA UPs1LON PHI Medical SIGMA NU III Osmun Place ALPHA KAPPA KAPPA N. Y. Medical Col. 'PHETA XI 7.1. Thurston Ave. rrHETA LAMBDA PHI Ill Edgemore Lane BANDHU Cornell Heights CERBERUS 202 William St SEAL AND SERPENT IO2 VVest Ave. ZODIAC IIQ Stewart Ave. NAYA'I'I Cayuga Heights ACACIA DeWitt Place ALPHA CHI RHO 523 East BuH'alo St. 202 Stewart Ave Honorary Societies SPHINX HEAD ALEMBIC QUILL AND DAGGER GARGOYLE ALEPH SAMACH L'OGrvE DUNSTAN V GAMMA ALPHA ROD AND Bos HEB3-SA PYRAMID SCABBARD AND BLADE SEMAPHORE PHI BETA KAPPA I SIGMA XI I8O PHI . ZETA . DELTA . SIGMA . CHL . KAPPA . TAU . X1 . LAMBDA Psi . IOTA . THETA Xi ALPHA . ALPHA Psi NU . EPSILON UPSILON ETA . MU . BETA , ALPHA BETA 13 Zeta Psi lfoundecl at University of New York 1846 Roll of Chapters 181 University of New York Vllilliams College Rutgers College University of PC'l'lI'lSy'lV2iIli'l Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Michigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto Columbia University McGill University Case Scliool of Applied Science Brown University University of Nortli Carolina we University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Virginia University of Nlinnesota Fraternities in Order of Establishment of Chapters at Cornell University ZETA PsI 415 Stewart Ave. CHI PHI IO7 Edgemore Lane KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA DELTA PHI PHI KAPPA PSI 2 Central Ave. Stewart Ave. 103 MCGraw Place CHI PS1 SIG University Ave. DELTA UPSILON 6 South Ave. DELTA KAPPA EPSILON I3 South Ave. CPHETA DELTA CHI PHI DELTA THETA BETA THETA P1 Psi UPs1L0N KAPPA ALPHA 'THETA KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA DELTA GANINIA ALPHA TAU ONIEGA PHI GAMMA DELT.X PHI DELTA PHI ALPHA' PHI PHI SIGMA KAPPA DELTA TAU DELT,-X I5 South Ave. 125 Edgemore Lane I7 South Ave. I Central Ave. Sage College Sage College Sage College 625 University Ave. 603 East Seneca St. Law Sage College 702 University Ave. IIO Edgeniore Lane KAPPA PSI SIGMA PHI Central Ave. SIGMA CHI 519 Stewart Ave. DELTA CHI 503 East BuPr'alo St. SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON Hill Crest DELTA PHI KAPPA SIGMA NU SIGMA Nu 515 Stewart Ave 600 University Ave. Medical SKULL 96 Wait Ave. ALPHA ZETA 32 Thurston Ave. OMEGA UPSILON PHI Medical SIGMA NU III Osmun Place ALPHA KAPPA KAPP.A N. Y. Medical Col. THETA X1 74 Thurston Ave. THETA LAMBDA PHI 112 Edgemore Lane BANDHU Cornell Heights CERBERUS 202 VVilliam St SEAL AND SERPENT 102 West Ave. ZODIAC IIQ Stewart Ave. NAYATI Cayuga Heights ACACIA DeWitt Place ALPHA CHI RHO 202 Stewart Ave Honorary Societies 523 East Buffalo St. SPHINX HEAD ALEMBIC QUILL AND DAGGE11 GARGOYLE ALEPH SAMACH LIOGIVE DUNSTAN A GAMMA ALPHA ROD AND Bos HEBS-SA PYRAMID SCABBARD AND BLADE SEMAPHORE PHI BETA KAPPA i SIGMA XI 180 l'H1 . ZETA . IDELTA . SIGMA . CHI . li.-XPPA . TAU . X1 . LAMBDA Psr . IOTA . THETA X1 ALPHA . ALPHA Psi NU . EPs1LoN UPSILON ETA . MU . BETA . ALPHA BETA 13 Zeta Psi lfounded at University of New York 1846 Roll of Chapters I8I University of New Yorl-1 NVillizims College Rutgers College University of Pennsylvzinia Colby College Tufts College Lafayette College University of Michigan Bowdoin College Cornell University University of California University of Toronto Columbia University McGill University Case School of Applied Science Brown University University of North Carolina we University Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of Virginia University of Minnesota PS1 LUCIAN :XUGUSTUS XVAITE CHARLES BAKER NIANDEVILLE CHARLES LESLIE BARNUM ROY HOWARD CUNNINGHAM LOUIS COTTRELL JENNINGS JAMES NIUNROE LEWIS WASHBURN ABBOTT NIAXIMILIAN ELSER, HENRY DOUGLAS LINDSAY ARTHUR HAROLD BADEAU WILLIAM OSWALD BATES ADIE KYLE BELL Zeta Psi Chapter Founded 1869 JOHN THOMAS PARSON ARTHUR GORDON LAURENCE PUMPELLY ALFRED MOSS ROBERTS WALTER LEDYARD TODD KARL EDVVARD XVILHELM CURTIS MILLER HIOHE PHILIP ALGER MASON THOMAS RUSSELL LUD FREDERIC VIEWEG, JR. ARTHUR CYRUS WALSER DORSEY WILLIAM HYDE, JR FITCH SCOFIELD BOSWORTH HOWARD ADDISON LINCOLN BENJAMIN FRANKLIN BERNARD JR LAM CHARLES EMERY FINNEY, JR. TPARKMAN LEAVITT TIORACE CLAFIN FLANAGAN JOHN TVIILLARD GESNER, JR. JOHN TUSSEY TSETT TDeceaSed. I82 WALTER STEINMEYER OIT GEORGE LEONARD WALTER, R JOHN LOUDEN WILSON Adlfih ALPHA . BETA . GAMMA . DELTA . EPSILON ZETA ETA THETA . IOTA . LAMBDA MU NU X1 . OMICRON RI-IO . PHI CHI Psr OMEGA . Ch' Ph' Founded at Princeton 1824 Roll of Chapters I University of Virginia Massachusetts Institute of Technology Emory College Rutgers College Hampden-Sydney College Franklin and Marshall College University of Georgia Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Ohio State University University of California Stevens Institute of Technology University of Texas Cornell University SheH'ield Scientihe School, Yale Lafayette College Amherst College Dartmouth College Lehigh University Georgia Institute of Technology I Chi Phi XI Chapter Established 1868 WILLIAM I'IENRY NIILLER EBENEZER MARK TREMAN ROBERT HENIKY TRENIAN NIORKIS LYON BUCHWALTER ALFRED HENRY HUTCHINSON ROLLO KIMBALL BLANCHARD DONALD MITCHELL DEY FRANK DANA BURNET PITT COVERT, JR. GEORGE HENRY HODENPYL,J ROY LEE LEVENTRY SCOTT DUDLEY BLANCHARD JAMES GORDON BOGERT RICHARD CHASE CURRIER WARREN ELLIS FAXON ROBERT DONALDSON GORDON In the Faculty FRANK IRVINE R. In the City ARTHUR NORMAN GIBB WNILLIAM T. NIORRIS PIERSON MONROE VAN KIRK 1909 LEO FRANCIS NIURPHY ROBERT WATSON STANDART,J MORRIS TRACY IQIO ROBERT GILNIORE HANFORD SAMUEL MORTON LAUBHAM ALEXIUS MICHAEL LOUGHRAN IQII CHARLES CLARKE MARSHALL HENRY HALSEY BXIILLER STANTON MOTT JOHN EDGAR THOMSON BERWVICK BRUCE WOOD 1912 WILLIANI EMERY HAWKE DONALD FRANCIS HIETT FREDERICK WALTERS KREBS HENRY AUOUSTUS LANMAN DONALD MCDONALD, JR. KARL DRAVO PETTIT 186 R I' . ., I IIIL I.IrrI 'J I I I-I -J I . I If 'II - , f .I ..---.IIIII -. I, I l .I pI5- g -1- I I ' ' I I -I I -' naw' I II'I I, '- VII-IIIf 1 I II A- .I ., ....- - I I I' - . . I- -. -. I. .- . I I ,. .III .I - T III-, IlI lf- I ' -I I' . ,I I l-I ,-IIII I,I,I 'Ir I .'-mi'-I I- - .I I '-I. -'JI I- .- I , .. I .Iu 5. L.-. I . .I .-- I 'L '. ---fl: I I.. - I . II I ' ' .I. . I 1UII I I .IIL-I, .. 'I-I ,ggi-. I.I I.I I I . - Il' I I I .I'I, I I ' ..Q3I9 '-f I II ,I . -. . .H h I I ' 'I 'I I I .UH I I II II I I ' I --'I I II -I-A I , I I I 2. . I .I . 5I I -I '1 r 1 I ' IIIIII' I - I I 'f,I I . II I I ' IIIII IJI-'Lf' I LI' III'nIIJ J',-F . , - III - L. 'W I II ' - I J I -I I III ' Il' II. ru' I,-'.-'I'IEIE-IIIII'.'1I-,III il I - I. -If.:-I .J -1. in-E I :.I.I.,. I., IFIIII ' II'H.HII ' I.-L--I1 I IJ'.I-II IK3,II. .I . :I' Irs. . I' .TI 1'5I' . . II, :II.II ., . -. v -'-I. II'fflIII,'T I III YI 1..I1.I'I ' I' 'qi-1.. -- ...I III.. ' I' F ' -II- .lI.4I .. . .I . . ,- .:I.-. I I I UNION COLLEGE . XVILLIAMS COLLEGE HOBART COLLEGE . CORNELL UNIVERSITY TORONTO UN1vERsITY LEI-IIGH UNIN'ERSI'fY NICGILL UNIN'ERSI'fY Kappa Alpha lfoundcd at UIIIOII College Roll Of Chapters 189 1825 1833 1844. 1868 1892 1894 15599 I Kappa Alpha 'THOMAS FREDERICK CRANE NIYNDERSE VAN CLEEE EDWARD HERMAN BOSTWICK CHARLES HAZEN BLOOD JOHN NIAYHENV PROPHET, JR. ROBERT ELIAS TRENIAN FREDERICK CLARKE PRESCOTT CHARLES EDWARD 'FREMAN CHARLES DIBBLE BOSTWICK SHERMAN PEER ALLAN BALDWIN ROGERS LOCKWVOOD HILL CHARLES BENJAMIN CURTISS, JR. JOHN JAMES LEWIS HENRY ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS, JR. ORLANDO BURR HASTINGS CURRY STIMSON PRESCOTT FREDERICK BARKER GRIDLEY XVALLIN FOSTER EDMUND ROGERS CLARENCE FRANCIS BUSCH CHARLES HENRY MCARTHUR JACOB SLOAT FASSETT, JR. TRUMAN EDMUND FASSETT IQO ROGER XVOLCOTT HITCHCOCK GEORGE FRANKLIN POND JOSEPH CHRISTOFFEL HOAGLAND PHILIP BURT FISHER ROLLIN DELOS XKVEARY JOSEPH WILLIS NICGRAW, JR. WILL CURTISS MCGRAW JOHN CLAIBORNE COCHRAN GEORGE EDMOND NIORSE HA III LTO N COLUMBIA ,YALE A111-1ERsT BRUNONIAN HUDSON BOWDOIN DAR'I'xIOUTH PENINSUL,-XR ROCHESTER XVILLIAMS BIANHATTAN AIIDDLETOWN KENYON UNION CORNELL PI-11 KAPPA JOHNS HOPKINS NIINNESOTA TORONTO CHICAGO MCGILL WISCONSIN CALIFORNIA Al h ' p 21 Delta Ph1 lfounilerl :ir l-lzxmilton College 1832 Roll of Chapters l'lllI11llIOIl College Columliiqi lliiiversity xYlllL'L'l1lYL'l'SlfY . .Xmlierst College llrown liiiiversity . , XYk'Sl'Cl'll Reserve l,'I1iveI'sity lluwdoin College , . Dzirtmoutli College University of Nlieliignn University Ol' Rochester XVllll2ll11S College . . College of the City of New NVesleyzin University Kenyon College . Union College . Cornell University Trinity College . . Johns Hopkins University University Of Minnesota University of Toronto . University of Chicago I McGill University University Of WVisconsin University of California 193 York 1832 1836 1837 1837 1837 1841 1841 1845 1846 1851 1851 1855 1856 1858 1859 1869 1878 1889 1891 1893 1896 1807 1902 1908 Alpha Delta Phi Cornell Chapter Established 1369 JAMES BIORGAN HART FREDERICK BEDELL CHARLES VAN PATTEN YOUNG ROGER BUTLER WILLIAMS FRANKLIN CUTHBERT CORNELL LOUIS AGASSIZ FUERTES LLOYD HENIAN BROXVN MELVILLE GILEILLAN BROWN RICHARD HENRY COBB FRED EUGENE GARDNER DONALD STUART GRAY WHITNEY KIPP ALBERT VVILLIAM PETERS HARRY FRED BIGLER, JR. DAVID CLARK BOLE HAMILTON BIGGAR BOLE HAROLD SMITH HAWKINS In Facultate In Urbe JOHN VVINSLOW HENRY AUGUSTUS SILL ARTHUR VVESLEY BROWNE FREDERICK ALDRICH CLEVELAND JOHN HOWARD SOUTHWORTH WVILLIAM JOHNSTONE ROMER MORRIS SAMUEL HALLIDAY Acffive Members IQOQ GILBERT PHE XVILLARD CUSHING AVERILL, JR. SILAS HILTON CROUNSE ERLE EDWIN DEVLIN WARREN DOUGLASS GRAND ALLEN CHALFANT JOHNSON ALFRED E L IQIO IQII IQI2 LLIOT IQ4 ROBERT CATTLE HARGREANfES JOHN THOMAS JOHNSON, JR. THEODORE GRIFFITH ROCKWELL ROBERT BREVVSTER STANTON,'JR. PS HALL HAROLD OLIVER STANTON ,THOMAS HINCHMAN FARRINGTON RALPH PETTIBONE CRANE EDWARD LEE NICCLAIN, JR. BENJAMIN HARRISON O,HARA VVILLIAM GUTHRIE PACKARD WALKER FAIRFIELD PETERSON CHARLES HARDING DIVINE HARRY JAY LAWRENCE, JR. CHARLES AMBROSE PLAMONDON ROBERT ARTHUR SHIVERICK LARRAT XVORTHINGTON SMITH TOWNSEND .W, ,V I 1 -VL. , , .FV Q' gfjzy , ',, -,-H ,fr X A If A M ri x'sK 1. S 1 S. 'U s X 1 Mxxx ib afwxffv , f A 'a f ff' ya: JAQQ +MJ:W qw?ww . Q71 g 'ifgfflf 1 A, .L ' . V H .- 7' wxmf I iw+ 1 , A .A -- f f K RA., fig: . ji' SIL im'Mr'n'fQS4 ,'r,w-' f Q51 iifilr? ' ' ' fix? QE'a7,X ' 'WESHI . 435, jjq WX. 51' Q7 , HH X-Sm , ' KHQYQXNXEJ7 5MWW YWMW? in J f vmmkymwv -YLXESJXKVQ 7' Phi Kappa P i I'-Olllldtti IS52 Roll of Chapters XY.-XSHINGTON AND -ll-,nfl-'TRSON kUI.I,I:L:E .'XI.LEGl'iIZNY COI,I.I-iuxi BL'cIcNEI.I. L'NIYIzRsI'I'Y CIE'I I'YSBURCi COI.LI:GIf DICKINSON CUI.LIifiI-L FRANKLIN AND KIARSISI.-XI.I. L'uI,Ll-LGE LAFAYE'I'I'E COLL EGI-1 LINIVERSITY OI' PIZNNSYLY.-XNIX SIYARTI-INIORE COl-LI2I,Ll2 ID.-XRTMOUTH UNIVERSITY .MIHERST COLLEGE BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL IJNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY COLGATE UNIVERSITY 'IOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA XVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY BROOKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OE WEST VIRGINIA 14 LINIYERSITY OF UIISSOURI VANDERIIILT UNIVERSITY QJHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY XVI'I l'IENl3URG COLLEGE L,NIVERSITY OF OHIO DE PAUIV UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA PURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHVVESTERN IJNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF IVIICHIGAN ILINIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN BELOIT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA UNIVEIKSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA LELAND STANFORD, IR., UNIX ERSITX UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI I 97 Phi Kappa Psi New York Alpha Established 1869 JAMES NICNIAHON ERNEST GEORGE AIERRITT HENRY GAY CARPENTER EDWARD HENRY HULBERT HERBERT BUTLER HOYT SETH GRANT MALBY JACOB YEAKLE DIETZ FRY DOUGLAS JOHNSTON MILLER HENDE HUBERT HART D,AUTREMONT HARRY WARNER BUTTERWORTH FRANK HALIFAX CRASSWELLER CHARLES PAUL CLARK MAURICE EDWARD BOSLEY CHARLES LEWIS BOWMAN HARRY WALLACE COX WILLIAM HENRY CRUICKSHANK CLARENCE NATHANIEL SESSIONS In Facultate FRANK FETTER ALFRED HAYES, JR. ISAAC IVIADISON B ENTL EY In Urbe HARRY BELDON MITCHELL CECIL L. SAUNDERS I909 ROBERT STANTON BAUM FRANK MODERNO SANGER IQIO AENEAS DUCLOS CHARLES SAMUEL HOLMES R HUDSON CLARKE SCHUYLER 1911 ARTHUR BRAUTIGAM HOLMES GEORGE FREDERICK SCHMID OSCAR STAGER TYSON HARRY HUGH VVILLIAMSON 1912 WILLIAM JOSEPH LANG EARL HENDERSON MCHUGH BARRY IVIUMFORD RALPH HAVILAND SCHMID CHARLES RIDGELY - FRAN K PHILIP WUPPERMAN 198 W' J Ng, ,K Km h, fi Sf' KI ' if un, Xa Q o QQ- P1 . 'INHETA , MU ALPHA . PHI EPSILON CHI Psi NU IOTA RHO X1 . . ALPHA DELTA BETA DELTA . GAMMA DELTA DELTA DELTA EPSILON DELTA Chi Psi liountletl 1841 Roll of Acfitive 2OI Alphas Union College Vililliams College llitlcllebury College VVesleyan University Hamilton College University of Michigan Amherst College Cornell University University of Minnesota University of Wisconsiii Rutgers College Stevens Institute University of Georgia Leliigli University Leland Stanford, -lr., University University of California University of Chicago LOUIS GEORGE GARRIGI-KN ROBERT PATTERSON FPURNER LOUIS BURHANS DAUMONT HIZNRY MII,O CURRY WERNER WILLIAM CQOETZ HOliACE SILLIMAN DECAMP GUSTAV JAIEGIQR REQUARDT HERIIERT PAUL BRUMDER JOHN FARSON STRING SAMUEL WILLIAMS ALBERT DILWORTH NIATTHAI CLARENCE JAMES POPE WILLIAM WAIJE MA'l'CHNl'Ilili PAUL WII,LIAMS THEODORE WHl'I'l? GEORGE IJIKE BLAIR, JR. QEIZORGE ROSIZMAN NICHO1.S, Chi Psi Alpha Psi Established 1869 EDWARD GUILD WYCKOEF PAUL KENDALL CLYMER CHARLES LOVE DUIiHAM JR. 202 1iDwIN LVERIII bHERIDAN EDGAR STOW XVHEELAN JOSEPH PLEMING NIATTHAI HUGH NIONTGOMERY, JR. WALDEN1AIi QUAYI.lE VAN COTI ISRWIN CHARLES UIHl,EIN LOREN 1'xLE'I'Cl-USR COLLINS JEROME DEWI'IVY BARNUM JOHN ALVIN PIIGH ISAAC AVISRY 'PURNHR LUKE WHITMAN FOSTER GEORGE CIUSTAV QSOETZ CARROL CROSBY KIENDIQICKS CARROL FREDRICR VVEHR ELEAZER WELLS IfDwARDs ALEXANDER NIACKENZIE TI-IOMPUON WILLIAM PATRICK FERGUSON Delta p ilon l'10LlINlk'lI 1834 Roll of Chapters NVHJJAMS COLLEGE UNION COLLEGE . HANHLTON LRnJJu:E .AMHERST COLLEGE . . NVESTERN REsERvE CNIIERMTY COLBY COLLEGE , . , LTNIVERSVYY UF IQOCIHCSVFR AUDDLHBCRY COLLEGE , Bouwxnx COLLEGE RUTGERS COLLEGE BROWN CNUTRMTY COLGATE CNIvERsHw' , NEu'XbRK INUERMTY. AUANH CNIVERMTY CORNELL UNIYERSHY AIARIETTA COLLEGE SYRACUSE CNIVERMTY . UNIVERMTY OF NUCHIGAN NORTHRYSTERN UNIYERMTY . HARVARD UNIVERHTY . IJNIVERSITY OF XYISCONSIN LAFAYETTE COLLEGE . COLUMBIA UNIVERNTY LEHIGH UNIVERHTY 'TUFTS COLLEGE DE PAUW UNUERMTY . . UNIVERMTY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERMTY OF NUNNESOTA . . . hlASSACHUSETTS INSNTUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SWARTHMORE COLLEGE .... LELAND STANFORD,JR.,UNIVERHTY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA . . MCGILL UNIVERSITY . UNTVERQTY OF NfBRASKA 'TORONTO UNIVERMTY . UNIVERMTY OF CHICAGO CDHIO STATE IJNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 205 1834 1838 1847 1847 1847 1852 1852 1856 1357 1858 1860 1865 1865 1868 1869 1870 1373 1876 1880 1880 1885 1885 1885 1885 1886 1887 1888 1890 1891 1894 1890 1896 1898 1898 1899 1901 1904 1905 Delta Upsilon In Facultate JOHN HENRY COMSTOCI: EDWARD LEAMINOTON NICHOLS SIMON HENRX' G.iGE IRVING PORTER CHURCH CHARLES EDWIN BENNETT JEREMIAH XVHIPPLE JENKS ANDREW JACKSON L.-XRIOURE.-XUX FREDERICK VVHITING CHARLES HENRX' HULL JAMES ENVING JOHN HENRY TANNER THEODORE BARRINGER XVILLIAM ALBERT RILEY R.ALI'H CHAPMAN RODGPIRS CHARLES HENRY TUC1: University Trudiees CHARLES EVANS HUGHES XVILLIAM HENRY FRENCH JARED TREAIAN NEXK'AIAN LELAND OSSIAN HOYVARD JAMES HARVEX' ED WARDS In Urbe NVILLIAM ELLIOT GRIIEEIS H,ARRX' EDWIN SMITH JARED VFREM.-KN NEWNIAN LEROY' E. DALE ALFRED VARGRAVE HALL JOHN IJEXVELLYN KUSCHRE 1909 SAMUEL HARIILL ABBEX' LAWRENCE GALE BENNETT HART CUMMIN FRITZ F1-IRNOXV GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE RICHARD EVETT BISHOP ROBERT EARL COULSON 1910 BERTR.-XXI POOR FLOYD HENRX' ANDREW KIEP, JR. JOHN XV.-XLT1-ZR SMITH HAROLD FRANKLIN XVELCH SAMUEL CHARLES STOCKER JOHN PHILIP SWIFT JOHN CHARLES XVI-IEELER CHAUNCEY CARROL OWEN 1911 - NORNI.AN LANGLEY NIACIREOD RALPH EDGAR CHAPMAN FREDERICK HUEY BIRD ALFRED SMITH B4ELDRUM ROBERT QUINTON KEASILEX' JAMES SANTEE NICNETT JOHN HPZNRX' NUGENT HERBERT RAY LAEI-'ERTY IQIZ LENNON BL.-XNCH.-XRD BIRCKHEAD XVILLIAM ALBERT XX-HITI-I KARL ERWIN PFEIFFER ARTHUR JACOB BIESSNER LESLIE FLOOD 206 HAROLD SELDX-IN BENNETT SIDNEY R,ANDOLPH DRESSER FRANK MOORE CURTIS DELANO JACOB PAUL DOLD .-sg? R, F bi. KCI. fq , ,I-QTWOGTIKQ I V A . mr W: .,: .f ' ' l . , , 1 . ' N Y o Q ., on 0 4 Ei: 1 if I 9 H - f -,mooooflli 'Q I A -'w .' ,V - Lf ' 3 1 rf 072 ,f U A K , Afofv. .' 5- 64394-igsc. w,, 4f, O fy ' . 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'Q 1' ,QA K ,Y J aa' mx I F Ba f, A co ' 1 ' Iv I' 19 o 0 9 y 5 591514 yi 1 1: 1, X +5 1 I 5 , ' AO PS 'f , my 'b f, 1' f Pom s Af -2 og N M 0 7, Q, ml X X fr 'W f lf' 5 'IA fi 5 H M e 73, a aff a 7 9,5 fjvimbs sglfy ,fuss gf - , 4755- I wSI14,fp,,,0 9 ,f Wuraqff 'if Cmrokun f V , 4 'g1'gkA X Xrxgaonro ,,ucAuoL U NXGMQSYAT ' l,H1 TH ETA XI SIGMA CT.-XMNIA Psi CHI UPSILON l3lE'1'.-X lT.'l',-X TQAPPA LAMBIJA PI loTA ALPHA ALPHA CJMICRON 1-QPSILON RHG TAU Mu NU BETA PHI PHI CHI Psi PHI CJTAMMA PHI Psi OMEGA BETA CHI TDELTA CHI DELTA DELTA PHI GAMNIA GAMMA BETA THETA ZETA ALPHA CHI PHI EPSILON SIGMA TAU TAU LAMBDA ALPHA PHI DELTA KAPPA TAU ALPHA SIGMA RHO DELTA P1 RHO DELTA Delta Kappa Epsilon l'l0llllLlL'Ll :It Yale 1844 Roll of Chapters Yule Collt-gt -.., llowtloin College Colliy L'l1lYL'l'Sll'f' .Amherst College . Yzinclerluilr l,llllYt'l'Slfy lfiiiversity oli.-Xl:Il1:II11:I Tinivc-I'siIy ol' Mississippi lirown L'I'liYL'l'SlIy . . l,-l1lX'L'I'SlIy ol' North Carolina L'l1lYL'l'Sll'y of Virginia . Xlizinii Cniversity Kenyon College . . lD1ll'Il110l1ll1 College . . Central University of lientuclu' . Nlitlcllehury College . i Cniversity of hlichigan xYlllllll1lS College Lzilayette College l-lziniilton College V , Colgate University . . College ol' City of New York Cniversity ol' Rochester , Rutgers College . , De Pauxv University . . Wfesleyan University . . . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Western Reserve University . . Cornell University . . Cniversity of Chicago , .Q Syracuse University . Columbia University . University of California Trinity College . . . University of Minnesota . . . Massachusetts Institute of Technology . Tulane University .... Toronto University . University of Pennsylvania . NTCGill University . . . Leland Stanford, Jr., University . University of Illinois . . , University of VVisconsin . 209 1844 1844 1845 1846 1847 1847 1850 1850 1851 1852 1852 1852 1853 1854 135+ 1855 1355 1855 1856 1856 1856 1856 1861 1866 1867 1867 1868 1870 1870 1871 1374 1876 1379 1889 1890 1898 1898 1899 1900 1902 1904 1906 gm! Delta Kappa Epsilon Delta Chi Chapter Established 1870 Fratres in Facultate REVEREND CHARLES BIELLEN TYLER fPhiJ JAMES .5tLBl-IRT XVIXAXS QTQIUJ VVILDER DWIGHT BANCROET QA1phaJ CHARLES EDWARD RL-YNNING EDWIN XVALTER IQEMMERER fGamma Phil :ALEXANDER M. DRUMMOND ffauj ALBERT ALEXANDER SONIERVILLE CPSI Phij Fratres in Urbe , EDNVIN GILLETTE REYEREND ROBERT TAYLOR JONES NIU DAVID EUGENE BI.-KRSH REX'EREND VV.-KLLACE ELIAS BROWN Phx Gamma CHARLES VICTOR P.-XRSELL REX'EREND EDWARD :XUGUSTUS GEORGE Phl FRANK DAVID BOYNTON QAlpha Alphaj CONY STUROIS QThetaJ RALPH XV.-XLDO IQN.-XPP QMDJ Undergraduates 1909 HOWARD SEE JOSEPH BENSON TURNER, JR. RALPH TOAIPKINS CH,-ACE :ADRIAN XVAX SINDEREN LINDSLEY CHARLES BIARTIN FRENCH 1910 GEORGE FREDERICK HENX'ITT, JR. BENJAMINE DORRANCE BEYEA FRANK HARRINGTON NICCORMICK JOHN R. HENDERSON .ALAN GRAEME DARLING LAURANCE BOWEN XVILLIAM MILLER SPERRY, znd DOUGLAS GRAVES GILLETTE ELBERT HALL BAKER, JR. ADOLPH STUEER HENRX' BRENYSTER FR 1911 CHARLES SILAS BA IQIZ ALBERT CARLTON M 210 ERNEST CLARK HEG HENRX' HOXK'.ARD BENNETT COLEMAN CLARK KEELER BEM.-KN SANFORD BROWN CH.-XRLES REMSEN ROBINSON ALEXANDER XVI-IITE POUND HAROI.D JAMES CUNDERXVOOD KI-:R XVILLIAM .AYR1-IS BORDEN NVILLI,-XM EDWARD BIUNI-I :HONVARD .ANDRENV STARRET ILLER 6 fx I QQ 'I XJ? J IINYHHIVHIIIUIHIHITIIIITITHW 1 1' li 5? vm f :VfKm ' xmo1wl-Y mf I 1,-i in ,, V - - V V, 'Xxx 571, Bmtx Cisxixm lJlfl. l'l'flUlY DICIII1-X DlEL l'IiRUN livsitox Z 1-i TA Ziriix DI-ILNIAIZROY IUIA 12111 lD1iL 1'if:i1ox 'l'I-11-7111. Diiuriiiiox Ion lore. D1-:L I'Iziaox K,-IPPA K.-XPP,-X DEUTIEIQON IJAMBDA MU IJEUTERON NU DEL1'rI51aoN X1 OMICRON D E11112 Rox PI D EU'ri2I1oN R1-Io IDEUTERON SIGMA DEUTERON TAU DEUTEIION PHI CHI CHI IDEUTERON PSI DEUTERON 15 Theta Delta Chi lioiimleml :11 lfnion College in 18.18 Roll of Charges L'Ul'lM'll LvI1iYL'I'Siff' liiiivexsiry ol' Xlieliigrin .. . .,... l 11111-I's1t1' ol L1llll0IAI1I1l . College ol Willizim :incl Xlziry lirown Lviiiversity . . Xlefiill Lviiiversity l3owcloin L'niI'ersity . . l.L'l2ll'lcl SI2ll1l-Ofll, jr., lfniversity . Nlzisszieliusetts Institute of Technology . l lz1rI'z11'tl University . . . Williams College 'liufts College . University of Illinois Boston University 1-Xmlaerst College . Leliigli University Hobart College . Dartmouth College . . . College of the City of New York . Columbia University . . . University of Wisconsii1 University of Minnesota Lafayette College . University of Rochester . George XVZ1Sl'liI1gEOI1 University . Hamilton University . . ZI3 1870 1889 1900 1853 1853 IQOI 1854 1903 1890 1856 1891 1856 1908 1877 1885 1884 1857 1869 1881 1883 1895 1892 1867 1867 1896 1868 THOMAS RICE ROLLO JOSEPH CROCHER SIBLEY, JR '4 Theta Delta Chi Beta Charge Established 1870 Faculty ALBERT XVILLIAM SMITH AYILLI.-XM CARGILL C.-KPRON CHARLES ARTHUR STENVART Town LUZERNE COVILLE AYILLIAM HENRY AIORRISON University VVILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS JOHN CARL HIAGEAIAN AIICHAEL A. CHIRIBOGA Undergraduates 1909 JAMES ARMSTRONG HARRIS, JR. ROBERT HULL TIFET PAUL TRUNIAN AVILLIAMSON IQIO GEORGE ERVIN KENT NEMO NIELVILLE FISCHER THOMAS NIINTON HEERMANS STANTON GRIEEIS 1911 SAMUEL FREDRICI-1 NIXON LEO FRANCIS GIBLIN ALAN JACOB COLLINS JEROME TYLER THOMPSON IXLFRED NIOSHER TILDEN RUEUS ISAAC XVORRELL IQI2 ROBERT NTORFORD ADAMS PAUL VVILDER BRUCE ROBERTSON DUVALL BENJAMIN LANE JENKS THOMAS NELSON BISHOP 214 GEORGE CLINTON ANDREWS HENRY NIALLORY HUGHES JOHN AVILLIAM STODDARD CLARENCE SEITZ HEIL'I JOHN CALYJIN BARKER 4,- U :lW5.X, 4 f'x , .A :if 4 V M., , I W. XI V ,K ii ix 1 4 'Q , ., ?QK,3i: ,QIQ QM ,Q42-1 ,552 X, Q.. ZX ix Phl Delta Theta IfIIIIIIIlvIl :Ir Miami L'l1IYCl'SIIfy in ISIS Roll Of Chapters COLBY LDNIYIQRSITY D.-XRTXIOLTH ClDl.l.liUI-I LvNlYIiRSl'I'Y Ulf YliRN1IJN'I' WILLIANIS C0l.I.IfCilZ .-XNIHI-:RST COI.I.IiKilC BROVVN L'NIYliIiSI'I'Y CORNISLI, L'NlYIZRSI'l'Y UNION LIXlX'IikSI'I'Y COI-L'NIBI,-X LINIYIERSITY SYRACIQSE LvNlYIiRSI'l'Y LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA COI.I.IiGIZ XV.-XSHINGTON AND -IIEFFIZRSON COLI .-XLLEGHENY COLLEGE IDICKINSON COI.l.EGIE UNIVERSITY OF IJENNSYINAXI.-X LEHIGH UNIVERSI'I'Y UNIVERSITY OI' VIRGINIA RANDOLPH KIACON COLLEGE VVASHINGTON AND LEE I.INIY12RSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA CENTRAL UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY IINIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA EMORY COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OF NIISSISSIPPI TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY MIAMI UNIVERSITY OHIO UNIN'ERSITY .E GE IJHIO STATE LINIYERSITY OHIO XYIZSLEYAN UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE LINIYIZRSITY Ol-' CINCINNATI UNIVERSITY OF AIICHIGAN INDIANA CNIYERSITY IXVABASH COLLEGE Bl.VI'LER UNIVERSITY FRANKLIN COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE DE PAUVV 'UNIVERSITY IJURDUE UNIVERSITY NORTHXN'ES'FEIiN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA IOWA XVESLEYAN UNIX'ERSl'IIY UNIVEIISITY OF IONVA UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI WESTMINSTER COLLEGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA LELAND STANFORD, MIR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON MCGILL 'UNIVERSITY UNIVEIISITY OF TORONTO UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH DAKOTA UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY KENTUCKY STATE UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY 217 4 ' dr, 4 F ' + , . ':.f,' -seg I-L A- H, X' '-'1fT :f5i::'vi' - nm, .A , Y. Ivsiilgli-,,, It . A I ,, I: ' In fy , I A 4 ,- I 1, I1 - 1 HHH! -nal!-f5?Y 7fl1I - -11:1 'f f, '5 'jf-'-Ep ' V I. ff E C, ' C' ally ig kgfi ,C ' - fcy,: - -1 -Lg ... -Y' -. .::1 l:g,-Y. J, . Phi Delta Theta New York Alpha Established 1872 In Facultate JOHN ROBERT SITLINGTON STERRET LIBERTY HYDE BAILEY BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSISLTRX' HERBERT HICE XVHETZEL ROBERT D. SCHROCK GUY MONTROSE XMHIPPLE FRANK HERBERT DUNB.AR DALTON MOOMAW Undergraduates IQOQ CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD AUGUST CARL BOI-ILEN LAURANCE WILBUIQ HITT WILLSON 'HOWELL PATTERSON IQIO STANLEY WARD COOK ROY BULLARD HOLEROOK HERBER'l' HAGGAS CONWVAY JOHN LAWRENCE REDMOND WILBERFORCE RICHARD VVHEELER HENRY HOOKER FORBES JOHN KIRKMAN LELAND SIDNEY DOUGLASS BAIRD RUSSELL TEWKSBURY IQII VICTOR HUGO EHRHART, JR. JAMES RUSSELL HOWELL WALTER WILLIANI KUHN JOSEPH GEORGE RETICK LAWRENCE SWAN TRACY MCKEE MORRISON WILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY EDWARD GAUL NIACARTHUR JOHN NEWTON ADAMS IQI2 EARL CURTIS GILLESPIE JOHN JOSEPH LAVVRENCE TIERNEY HENRY DUNCAN WHEELER WRIGHT BRONSON WILBUR MYRON PRYOR HENDERSON BELL LIGGETT MILES STANDISH HARRY EDWARD SNYDER CHARLES WING BROWN 218 9 '-iff' , ,1 43-' ,Q If 'Tl , '-.., Z U 3 5 gg 311 if ' J k. x l .- . -whf i ' 3 Y X LJ' ' VX '-.1 X -1-1 ' 1 ' p bf . w'l lw' f in 4 24, 'da we 1 qx ' kf -oviagi J ' N ' fi I svn , X -X .xXK,wY,- 1 ,Q afxfif WSQ. A . Beta Theta P1 l'.Ulll1Ll1'kl 111 XI1111111 Ljl1iYL'I'Sify, Uxforcl, 01110, 1839 Roll of Chapters KHAMI CN1VER,Hq- 1839 KIAINE STATE COLLEGE CINCINNATI L4NlYliRSl'l'Y 1841 -101-INS HQPKIN5 'UNIVERSITY XVESTERN RESERVE VNIYFRSHN' 1R41 FNIVERMTY OF CALHORNIA QDHIO CNIVERSHA' 1841 PCENYON COLLEGE XVASHINGTON L NIVERSLIV 1841 COLGATE IINIVERSITY DE PALHV CNIVERSHN' 1845 LhUYERSUW'OF PENNSYLVANIA INDLANA CNIVERMTV 1845 LMUON COLLEGE LUHYERMTY UF XUCHIGAN 1845 COLUMBIA UNIYERMTY XVABASH COLLEGE 1845 gXMHERST COLLEGE CENTRAL COLLEGE 1847 VANDERBHJ'lhHVERmTY BROWN CNIVERMTY 1847 UNIVERMTY OF TEXAS HAMPDENJNDNEY COLLEGE 1850 CMHO STATE UNIVERMTY UNIVERHTY OF NORTH CAROUNA 1852 LUUVERMTY OFCNEBRASKA CHHO XVESLEYAN UNIYERSHW' 1853 PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE HANOVER COLLEGE 1853 1hHVERMTY OF DENVER IJNIVERSITY OF NURGIXIA 1855 IJNIVERSITY OF SYRACUSE KNOX COLLEGE 1855 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE IJAVIDSON CSOLLEGE 1858 IJNIVERSITY OF DAINNESOTA BELOH'CkHLFGE 1860 LHHVERMTY OF NhSS0URI BETHANY COLLEGE ISOI LEHIGH UNIVERMTY UNIVERSITY OF IOWA 1866 XIALE UNIVERSITY WVUTENBERG COLLEGE 1867 LMUVERMTY OF CEHCAGO NVESTMINSTER COLLEGE 1867 LELAND STANF0RD,jR,'UNIVERMTY IOWA WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY 1869 BOVVDOIN COLLEGE IDENNBON UNIVERHTY 1869 LhUVERSUY'OF COLORADO IJNIVERSYFY OF YVOOSTER 1872 IJNIVERSITY OF VVEST WHRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS 1872 WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN 1873 STATE UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PJ0RTH1vESTERN'IINIVERSITY 1873 WVESLEYAN IJNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE 1874 UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS CORNELL UNIVERHTY 1874 PURDUE YHHVERHTY RUTGERS COLLEGE 1874 CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE STEVENS INSTITUTE TORONTO UNIVERSITY SAINT LAVVRENCE UNIVERSITY 1875 OKLAHOMA UNIVERSITH' BOSTON UNIVERQTY 1876 COLORADO SCHOOL OF NhNES 'TULANE CUUVERHTY 1908 221 1878 1878 1879 1879 1379 1880 1881 1881 1883 1884 1885 1885 1888 1888 1888 1889 1889 1890 1890 1891 1892 1393 1894 1900 1900 1900 IQOI 1901 1902 1902 1903 1904 1906 1907 1908 1 :V , . Vi vek R3 Q 1 ,fL'L,'i2k-gi-3j5:e,f-5 1 B ta I heta Pi Beta D6ltH1Cl1HlJfCI'C Established 1874 In Facultate HERBERT CHARLES ELMER ERNEST BLAKER CAlphzI Nuj EVERETT XVARD OLMSTED PAUL RUSSELL POPE QBetaj XVILLARD HENRH' AUSTIN ALBERT BERNHART FAUST CAlplm C1113 ABRAM TUCKER KERR PERCY HODGE QBetaj HERBERT GROVE DORSEY fAlplIa Ecaj ALDI5 ADELBERT JOHNSON CBeta Kappa Undergraduates NORMAN CLIFFORD NIASON ALBERT NIEREDITH LAMBERTON JAMES EDVVIN XVATERBURY, JR. GROVER COORS HAROLD SINCLAIR CHARLES GLENVILLE BLAKE GEORGE CURVEN BRAINARD LEELAND MORGAN LTHL HERSCHEL BLAKE KNAP ERNEST V. HUGHES ARCHIBALD OSBORN NXIASON MALCOLM DENNISON VAIL JOSEPH PIERCE RIPLEY HAROLD FLACK CHARLES GAYLORD 222 RAYMOND SAGE HUh'1BURCH LAWRENCE GUSTAVE PI.-XLLBE ANDREW JOSEPH XKVHINERY JEFFERSON DAVIS VINCENT HOMER GEORGE MOWE PAUL BARTLETT ORCHARD FRANK HENDERSON ZIMMERS EUGENE PATRICK DUGAN ROBERT BLEE RHOADS HENRY PAUL BLUMENAUER BEAVERS DANIEL DAVID MERRILL AUSTEN STOWELL CARGILL WARREN BROOKS ELDRED RICHARD IRVING STEARNS RG C A9 3 'IH ETA . DELTA . B ETA . SIGN-IA , GAMMA Z ETA , LAM 15 DA K.-XPP.-X . Psi X1 . UPs11,oN IOTA . PHI CHI . PI . OMEGA . B ETA B ETA ETA . TAU . M U RHO . EPSILON Psi Upsilon lioumlucl at Linion 1833 Roll of Chapters 225 Union College New York University Yule University Brown University Amherst College Dartmouth College Columbia University Bowdoin College Hamilton College Wlesleyan University Rochester University Kenyon College University of Michiga Cornell University Syracuse University University of Chicago Trinity College Lehigh University University of Pennsyls uma University of Minnesota University of XKHSCOHSIH University of California . ,N ,HT .. 1 if .Sufi l J ig A A I f-:I firm 11- If G s2f'R'I 2Iw'i' A f-A FN Rh!-149 W R, W., E I I F 4' v, wrlx P? ,I i y it, 'I 2 'E Y. I i Juana 4 -Q, n-Qu 1-ww' 'I 5 EERE? I I- 5 1: I: ff:-M, , A 1, Ewa, A. m T47 ' '- fc- V 'F '+A - . 3 5 ,LSAT .v If 4: 113. ,uysikawgf . , L... A -A11 4 vw L I' ' - :ff a' 21- -in-F'-frszi? .5-1 . 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LORING LORIEARD TONKIN PHXLLIP TORREY BENNETT XVALTER HIRAM MORSE 1912 22 6 SHERMAN OTIS HAYES PERCY DENNIS MCCARTHX' GEORGE CHAMPLIN SALISEURY ARTHUR CLEVELAND NEWBERRY LEONARD TERRY KITTENGER 'NI wfery-96 .zzm g- ' ' '25 IlU,r::: ff ll ylaf' U ff, H-M 'xt..t. 3151? 2 '33 E , ' fi -: 1' nf V, E5 35+ 3 X.. Q X X, 3 M , g -Wu, 1. W fif f . g :U in V K fa lpha Tau mega Roll of Chapters Province I. .XL-XII.-XXI-X l'OI,Y'I'1-1cIINIc TNN'II'lL l'I-I SULTI-IIERN L'N11'IcRs1TY l'NlVl9RSl'l'Y 1'1 XIAIIWI L'NIYliRSI'I'Y UF GEORGIA IfH0RY UH-l.I'?fSP' NIERCIAZR l,'NIVERsITY fflifhktll.-K SCIIOOI O1 Al'1-,EIINOIIIIQY LVQH-,QRSIII-Y OF IJLORHM Province II. L'NI1'I2RsI'I'Y OI fXI.II-'HRNIX I'NI1'IsRS1TY OI-' COLORADO 'T'L'I ANI-I TIYI TIYIYI-1RSI'l'Y ROSE l'OI,Y'I' ADRIAN COL I'x11'ERSITY L'N1VERSI'I'Y L'NI1'ERSITY L'NIX'IEHSI'l4Y X I-'R4l'l Y OI' ILLINOI- ISUINIL' IXS'lLl'l 1.15491-' OI' NIICIIIIIIN OIF X1-'I:1IxsRA UI' XIISSULILI UF XYISQONSIN L NIV IQRSITY Ulf Province III. LvNIVIZliSI'I'Y OF lll PURDUIA: LII HII .I.:-RID.-Xl,Ii CO1 .'XI.BlAN COLLIZGI1 L'NIVIIRSI'1'Y OI: L'N1VI2RsI'I'Y OF L'NIV12RSI'I'Y OI' - V IODA 5'I'.-1T1i COLI I GE Province IV. 'TEXAS CHICAGO XIYICRSITY ,LEGIZ KANSAS WASHINGTON M INN ESOTA LTNIVI-IRSITY 014' XI-XIYIQ COLIIY COLLIQGI-. TTUFTS CO1.1,IaIIIs BROWN UNIVERSITY XVORCESTIQR l'OI,Y'I'1:cI-INIQ TXS'l'l'I'L,'TI5 -LVNIYI-IRSI'I'Y OF VERMONT XTASS.-KCI-IL'SI2'I I'S lNS'I'1TLI'I'E OF 'TECHNOLOGY Province V. COLLINIIIIA UNIVERSITY SAINT LAWRI-:NcE UNIVERSITX CORNELI. UNIVERSITY AIUHLIINBISRG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA COI,I.liGIi XVASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON L'NIVIaRSI'I'Y OI-' I,I?NNSYI.YANIA LEHIGH LINIVERSITY Province VI. UNIVERSITY OI' NORTH CAROLINA FITRINITY COLLEGE COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY Province VII. CJHIO STATE UNIVERSITY XVESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY XVOOSTER UNIVERSITY TVESLEYAN UNIVERSITY NIOLINT UNICJN COLLEGE TVITTFNHERG COLLEGE Province VIII. , VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY SOUTHERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITH SOUTHERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 22Q 16 Alpha Tau mega JAMES EDVVARD CREIGHTON EUGENE ELWIN HASRELL VVILLIAM BAUCK CORNELL CHARLES EZRA CORNELL WALTER JAMES ARMSTRONG ALFRED HARRISON JONES MYRON W. SMITH RALPH ALCORN SMALLMAN FAY HEMMING BATTEY FREDERIC OLIVER EBELING LLOYD ROYCROFT SMALLMAN ALBERT JAY ARGUE HERBERT IDURVVARD KNEELAND GEORGE GIKEENWOOD ANDREWS RICHARD KNIISLOE DONALD BREVARD GANNON ROBERT GOUDY HANDY SAMUEL MARSHALL BEATTIE CHARLES RICE ARMSTRONG LEON SEBASTIAN DITZELL GARLAND JAMES HOPKINS New York Beta Theta In Facultate In Urbe EUGENE PLUMB ANDREWS FRANK CARLTON LORING GEORGE ROLAND RICDERMOTT, JR BLIN SILL CUSHMAN JOSEPH CONDIT RICCUNE JOSEPH RJCLARN BURNS SAMUEL ALLAN GRAHARI Undergraduates 230 FREDERIC IEQUSTIS KINGNIAN HOXN'ARD NIAYER BISSELL OWEN CATES 'TORREY FRANK NIORTON VVHITE GEORGE RXIARKRITER OYSTER HARRISON LOCKE WHITE CHARLES ROEBLING NIEISSNER JOHN STODDARD NICHOLS HENRY I'IALE WOOD CALVIN LOUGHRIDGE WILSON HARVEY VIJIMLOVV RTUNN FRANK BLANEY BIRD THEODORE LOCKE TEXVKESBURX' CHARLES AUSTIN CLARK .1135 ,fa 'We 1 ..- .QWPIL ,X -5. . ,J Phi Gamma Delta Ifoumled ISLLS Roll of Chapters xv.-XSHlNC'I'ON AND ,IIilfFIiRSON COLLIEGIE .-XIJELBERT COLLEGE UNIYIQRSITY OI-I XI,-XINIZ DENISON COLLEGE KIASS,-XCHL'SI2'I I'S INS'l'I'I'U'l'li UF 'ISIQCIINOLOGY XYI'I'TliNI3IiRG COLLEGE XVORC E STE R IIOLYI' I-:CH N IC I N S'I'I'I'U'I' li BRONYN UNIVERSITY DAR'I'MOuTH COI.l.IEC2F .TXMHERST COLLEGE SISRINITY COLLEGE HIALE UNIVERSITY COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY NEW XIORK UNIVERSITY COLG,-XTE UNIVERSITY CORNELL IJNIVERSITY LINION COLLEGE ILLINOIS WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAFAYETTE COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY JOHNS HOPKINS UNIVERSITY BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY GETTYSBURG COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVEIiS RICHMOND COLLEGE ALLEGHENY COLLEGE NVOOSTER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS ITY OHIO STA'I'E I.INIVERSI'l'Y CDI-110 WESLEYAN COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY D E PA UW CN I V FI RSITY ICIANOVER COLLEGE XYABASH COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE BETHEL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA UNIN'EIiSlTY OF TEXAS SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY KNOX COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF RXIICHIGAN UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO XVILLIAM JEVVELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF IVIISSOURI UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF VVASHINGTON LELAND STANFORD, JR , UNIVERSITY IOVVA STATE UNIVERSITY COLORADO COLLEGE 2 HERBERT NATHAN PUTNAM J Phi Gamma Delta Kappa Nu Chapter Established 1888 CLARENCE AUGUSTUS BJARTIN ERNEST WILLIAM SCHRODER LEWIS LEAMING FORM,-KN PAUL SMITH LIVERMORE CONE BARLOW HENRY WORTHINGTON BLISS PHILIP ZELL HORTON GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS STEARNS SAMUEL BULLEN WILLIAM LEONARD WILRE LAWRENCE ROBERT BANDLER JOHN ARVINE CLARK JAMES CONANT HAYWVARD CHARLES CROWELL CHEVNEY LEE JAMES TALBOT HENRY GABRIEL WISNEII FREDERICK KUHNE ERWIN LOUIS WILKE HUGH BUFORD JOHN SAMPSON LAWRANCE RALPH PAINE JOHNSON Members RALPH CHARLES HENRY CATTERALL THOMAS LYTTLETON LYON SIDNEY L. GALPIN HOWARD VVELCH STERLING XVOODFORD PATTERQON ERNEST DAVID BUTTON J JOHN FREDERICK HEIVIBERGER PERRY HAMLIN CORNWVALL CARL BRYANT HENNING HENRY FLOOD, JR. EDWARD HERMANS CLARK CHARLES SCHENCK BAKER CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE WILLIAM MILLS STEVENSON ROBERT LEE DEXTER LEROY PIERPONT XKVARD EDWARD FORSYTHE WENDT HARLY CARLOS WHEATON FRANCIS SCOTT LEHMANN FREDERICK FULLERTON QHRT WILLIAM EDWARD IRISH ARTHUR CHRISTIAN WELLBROCR EDWARD ROBINSON FICKENSCHER ROBERT BRYANT HENNING 234 'NJ f , .5 QQ ff-Offx C f 4-Qi.zJ'2. fi 9fr 1 0 Uguxj Q15 ,-Q lfwoffx Y -X N 4 ,4 --QF: , .4-, ,, ,.,f1i:i X,f by--Y ,- sg-iii' :fff f 5, .vii i -V 7 A f.- 'i':1L' ' '-if-1-1i f t Y, 4 ,p ,... ski, .. ,,3 gf:-f L: Lim, ww ' ,q,- A :,- - fn Tn ' 'I gi-u v f KI-:NT B Ii NFIAM I N BOOTH STORY COOLIZY POAIEROY NlARsI-IALI. JAY XVEBSTEK l'lANIIl.TON GIBSON CHOATE VVAITE FIELD CONKLING FLIEDEMAN MINOR DILLON DANIELS CHASE HARLAN SWAN NICCLAIN LINCOLN OSGOODE FULLER MILLER GREEN COMSTOCK DXVIGHT FOSTER RANNEY LANGDELL Phi Delta Phi Roll of Chapters Law Dept. Liniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor Law Dept. lllinois Mit-sleyan University, Bloomington Northwestern University Law School, Chicago, lll. School ol- Law, Columbia University, New York City St. Louis Law School, lvashington University, St. Louis, hlo Hastings College of the Law, San Francisco, Cal. Law School ol- Columbian University, XVashington, D. C. Albany Law School, Llnion University, Albany, Y. School of Law, Boston University Law School ofthe University of Cincinnati Dept. of Law, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Mass. Yale Law School, New l-lavcn, Conn. Dept. of Law, New York University School of Law, Cornell University, lthaca, N. Y. Law Dept. University of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Law Dept. University of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. Dept. of Law, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis Buffalo Law School, Buffalo, N. Y. School of Law, University of Oregon, Portland, Ore. School of Law, University of Vlfisconsin, hladison, VViS. Law Dept. Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio Law Dept. 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 Dept. Leland Stanford, Jr., University, Palo Alto, Cal. School of Law, University of Kansas, Lawrence, Kan. College of Law, Syracuse University New York Law School Law Dept. University of lndiana, Bloomington, lnd. Western Reserve Law School, Cleveland, Ohio Law Dept. University of lllinois, Champaign, lll. 237 0 0 Ph1 Delta Ph1 Conkling Chapter Established 1888 FRANK IRVINE W. L. DRENX' ALBERT H. XVALKER SAMUEL D. HALLID.AH' FRED A. CLOCK 'JAMES L. BAKER E. C. WATSON HENRY FRY TENNANT VVILLIAM BEW XVHITE FRED EUGENE GARDNER CURTIS MILLER WYOHE CHARLES AMOS ROBINSON LLOYD HEMAN BROWN HAMILTON EUGENE CHILDS JOHN CHARLES WHEELER PHILIP ALOYSIUS SULLIVAN EMIL OTTO JOSEPH HANKE HOMER GEORGE BXIOXVE In Facultate ALFRED C. COX XVALTER F. XYILLCOX C. TRACEY STAGG In Urbe JUDSTON H. ELSTON GEORGE A. DAN'IS EDWARD N. JACKSON H. XV. HITCHCOCK Undergraduates EDNVARD SAUL BICARTHUR SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON CHARLES HARDING DIVINE HOWLAND OTTMANN XVALTER YVILLIAM HENRY KENNEDY JOHN PHILIP SWIFT GARRETT SHELLER CLAYPOOL ALEXANDER WVHITE POUND CIBHOMAS JOSEPH BLAKE HAROLD LIVINGSTON CROSS ROBERT AYMER GILLIES RALPH PETTEBONE CRANE 238 x ,IXQ vE5SEfx L x A 1 fl yg,,! 2 WX lx X mg LAI? 2 7? lx' Q , -Q J 2 by ij' ik' - q Q JA QJ' 71 ,f'k'.'9f 'B-,. M151 V f-,Q f 551 ,341 .N N.,-4. NST .,:1f X ww ALPHA . li ETA . GAMNI.-x . IDELTA . EPSILON ZETA , ETA . Flql-I ETA . Iota K.-WPA . LAMBDA Mu . NU XI , OMICRON PI . RHO . SIGMA . TAU . UPSILON PHI . CHI Psr Phi Sigma Kappa Roll of Chapters . . Massachusetts Agricultural College . Union University . Cornell University . University of VVest Virginia . Yale University . College of the City of New York . University of Maryland . Columbia University , Stevens Institute of Technology , Pennsylvania State College . George Wasliington University , University of Pennsylvania . Lehigh University . St. Lawrence University , Nlassachusetts Institute of Technology , Franklin and Marshall College . Queens University . St. John's College . Dartmouth College . Swarthmore College . Brown University . Willianis College University of Virginia 24.1 . Phi Sigma Kappa In Facultate HERMAN DIEDERICHS GRANT S. HOPKINS VERANUS ALVA MOORE In Urbe A. H. BROOKS SHERMAN COLLINS 1909 ARTHUR CARL AMSLER ARTHUR HARTER LEAV-ITT RICHARD BRAGAW CLambdaj OSCAR LYNN RHODES EMIL O. HANKE QThetaj ROLLAND LEE SPAIDE CHARLES EVERETT TORRANCE IQIO EDWARD STANISLAU CROSBY CLAUDE HARTFORD Qloraj EDWIN ARCHIBALD FRASER LYMAN COLLINS JUDSON ANDREW PARK KELLY QSigmaj ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN IQII ' THOMAS JOSEPH BLAKE ROBERT BARR KEPLINGER CLARENCE HARVEY CULL JOSEPH EDWARD LAW CLambdaj EDMUND STRONG HIGGINS WALTER DEXTER SHULTZ SAMUEL JOSEPH CHESEBRO LEROY ARTHUR VVEGMAN .I9'I2 CLARENCE HOORNBEEK ALBERT FREDERICK MEEHAN CHARLES FREDERICK MERZ ARTHUR JAMES SAALFIELD, JR. JOHN FREDERICK SEIBERLING JOHN ERIC SHATFORD KENNON VALENTINE ROTHSCHILD WILLARD WALSH TEASDALE 2.42 . ? 'fx 'SFC 3 Q jikiw in xv. .J . X,Qu ,-xw Delta Tau Delta FOIIIIIIQII :It l3ctl1:Iny College ISSQ Roll of Chapters XY.-X51--IINGTON AND IEPPERSON OHIO UNIVERSIT .Y ALLEGHENY COLLEGI-. IDI-IIO XVESLEYAN LINIYERSITY I1iI.I.SD.-ALE COLLEGE INDIANA UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIG.-KN DE PAIU w UNIV ERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS XV.-XBASH COLLEGE STEVENS INSTITUTE OF FICECHNOLOGY LEHIGH LINIVER SITY UNIVERSITY OF INDIANAPOLIS ALBION COLLEGE RENSSELAER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE 'UNIVERSITY OF IOWA KENYON COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIV E RSITY EMORY COLLEGE ADELBERT COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH UNIVERSITY OF NIINNESOTA 'UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO LINIVERSITY OF NIISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT 'UNIVERSITY 17 CULLEGI-I UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN 'I'UIfTS COLLEGE NIASSACHUSETT5 INSTITUTE OF 'ICECHNOLOGX TULANE UNIVERSITY CORNELL LINIVERSITY NORTHNVESTIiRN UNIVERSITY LELAND STANFORD, VIR., UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY BRONVN UNIVERSITY XKVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY UVNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO ARMOUR INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DARTIVIOUTH COLLEGE XVEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY BAKER UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI LAFAYETTE COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON 24.5 Delta Tau Delta Beta Qmicron Chapter Established 1890 ROLLA CLINTON CARPENTER WVILLIAM BENJAMIN FITE PHILLIPS HENRY NIALLORY CHARLES BENSON WVIGTON CLARENCE THIES SEIPP EDWIN STANLEY INGERSOLL LEROY HEWLINGS MICHIE HARRY WHITE HELMER CHARLES BANCROFT CARSON CHARLES SUMNER DAWSON NEWTON OSBORN SMITH ALBERT VVESTON GRANT, JR HENRY JAY RAYMOND HAROLD HILL .JONES GEORGE INNESS HARTLEY EDWARD LIPPINCOTT BULLOCK, JR. CHARLES AMOS ROBINSON EDWARD GODFREY COX FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY LOWELL BUIRNS JUDSON MONROE MARSH SWE ETLAND HOWLAND OTTMAN VVALTER VINTON LOGAN STALEY EUGENE LEWIS SMITH EDWIN HOYT WESTON SAMUEL MCCLURE PHILLIPS HENRY DEAN NICWETHY JOHN GOURLAY TURNBULL WILLIAM AMOS HORRELL ERNEST FLETCHER BOWEN WALDO FERRELL HAWLEY BUCRLIN ALEXANDER LAIRD FRANK BROWN CORNELL THOMAS EDGAR ZNLURRELL HARRY JOHN SEAMON '-:-,, A .wx-iw KW eff 5 V , 125258 W 1 'Qi! i EI? i i m g k awww-l fl 15 vfiagilp 4 1359 X ,L ,y X. ,V If L, nkgl ...xv 'M' ,' X K ,ff ,'I ,X M ffm' .vw- wz w-,wx D1z'lnfz.1?hL71z fgaffyrgyfm 13 Off ALPHA OF NEW YORK BETA or NEW YYORK ALPHA or lX'lASSACHUSE'1 I'S DELT.A OF NEW YORK ALPHA OF VERMONT ALPHA OF BAIICHIGAN ALPHA OF PENNSYLVANIA EPSILON or NEW YORK ALPHA OF WISCONSIN I . Sigma Ph1 lioundcd nt Union College 1827 Roll Of Chapters Union College . Hamilton College WVilliums College Hobart College . . University of Vermont University of Michigan Lehigh University Cornell University , University of XViSCOI1Sll1 249 1827 1831 1334 1840 1845 1858 1887 I8QO IQO8 'r Sigma Phi lhp-.ilun ul! 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PHI CHI Psi OAIEIJA . , ALPHA .ALPHA . .ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAMMA . ALPHA El'SlLON :ALPHA ZETA . ALPHA ETA . ALPHA THETA . ,ALPHA Io'rA . .ALPHA LAXIBD.-X t5xLPH,-X Nu . .ALPHA Xt , PKLPH.-K OMicRoN .ALPHA Pi . ALPHA RHo .ALPHA SIGMA . ALPHA UPSILON ALPHA PHI . ALPHA CHI ALPHA Psi . ALPHA ONIEGA . BETA GAAIAXA . BETA DELTA . DELTA DELTA . ZETA ZETA ZETA Psi . ETA ETA . . THET.-X THETA . KAPPA KAPPA , LAMBDA LAMBDA Mu Mu . . NU NU . X1 X1 . , Oiwucuozv Oincuosr RHo Ri-to , TAU TAU . UPSILON UI'S1LON Pi-ti Pi-tl . . Psi Psi . . OMEGA OMEGA Sigma Chi Foiindetl in 1855 Roll of C ha pters 253 Miami University University of Wooster Ohio Wesleyan University George Washington University Washington and Lee University University of Mississippi Pennsylvania College Bucknell University Indiana University Denison University De Pauw University Dickinson College Butler College Lafayette College Hanover College University of Virginia Northwestern University Hobart College University of California Ohio State University University of Nebraska Beloit College State University of Iowa Massachusetts Institute of Technology Illinois Wesleyan University University of Wisconsin University of Texas University of Kansas Tulane University Albion College Lehigh University University, of Minnesota University of Southern California Cornell University Pennsylvania State College Vanderbilt University Leland Stanford, Jr., University Colorado College University of Montana Purdue University Central University University of Cincinnati Dartmouth College University of Biichigan University of Illinois Kentucky State College West Virginia University Columbia University University of Blissouri University of Chicago University of Nlaine Washington University University of Vifashington University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Arkansas NOLAND BLASS ROBERT D. CUTTER CORNELIUS F. ROLAND BAYARD P. DEXTER PERRY T. COONS WILLIAM H. LINES EDWARD K. HYATT ROBERT K. CALDWELL GEORGE K. SHEARER THOMAS LEE MILLER CLARENCE V. LALLY ERNEST F. HETTRICK DAVID GOULD H. KIRK BECKER HENRY E. MECKE sa rf. qyx. D.: V, Sigma Chi ARMIN KRUTZSCH In Urbe RAYMOND T. HEIZER Undergraduates CARL BERNARD MU ELLER HOXVARD GRR HAYES OSCAR F. BROMBERG ROBERT A. GILLIES ALBERT EDWARD HART HAROLD CURTIS NYE EDMUND M. HENDERSON CLIFFORD CHARLES XNEHN JAMES HOLNIES, JR. I OHN BRUCE! STROBRIDGE WASHINGTON TORRENCE GALBREATH GEORGE V. HOLTON EDGAR R. GARLICK HENRX' W. GRANT THOMSON DOUGLAS 154 f - V I rp X jxnwfrdsfx f Hx an A, A l,m5 1 Z ' ff 'W 1' A j 1 2. ,EH :M E' FRA Iuka fif f : ' ' F152 T i A e-pF1fjf:q xx Delta Ch1 lfoundecl at Cornell, .luly II, ISQO Roll of Chapters CORNELL IJNIVIERSITY NEW YvORK LiNINERSI'liY . UNIVERSITY OF AlINNESOT.-X , UNIVERSITY OF AIICHIGAN lDICl-QINSON UNIVERSITY . NORTHIVESTERN UNIVERSITY . CHICAGO-KENT LAW SCHOOL , UNIVERSITY OF BUFFALO fDSGOODE HALL . SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY . l.lNION UNIVERSITY . , lLiNIVERSITY OF XYEST VIRGINIA OHIO STATE UNIVEIKSITY' . UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO GEORGETONVN UNIVE1iSITY . UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA U'NIVERSITY OF WVIRGINIA . LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIVERSITY' WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY . UNIVERSITY' OF TEXAS . . UNIVERSITY OF XYASHINGTON , Alumni Chapters CHICAGO CHAPTER NEW YORK CHAPTER . BUFFALO CHAPTER WASHINGTON CHAPTER . 2 . . Ithaca, N. Y. New York City, N. Y. Minneapolis, Minn. Ann. Arbor, Nlich. , Carlisle, Pa. . Chicago, Ill. . Chicago, ill. , Buffalo, N. Y. Toronto, Canada Syracuse, N. Y. . Albany, N. Y. Morgantown, YV. Va. Columbus, Ohio . Chicago, Ill. . Wfashington, D. C. Philadelphia, Pa. . Charlottesville, Va, . Stanford, Cal. . St. Louis, Mo. . Austin, Texas. . Seattle, Waslu. . . Chicago, Ill. New York City, N. Y. . Buffalo, N. Y. . WHSlliDgfO1l, D. C. Delta Chi In Facultate WVILLIAM ALBERT FINCH In Urbe MONROE NIARSH SWEETLAND HOVNVARD BURR BESEMER STEPHEN EDWIN BANKS HARRY GEORGE STUTZ DEAN LEWIS KELSEY' Graduates GEORGE FREDERICK ROGALSRY Seniors CLYDE FRANKLIN BAUMHOFER EDWARD FRANCIS LINDSAY HARIKY ALBERT BEMIS DORR CLENDENIN PRICE WALTER GRIPFITI-I EVANS HARRY HUNTING REEVE XVILLARD BALLENTINE HALSEY HAROLD NIONTELLE STEPHENS DUANE MCQUEEN WARD Juniors GEORGE EVERETT HUNT GEORGE NICNIILLEN WICKER Exo ARSENIO MAIKTINEZ HARRY NATHANIEL NVILSON VVILLIAM HOW'ES NIUNSON Sophomores NIINER H. CORBIN HARRISON MORTON JONES JACKSON B. CLARK CHARLES CARROLL BINTZ JOHN ARTH UR BIEICNAMARA .HOWARD CHARLES WILSON DAVID WALTER NIAGOXVAN Freshmen 258 XVENDELL PHILLIPS HARRINGTON WALTER RANDOLPH KUHN ,. Q SZQQQQB . QS 4 IM . 3'WllWW ' I nm QEf:'f1X',31QQ2: JMWU4I?1?1l+1 Ya mmf , flwi ' .im Y K fa., V- F' Sigma Alpha Epsilon I Oumled NIZIFCIT O, 1856 Roll of Chapters UNIVERSITY QF MAINE BOSTON UNIVERSITY NIASSACHUSF'l'1'S INSTITUTE OF 'I'IaCHNOI.OGY HARVARD UNIVERSITY XYORCI2STIiR I'OLYTECHNIC INSTITU'I'E CORNELL UNIVERSITY COLUAIIIIA UNIVERSITY SAINT STEVENS COLLEGE iXLI.EGHENY COLLEGE DICKINSON COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLIQGE BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY CEETTYSBURG COLLEGE GEORGE XVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA XVASI-IINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY IDAVIDSON COI,LEGE XVOFFORD COLLEGE QUNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA AIERCER UNIVERSITY EA-IORY COLLEGE GEOIQGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY SOUTHERN UNIVEIQSITY UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVEIKSITY OF IVIICI-IIGAN ADRIAN COLLEGE IXKIOUNT UNION COLLEGE OHIO VVESLEYAN UNIVEIKSITY UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI OHIO STATE UNIVERSI'fY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN BAPTIST UNIVERSITY 18 CASE SCHOOL OF AI-ELIED SCI I-IRANKLIN COLLEGE PURDUI-I UNIVERSITY NOR'I'HWIiS'I'I5RN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY LINIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS OF CHICAGO OF AIINNESOTA OF XVISCONSIN OF NIISSOURI XV.-XSHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIV IZ RSITY IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY OF IUEBRASKA OF IOWA OF ARKANSAS COLLEGE OF COLORADO DENVER UNIVERSITY COLORADO SCHOOL OF AIINES UNI V ERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA OF WVASHINGTON LOUISIANA STATE UNIVEIKSITX' TULANE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NIISSISSIPPI OF ,TEXAS CENTRAL UNIV ERSITY BETHEL COLLEGE KENTUCKY STATE COLLEGE ENCIZ SOUTHWESTERN PRESBYTERIAN UNIVERSITY CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVEIKSITY UNIVERSITY DARTIVIOUTH 261 UNIVERSITY OF 'TENNESSEE OF THE SOUTH OF INDIANA OF KANSAS COLLEGE 'L w f a 7 I Q,A?,y... l Sigma Alpha Epsilon New York Alpha Chapter Established ISQI RUSSELL BELLAMY FRANCIS EPPES SHINE XVILLIAM BEW WHITE CLIFFORD NIACKAY HUSTED JOHN BLOOMFIELD USHER EARL ARTHUR EMERSON GEORGE WILLIAh'l VVOODVVARD VVILLIAM COLLORD ACKLIN EDWARD TIFFIN COOK HARRY RALPH STANDIFORD RICHARD rl-TAYLOR MCKNEW CLINTON LEE FOLLMER WNALTER KENT STOW JOHN LEONARD BACON ROBERT EMMETT Ross, 2D ROBERT AUsTIN FISH ROBERT FOsTER VOLIENTINE JOE B. BATEMAN FREDERICK PRESTON BADGER In the Faculty EDMUND HOXYARD HOLLAND DONALD DERICRSON Seniors FRANK lHIPPs RHAME WVILLIAM HARVEY STARK GEORGE TVASHINGTON HEWITT JOHN FREDERICK LUHRMAN XVILLIS 'TILLMAN SPIVEY D HUNTEli NICCLURE Juniors SAMUEL THOMAS HARRIS NEXN'MAN EBERSOLE FRED LEROY STEARNS RUSSELL BLAIR HURLBURT AINSLIE TFAYLOR CARTER WILLIAM VITUS SAUTER Sophomores CALVIN VVILLIAM VYERITY PEIRCE MEAD WVOOD HAROLD ELLIS DRAKE THOMAS KING SENIOR Freshmen ROLAND FRANCIS HALL SIDNEY BUCI-:MINISTER WVIGHT, KENNETH BERRLEY NORTON H. BARENSTEN VAN INWEGEN 262 I3 5' 5f : ' N7 ff 2 ,1 L W' Y x Z., .,.- , - 'f 'I 41 C!l: J P ' - ' N Y TZ? 1, I , ,311 imxblr uf: wwf W, 1, fy W A rw ,fu I 9 X X X 1 f' A ' H Hn ffjgl X I! X , . . .. ,f , 1 f Www 1 , ,W L, F 0 f i' 9, W7 f k .- N5 3 X , xx , X X F 4 I 1 wr f X x 6 X I 1 Q' If X' X N Tp f f 1 , f, X 3-A. , -- QFVQN Q ' 1-galf. X 'f E: Y: .glgizwrf I px., x 1 V ,f S J C, I ...ff QQ 7 I U ff' A H' N 4 My ,flgu ij Q ff! I f . : , ,W , W N l X rj , ix ,X Yljfx ,, ... N H59 v b-54 ' Z Am ALPHA B ETA GAMMA DELTA EPSILON ETA LAMBDA NU X1 OM1cRoN P1 R110 Delta Phi l'iounmlccl :lt Union College 1827 Roll of Chapters Union College 1 Brown University New York University , Columbia University , Rutgers College . . University of Pennsylvania . Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute . Lehigh University . , Johns Hopkins University . Shefifield Scientific School . Cornell University University of Virginia 265 1827 1838 1841 1842 1845 1849 1864 1884 1885 1889 1891 IQO8 .L , A. Delta Ph1 Pi Chapter Established ISQI LANE COOPER GEORGE SCHUYLER TARBELL ALBERT JOY LOVE GEORGE VAIL HARTWELL JAMES ARCHER WEBB NEWTON CAMP FARR GEORGE SPALDING HAYDEN JOHN KRU'fTSCHNITT XIVILLIS MILEY ROSE HAROLD DOREMUS TOMPKINS MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES JAMES DUGALD WVHITE JOHN KNAPP DORRANCE JOHN GONZALES BRITTINGHAM MATTHEW JOHNSON HOFF ROBERT BROOKS MCCLAYE JOHN ELLZEY HAYDEN EDWARD EASSON GOODXXVILLIE In F acultate In Urbe BRYANT FLEMING CLARENCE TARBELL In Praesenti 266 GUSTAVE OSCAR ZELLER, JR. JOHN OSCAR FUCHS EDWARD WALMSLEY ASHMEAD PASCHAL RALPH CHAMBERS WILLIAM HICKS OSGOOD ROBERT ALEXANDER HENTZ EDGAR ARMSTRONG HANIILTON WILLIAM DOOLITTLE HASELTON KENNETH FREELAND CARTER JOSEPH HENRY SHAVV JACK SPENCER DUCRWORTH STANLEY ADDISON RUSSELL ERWIN OLAF XVARNDORFF RICHARD ZELLER CLAUDE FENLON BOLLMAN FRANK BEVIS CALDWELL n w w'- 4 I I I n 5 X N 1 ' w v ,lg M. wif! l .--...N f46vP.n1lbn -. --N- 9 qvgsj ' 2.5311 4 , f . -'i' '+A ww QAIQQ a .. , An K-,Q.gf,j.5 , , 1 Eg' ' . A x v 11 1 . R 1 W 1 w 1 W lu 94 X 1 V V w U Kappa Sigma ISOLIHCICLI 1867 Roll Of Chapters UNIVERSITY OF NIAINE BOWDOIN COLLEGE NEW I'IAMPSl-IIRIE COLLEGE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT SOU'1'HWES'I'IZRN PRESBYTERIAN LIXIYERSVIY UNIVERSITY OF THE SOUTH CII-IIO STATE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE MASSACHUSETTS STATE COLLEGE HAliN'AIiD UNIVERSITY BROWN UNIVERSITY CORNELL UNIVERSITY NEW S7ORK UNIVERSITY SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY SIVARTI-IMORE COLLEGE PENNSYLVANIA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY LEHIGH UNIVERSITY DICKINSON COLLEGE SUNIVERSITY OF NIARYLAND WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA RANDOLPH-MACON COLLEGE VVASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE HAMPDEN-SIDNEY COLLEGE RICHMOND COLLEGE DAVIDSON COLLEGE TRINITY COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE MERCER UNIVERSITY GEORGIA SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA ALABAMA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE CUMBERLAND UNIVERSITY VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE 2 UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF NIICHIGAN PURDUE UNIVERSITY XVABASH COLLE GE SUNIVIERSITY OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS IDAKE FORREST UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF VVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF IVIINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA UNIVERSITY OF NEBRASKA XVILLIAM -IEWELL COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF NIISSOURI WVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY IVIISSOURI SCHOOL OF MINES BAKER UNIVERSITY UN1VERSl'fY OF ARKANSAS UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHONIA MILLSAPS COLLEGE LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY TULANE UNIVERSITY SOUTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY OF DENVER COLORADO COLLEGE COLORADO SCHOOL OF MINES LELAND STANFORD, JR., UNIV UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY OF OREGON UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ERSITY 69 N Jr Kappa Sigma Alpha Kappa Chapter Founded 1892 In F acultate XVILLARD XVINFIELD ROXX'LEE ELMER SETH SAVAGE IAZXVIS ANDREW DARLING LEON DEXTER BATCHELOR .ARTHUR EARL HOULEHAN In Urbe DAVID FLETCHER HOY HERBERT PHILANDER BELL XVILLIAM DELBERT FUNKHOUSI-:R NVALTER LEE RANSOM CHARLES XV. STAPLES FERDINAND NORTHRUP RIENEFEE PETER SCHLOSI-'ER Graduate ELISHA MARTIN JOHNSON, JR. Undergraduates 1909 JOHN HULL SCOTT FRANK EUCHNER VVURST HENRY HENNEGIN TUCKPZR HOWAIiD REID LOUGHRIDGE EUS!-ZBIUS THEODORE HIITCHINGS EDGAR WILLIAM SMITH IQIO RODNEY OLIN NVALIIRIDGE EMERY DAVID MLYRPHX' HENRX' VVILLIAM XVESSINGER KENNETH SCOTT EDYVARDS THOMAS SHRYOCK HAUCIQ CHARLES EDWARD ERICKSON WILLI.AhI EDWARD KENNEDX' FRANCIS NVARNER PARKER RAYMOND TEBIPLETON SMITH HENRY NIONA HATHAWAY 1911 PAUL BENJAMIN CHANDLER NVILLIAM CAPEN SHANK HENRY WEBSTER FORD WILLIS GREGORY' I'IICKM.-XN EDGAR GERSHAM COURSEN, JR. ARTHUR IXIEREDYTH ROBERTS GEORGE KERR MILTENIIERGER 1912 GEORGE PETER BUCHANAN THOMAS STANHOPE L1CCLELLAND JOSEPH DENUNZIO SCHOLTZ .ERHARD SCHMIDT FREDERIC BLAINE MCDO NVELL KARL WILLIAM GASS JAY HARRY LETSCHE, JR. RALPH HINCHLIFP' JOHN FARRELL CRAIG JOHN EVDNVIN KESSLER PRESTON PIPER PARKER 270 1117: 1l.l' I, - W1 V .1 ,r . . X .V A , .. .llP1'!1 :1,.Jf'm 1.1 rr., .N N. 31 . I 1 , ,M -1 1 111.1 N I w L111 II., , 0 Lulu ,A ' 'I 1 ' Ll 11: ' x ,J 1 1 1 F, 1 ' 1 lr K 1 . X 4 1 I, 1 1 1 lx'-' f I 1-11 1.1g . 11 1 ' 1 1.1 J. 'n 1111 M vi 2.1 If 1' 1 PI 1 -1 1 ' I 1 n U. ,. :l. N, ,, 1 -11' ' . ,11 ur' N ALPHA . BETA . DELTA . EPSILON ZETA . il-'HI-ITA IOTA KAPP.A . LAMBDA MU . NU XI . GMICRON . ALPHA KAPPA PHI RHO , . SIGMA . TAU . UPsILoN PHI , CHI . PI MU . , BETA ALPHA . BETA BETA . . DELTA EPSILON IOTA u Sigma u liountlt-d at tlic Linivcrsity of Micliigan 1882 Roll of Chapters 273 University of Michigan Detroit College ol' Medicine XVcstern 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 Soutliern California Bellevue Nledical College Albany Medical College Wlasliington University Jelferson Medical College Western Reserve University Cornell University Cooper Medical College University of California University of Toronto University of Virginia University of Marylaiid Johns Hopkins University Yale University CHARLES LOOMIS DANA ABRAM TUCKER KERR VERANUS ALVA IVIEERS MARTIN BUELL TINKER WILLIAM RIDGELY ORNDOIiFF LEWIS WARNER RIOGS JOSEPH H. HATHAWAY BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURY JOHN WILLIAMS COE JOSEPH FRAENKEL ISADORE LEON HILLS fAlplIaj Sigma In Facultate CHARLES AMBROSE BIACK QMIIJ WILLI.ANI RIDOELY STONE NIELVIN DRESBACH FLOYD- ROBBINS WRIGHT HAROLD C. BAILEY BENJAMIN H. SEARING JAMES FRANCIS COVVAN fUpsilon BERT R. HEEBLER SUTHERLAND SIMPSON ANDREVV HUNTER WVESLEY BIANNING BALDWIN In Urbe LUZERNE COVHLE HARRYfkAAC ANDREWS ALFRED KELLEY BATES In Praesenti I 909 LOUIS ASHLEY VANKLEECK HAROLD FAIRCHILD BUDINGTON EDWARD DOXVDLE VVALTER BENNELL I-IOLTEN STANLEY GRANGER HORN JOHN COOPER GRAHABI IQIO WALTER HAMMOND BRUNDAGE JOHN CHESTER CARMER HAROLD LOUIS HALL JAMES FRANCIS XIAVASEUR NILS OSCAR LUNDELL FRANCIS JOSEPH MCCORMICK NATHAN PULSIFER JOHN G, SCHULTZ IQII WAL'TER G. HALSTEAD S. SAUNDERS CRANDALL LOUIS RUCH XVILLIAM FORREST LEE WALTER HUGO ROBERT DANIEL SCHRECIL CHARLES CARROLL WHITE HARRY GIFFORD BULL JOHN PHILLIPS STOUT JAMES FRANCIS ROOHAN JAMES EDWARD MCCORMICK ALBERT VERGIL FRANKLIN ROSCOE CONRLINO BORST IQI2 XVILSON DELANO CLARK NIARSTON EUGENE DEXTER CHESTER HILL XX7ATERb 27-1. VXX E ZKTAA Local Fraternity. Founded February 5, IQOI RALPH EMERSON LEONARD HOWAIiD VROOMAN VVHITNEY WILLIAM ABIiAM VAN HOUTEN JOHN HENRY LAWRENCE JOHN PRENTICE BROOKS LOUIS RITZEMA BOGI-IRT Skull Members OTHON GOEPPE CSUERLAC NIAXIMILIAN FRANCIS SMITH, JR. XVELLWOOD HUGH MAXWELL HARRY BURKETT JOYCE HENRX' RALPH GUNDLACH LINDSLEY HEDGES EVANS LLOYD RUDOLPH LEICK CLARENCE NIAURER KLEPSER CLAUDE ALFRED COLE HOWARD FRANKLIN SMITH LOCK DICKERNIAN BASS GILBERT XYILLIAM HENDERSON - 278 r . . burma PH , 'ii , -llf. , .... J w WIFI ' v' ,, 4.1 'T' Y-Rf f , uf -.411 ffsi R 'J 'SEI -1 uh. ' .J-1.h.i'sl:..-.iii J, 'fowNsHEND . MoRRIL NIORROW CORNELL KEDZIE . GRANITE NEBRASKA MAssEY , LA GRANGE . GREEN MouN'rAIN VVILSON . . BABCOCK CENTENNIAL . MAINE . MISSOURI ELLICo'rT CALIFORNIA . PURDUE KANSAS . Alpha Zeta lioumlecl at Ohio State University October ZS, 1897 Roll of Chapters 281 Ohio State l,'niversity Pennsylvania State College University of Illinois Cornell University Michigan Agricultural College New Hampshire State College University of Nebraska North Carolina State College University of Minnesota University of Vermont Iowa State College University of Vllisconsin University of Colorado University of Maine University of Missouri VVashington State College University of California Purdue University University of Kansas 1 Alpha Zeta Cornell Chapter Founded June II, IQOI In Facultate CHARLES SCOON XKVILSON CLARENCE ARTHUR ROGERS ALBERT RUSSEL R4ANN CHARLES HENRY TUCI: GEORGE WALTER TAILBY, JR. NIILTON PRATT JONES In Urbe ARTHUR WITTER GILBERT BERTRAM HANFORD CROCHERON JOHN VINCENT JACOBY Undergraduates ROBERT LEWIS LATZER EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT SEYMOUR GEORGE WARREN MYER EDWARD IRVING BAYER KENNETH CARTER LIVERMORE ERVIN GETMAN MCCLOSKEY STEPHEN FRANKLIN WILLARD, JR. JAMES HOLLIS RUTHERFORD WADE ELON MALCOLM 282 ROY JOHN SHEPARD HOBART CONE YOUNG FRANK BURNETT KELLEY NELSON RUSR PEET STANLEY GAINES JUDD FLOYD WAYNE BELL CARLMAN FERDXNAND RIBSON THOMPSON MAXWELL SCOON ARTHUR LEE THOMPSON XX' Nw Q f mff W X MM A.'L I 2 !g1afuM,1.w V l ZZ 1 Z 1 ik fa fy, X! .wxx A wif ' ' c Q4 5?K hf1 1 . , W ' m L Usf ? 0 ' N: 'Pj iw ff 'XJ Q 'M ' X' ,aim 1 ww f W M 9 gg y -w W W, ml x.1fa',:ZsSX x N fly WR ALPHA BIETA CiAMMA . D EI,'l'A . lfPs11.oN ETA . iliHETA . . T1-I ETA D li U'rE RoN Io'rA . . KAPPA . LAMBDA MU . NU X1 . OMICRON P1 . RHO . mega Upsilon Phi Roll of Chapters 2 University of Buliialo University of Cincinnati Union University University of Denver New York University University of Colorado Cornell University, New York City Cornell University, ltliacu Cooper Medical College Columbia University Miami Medical College Northwestern University Medical College of Virginia University College of Medicine University of North Carolina University of Pennsylvania Jefferson Medical College mega Upsilon Phi C1-Shtifll Chapter Fstzlblished, IQOI In the Faculty SIMON HENRY GAGE, B.S. EMIL NIONIN CHAMOT, B.S., PILD. ARTHUR WNESLEY BROWNE, MS., Ph.D. EARL VINCENT SVVEET, A.B. CFHOMAS G. DELLRIDGE, A.B., Ph.D. FIOWARD LOVE PRINCE, M.D. LESLIE IVIEACHAM, M.D. ARTHUR SAGER ARMSTRONG, A.B., M.D CLARK SUMNER CSOULD, M.D. In the City JASON SAMUEL PARKER, M.D. VVILLIAM HAELES PARKER, M.D. DXVIGHT FENN JOHNSON, M.D. CFHEODORE BLISS, A.B., M.D. GRANT STANLEY, M.D. CARL BOETTINGER, M.D. WILLIAM FFRUITT GOIJITREY, M.D. EDWARD MURRAY WELLES, JR., A.B., M.D. CHRISTIAN WILLIAM JANSON, M.D. WILLIAM MURRAY KERR, M.D. GEORGE ALBERT NEWTON, M.D. GEORGE VVHITING XVI-IEELER, M.D. XVILLIAM CROOKES THRO, B.Agr., M.D. BRAYTON EARL FAILING, M.D. FRANK CONRAD KEIL, M.D. ARTHUR VVILLIAM ALBONES, M.D. 'FI-IOMAS GRANT TOUSEY, M.D. Graduates A. R. GILLE1'TE G. VV. GRAVES, A.B. S. M. NIOORMAN, A.B. H. L. SANTEE, A.B. G. D. STILSON R. R. VVILLIAMS Undergraduates C. M. AXTELI. V. C. BAKER B. H. BETTS W. H. CURLEY A. C. DUIIAND, A.B. E. F. GIBSON A. D. GIQEENE G. L. KANOUSE J. F. KELLEY w C H. NIACKEY W. H. MCNEILL, JR. A. D. NICHOLSON, A.B. C. A. READ J. J. REID VV. P. ST. LAWRENCE R. S. SIMPSON M. K. SMITH E. V. SWEET X . N W wg fl g ,ooewf SL X HK I 0 Q! UJJ we 1-V' '57 vk,. UQQVVY 4 xl Sigma Roll Of Chapters UNIVERSITY OI-' VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF CTI-IUKKIIA .ALABAMA L'NIYERSI'I'Y NIJRTH CTIZORGIA AGRICUIJIURAI. COI,I.EczI-: I-IOWARD COLLEGE WV.-XSHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY BETH.-ANY COLLEGE NIERCER COLLEGIQ UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS EMORY COLLEGE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OI-T AIISSOURI VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF 'TEXAS LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF NORTI-I CAROLINA DE PAUW UNIVERSITY TTULANE UNIVERSITY ALABAMA A. AND M. COLLEGE PURDUE UNIVERSITY OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY STANFORD UNIVERSITY MOUNT UNION COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF IOWA WVILLIAM JEWELL COLLEGE NORTH CAROLINA A. AND M. COLLEGE ROSE POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE UNIVERSITY OE VERMONT 28 I,OxIIsARD UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA ALBION COLI.I-:GE GEORGIA INSTI'I'UTIi OF TECHNOLOGY UNIVERSITY OF WVASHINGTON STEVENS INS'I'I'I'UTE OF TECHNOLOGY I.AFAYET'l'E COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CORNELL UNIVERSITY STATE UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY OF WKVISCONSIN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY OF IVIICHIGAN WIISSOURI STATE COLLEGE OF IVIINES COLORADO STATE COLLEGE OF NIINES UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY WKVASHINGTON UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY OF WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO IOWA STATE COLLEGE UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS UNlVERSI'I'Y OF MONTANA SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY CASE SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCE DARTMOUTH COLLEGE COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY Sigma Gamma Theta Chapter Established, December 7, IQO8 In Facultate SMILEY BLANTON RUEUS FORD, JR. CHARLES FREDERICK CLARK THOMAS VVHITNEY BENSON WELSH In Urbe DANIEL COOGAN CHARLES M. 'TAYLOR Graduates EUGENE EVERETT BRAGG ROBERT MOSS HENDERSON, JR XVILSON DELANO CLARK ROB ERT STUART OWVEN S Undergraduates EMIL RICHARD VVALDENBERGER VVI-IITMER RUSSELL JOHN NIORTIMER EATON XVILLIAM DOUGLAS QWENS HAIKOLD JOSEPH BABBIDOE HOOKER AUSTIN DOOLI'FTLE WVILLIAM PALEN ROSE AL CLIFFORD COUTANT ROSE LAWRENCE DICKINSON BRAGG FIARLE RUTHEREORD BURGHER OLIVER RICHARD JOHNSON CHARLES WALTON FITCH DAN ID ROY NIIXSELL WVILLIAM MATTHEW GAULT NIISH CQARRETT SHELLER CLAYPOOL XVILLIAM JOHN RYAN LEN HARDENBIQOOK LESLIE RJICKENDRICK MERRELL EDWARD CLARK GRENVILLE WARD PARKIN WILLIAM MITCHELL PRICE TOOLE PETER SONNA FREDERICH HERY SCHROEDER FRANK HENRY RfIARKAM JUDD NEXVTON XVI-IITMAN 290 FX N ' I v'k i'.V ff i ,,f 7 XNQX aww! 1107 XJ Q ME , ,A -, 14 11,1 p,:,p.-1.-,lwler 1711.-1 1-,gr .XL P H .x lgIi'1'.-X fi.-XNINIA DIZ l.'I'.-X IZPSILIIN Z I2'I'A If 'IA TH Ii'I'.'X lo'I'A KAPP.-X LAMBDA NIU NU XI KAJNIICROX PI . RHo SIGMA TAU UPSILON PHI CHI PSI OMEGA . ALPHA BETA . ALPHA GAMMA ALPHA DEL'l'A ALPHA EPSILOIN ALPHA ZIETA . ALPHA ETA . ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA . ALPHA KAPPA ALPHA LAMBDA 20 lpha Kappa Kappa l'iOLll1LlL'Cl, ISHS Roll of Chapters lD2lI'Il1lUllIl1 Alt-tliczll College, l4lll10X'Cl', N. H. Colle-ge of l'lII'sici:1ns :Intl SLIYQCOIIS, San l'il'LlIlCiSlfU L . A 'liults xll'lllC1ll School, l3osroII, Nl2lSS. Lvl1lYL'I'Slff' ol' X'Cl'll1OI1I', liurlingron. Vt. -lL'H'Ak'I'SOl1 Nlecliczll College, Pliilzltlelpliizi, llll. Long lSl2lIltl College lrlospitzll, lirooklyn, N. Y. Cullt-ge ol. l'. X S., Chicago, lll. liowtloiii College, lgI'LlI1SXYlCl'C, Maine Syitnciise L'niversity, S3'I'2lCLlSL', N. Y. NlllXYZllllik'C Alecliczil College, Milxvziukee, Vis. Cornell Medical College, New York City l'l1iYL'l'Slfy of l'eIIIIsylv:InizI, l,l1ll1lLlSlI7l1i21, Pa. Rush Alt-clical College, Chicago, Ill. N0l'l'l1XX'L'SICl'I1 University, Chicago, Ill. Nlizlmi Alt-diczil College, Cincinnziti, Ohio Uhio Medical College, Colunilvus, Ghio Denver :Intl Gross Medical College, Denver, Col. University ol' LN2lllliOl'l1l1l, San l'iI'1ll1ClSCO, Cal. University of the South, Sewanee, Tenn. University of Oregon, Portland, Ore. University of Nashville, Nashville, Tenn. Vanclerbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. University of hflinnesotzi, Nlinneapolis, Nlinn. University of Tennessee, Nashville, Tenn. Tulane University, New Orleans, La. University of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. McGill University, Montreal, P. University of Toronto, Toronto, Can. George VVaslIington University, Wfashington, D. 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. 293 Alpha Kappa Kappa Lambda Chapter, Cornell University Founded. March 7, IQOI In the Faculty JAMES C. JOHNSON, M.D. FRANK S, P1IELDER,BfI.D. MAX G. SCHLAPP, M.D. JOHN F. CONNORS, M.D. OTTO SCHULTZ, M.D. GEORGE VV. KUNz,M.D. GEORGE B. BfICAUL1FFE,M.D. In the City VVALTER E. VOGT, M.D. CULLEN B. MAXON, M.D. HENRY JOACHIM, M.D. NTCLEOD C. WILSON, M.D. F. W. STECHMAN, M.D. JAMES F. COYLE, M.D. ALBERT M. BECKARY, M.D. HERBERT P. NIACGREGOR,Bf1.D. HARRY N. GOLDING, M.D. FRANK HARNDEN, M.D. EDWARD M. WELLRERY, M.D. THOMAS G. DAVIS, M.D. JOHN K. LARKIN VICTOR VV. ANDERSON JOHN S. KENNEY AUGUSTUS L. L. BAKER LOUIS F. LICHT, PILG., M.D. GERHARD W. HEUSER, M.D. RHRICH C. BECK, M.D. ANTHONY H. LIAUSEN, A.B., M.D THOMAS E. FITZGERALD,NI.ID. JAMES M. VVICKS, M.D. CHARLES A. GORDON, M.D. JOHN A. NICNEVINS, M.D. GEORGE H. PALMER, M.D. DANIEL R. RElLLY,TX'I.D. BENJAMIN W. SEAMAN, M.D. JOHN R. BRADLEY, M.D. AUGUSTUS L. L. BAKER GEORGE VEITH Undergraduates IQOQ FRANK DENNISTON ESMUNDE B. SMITH GEORGE VEITH IQIO .ALBERT E. SCHWALLIE GEORGE F. HOCH GERHARD L. MOENCH IQII JOHN HUDSON BLAUVELT FLORENCE T. DONOVAN GEORGE T. BANKER HENRY R. KUTIL rl-I-IOMAS W. CAREY THOMAS B. WOOD 294 if ,J 1 'QTL' , .. .X f-ww Jr? rwll iff' , ALPHA B ETA Gmmfx lDELTA EPSILON Z ETA ETA TH ETA IOTA KAPPA LAMB DA Theta Xi l5ountled :lt Rt-nssclzu-1' l'olyteehnic lnsritutel 1864 Roll of Chap 297 ters Rensselaer Polyteehnir: Institute Sheilield Seientilic School, Yule Stevens Institute of Technology Mnssncliusetts Institute of Technology Columbia University Cornell University Lehigh University Purdue University Washington University Rose Polytechnic Institute Pennsylvania State College f Z HAIKRISON PIERCE REED 'THOMAS AfTAHON KELKER ARTHUR STENNETT MARTIN T'TAROLD HALFORD JACOBS JOHN ALFRED STALEORT eta Chapter Establish Theta Xi C Seniors HANIILT d, May 2, IOO3 ON EUGENE CHILDS HARRY TAYLOR NEALE SAMUEL HORNTI-IAL Juniors , PAUL BROSIUS CHAMBERS TVTAUR ICE ZACHARIUS BAIR LUDWIG AULL GEORGE VALENTINE DUTNEY EDGAR MONTGOMERY WHITLOCK ANGEL GARCIA ARMENDARIZ Sophornores RONALD WILLIS POST XVILLIAM JAMES THORNE NORN1AN ROSS WYCKOEF EUGENE LIVINGSTON HARTMANN IRWIN SCOTT Freshmen WALTER JOHNSTON RAY YEAKLE GILDEA JOHN BLACKMAN WAKELEY JOHN FREDERICK NIINKE JOHN A. CAVANAGH 298 Theta Lambda Phi Hounis CH,-Xl l'FR , Coo1.EY CH.-xP'ri3R , l'i1NCH CHAPTER A ISERKELEY CHAPTER l 1uzEMAN CHAPTER XVILLIAM R, DAY C KENT CHAPTER . Lui2i1'roN CHAPTER H A PT E R Roll of Chapters 301 Dickinson College Detroit College Cornell University University of Georgia University of Tennessee Vllcstern Reserve Universiq New York Law School University of Chattanooga Theta Finch Chapter O Lambda Ph1 Established, December I, IQO3' JUDGE R. A. GUNNISON VVILLARD M. KENT CHARLES DEWI1'T CLINTON VVILLIAM GRANDISON GRIDLEY HARRY CLARK BALDWIN EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY FREDERICK LUTHER LUCKER RICHARD CLAUDE IDOUGLAS TEMPEST VVILLARD PORTER CHANDLER, JR. HENRY LAWRENCE HOWE, JR. CARLOS JAMES TOAN JOHN JAMES ALBERT BUNDY FOSTER ADELBERT HAIST OSCAR GEORGE MILLER RAYMOND EDSELL CHAMBERLAIN ALEXANDER XVILSON DEWVITT FRANKLIN VVITZIG VVILLIAM FENIMORE CHILDS, RUSSEL SPRAGUE CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND WILLIAM HENRY GROTZ HERBERT PRATT LUCE CHARLES ALMON NICCORKLE JOHN POLLOCR BONNER ESTILL BATES BROWN GAGE WASHBURN FIBIDD HOW'ARD ALR ERT FLUCKIGER 302 if Acacia Fraternit lfuiiiulctl :ir l'1Iixt-Isirx' of blicliigan, 1904 L'NIv151ts1'1'x' or Nlici-11f.,xx LIQLAND S'l'.-XNI ORIJ, lk.. L'wIx UNIV IS its I'I'Y UN I v Ii RSITI' L'NIv1aIIsITI' GHIO S'I'.x'I'1a HARVAIIIJ L' UNIX' Eitsrrx' UNIVERSITY UNIvEItsITY UNIV ERSITY U,N1VERSITY U I- O F Ol: liaxsxs . NI-1 Is Ins KA C.aI.IIfoRxI.a LYS I 1' IE Its 111' XIYIERSITY OF OF OF OF OF ILLINOIS l'13xNsI'LvA5I,x Mixxesou XYISCOXSIN RIISSOUIU CORN ELL UNIV I5 Itsrrx' . PURDUE UNIV ERSITY UNIvEItsI'rY OF Cnicaco XIALE UNIvEItsITI' . Roll of Chapters ICRSITY 305 Ann Arlior, Michigan Palo Alto, Califoriiia Lawreiice, Kansas Lincoln, Nebraska Berkeley, California Columbus, Obio Cambridge, Massachusetts Champaign, Illinois Pliiladelpliia, Pennsylvania Minneapolis, Minnesota Madison, IVisconsin Columbia, Missouri Itliaca, New York Lafayette, Indiana Chicago, Illinois New Haven, Connecticut Acacia Fraternity Cornell Chapter Established IQO7 GEORGE ROBERT MCDERMOTT SAMUEL HOVN'ARD BURNEIT JAMES ELIJAI-I VAN DERHOEF ARTHUR RAYMOND KEITH WALTER LESTER NIATTICK EVERETT ARTHUR PALMER ALLEN JAYNE JOHN TVICCARTNEY SHERMAN PRESTON HOLLIS'I'EIi JAMES RICHARDSON CAMERON GAY WOLLENWEEER IRA QUIMBY, JR. In Facultate RIELVERN FRANCIS THOMAS GEORGE 'VVILLIAM LEWIS TOM BRUCE HYDE In Urbe VVALTER NUEEORT Graduates SIDNEY DANIEL SMITH SIDNEY DIAS GRIDLEY Undergraduates 306 CHARLES CANBY DARLINOTON VVARREN ADSIT TVIUNSELL Fl-HOMAS BRADLEE LAWRENCE CASPER RUMSEY HARRY CLIFFORD REED LOUIS FREDERICK BLUME PAUL WALTER JONES u 1 4 PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHI PHT PHI PHI 21 Pi CHI PHI Oxiiaoe. ALPHA BETA lDELTA EPSILON ZETA ETA TH ETA Alpha Chi Rho lfoumlccl at ilirinity College, ISQS Roll of Chapters 309 Trinity College Brooklyn Polytechnic D Institute Universit f of lennsvlvzinizi 5 , Columbia University Lafayette College Dickinson College Yale University Syracuse University University of Virginia Wkisliington and Lee Cornell University Universiry Alpha hi Rho RUSSELL VINCENT BANTA HORACE DNVIGHT BROOKMAN EDWARD HENRY CUMPSTON, ROSCOE CLAUDIUS EDLUND JOHN WILLIAM HANFORD CLAYTON PEARSON CANNON JOHN NORRIS CHILDS WILLIAM MORRIS BUTLER GEORGE BAILEY PAGE Phi Theta Chapter FREDERICK ADOLPH RICE R. GUSTAV AIARIUS LLLMER WINFIELD SCOTT KEENHOLTS, JR EUGENE NLACIDONALD LLOYD HENRY LEVVIS SEAMAN ALFRED HAN'ILAND THATCHER HAROLD HALE WILLIAMS ERNEST BARNARD COBB CHARLES EDMUND GRIMES GEORGE EDWARD VVILSON IVAN CLAUDE JAGGER WILLIAM JOSEPH IWICNICKLE EDWARD LOUIS MARKELL 310 VNHKHW 4' has ' u HNNll1lNlllWlll Hllllllllilllllliu X II1 WW f lmmnnwnmm A141 Gym :uavmsm mos Ev THE FRATCPMTY UFALWA my nun Bandhu lQSt:1blisl1ed , Nm'en'1bcr, I Q02 Bandhu HARRY GIFFORD BULL VVALTER STANLEY BRYDE VVILLIAM CHRISTIAN OLSEN ARTHUR WELLS SINCLAIR THOMAS ROLAND BRIGGS HAROLD D. BLAKE WILLIAM ALEXANDER MOORE JOHN THOMAS MOORE, JR. CARL GOTTERIED HOLMOUIST CHARLES ANTONINUS CARROLL GEORGE IRVING DALE JOSEPH ALEXANDER DICKINSON FRANCIS CHANDLER NIOFFETT WEBSTER JOHN OLMSTEAD CHARLES VVESLEY NICIQINLEY EVERETT LAVERNE GATES FRED HELLER BEST ROB ERT ABERNATHY YOUNG 314 mf I-. IIINIE Magi ,l l 'ME X 'Q ' ve 4 . W Ml ' I I 'V f I u w , ' I y V-f I 1 1 J u 1 ' ' ,.: r V , L 1 Cerberus liSFlll7liSl'lt'Kl, May, IQO4. Cerberus JOSEPH QUINCY ADAMS, DAVID SHEPARD PRATT RALPH BRUERE DAUDT STANLEY HOW'ARD FLINT ALFRED CREWV, JR. HENRY LLOYD HUPE VERNE SKILLMAN JOSEPH GRANT NICCOLLUM JAY VVILLIAM TOMS ALBERT PAUL HANEX' JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE DONALD HIGBIE PARCE VVILLIAM VAN ALAN CLARK ,111-IOMAS COSGROVE, JR. JOHN THOMAS LLOYD CHARLES JACOB STEIN PERCY JAMES TAYLOR HAROLD WELLINGTON NIOFFAT RAYMOND OLNEY KENNETH BAILEY FISKE LAFAYETTE LEVAN PORTER VVALDEMAR HANS FRIES HENRY MEAD FROST I -. w nf X E g,,,b .f- v 4 L6 'Sm 'w3 'HL'!E-'J 'Ri x ,s 1 If p,.vf W .-f 'Jak qw Q X .4 ' ., ,.f.. .V k - -71 'Ei ,, Af , M -+11 A ,J ',- 2 - 4, ,. ' 4- . 4 ng : :X ijlil, u-1 , A ,-1 4.58, .,, iL' 'N w . x., 21,3-1g.,'e,..?.p.5gY Q' N i'fg'.i',fw. i x, ' ' Z' J .aviff '- ' 12' 'Q .fit -KM V-L . .1 . , 1 X' V -45 gf.: Wh E .. W' v a . il-L My 1 .l A, L V ,-,, W-. A 'X' ff 5475 Q 511 il ' Fl q EI lfoumlc-d, April 1, IQO5. Seal and Serpent STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT CREED WALSH FULTON ARTHUR LAVVRENCE FROST CLIFFORD EHLE LIPE VVILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT FRANCIS SMITH NIARLOVV GILBERT LAFAYETTE COLLINS EMMET CHEATHAM WILSON VICTOR ALBERT STIBOLT TOM WELTON JEROME CARSKADDAN BISHOP JAMES JENKINS LOWE THIRLESTANE SCOTT Members XVILLIAM RALPH OURAND HOWARD LOBDELL SHAMAN JOHN CLIFFORD ROGERS XVILBUR DYRE HART GEORGE XVALTER BLAIR JOHN JACOB SERRELL FRANK STEVVART HOPKINS EARLE BARRETT HOLDREDGE 322 CLAUDE BIARTIN THIELE JAMES NICHOLAS SEVER BREWSTER R PHILIP VAN CLEEF NIATTES WALTER OTTO KRUSE HARRY VAN VVINKLE BERRY XVALTER BRUCE CALDVVELL HERBERT VALENTINE PUSCH ik VW lllkUMNW Hlllllll 1EEWWWW'mw5M'nl'Wii1 6QWIN1WWlH!11I4WIi ' W WW 'lk 'M' Ulll W ' lj!! M y Zodiac JOSEPH QLIINCY .-XDAMS JOHN CRAIG CHARLES LEE CRANDALL JOHN SILI. CT.-XLL.-XGI-ilili BURTON JUDSON LEMON GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER .RODMAN RCIUNN CORNELL RUSSELL CLARK GERMOND JOSEPH CHURCH ANDREWS GEORGE TVIANNING RITTENHOUSE, JR. WESTON GAVETT EARL THOMAS HORTON HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL MARSHALL VAN DERH WALTER CORNELIUS CONGER CHARLES PARKER DAVIDSON, CLARK SUTHERLAND NORTHUP XVILLIAM HAZLITT SMITH CHARLES SCOON WILSON WILLIAM FORREST LEE BURTON JUSTICE RAY CHARLES NIOREHOUSE KENNEDY OTTO VON KRUSE CHARLES EDWYNE LEX, JR. ALAVA EUGENE SHERO ROY TAYLOR q ARTHUR MURPHY KRUSE LEGRAND DEGRAFF SIMSON THOMAS ROGERS 'TAYLOR OEF ROBERT PHELPS KENNEDY KENNETH DANIEL ROCKWVELL Nayati Local Club, Qrgnnized, October 29, IQO7 Nayati JAMES EDGAR DAVIDSON SPENCER GOLDSMITH STRAUSS JOSEPH SHIELDS WILSON HOINIER H. LATIMER RAYMOND THOMAS CLOYES RUDOLPH EMIL LIPPERT EARLE AMBROSE RYDER ARTHUR VVEEKS WAKELEY PAUL BAXTER HOIVIMEL XVILLIAM DEAN CARLTON CHARLES AUGUST FRANKE JOHN FORWOOD LYNN HUGH JOHN IVIACWVILLIAMS 328 Kappa Psi Local Fraternity. Kappa Psi CLARENCE JOSEPH HAND ALFRED ALPHONZ TAUSK HAROLD JAMES SPELMAN CHARLES PREVIN EDWIN CHARLES NIAYER NIAURICE FRANCIS BREEN PFI-IOMAS PATRICK HANAGAN NIURLE LAURENS ROWE JAMES GREGORY TUCKER PHILIP HOMER FLWOOD Members 332 HERBERT 'SIGMUND XVANGER RALPH JULIAN FRIEDBERG GEORGE HENRY BISSINGER FRANKLIN HULING BRANIN GUSTAV SCHIRMER EDGAR DOUGLAS KATZ WILLIAM KLEE FRANK JAMES BRUCE O,BRIEN JOHN 'FOXVNSHEND CHILD FRED HILLMAN NICCLINTOCK L15 l ' ' ' lx - ' U 5, ' 'W ...IL-4 A icy -5, H 1 ly iff! A 3 N .X ,f 9' k I ' ' 0' 0' - X - - ' ll l h 41 u 'n ' I M ' l l l Aflwlzflwllj 1 - qv.: 5 fy . , I 1 ! . ' W, I V . 71 A 1 - - , , , . , . Lk . , , , ... -. .Mug .,, E ororities l KAP1'A KAPPA DELTA ALPHA ALPHA ALPHA THETA KAPPA GAMMA GAMMA PHI OMICRON P1 - Societies DER HEXENKREIS RAVEN AND SERPENT SENNIGHTLY AFTERMATH XMAYSIDE SPORTS AND PA STIMES SAG E DRAMATIC CLU B PENNSYLVANIA CLUB 335 Kappa Alpha Theta loTA . LAM is DA SIQQATA . CHI , . ALPHA lil-i'rA ALPHA lDFI,'l'A ALPHA l'iP5ll,ON ALPHA ZHTA , ALPHA K.-XPl'i-X GAMMA .'XI.UXlN.-Ui FTA :Xi UMNTXIE NL' ALUMNAF ALPHA BETA G.Am1A . lfPsI1.oN FTA MU . , P1 . . . ALPHA CEANINIA ALPHA ETA . ALPHA ALUxiNAlf l'1PSILON ALUMNAE . ZETA ALUMNAE MU ALUMNAE KAPPA ALUMNAE lDEl.TA , K,APPA . RHO 'FAU , l..lPSILON Psi . . ALPHA THETA ALPHA IOTA . BETA ALUMNAE DELTA ALUMNAE X1 ALUMNAE , PHI . OMEGA 4 . ALPHA LAMBDA loTA ALUMNAE OMICRON ALUMNAE lfountletl, Igjo Roll of Chapters Alpha District Beta District Delta District Gamma District 337 Cornell University lfniversity of Vermont ilioronto University Syracuse University Swarthmore College Xyomanls College of lialtinioie Brown University Barnard College Adelphi College New York City Burlington, Vermont Syracuse, New York De Pauw University Indiana State University Butler College lVooster University University of Michigan Allegheny College Albion College Ohio State University Vanderbilt University Greencastle, lndiana Columbus, Ohio lndianapolis, lndiana Cleveland, Qhio Pittsburg, Pennsylvania University of lllinois University of Kansas University of Nebraska Northwestern University University of Minnesota University of Wiscoiisiii University of Texas Vliashington University Minneapolis, Minn. Chicago, lllinois Kansas City, Missouri Stanford University University of California University of Vllashington Los Angeles, California Seattle, Vliashington Kappa Alpha Theta Iota Chapter Established, 1881 In Urbe MRS. JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK MRS. EDWARD L. NICHOLS MRS. LOUIS DENNIS MRS. BENJAMIN KINGSBURY MRS. GEORGE RAY CHAMBERLAIN CHRISTINE S. AVERY QUEENIE N. HORTON NIARY R. PRESTON E. ELIZABETH CLARKE NIARGARETE DARVAS JEANETTE E. MCKENZIE MARIE A. BEARD MARGARET CONNOR HELEN DIXON MRS. DAVID ROE MRS. ALBERT W. SMITH MRS. THOMAS L. LYON CECILIA AGNES LAVV JESSICA MAY HITCHCOCK MARY KATHERINE BIRCH Graduate MARY V. VVAITE Undergraduates T909 M. MARGARET VAN DEUSEN IQIO QLIVE L. WHITSON IQII IQI2 338 SARA M. BAILEY JULIA W. MCCORMICK LOIS W. WING ETHEL C. XVI-IITELEY CORNELIA M. SWITZER EDITH A. YOUNG MARGARET NIANDEVILLE JEAN F. POTTS J KATHERINE W. POTTS Kappa Kappa Gamma PHI . . BETA lirsirox lgl2'l',-K Snzxm . Psi . BETA 'l'Au Bi-:TA .'Xl,pl'I:x BETA loTA . ci.-XMMA Rilo A BETA Uvsirox l,AmsDA BETA ci,-'XNlXlA BETA Nu , BETA lDEi.'rA . Xi . li.-XPPA . DELTA . loTA . Mu , . ETA , . BETA LAMBDA UPSILON . liPs1i,oN C1-I1 , BETA ZETA 4 'Isl-IETA . SIGMA . OMEGA . BETA IVIU . BETA XI . BETA OMICRON P1 . . BETA ETA . 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CARLOTTA NIAURY Undergraduates JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON FLORENCE OLIVE KING KATHARIN E NIADGE SMITH LULU ALLT STRONGE FANNY GARDNER SELDEN RUTH INGALLS STON E HELEN MAGDALENE BRICKMAN PAULINE BROWNING BROOKS LUANNA MATTISON CARMAN LULU OPH ELIA SMITH LOUISE DAVIS KATHARINE STEWART JESTER 34-2 A1.PH A B ETA Gam MA D ELTA EPSILON Z ETA ETA TH ETA IOTA KAPPA LAMBDA MU NU X1 Alpha Ph' lfouncletl at Syracuse University 1872 Roll of Chapters Syracuse University . Northwestern University De Pauw University . Cornell University Minnesota University . Baltimore College Boston University University of Michigan University of VVisconsin Leland Stanford, Jr., University University of California Barnard College . . University of Nebraska University of Toronto . 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EPs1LoN Alpha micron Pi lfonntlt-cl 1397 Roll of Chapters . . Bzirnzirtl College Nt-wconrlu College New York University Law School University of Tennessee Rnnclolpli-Macon YVornen's College University of Nebraska University ofCaliforni:1 De Pziuw University Tufts College University of Maine Cornell University Alumnae New York City San Francisco Providence Boston New Orleans 347 Alpha micron Pi Fpsxlon Chapter Establlslud IQO8 Members ROBERTA ESTELLE PRI YCHARD MRS. B. M. DUGGAR JOSEPHINE BRITTON MARGARET GIKAHANI ANNA ALLEN ANNA B. GENUNG ETHEL DAVIS LOTTIE M. KETCHAM CATHERINE M. ALLEN BAIARION DARVILLE BfIABEL DE FOREST CATHARINE DONLON ELSA GUERDRUM 343 ? r-4 'T ' . :M ' . 'F' , ,A lg.:-L ' ,ffl ik. .. ,, A Sennightly CIECII. AI.-Kl'!1ili CEIZORGIA BURR NIARY AMELIA BELL RETA IILIZABETH KEENAN I'IEI.ENE CEERTRUDE LECHMAN C:ENEVIEVE MURRAY LAURA 'TURNER COOPER FRANCES BELL RUTH BERTHA HOFFSTEN FRANCES L. NICTANIMANY JENNIE L. ELLIS HAIQRIET' M. T. SKERRETT 349 . . NA v-v EMILY HICKNIAN JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON BERNICE LUCY BROWN ELLEN GRACE ERWAY QUEENIE NORTHROP HORTON LAURA JOACHIM RETA ELIZABETH KEENAN HELENA LECI-IMAN GRETCHEN RICH LEVY ELSIE LINK LULU ALLT STRONGE 350 VFZH PIHD PSPEHT ' ..,....., IANE I-II,IzAIzIz'I'H ANDERSON BIQRNICE LUCY BROXVN AIOLLIE B. HENDERSON QLIEENIli NORTHROP HORTON FLORENCE O1,IN'E KING HELENE CIFRTRUDE LECHMAN NIARY REYNOLDS PRESTON EVA XVINIFRED RORTY MARY BOWLER TRUE SARAH ELIZABETH BARNHOLT PAULINE BROWNING BROOKS MARTHA EMILY DICK BEATRICE ESCHNER ANNA WAGNER KEICI-ILINE CARRIE KNOLL MASON LULU OPHEI..IA SMITH CHRISTINA MILLS STIVERS CORNELIA MARGARET SWITZER RI-IODA FOUQUET WHITE 351 - fxrl 2 I' W ' .inf gk .E -ffi'-:'Lx'.g -gpg. 1 Ag TQ 1 53+ Kfjuwifujqjgx , X 'P . Q J-1 1 ,ffkfixf -Q 5: , 14 . ' 163- 1- -f M -W 6 qtz- - '- -- ,,-ff'-gf-N 1 . f' I3 'Z QE' fl ,fj Qi. - 1 gag-I, . -Lfff , ,i. -if it ig 7 gr ....- ,. U, , , 11, 7 1 Members IQIO GRACE E. ARTHUR ANNA E. BIDDLE EDITH M. OSBORNE HELEN R. WANSBORO IQII JANE L, JONES GERTRUDE KELLOGG RUTH I. SHEPARD IQI2 BESSIE GURNEE VIOLET HARRISON MABEL KELLOGG 352 K - -L - .. L , -fi, 1:-if - ri-' 5 1- 2-:S E 5 --'.. 'E E g gg i E 5 -E2 - f 5 - ,., 5, 'ZS-fi: E E r , E -E 5 SL E E 5 li : E 3 E Ei? Z gi ' A - 'zz-. 1- -' .1 -- Engl' - Qin' 1 I-' A A A' -5 Qi1?f -- , i ii- V I Members ELIQANOR XVALI, IQSTHER PARKER, M.D. NlARY l'.0S'I'ER CAI.DWIiI,I, MAITIE CHARLo'I'I'I2 NIOFFE'I'lN AIYRA LONG NICCOY EVA VVINIFRED ROIITY ANNA HUMMER VVILSON ETHIQL ROBISON NIAY ALICE DAVIS CHRISTINA NIILLS STEVENS NIARY VIesTA I-IORTON HELEN AUGUSTA VAII, RUTH VOORHEES 353 1 :L mf MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MISS SARA J., 4 'df' 'L 31T:A,- if' Lfd 9 T A if A 2X7 ff- I . I , I -I-+P' I-I-H-ina + H -- -I- T m 2 A 3 I AX H- - , , . 2-if I gk . T ICB! '4rci -I-3' Officers ELIZABETH CLARKE . Preddmt FRANCES L. NICTAMMANY . VII:-Prer1'1f0nf ANNE W. KEICHLINE . . Serretm'-V CHRISTINA M. STIVERS . . Trmsurfr Sports a ANDREW D. WHITE CHARLES H. BLOOD LOUISE R. LOOMIS EMILY HICKMAN ELLEN B. CANFIELD F. BURNS KATHERINE E. EATON . CAROLINE C. CRAWFORD SARA F. BURNS . . nd Pastimes Council 354 ELIZABETH CLARKE CAROLINE C. CRAWFORD KATHERINE E. EATON ANNE W. KEICHLINE FRANCES L. LXXICTAMMANY CHRISTINA M. STIVERS Alanagfr' Barfetbafl Club Afanager Tfnnif Cfub Alnnagfr Bozztzlng Cfub WIII1. IM lhllllllllllli , C. 1111 lm :Inu M l IHDITQIXUI 1 Y W' BAE-N55 1 n ODNED5 y -I N- -I1 1 N C1-IRISTINI-3 .-XYERI' MARGARET BRADLEY LUCY S. CADOCAN L. GRACE RRXVAY EDNA D. CIRISWOLD SARA M. BAILEY CATHERINE M. ALLEN CAROLYN C. CRAWFORD IDA E. NIGHTINAGALE SARAH E. BARNHOLT RHODA F. WHITE MARY CROSSMAN ETHEL CALLAHAN EDITH BALLENTINE :EV W W g '. WLIi'f1111vfW!I:ETf ' M V' 'L' l 3' ' 31 H-11'1f?ffUf.1.11 fs fg,--W .. . N 'wfff' 1 If- 5 i II' . LII.. X 'i1Q'1':1-,yIQ?l1I , Y, 1 ':.I 1'4Vlil1'If , 11511 Ill I Ll L , i' lnullmmusl i- -Q?if .. 1' f',,-4 W 11 '11 . IQ- I I ff, ,'1::'.f' ' QL' ,. fx 'LEW If V 21 ta 1. 1 1 I QM . 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KEENAN . . .- ,PT6.V1.d611Z' GRETCHEN RICH LEVY . . Vice-Pre51'a'ent RUTH B. HOFESTEN . Secretary SARAH BARNHOLT . . Treasure: Members MARGARET W. AHERNE JANE ELIZABETH ANDERSON MARY AULT EDITH BALLENTINE ANNA BIDDLE SARA E. BURNS ELIZABETH CLARKE ANNA MARY COLLINS ETHEL L. DAVIS MARTHA E. DICK KATHERINE EATON BEATRICE ESCHNER ALICE EVANS MILIJRED EVANS ANNA FIELDEN VIOLET HARRISON PAULINE ESCHNER HIRSH 356 AGNES KALMBACH ANNA KEICHLINE HELEN LESTER ELSIE LINK FLORENCE MANN LUCY MARCH MARIANA MCCAULEX' NAOMI RIEGAL MARGARET H. RIGGS ETHEL ROBINSON HELEN O. SHOLLENBERGIER HARRIET SKERRET MARGARET THORP HELEN VAIL ETHEL WHITLEY ANNA WILSON EDITH A. YOUNG I II I I III IIIII III I I I WIIII I 'l I II I ' J h IIIII q II I IIII IIIIIIIIIIIII Illl Inf. IIIIQ IIIIIIIIIIWI YII I I I I I, I IW, 'IIIIIIIII III IIII IIIII IIIIIII I II Q II ' I III, I I'I 'A -, II IIIIII 'IS' 'f ' I II I- IIII I I 'IIII-III I I I I I I ,-I I,I II I XIII? I -I W I III II I IIIIIIIIII I J III I I5 . II I,I I I lm! 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X Q D SPISHX Head LANGDON BAIICOCK IJAY HEMMING BA'I'I'EY CLYDE FRANKLIN BAUMHOFER RICHARD IQYETT BISHOP ICDWARD IRVING BAYER EDWARD I'IEERM.-'INS CLARK PERRY HAMLIN CORNVVALL ROBERT EARL COULSON FREDERICK OI,IVER EBELING FRITZ FERNOVV CHARLES NIARTIN FRENCH CREED NVALSH FULTON XVARD LLEWELLYN GABLE LAWRENCE GUSTAVE HALLBERG, JR. JAMES ARMSTRONG HARRIS, JR. GEORGE HENDRICK HIGGINS PHILIP ZELL HORTON XVINFIELD SCOTT KEENHOLTS, JR. JOSEPH GRANT IVICCOLLUM LEO FRANCIS MURPHY BERNARD JOHN O,ROURKE GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE DORR CLENDENIN PRICE HART IRVING SEELY EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT SEYMOUR GEORGE KEYWORTH SHEARER HENRY MORRISON SHORT JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT GEORGE HENRY WALDER RANDOLPH WOODRUFE WEED, JR. 359 Senior Society I C 3, x Q I.,,... uill and Dagger CHARLER LESLIE BARNUM .-XUc:Us'I' CARL BOHLEN ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL RICHARD HENRY CORE JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE HENRY NIILO CURRY, JR. FRED EUGENE GARDNER XVERNER WILLIAN1 GOETZ RORERT HARGREAVES LENVIS HENRY ALFRED HENRY HUTCHINSON HARRISON PIERCE REED GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT FREDERICK ADOLPH RICE ALFRED Moss ROBERTS TI-IEODORE GRIFFITH ROCKWELL JOHN IJULL SCOTT ROBERT WATSON STANDART, JR. WALTER LEDYARD TODD ROBERT ELIAS TREMAN CARL HAWLEY WATSON CURTIS MILLER YO1-IE 361 Junior Society iszw rn IAA RT' 'f - '-. Q gf?- Aleph Samach WILLIAM ALIIEN BACKU5 HENRY HOWARD BENNETT EDWARD VIQIFFIN COOK, JR. EDWARD STANSILAN CROSBY STANTON GRIFFIS ARTHUR CHAPIN HASTINGS ROGER XVOIICOTT HITCI-ICOCK RUSSELL BLAIR HUR1,BURT MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES WALTER ERNEST KOERNER CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY WILLIAM WADE MATCHNEER FRANK HARRINGTON MCCORMICK THOMAS LEO MILLER HOMER GEORGE MOWE MAXIMILIAN FRANCIS THEODORE SM ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN PAUL WILLIAMS SAMUEL WILLIAMS HOBART CONE YOUNG 363 ITH Sophomore Society BXXXXSKHXX 1 9 1 1 Dunstan WILLIAM NIIELVILLE AITCHISON FLOYD WAYNE BELL LEON B. BROVVN ROY LEE LEVENTRY EDMUND BURKE hfIAGNER EDWARD GAUI. MACARTHUR SAMUEL FREDERICK NIXON WILLIAM GU'I'H1iIE PACKARD LE GRAND DE GRAFF SIMSON LEE JAMES TALBOTT EDGAR STOW WHEELAN ALBERT CORT WIECHERS BERWICK BRUCE WOOD 369 Civil Engineering Society L L' 1' . 1 Rod and Bob HART CUMMXN ROBERT CRITCHLOW DEWVAR HORACE SILLIMAN DECAMP NEW'TON CAMP FARR CYRI1, ADOLPHUS FAUCHER EDWARD KENNETH HYATT ALBERT JOY LOVE LEROY HEWLINGS MICHIE BERNARD JOHN O'ROuRKE GEORGE CURTIS PIERCE ROBERT BREWSTER STANTbN, 367 Civil Engineering Society , A A 13 gf. I . 4 g 'gif '...,-:,if' If-21 'T-1' P ramid IJENRY NIiIZI,N' OGDEN IDONALD IDERICKSON CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD QBSCAR LYNN RHODES CHARLES BENTON XVIGTON RALPH ALCORN SMALLMAN CARL I-IAWLEY XNATSON FAY HEMMING BATTEY STANLEY VVOODRUFF SMITH GUSTAX' JAEGER REQUARDT CLARENCE DOUGLAS ANTHONY PEDRO LOMBARDO THOMAS COSGROVE, JR. LEONARD CHURCH URQUHAIKT ARTHUR VOSBURY VANNEMAN PHILIP ZELL HORTON LEROY BULLARD HOLBROOK GEORGE GIKEENWOOD ANDREWS HAROLD HILL JONES HENRY HOOKER FORBES MARION Ross WATSON CHARLES EDWARD ERICKSON ROY TAYLOR FRED LEROY STEARNS MAXIMILIAN THEODORE SMITH 369 Civil Engineering Society CS lg Semaphore CHARLES l-HE CRANDALL ORA NIINOR LifI,AND ERNEST WILLIAM SCHODER FRANCIS JOSEPH SEERY WILLIAM RALPH OURAND STANLEY HONVARD FLINT ALBERT PAUL HANEY JOHN CLIFFORD ROGERS HERBERT BUTLER HOYT RUSSELL VINCENT BANTA CHARLES ABNER LYERLY, JR. JAY WILLIAM TOMS OTTO VON KRIUSE WILLIAM GLENN HOYT EDWARD PHILIP LEONARD GEORGE FREDRICK UNGER HAROLD HALE WILLIAMS GEORGE WASHINGTON HEWITT 371 I Louis l UIiR'I'I2S V. A. RIARTIN I. HEBRARD H. VV. H ELMIER -I. W. ROOT T. M. KELKER E. L. BULLOCK J, B. DELHI-IAN'fY' F. F. HANBIDGE H. G. BECKWITH C. H. CULL T. R. LUDLAM H. D. MCWETHY G. C. SMITH R. B. RHOADS D. F. CRANE II. GERARD G. H. ORAHOOD Architectural Society ,- - .X ill...- 'Tf J-l .l.- YL.: 11 . .J...-...- I D . H1 ' ,T fi J 1. 1 . L'OgiVe Members Honorary R. L. li.-xcxus .-X. N. GlBI3S A. C. PHELPS H. S. GUTSEI.L O. M. BRAUN121: Active A. C. BOHLEN L. G. HALLBERG L. W. H11'T C. B. NIERCUR H. BAXTER J. F. STRING D. A. CARMICHAEL N. H. KIRKPATRICK L. P. WARD H. O. HAYIES K. B. FISKE A. H. BADEAU In Absentia T. B. EVERMAN R. V. DAVEY A. F. KORN R. C. TINDALI. 373 Architectural Society ,,a!ilJl.lI.lj 1 . J ff ghilf- J ,170 . Q i ,4f :X'2 I -I - I 1 v I-'ECL ANDREW IDIQRSON XYIIITI-I CHARLES ISAIICOCR CLARIENCIS AL'c:L'S'I'INI2 XIARTIN JEAN HERRARD CJLAF RIARTINUS ISRALINER ALIIERT CH.-XRL1-QS l'HEI,IIS HIRAM SAMUEL csU'I'SIiI.I, ROBERT BACRLS GEORGE ROGERS THOII-IPSON WALTER ADAM ISERNARDI RAEAEL ERNESTO NIARQUINA CECIL KENNETH BELL ROY ALTON LIPPINCOTT GEORGE RODNEY HARRIS JOSEPH R'II'l'Cl-IELL KELLOGG 'IJHOMAS RIA!-ION IQELKI-IR clI1.BER'I' IDHELPS I-IALL EUSEBIUS 'IRI-IEODORE HUTCHINK3 LAURENCE XVILIIUR HITT 'IJHEODORE IXIORTIMER STEVENS CJLIVEK RICHARD STEVENS JOHN WELLBORN ROOT GUSTAY' CARL BOHLEN HARRY XVHITE HELMER ROBERT GILMORE I-IANEORD EDWARD EASSON GOODWILLIE JOHN VVALTER SMITH LOUIS BOOART WALTER NIEIER BERT P. FLOYD WILLIS M. ROSE 375 S Agricultural Society n Hebs-sa EDWARD IRVING BAYER IiRv1N CEETMAN MCCLOSREY GEORGE HARVEY NIILLER ICDWIN XVELL5 NIITCHELI. REFIUS LA'1 1'1NG ROSSMAN l'IART IRVING SEELY EDWARD LOOMIS DAVENPORT SEYMOUR CHARLES JACOB S'1'E1N EDWARD I-IERRMANN THOMSON STEPHEN FRANKLIN XVILLARD, FIR. 376 Graduate Scientific Fraternity Gamma Alpha l Ul'NlJI5lJ .-YI' CORNICIJ, L'NlYliRSI'I'Y ISQQ Roll of Chapters COuxI4:I,I. UNIVIQIISITI' JOHNS HOIIIQINS UNIvI2RsI'rx' DAR'I'mOU'1'H COLLEGE UNIVI-ZIISITY OF CHICAGO UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 377 X Graduate Scientific Fraternity fx ii' 'Eta Q F 0 J Nw . I I jf Ig ur'-f J ' Gamma Alpha Cornell Chapter ARTHUR AUGUSTUS ALLEN FRANK GIBBS ANDERSON GEORGE FRANCIS ATKINSON WVESLEY RIANNING BALDWIN LEON DEXTIZIK BATCHELOR JAMES ADRIAN BIZZELL J. CHESTER BRADLEY ARTHUR XVESLEY BROWNE NATHAN WVATSON COIL JOHN HENRY COMSTOCK EUGENE CASSON CRITTENDEN MARSHALL BAXTER CUMMINGS GEORGE CHARLES EMEODY ALAN FERGUSON WKVALTER STEBBINS FORD LEONARD HASEMAN WILLIAM ATWOOD HILTON OSKIAR AUGUSTUS JOHANNSEN BENJAMIN FREEMAN KINGSBURX' LEWIS KNUDSON LUTHER BYNUM LOCKHART NIERRISS NIICKEY AICCOOL ALEXANDER DYER DI.-XCGILLIVRAY WVERANUS ALVA MOORE IRVING COLES PETTIT VVILLIAM EUGENE PIPER CHARLES ALBERT PUBLOXV DONALD REDDICR HUGH LDANIEI. REED XVILLIAM ALBERT RILEY HAROLD ELLIS ROSS ELMER SETH SAVAGE JOHN SANFORD SHEARER FRED FLOYD SHE'I'TERLY RFIARK VERNON SLINGERLAND ALBERT ALEXANDER SOMERVILLE CHAUNCEY WILLIANI WVAGGONER CHARLES LEOPOLD WYALKER GEORGE FREDERICK WVARREN HERBERT HICE XYHETZEL GORRELL ROBEIKT XVHITE JOHN ANDERSON XVILKINSON ALBERT: HAZEN 'VVRIGHT WARD BEN XYHITIZ C,ioRRI2I, RIIIII-:R'I' XYHITIE .1051-:I'II CHURCH .-XNIIRIQWS lSLfR'I'oN JUSTIN R.-KY Ii v E R ETI' Ii L7 45 li N Ii BRA cnc: YINTON LOGAN S'I'AI.I-ix' XYILLIANI COLLORD .-XCRLIN EDWARD 'l'IIfFIN Cook I-'RANRLIN HIIKANI SMITH Chemistry Society l blc GEORGE KEywoR'I'H SHIRZARER FRED LOYD SHETTERLY SIDNEY VVINTIERS SHA'I I'UcI-1 LAURENCE PUMPELLY -IOHN ANDERSON XVILKESON RAYMOND 'FIZMPI.E'l'ON SMITH HENRY HENNEGIN FIQUCKER DANIEL MILLER ALFRED WKVILKINSON CONKLIN 'fl-IOMAS WHITNEY BENSON WELSH 379 Military Society 3 N. 5 ff ff: -uv ffy ..f' iv ' - Ci .- X .,,, A, I if f' S ' 2 5 ,.:61f,' 1-W ' , ., , rf, Q , J'-f 2- - -e,.f' f ,, . ,A 7- fi! fi' ai' ,fgfgfqf if il? M 04.2- I -I 1 -If eff . , X 1 , 1 rf .. , 4.5 -.-.,. Z4 -.444 ' Y m i pf' .. 5- .x.'i.,' ' '-': ,f 6 .1 t I .v1. .- Scabbard and Blade ERVIN Louis PHILLIPS FRANK ARTHUR BARTON XVILLIAM PERCY VAN NESS ANDREW IDICKSON WHITE WILLIAM RALPH OURAND STANHOPE ECCLESTON BLUNT STANLEY HOWARD FLINT CLIFFORD MACKAY HUSTIED SAMUEL SMITH ROLPH EDWARD HENRY CUMPSTON HENRY LLOYD HUPE FRANCIS SMITH NIARLOXV CHARLES ABNER LYERLY CHARLES WALTON FITCH CLEMENT EDWARDS CHASE BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY JOHN CHARLES WHEELER GEORGE WVVALTER BLAIR EDWARD ROSS SUTHERLAND 38 O : f Phi Beta Kappa . -iw. .' - i. ' M51D:ml,ll!.!e,m' -Q URGAN lllf D l1lfClfMB1f li 5, 1 rr gi- , -' New York Theta Chapter , - li5'l'Alll.lSH 1511 MAY 18, 1882 ' 1ll '1lm1 11 '. , 'nt - .l.111lES Alrhlllltox . . . . Prcsiflfnt :::I !'1 ?1' ,,.!:'P..i1 Alllflilill llitrlas, Jn, . . Vice-Pl-esident r. ' t7l,.lRli S1 l'llE1ll,.1N1l Nonrlltfl' Secretary 11',ll.Tlf1l: l1l't'71ilNIillA31 titlzvlan .... Treasurer Q til-Julual-1 Iflelilar-:l:ll'k Itotaalisln' ..... Registrar 1' E.rf'r'uIil'e LUIHIIIIHIV' ll'll,l Ihr allure qjicwrs ' l':111'lS l.Ul'1S l'Il1I.l.1I'S Hl-zxln' Al'GUSTI.'S SILI, Members in the Faculty I'g1'1W -'lllwf' . . 1-1'l'll1tlll1 INST Altrr-d Hayes, .1r. Princeton, 1895 1'3Ugf'1'9 111111111 -'1l1'11'4'WS t'orneI1 13495 l'll11l lE'S Henry Hull . Cornell, 1886 1:99129 1'ff1 'r fVkHN'lI 1'1u'm-11 1885 -1t'1't'Illl1ll1 Xvllifillll' .lenks . Michigan, 1878 L,h1l 1f'f 1'111 't Pk V L'ninn 1817 George 181111121111 .Innes . . Yale, 1859 11I'9flGl'llfl-Q l'1f'jlt-ll . - Yule 1889 1'1tlX1'lIl 1Yaller lY0l1llllF:l'0l' 1Vesleyan, 1899 4-1'f'f1Hf11'!W1'1 H--nl..-n . ln-..tt.., ms .lame Almlltllnll . . A Dublin, 1881 1511219 Mf1'11tl ' H4'H'1 3' . Nebraska 1895 llarry Wheeler Marlin . . Cornell, 1906 'Julian 1l8iN1'lt Hmm A 911101120 151013 1110111011 Sullivan Mrrnrt e . Cornell, 1896 Arthur Wtesley iil'll1Yl1l-3 . . Wt-slvyailx, 1900 Clark Sllll19l'l1llltl Northlnl . . Cornell, 1893 4'9UrlZ9 Lincoln Burr . . . U--rncll 1881 Ervin Louis Phillins . . . Cornell, 1891 11 alter iglltjklllfllllllll l':ll'vvr . 17ll'lil1lSll1l 1899 Vlarent-e Albert Pierce . VVesleyan, 1902 1f1i11111f.'ll1lr11-S lrlenry c,l1lllt'I'llll . t'llit-ago, 1902 Paul Russel Pope . Western Reserve. 1898 1Lr0c1el'lc' Cores Cl1lll t'l1 , t'orne1l, 1909 Arthur Ranlun . , Minnesota, 1892 1'I'Ctl0!'lCli .-Xldriell 1llPYl'l1ll1Il . Cornell 1899 1Yi1liaIn Albert Riley . . De Pauw, 1897 Lane Cooper ..,. Rutgers 1890 Martin 1Vrif:ht 5211111381 n Cincinnati, 1888 Robert lgarl t'rlu1son . , t'orncl1 1909 Jacob Gould Sclillrlnnn . . London, 1877 Iihomas 1' I'E'tlP1ICli Crane , l'rinceton 1804 Henry Augustus Sill . . Columbia 1888 Eugene Casson Cl'llll'l'Itll'll . tfornell, 1905 Rufus Daniel Slllltlil . . , Cornell, 1907 'Tl1f71Y1i15 G. Delbrirllze . 1'nion, 1903 .lohn Robert Sitlingtan rjterrett . Munich, 1880 Louis llunroe Dennis . . llicllignll 1885 11'illiam Strunk, Jr. , , Cincinnati, 1890 Herbert Charles l'lllllL'I' . . 1.lUl'llf?ll 1883 Frank Thilly . . . Cincinnati, 1887 Albert Bernharllt Faust . .lohns Ilopkins. 1889 Charles Mellen Tyler . . Yale 1855 W llllam Albert Finch . . Cornell, 1880 Lucien Augustus 1Vai' . . Harvard, 1870 Roswell Clifton Gibbs . Cornell 1905 Herbert I-lice Whetzel . . VVabash, 1902 Qeorge William Harrie Cornell 1873 Andrew Curtis 1Vhite . Hamilton, 1881 Gllbefl 139111115011 Harris . Cornell, 1880 1Va1tel' Francis Willcox . , Amherst 1884 -loseph Porter Harris . . Cornell, 1901 Charles Hamilton Williams Missouri, 1907 Jmnes Morgan Hart . . PI'lI1CGf1lll. 1800 .larnes Albert 1Vinans . Hamilton, 1897 Albert LeRoy Andrews Anna 1' lolet Barbour . George Edwarcl 1Voo4lhury, Harvard, 1877 Resident Members . 1Villiams Cornell 1899 1905 Elizabeth Hazelton Haight . Florence Dora Ingham . . Vassar 1894 . Cornell: 1905 Charles Ernest Bennett . Alnherstlf 1905 Mary Douglass Judd Mann . Cornell, 1904 Mary Katharine Birch . De Panw, 1899 Shirley Gale Patterson . . Amherst, 1905 Josephine Britton . . ' Cornell, 1907 Elfrieda Hoc-hbaum Pope . Northwestern, 1899 Leslie,Nathan Broughton . Union 1900 Ida Louise Reveley . , Syracuse. 1905 Nellie itlarie Reed Burnett , . Cornell 1895 Frederick Aclolnh Rice . . Cornell, 1908 Mattie Alexander Martin Burr . Cornell 1902 Harry Ames Richards . . Cornell. 1908 Anne Browning' Butler . , Cornell 1902 Ruby Bell Smith . . Stanford, 1902 Helen Honor Tunnicliti Catterall , Vassar 1889 1lVilIialn Hazlitt Smith . . Cornell, 1873 Grace YVllmarth Caldwell Cllii1'l1l70I'l!1lH Cornell 1892 Bessie Francis Speed . . Cornell, 1906 Helen Maud Clarke . . . Kansas 1903 Amelia Esty Sl50WB11 4 - V8-SSEH3 1871 Harold Bartlett Curtis . . Cornell 1907 Radoslav Andrea Tsanoff . Oberlin 1906 Alice May Durand . . Oberlin, 1906 Newton Foster Vail . . Hobart, 1890 Mary Helen Eagan . Cornell, 1908 Henry Earle Weaver . Cornell, 1908 Edward Augustus George . . . Yale, 1885 Andrew Dickson White . . . Yale 1853 VVilliam Elliot GriHis . . Rutgers 1869 Helen Magill 11'hite . . Swarthmore, 1873 Edith Naomi Bentley Helen Elizabeth Blake John James Carney Elizabeth Ellsworth Cook Mary Helen Eagan Florence Estelle Bibbins Frederic Corss Church Robert Earl Coulson Roger liuller ivllliams, Yale, ises Class of 1908 Melvin Biggs Goodwin Carrie Zoe Hartman Henry Thomas kent, Jr. Frederick Adoloh Rice Harry Ames Richards Henry Earle Weaver ' Class of 1909 Annetta Marie D18Ckl1'l3Hl1 Allan H. Gilbert Freda Kiso Floy Howell Roberts Robert Eugene Samuels Emma Frances Skinner Claire Louise Southworth Alma Tieclemann Waldie Frank Millet Morgan Margaret Atwell Stone Harrison Ray Weaver K-Vt S . . ' 1 H121 1 f g .f , , -4-S ,X Mi l' ' ' frkiw k. 'fM N 'cf 5 . I ' ' I E Officers 1908-1909 Ja.. f I Q , President, J. S. SHEARI-:R Vice-President, B. F. IQINGSBURY L - 1, C'orrespondin.g Secretary, J. JVICRIAHON ' 1 ' A Treasurer, H. RIES . Recording Secretary, E. J. DURAND A. A. :ALLEN G. F. ATKINSON L. H. BIXILEX' QV. M. BALDWIN l '. N. BARNARD F. A. BARNES F. .BIQDELL 1. M. BENTIJJI' J. A. BIzzI-:LL J. A. BLACK E. l5I..IKI:R J. C. BRIKDIJEX' H. B. BHONYN A. XV. BROWNI: ' H. BURNETT YV. C. CAPRON .C. CARPEN'rI:R b. Resident Members of the Cornell Chapter 1908-1909 H. W. GILLETI' E, H, PRESWICK G. D. HARRIS YV. H. PYLE 12.15. HASKELI. A, RANUM J. H. HATH,xw.u' B. J, RAY R. B. HAYES D. REDIJICK H. D. Hicss H. W. RICDFIELD 1'1.VV.1'1IBB.-XRD H. D. REED W. A. HILTON J. E. RICE C. F. HIRSHFPLLIJ 1'. Honor: G. S. HOPKINS D. F. Hoy C. J. I'IUMPHRl:ZY F. K. RICHTMYER H. RIES . A. RILEY WV. VV. ROWVLEE W. VV M. SAYVIJON J. I. HUTCHINSON J. P. SCH.-XEFFER H. S. JACOIIY E. W, SCHODER F. R. SHARPE O. A. .IOIIANNSRN V. KARAIDETOW J. S. SHE.-XRER R E ' . M. CH.-IMOT I. P. Cnuncu C. F. CLARK MRS. A. B. COMSTOCK J. H. COMSTOCK G. D. CONLEE L. COVILLE C. F. CRAIG .I. CRAIG C. L. CRAND.xI.I. lil. C. CRITTENDEN B. S. CUSI-IMAN L. A. DARLINO T. G. IJl'II.BRIIlCRlQ L. M. DICNNIS B. C. D ENNISOX Il. D1l4JIJERICHS H. G. DOES!-IX' M. DRESBACII B. M. DUGGAR E. J. DUR.-IND M. C. ERNSBEROER P. A. FISH NY. B. FITE L. A. FIJERTES H, P. GAGE S. H. Gage MRS. P. GAIIIIL L. R. GEISSLER R. C. GIBHS A. XV. G1I,IaIcR'f A. C. GILI, A. C. DURANID XV. J. ELSER J. IENVING A. T. ICERR D. S. IQIMBALL B. F. 1iINGSBURY RJRS. M. H. KINGSIIVRI' MISS P. G. SI-IELDON M. V. SLINGERLAND A. XV. SMITH MRS. R. G. B. SMITH L. IQNUUSON R. C. SNOWDON .I. LAW V. SNYIJER O. M. LELANIJ XV A. STOCKING H, H. LOVE G. XV. TAILBI3 JR. T. L. LYON J. H. TANNI-:R MISS E. S. McCAR'1'1-n' R. b. TARR G. R. RICJDERMOTT M. F. THGMAS MISS L. S. MCDOWIQLL M. B. TINKER A. D. MAcGII,I.IvR,n' E. B TITCHI-:NRR J. IHCRTAHON O. TUGMAN A. R. lW.ANN D. H. UDALI, RAISE- H. lA'1.R1AR'l'IN G. B. UPTON MISS C. J. RI.-Xl.'RY O. D. VON ENGELN E. G. R1EHRITT C. VV. VV.-KGGONER E R. JVIINNS G. F. NVARREN F. A Moun' MRS. M. VV. VV.-KRREN G. S. IHOLISR H J. XVEERI-:R V. A. MOORE H. H. WHETZIQL J. O. BIORGAN G. M. VVHIPPLE G. VV. N.xSMY'1'II G. R. XVI-IITE J. G. NEEnH.1.:u P. J. NVIIITE E. L. N101-IOLS H. S. VVILLIAMS H. H. Norris YV L. NVilli:1mS H. N. OGIJEN C. S VVILSON NV. R.. ORNl70RIf11' H. H. VVING F. W. OWENS E. H. Woon MRS. H B. OWENS A. H. WRIGHT C. A PIERCE F. R. W'RIGH'I' In the Medical College, New York City J. S. FERGUSON J. ROGERS T. U. HASTINGS M. G. SCHLAPP NV. M. POLI-1 C. G. L. 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PHILIP BURT FISHER FDVVARD GAUL NIACARTHUR AUGUSTUS NORTON WILLIAM GUTHRIE PACKARD HENRY DEAN NIACVVETHY SEELAND MORGAN UHL SAMUEL FREDERICK NIKON JOSEPH FLEMING NIATTHAI OSCAR STAGER 'IQYSON GEORGE DY'KE BLAIR BERWICK BRUCE VVOOD FRANCIS XKVALDO KULTCHAR SANFORD BROWN IJEGIKAND DEGRAFF SIMSON EDGAR STOW XKVHEELAN RDMUND BURKE NIAGNER NIAURICE ALEXANDER SMITH FIDWIN EVERITT SHERIDAN RUEUS ISAAC WVORRELL WALTER XVILLIAM KUHN JOHN FISKE RAYNOLDS N.-n 4 1 :S rn Q f '3 X-'La pl 'A I I A I x Ml' I 1 I 1 A , l ll .Z' pu'--. I , ,.4, 9. 5 f ,' 5:12, . 1 '.ff4 .f . J Jil. I J -A':!..',h is I I . xii:-it-, 11 -... , , A5333 :E ' 9 .4 ,gfggizg :I . Q.,-Z.. 1 ,'Lf-. -' , I -, z-'wygf -..: f' I ,L .,L!'-'gn' f ' -I1-:'EiNyI A . X 'JVM Q in 1 'If aging , , I 2 fi ,s ' ' Z f 1' I I' 'I 4, '.' A LI' 'J' li,,f'gf, a 6 No, I .I YI. .yr I 1 ll, X , ll X. . -- K-'y,, J-.1-'Z' .,. . 2. 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GEORGE PORTER BROCKWAY ERNST JULIUS CARL FISCHER FRANK LINCOLN GRANT, JR. FRANK BURNETTE KELLEY RICHARD BAYARD TAYLOR KILIANI CLAUDE ELLSWORTH MITCHELL XVALTERNNIARVIN SUTTON 395 Washington Society SW ' I mg, , . I Senators GEORGE GREENLEAI-' ANDREWS WII.LIAM RALPH OURANI,D CREED WALSH FULTON I-IUGHEY STEWART HIEMINGWAY FRANCIS SMITH NIARLOW WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS EDWARD HENRY CUMPSTON, JR. GEORGE EDWARD WILSON BLAINE BUTLER RAMEY ' CHARLES GLENN BLAKE CHARLES WALTON FITCH THOMAS HINCHMAN FARRINGTON CHARLES SILAS BAKER l OL'Nl'JED I 397 CLAUDE MARTIN 'ICHIELE GFORGIE IVIARKRITER OYSTER XVI-IITNEY KIPP 'fl-IOMAS OGDEN HUMPHREYS CHARLES ALPHA HOWLAND DAVID AUSTIN HOVN'ARD JOHN DAVID PLANT ROBERT FLEMING FLEMING HENRY WHITE EDGERTON DANIEL NANNY SWAN, -IR. WILLIAM M. GALT MISH I1ARVEY TIMLOW MUNN CLARENCE JUDD EVANS Buffalo Society . 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'FHOMAS ROLAND BIIIOIIS IJANIEL XVIELLS HAI.LOcI4 ROIIIEIVI' WI-II'I'INc: MOIIRIQLI IDONALD MCKAY CIIOSSMAN HAROLD 'THOMAS IQIJWAIIIUS EvIaRI5'I I' LAVI-:RNE GATIZS IMI NDVI I IIJO-L Ifx'I-iIzIf'I I' NIAGNON YORK IIKXI 5Il.I.IN1.-XX l OS'I'IcIz IOIIN IOSEPH RAI.I'II I--IARIIY HUN'I I'INO RIQIQVI: IIISSIZ WOOIJINIULI, XVELLS GII,IzI5II'I' VICTOR S'I'IaIaLI2 IOI-IN RUSSELL SPRAGUE I-IIQRIIERI' PIaA'I I' LUCIQ JAY HEIJGES MULIfOIaIu SYLVESTIER HEATHCOTE HALLOCIQ ABRAM L.-XIAN SICLEN JOHN SHEIIER LUSCI-I DMIID WASHINGTON WEAVIIQ EDMUND MILLS WICIQS 403 -. J' 'yu 1.- ' 'AISH . ' v -' I v7.51-'.L.nr.--A . '- ' T,:,1f?1--'9?,:4xgx 3' f 1 Q. , - - F :Q 1.22 -' KY .. :. . ' - 311. J- ,, ' ,gilgfa ..,k'.,.,f,,. .1 - I A hfafffifff J V' f f-'Gif 5 J . Xu.-.Q ',.- v , - . ,E .I , .,9'. -.. R A A' Rm J hr Bixiv Qlluh ROBERT MOSS HENDERSON, JR. EDWARD ROSS SUTHERLAND CHARLES ABNER LYERLY, JR. CARTER ALSTON ARNOLD SAMUEL MARSHALL BEATTIIZ SAMUEL VVILLIAM BOOTH, JR XVILLIAM BROOKS CLIFT EDWARD HENIKY CUMPSTON, RUFUS FORD, JR. CREED WALSH FULTON ALBERT VVESTON GRANT, JR. . Preszlzfeni , . VIII?-P7'fXZ.DIF7Tf Sffretzzry mm' Tre'a:u1'mf Members R. -1.0 ROBERT MOSS HENDERSON, JR. HCDRACE LEONARD JONES CHARLES ABNER LYERLY, JR. HENIIY CARROLL POWER JOHN DALRYMPLE ROGERS XVILLIAM HARVEY STARK ALPHONSE JEROME STUDE EDVVARD ROSS SUTHERLAND ? dst JW- q.. ., Q, IT 'T' 6 ' . ff 1' 1 - f 'J Sv X W 13-62 K 'f Si, gif' -' '41 ' x , , ' S A ATB' fr -QI! . P if ,-ffl 1 M- xv-u, '-1 sf ' - 1' ' 3 -' I A ff'-5 'I 'f .57 1 0 ' -- .vw M ,f' .f K T' -N.-I 7 43 ' ' A - I if-'lf 'V , 5... 'Q 7-6 Y-. .w.'. J'. Q' ' ' A -TI? A -4 a .J A-J, I . , -. .I K- 11,11 4 Iv.: ,-g- . VJ 'I A Q f f, 3 , W . W 1 U 1 . 4,,, . . ,V K ,g ' . II. .'..v pk- , gp W. - r -V f5J 4 If ir, -.: X' , .4 1 A - Q . 1 . - I-. - gi.. ,. .K I fl. 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President HOWARD GORDON LANAHAN Vive-Pre.fia'ent CHARLES JOHN RASCH Sen-etary JOHN ALFRED STALFORT Trezzrurer JOSEPH RALPH BOLGIANO HOWARD GORDON LANAHAN EDWIN FRIESE DAVID BURCHARD STEVVART, JR. JOHN GEORGE PERTSCH, JR. GEORGE FREDERICK XVIEGHARDT RICHARD HORATIO WRIGHT LUDVVIG LAULL ROBERT SULLIVAN HOLLINGSHE.AD NORMAN BRICE FRANK HARRINGTON BICCORMICK WILLIAM FENIMORE CHILDS CHARLES JOHN RAsCH JAMES ANDREW COHILL JOHN VVALTER SMITH HERBERT SINCLAIR FAIRBANK JOHN ALFRED STALFORT CARROLL REDE HARDING BERNARD VVICH RAYMOND SCHLEGEL WALTER GEORGE DISTLER WILLIAM GOLL HELERICH EDVVARD ROBERT FICKENSCHER JOHN NVARREN NIAGOUN RAY WYEAKLE GILDEA WILLIAM SNOWDEN WRIGHT 406 J X , ,N . 1 'mr fm 1 OO R CHRYH ' 'wffigs 'swf 1 ' . . . W ii' fl ,aa - , - - ' Ki' -w,,., ' ' .r ...-.. 1.,f.-....,......- 1 . Y' ,I . ' . A Y, M 4 ... 1 1 y wfff f. V .1 2 . A-A f.p-- 'za . '- ' ' . -1 '1' f ' - ' ' , ., .P in 'NH' , ,V ,, , . A' ,... Q.':'2 '7:AT'1,Q1l' -4 r 'QKE Q i- 'ZS If gfffhlf '3!,m2wiZfe, .C3W1'f17'5 ... 'P ' 61.5011 Rudi! l1f'. 'i' ' -. S 1111 M,-1:-'ff -3-..m,. my-: X X seg.-g,,l,y:,:e,, -1'1u'vlUx f1: -.-1 -. H- Q me Jw' ff 1 VN in XF, -3' , .'..- F- 1. A x 1 1 Q' I' ,'4'1 -tix.: :gms I A m g, ... N A . . Q . , 1 an , ' . 1 ' '-Q 1' 11 J ....... 1 -- C ,xffg .o2:J:','5' ,., ? is A QAX, 177.1 f 1 1 . 1.-+ --'Tv 1-1 6,5 6 1 M X A 9 X Em I ff 1 E W., , L YY x,x iff. 'Q - -- Si. Cornell University Christian Association Officers for the Year 1910 GEORGE KICXIILLEN NX'1c14ER, .IO ..... VVILLIANI IDAYIIJ CR.-UCB, 'IO . . HENRX' xYHIiEl.HOL'SE CoRx'1a1.1.. 'II . PERCY SHEPARDRON LYON, ,I2 . . CHARLES AID.-RMS HARR1Nc:TON, ,IO . VVILLIAM JOHN RICKEF, 'OO . IDEAN LEWIS KELsEx', 'OS . . . Prvrizlerit Frm! Vim-Preszident Sffona' Vziff-Preszicfent Reforf1'z'11g Serreiary . . Treaxurer Bible Study Sf'fre1'f1ry . General Secrrirzry Young Women's Christian Association Officers for the Year 1910 MARGARET HALLOWELL IRIGGS, ,IO . RUTH INGALLS STONE, ,IO . CAT1-1ER1NE STEVVART AIESTER, ,Il CHRISTIANA NTILLS STIVERS, ,II .... Board of Trustees PROFESSOR W. JENKS JARED T- NEWMP-N PROFESSOR H. S. .IACOBY CHARLES B- CUP-TISS PROFESSOR C. V. P. Y'OUNG G. M. WICKER MARGARET H. RIGGS DEAN L- 4-07 . PTEIZ-lllfflf . Vzlcf-Prexident Recording Secretary . Treaxurer RUSSELL B. HURLBURT W. MCKEE MRS. R. S. TARR KELSEY 1 .X ,-X f fx , P f5g.44'?'21'1:-Y --xx., - .f.4F' L 4 '-037 X59 ' 1. S IS I I. W D NA Gif 9 I A IU 4: 4 ' 'P E x so C, A L .5 .-I-iff.:SE.' uv- 0 W A 'Q .....,.:fA,....----A Mg 2, -gi . gg:i5,i'v?aZ19p.' ,E ufiiifjfyff -BL -. . 1 A Shing , V - 3551225 9 if ' Q? 356 1 Z. i ' V iqiiii l ' Aff: -55' '.- . -, S. ,' 'fri - I-'SC -, D 1 90 ,. ,a,,,fj' 3 'if 4'ff'i':A'i'.-:'? I 7s, ' ', .1 'W' ABOVE -ALL -.NATIONS - IS - HUl'lANlTY Founded November 30, 1904 Incorporated December 26, IQO6 Association of Cosmopolitan Clubs XVISCONSIN INTERNATIONAL CLUB CORNELL COSMOPOLITAN CLUB IVIICHIGAN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB ILLINOIS COSMOPOLITAN CLUB PURDUE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Roll of Chapters LOUISIANA STATE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB OHIO STATE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL CLUB LELAND STANFORD, JR., COSMOPOLITAN CLUB IOWA STATE COLLEGE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB IOWA STATE UNIVERSITY COSMOPOLITAN CLUB GEORGE VVASHINGTON COSMOPOLITAN CLUB HARVARD COSMOPOLITAN CLUB IVIISSOURI COSMOPOLITAN CLUB NORTHWESTERN COSMOPOLITAN CLUB VYALE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB Officers K. L. C. SUN, China, Prerzidenz' XEREZ-BURGOS, Philippines, First Vice-Prefiderzt G A H R . YV. NVASMYTH, U. S. A., Seronzf Vzire-Prexzident . NIAGSAYSAY, Philippines, Revo:-a'z'ng Serretarhv . If. GRIFITITH, U. S. A., . H. ANDREWS, U. S. A., PROFESSOR F. A. BARNES, Arxzirtani Recording Senetary Corrcsporzffzifig Serrefary U. S. A., Treasurer WV. ID. COOPER, -IR., U. S. A., Affzistant Treasurer Board of Directors PROFESSOR F. A. FETTER M. B. ALMEIDA PROFESSOR E. IVIERRITT S. S. CHRYSSIDYS PROFESSOR H. H. NORRIS A. C. TOWERS 408 ARGENTINA P. Broguct R. Godoy R. Rotli ARMENIA lf. Y. Baron A. S. Galadjikian V. E. Siramarl-:ian AUs'rRALIA P L. Day M. Grant R. VV. Tassie BRAZIL M. B. de Almeida L. Bzirros D. G. Borges A. Rheingantz C. Nl. da Silva CANADA Professor Craig CI-IINA T. Y. Clien P. F. Chu H. K. Fung H. Han T. H. Hu K. Y. Li H. C. Liu Z. D. Liu C. 0 Lo T. Y. W. P. Lo S. Y. D. Shae K. L, C. Sun T. C. Sun Cosmopolitan Club Members P. Y. Tsai T. lf. Tsen K. P. Yang P. L. Yang K. L. Yi Cos'IA RICA C. Collado G. C. lfcrnzindez ENGLAND H. Eastwood A. Lotka GREECE G. Bouyoucos S. S. Cliryssidys HOLLAND H. Middelbeck A. Van dei' Does HUNGARY A. Diamant INDIA B. M. Cliattarjee M. M. Datta A. Durr ITALY E. Cviammatteo JAPAN Professor B. Arakawa K. Makino T. Odaira T. Okabe MEXICO M. G. Requena NICARAGUA P. Cabrera 409 de Bye PARAGUAY J. Alonso A. B. Codas L. G. Macliain M. D. Segovia S. Silva PERU R. Marquina PHILIPPINES V. Buencamino J. A. V. Corpus C. de Guzman C. Lopez A. Magsaysay T. Mapua R. Mariano P. Pastrana Xerez-Burgos M. de Ycaza RUSSIA H. Lubin G. P. Rogalsky J. H. 'Weber SPAIN Rodriguez SWEDEN J. S. Stengren L. L. Tliurstone TRANSVAAL J. C. Faure J. H. Neetliling URUGUAY A. C. Towers Cosmopolitan Club PREs1DEN'r JACOB GOULD SCHURMANDK EX-PRESIDENT ANDREW D1cKsoN WHITE? L. V. Adams P. VV. Allison R. H. Andrews M. A. Ankele Professor L. H. Bailey E. E. Barker Professor F. A. Barnes L. F. Blume Professor G. P. Bristol Professor R. C. Carpenter Professor R.C.H. Catterall Professor H. Comstock W. L. Cooper, Jr. W. Cox, Jr. H. T. Critchlow Professor H. E. Dann G. B. Davis J. W. Davis J. Demary B. C. Dennison T. Dranslield, Jr. Professor F. A. Fetter E. C. Fischer Professor W. S. Ford A. E. Frosch H. E. Griffith D. W. Hallock C. Hand XHonorary Members Members United States A. W. Harrington Reverend C. VV. Heizer L. Henry Professor G. S. Hopkins D. lf. Hoy E. P. Humbert T. C. Humphreys Professor VV. Jenks H. L. Jones W. R. Jones Professor E. VV. Kemmerer F. H. Knapp J. D. B Lattin B. Lemon J. T. Lloyd Professor T. L. Lyon E. Mac Ilraith E. C. Nlayer Professor E. Merritt Professor V. A. Moore F. L. Morse V. D. lWorse G. W. Nasmyth E. Nelson F. Nicholson Professor H. H. Norris P. Pritchard S. S. Rathbun 410 VV. H. Richie Professor H. Ries Professor YV. A. Riley V. Ritschard F. Robinson A. E. Ruszkiewicz N. H. Schickel Professor N. Schmidt A. YV. Sinclair R. D. Smith R. H. G. Speed F. D. Sprague E. Strauss R. Spencer A. F. Steubing Professor R. S. Tarr H. O. Taylor H. L. Taylor A. Thomas R. L. Tilton R. E. Treman E. T. Turner D. M. Ward Doctor C. H. VVebster H. A. Wilson S. R. Wing A. WVolnski E. M. York fl ' --2 fr-,xx iiiiiiiifri g NGINE RI Gif f il: 2 CHUB, -- G. D. ci.-K'l'lZS . J. W. Cox, jx. . H. KI. LEWIS . H. P. Nllaxolss . J. G. PIaR'IscH, IR. J. R. BOLCI.-KNO Officers Executive Committee . Prc.fI'a'ent . lfl'fB-PfF5l.dE7Zf . . Reforzfirzg Secretary . Correrporzalirzg Secretary . , . Treasurer Gencraf ,fifllffflllf fifanager F. .-X. ISMFRSON L. HILL T. H. ANDREWS R. S. XVATSON R. H. WRIGHT W. L. FULLER S. E. BLUNT G. E. WHITTLESEY' W. H. NIAXWELL Membership Committee H. M. LEWIS, Cha 1'r- rrz111z H. R. FERRIS T. R. Cox C. S. COLER Sibley Banquet Committee J. W. Cox, JR., Clmirman C. L. BARNUM R. B. HURLBURT W. M. SPERRY W. G. BROADFOOT 4II C. H. EVANS H. B. VAN INWEGEN R. E. BISHOP F. THOMAS W. G. ROSSITER ,+-ef F-57' ASSOCLLXTION 'offs Q C 'QQ G I A egf ge, 9 -Z! ,. L L... . -f P fi H i m- .JW QF c I. E EERS il if W xii Q! Q if H - A - 1' fi, Officers JAY XV. TOMS . . , . Prfsiafent A- vw. ENGFL - Vice-Pra.fz'dent J. N. KEENAN . . Sffretary F. S. O,REILLY . . . . . Treaxurer PROFESSOR C.fL. CRANDALL ..,.... Cmraspona'1'ng Sefrefary Executive Committee W. G. GRIDLEY, Chairman R. C. DEWAR L. C. XURQUHART Appointment Committee W. R. OURAND, Chairman C. B. WVIGTON G. C. PIERCE Technical Correspondence Committee G. F. VVIEGHARDT, Chairman H. C. HANSON H. G. LANAI-IAN Honor System Committee IT. BIELE, CIYIIIDTITZIIVI R. B. STANTON I H. A. KIEP H. CUMMIN C. E. CHASE A. W. ENGEL D. A. HOWARD Board of Editors of the Cornell Civil Engineer A. P. HANEY F. S. O,REILLY H. CUMMIN N. C. FARR W. G. HOYT E. P. LEONARD 412 D. ANDERSON M. R. VVATSON J. A. DICKINSON S. P. HALL H. A. KIEP J. L. GIBBS L-:-'a53:3',If. 1- nv! .1 . -q, . .. I , I .:. ,. :I-A rSg13'P9's A , -I.Aif..4 ' - I . If V ' QM 'qfifgxt ht-..,'. ' ', .'.' f, i' X AE!-L' n 'I -1 , - ' ' ' ' 1' ...gig , 'g' WSI 115: 4' f '. ' , .AH . . f I SOCIETY V, .513 - or I ' ' 'n. ' ' 3 ' '- A SECQMPARATIVE. A Xb: I y 'S ' 5 L f - ' ' I ga . . - - . Q . .5 J., -. -- I F If ' ff I MMEDICINE I ,Sg:,y...', - .- ' , , , V I ' few-,rlfi I ' I .gl f , A E- - 1-- . , ...',::lh.. .W ry I I , 0 A . A Z. ...tg,. I I :722f t'-:'3,I LI. ' -Q'-A5751aj-Iiiwiflizsfiii1 Officers H. B. RIsI.IiI' . . . I'vr,w'1luI1 MISS F. KIAIIIALL . Sefrelary F. E. NICCLELI AND I'ire-l'Iuif.'rnI F. C. ON'!2RTON . . Treasurer Honorary Members DOK'T0ll VF,-XYLOR IJOCTOR I'iRU5'I' DOCTOR SINDERVILLE Docrok Bovxrnw DoC'I'oR JONES Seniors J. B. Blill, E. W. FITCH I. L. LEONARD H. B. RISLEI' R. BELL G. H. GQRNILEI' G. W. LITTLE A. M. SCHALEERG W. D. BENNETT NI. -I. H.-xsrxxus VI. MCCARTNEI' R. L. STEPHENSON L. BENSON QI. H. I'IliWlTT F. E. MCCLELLAND J. V. TOWNSENIJ I. L. BUCHANAN C. -I. Hom' C. -I. RIILLER O. F. TRAINOQ C. R. FINNEILAN F. IQOPNIG E. NIOLINA H. WELCH F. S. Woon H. XVOODSIDE Juniors H. K. AIKEN F. F. Down M. HowEs F. C. OVERTON B. P. CHODOS L. Y. Dl'XH.ANI M155 F. KIMB.AI.I. L. PARKER C. CORIIIN M. E. EVANS M. LoxI'N C. A. Rom I. O. DENYXIAN C. R. FAIRCHILD L. S. MA'I'rHEII's A. SCHLESINGER, C. E. DOLL H. FREDERICK A. D. IVIOORE A. M. STARK M. AI. DfJf1L1NG L. XV. HAM VV. A. RIUNSELL F. G. THoMPsoN G. W. XVHE1-ZLER Freshmen R. BANKS W. E. FRITZ D. MEADOR, JR. A. RIIBIO F. BREED S. GOLDBERU H. R. IVIILLARD R. Sums V. BUENCAMINO H. D. :IENNINGS F. MITCHELL K. A. SHAIJL A. W. Coxuas C. I. JONES H. IVIYI-IRS G. G. STEVENS F. S. CORONADO L. D. KROHN C. V. NOBACI: I. R. XIAIL I. E. DEAL H. D. LAIRD E. F. PAINTON A. VVENDE C. P. FITCH R. H. MAYRERRI' E. PICEENS E. XVOEHLER 413 R. E. WINLOCIQ I 2 , J, f f : i f W 2 A UQ' I 5 x -A.- L Xl. in-fr f-,115-,I -I--, T I I ,. .V ,.., W- -- .-Ln t I , I 5 Q ,S cORNEI..ILVNIvEIwrIfry,,, , E I 4? ' A ' .1, ' Q 1 A I ' 'Q' P .A 1 5:1-LF QQ , ' l I, -n' ..,,. lf, fi. -J 5' 33,5 '1 ' Y 1 ,I iaj, ,A Y., ' I ,ig I W i MG QEATHGH 555 uk .f'F 73-ff ' ' ' F A f y Officers and Directors LOUIS F. BOYLE . . Prexzwffent H. PHILLIPS . Superz'ntena'enf of Show R. L. WILLIAMS Vice-Prefzdcnt F. TS. BENEDICT . Zfdvertzking Manager M. A. FFRAVIS . . Sec'y-Treax. F. S. JACOBY . A::'t Supt. of Slzofw W. O. STRONG 11157. Seky-Trenf. MISS EDNA JENKINS Chair. of Pub. Com. Honorary Members BAILEY, DEAN L. H. NIXON, MISS CLARA RICE, PROFESSOR JAMES F. KRUM, W. G. ROGERS, PROFESSOR C. A. LAWRY, R. C. TUCK, PROFESSOR C. H. BOEI-ILER, C. F. BACHELLER, H. Active Members BRASTED, L. HAYNER, H.W. BROWNING, H. S. JENKINS, Miss A. E. CANNON, M. P. JORALEMAN, G. F. CROWFOOT, H. K. KIRKUP, V. H. CORNELIUS, G. S. KRAFT, P. D. DAVIES, L. R. DARLING, F. N. KIDD, W. E. LANE, D. KIMBALL, P. W. BOICOURT, A. E. MOODY, G. H. JENKINS, MISS MINNIE MCCONOMY, NELSON MOIR, A. T. NEWMAN, W. M. OSTROVE, M. PALMER, F. D. ROWMAN, S. ROBB, B. B. DARLINGTON, C. C. LACY, F. H. RUDY, R. C. ELDER, D. LANDRY, P. RYDER, C. A. GUTZERT, N. E. LEWIS, R. L. STANARD, C. HYMES, WILLIAM E. LAMPI-IEAR, B. D. SARRE, MRS. O. B. HALLOCK, S. H. LLANO, C. THOMAS, C. E. HYDE, W. E. METZNER, W. TELFER, C. HOOKER, HARRY MUNGER, N. W. TIBBITTS, F. H.. WERSON, L. TEMPLE, C. F. Associate Members PRICIIARD, MISS VIRGINIA BENEDICT, MRS. F. E. 4-14 ,XT ' -- X X f J l - ,. F. l. ISAYHR . li. H. THOMSON V. FROST . G. H. RIILLER . R. C. LAWRY . V. -I. FROST . Miss E. GENNIY H. N. ICUTSCHBACK f f 5'-T'5'1' I!?' lfoundcd 1871 Officers First Term . . . President VlAfF'Pf?Jl.L!B7If . Serrefary . . Tffdfllfff Second Term . . . . Prerzcfeut Vzire-Pre.vz'dent Serrfztary . . . . Tf6U5U76T Athletic Board of Control PROFESSOR PI. Rice E. G. MCCLOSKEY . G. W. MYER . . J. H. RUTHERFOKD . K. C. LIVERMORE . E. I. D. SEYMOUR . C. STEIN , F. HAHNE1, R. E. DUEL H. C. Y'OUNG, President . . . . . Faculty Representative . Student Representative Captain of Baseball Manager of Baseball . Captain of Crew Captain of Soccer . . Captain of Track . Captain of Cross Country . Manager of Cross Country 4-I5 :yew ,gx.,c,55i'e -W:-,na mf P-in 4 K Q' 1 15111 Jkfb- , :Z Everybody Knows Them 416 I 5 A :W Q -Xrrnk lfx-Clovn-iuxolz li1,,xC1q's Annluzss Ll M Zta 1 . . . -'f 4 ' .. 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Qulb S? -42 my E l GLEE CLUB, IQO8-IQOQ L. BOWEN, '11, Pu. -I. A. KYAV.-KN.-XLTGH, '11, PJ. P. L. CAT.-XI..-KNO, '1 1, N. Y. C. A. FR,-xmas, '1 1, N. Y. R. K. BLANCHARD, '10, Vt. R. E. CHAMBERL-UN, '11, Md M. DONNELLX', '12, N. Y. A. Duc1.os, '10, Yukon R. M. ADAMS, '12, Bfiinn. G. B. CuM1s11NGs, '12, N. Y. I. G. Doux, '09, N. Y. K. S. EDWARDS, '10, Ky. W. G. C1-11usTY, '12, Ill. W. V. A. CLARK, '09, N. A. G. DA1z1.1NG, '11, N. Y. P. H ELWOOD, '11, N. Y. J' 'W J .11 LEE CLV13 11141411 H. L'-11111, 111011. U., .ll.1m1-gn Il1,111:1.1, li.K1x1', 11110. f J.. .l.1f11lf1f11 11111111.31-r' W11 1 11.11 VI. D1 fax. 11107. Col.. Iir,1.l11.11v .'f1HlIlQt'I' R11111 11.1 I 'I'1:1x1A.x IKIOQ, N. Y., l'reyi1I.-1.1 151111101 l . Poms. 11110, Lv.1.. . H-11,1.1Q E. Dawx, N. X., 1111.11-f First Tenors E. li, Gm111x111.1.111, 'lO, Ill. NY. I-I.G1zorz. 'Il, N. Y. C. H.-xra1ax1.-xx. '11. N. Y. L. H11.1., '00, Mo. Second Tenors K. XY. G.-xss, '12, Pa. W. E. Ha.w1:1-3, '12, Mass. G. S. H.AX'DRN, '09, Mich. A. M.-xsox, jk., '10, Ill. First Basses L. D. E111:x11:R1', '11, O. J. C. vow GLA1-1N, '10, Nl D. S. GRAY, '10, Diich. J. E. LAW, '11, D. C. Second Basses R. A. F1s1-1, '12, N. Y. M. H. LANDIS, '09, Pa. A. J. N1T2sc1-11cr:, ,II, N. Y. A. W. PETERS, '10, O. I E. 'l'. HL'111m1.HsToN. '10, Ind 'I' I. KEl.I.E!', '11, Mass. I1 C. M.u'1:v., '09, N. Y. -I W. Root, '09, HI. H. C. SC1-11'1'1.ER, '09, Mo. C S F H F G T E H. A H H. P R. E. TREMAN, '09, N. Y. M. F.AXVALLAN1',-,'12,EN. 29 437 E. Moxr.-1GL'11, '09, N. Y H. PERL, '11, N. Y. B.W1o11T, JR., 'I2, N. Y. P.!NVu1-1'Em1fxN, '11, N. Y G. Mowrz, '10, N. Y. J. NoY1-35, '10, N. Y. F. POND, '10, N. Y. R. Ro1.L0, '10, Ill Y M. ST. JOHN, '11, N. . P. REED, '09, VVis. L. Ross, '10, N. Y. SEE, '09, O. O. STANTON, '10, N. Y. Y. MAN DOLIN CLUB, 1908-1909 R. 5. I AUM, 1909, Ill. C. C. BINTZ, 1912, Utah F. S. Boswom-11, 1911, Wis. A. W. CONKLIN, 1910, Mich. S. R. DRESSER, l9IZ, N. Y. B. R DUVALL, 1911, N D. EE55EEl DOLI C L Ro1111R1' XY. S'r.-1ND.A1n', DIR., 1909, Mich., Immlrr Giioiusi-1 I.. CUl.l'l5l.-KN, 1895, N, Y., Diygfmr First Mandolins 'l'. O. G.-xvi-yrr, 1911, N. VI. S. S. Gunn, ju., 1911, N. L. G. HA1.1.n1:1u:, 1909, Ill. H. lu. M1-:1'1:E, 1911, N. X. li. H. INlE'rz, 1910, Mass. I.. H. Bl1c1111:, 1909, O. W.K.S'row,1911,N.Y C. R.AR:11s'rRoxc:, 191 1, La. J. L. GREEN, 1917-. Ill. G. V. HARTXVELL, 1909, N. Y. G. H. HODENPYL, 1911, N. Y. G. V. HOLTEN, IQIZ, N. P. B. Ho1.1R1E1., 1911, O. H H M. F. XVARNER, I9Il, M T. H. S. ANDREWS, I91O, N. Y. D. P. BARR, 1911, N. Y. M. E. CLARK, 1911, N. Y, N. C. FARR, 1909, Ill. Second Mandolins . R. 1,1111-is, 1909, Ill. .A. K1E1', 1910, N. Y. C. li. LEx, 1909, Pa. S. MAR1NE, 1910, N. Y. li. W. M1TcHEL1., IQOQ, O. C.O11'EN, 1911. Cal. inn. XY. S. NV Guitars XX R O R '. GAVETT, IQII, N. -I. . G. HARDY, 1910, Mich. . V. KRUSE, 1909, N. Y. .V,Mons1:, 1911, N. Y. KI. C. 01.111-1.-111, 1910, O. C. C. PENXVELL, 1910, Mont. R. B. R1c1:1-:Nn,-xuisu, Sp., Mich A. B. ROGERS, 1909, Col. R. W. STAND.-xR'r, 1909, Mich. R. B. STANTUN 1909, N. Y. F. Nl. XYHITI-1, IQII, N. Y. R. B. PRocroR, 1911, Mass. G. M. R1r'rEN1-1ousE, 1910, E. ROGERS, 1909, Col. XV. G. ROSSITER, 1911, N. S. C.S1roc1cER, 1910, Iowa N. J Y. A. M. TILDEN, 191 1, Mass. .-1L1.AcE, 1910, Pa. C. C. NE.-1L, IQIO, Del. C. ROGERS, 1910, N. Y. R. A. SMALLMAN, 1908, O. G. Town, 1911, Mass. E. M. XVHITLOCK, l9lO, N. Y. R. H. XVRIGHT, 1909, Md. Violins I. BE1-IRMAN, 1910, N. Y. J. D. GRAN-r, 1909, Col. V. A. STIBOLT, 1911, Iowa H. E. CHILDS, 1909, N. Y. H. N. HlNCKLEY', IQII, N. Y. L. WARMAN, 1912, N. Y. H. F. WELCH, 1910, N. Y. H. E. WIIAVER, 1908, N. Y. W. R. lvl!-TIER, I9II, Mich. Viola H. E. R1EGGE1z, 1910, N. Y. Cellos . J. A. FR1ED, 1910, N. Y. G. R. LE1-1x1AN, 1909, O. J. E. BROUSSEAU, I9II, lll. J. A. XVEEB, 1909, O. H. G. lx'IOSl.I-IR, 1910, O. Clarinet P. TAYLOR, 1910, Ill. Flutes H. W. RIOFFAT, 1910, N. J. H. C. XYIGHT, 1909, O. Traps R. K. BLANCHARD, I9IO, V1. -I. G. Doux, 1909, N. Y. Council A Undergraduate Members ROBERT E. TREMAN, 1909, President R101-1ARD E. Conn, 1909, Manager GEORGE F. POND, IQIO, Leader of Glee Club ROBERT W. STANDART, 1909, Leader of Illarzdolirz Club Alumni Members CHARLES E. TREMAN, 1889, Graduate Treaxurer WILLIARI DUGAN, 1907, Graduate Manager-Secrefary Faculty Advisory Members ' GEORGE P. BRISTOL EVERE1-1' W. OLMSTED BLIN S. Cusi-1MAN MUSICAL CLu1s's CHRISTMAS TREF ON TH E 'TRIP 'Wi I I 1 I MBUNKU GEORGE BOB BORN AND UHUTCH 1 THE MASQU Is, 1908-IQOQ ' 11 1 X I ff ff 11 I ff Ill - E ff fa f 4' W Q f 7 'V f 'Q P fx Lv, ,,'P ff X I fe in ,'.79'57'I, 44' 1571, vzvafqife ,xp Q17 kk, XII! NIM ff OKC' 'QTL I 'xx il I - Lf E :E 1 1 , 2' ' .4 , 1,45 . frfir, , 9 f . 11, . ff , .1 .4 : . , y ,f ,X y ,,,y I ' 11 a E 1 1 1' f f 1 1 7, . 1 , I1 fi 'f' . ,V FII' ' v ,X 61 11' ' s'?. E L' 1 2, J 'I , fe fu I E F 1 1 ,ly W xx - , 1 f- I 1 .: ll . . , ff fm., 1 , 1 . '-T 1 1 1 ' 1' W 1- 1 . 3 E -2 -' WT X X V! 'HU 'fn' 1 V E5 ' E. ' 1 ' ii! fr I: ' I xx. . 5f7iff:Z1, 4 E I -3' ,lf 1. f , . , . .U ,fe ' ' 1 -' , ! 2. - . .1 j -' f 4 .,1ff4..6s, Eff ' ' ff J' 1' . 1 14 - -- -- , fe I 2 ------- - 1 ---- 1 --:- ------ --'.a-rr- --- '-- -1.--w 1 ' . ' , ' P F F.T'T'f','11:ff'Tq 7 11f'1'f?7 11f'1f 'VV' 2'1i'X1 'U' K 1' -., : ' - 'HN ' I. ' . 1.1 1 I The Council 'I'HOXl.-XS Fm-iD1:k14'1c CRANE, Prexiflmt CH.xu1.11s H121-ir: Bmun, Treasurer C. E. CHASE, xlrfing Manager and Secrelary L. F. N1L'RI'HX, Slrlgr' .Uamzgrr XY. DUGAN, Gl'Hti1IHIE A'Illlll1g6f XY.S1'111'N1c,ju. The Management C. E. CH asrz, nlciing .Uanalger L. F. NIURPHY, Stage Manager C. F. BAUMHQF1-tu, '09 H.K.BEc1:E1z,'11 C. L. BARNUM, '09 J. R. Bo1.01.-wo, '09 H. G. BULL, 'XI M. L. BUcHwA1.TE11, '09 F. D. BURNET, 'll C. E. CHASE-I,'1O H. E. CHILDS, '09 H. H. CoNwA1', 'lo J. W. Cox, '09 T. R. Cox, 'II C. S. CURTXS, '09 I. B. DELEHANTY, 'IO F. A. GILCREAST, 'II W. D. HART, '09 J. E. HAYDEN, '10 W. bl. D1'r:AN, Graduate Manager The Masque N. C. AIASON, Presiflerzl H. W. H1:Lx1Eu, '09 G. F.HEw1Tr, 'IO C. M. HlVS1'P1D, 'CQ A. P. KPfI.L3', 'IO XV.E.KENNE1n','10 R. KNlHLOPi, 'IO L. H. NIICHIE, '09 D. M11.1.E1L, 'IO T. L. MILLER, 'IO O. G. IVIILLER, 'II C. B. MUELLER, 'II C. B. MERCUR, 'IO L. F. MURPHY', '09 P. B. ORCHARD, '10 G. F. POND, '10 C. PREVIN, '09 J. M. PROPHET, '09 C. M. YOHE, 109 443 H. RAX'5IOND, 'IO R. E. Ross, 'II J. NV. RooT, '09 G. SANDERSON, '11 W. B. SIMONS, 'II J. H. Sco'r'r, '09 H. T. SEELY, '09 C. T. S1-211112, '09 W. P. SMITH, 'II I. F. STR1NG, 'IO J. P. SWIFT, 'IO R. E. TREMAN, '09 R. P. TURNER, '09 R. O. WAL1x1uDc-E, 'IO RLW. WEED, '09 J. E. O. WINSLOW, ,II R. I. XVORRELL, 'II VVHEELAN AS SUI-HE EARLY, MASON AND BOLGIANO MILLER AS Mum A GROUP OF NCHORINESH BURNETT AS How MUCHU ' Oo1ong Lt cc vs AIASON AS JOHN Rom-ins ISEAUTY Cuouus BOLGIANO AS CHINGA SEE , , UPREVINN UFRINZH ccCLEM,, BUCHWALTER AS HSALOMEH Oolong Z .. jw ms 4' ' 115: I ,ff lg: :fi I ix an -..---mum 5 ' IE? Ii f- 5:5 EEE , 71 ' V' ' 'fl 1 4 - :ei 1-E 33122 ' . ,ff s f 7' 5 .I . f A ffl ag my Z fy gg, 5 ' . -'P' 'WV 3-1 -3 24-1 -.,, A . gf , If f g ,QQ-, IJ V 6 . . Zi E I gi 'Ei-12 IE. I 1 f .I 4 I gg 2 , SS Sify ,' .' 'Q f IB I ' 3 ?' Zi F Qi'-' ' f L . L f ' Ir .3 A 7 '52 -itz. MP7 ' f I I, ' I. 5???s9ra1f-ffgwc-pS?Q 'Self'-Q-awww'?qa5wQ:I5'fs'SF-IWQQKSE Il. 1 '- :sf ' 'F F ff R, N I '. '.' ' ' Officers X RITSCHARD . . . President ALBERT DIAIIANT . Treasure: MI S M. IQRETSCHM.-XR . Vice-I'res1dent MISS E. DAVIS . Assistant Treasure: VIISS I. SHEPARD . V Secretary A. F. STUEBIXG . . Librarian ' Members FACULTY MEMBERS VERKEHRSGIASTE PROFESSOR WV. T. HEWITT MRS G. WILDER PROFESSOR A. B, FAUST MRS R. POPE I7ROFESSOR V. SNYDER MRS. SNYDER PROFESSOR P. R. POPE MRS R. GAGE PROFESSOR E. MERRITT MES. NV. JLINKS DOCTOR C.H.DAVIDSEN NLRB RIEHRITT MR. C. H. Im-IRSIIOFF BAILEY, MISS S. M. BARR, D. P. BEER:-IAN, I. BENHAM, MISS N. B. BENNETT, L. G. BENTIIEY, F. R. BERNA, T. BERNAYS, E. BXRCHOLDT, MISS H. N, BISSINGER, G. H. BLICKMAN, S. BOIES, O. BOLGIANO, J. R. BOSCH, A. F. BROSSEAU, J. E. BRADLEY, H. V. BRANIN, F. H. BRANT, C. A. CA.LIJWEI.L, W. E. COTHRAN, J. C. DIAMANT, A. DIECKMAN, MISS A. M DOMINICK, MISS M. A. DRATH, MISS C. L. F. EDGAR, MISS M. EDAIINSTER, MISS B. FENOW, F. FISCHER, E J, C, FRANK, L. C. FREIDENRICH, M. FULLERTON, D. H. Active Members GAF:-'NI-JY, H. GENUNG, MISS A. B. GILLESPIE, J. E. GRANT, T. H., JR. GRIFFITHS, G. VV. HAGEN, C. VV. HALSEY, MISS G. HANC1', MISS E. J. HECHT, E, T. HESPEI.T, H. HORTON, MISS M. A. HORTON, MISS M, V. HUMPHRE1'S, A. JACKSON, E. KEEN.AN, MISS R, E. IVILLIANI, R. B. T. KIS0, MISS F. ITLEIN, J. F. IQRETSCHMAH, MISS M IVUSCHKE, J. L. LATTIN, J. D. B. LIPPERT, R. E. LOUD, L. LUCE, H. MAY, G. C. NIAYER, E. C. NIEKEFIL, MISS A. G. MILIIER, G. O. MILIJFJR, MISS K, D. MOFF.lTT, H. NV. MURPHY, MISS M, L. 446 NELSON, Fl. NCEUBURGER, R. NORTHRUP, MISS M. M ORVIS, A. E. PALLEY, D. M. PERTSCH, J. G., JR. PFEIFFER, K. E. PREVIN, C. PROVOST, MISS S. D. RITSCHARD, V. RITTER, F. VV. RUSSEL, VV. T. RUTLEDGE, J. E. SCHIRMER, G. SCHLEICH, MISS H, ' SHEPARD, MISS I. SKERRET, :MISS H. M. SONTAO, R. J. F. SPRAGUE, J. P. STEVENSON, J, A. STEURING, A. F. TAIYSK, A. A. TILDEN, A. M. TOOLIN, MISS E. F. Toon, E. TURSER, R. P. UNDRITZ, MISS E. JUTTER, MISS L. L. XVATT, C. M. XVOLFSON, G. M. Meyer-Foerster's Alt Heidelberg 1'resente4l hy t-he Deutscher Yi-ruin, ut The Lyceum Theatre, Ithaca, N, Y., Deutsches Thcutc-r, New York, N. Y.. November 115, 1908 Cast of Characters Karl Heinrich Staatsminister . Hofmarschall Von Metzing Von Breitenhe Dr. Juettner . Kammerdiener Lutz . Detlev . . Bilz . . Engelbrecht Wedell . Rueder . Frau Rueder . Frau Doerffel . rg. Y. -T. L. Kuscmg R1'rsCH.xnu L. G. BENNE1'T H. B. T. JQILIANI F. R. B1-:N'r1.Ex' C. PREYIN M. FRIQIDENRICH E. C. RIAYI-JR J. L. Kos-cxr: J. A . STEVENSON E. J. C. Fiscumn F. Fmmow Miss K. D. AIILLE November 9, 1908 R. Miss M. IQRECI sci-IMAR Kellermann . S. BLICKMAN Schoelermann . J. G. PERTSCH, JR. Kaethie . . . .,... Miss F, Krso Gianz . ..,,. .... J . B, SMITH, JH. Diener .,... K . .,... T, C. COTHRAN Kuaimnerlierren, Ofhziere, Studeuten, Musikunten, Diener Committees Program Committee Social Committee Membership Committee E. JACKSON R. B, T. JQILIANI E. J. C. FISCHER Miss 1. SH1cr1,mD Miss C. L. F. Dizxmr Miss GENUNC Miss N. B. ISICNHAM H. V. Bu.,xor,m' J. L. Ixuscuxis F. R. B1cNTI.m' Miss M. A. HoRToN MH. C, H. Isrmsaorr DOCTOR H. C. DAvmsEx Pnomlzssort P. R. Pom: Dramatic Committee L. G. I'imNNw1'1' J. G. PERTSCH, JR. Miss K. D. INIILLEFL Paorwzsson A. B. FAUST 44-7 fy M7717 R IW 4,1 1 U IN S1 gg' R' N4 I . ff W '3f'1'IfI' 'Ili ... ,- f ,ff I f. .-1 -f .fix A ' ff 4 , Af .. -I - I 1117 .4 ff A If' -52 2. f ,fi 'ff ff f' Af ' ' T. ,I ,I v- 1 A , .. 'Q ' ' f 1 - J I ,,!, .f J. 3 z M-' I : 3 I I f:. W- :I 2' gf! 'P A 4. 1- I '1 I Ei' Wf e 7 sie . I ff Q 1 . 51 ' 4' --4 - if? 2 ' fA ' 4 ' I 3 ,H I-V! ,g. :gf i, .2 al, ,I f ,. KX ISII -If M 96 7 ' ff -1- 27' Nf' 9 7- if 4 ' ffff ' ' I 'Nw' eil- ,g - M 'E ' ' ' 1'IIVl 5:1 assessv :E is -2. ,. .I ., . . 2 'flulp -- 2. -'11??!' if: -Eff T ' I - . Tr., .'7?T'7I7'7 - ?I77 fZT', J . T111 . ,Il ' A FI R ,.,.,, ,,.,,g,I 4.154 f1.. :',,,QE,EgI,g'Q X i V - X French Dram ti S ' t G. I. DAI.E . . MISS N. VAN DYNE . T. R. LUDLAM . . F. D. BURNET . M. B. ALMEIDA, '09 R. H. ANDREWS, ,II S. F. BATES, ,II J. E. BENNETT, ,II V. D. BEVIN, ,IO R. K. BLANCHARD, 'IO S. BLICKMAN, 'I0 M. E. BOSLEY, 712 F. D. BURNET, ,IO H. H. BURTSCH, ,IO P. CARRERA, ,II S. S. CHRYSSIDY, '09 J. B. CLARKE, '12 G. I. DALE, 'Io D. DEY, ,II J. G. DOUX, '09 A. DUCLOS, ,IO G. B. DUKE9, ,IO W. R. FAXON, ,I2 Organized November 6111, 1903 Members R. Gonoxf, '09 S. GRIFFIS, 'IO WV. G. HELFRICH, '12 C. M. HERRERA, ,Il R. L. JAMES, '12 T. R. LUDLAM, ,II C. C. MARSHALL, ,II P. V. NIATTES, ,IO XV. RSCNICKLE, 'II L. F. MURPHY, '09 R. NEUBERGEIQ, ,II F. VV. PARKER, '10 C. A. PESANT, ,IZ C. R. ROBINSON, ,II W. F. RUSSELL, ,II A. SANTILLAN, ,IO J. H. SCOTT, 'og H. G. SEIPP, ,II VV. SI-IEA, '09 MISS C. WEIL, ,IZ 448 . . Prerzldent . Vire-Pre.v1'JerIt Bzzfinefr Manager . Stage Manager R. W. STANDART, JR., '09 V. J. THOM.ASSEN, ,II C. WAIT, '12 G. M. W0LFS0N, ,II E. M. YORK, '09 MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS MISS COLBY, ,IO C. CRAWFORD, 'Io A. DOBBS, '10 M. EDMINSTER, ,Il ESCHNER, ,IO R. FRISCH, ,IZ HU'1'CHINSON, ,IO JOACHIM, '09 LoUx, ,IO RSOFFETT, '09 MURRAY, '09 STIVERS, ,II TOOR, ,IO .VAN DYNE, ,IO Perrichon . Le Commandant 3 Maiorin . Armand Desroclies Daniel Savary Joseph . . Jean . . L'.-Xubergiste Le Guide . Le Facreur . L'Emp1oye . Bladame Perrichon Henriette, sa Elle La Marchande La Fruitiere . Fifth Annual Play Le Voyage de Monsieur Perrichon Cast of Characters Intrliieu . Voyagcurs, etc. KIM. S. S, CHR1'ss1DEs, V. G. THOAIASSEN, R. H. . XNDRl-ZWS, P. A. L. LAFORGU1-2, . A. DucLos, . E. M. Youre, . T. R. LUDLABI, . R. W. S'rANDA1zr, . W. F. IQUSSELL, . G. B. Dumas, . F. D. BURNLT, . NIILES F. ZOR1-1, N. K. VAN DX'NE, A. NV. BENHAM, . H. A. Donns, Preceded by the Operetta Les Deux Aveugles Sung by Stanislas Giraflier . . . MM N. MASON, '07 Giacomo Patachon ..,....... . A. DUc1.os, 'IO Former Presentations of Les Cabotins 1904, Le Monde ou l'on s'ennuie, par Edouard Pailleron 1905, 'kLe Malade Imaginairef' par Moliere 1906, Bataille dc Dames, par Scribe et Logeuve 1907, Les Ronmanesquesf' par Edmond Rostand fp , 1 f 10' r WWA r 5 '54 I ld vial r QI! gl if .' 5f 'ff f -. R Y QA f, .. U ,gg KT. Q , ' :ff 1 5 ,?J-'se f ,1 Q, 'EQ I M iii F42 If ,Z A 354 27 If Q Iffis I I RZQFLI lf' 1 Nfwfff Jwffillf f 4 ,1 I inn PUUUDUQYIQOFUDWQ Ia Ivvlueonmmmwmvl, I S . 1 Us-IfII'fW IMI IIIIIWI Mc 'w'f1ziwIy LIII I W fg-A if s .I - , X I f . :'s ' If ..' . .s 2-F I I ,I IE .. X , , f. 1-:I xl, .7 , ,i ,, -4. f I s , . J I L0 fl . -ff 1 V. -rl fi fill 554 f 'I , fy gr ' - Surf. I Q L, zu si 124- ,4 I J . ,, ga slgf ' ' -1 .5 il 'F 4- , yi 21 : f lf, -15,1 I . gg ir? ,gp ll EEE! LE jpg V. 'iff I f 'I III A ' f 5 v ' 4' ES EIC ' ' .. '-2 as X , , wgs 2.4, Q . ' ... SLiE FSQ 2 L SIS 5: y ' ' . I- - 5 HEX:-' 1 . I NE 5,2-. 'J ' ' 'I '-Q 4 iii? - : M Ii' v iii W B - L- . I fl . Eff. .X N ? -3 - 'JSE 5 I, Y If Q . , ' Y ' ' l'. N N : ' , ' 1 . 7' , E. . f if gf: ' 4 fl S3541 L Q 1 w if? gl ,4, ,, . -- - ..---..----- - - - ---- .. --- ....- 4.:-x--- .. sis ff F Ei' f, -3 'v H 0. E ., 7g..,,,. , , , ,P I, , A+ -. J is 1 I- -. - -4 ' 1,,-' . '.' 1 I I. I-,-,II .- I .. I- .-I I. II , III., A X I - ,- H- A -' '- r. ' I .. 1 I I I . I . hh QSEIIII IVS ZNEIIZ U-A Y' I , ,,. ,, k .,,- ..,. . , Q--1,9 ,Rx h M. rl' I .-in ,gg JOSE ANTONIO Gomez VICTO R NAPo LEON PUGA Spanish Club. Organized September, 1906 Mxss GENEVIEVE MURRAY' . FELIPE Aucusro BOLONA MIss JOSEPHINE BRI1-1-oN AR1-I-IUR XVELLS SINCLAIR NIISS GEO RGINA HALSEX' J. U. AQUIRRE M. B. ALMEIDA F. A. BOLONA F. BROGUET -I. X. Br-.Roos G. O. DALE G. DUKE P. CARRERA D. ESPINDOLA A. FARNSWORTI-I G. C. FERNANDEZ J. A. Gomez Officers . . . President First Vice-Presidenz . Second Vice-President . . Secretary . Assistant Secretary . . Treasurer . Assistant Treasurer Members A GORDON F. PoNs F1155 BRITTON R Gonov V. N. PUGA A1188 O. MACKLIN R GONZALEZ A. W. DE REXYERE Miss V. MACKLIN C S. HUIIIPI-IREY RODRIGUEZ MIss G. 1X1URRAY C. I. KEIIRI-IAI-IN M. G. REQUENA A1158 H. Donns J. M. CAMPANI-:ANA R. ROTH Miss G. HALSEX' D. B. LATTIN J. A. SANTILLAN F4158 E. LINK A R. LA1oIIs A. W. SINCLAIR NIISS R. LELAND J. E. BIOLINA F. PONCE DE LEON A. C. TOXVERS R MARQUXNA F. PALACIO M. VEN1-UILA PROFESSOR E. OLxIsTEAD A. PEREIRA A. S. OTERO Presentations of La Tertulia 4 I9o7-- ' ZARAGUETA a' 1908--H EL Nmo . RAIIIOS CARRION Y VITAL AZA . S. ALVAREZ QUINTERO 450 f' Fl-+lTT z': ' T T ' C-TQ?-1 W Z5 W7 .MW 1 A I'iw.Ia..:-:r'-Si T VM: Qui QQ ': ' ESEQ C QQ 'Mg I I :ff ix If ., -fin 953 gi2 'fa1'1!-S ffibs I T ' lf' X I ' ff' tc' I ' I 75 .:. ' 4 5? 4-, ' wg 1 .:., . A , ,ID P: -QL-'iq 1 HI 1, .:, ,:L 'aw I5l.-- g, sgif1iQ . m , . T qmqoq A VI f', INV, ' nl7.,v-l- 'flush 1 f.Ilf-E g -I -H... I sw Q IL Mm 'QIIIIII WETIIIIS MIIIILRI - II1L: . I Officers R. C. EDLUND, 'OO , . . . President L. ll. BUISLI., ,IO . . Vile-Preszldent Miss F. BIUNSELL, ,IO . . Trenxurvr F. R. BENTLEY, 'IO , . Secrfiary Members PROFESSOR LANE COOPER O. W. BoIEs, ,IO 1'ROEEssOR W. STRUNK, JR. T. E. ORBISON, ,IO PROFESSOR A. XVINANS W. H. FRIES, ,II DOCTOR A. L. ANDREWS MISS G. HARRIS E. BAILEY MISS T. O'BRIEN, '09 R. C. EDLUND, 'OO MISS L. A. STRONGF, 'og M. V. ATVVOOD, ,IO MISS M. SMITH, 'O9 D. L. BALDWIN, '09 MISS F. M. HARTMAN, '09 A. H. GILBERT, 'OO MISS H. A. DOBBS, ,IO L. M. BUELI., ,IO MISS M. A. BELL, 'OO F. R. BENTLEY, ,IO MIss E. L. GWYN, 'O9 F. FERNOW, 'Og MISS M. S. HEFFINGER, ,IO W. S. KEENHOLTS, JR., 'og MISS L. JONES, ,II Committees PROGRAM MEMBERSHIP A. H. GILBERT, '09, Chairrnan FRITZ FERNOW, '09, Chafrman TVIISS T. O,BRIEN, ,OO W. S. KEENHOLTS,JR., '09 F. R. BENTLEY, ,IO MISS L. A. STRONGE, 'og M. V. ATWOOD, ,IO D. L. BALDWIN, ,og DOCTOR A. L. ANDREWS MISS M. A. BELL, 'O9 PROFESSOR LANE COOPER . 4-51 START OF INTERCOLLEGE RUN YOUNG, WINNING CROSS-COUNTRY RACE f !' OEF EUR THE BOAT RACE CORNELL TAKES THE FIELD-PENN GANIE 5 1 T 5 .v- , .L -AL..-, CooK, AT THE INTERCOLLEGIATES Ames.: K TH E CHICAGO-CORNE LL GAM E x DEAN FRANK IRVINE, President HON. CHAS. H. BLOOD, WILLIAM JOHN DUGAN Graduate Trearurer Graduate Manager Officers of the Athletic Council 456 . PROFFSSOR A. W. SMITH DAVID F. HOY PROFESSOR I'IERMAN DIEIJIQICHS PROFESSOR 'W. VV. ROWLEE Honorary Members 457 R A ag '38 El 4-R Xx A . , . - ' ' .11 1 , I ' T - I, E' 'I ll T1 kk 'C Y' 4 ' ' :T -1 r I' 7 'A ' 'MTI ' V E x av H,,,,. , -1 . .I lffmt J e ,,, I I, , 7 'V A ' , lll ' -A ,t F ' F' J 7 .'K.', I ll YM ' ' T , .,.. .. , ,, J I MIX K .. Y. A WILLIAM ALDEN BACKUS, 'IO THOMAS WALLACE BAKER, '08 EDWARD TRVING BAYER, '09 ALBERT CHARLES BEAN, ,IO FLOYD WAYNE BELL, 'II LOUIS RITZEMA BOOERT, 'IO CHARLES CHESTER BRINTON, '08 A. BOARDMAN, '08 LEON R. BROWN, 'II ROBERT KEENE CALDWELL, 'oo JOHN CONDICT CARPENTER, '08 GEORGE WALTER CHANDLER, 'Oo EDWARDS HEERMANS CLARK, '09 JOHN ARVINE CLARK, 'IO EDWARD TIFFIN COOK, ,IO PERRY HAMLIN CORNWALL, '00 JAMES JOSEPH COSGROVE, '09 ROBERT EARL COULSON, '09 CHRISTOPHER PAUL Cox, '08 GILBERT HOLMES CRAWFORD, 'IO EDWIN STANSILAN CROSBY, ,IO CALVIN SCOTT DEGOLYER, 'IO FREDERICK OLIVER EBELING, '09 CHARLES MARTIN FRENCH, '09 CREED WALSH FULTON, '09 WARD LLEWELLYN GAELE, '09 FRED EUGENE GARDNER, '00 WILL HARRIS, 'IO JOHN PRESTON HALSTEAD, '08 FRED LEE HEILMAN, '08' Crew, '08 Track, '08 Crew, '08, '07, Football, '08 Cross Country, '08 Football, '08 Cross Country, '08 Football, '06, '07, Crew, '08 Lacrosse, '08 Cross-Country, '08 Football, '07, '08, Baseball, '08 Track, '05, '06, '08 Track, '07 Crew, '08 Crew, '08 Track, '08 Baseball, '08 Football, '07, '08 Crew, '07 Crew, '06, '07, '08 Crew, '08 Football, '08 Track, '08 Baseball, '07, '08 Track, '07, '08 Baseball, '08 Baseball, '08 Football, '07, '08 Football, '07 Cross-Country, '07, Track, '08 Baseball, '05, '06, '07, '08 453 Wearers of the C-Continued CTEORGIE HFNDRICK HIGGINS, 'OO JOHN PALMER HOOKER, '08 PHILLIP ZELI, HORTON, '09 EDWIN ANDREW HUNGIER, 'IO RUSSEL BLAIR HURLIIURT, 'IO ALFRED HENRY HUTCIIINRON, 'OO NIALCOLM SLliIGH'I' JONES, '10 EDWARD JOSEPH KELLY, '09 FRANR BURNETTE KELLEY, 'I0 CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY, 'IO HARRY ADOLPH LUCEER, '08 ROY L. LEVIZNTRY, 'II XVILLIAM XVADE NIATCHNEI-'R, 'IO JOSEPH GRANT BICCULLOM, 'OO EDWARD GAUL BICARTHUR, 'II HOMER GEORGE MOWE, 'IO BERNARD JOHN O'l'CJURKl-I, 'Oo JOSEPH NIiVl'TON PEW, JR., '08 JOHN LEWIS RFIBER, '08 REFINE LATTING ROSSMAN, 'og EDWARD LOOMIS SEYMOUR, 'Oo GEORGE KEYWORTH SHEAR!-IR, '09 TVIAXIMILIAN F. T. SMITH, 'IO EDWARD ALMERON STEVENS, '09 WATERMAN STONE, 'IO JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT, '09 PERCY JAMES TAYLOR, 'IO ROBERT ELIAS CFREMAN, '09 HERBERT LAURENCE CFRUBE, '08 ARTHUR FREDERICK TYDEMAN, 'Io GEORGE HENRY WALDER, '09 CARL HAWLEY WATSON, '09 PAUL WILLIAMS, '10 SAMUEL WILLIANIS, 'I0 HARRY COLLINS WIGHT, '09 BERWICK BRUCE WOOD, 'II HOBART CONE YOUNG, 'IO 4 Baseball, '07 Track, '08 Crew, '08 Cross-Country, '07, Track, '08 Football, '08 Football, '08 Track, '08 Football, '08 Crew, '08 Baseball, '08 Lacrosse, '08 Football, '08 Baseball, '08 Football, '08 Football, '08 Football, '08 '06, Track, '05, '07, '08 Football, '05, '07, '08 Baseball, '07, '08 Track, '07, '08 Crew, '07 Football, '07, '08 Crew, '08 Crew, '08 Crew, '08 Track, '07, '08 Cross-Country, '08 Track, '08 Track, '06, '07, '08, Cross-Country, '07 Football, '08 Football, '05, '06, '07, '08 Football, '06, '07, Baseball, '07, '08 Baseball, '08 Crew, '08 Football, '08 Football, '08 Cross-Country, '07, '08,TraCk, '08 S9 FV 4 ti, 2' r C P vw . ' 'W W 1' w V' 'J' .rt 'W A .h if'-2'rl:. ' 7 1 V 1f?rU,' 1 4 at Ms.,-fy xt iii . Review of the Season , lll rowing st ison of IQO8 opened with bright prospects for a xittoiious star on the water While only a few Xeterans a f -E i , J' from the last ytar's Varsity eight and four were left, the ff 1 y ' 'J ' li t ,- l'ii't-slimzin crew of looj contained men who were Considered of fl 5 g' 'ff Yarsity caliber. - 4 . H' 'i A ' f ,I -, . ' .' llit- crews were on the water the last week in March and for T 2 , . - '- 1- rx I gmr- . -V fly? - ' ' l' 'A -. -f ---. . -N - Vi. f- A - ' H' T' ' , .f jfff - 'i g. it ' ','y !i1. , f 1 ' ixifei 4- W- ,L-llv-li' .. 1 H+ 1- . .. 7'3' -.. .fe-. :' i - 7. hg7'i::5f- 'j 'S' TV? - n ji-fi? -1 v- f ,, ., , .. W., ,.,, 1 ..,-- .Q-..,-:! 1 Wg? f :5a,z5l . , ii, -. .L 'r , 4- mi! -'4 r '7 ' '.j-- '- ' 'I ' ' 'T ,.-- ,.- V gjf- - .ww-. f v, U11 L . ' ' X QL: fig? 'v-ga! -, ' '- , A , , ' . , . Af L: AX ya' 111,534 1 f- 'f .' ' -1' 4-. - -. tx . , .- , e 5,1 221-4- .i' .v51w-as 11 ' -' fe? ' 1 5 i .7 V:-tp: s .1-:ir gtg, -15 if , ' -' 'Iii-713 1.1 K ' N, ff' 9 . . j f A eff - it 3?-5 T15 .224 iff, T .-' '- A ,i.-, G1 T .V I 7 'i - ' ', , , ' i f ' I ' ,I -, V- .A . i ' f 1 'ii . fx-. 4' 1-1' fi , 41 -4 ' if e ' . .1 - , 7 ff, , ,-X 2-egg! '- q M ' ', ,. 5 In ,k YT, .fl ' 'H N if., i 5 ' . gf ,-as f' ' ' ' V . i : .H -v , v,, ,... , . -, .- I ' 1 . it f2 ' .Ja 5.',bff7 J .mf--fi-. f '-1' . . - ,ra -1---W--M ar s'?1 - Jfll :ggi Arif 5-if i if l ,QU-r ' 1-.gif W Q41 A Ffi' i 'l i ' - ., ggi.. 'Et . . . . -pf -5 - .g r-yt ' 1 ' 5 -1 J -' A ' L: K . I, lb , Q ' -. .' . A' 1 V .- b . yr .. A A r i ' if , , v W- the first time in many years rowed up to Glenwood during the first week. But such weather did not last, it being cold and raw for the greater part of April and May. 'lihis was not good for the crews and development was slow. The Freshmen who were strong from the start showed the best development. The efforts of the Old Man to maintain the supremacy were further blocked by sickness and dissension. Both to be regretted, the latter the more so. Two men were lost to the Varsity by sickness and four men, all of them veterans, from the latter cause. The inevitable result took place, for we lost two Varsity races. Harvard's Varsity met Cornell at Boston on May thirtieth under weather conditions which could not have been worse. The race was rowed in a driving rain storm and Harvard scored her first victory over a Cornell crew. The crew which towed against Harvard, in this race, towed together as a unit for the hrst time on a Monday and the following Saturday met defeat at Boston. It was not to be wondered at considering the time the men rowed together. COACH C. E. COURTNEY 461 On the same day Pennsylvania's Junior Varsity met our Junior Varsity on Cayuga Lake over the two- mile course. The race was rowed in a heavy wind and rain storm, resulting in very bad water. Pennsylvania won after a hard-rowed race. Poughkeepsie was next and we had lean hopes of victory. The Freshman crew was doing well, and was expected to win, but much work was necessary for the Varsity eight and four before they would represent the l'Old Man's standard. The Varsity was beaten regu- larly by the Freshmen and the fours seemed an un- known quantity. The big regatta at Poughkeepsie was held on June twenty-seventh under almost perfect conditions. The four-Oared race was first and although catching the water last Cornell was soon on even terms with the other colleges and began to forge ahead. At the mile mark Cornell was three lengths in the lead, .but an unfor- tunate accident put us out Of the race when it seemed which renewed the spirits of Cornell's supporters some- what. The Varsity race was Off to a good start. Penn- sylvania and VVis- consin rowing at a high stroke soon forged ahead, mark by a length. Syracuse, Columbia and Cornell content with a lower stroke rowed on about even terms. Our Varsity was rowing in beautiful form. At the bridge, which marks the three miles, Wisconsin dropped out, due to the collapse of her bow oar, Pennsylvania tired out by the high stroke they had tried to maintain dropped back to fourth position. With Syracuse leading Colum- bia by half a length and Cornell ahalf length behind Columbia a pretty race for the last mile resulted. The crews finished as above, neither one being able to gain on the other. COMMODORE C. P. Cox '08 Pennsylvania leading at the mile This finished our rowing season for IQO8. Un- successful as it was, due to combative circumstances, our hopes are still pinned on the Old Man to put Cornell on top again, and we know that he will do it if such is possible. FAY H. BATTEY. 4.62 all but won. The Freshmen won their race handily E. H. CLARK, '09, Commodore-Elect Naval Record -1 -2 Dale Uppfmmls ll.IAlI7IPl' 7'imc' .lliles Place July 17 1873 Y., XVPS.. H., l1,, .X.,1'ul., ll,, XI,,X,, 'I',, XY Yule 16,59 3 Springfield fllllb' 14. 1975 Cul.. YYPS.. H.. YV.. ll.. T.. P., Y. . Columbizl 10.42 3 Saratoga July IS, 1374 1'oI,,ll.,ll,X1'ee,,Y.,A.,1Xr,,li,,U,,1fl,,1 Cornell H1531 . Saratoga JU13' 19. 13711 11, Cul., U., Wr-s.. 1'. .... Cornell 17.0111 51 Saratoga June 14, 1879 lnicrcollr-gifite . . . Cornell 9.15 11 Saratoga -11l13' 19. 1879 Col., XVus. . . Columlmiu. 8.211 15 Lake George July 4, 1880 Col., Penn, . . Cornell 9.12 11 Lake George June 30, 1881 London. Tliaines , Lonzlon 8,56 13 Henley July 2. 1881 Hr-rtforvl College' . . Hertford 8.19 12 Henley -llllh' -1. 1882 PL-un., 1Y0s.. l'., 15. . . Pennsylvania: 9.255 H Lake George July 4, 1883 P., 11-nn., Wes. . Purnell 1 1,57 15 Lake George June 19. 188-1 Penn., l'. . . Pcnnsylvuniul 9.0131 11 Philadelphia July 19, 1884 l'enn.,1,'ol,, 1'.. li. . . 1'ennsylv11ni:1'l' 8,391 15 Saratoga June 19, 1885 Penn, . , . Cornell 8.38 11- Philudelpllia July 5, 1885 lir., li., Penn. . . Brown' 9,101 11' 1Vorcester June 19, 1387 Penn. . . Cornell Q 15' Pliiladelpliia July 5 1887 15. , . Cornell 9.381 11- 1Vorcester July 4, 1888 Penn. . . Cornell 8.191 IL Philadelphia Julie 2-1, 1889 Col., Penn , Cornell 15.30 3 New London July 5, 1889 Penn. . Cornell 0.401 15- Philadelplna July 1S, 1800 li. . . . Cornell 17.30 3 Ithaca July 0, 1800 Penn. . . Cornell 1-1.-131 3 New London July 24, 1891 Penn., Col, . Cornell 14.2711 - New London June 15, 1892 Penn. . . Vornell 17.20 3 Ithaca July S, 1893 Penn. . Cornell 23,-10 4 Lake Minnetonka. June 16, 1894 Penn. . Vornell 131.12 4 Torresrlale June 24, 1895 Col., Penn . Columbia 21.25 -1 Poughkeepsie July 12, 1895 Trinity Hall . . Trinity Hall 7.15 1 Henley June 26, 1896 H., PQ1m,, C01 . Cornell 19,29't ' 4 Poughkeepsie June 24, 1897 H., Y. . . Cornell 20.34 4 Poughkeepsie July 2 1897 Penn.. Col. . , Cornell 20.47 4-5 -1 Poughkeepsie June 22, 1898 H., Y. . . . Cornell 23.48 4 New London July 2, 1898 Penn., Wis Col. . . . Pennsylvrllliil 15-515 3 Saratoga June 27, 1899 Penn., Wis.. Col ..... Pennsylvania. 20.04 4 Poughkeepsie June 30, 1900 Penn., Wis Col., Georgetown . . Pennsylvania 19.41 4 Poughkeepsie July 2 1901 Penn., Wis., Col., Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 13.53 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 21, 1902 Penn., Wis., Col., Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 19.05 3-5 4 Poughkeepsie June 26, 1903 Penn., Wis., Col., Georgetown, Syracuse Cornell 18.57 4 Poughkeepsie June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Penn., Col., Georgetown, VVis Syracuse 20.22 3-E 4 Poughkeepsie May 27 1905 Harvard .... Cornell 10.09 1-5 1 7-8 Cambridge June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Georgetown, Col., Penn., 1Vis. Cornell 22.00 1-5 4 Poughkeepsie May 25, 1906 Harvard ...... Cornell 10.41 3-5 1 7-8 Cambridge June 23 1906 Penn., Syracuse, Col., Wis., Georgetown Cornell 19.36 4-5 4 Poughkeepsie May 30 1907 Harvard ,..... Cornell 11.01 2 Ithaca June 25 1907 Col., Navy, Penn., VVis., Georgetown Syracuse .,... Cornell 20.02 2-5 4 Poughkeepsie May 30 1908 Harvard ...... Harvard 10.47 2 Cambridge June 27, 1908 Syracuse, Columbia., Cornell, Pennsylva- nia., Wis. ..... Syracuse 19.34 4 Poughkeepsie A.-Amherst D.-Dartmouth Penn.-Pennsylvania Wis--Wisconsin B.-Bowdoin H.-Harvard T.-Trinity Wes.-1Vesleya.n Br.-Brown M. A.-Massachusetts Agricultural U,-Union Y.-Yale Col -Columbia P. Princeton W.-Williams S.-Syracuse 'l'Corne1l first: ruled out on foul. iWorld's record, 8-cared shell, 1Corne1l second, +America.n record, 8-oared shell. Q Pennsylvania did not start. Cornell rowed course. 463 1908 VARSITY CREW 190 Varsit Crew CHIlIS'l'0PHliR l'.fxLf1. Cox, '08 . Comnzodore STIEPHIQN l,o'1'Ar V.LxN1mxauvEr-zlz, '08 . . Mmmgfr 1'xAY HENIMING B.-X'l4I'IiY, ,OU .'l,f.fIA.YflHZfAflt77Z61gL f l'H.1.R1.Es li. L'ouu'rNm' . . C0llz'll Crew CHRISTOPHER Ilwl. Cox, 'OX . Slmlcf W1L1,l,xx1 ALDEN BACKU5, ,IO . . Four AI.-XXIMILIAN 1f.'1'. Sm'1'H, 'lo 131,-:v IQDW.-XRD ALMERON STEVENS, 'org Five PHILLIP Z1-ILL Huwmx, 'oq . Tivo XYATERMAN STONE, 'Io . . . Six IQDWARD HEI-:RMANS L'l,,Ax1u4, 'on Timm SAMUEL XVILLIAMS, ,IO . Sewn HHN :XRVINE CLARK, ,lO, COXfTL'Ul.II Substitutes Homin NELSON SIMPSON, 'og S.-XXIUEI. S'1'11:,-xlms BULLEN, 'oq ' A, f. ?',' . , -is : - . , ' E '. L Q, F. H. BATTEY, '09, MANAGER F. H. MCCORMICK, '10, ASSISTANT MANAGER 465 M, W-',,,,...-rv-' '-M--.1:1.,.. June June July June June June June June June June 1908 Varsity Four- ared Crew FRANK BURNET1' KELLEY, ,IO EDWARD IRVING BAYER, 'oo . CHARLES GILBERT Date 1899 1 9oo 1 901 1902 I 903 1904 I 905 1 906 1 907 1 908 CH ESTER BRINTON, '08 HOLMES CRAWFORD, ,IO Time Dirt. 11.12 2 IO,3I 1-5 2 U-393'5 2 10.31 1-5 2 10.34 2 10.503-5 2 10.152-5 2 10.34 2 Four-Oared Crew Record Opponents Wz'nner Pennsylvania, Columbia Penn. Pennsylvania, Columbia Penn. Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania, Columbia Cornell Pennsylvania, Col., Wis. Cornell Col., Penn., VVis., Geo't'n Cornell Syracuse, Penn., Col., VVis. Syracuse Syracuse, Penn., Col. Cornell Syracuse, Penn., Col. Syracuse Syracuse, Penn., Col., Cornell 10.37 1-5 2 Syracuse 10.52 2-5 2 B ow Two Three Four Plare Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie 190 Junior Varsity Crew NIAXIMIIJAN FRANCIS 'THEODORE SMITH, ,IO Bow GILBERT HOLMES CRAVVFORD, ,IO BENJAMIN DORRANCE BEYEA, ,IO FRANK EUCHNER WURST, '09 . ARTHUR LAURENCE FROST, 'og . WATERNIAN STONE, 'Io . SAMUEL STEARNS BULLEN, '09 . PHILLIP ZELL HORTON, '09 Date Opjionent May 30, 1908 A Pennsylvania . Two . Three Four Five . S ix Sefuen Stroke Wl.N7Z6T Time Diff. Plafe Pennsylvania IO . 27 2 Ithaca 467 190 Freshman Crew CLARENCE NEWTON SEAGRAVES . Bow SEYMOUR H. SUTTON . Fifve LEGRANDE DEGR.AFF SIMPSON Two PHILLIP LEWIS DAY . Six HOWARD DAVID HADLEY . . Three SEVVELL NAMES . . Sewn WILLIAM MELVILLE ATCHISGN . Four ALBERT CORT WIECI-IERs Stroke HENRY JOSEPH KIMBALL, Coxswoin Substitutes GEORGE CARSON SMITH, JR. HERBERT RAY LAFFERTY Freshman Crew Record Dale Opponents July 13, 1875 Brown, Harvard, Princeton . July 19, 1876 Harvard, Dartmouth, Columbia . July 17, 1878 Harvard .... June 24, 1890 Columbia, Yale . . . June 9, 1892 Columbia . June 20, 1894 Dauntless . . June 19, 1895 Pennsylvania . June 25, 1896 Harvard, Penn., Col. June 23, 1897 Yale, Harvard . . June 30, 1897 Columbia, Pennsylvania June 23, 1898 Yale, Harvard . . . July 2, 1898 Cornell, Pennsylvania .... June 26, 1899 Columbia, Pennsylvania . . . June 28. 1900 Columbia, NViscOnsin, Pennsylvania . July 2, 1901 Columbia, VVisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse June 21, 1902 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse . June 26, 1903 Columbia, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Syracuse June 28, 1904 Syracuse, Pennsylvania, Columbia . . June 28, 1905 Syracuse, Columbia, Pennsylvania . . May 30, 1906 Cascadilla . A .,.,. June 23, 1906 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Columbia . . Juno 25, 1907 Syracuse, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia June 1908 Syracuse, Vifisconsin, Pennsylvania, Columbia 27, +I ntercol legiate record. 468 ll'1f1mer Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Corn ell Yale Cornell Yale Cornell Cornell Wisrzonsin Pennsylvania Cornell Cornell Syracuse Cornell Cornell Syracuse Wisconsin Coi nell Time! :ll iles 17.321 3 17.23-b 3 17.132 3 11.061 2 10.562 2 11.152 2 11 .183-5 2 10.18 2 9.19-ly 2 9.21 2 11.223-5 2 10.57 2 9.55 2 7.41 2 10 201-5 2 9.34 4-5 2 9.1814 2 10.01 2 9.394-5 2 7.40 li- 9.512-5 2 9.58 2 9.38 2 Place Saratoga Saratoga E nsenore New London Ith aca Ithaca Ithaca Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Saratoga N ew London Saratoga Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Ithaca Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie Poughkeepsie V,xus1'1Y IN SHELL CORNELL7S GRAND OLD NIAN . W1 At Poughkeepsie 470 ,N jf A--', A 1, ifff f. , 4 ' wsanw, 1531 J 'i' - 'ff ' ',,. sf ' -rr -' . f , V5 -- 1' , n 'Il-L-I -v . 'Ai ? 3 115' ,fjfe ,Qyiscff ,ge Q - I ' V QJIQQGY5 ' , '.4,,lVgxiI -I e K., X ffm x : 15.7 3 f i At Poughkeepsie 47 I WHERE THE SHELLS ARE NIADE 41 i A 13 - 3 1 xr , ! I ' f. OFF FOR POUGHKEEPSIE BULLEN, BATTEY, STONE, HORTON, BARNES, MCCORMICK 'eaafHeZ??E i5giv427i:.f1f' We t i - V t ' ' riz. ' - 'Y' 'f ,, , ,,, ,.,-,,,,.,, ..: 1 af. 1 ff A . ,, f 1 -- .a mei- -2 s er...'e'Q -' ' e- ee' f s' A - tt 'S -'ii t ' f--1 -UIC' ' ' ., , 1 'WZ'-12' ' ' N' .e- '. ' ' '- Y ' .4 ' -: s . Jeri? . ' 2 1. - . f 'f I -st .A , 1 ' . e ' Az , .. 1 , ,, , , , , , 5' t.a - faew. . ' ka .i .J law .J f.,tf f 'Amt ' I. - 4 - I I L.-rf A ' t - . ,. ' 1. l v 4 p b -. at 'V P' V? ' - ' -fv.fTq1-f-n'.v-.- -sa 'mpg' 1'---r'-. ,2J,.'1 , '-fr .RQ 1 t--fit , A - ,-Q 'tif ' ' wg .-1 . , ' ..J-4 r 1, Q-rvs fls v.-m'-ft sfrtigtta' .22-f:t4!24feL:2-fl:-t. 'il . ' 'N' 14 - :. Q ' -wr N 6 i-Qui V - Q i Q . . . 1, . . I- O brlellv review the l'ootball beason of 1908 it is natural V. - ,.. 1 ' 1 - ft to First consider the 'number and quality of the candi- . I , dates who presented themselves. 'lihe squad, in numbers , , particularly, was not what it should have been for a University . X A ' of the size of Cornell, and for this there seems to be no good I'L'2lS0l'l. 1 The greater part of the material was almost wholly green, but three regular varsity candidates being available. That' . . Q mal , f ' i 5 it -J--.' X 0 Lbiaff rf, 'g ' - - ' 14 'il .2 7 ' , . 1- : A Q ' , lg., results at all satisfactory were attained, in mv opinion, is to I . . .-..i. be largely attributed to the splendid spirit of the players, the exceptional harmony which existed, and the unqualified observance of discipline. At the same time, hearty recognition should be given to the noteworthy exhibition of college spirit on the part of the undergraduates. The record of the games seems to bespeak one of the most consistent playing football teams which Cornell has had. The players accommodated their game to the necessity of the occasion, and, with the exception ofthe Pennsylvania game, were rewarded for the relative merits of their efforts with those of their opponents. Undoubtedly the better team won on Thanksgiving Day, but I think the two teams were not as unequal as the results of the game would seem to indicate. P. EDVVARD LARKIN, '06 473 chances because of the small number of candi- A Word should be said regarding the trials ofthe coaching stalf. Unusual conditions arose which absolutely precluded a member of Cornell's most prominent football coaches from returning and lending assistance. It is not at all likely that this will ever again happen. lt is certainly to be hoped that it will not. For next season, it occurs to me that the undergraduates should look to some reason for preventing the handicapping of the University's dates This they can readily accomplish if they see fit to do so. The Alumni will undoubtedly return in greater numbers than ever before, and this, in my opinion, should be the case. The results of the last two years' endeavors should be thoroughly and carefully analyzed by all Cornell football players, and the lessons they teach be taken advantage of. P. EDWARD LARKIN. 474 A. F. TYDEMAN, '10, Captain Elect Football Record Daft' SCOVP Oct. LIORNIELI. Oct. CORNELL Oct. CoRNI-:LI. Oct, CoRNIaI.I. Oct. CoRNIzI.I, Nov CORNELL Nov CORNELL Nov. CORNIQLI. Nov CQRNELI. Games XVon, 7 S C0 VL' 1908 I'IAMII.'l'ON 0 fJBl3R1.IN IO CoLtzA'I'Ii o VERMONT o I,ENNSYI,VANlA STATE 4 ANIHERST o CHICAGO 6 'I'RINITY 6 PENNSYLVANIA I7 Summary Games Tied, I Games Lost, I Pfam' Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Chicago Ithaca Philadelphia R. C. HARGREAVES, '09, MANAGER T. L. MILLER, ,IO, ASSISTANT MANAGER 475 HARGREAVES, Manager MCCULLOB1 Coscaovn O'ROURKE LEVENTRY BELL KELLY S1-1 mum CROSBY HOFFAfAN CALDNVELL XVIGHT HUTCI-uNsoN TYDEMAN WALDER, Capmin Mowr: HURLBURT BAYER MACARTH un GARDNER FRANKP: Wool: 1908 Varsity Football Team j Varsity Football Team, 190 GPIKHRKPE HENRY xv.-Kl.Dl-IR, 'oq ROBPiRT CATTLE HARGREAYES, 'THOMAS LEQ AIILLER, 'lo . EDWIN EARLIR, 'OS Momus SAMUEL H.-xr.l.lD,-YY, 'ofa EDWARD GAUL HI.-Kl'. XRTHL'R, '11 . BERNARD Jm-IN O'Rfll'RKE. 'oq FLOYD xv.-KYNE BELL, '11 . HARRX' COLLINS W1uH'r, 'oq . JAMES JOSEPH Coscsnovrz, 'og . RAY L. LEYENTRY, 'Il . . . RUSSELL BL-un HrRLuL'R'r, 'lo . 'oq . Field Committee EX'C,l-'l-'ICID Grioumi HENRY XY.-XI.IlliR, 'og Caplain . . fllanager . .'1!5f5l1IlIl.l111r7l1gE'r P. EDNYARD LAR1-cm, '06 HENRH'SC'HOPZI.LKOPP' 'oz Team . Riiqhl Eur! FRED El'Ul'1Nl'1 GARIJINER, '09 . I Rilqln Taclclr lirikwxvx BRUUE Woon, 'll . - lllldflff Backs Right Gunn! ROBERT KEEN CALDWELL, 'o9. l . Cum-r HONIPQR GEORKZEZ Mow:-3, 'xo . T Lrfl Gunn! Al-lTHl'R FRI-IDRICK 'I'YDEMAN,'lo I' Ld' HH'fB'1'tf l.t'fl Tarklr ,'XI.FREIl HENRY HLTCHINSDN, 'og 1- Ri-gh! Half Lrfl Emi G1-loam: KEYYYORTH SHEAR!-1R,'o9 J Barkx CQHORUH HENRY NVAl.DliR, '09, l llllBl1fff Subslilulex-Enwlx STAxs1LAx CROSBY, 'IOQ EDW.-XRD lkvlxo BAYER, 'oqg FREm:Rxc'x QJLIVER EB!-ZLING, 'ogg CLARENCE Por-E, 'xog JOSEPH GRANT H'Il'CllI.l.l75I, 'ogg SARGFNT GLENN H01-'rM,-xx, 'ICQ EDXVRD JOSEPH KELLEY, '09 Josrzm-r W. BE,-YCH.-nl, 'Q7 CHARLES A. 'I'AUSSlG, 'oz DANXEL A.l1El-LD, '98 EDWARD R. IXLEXANDI-ZR, 'ol Graduate Coaches EDXV,-XRD I. COSTl'1I.l.0, '06 CHARL1-is B. M.-xsox, '97 CLINTON R. NVYCKOFF, '96 GI-ZORKZI-1 TANDY' COOK, '07 JULIAN .ALIH-IRT PDLLDCK, '07 Q 1 EDWIN EARLE, JR., '08 MORRIS S. HALLXDAY, '06 477 1910 EDDIE CROSBY Russ HURLBURT HOMER MOWE Football 'CLARENCE' POPE Suas HOFFMAN KI-:I-:LER, Manager BLACKWELL NIUNK DEL.-KNO HORPZLL NVEFKE-.5 DAVIDSON GAss . Paxaxwvzlz XVILSON KRUTCH Moon!-2 BAKER Tu-tGL1-: 1912 Freshman Football Team 5 is A11 1 QQ. . X TYDEMAN MAKING AN END RUN SIGNAL PRACTICE 4.80 AMHIQIIST GAME , . ,612 -- - - . .. 4. -....-1 TOUCHDOWN AGAINST TRINITY A SCRIMMAGE J. refs: - - ef- TRINITY HOLDING ON SIX-INCI-I LINE GOAL AGAINST OBERLIN Pennsylvania Game 432 . f fx I ,4 K H -1, mfg- '11 rn--Y iff- .rv- W M AJ' lf' f 1 Q at ff ,lxff 5 ,jf S M. .1-1 ' ggi?iixQ :....4!?39'f-. ReV1eW of the Season 59,3 l' l , in tlironicling the baseball season of IQO8 we predicate our , , , l Judgment on the number of victories its result was hardly a r i J A ' l . . . m y I success But if, on the other hand, we determine its issue on ' .1 if fl 3 1 . . :Brees 5. the better criterion of conscientious effort and loyal representa- if. ...X .N ,,. ., --CL-yrlr i. 3, I t 5,31 1 :h - Tx : ,vw-,yt X- . - View , ' fl 'I 1 ' ':'f'- 2 .L -1 -' ' 1 . H fail.,'-7551-?.2f1 ':i-f1,?::5-'-ri -J, 111 -jafjf ' ' '3ff,', , ' , . -et.:-14-4 f-sflicfft-it.a:3,i55-af :ffi?T3z,isd4fl9'r5,fQ35,, Q. ',',g.. f' 921 1. ,Y rrwg-f3g',4I'.', L .. - ,Y ll it , I 'wen -, I K hz, W ,A -V-L.G??5V..,.f?,gvv4g .c . E 4 ': -' -'vw i rf s e . ' .- 1- -M ' ff ' f .mzs-w'.qe':f ff! . , . K -R. , '1 5354116 ,- f ' j X .-N r ,X -,-1, .af 3, , 5 ,i ,ty--v - I -' ., - 'v 5 51: VZ, U tl W. , it i v. Y X W , W iii, V. Q WI: .tg -' K-7 i ' J. X ' '. , . I f. 1 1 . 1 ,fl ' i ' 1 -'V - ' ' -, , ' ff .- ,f 'F It , ,A ,fx V' , , I r ,f 1 .A 4 Ut It ...A ,a. .J J 1- i v f, . - I v S 1 Y, I. If I A, .N 145, A ,- t E li, ir ,, ,M ,s. , V ,,. - . ,,,4 . .,.,fM.b,. N ,, ' W 1-Q-r if i ' - . iii ' 1-.f?'ei?1 'E :f17'2'i??-We-'-fi-55?3af- Ml 77 ' I 'J' ' ' .55 it! 2 ' f' ' I ' .T . N-, ' 'n:'3.'- ,,A . A I ' W. F 1 ' fg- Qy- ' ' ' if ' A , fl., , . V ' ji fi' : A - ' - . 3 ' r ': 3 Y , :V .- ' .1 it ig I f' , ff .M --ef- ,Q-,tf i to ii 1 - N , 1 ' ' .,- . , . . . -' G 4 - +s,.1.. A-:9 'f,N ' 1 - y tion, the outcome was far from a failure. Handicapped from the start by un- X avoidable circumstances, the team had an 9 uphill struggle to the end. Of all the obsta- l cles the most salient was the unfavorable weather which necessitated the cancelling of four of the most important home games. This constant inability t'o play on familiar grounds detracted a factor almost requisite to winning in collegiate baseball. Second to this were the injuries sustained by many of the players, especially by the pitchers. Being thus incapacitated many positions lacked the strength which they otherwise would have had' COACH, D. COOGAN 483 X VVe do not offer this as an excuse. The season needs none and it can answer for itself. In various games the team exhibited excellent form and the victories were well warrantedg while some of its defeats suffered were only by narrow margins. But at all fiI'I1SS,XVl1CIll61' F. L. HEILMAN, '08, Captain Winning or losing, in good or in adverse for- tune, the squad demonstrated a true and loyal spiritg and though its number of victories was small the IQO8 baseball season was far from being discreditable to the University. D. COOGAN. R. K. CALDWELL, '09, Captain-elect 484 Date April 1 1 April I5 Ap1il 18 April zz April 15 April Zlj May 2 May 11 May IZ May Ing May I6 May 10 May 23 May lj May 30 June IO -lime II Oppomvit Colgate Rochester New York L' I . and M. Niagara Ilcnnsylvania Princctmi Harvard Baseball Record nivcrsity State' I,awre11c1:x'illt' Ilrinccton Indians Nlichigan Ijennsylvania Williams I'ennsylvania Harvarcl W'illiams 'i .S J. H. Scorr, '09, Manager 485 Corurll Op Q O QNO gaxncj 1 1 8 6 3 O 1 2 -lr CNo gamej QNU gamej 5 3 -I 5 CXU gamel .3 1 5 1 1 3 2 -1- 0 o 1 4 5 Place Ith aca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Ithaca Lawrenceville Princeton Ithaca Ithaca Philadelphia Ithaca Ithaca Cambridge Wlilliamstown H. H. BENNETT, IIO, Assistant Manager GOODWILLIE GABLE Bfxnm-:na MATCH NI-DER LALLY FULTON WATSON REIBER HEILMAN- CALDNVELL COOGAN EBELING NVILIIAMS Caplain Coach 1908 Varsity Baseball Team A Varsity Baseball Team 1908 Officers 1-'RED LEE HEILMAN, 'OS , IDIIN HULL SCOTT, 'oq HENRY Hmv.-IRD ISENN DANIEL COOGAN CARL HAWLEY XV.-XTSON, 'og FIQHN LEWIS REIBIER, ,OS . FRED LEE HEI1.RI.AN, '08 . WILLIAM WADE AIATCHNEER, 'IO XVARD LLEWELLYN CIABLE, '09 P ROBERT KEEN CALDWELL, 'og FREDERIC OI.IN'ER EBELING, 'og CREED XVALSI-I FULTON, 'og ? PERRY CORNNVALL, '09 5 PAUL VVILLIAMS, ,IO 7 I CLARENCE VINCENT LALLY, ,IO WVARD LLEWELLYN GABLE, '09 ROBERT KEEN CALDWELL, 'og 5 CHARLES REX BARKER . If'1 1 'IO , . 1-I,c,fI'5tf1r1t Team 487 Crzpm 1.77 Iwanngcr .wnnrzgur U COHI'l1 . Fimlhw . SfmndBafe Shm-mop . Third Ban , Left Fzlcfd . Rzlghi Field' . Center Field Catchers Pitchers S ubstzqtu te BILLH IVIATCHNEER HILL JONES 1910 5'PAUL,' WILLIAMS Baseball QVIN E1 I PUss' LALLY ED GOODWILl,IE CARVAJAL CRoss SCOTT BLAIR DAUENH.-xuER BROWN Ihuvmzwcrz Ba.-xvms OYSTER Dssl-ION, Coach. SEVERANCE S1-mm: 'MAGNER Bncxrzn HOWARD 1911 Freshman Baseball Team I . THE MICHIGAN GAME CORNELL AT VVILLIAMSTOWN WILLIAMS AT ITHACA ' -fi-1.-my 3 'r- 5, ugrr, Y:'fg'?.h1-2.7..5':'dH'?2'.Z1-'52Lb'.- f 'ME A 1 fl' f-1'-V ,.,Y..,..., A. - -. . .... . .A ..-.- . -M.-,-::f THal-.Ji':.'-'-:-':-.. ,44-'1'- '.---4 may --vwraz'-Q 5 -:gg , fy , SLf.'- Q--ifssassili fin.---wvtf''--as-:!i'T2ZSfE4 1-153511:--Toi-336 - was i -wmatn P e -e e-e----f-ef-e'----'---H'------ '- 121- JS- ' ' 3 fi ah. . ' r 'WW in .f .., V-1-'-Tig, -.21-7. .fa f-,-'fp-11-.4--172' -' '- i rg H Alpif' - vt 4 -,171 4 ij, 5 1, .2-ali, :J .yi Iiflim: J gt 21 sp L' I V -ningf , T f ,:.Vv.ifix.j Vfwiyi jjgljgii 5 'N 11.411 4. Y . . .MP gawk .1 I f , .J-:gr V- ..'-f YI: ,V .M i,, 1 5 Cap- Y :exit i A I , :- zffl- Qing? .' , -1 'f :ww -, itll-fi 4 -Q, fa 4 .1 5 4 I X , einem, Lp ' 1 15,1 5 ' ' ' ' J Y ' ' - - '7 l il 3 2' .aafg sf-31.3, :-gm .- , 31 5:7551 ,zo J1..-Y, Ifiljgfqsj,fzfg'ff2271f3f1''QS f f:?1,. . gg,.-,Q,1L5?. :2f'5'1 L 1, I 1'-lf L-'.', ' -' far-E 'T ' gg -5---,ag-ax-'f,j '-'-2:1l'1'ia'-'-5.-2'-Z+1'4..1 +??fE'fn-U4 . ,'3'1':v'f'5C!i LQ! 11.31-I 'EEE -1 , A Intl: , very, c.. . c-- V- A Y-..f 4 .: il1 i2l:L , u 'gen gif as 1 v 3.1 - N , ,V ig n f F If Qt get Rev1eW o the Season ,gy L ,E ri' N A -T ft' , , ,.,x 5? ' f 5 Rl'iVlliW', liowever short, of the IQO8 Track Team l f v if i ' shows that it was one of the most successful in the ':'. fm' V ,lf ft Iggy. fffv brilliant history of Cornell track athletics. J . 1562- , 'I L' , , . . 'ff' 'U in-tif! 1 ln the winter the Relay leams hegan the unbroken string of victories by winning all of the eight races in which they competed. Following this preliminary success came the defeat of Princeton in the annual dual meet, which was one of the most decisive in many years of these dual contests. But the greatest achievement and the culminating triumph was the victory at the lntercollegiate , Track Meet at Philadelphia on May tliirtieth when, for the fourth time in the past Eve years, Cornell again demonstrated her supremacy in track athletics ofthe American colleges. l Such satisfactory track outcome necessi- . tates hard, continuous work throughout the entire college year. As the facilities for COACH, F. MOAKLEY 4-91 development of many events are very inadequate at Cornell, favorable results in these particular branches calls for undaunted courage in the candidates ambitious for ultimate successi But as yet the development of true athletic spirit E at Cornell is in its l infancy. lfone compa res the number of men who try for varsity sports here - with that of our rival institutions one would realize how severely we a re C. M. FRENCH, '09, Captam-Elect handicapped. Th us, what We Want and what we must have is more men who are willing to persevere and work conscientiously to the end, and fewer who are contented to stand by to applaud the results of others. J. N. PEW, '08, Captain S 491 E1- 1011-Y,-.un 101.1-Yuan 1. nl 1.1.1511 . DASH . 220-Y,mn Dfisn . 4411-Yuan Dfisn . SSO-Y.xnn DASH . UNI:-MILE RVN . 'I'wn-51111112 RVN . 1211-X'AR1D 2120-Yuin 1-1Vnni.i:s 1'1l'111D1,1-is H10-Ymnn Ihsn . Hluu JVMP . Iimmn JVMP . 1,131.1-1 YAl'l.'1' . Pom: V.iVl,T . , 1'VT'rxx1: 10-Ln. Simi' . . TIIRUXVINYG 111-r u. Plumi-.ii , '1'im1-113-Mlm: 1'1mss-C'ui'vrnY 01AR.kT11ON 1i.u'l-1 100-Yum 220-1'.1RD 440-Y.-mn S80-Yum 13.1511 . Iusu . 13.1511 RVN Rrx . . Uxr:-B11r.l-' UNI-5 .xxn ONE-1111.1-' 5111.13 RVN . 215-Yfxnn H1'li1lI,l'IS . . -10-Yfxan HIGH HVnn1.1-gs , 100-Y.-mn Low 11Vnnr.i:s 100-Y.-inn HIIG11 H1'Rll1.1'1S IQCNNIXG Hifi!! JVMI' . Pom-3 VAVL1' . . 1'1.'TTIXH 16-Ln. Sum- , TXVO-0111.1-I R 1-ILA Y 1 oVR-MILE 111'Z1.A Y Ox 1:-Mimi 1iiai.A Y 4Pan-American: not zillowei k1Vf'11'1Cl'S. record. : '5'4'191Y11l1l'1I' record. Track Record lon account Outdoor lf1'r'n1'rl' 1 11 SUV. 11 -1-5 sm- ' 221 3-5 wi- -111 -1-5 sl-V 1 inin. 57 -:J M-0. -1 min. 2-12-5 sec. 1111l111.'1114lI1'. 15 3-5 sr'V. 13451-5 s . 1 .1 - cu ' . g in. '.ll. 1.2 fl. 1, n. 1:11.25 im-H 1111 1 2:1 f1. 51 '1 . ,I -45f1.Qin. 1l1'i1'1. 11 in. 1-.D111lIl.11NQ'1'. Ill l11l11.111S1'l'. Indoor 21 -1 5 SPF. 1111-5 sc-V. 251 Z1-5 sec-. 52 C1-5 Svc. 2 inin, 3 1-5 sm -1 min. 28 sl-V. H inin. 57 2-3 If 5 sm-V. 5 -1-5 ser. 11 3-5 sec. 1-1 sc-4'. 1111. 1 in. ll ft, 0 in. , . -1311. 1, ln. 8 xnin. 1 Sw-. 18111111.2111 soc. 3 111111.28 2-5 ser. nf winrl. llulrlwr if. M. si-mfs, '04 17. M. Sears, '04 1 . M. Sears, '04 XY. fi. 1Vurr0n, '03 ll. S. Truff, '03 11.12 Nhinsnn, '06 W. .1'.. Nrliutt, 00 1.. Ii. 1. IC , 1. 1. I, 11. 1'. 11Nll1'Illl'1lPl', 'Wil 1'll.11'1li, '00 Uuirnw, '00 T, 1'rmli, '10 '1'.fTnnk, '10 '1'.K'0nk, '10 S, Porter, '05 '11, Funk, '08 J. '1':i5'lHr. .1, .1. 13411111118 1211. Young. '02 11.11,1'1111'l11l1I'l, '10 F.l1, Wallis, '00 1-1. A. Rogers, '03 11. Smith, '04 W.1'I. Sc-hutt, '05 17. V. Munson. '06 C'. D. Young. '02 C YV. Wilson, Jr.. '00 191, Cairns, '00 1.. Ashliurner, '06 111, 1'. Serviss, Jr., '05 11-l. F. Porter, '05 .1.1'v.1'l1i1ins, '00 1 . .1. Porter, '05 A. 1V.Grunt. '09 1 1'. -1. Taylor, '10 I M. 55. Jones, '10 N. Elwrsole, '10 S YV. E. Schutt, '05 - 11, C. Munson, 'Oli I 15. Smith, '05 T. 111, Foster, '04 Q C. M. French, '09 Q H, 111. Rogers, '07 I F .1. Herr, '07 , J. C. Carpenter, '07 'i'1nterc-ollegiate record. 113111 not clear all hurdles. lJnlwuf,'1Ialcing '50 May 1901 June 1901 May 1901 Maw' 1903 June 1902 May 1905 Mary 1903 May 1905 Klux' 1904 May 1904 June 1907 May 1908 July 1908 May 1905 May 1905 Mar. 1909 Dv-c. 1907 Mar. 1900 Mar. 1908 Fi-fb. 1904 Feb. 1903 Feb. 1903 Mar, 1904 Feb. 1905 Mar. 1 900 Mar. 1 900 Feb. 190-1 Feb. 190-1 Mar. 1903 Nur. 1906 Mar. 1901 Feb. 1909 Mar. 1914 Mar. 1906 T. G. ROCKWELL, '09, Manager A, C. HASTINGS, JR., '1o,Assr. Manager 493 ROCKWELL, Assistant Ilflanager SPELMAN RITTER MILKS Dumas Gms Enmnsouc HOFFMAN HUIQLBURT Cospnovn MQAKLEY, Coach S1-Em DEEIXING James RossMAN Hooxcmz TREBIAN HUNGER CARPENTER BEAN Hncncocx BAMHERGER, Manager E. T. Cooxc HALS1-EAD CARPENTER G. T. Coox BAKER PEW, Capmin JACKSON Fm-:Non 'l'Rum: TALCOTT DE GOLYER - 1908 Varsity Track Team Varsit Track Team, 190 J EPH NIDVIJON PEW, 'OY,I,'.1pm1'1I CI..-XRENCIC QiRlfIiNWAI,ID lgANIliliRGliR, '08, .llfmngu V . , l IIIQODORIQ CIRII I IIII ROCRR I.I.I,, OO, .-I,vf1'smIIr .'lf.IrIr1g:r LLOYD H. HROXYN, 'CO . . 'lil-IONIAS XY.'Xl.I..-NCIS lg.-XKFR, 'OS ALBERT L'HARI.I2s BEAN, 'IO FDWARD HEERMANS CI..-XRK, 'OO GEORGE rll,-XNDY COOK, 'OS . EDWIN Jlillfl-'IN COOR, ,IO . CALVIN SCOTT lJliciOI.YER, ,IO NEWMAN EIIERSOLE, 'IO . . XYILLIANI SILLINIAN l Os'I'I-ZR, 'OO CHARLES NIARTIN l'1RliNCH, 'OO RICHARD ANTHONY CTEIS, '08 . ROGER XVOLCOTT HITCHCOCR, ,IO NORN1AN POND HODOES, 'og . RAYMOND ARTHUR HUTCHINSON, 'OO EDNVIN ANDREW HUNOER, ,IO . JOHN PALMER PIOOKER, 'OO . JOHN PRESTON H.ALSTEAD, 'O8 . THOMAS MARSH.ALL JACKSON, 'OS MALCOLM SLEIGHT JONES, 'IO . BURTON JUDSON LEMON, 'O8 . JOHN EVAN TVIILLS, 'Og . WAI,TER SCOTT NOBIS, '08 JOSEPH NEWTON PEVV, 'O8 . GUSTAV JAEGER REQUARDT, '09 REFINE LATTING ROssMAN, 'Og RICHARD ROSSMAN, BOO . . WILLIAM BAYARD STURGIS, 'O8 WILLIAM H. SPELLMAN, 'O8 . JOHN CHAMBERLAIN TALCOTT, 'O9 FREDERICK BARRETT TOWNSEND, 'O8 ROBERT EI.IAs FIXREMAN, 'Og . HERBERT LAWRENCE TRUBE, 'OS HOBART CONE YOUNG, ,IO Team 495 JOHN lf. hilOAKI.liY, Conrlz High Jump l-lzimmer throw 'liwo-mile l-lzlmmer throw Hummer throw Pole vault, hroacl jump, hurdles Two-mile Two-mile Pole vault Quarter and half-mile Hull'-mile Quzlrter-mile Half-mile IZO hurdles and 220-yard dash TWO-mile Hammer throw Half-mile and mile Pole vault Mile Halt'-mile, mile, and two-mile Pole vault Mile and two-mile Hammer throw High jump High jump High jump Shot put and hammer throw TWO-mile - IZO and 220-yard hurdle Half-mile 220-yard hurdle Mile and two-mile Two-mile FRENCH, MAC ARTHUR, SMITH, HURLBURT One-Mile Relay Team EBERSOLF, JONES, GRANT, TAYLOR, BEAN Two-Mile Relay Team Sixteenth nnual Track and Field Championships, I.A.A.A.A. P RINCETON-CORNELL MEET Summary of Events, I. A. A. A. A. IUU-Y.u1n llhsii 220-YAR11 D.xs1i -l-10-YARD DAS:-I l'l.4.I.l-'-XlIL1-L RVN OX47'hlII.E Rox 'l'wo-Nlrnii RPN 120-Yuan Hunnmgs 220-Y.u-In Hl7RllLI'IS Huurnn Tunow Purrrxo 16-Ln. SHOT RI'NNING BROAD JUMP RUNNING HIYUH JUMP POLE V AULT Cornell, ZH: l,PIlllSXlYl1lllll, 295, Yule, 223 Hnrvnrnl, 171: Durtliioiirh, lTp 3lll'llllZ1llI. IS, Swnrtliiiiorf-, li, Colnnihizi. Princeton, 43 Syrnvli-e, 3 Curtrnell, Peiinsylvzuiiai Slll'l'IllLlIl, Ilzirtinouth Whirzun, l'c-iirisylvauiin Gurnhle, l,l llli'lilllIl f.'u.rtn1ell, P1-nlisylvnriin Withnni, Pennsylvania Sherimin, ljilfllllhlllll Hlllllll'l , Hnrvau-rl Taylor, l,0llllSj'lVLllllIl De Selrling, Hairvzml lllJ.1'IY9llfi'l'. Purnell Henrie. Swnrllniiore Jones, Pl'llIlSyll'1llllLl . Ifrencli, Vornell I51rJussoIT..X ale 1' runtz, l'rinr.-eton Hulsrezul Cornell . Rowe, Rlic-liigzam Huyns, Coluinbin Spitzer, Yale Tl'llllf?. Cornell . Young, Cornell Hull, fllllllllllllil Delio'ye1', Cornell Slmw, Durtinoutli Tulcott, Cornell Robbins, Yule Howe, Yule Howe, Yale . . Hartrnuft, Pennsylvania Shaw, Dartmouth Garflner. HHl'X'Zll'll Pew, Cornell . Horr, Syracuse . Baker, Cornell . Follwell, Pennsylvania. Kreuger, Swartlunore B51ngs,H:1rvzu'cl . Little, Harvard . Stephenson, HZ1l'VC1l'Kl Cook. Cornell . Heath, Michigan . Connors, Princeton Sherman, Dartmouth Palmer, Dartmouth Harwood, Harvarnl Pope, Harvard . Somers, Harvzircl Dray, Yale Nelson, Yale Gilbert, Yale Campbell, Yale Newberry, Pennsylvnniii, IU .4-:J ser. 5213 '7 av. -1 YEL' -J l mln. - ser. -1 llllll. 30 sec. U niin. 513 sec. . lo-3-:J sec. . 124 3-5 sec 155 151 150 145 '42 '22 22 ft. 2-5 in. ft. 6 in. ft. 95- in. ft. 10 in. 4? ff. 435 fl. fr. 92' in, 42 ft. ff. 65 in, ft. 25 in. 21 ft. 8 in. '21 ff. 45 in. 5 ft. 6-5 in. . 5 ff. 5 in. . 5 ft. in. 11 fr. 497 Cornell vs. Princeton Princeton, lixunble. Princeton . Vook. Cornell Vonnem, Princeton Gamble. Princeton . Couriers, Princeton l'Lll'D9l'lll'I'. Cornell Carpenter, Cornell . Hitc-heock, Cornell Atlee, Princeton French, Cornell . . .l'lz1lstenrI, Cornell Ponger, Princeton Jones, Cornell. , Halstead, Cornell Frantz, Princeton Hunger, Cornell . Trnbe, Cornell Young, Cornell Talcott, Cornell . Pfeiffer, Princeton Requzirflt, Cornell Treman, Cornell . Cook, Cornell Pfeiffer, Princeton Hooker, Cornell Baker, Cornell . Pew, Cornell . . luZ10F21Clll6Il, Princefon Cook, Cornell . Hooker, Cornell Cook, Cornell . Simons, Princeton Talcott, Princeton . R. L. Rossman, Cornell Talcott, Princeton . Brown, Cornell Vezin, Princeton Duke, Cornell . Jackson, Cornell Mills, Cornell May, 1908 . 103-5 sec . 22 3,5 sec . 50 2-5 sec 2 n1in.l l-5 sec -1 min. 29 sec . 9 niin. 57 3-5 sec , 153-5 sec , 26 2-5 sec . 1-18 ft. 592 in . 146 ff. 45 U1 . 130 ft . 40 39 fr. ll ft in 23 ft. lk in 22 ft. 745 in 22 ft. 'E' in 5 ft. I0 ln. 5 ft. 8 in 11 ft. 3 in . 11 ft 10 ft. 11 in STEARNS, Manager WARNDORFF Gfxss WELLBROCK HALT. HIGH TAPPAN LYNCH FERGUSON CLUNAN VAN SICLEN FLACK 1912 Freshman Track Team lim' BEFORE 'IQHE INTE1xco1,1,1sc:1AT1i RA Y EDDIEH COOK BOB TREMAN 499 AN EVEN START ON THE BOARD TRACK CARPENTER, FRENCH, GEIS, EBERSOLE 5oo l ' '11 'mllllf f-'S L f , f, . I win-fa 7 L., Hulk' 37, l 5 J! CORNELL OLYMPIC PIAEAIVI TRUBE AFTER WINNING THE 1,500 METRE CARPENTER AT THE LONDON STADIUM RACE AT PARIS 33 Cornellians Abroad VZ:-f K , N.,..,,. I . ' ' V Rv ' , ki 3' i Z c . DY R5 U , . ,1.-, -. I 025, 2 ' lr , . 3 .1 3: E, t , ' K1 ,f 1'f' lf' if VV. A. B Tyilillilfrlllniii 'l 'll l, .. . . , . ' EG? fi Lui ix, ji -2 ,Z -i-'Ing-. I I N y t ill! ! I' I I '. : i'l ll f l il ll 1 I il I 1 'i'?ii':i'l l l it 1 ll f X , 'il .5 X. f 4 Q' 1' 1,1 I 7' .,. l X.. , lbw lll l l x lllil I lllllllf . il ..--.,,,..-Qi.. Record of the Season llihe IQOS Cross-Country Team finished the season with one of the bt-st records ever made in this branch of sport, as the overwlielming victory in the intercollegiate cross-country meet clearly shows. Captain Young's winning of first honors in record time over the best and largest Held of runners that ever competed in this championship meet was a notable per- formance. The work of the other members of the team was also meritorious, as all of them ran close to the previous record for the course. The defeat of Yale in the dual meet at New Haven was the first real test of the strength ofthe team. Yale had the best team she ever had and was confident of victory. Greater spirit can be developed in this form of sport than any other in college athletics. In this phase of ath- letics all the candidates are Working along the same lines and perhaps there is no other branch where individual quali- fications and special development are less requisite for the competitors. The man that expends the greatest effort and fits himself most carefully physically generally derives the best results. The prospects for the future are exceedingly bright. JOHN F. MOAKLEY 503 I H. C. YOUNG, ,IO, Captain Uppulr Row:-R. F. FLEMING, G. NV. KUCHLER, R. P. BAIRD, W. D, HAZEL'1'ON, A. W. ENGLE, E. H. TINGLEX', P. HLCKOCK Third Row:-A. M. Roxsrzwrs Mgng W. R. WILSON, J. GLADSTONE, F. H.HA1-1NnL, H. W. XVALKER, H. M. PLA'i'T N. R. PEET H. W. XVESSINGER Axs'1 Alffl' Second RONVZ-A.xV.GRANT, C.S. DEGOLYER, L, R.BRowN, P. TAYLOR, H. C. YOUNG, A. C. BEAN, L. R. Bocxgnr, M. S. 3ONES y 6 Lower Row:-L. V. ADAMS, I. C. MCCUNE, H. -I. SPELMAN, W. A. B1aNNE'r'r, H. H. IVIILKS, N. Ennksow Cornell Cross-Country Club, 1908 Cross-Country Club I-I. C. YOUNG, 'IO . . f,'fl.f7fIlI'Il PERCY T.-xx'I.oR, 'IO . . .,l,f,f,',m1nr Cnpmin A. XI. ROIIER'I's, 'OO . . . .llmmgfr H. XY. AYIQSSINKQFR, 'IO . . ,l.f.vi.frImr .Alflllllgff Executive Committee I H. C. YOUNG R. Y. 'l'H.-X'I'CllliR H. W. XY!-ISSINGER M. S. JONE -X. Xl. ROIIERTN Honorary Members l'ROFEssoR IQ. 'If XICHULS KIR. IC. P. ANDREXVS Undergraduate Members A.W. CIRANT, 'OO R. BOGIQRT, 'IO W A. BENNE'I I', 'II A. W. IiNGI.E, 'OO S. JoNI.s, 'IO J. C. AICCUNE, 'II H. SPELMAN, 'Og IVAYLOR, 'IO R. Ii. IDE.-XEL, 'II R. Y. THATCIIIIR, 'OO R. l,EE'I', 'IO J. A. BROWN, 'II E. H. FIQINGLEY, 'OO S. HOLMES, 'IO H. W. BU'r'I'ERwoR'I'H, 'II J. R. CAMERON, 'OO A. CLARKE, 'IO C. A. CRAMER, ,II J. A. HANFCDIKD, 'Og W. S. KEENHOL'TS, 'og A. C. SULLIVAN, '09 R. C. THOMPSON, 'Oo W. J. F. N. NIAUER, 'Oo DARLINO, 'OO H. H. TUCKER, 'OO A. P. BTCKLINTOCK, 'Og F. B. HOLDRIDGE, 'OO H. C. QYOUNG, 'IO N. EBERSOLE, 'Io F. B. STORY, ,IO M. BRONK, 'IO . SMITH, '12 V. ADAMS, 'IO S. DEGOYLER, 'IO C. BEAN, 'IO S. HOPKINS, 'IO S. STRACK, 'IO H. NIILKS, 'IO F. FLEMINO, 'II P. HICKOK, 'II R. BROWN, 'II W. VVALKER, 'II M. PLATT, 'II D. JOHNSON, 'II H. HAHNEL, 'I I 505 P. H . M N. D. F . W W J . W R . C. J. HOPKINS, 'II Ploss, '-Il SCARBOROUGI-I, II' A. SMITH, 'II R. XVYCKOFF, ,II R. SWINTON, 'II J. BIRKI-IAI-IN, 'II D. PIAZELTON, 'I2 R. WILSON, 'I2 P. LEINROTH, 'IZ B. ELDRIDGE, 'Il P. BAIRD, 'IZ G. VV. KUCI-ILER, 'IZ W. H. TAPPAN, '12 Momcuzv, Crmrh maGox.Y1-:R 1 JONES GRANT Ronmws, Manager HASTINGS BROWN TAYLOR YOUNG, Capfain BEAN Bosmvr Cornell Cross-Country Team, 1908 Cross-Country Record 18119 .llnrrix l'fn-lr, ,Yen Yin-l.', Iii inilr-s, C39 A. J. P1W'l'l1-IT 13- 1',f'.'1'll1Hi.XNCl'. my U, 0, 151-gum' 110112, l',S1'riowcl4:R i,'QlfYlfIl.l,, 2.43 Y.il.1f:, 3225 l'1i:NNsYl.vix1i, 503 Col.l'Aim.x. 713. Inilnwiluul llinn0r..1. l'.1'1uu.ix, I'rim-c-lon. '11lllll .:l-lllllll. 5 2-5 sec. 191111 .1lm'ris I'ur'l: L2'1li.A. G.u.1,.mxli-Ln. l1iV.X..1.5WI.l4.'l' 1-SIC,-1.A10Ii1iISOX 1133 J. C. Fixer: tfiilzxi-l.I..'20i3 Yu.:-3, 233 1'l'INNaYlA'KNI.X, 233 Cfl1,l,iMI1I.X, Tl. Iliflivnluul 11 inner, .L fin.xx'1'. l'0nnsylx':inin. Timo, Zi-l lnin. IT sec. 1901 Y .lfurris Pnrl: Q-ll R. 5.TRO1'I' 1 181 G. T. I'm,r.inn i1li1,l.l'.lV11I'l'I'I C129 B. Surrn X .xr,ic, 22, l'i:wwvr.vivIx, Zilg Conxmr., 5453 1,RlXC1'l'l'0N, GT. lnwliviiluul 1Vinner, IJ, XY. 1'll1KNf'1l0'l', Ynlr-. Time, 3-1 min. 20 sec, 19112 .llnrrix Purlr C-111Y.E.Sc1lr'1'1' 15: K. W, Wmimixum Ui: li, T, Nl-:wxux C91 C. C. NV:-ilu: COl!NliI.I.. 2-lg Yu.:-1, 303 l'i-:wNsYi.v.ix1i, 535 11.xlu',iRn, 59, Inrliviilual XYirnn-V, A, lf, lhnvi-Lx, Pc-nnsylvuniu. Time, 35 niin. 111113 7'ru1v'r'x lslunrl, lil lIlllf'S. C13 NV. SCl1L l'l' 121 K. W, XYonnw inn I-lr T. 51. 1 US'l'l-QR C51 C. F. 1l.xGox-'FIN Conxl-,r.l., 13: H XNYXIQI1, 373 Yu.:-1, -H35 1,IIINFI'lTON, 70. liulivi-limi Winn:-r, W. 141, Sc,'nL r r, Cornell. Time. 33 min. 15 sec. lllll-1 Trnr-rfr's Ixluurl, Ill miles. CUE T.NI'1NX'X1.kN 121C. 17. Bliraoi--1-'iv 441 11.11, Nlrxsox C51.-1.911-xRR f'0llNl'1l,.1,. 123 1,I.NXSY1.Y.XXIX, -ll: Yxmi, 51: H.xIw.iun, 52. lniliviwlu:1l lYll1Il0I',1'L,'ll. Nl-:WM ix, Cornell. Timo, 352 min. 52 seff. 11105 7'1'rn'v1 S lsluml, lil lnllCS. A 125 C. F. Xluizoi-'Fix U31 310X'l'Sl,lCl'I'l'11 19115. I., Slxwsox ' C121 AR'l'lll'R STARR Conxliu., 2173 I-l.xluiinn, 353 Y,xI,ia, 57: Rl. 1. T., 135. In-liviilunl Winner, W. fi. H.iI.l-1, Yule. Time. 32 min. 53 sec. 1906 P1'l'1lr'4'In11, 131 1l'lllPS. , C29 J. V. Coufrrrs H51 C. F. Alinmfifix 17112.11 Sian-:m-1-: 181 W. S. Noeis C'oRN1sI.I,.122g l'l-:xxsi'r.vix1.x, 25: M. 1. T., 5433 X-AI,lC.T1. A Infliviiluul Winner, li. 1'. .loxl-zs, 1'ennsylvani1i. Time, 35 min. QS 3-5 sec. 19117 P1-fm'z'lw1, 61 miles. N A H21 H. P. HALsTr:.ui 133.11 V. Cor.:-I'r'rs 151 H. .1J.'11Rl'Bl-I Q65 Ii.C.VYOIFXGFUOJE..A.H1iNLC1QH C1315-.ll S121-:LYE CoRxr:LL, 395 l'1':xxsi'r.v.xNx.x, 613 Y.iI.i-1, 1355 SYRACUSI-I, 173. Infliviilual Winner, G, Hasxrxs, Pennsylvania. Time, 35 min. 9 l-5 sec. 1908 Prinfelnzz, til miles. CU H- C- YOUNG 141 P. -T. TAYLOR Q63 A. C. Bicax C71 L. R. Buowx 4115 L. R. Bonicm' C123 M. S. JONES Time. 3-L min. 14 sec. Records of Pennsylvania Dual Meets 1901 Pennsylvania. 1-1 Cornell 23 Itliaca . 1902 Pennsylvania. 17 Cornell 19 Philaclelpluam 1903 Cornell 10 Pennsylvania 37 Ithaca 1904 Cornell 12 Pennsylvania. 28 Philadelphia Dual Meet with Yale, at New Haven, Conn. November 4, 1908. Cornell, 225 Yale, 37. 6 l--1 miles. Time, 35 min. 57 sec. Members of Intercollegiate Cross-Country Association COLUMBIA CORNELL Pmxcm-oN Hiavann HvALE Svmcusn Umvrmsu-x' or Pexwsx-Lvnxn lllsssacnusmrs Ixswrrurn OF TECHNOLOGY 507 x I ff . X x ' N' P9411 - A V A f A V -- --'- Nun -.. .QQ-fm-.f M C. BARLQW, '09, Axsisram Manager W. G. Bunn, '08, Manager A. LEADER, Coach C. CLARK, '08 L. HENIIY, '08 C. CANNON, 'Io A. DAllLINfJ, 'II R. CHAMBERLAIN, 'II A. THATCI-nan, '09 P. LOBIBARDO, 'og R. TAYLOR, 'IO L. SCHULTI-mls, '08 H. LUCKER, '08, Capzain A. BQARDMAN, '09 R. WALBRIDGE, 'xo C. D1-:v11vr, ,IO Cornell Lacrosse Team, 1908 illmh X I Wllblwllmilfmlllt f ,f 1 , 1,lI' il I. Ullll lIlll'I ll1Il1lliI' Ill ' I I' 11I ll'lIi!n.lilllI'Mh ll .l If I'I lI'E5': 'I'I 'f QI Z, 7 1 I ,I S T I w 1 W . 1 I I 'sas ll I I x 5 W w 0 '. 0- .R xhsix NNN! ' f 'W-. I Nsswvw -IW I Il 4,lll, .Im..,...,,.,,,,..I I W ., I ul ACR05 M X, IW Q CONE BARI,OW, 'Oq . . Ji :F N w VMI ,-gs, H I III II 4 , ' . x ALFRED HAVILAND 'lil-I.-XTCHFR, 'OO CLAYTON PIQARSON CANNON, 'IO CLIFFORD CLARK, 'OS , ALBERT JAY BOARDMAN, 'OS Team LUCAS SMITH HENRY, 'OO . CHRISTOPHER LEO DIEN'I'f'l', ,IO . PEDRO LOMBARDO, 'OO . HARRY ADOLPH LUCKER, ,OS LEOPOLD SCHULTHEIS, 'OS . RODNEY OLIN XYALBRIDGE, ,IO . RUDOLPH CHRISTENSEN, JR., ,IO ROY TAYLOR, ,IO ALAN GRAEME DARLING, ,II RAYMOND EDSELL CHAMBERLAIN, ,II . . April May May May May 27 I 9 I5 23 CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL HARRY .XDOLIIH LUCKER, 'O9 XY.-XRNIZR KTRICIQN BAIRD, 'OS Lacrosse Team, 1908 . Cflptrllln . luarzager xI,v.fi.fiz11Iz' Afflrzager . Gozzf . . Point , Cofvfr Point . First Defenfe Srromf Db'fFHfK Tfdrzf Dcfenrv . . Center . Tfzzlrzf Affark . Sl'CO7'll1,f7ffC1L'k Ffrft Attark .OZlf5l'Il,6 Honze . fmizfe Home V - . Subrtitute Substitute Lacrosse Record, 1908 . . 5 ROCHESTER LACROSSE CLUB O , I3 COLUMBIA O . 3 HOBART 3 . . I2 HARVARD I3 . 8 HOBART 7 GAMES WON, 3 GAMES TIED, I GAMES LOST, I 511 Coach HAGGEIKTY Mowxz TXVADDELI. BROWN LEONARD, Ilflallager Bunn HICA'1'I1 Cuosnv, Capzain VVx-Immxu' BLUMIQNAU1-:R Cornell Basketball Team, 1908-1909 'I ' I I fff -I I II f ic I I fi' 'll I II I II 'II I I 'I I I I IIII I ' I I I I I ' , ' I Il I I I , ' ' IBI II T II , I I L I . III . I I'I'7 III IIIII II III I I II II U ' l l I' I ' ll ll 'I I-21 III llli ll III . II .. I If' I I I I I Basketball Team j I I I I I 1908-09 Q q I I' , I , Ii- I I 4 1 I, u I A I 'I I li. S. QQRIJNIIY, IC . Captain I III I I ' R. li. L1-2oxa1.1:. 'cq . . . .llanager .If I I ' gl I I I l Nl. l-low, 'IO 2-lssirtarlt .llanager - ' ' I I I ' I I I I I XY. D. H1.I1I:1i1t'rx . Coach i Team H. P. Bcmiiixnfxuea, '11 - - liwwafd S. Bkowx, 'll . lwfwafd F. Avnar, 'og . - FUEU-'Wd DI. S. TWADDELL, 'IO -I ' Effie' E. S. CROSBY, 'IO 1' orwam' and Center A. XVHINERY, 'IO - - Gum!! H. G. Nlowr-2, ,IO ' ' Gfwfd H. G. BURD, 309 Gffflfff Month December December December December December December December December December December January January january january January February February February February February February March March Date 5 Il 19 23 7-4 7-5 26 23 29 31 8 13 16 23 30 6 13 I9 zo 26 27 5 6 Basketball Records Opponents B. P. I. . Rochester . C. C. N. Y. Rochester . Niagara . Oswego Normal Binghamton Springheltl Y. N. C. A. . Orange Y. M. C. A. . . Brooklyn Central St. Lawrence Pennsylvania Union Niagara . Columbia . Tufts . Notre Dame Columbia . Pratt Institute Georgetown Pennsylvania St. Lawrence Rochester . Y. M. C. A. Cornell 31 15 7-5 26 2- J 50 7-9 31 I9 31 25 I5 45 26 zo 22 I3 1 2 27 22 ZI 20 Il Opponents 17 34 23 34 71 'J 17 21 24 31 29 21 17 I4 24 4-7 6 32 29 30 21 34- I9 7-4- GERBIOND, Manager GELAS, Coach HOLLENBERGER AL1.1soN FASSETT, Captain ESPENDOLA Cornell Fencing Team, 1908-1909 9 V IF I ga I II I .. I III II I I III IIII I II I -.III , II, an 4 I ,xx , ,III I I rs I II.-ig If I f f I I I, I I ' , ......., ,H . I I In-1--q-...U I . III :::: ' ll , . I I , B-rrg.- I IIII IIII I II I I I -- II I I I III In n.. 1:1 I I 10 I I f X I f. X! 'I . . . N . Cornell Umverslty Fencmg Team I . l x X , . 1908-09 I I.. Q I . I ,IA 'F ,I 'I'. Ii. IPI.-rrr. 'on , , r',,,,1f,f,, I I 1 I l1.1'.QQi.mnwu, '09 . .llnmzger Q I I Il. Bl. Wann '10 .,.,,, ls.vz'slr1nl.lInnnflc'r I. ' 'l'. lu. l wsi.'i'i', '09 D, liSl'l-lNlb0I..-X, '10 'I I , I 'l'..I.llom.I-xni-:nm-1n,'05lrSnII,s ll. 111 Ai.i.isox, Ill li. Y. llonsi-1, 'll ISub.l I I 'IIIIIIIIII ,I I , Winners of the Amsler Medals I ISHN .I. l':.1llfiXfll'X 1900 U. VV. Davis I If I isns A, s. lim-:ns mm H. F. 111.01-xr II 1899 V, lil, liiu's'ri.i-.ix 1901 XY. ll. liriiviux 1-li.. issism .-I. Ii. ii'nn,mi moz cz. J. N.n-His 1900 X. ll. Kxwr: 1902 11.0, FRICK 1903 F. F. Pixo 190-1 H. H in-inriimi-Qu 1905 .l. F. IJ xmaxn 1900 T. E. F.xssi:'r'r, '09 1903 lV. I .Ull'NlJI'QF 1911-1 S. XY. Fox 1905 .l. Sl. lfnlun 1900 0, XY, HOWARD, '08 1907 YV. lf. H.w.iur3s 1907 Il, IJlrIl,l'.XNS1-I 1908 O, W,H0w,x,Rr, Team Records Dale Vunlfslrrrlls fin fu-:lar of finish I ll'inncr Smrr' Place CIlll'Ill'H Opp. Mar. 4 1903 Columbia, Cornell . . . Columbia. 2 T New York Mar. 6, 1903 Harvarml, Cornell . , Harvard 3 6 Cambridge Mar. 4, 1903 Vllest Point, Cornell . . Vliest Point 0 9 ll'est Pgjhg Mar. 20, 1903 Cornell, Pennsylvania . , . Cornell II 3 Ithaca Mar. 27-28, 1903 XV. P., Col., Cor., Yale, l'enn., H. . West Point 22 3:3 New York April 18, 1903 Cornell, Annapolis . . . Cornell Ii 3 A nnapolig Feb. 20, 1904 Annapolis, Cornell . . . Annapolis 3 6 Annapolis Feb. 26, 1904 Cornell, Harvarll . Cornell LD 4 Ithaca Mar. rp, 1904 XVest Point, Cornell , , . 1Vest Point 3 0 lliest Point Mar. 11, 1904 Cornell, Columbia .... Cornell 7 2 Ithaca April 1- .., 1904 VV, P., Cor., Col., Annap., Yale, Penn. 1Vest Point 33 41 New York ICornell and Columbia tiej Feb. 17, 1905 Columbia, Cornell .... Columbia 5 4 New York Feb. 18, 1905 VVest Point, Cornell . lVest Point 3 0 Vllest Point Mar. 3, 1905 M. I. T., Cornell, Harvard . . . M. 1. T. 11 13 Boston Mar. 10, 1905 Annapolis, Cornell ..... Annapolis 4 5 Annapolis Mar. 24-25, 1905 Annap., VV. P., Col., Cor., Har., Yale, Penn. Annapolis 32 39 New York Feb. 22, 1906 Harvard, Cornell, ..... Harvard 4 5 Ithaca Mar. 2, 1906 Princeton, Cornell ..... Cornell 5 4 Princeton Mar. 3, 1906 Annapolis, Cornell ..... Annapolis 3 6 Annapolis Mar. 10, 1906 Columbia, Cornell ..... Cornell :J 1 Ithaca Mar. 16-17, 1906 W. P., Har., Annap., Col., Cor., Penn., Prin. 1Vest Point 16 31 New York Feb. 2, 1907 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 Brooklyn Feb. 22, 1907 Cornell, Harvard, Yale .... Cornell 6 0 New Haven Feb. 23, 1907 West Point, Cornell . VVest Point 3 6 West Point Mar. 8, 1907 Columbia, Cornell ..... Columbia 4 5 New York Mar. 9, 1907 Annapolis, Cornell .... . Annapolis 2 7 Annapolis Mar. 16, 1907 Cornell, Pennsylvania .... Cornell 6 3 Ithaca Mar. 29-30, 1907 Annap.,W.P.,Cor.,Yale,Col.,Penn.,Prin.,Har. Annapolis New York April 5, 1907 Toronto, Cornell . ..,. Cornell 13 5 Ithaca Feb. 1, 1908 West Point, Cornell, Yale, Penn., Carnegie CColumbial, Foil and Mask Club, New York Turn Verein, N. Y. Fencers Club . 1Vest Point 13 15 Brooklyn Feb. 7, 1908 Pennsylvania, Cornell .... Cornell 5 4 Philadelphia Mar. 14, 1908 Annapolis, Cornell, Penn .... Annapolis 7 1.5 Annapolis Mar. 27-28, 1908 West Point, Annapolis, Cornell, Columbia, Yale, Mass. Inst. Tech. . . . 1Vest Point 21 15 CCornell-Columbia tiej . Feb. 27, 1909 Annapolis, Cornell . . Annapolis 4 5 Annapolls Mar. 6, 1909 Cornell, Penn .... Cornell 7 2 Ithaca ' Mar. 13, 1909 West Point, Cornell, Columbia West Point 9 15 VVest Point Eus'r1s GALAJIKIAN Tsai DJONROE SAa1m:N'ro :RICHII-Z Toxvxcns Cool-1211 BICUDO YVO RD EN RETANA NAILAYAN 1 CHRYSSIDY S1 RAMARKIAN Cornell Association Football Team, 1908 . .., I, . ,. 1, A 41 i it 1 A W W , ui H 1 ' 1, A 74 U C ' I ,A AWII Sglv' .I M .1 , .1 til i Si A iM , i 4 , 11 T . XY. EUs'1'xsz ,oo . P. Y. '1'sAx, ,IO W. E. XIVRIGHT, Sp. . W. H. RICHIE, Sp. . A. C. FFOWVERS, ,II A. S. GALAIXIIKAN, 'oo S. S. CHRYSSIDES, 'oo V. NAIiAY'AN, Sp. . A. C. me RETANA, ,II . F. SIRAMAKIAN, ,IOS E. WORDEN, 'OS V W. S. CooPER, ,IO . G. C. FERNANDE7, Sp. HAVERFORD COLUMBIA PRINCETON HARVARD PENNSYLVAN HIALE . 34 Association Football Team W. I-I. Rlcmr-i, Sp. . AIONROIE, 'oo -1. D. XYHITI' 'Io Team 1908-09 Substitutes Record IA. 517 . Captain . . :Van ager . XIII!-Iftlllf flfnnagfr . Gmlf Kvffpfl' . . Right Bnfk . . Lfft Bark . Rzrgfzf Huff Bark . Cffztrr Hclff Bark . . Lvfz' Hl1IfBGL'k . Right Ouffl-III? Forfwarff . Right 17211-lil' Forward . Crfnter Forward Left I71.fl'dF Foruvarrf . Lffi Oufffzfr FOI'1L'fIfIl . Half Jaw FOf1L'U7'd 2'4- 0-9 2--2 Forfeited 04 o-2 I-IAVERFORD vs. CORNELL Luncheon at Percy Field I . J ' I ...Iv I IUI' Ill:Iill- MI I, .I l' I II' 'Y f 'NI W I W I W 'I I CRICKET NW QW' I - ' X l b. VIB..,I . . lZI!tI1 :I ,Im 3 I.1I'I lII'h.' ll IIIIIM' I W1 H i'i'551-1 ll I T IM I 1 It Cornell Cricket Team I!! 'I I' WJ W5 1 I ml' K I ' NX ff l . ffl -flu W CHARLES E. LEX IAMES E. NIANNOCCIR . ,,- . S. S. CHRYSSIDEE VICTOR NARAYAN WVILLIAM E. XVRIGHT JOHN D. PAUL VVILLIAM H. RICHIE ALAN C. TOXVERb STANLEY H. FLINT JAMES MONROE HERBERT BERTEL RODMAN M. CORNELL 519 908 CCIlDf0l.H Manager Coach ONCVONNELL TALBOTT, Czzpmin BAYER WESSINGER, Aisistani 1VIa11ager BOTSFORD WIGHT PEAKE PHILLIPS CHASE, Mlznager Cornell Wrestling Team, 1908-1909 K , l +1 Illllllll lo U 'll lumix 1 ll1. .u l' 1Il ' I1 1. .1 ll r TSM ' . ' .rm ,ul llll ll l T Wm: 1.1 C ll M 1' 16 ...Iw i 11 1 1! lu. 0 W I 'A I ' I.. 'f wus I v u1'!ii'e-ff-mn' um pqw xl is i -- T 'pf' vu li Cornell Wrestling Team fi All 70. lf ii H Nl H A 1 I I xi i Officers N I. l,. I.'l'A1,1so'1 1', IR., 'll . . . . Capiain ll' ll' lf ll nl ii 'li :r 7 'P .J . Cornell Feb 14. ar Ithaca 5 Feb. 27 atlthaca 6 lvlar. 6 at New Haven 3 R. 'lf CHACE, 'oo . . . Mcmavfr H. W. Wrissmoxau, 'Io ,lxfirranr Manager W. C. CJ,CONNELl. . Coach Team 1:Bl1f!lPl LL'l'IAglIf Clays-I I5 pounds R. 'll CHACE, 'ogy SIJCFZAIII- Il'?'1'glzt Chu:-125 pounds E. A. P1-111.1,1Ps, ,IO Lzigfzfuwlglzt Clfur-135 pounds W. H. Bo'rs1foRD, ,II ll,f'lfFl lL'FIig17f CllI5ILl.1.5 pounds L. PEAKE, ,IO IW1'cfrffe1L'r1'gf1t Clary-158 pounds J. E. DAVIDSON, ,IO Light HFIIU-1Y7lLf'Fl.ghf Clay:-175 pounds A. IL. l ROSCH, 'og E. l. BAYER, 'og Heav-3'u1e1'g fzt Class L. VI. TALBOTT, JR., ,II Record INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET Opponent fYale . . I3 Points Princeton 2 Marcli IQ I Princeton . 8 Pennsylvania I at Nevvf Cornell . 6 Yale 3 Haven 1 Pennsylvania . I Lffolumbia . o 521 1' ' ' VINCENT, Illanager' FORD MATCIINEER Cnmssxvnmin YOIIE, Capmin Iomts MATT!-IM Cornell Hockey Team, 1908-1909 :- J Ir l l l I I I l lull rll lI'l llllllllllllll ll llll llr I f'l1'l: I. I. Il I ll' ,llll ll- Il. ..::l Im , 'W' I l ll j ' 'Qin , I . ' , ' . I . l . If I I I ll l KET ll' l If I I ,ll Il ll I I X I 'III-.'Ir'.I':2rII' l'.'IIIIIIIIrIIIlI.l I l'I'--'22'lII'lIlI I 'llll 'l'Illl' , lllllll'i5'l1'll ll ' I .Illll Y F I N, III ll, T Hockey Team f lj 'I . .X iii- H ll Ilf' f I1 ' . My Ill l l Offxcers I Q W' l M, 'A ll' l . F C. Xl. XYOHE, 'OU . . . . Captazn lg nl. D. VINCEBVI, 'IO . Mrnza er Team NlA'I'I'HAI, 'IO . . . . Goa! SMITH, ,II . , . Point NlA'I'CI-INEER, ,IO . . COUF2'P0l.I1f YOHE, '09 , . Row:- NIAGNEIK, 'II . Center VINCENT, ,IO . . Right ffzlng JONES, 'IO . . . . . Left ffzlrlg Substitutes CRESSWELLER, ,II FORD, ,II LALLY Games December 31, 1908 At Cleveland CORNELL I ENNSYLVANIA January I, IQOQ At Cleveland CORNELL PENNSYLVANIA January 2, IQO9 At Cleveland CORNELL PENNSYLVANIA January 28, 1909 At Albany CORNELL VVILLIAMS January 29, IQOQ At Albany CORNELL R. P. I. January 30, 1909 Ar New York CORNELL Yale February 5, 1909 At Hanover CORNELL DARTMOUTH 513 BICCLA vs XVILHELH KELKER POND Cornell Tennis Team, 1908 524 .. ...III .. . I IIIII Wi 'Lt ' L Ill' I'IIII I .III I II I I V'I I I' I'lI I l' II I ll Illl I I II IIA .IIIIII I 'ii ,X ' I I .I I I A I I I, I 1 'Q I 'II I I II fee - f I . . if II I f 'II-.'-.'I'II I I II IIIIII IIII I IIIII I Il I 'I' I I J f ii Y I Ii If I J Cornell Tenms Club I II, I 2 I, ji I ' ' il ' I ' , I fx' 7 I I III ll ' 'XII XYARD lf. XVHITI-I, '08 . . Provident X ,fi I -' I K. lf. XYll.Hlil.M. 'OO . . Izf Izcfzrlent I If i , C. li. XYIGTUN, 'OO . Sfrrrfnzi Trf11.fu1e1 li I I ' I lf. R. GRIQER, '08 . Cnpinzn ' III I. ei I II: Ia. XVI-IITE, 'OR . 111.1110 Pf T I iii S. XY. SMITH, ,OO . fifflffllllf 111177111 er I II I fl +--tl University Spring Team li. R. filil-SER, '08, l.'npm1II 'l'. NI. KELKER, '00 Nl. DU P. l,lil' '08 K. li. WILHELI-I, '09 H. CHASE' ,O8 W. lf. XVHITE, '08 University Championships ANNUAL fJPEN liNIvERsI'I'Y SPRING 'liOUIlNAMEN'l', IQO7 ,III-71771'2' Slillglff Rurziwr-UID W. E. XVHITE, '08 H. CHASE. '08 H'-IVHIIFI' Doufilfr Rznznrr-Ufz XVHITE AND LEE FOVVLER AND ROCAP Underclass University Open Championship SOPHOIIIORE FIQOURNAMENT FRESHMAN TOURNAMENT W. L. FULLER.. ,IO, Single: C. B. MUELLER, ,II, Smale: H. M. MERRISS, ,IO, Runner-Up SANDERSON AND SCOTT Double: NIERRISS AND VVITLOCK, Double: Annual'Fall Interfraternity Tennis Championship Field of 50 entries C. V. l-IOLTEN, 112, :Incl A. C. AMSLER, 'O9. Finals not yer played I CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL CORNELL RESULT OF THE SPRING lVlEETs, SEASON IQO8 vs. l-lAIvIILToN vs. PRINCETON vs. COLUMBIA vs. PRINCETON vs. UNION vs. WILLIAMS vs. CHICAGO vs. MICHIGAN Place Date Ithaca April Irhaca May New York May Princeton May Schenectady May Williamstown May Chicago May Ann Arbor May Cornell Qpjzonwzt 30 6 1 2 VVet grounds 7 4 2 8 I 4 14. 4. 2 I5 3 2 22 5 I 23 3 3 I ' I lVIlHlll Ill!IIdlilIl 1 1 - ,jf.,' . iflH.I llllilll- .lllnll lllIlI: ll.IJl! iI'n' ll I sl il... Pl i UIIIJHII Illfin lHWl .I.1I lull M M ,II I M 'Ta l L :N EI 0 ' l, II- I 1 11 ' 4 A 1 A f- ' F I f - ' 'A I le .- I 1 X I Yi- 1' ' 1 I ' I A -I uw'I1ijIFIlu Il.-lulllll IIIIIIIII I- I 'III I '1I 'I f'ff'III 'HI I I III'- uw: I 4 I H ly l VX XI K A - JJ I, f Ofhcers rf ' ' . Q ' I lx I ' H M LEWIS C ,j 3 wp X ,I - - ommo ore I R. A. LIPPINCOTT VZ-C6'C077l7HC5dOI'E W N. H. SCHICKEL , Tri-Hyun-y Q. . N M V E. DAVIDSON Sggrffary ' W5 R- B- T- KU-IANI . Quartermaster M. ARMSTRONG M. C. BURRITT W. D. CLARK P. H. CORMAN J. E. DAVIDSON E. -I. C. FISCHER R. S. GILCREAST S. D. GRIDLEY W. G. GR1DLEY G. W. GRIFFITHS G. R. HARRIS Members 526 . B. T. KILIANI . A. LIPPINCOTT . H. SCI-IICKEI. L. F. SCHWARTZ, JR. T. M. STEVENS L. STEWART . 'IV . .,1s455'W 'V .J 'F ' U 'lf 1 5'-f ' ' A Wa '- 'll 3 01? 'F 1TE ? by 325, l J,- , 1 Entermgglass . f4 1 4 l Aix Kami? Jr-N42 I 7 lag Q . 4,91 ' ,' v ' ' - ?i:.!t ll' A' i ' ' Sri .f X alfl K-5'f?l5if-f1 fi -19-9 2 43 5,hf,l1'-4 Pi Q '-if ' .c- J I -,Lit 23. - 'L?Q, .,.V - : gf , '- ' iff' W 7 ' ..-'gl' l.3i1J.l'4Z.:Ei'1l 1 ' ' I lat etc COM. te , s ' it-f x' ' -,ff ' A f t Q . .1 jr ' I0 I '. .. N ' -v E are told that at the English Universities, Oxford and Cambridge, it is the custom for the entire student body to Hock to the athletic field during certain hours of the afternoon. The varsity teams are selected from those who make the best showing in the various minor contests, and the selection of these teams is not the signal, as is so often the case with us, for the less fortunate candidates to cease their practice and become spec- tators. Rather, thev continue their sports and games, looking upon the varsity contests as more or less incidental to the general system End in England the same importance attached to victory in these games as is the case with our larger universities. The atmosphere of professionalism Hwhich surrounds the prepa- ration of' our athletic teams is lacking, while a breach of etiquette or sportsmanship in an actual contest is almost, ifnot entirely, unknown. This is as it should be, and it is toward this ideal that We are making at Cornell. With the system of inter-college athletics entered upon Within the last few years we already have an organization established which bids fair, it seems to me, in the not distant future to rival just such a state of affairs as is pictured above. VVe will have alarge number of minor contests going on whiCl1 will not only serve for the develop- ment of varsity material, but which, by of physical training. As a result we do not PRoFEssoR C. V. P. YOUNG 528 --1 fl .-V ' . 1 .gf - :Ja f- -U. fem 3.5611 engaging a large number of students in the same forms of exercise,will serve to distract attention in a measure from the varsity teams. Instead of being regarded as machines, trained and developed merely for the purpose ot' winning victories, these teams will be looked upon as a bodyof students selected because of their excellence in a particular form of sport to represent their institution in competition with students from other institutions. Asa result ol' this attitude and a widespread participation in athletic sport not only will athletics cease to be confined to a few specialists but other objectionable features that have grown up about them will be eliminated. The idea of an inter-college athletic organization originated about four years ago as the result ofa series of baseball games which were carried on between a number ot' the colleges in competition for a cup ollfered by the deans of the several colleges. A baseball league was established, a schedule prepared and rules drawn up to govern the games, and each succeed- ing year saw the interest waxing and competition growing more keen. The cup was to be- come the permanent possession of the college first winning it three times, and to date C. E., NI. E. and Law each has one leg ofthe cup. VVith the successful inauguration of a baseball league, the following year college crews were put on the Inlet and a regatta held in competition for a cup ollered by 'lohnny', Barr, a former member of the Sibley faculty, and now a member of the University Board of Trus- tees. This cup was won successively by C. E. Ctwo yearsj, and Arts. Then followed track games between the colleges, for which a trophy was oltered by the University faculty. This has been held so fat by M. E. and Arts. The inter-college cross-country race has been won by C. E. and M. F., the basketball series by Law and C. E. With all of these contests going on in the various branches of sport, it was determined this year to form an Inter-College Athletic Association. This is made up of one representative from each college, Coach Moakley and two faculty members acting as an advisory board, 529 il and assumes control of all contests between the colleges and determines their relative stand- ing at the end of the year. To the contests already held it was decided to add association football in the fall and an indoor meet in the winter, thus making a complete circle for the year: association football, cross-country run- ning, basketball,indoor meet, baseball, rowing and track. Points are awarded to the colleges according to their position in each event CIO, 7, 5, 4, 3, 2, lj, and the college Winning the most points in the course of the year will be awarded a championship banner as a perma- nent possession. X As to the number of students competing in these various contests it is dilhcult to esti- mate accurately,inasmuch as the personnel of the teams changes more or less and also in view ofthe fact that many try for a team who do not actually play in a game. Seven colleges were represented in the association football series fthe Medical College has become a graduate school and is not a member ofthe associationy, involving seventy-seven participants, two hundred and four men entered their names for the cross-country run, although as a result of the tryouts only one hundred and thirty entered the race, seven teams competed in basketball, or thirty-Five men, probably ninety men competed in the indoor meet, one hundred and five men in track, in rowing, six crews or forty-eight men, in baseball, nine teams or eighty-one men, making a total of six hundred and forty actual competitors. If to this number is added the competitors in the various inter-class contests, and the candidates for varsity honors in the various major and minor sports Qfootball, baseball, track, rowing, lacrosse, basketball, fencing, wrestling, hockey, association football, cricket, tennisj, it will be seen that a considerable proportion ofthe student body is throughout the year engaged in some form of athletic exercise. VVe have hardly more than made a beginning, however, and with adequate indoor and 530 i-,H . auf- if ,: A , ,, .ir V . . , -1 . -,, -..f - ' afar S , '7 'fi.- 'xg - ,L - , , 4.1.55-'gi-,f. ' 1-fi., .' - fl- 75 'i T-'k-- A,- -,. 'Zh' outdoor facilities Qthe Sun has definitely prophesied Il new gymnasium by the year 2002, and I look to see the Alumni Field entirely completed even before that datej there will be an atmosphere created about the campus of wholesome outdoor exercise, such as will drive the sallow-faced ugrindn into extinction, the Hprofessionzill' athlete into perdition, :incl all that will be needed to make everybody healthy and happy is the general adoption of Fletcherism. C. V. P. YOUNG. 531 Records Inter-Class Athletic Meet ' May 5, 1908, won by 1910, with 485 puma.. SUr.I1I.xRY 100-yard clash . 440-yard clash . Half-mile run . One-mile run . . 120-yard, high hurdles 16-pound huinmer throw Pole vault . . 16-pound shot, put . High jump . Broad jump . . 220-yard, low hurdles 220-vard dash . . Total Inter-College Track Meet May 12, 1908, won by Sibley College, with 385 points. '03 '09 '10 '11 ' ' 2 6 3 SUMMARY 3 il College Points U I 5 3 3 11. E. . 385- 2 . . 6 3 C. E. . 375 -6 10 1 -5 AG. . 305 3 9 22? LAW . 152 Q 8 1 - - ' ' ARTS . 12 . . . . 7 3 ARCH. 2 . . . . 11 . . . . 7 3 1 5 2 3 1 23 41 485 295 Inter-Class Crew Race Inter-College Crew Regatta May 8, 1908, won hy College of Arts and Sciences. ORm:R or FINISH Anirs-M. E. -C. li.-,XRCH. L.-XXV' -A G. ARTQ Cmcw: Baz:-, D R.EvANs, '11 Nu. 2, H J. Uxmtmvoon. '11 Yo. 3, W E. CALIJWI-:I.L, '10 H Nn 5 Nl No. fl, ,V0. li, E Nn. 7, T Stroke, J. f'r1.r11'c1 in , .T. A,DmIML11R, '11 FRIEDENRICI-1, '11 H. Hxzsvrzrfr, '10 P. HANAGAN, '10 A. STEVHNSON, '10 J. SMITH, JR., '10 Oct. 15, 1908, won by First Sophomore Crew: second, Junior Crew: third, Second Sophomore Crew. FIRST SOPHOMORE CRI-211' Burr, E.E.THox1Psox Xu. 2, .l.E. B1-:NNI-:Tr Xa. 3. H. R. L.xFrEn'1'Y Yo 4, K GRI-ZEN YU. 5, S.1'lOTT Nu. 0 A K. Ro'1HI:xnI:RGEa Xu. 7. C L. Towlcn Slrnlre. J. XV. GI.-XVETT f'Ll.l'S'll 111411, F Inter-College Baseball, 1908 Won by College of Law. Standing of Teams LAW . VET . C. E. M. E. . GR.-IDUATES ARCH. Ao. . ARTS Mnmcs . ll'un Lost Perrent 0 0 1 .000 3 2 .600 3 2 .600 2 2 .500 2 2 .500 2 3 .400 2 4 .333 1 3 .250 0 4 . 000 C . H EYXVOOD College of Law Baseball Team H. A. ISEMIS F. E. GARDNIQR S. F. Nrxox C. M. XYOI-IE . F. F. LINDMY Ccuptainl NV. Cox M G. H. Connrx E.Hux1- . H. CROSS H. G. AIOXVIQ . b. lll.1.RINI': l 532 Catcher Pitcher First Base . Second Base . Short Sta 17 Third Base Left Field . Center Field . Righl Field . Substitutes Records Intercollege Basketball-1908-09 Won by Civil Engineers Standing Of Teams C. E. Basketball Team t', li... Ag. . . Lui' . . . . Bl. li ..,. Yi-:T ARTS, . . ARCH. . Standing M. E. , . LAW ..., CE Au... .. Anon, Awrs. .. VET... . . lYnll Los' l'i-rr-en! N 3 I NIH II A. I., l'n i'1'm.u . , , Lvfl Fm-:wird 4 I .SUII li. Il. l'f1.'rux , lligfhl Furvwnvl E '. ll xx-in. Vrulel' 5 l., li. Wwuonlufiw- . . Lefl Guard U 4 .llllll llfn' T u'I.ulc . ICz'!7hLGru1rfl Intercollege Soccer-1908 NVon by Sibley College f Colleges nam Lu-I Tie' l llvrvviit R. WING H. Snvsox Gaul Keeper Ifiylit Buck Lelvl liurli 51. Tiixirzwi- , . 3 U 4 -7-'U J. liliUl?I'l-l'l' . . Right Half I .3 Tm, C, 'l'owians gcuptuin: . C'enter Half ' ' ' 3l0XllOl'I . . . , Left llalf 2 1 1 ,mm l'. Frxcn , . Oulsirle Iriqhz Fnrurard , lisrlxuov. x . 11181116131-llllf Furu'm'd I I 3 -1100 Rlonlxoi' 1-LZ , I. geyer g'u1'zL'a2'n5 -1 - N 5. 1l.L1.xMs nsz' c eil 'oru-arf I ' 1 bu D, XVPIITIAI . Oulside Left Forimrd l Ii 1 .3500 S. liomzicne . I . . Su mfitutes l Z3 0 .250 J. Dgymg Intercollege Cross-Country Won by Sibley College, Dec. 13,1908 First Place won by W. A. Bl?1XNIfl'l l', '11-Time 19 '70 Standing of Colleges M. E C F ARTS. . A G.... . Angra .... LAW .... V1a'r... . 35 Interclass Cross-Country Won by 1910, March 20, 1909 Class Points 31 l9l0.... 30 3-1 , 104 1912 -19 llfi 180 1911 G1 2-14 3T1 1909........... 0 Intercollege Sports Carnival March 20, 1909 Won by College of Veterinary Standing P01I1fS VETU... .... ZS ARTS ...... .. 24 C. E. .... JS AG... ... 10 M. 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'mf 1 Q f X ' Qx k I 0' -f J! X X 'a I I 60 X , .79 5 If ' 1 I Q. f' 2 AX r IAN J 'X' . VI im lb' f f 1 an ,SW X fx U X I f X it 1 ffl! ' Y Q f 6 1ll wr:-, Z f flgffz-'-H-'B'-'r 'N' w--.I L 2 if' IRI MI' I I 4lV 'W in II I IQQffQ.f .i I2iIiQi. l0iI,HmRiM,.M I1I'Si5?. I F. H. BATTEY W. L. GABLE J. A. HARRIS, JR. R. E. COULSON, ex-oHicio C. F. BAUMHOFER L. G. BENNETT S. E. BLUNT P. H. CORNWALL P. A. BANCELL . B. CURTISS, JR. . O. EBELING N. C. FARR C. HAND C F W. R. QURANDR A. V. VANNEMAN A. C. BOHLEN R. T, CHACE E. S. INGERSOLL H. R. LOUGHRIDGE F . A. RICE S. S. BULLEN R. K. CALDWELL G. W. CHANDLER E. H. CLARK COSGROVE H. M. CURRY C. M. FRENCH F. E. GARDNER W. B. HALSEY Senior Ball Committee A. V. S. LINDSLEY, Cfznirmnn G. C. PIERCE W. W. GOET7. R. E. TREMAN L. F. NIURPHY R. H. COBB H. P. REED Senior Banquet Committee W. Il. TODD, C!IUl.7'T71HH C. A. FAUCI-IER J. G. MCCOLLUM C. M. FRENCH G. REQUARDT LEWIS HENRY G. H. YVALDER W. S. KEENHOLTS, JR. R. E. COULSON, CX-OH:lC1O Class Day Committee C. VV. FULTON, CIZIIIVVIIZIIH S. HORNTI-IAL G. W. WVOODNVARD C. M. KENNEDY MISS G. H. MILLER MISS D. C. PRICE C. STEIN Cap and Gown Committee H. I. SEELY, Chairman L. D. ROTHSCHILD R. E MISS BERNICE L. BROWN Senior Stunt Committee L. G. HALLBERG, Chairman T . G. ROCKWELL R. W. STANDART, JR ' F. R. C. EDLUND . F. HEMBERGER J C . PREVIN Senior General Committee F 1. BAYER, Chairman G. H. HIGGINS P. HOOKER P. Z. HORTON A. H. HUTCHINSON O. V. KRUSE P. C. LOMBARDO B. O,ROURKE R. L. ROSSMAN E. L. D. SEYMOUR M. REYNOLDS PRESTON LAURA JOACHIM COULSON, ex-ofiicio COULSON, ex-ofiicio ROBERTS SANGER, JR. WEBB COULSON, ex-ofiicio SHEARER SULLIVAN TALCOTT THATCH ER WALDER WEED, JR. WVILHELM E. COULSON. ex-oiiicio T I C. -I. POPE H. H. AIONIQN D. S. CTRAY 'I. K. IJORRAYCIA' R. W. HI'I'CHCl.JL'K H. Nl. HASTINGS NI. IfI,sER, JR. H. -I. RAYRIONII W. B. CLIFT W. S. CARPENTER S. R. BOGERT -I. A. STALFORT . C. STOCKER H. N. JVILSON S F. H. NTCCORMICK A. S. NTARTIN C. B. NTERCUR ROY FTTAYLOR T. L. MILLER WILL HARRIS A. TYDEINIAN P. TAYLOIK PAUL W1LI.IAMS H. H. MILIQS J. A. CLARK A. C. BEAN ll! Junior Promenade Committee fi. lx POND, f.'fIuI'rn1fIrI T. XY. BARNEs H. A. KIEP, QIR. B. R. Al'IawRsRLIRY N. IQIII-:RsOI.E lf. S. CRONIIY R. B. HLIRI.IsuR'I', ex-Oiiicio L. X. I..-Xl.I.Y Junior Smoker Committee S'I4AN'I'ON fTRll FlS, C.'lIfI1'I-111.111 R L NO . '. GAJ -I. B. lJEI.A'I'AN'I'Y R. T. SMITH .-X. Ii. SHFRO W. R. XYHEiil.f'fR J- II. C .lb R Junior Feed Committee RICHARD KNIIILOE, lf. C. HEL: A. C. HASTINGS W. O. RTUENCH R. K. BI..-XNCHARD T. Ii. SHEARN C11 I1 zirnzmz Ice Carnival Committee A. WVHINI-Z'RY, CllfIL!'lIllI7I A. W. CONKLIN L. S. IJOUGLAS H. R. FERRIS R. L. WI-IITE W. RUSSELL Junior General Committee H. C. YOUNG, C!llllA!'VlZII7l M. F. T. SMITI-I H. G. MOWE G. CRAWFORD M. S. -JONES E. W. KOERNER S. G. HOFFMAN W.'A. BACKUS 54-5 J. H D R. G C H C. R C. W. F F. E. B. W. HURLFY N. SEELEY L. PETIQRSEN H. RUTHERFORIJ B. HuRI.IsL'RT, ex-Oflicio Y. D. FRY M, LEHNI.-KN F. W ITZIO B. HURLIBLIIKT, ex-ofiicio E. KENT E. CHASE H. BENNETT E. LIPE B. T'TURLBUR'I', ex-oiiicio S. DE GOYLFR WV. NTATCHNEFR H. FARRINGTON B. KELLX' T. COOK HURLBURT, ex-officio 'HI 1' 1' 'I V W U' WT T' T I I C. CHEYNEY . KIMBALI. . TSOVVERS R. LAEEERTY E. CHAPMAN I L L. PORTER P. BLUNIENAUER BROWN W. DE REVERE L. LETENTRY E. O. XVINSLONV B. CLARK M. BEATTIE M. -IAMESON S. GOULD VI. SPALBOT H. CJ?I'TARA P. XVARD D. HADLEY H. CULL M. UHL NV. XVAKLEY G. TYIILLER Sophomore Cotillion Committee E. C. MACARTHUR, Chairman ' M. A. SMITH A. C. IDARLING C. PRESCOTT W. H. KENNEDY F. S. BOSVVORTH PQ. M. ST. JOHN B. E. SHI-IRIDAN E. B. NTAGNER R. A. HENTL L. D. SIMPSON, ex-oH:Icio Sophomore Smoker Committee S. H. SUTTON, Cfzflfrnmrz E. 'THOMPSON A. C. VVIECHERS VI. S. TWADDELL QI. B. BENNETT I. W. GATETT C XY. G. PIICKMAN A. R. SCHIELE FI. H. SHERMAN . B. RTUELLER L. D. SIMPSON. ex-Oi-Hcio Sophomore Banquet Committee T. R. COX, C!Illl.!'lIIll?! M. VANDIEIQHOEF S. F. NIXON P. CTALLACHIER C. N. SEAORAVES L. SWAN R. KEASBY H. D. MCWETHY R. P. Ross S. NAMES L. D. SIMPSON, ex-ofiicio Sophomore Stunt Committee XV. E. PETERSON, Cfuzzlrmrzaz G. M. OYSTER G. O. ZELLER NV. M. AITCHISON R. P. TTEATH Pipe Committee H. H. XVILLIAMSOX, Clmfrmfm C. M. THEILE G. C. SMITH 546 P. L. F. C. TORRANCE DAY L. D. SIMPSON, ex-oHicio L. D. SIMPSON, ex-oi-hcio , I 16 I s I 'W I I IL-4 Freshman Banquet Committee QI. XInN'l'rmX1l-'RY f,'l1m'r'n1f111 . L X DRFXXS, jk. I II. II.-XRFR,-II-1 ID. lima 1 I Ii 'mx XX I3 L X Q Q Ii X I I Q Ix XX C IXXFXLTXI, XX I Ix . -I. LAXYRE3 K. E I M. I -I. P. RIFLE XX XX ' E. O XX I XXIEEKS, JR, XX C B H1 547 Du. P. R :POPE H. E. XVEAVER G. F. POND V. A. STIBOLT H. E. 1111-IGGER First Violins H. F. VVELCH D. GRANT M. GOLDEI-:Rc L. WAXAIAN Violas The University Orchestra GEORGE L. COLEMAN, Conducior I. BIEH RMAN F. R. KRAAILIES F. H. BRANIN M. C. BRAVEMAN T. BERNA E. FREUDIENHHIM B. RAY Oboes J. P. W.-IIT R. G. WOLLENWEIIER Basses A. W. CONIQLIN Flutes H. NV. MOFFAT E. A. SMITH ' Second Violins S. MARINPZ W. F. LIT'FLE F. A. NAGEL H.'HINcIcLI-:Y W. R. MPIIER H. A. SKINNER R. BURNS H. R. RIUELLER W. L. KRAAIER C. M. FISHER W. A. VERNVIIEBE Violoncellos G. R. LEHMAN H. C. Mosuzk E. Bnossmu A FRIED .R.'HU1'CHINSON Clarinets P. J. :FAYLOR G. C. BRIssE'I I'E Horns Cornets Trombones Drums and Tympani E. F. BOWEN C. E. MITCHELL F. EATON G. rfUCKER F. A. DEMMLEI1 R. BOGART W. C. BALLARD C. PREVIN, Accompzznist EVP . fi X uf df' UJINIU COSGRQYE W.a1,'1 ' FI-ODD NEDDIICH BAYER ll KARL WILHELM cgCY7,WEED How SEE Freshmen-Sophomore Rush .. Xzxiqr' Freshmen-Sophomore Rush SSI kn v1 N Pl-.. 'faoy'-u Kama. - f ' Q ,f THE .H p. E ' :-.dr y Th Effyi '1l,'ffifi4' 5uAF1E5 f Q S'9 TMS - S V IE J ,' 45525, Vx K PEERAD12 Freshmen-Sophomore Rush P35 U6 G PEERADE F reshmen-Sophomore Rush K f -575 FNEEC F 'EKG L ' pxD X :PEERADE Freshmen-Sophomore Rush PEERADE Freshmen-Sophomore Rush P19-sn..zEJ H 'K EN,TEN, NINETEIQN-TEN, CORNELL, I YELL, NINETEEN-TEN, was first heard in the fall of '06, when the Freshmen gathered for that awful rush on I-Iuestis Street Bridge-pardon-Collech Avenue Bridge, so far-famed in the reign of Louis XXIII, popularly called Louis the Fair. It was on that occasion,when we had tied it unto the Heeing Sophomores fnotwithstanding previous historians to the contrary-and to the woodsj, that some gazook remarked, What d'ye know about IQIOFH Some class, was the answer, and everybody gave it to us. This is the origin of that pat little phrase Hsome class which has been so popular the past season. A, After this defeat handed them by IQIO, the Sophomores went in for organized athletics, S and later became pretty classy in their way. It can readily be seen that they - were itll in football when one reHeets that they beat IQIO in- the annual under- class contest. In the last game of the season the Quaker youngsters beat us by 3 df0PkiCk, 8'4- BUY CKTHE MAJOR SPORTS' 556 their last tally was a beauty and no Cornellian felt that we had a right to kick. Nve didn't kick, and so lost a f 1 chance to tie the score. Soon l'lallowe'en came bringing us joy, 'mud and the Hag rush. ln the Hirst, or heavyweight rush, IQIO , I - 1 put it on the bophomores, that is, they Illll' mud on their- older brothers, but the Sophomores won the rush, Io IX. lar Young was relereeing and called a foul on IQIO, thus giving the rush to 'Oo. lt seems that when one hreshman was asked how many hands he had on the Hag, he answered, H,l1l1l'L'L'.H 'liar thought he was lying to him, decided that the third hand was a Sophomore's. and. so, well, that is, so to speak, the way it was. The second, or niiddleweight rush, was a decided victory for ,IO. Tommy Barnes' 'lieam winning with the long end of a I7 to 8 score. The lightweight was won by '09, 25-io. Politicslnow entered into our happy homes and Dave White after a close election was found to have polled a unanimous vote. The reason the election was called close is because it was held in Morrill Hall, and it is always close in that place. Once we had elected a presidentiit was up to us to hold a banquet and see if the Sophomores could catch him. A committee of our huskiest football men was given the honor of breaking to Prexy the joyful news that the Frosh banquet would be resuscitated. But somehow alter these gentlemen had interviewed the aforesaid Prexy they seemed to be unanimous in the opinion that it would not be whole- some to have the banquet as of yore. This was sad S57 romp al 'e1'at, news to the class, for an excel- lent scheme had been devised whereby we should all go to the banquet in safety, and the honor of capturing the Frosh president should never fall to the Sopho- mores. First ofall, Dave White was to shave off his sideburns so that he would look like a student and nobody would know that he was him. Then we would hold the feed at Renwick and approach the viands by sea. All this would have been an ex- perience to remember, a grand or some such thing, for future Fresh- man classes to pat- tern after. Bilt UH! HELL! Ai? wzai.. ? All! ll. ggaaegiiaialiak 'giQbEb . ,Em r in l ll, 'Ill u I AN GOAT v A 51-4 , -w uz... - Bear ll in your bed-hugged hunks! YM- Sliffw. SI-wavy. sneaky sk-must If yan dan- go In that rush W0'lI grlnd you up like cornmeal mush: Take notice Suphs. The'-fs H E L L T 0 P A Y 2 For wire all out lor bland no-day alas, it was not to be. Minerva, well-known vendor of wisdom, had an old stock of goods on hand for sale cheap, and we patronized her. To IQIO belongs the honor of ushering in the new Freshman Banquet and of preventing all traces of that good old custom from permanently emigrating out of Cornell. The rush was an innovation, and everybody put on his bathing suit and went up to see the Freshmen get captured. A few of them did, but no member of the Banquet Committee was pinched, nor the president ofthe class, which was going some, and he certainly did, losing his breath about Hfteen yards behind him. The banquet itself was a large affair and, as Hjackl' Moakley put it, had more spirit in it than any other banquet where spirits were not on the menu. It was a long time from the banquet to the end of the term and the Frosh grew anxious for excite- ment. Fortunately it struck someone in the interim 558 fmediczll term, we lwtlieu-J to have a boat ride. Little is known about this ride, those who did not go having no opportunity to see what took place, and those who did go not being able to rememberg hence, it has always been considered Il most en-ioitible party. 'lihe big day ol the year came upon Klan' thirtieth, tht- day of the evolution: the day when lfreshmen became Sophomoresg Sophomores became lelpperclassmeng and lipperclassmen became re-iuvenated. lr was the day we took il victory from Penn on the diz1niond,a victory from Harvard on the water :ind our hats ol'l' to the Sophomores-the tirst time we ever did it-to the Sophomore-s ol' roto. Wirh a shout of joy we threw our roommate's cap into the bonfire, the little grey lid that kept us 9aTHEoc MINMEWSAY NINETEFN TENT LLLLENEHBATUR KI K OF SPAIN And Many Infant Princes of Europe---and THE P0 it BALLET THE WIMPUS GOOD HEAVENS' THE shut within the realms of lfroshdom, and out of something else. .-Xnd the peerade which pre- ceded the I hre-my, w h at ll g-e-e-lorious affair she wasl Red lights, green lights, everything light except the bill, which gave the committee nerv- ous prostration and the class another substantial l. O. U. Freshman year was over. In September we returned, those of us who had not become life mem- bers, and stayed the sum- mer through, determined to keep up our good Work and reap a few more MPUS Blllfll Those Caps ! Parade Starts at 8 o'clock FHUII Sheldon Gout THURSDAY IGHT ALL OUT vnu-ru nm- ' into our veins, and we looked around for laurels. The first reaping we did was, per usual, on l-luestis Street, the Frosh being reaped to a goodly extent. Then came the track meet and we proceeded to show the members of IQII what training a year under Jack', meant. Our demonstration was forceful, and we won by a large score. I-lallowe'en blew around, as Hallowe,ens sometimes will, and once more the doctors advised mud baths. The Freshmen joined us in these up in front of the Armory, but found them less beneficial than they had anticipated. Another score was chalked up for 'I0. In football the children had some diliiculty in beating us, but they linally managed to place a neat one between the bars, and the game was theirs, 4-O. By this time the political fever had crawled a president. It was an exciting campaign which wound up with Tommy Shean's being elected president and chief dispenser of committeeship. Then it was up to the com- mittees to get busy and provide entertainment for the class. They came up to the scratch and every affair pulled off during the year was suc- cessful,tl1o' some of them,we'll have to admit, were too successful to be profitable. The ban- quet in honor of our wearers ofthe C, was a miniature Senior banquet, differing mainly from the latter in the number of courses partaken of. The Sophomore Stunt and Smoker were both purple, or to put it so that the Engineers may understand it, they were par de Irop in the luxu- riousness of the appointments and material returns for capital invested, but extremely gratifying in regard to the psychic income produced by the ancient stunts and stories disbursed, all of which goes to show that the writer ain't so poor in l'ol.vcon frmfu lll'll1', Fmlzffzzyj. Uoc Miller, not to be confused with the Devil, played the title role in the County Chairman up in L the .-Xrniory, and we never enioycd ,y l having our insteps llattenecl Ollt V H more than we did athislittle eotil- l lion. 'lihe lavors at that dance were . wonderful, at least so say they M who saw them. Personally, the only favors we got were those granted us by one or two couples,who broke the rules and relirainetl from stepping on our toes. But, who wanted any favors, anyway? Varsity baseball, track and crew claimed our attention during the spring and we were well represented in each of these. The members of the class who were not fortunate enough to be built husky in the right places went in for other University activities. Some of the men who were husky, only as to the voice, went in for glee club, and there proved to be a howling success. The little IQIO Quartet, composed of four real warblers, was known everywhere and was requested to be present at all doings. They always brightened up ll program so by making the other stunts seem lots better than they really were. They are now holding down the 'iob of regular glee club quartet. Oh,yesl IQIO is lt on the musical clubs. This last fall weuregis- tered for the first time as upper-classmen. It was now our turn to sit by and enjoy seeing the lower classes rush, play football. and otherwise wrestle for the underclass championship. Our atten- tion Was turned to Univer- sity aH airs. In the football team, several IQIO men aided materially in turning HOUR QUARTETH 3.4. out as good a team as Cornell did last fall. VVe shall help her to a greater extent next fall. On one of Cornell's best cross- country teams, 1910 had six men, and for the past two years 1910 has suc- ceeded in getting away with the Auerbach Cup. ln basketball ,IOl121d her full share of players. For a leader of the class during Junior Year, we picked Russ,' Hurl- burt. He, in turn, picked the committees, and thev in turn, ers. But, we can't hold that up against them, for by so doing they showed us the way out of several long series of class taxes which are about the meanest things invented since the days when the old boys Worked out mathe- matics for us. Guess welll have to give George Pond and the rest of' the com- mitteemen something on that prom. It was a big success, both socially and financially. - It is too early at present to say just what 1910 is going to do this spring toward helping Cornell Win .championships in the various branches of major athletics. At the coming track intercollegiates, IQIO may be depended upon for a good show- picked our pock- Z Q 0 fx See the dnrling ln.mn's Babies, just arrived in town, Kitchen-bred and nursery-broken, tuddhngup and down. 'Useleam noisy, slimy, dirty, greasy, putrid brew: 11 arrow-minded, sddle-pated, crawling, creeping rats: Kennel-puppies, vile and smelly: infantile baboons: Swollen with their own importance. just like WY N-uoonl' 1Hs.ke, ye FROSHI Come from your den And bend the knee to -TEN! Kotow. ye dogs: look up to Heaven! Erodsd swine of nineteen-'1even. Ijp, dun msg-gots: 'FELL with fright! Prepan to meet us Wednesday night! 1910 ing. and with her strong nucleus ol' distanee runners she should he instrumental in a ga i n I ai n d i ng the is I , ' , ' H V e 1.ll1'lI1lOl1hl1ll1. IQIG has heen well represented in 1 crew, h aving live men in last yearls Varsity hoat and her full share in the Four-oared and -lunior Varsity. Co r- nell this year is sure to XVIII hack her supremacy in crew, liorwe are conhdentthat the old man will not again accept a defeat, and we know IQIO will do her share to develop the winner. Baseball is now commanding our interest, and we may indeed take pride in rooting for our men. If we keep on progressing as we have in the past, ,IO will be second to no class in the number of her men playing in the various teams. And to the men who have earned these places, the greatest praise is due. Nineteen-ten did not enter the University with a great wealth of athletes. Almost lxbf, . 563 No use on Earth, No use in Heaveng Bush all lrnshl! To Hell! To Hell! With l9ll! it Qi X..- -fx HJR' 4,1 '15 For intellectual sterility, Lack of due humility, And general debility Give us the rough-neck frosh: A4 But we'll show them with agility The really great senility And absolute futility Of opposing us, by Gosh! THE NIINOR SPORTSH every IQIO man who has made himself prominent in athletics has done so by hard, conscientious work and faithful training, Our highest aim has never been for individual honors for ourclass. If ourmen could help turn out better teams by Hghting hard for positions on them, even tho' they did not distinguish themselves as great athletes, we have been content. True, recognition and honors have come to us as a result of our work in athletics, but with us these have been of secondary importance. To do all in our power in every undergraduate activity for the good of Cornell has been our purpose, and this we believe is the real history of the Class of IOIO. - B ..'aS,E-.,-.-.,. K , , , 1, -an ' I fn' 'LX 37 565 ,g 1' KA af 0 A 3' I ,, 'V ,T was iw 2-fl . W It f' . A fx TTT A as X ,N I-or h K f f. S s .K , I. V' -. X 1' 5-, . , eg X Af Cmaggn - :Egg vu g 1 . -- tn- fy . w1fDED3 . 5- R. ,sf . SEPTEMBER 2I Monday 29 Tuesday 30 Wednesday 30 Vvednesday OCTOBER I Thursday 2 Friday NOVEMBER 26 Thursday DECEMBER I Tuesday 3 Thursday 23 VVednesd ay JANUARY 6 Wednesday 8 Friday I I Monday . 27 Wednesday JANUARY 30 Saturday FEBRUARY 22 Monday 24 Wednesday APRII, I Thursday 3 Saturday I3 Tuesday I5 Thursday ZQ Thursday 30 Friday First Term-19084909 Entrance Examinations begin. Academic Year begins. Matriculation of new students. University Scholarship Examinations begin. Matriculation of new students. Registration of students in the Medical College in New York City. Registration of matriculated students. Instruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca. The President's Annual Address to the students at 12:00 M. THANKsc1v1N0 DAY. The latest date for announcing subjects of Theses for Advanced Degrees. Registration in the College of Agriculture for VVinter Courses. The Christmas Recess begins. Work resumed. The Ninety-four Memorial Prize Competition. FOUNDERlS DAY. First term closes. Second Term-1908-1909 Registration for second term. WASHINGTON 's BIRTHDAY Winter Courses in Agriculture end. The latest date for presenting Woodford Orations. Easter Recess begins. Work resumed. The latest date for receiving applications for Fellowships and Grad- uate Scholarships. Musical Festival. Musical Festival. 566 NIAY 1 Saturday 7 lfriday 28 Friday 30 Sun d av -I U N E Q Wied nestl ay I3 Sunday 1.5-IQ I5 Tuesday Io XVednesday If Thursday -I um' 5 Monday AuGus'r I3 lfrid ay SEPTEMBER 20 Monday 28 29 VVednesd ay ZQ Wednesday 30 Thursday OCTOBER 1 Friday NOVEMBER Thursday DECEMBER I Wednesday 2 Thursday 23 Thursday JANUARY 5, Wednesday 7 Friday II Tuesday 26 Wednesday 29 Saturday The latest date for presenting Theses for Advanced Degrees. Musical lfestival. The VVoodl'ord Prize Competition. The lfighty-six Memorial Prize Competition. lJliCORA'I'ION DAY. Commencement ol' Nledical College in New York City. liaccalaureate Sermon. College Board lfntrance lfxaminations. Class Day. Alumni Day and Annual Meeting of the Trustees. l'iOR'l'Y-l'TlRS'l' ANSUA1. CoMMENcEMEN'r. Summer Session-1909 Summer Session begins. Summer Session ends. First Term-1909-1910 Entrance liixaminations begin. -Xcademic Year begins. Nlatriculation of new students. University Scholarship Examinations begin. Registration of students in the Medical College in New York City. Matriculation of new students. Registration of matriculated students. Instruction begins in all departments of the University at Ithaca. Preside-nt's Annual Address to the students at 12:00 M. THANKso1v1No DAY. The latest date for announcing subjects of Theses of Advanced Degrees. Registration in the College of Agriculture for Winter Cou1'ses. The Christmas Recess begins. VVorlc resumed. The Ninety-four Nlemorial Prize Competition. FouNDER's DAY. First term closes. Registration for second term. 567 ,LY Q, F -V 4 ' t ..,, - A - .2 ' ,. ,S -5 Q - t , , .af X. e fi Q f j A af I a 4 I APRIL Work resumed after Easter recess. Graduate baseball candidates meeting. Outdoor track parctice started. '86 Memorial stage meeting. Report of the Junior Promenade Committee. Lacrosse practice at Percy Held. Agricultural Assembly. Freshman baseball started at Percy Held. C. M. Yohe, 'og elected captain of hockey team. Baseball: Cornell 9, Colgate O. Soccer: Cornell o, Pennsylvania 4. Oflicial program for the Musical Festival on sale. Sun business competition started. Informal Junior Smoker. Mass meeting for Freshmen. The IQO8-,OQ Sun Board announcement. Lacrosse Training Table started. Athletic Smoker program announced. College baseball series schedule given out. Between the Acts cast announced. R. T. Chase, '09, elected assistant manager of wrestling. If. S. Ingersoll, ,OQ, elected assistant manager of golf. All-Star Stunt program announced. Date changed for YVoodford contest. Baseball: Law 2, Veterinary I. University Smoker. Mountain Scenery, lecture by Professor Pay. Civil Engineers banquet. Baseball: Cornell II, New York University 8. Soccer: Cornell O, Yale 2. Les Ca- botins production. When Congress VVent to Princeton F by the Princeton Triangle Club. Central Ora- torical league contest. Junior Smoker report. Alaskan Glaciers, Sigma Xi lecture by Professor Tarr, Charles E. Hughes Club organized. Baseball: Cornell 6, Franklin and Marshall 3. Twelfth Night report. Der Knopf and Unter Vier Augen productions. Sibley Banquet. IQIO CORNELLIAN elections. Baseball: Law 7, Sibley I. 568 Baseball: Cornell 6, Niagara 2. Lacrosse: Cornell 5, Rochester Lacrosse Club 2. Sigma Xi elections. Wloodford Stage contest. Baseball: Law 7, Graduates 6. lil Nidou presented. lfinal competition for the '86 Stage. Scientific Theories of the Relation of Mind and Body, by Professor Bentley. Baseball: Cornell 2, Peiinsylvania State 4. Tennis: Cornell 6, Hamilton 1. Scientilic Theories ofthe Relation of Mind and Body, by Professor Bentley. Sam- son and Delilah, at opening of Musical Festival. M A Y Governor Hughes spoke at the Lyceum. Second of the Festival Concerts. Lacrosse Cornell 13, Colgate 1. Interclass handicap track meet. Final Festival Concert. IQOQ Football schedule an- nounced. Sophomore Cotillion report. Baseball: Cornell IQII 3, I. H. S. 4. 1910 won the interclass track meet. Political Tendencies of the Day, by Mayor G. B. McClellan. Underclass tennis tournament began. President Schurman in New York. Phi Beta Kappa reunion. Orchestra trip program announced. Intercollege crew race. Orchestra left for Binghamton. lnterscholastic track meet won by Detroit University School. Lacrosse: Cornell 3, Hobart 3. The Negro Problem, by Alfred H. Stone. Cadet Corps inspection. Phonetic Method of Teaching French to German Students, by Doctor Davidson. Baseball: Cornell 5, Lawrenceville 3. Resolutions for the fraternity rushing announced. Intercollege track meet. Lacrosse team left for Harvard. Freshmen reported at Armory green to put up Spring Day tents. Debate Committee report. Savage Club performance. Aleph Samach elections an- nounced. Senior Banquet. Baseball: Cornell 2, Carlisle 1. Track: Cornell 80, Princeton 37. Class Book elections. The Quality of Artificial Light, by Professor E. L. Nichols. Moakley Fund statement. 1909 CORNELLIAN put on sale. Baseball: Cornell 3, Michigan 2. Ethics of Evolution, by President Schurman. Senior singing. Swowstoz peerade. '86 Memorial Stage held. Baseball: Cornell 5, Pennsylvania II. Track: Cornell 1911, 503, Pennsylvania 1911, 661-. Tennis: Cornell 3, Michigan 3. Lacrosse: Cornell 8, Hobart 7. A. H. Thatcher, ,OQ, elected captain of Lacrosse. 569 Baseball: Cornell 1911, 4, AIQIO, 3. Class of IQOS meeting. Architects' Annual picnic Senior singing. Responsibility of Citizenship, by C. M. Jesup. Baseball: Cornell 3, Williams 2. Twenty-eighth Annual Law Banquet. junior Class meeting. Baseball: 1911, 4: 1910, 3. , Baseball: Cornell 4, Pennsylvania 9. Baseball: Cornell 1911, 45 Brown 1911, 3. Univer- sity Glee Club concert. Cornell won the intercollegiate track meet. Crew: Harvard won from Cornell in Var- sity eight. Cornell 1911 won from Harvard 1911. SEPTEMBER Football mass meeting. Registration of Freshmen at Morrill Hall. University Scholar- ship Examinations began. Registration of Freshmen continued. Christmas trip for Musical Clubs announced. OCTOBER Professor H. W. Hibbard's Resignation announced. President Schu1'man's Annual Address. 1912 Football schedule announced. Football: Cornell II, Hamilton O. Campus meeting. Sermon by Doctor Lyman Abbott. College of Law Faculty meeting. Freshman Hare and Hound Chase. H. C. Young, JIO, elected Cross-country captain for IQO8-,OQ. University Lecture by Professor Henry Jones, of University of Glascow. Minor Sports Council meeting. Introductory Address in Sanitary Science Course. University Faculty meeting. Football: Cornell 23, Gberlin IO. Freshmen 14, Ithaca High O. lVinners of University Scholarships announced. Fellowship Appointments announced. Sermon by Doctor Lyman Abbott. E. H. Clark, ,OQ, elected Commodore of the Navy. Athletic Council meeting. First Freshman Cross-country race. Announcement of Fraternity Pledges and lnitiates. Library Council meeting. Dean E. E. Haskall's Address to C. E. Freshmen. lnterclass Crew Race won by IQII. R. E. Coulson elected Senior President. Sphinac Head and Quill and Dagger elections announced. R. B. Hurlburr elected Junior President. Novice Cross4country race. Football: Cornell 9, Colgate O. Freshmen 6, George Junior Republic O. Sermon by Doctor Ross Stevenson. Ten-Year Book out. 570' Freshman Class Meeting. H. H. Benner, VIO, elected Assistant Manager of baseball. F. H. McCormick, 'IO, elected Assistant Manager of crew. Sophomore Class meeting. Meeting of W'earers ol' the UC. L. D. Simson elected Sophomore president.: Football: Cornell 9, Vermont O, Freshmen IO. Starkey Seminary 0. Underclass Track Meet a tie, IQII, jli points: IQI2, 715 points. Sermon by Doctor Lincoln Hulley. Meeting of the Stewart l.. XVoodford Debate Club. Reception to Arts and Law Freshmen. l'hi Beta Kappa election of olhcers. Cheer Leader elections. Aleph Samach elections announced. Szuzfr mock elections. XVilliam liroadfoot elected Freshman president. Blind Handi- cap Cross-Country race. Football: 1911, og IOIZ, 0. President Schurman's Address before the Graduate Club. Underclass Rush won by Sophomore Class. Football: Cornell IO, lljennsylvania State 4. NOVEMBER Sermon by Reverend S. A. lfliot. New Football Song out. Second Freshman Cross-Country Cup Race. Upperclass Committees appointed. Cross-Country Meet at New Haven: Cornell 22, Yale 37. Football Mass hleeting. Arts Faculty Meeting. Amherst-Cornell Joint Musical Concert. Football: Cornell 6, Amherst 0. President's Annual report. Sermon by Reverend William Payne Shriver. Alt Heidelberg at the Lyceum. Football: 1910, og 1912, o. 1912 Debate Team chosen. Address by President Schurman before the .English Club. Underclass Committees announced. Dean Crane's Resignation announced. G. F. Fond, ,IO, elected Glee Club Leader. Football: Cornell 6, Chicago 6. Football Mass Meeting. Sermon by Reverend Charles Davis Williams. Freshman Class Meeting. Third Freshman Cross-Country Cup Race. Football: 1910, 0, 1912, 6. Address before the University by Norman K. Hackett. A Football Mass Meeting. 571 Football: Cornell 20, Trinity 6, Freshmen O, Pennsylvania Freshmen 18. lntercolle- giate Cross-Country Race, at Princeton, won by Cornell. H. C. Young, '10, of Cor- nell, making new record for the course. Russian Symphony Orchestra Concert. Sermon by Right Reverend Charles David Williams. Plans for the Poughkeepsie Race announced. Mass Meeting. Football Mass Meeting. Football Team leaves for Philadelphia. Pennsylvania-Cornell Joint Concert at Philadelphia. Football: Cornell 4, Pennsylvania 17. Football Mass Meeting. Cosmopolitan Club Banquet. Sermon by Reverend Newman Smyth. Arts and Science Lecture by Charles R. Ashbee. DECEMBER Professor F. D. Colson left Cornell. Winter Course in Agriculture started. Freshman Class Meeting. Arts and Science Lecture by William Logie Russel. Initial Orchestra Concert. Basketball: Cornell 31, Brooklyn Polytechnic lnstitute 17. Hare and Hound Chase. Sermon by Reverend W. F. McDowell. H. C. Young, ,IO, elected Captain of Cross-Country for IQOQ-,IO. M. E. wins Soccer Championship. Hockey practice started. Sibley Smoker. Milton Celebration by Arts College. Beebe LakeiVSeason opens. A. F. Tydeman, ,IO, elected Captain of Football for IQOQ-,IO. Military Hop. lntercollege Cross-Country Race won by M. E. Annual Cross-Country Dinner. Basket- ball: Cornell 15, Rochester 24. Sermon by Reverend Charles Edward Jefferson College of Architecture Smoker. Baseball Schedule announced. Lecture by Professor Hugo Muensterberg. Rural Life Commission arrive. Address before the Graduate Club, by Dean Smith. lnterclass Fencing and Novice Wrestling Match. Lecture by Professor W. L. Phelps, of Yale. Basketball: Cornell 25, C. C. N. Y. 23. Underclass Cross-Country Race won by Fresh- men. Law Smoker. Sermon by Reverend Stephen Fish Sherman. Competition started for the New Cornell Emblem. 572 Christmas Recess begins. Basketball: Cornell 26, Rochester 34. Basketball: Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball: Cornell 25 Cornell 50 Cornell ZQ Cornell 31 Cornell IQ, Niagara University 23. Oswego Normal 17. Binghamton Y. M. C. A. 21. Springheld Y. NI. C. A. 24. Musical Club Concert at Erie, Pa. Orange Y. M. C. A. 24. Musical Club Concert at Chicago. Musical Club Concert at Saint Louis. Basketball: Cornell 31, Brooklyn Central Y. M. C. A. 29. Musical Club Concert at Louisville, Ky. Hockey: Cornell 2, Pennsylvania 2. JANUARY President Schurman returns from western trip. Registrar Hoy returns from abroad. Second semester begins. Association of American lfducators meet at Cornell. ,Q4 Memorial Debate Stage meeting. General Committee revises Freshman rules. Delegates of the American Educators' Association leave. Tablet to Ezra Cornell unveiled. Lecture by Doctor VVilfred T. Grenville. Basketball: Pennsylvania vs. Cornell. 25 Block Week. Guglielmo Ferrero's lecture on The Historian of Rome. Junior Week program announced. Baseball candidates begin practice. Sophomore Cotillion. Oolong at the Lyceum Musical Clubs Concert. Fraternity Dances. Junior Prom. Ice Carnival. Reverend Hugh Black at Sage Chapel. FEBRUARY Basketball: Columbia 4.7, Cornell zo. Baseball practice begins. Ben Greet players at the Lyceum. Sanitary Science Lectures begin. Hughie Jennings at baseball cage. Hockey-team leaves. Track team at Boston A. A. Meet. Oolong repeated at Lyceum. Basketball: Tufts vs. Cornell. Basketball: Cornell 22, Tufts 6. Relay team Wins at Boston A. A. Schedule of three major sports forzlgog-1910 ratified. President gives address on 'KDi- rect Nominations. Wrestlers selected to meet Princeton. 573 Professor Kuehnemann talks on Goethe's Faust. Reverend Hugh Black lectures. Farmers Week program announced. Exercises in Lincoln's honor. Wrestling: Prince- ton vs. Cornell. Cornell defeats Princeton. Basketball: Notre Dame 32, Cornell 13. Boat House Fund subscriptions begun. Theory of Evolution, by Professor Com- stock. Call for track candidates. Individual canvas on Boat House Fund begun. Professor Comstock lectures on Darwinism, Basketball team leaves on trip. Junior Smoker. Professor Jenks suggested as Michigan's next president. Agriculture Banquet. First outdoor crew practice. Farmers' VVeek begins. Sibley Senior appointments announced. Reverend S. A. Steele lectures on General Lee. President Schurman addresses Farmer Week visitors Wagnerian Opera given. Phi Beta Kappa announcements. Pennsylvania defeats Cornell in Intercollege debate. IQII Banquet. MARCH Candidates for wrestling report. Festival Chorus rehearsal. Meeting of Cornell section American Chemical Society. C. E. Faculty meeting. Masquers arrange for trip. Intercollegiate Athletic Board meeting. Harvard IQI2 men announced to row here, May 31. A. I. E. E. Banquet. Cornell vs. Yale wrestling. Ibsen presented at the Lyceum. Sanitary Science Course talked of being installed in the University. Fencing: Cornell vs. Pennsylvania. Cosmopolitan Club meeting. Professor Comfort lectures on The Saracens ofthe Medimval Christian Poetry. Masque rehersal. Intercollege Basketball series begun. Les Cabotansu select Les Bourgeois Gentilhommef' for annual play. A. S. M. E. meeting. Preparations for the annual carnival of sports. Agricultural Association meeting. A. S. M. E. establishes organization at Cornell. Civic Club organizes. . Honor system in Arts College discussed. Lecture for March 17, by Horace Fletcher, announced. E. S. Crosby, '10, re-elected captain of the Basketball team. ' Sophomore Stunt. Fencing team defeats Columbia. Intercollege bowling tournament begins. Masque ready for trip. Fletcherisrn, by Horace Fletcher. University Orchestra concert. Masquers leave on trip. C. E. Banquet announced. Announcement ofthe Sixth Annual Musical Festival. Regulation of Honor System in Arts College submitted. Lacrosse prospects. C. E. Banquet. Intercollegiate Wrestling at New Haven, Cornell takes third place. Senior Smoker. State Oflicials here. 574 C Xl 'E 5: S EE l cf? .35 80' ' w ,V , - ,' CQ77 Q, K , ' I in 5 Ogg '- I rl I 501701 .1 .fl fr 202.010 1 If .95 :F .:4d. 34091 , C:'.l l . 4 U o O . Q O O' gfcgagl . JSF' . o O 1 '63 , 3' 0 is Ze . ' ' 'qgnn 1.35 U09 'x 30' Q95 f 0 gp! 1 1.101 lQwQQQ6?fwf'!f-fawisgll Q. li-2 Q T.. ' 9532 E Q I . V ,N SX. J 'lik J3 E? fl -1 , ll 0 j Q! 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Y -1.7-fc' 1 4 1 ,..1. t ' - 11 1I .Igjpg I l- 1 Q 1 -Q 1 7' Egg A, ADVERTISEMENTS... ... 581 ATHLETICS 455 Aquatic Club ......... . . . 526 Association Football Athletic Council ..... Baseball., Basketball .... Cricket.. Cross-Country ..... Fencing ......... Football .,.,., . . Hockey Club ...... Intercollege Records.. 516 . 456 483 512 518 503 514 473 .. 522 532 Intercollegiate Records .... . . . 497 Lacrosse .......... Navy ......... Tennis Club.. . ,. Track.. . . . .. Wearers of the C 510 461 524 491 .. 458 CLUBS AND Soc1E'1'1Es-Continuea' Alembic ........1...... .... Aleph Samach ............ . Association of Civil Engineers... Bench and Board ......... . Book and Bowl ...1. .... .... Cayuga Club ................. Cornell University Christian Asso- ciations ....... . ........... . Cosmopolitan Club .... . Dixie Club ....,.... . Dunstan....,.... . Gamma Alpha.. .. .. Gargoyle ........ . . Gemel Kharm .... . . Hebs-sa ......... . . Hexenkreis, Der . . . . Iswza ............ . . Kappa Beta Phi... .. ... Wrestling Association... AWARDS ................. BOARD OF EDITORS... CALENDAR ............. CALENDAR OF EVENTS ....... CLASS HISTORY ........ CLUBS AND SOCIETIES Aftermath ........ ...... Agricultural Association.. 520 575 IO 566 568 556 352 415 Krug and Tafel.. . L'Ogive... .... .... Long Island Club, Maryland Club. . . Mummy Club.. Nalanda.. . . . .. Pennsylvania Club. Phi Beta Kappa... Poultry Association.. . . . 379 363 412 392 393 401 497 4,08 404 365 377 375 390 376 350 395 394 391 373 493 406 387 385 356 381 414 C1,uBs AND Socmriiss-Conrinufd I'RATERNITlES IN ORDER GF Pyramid.. .. ...,....,... ..... Quill and Dagger ,.., . Raven and Serpent ..., . Rod and Bob. .... . Sacchord ..... ...,.... . . . Sage Dramatic Club... . . . Scabbarcl and Blade Scalp and Blade... Sem aphore ...... Senators... ..... . Sennightly .,........... . . , Sibley Engineering Club.. .. ... Sigma Xi ......... . .....,,.... Society of Comparative Medicine . Sphinx Head.. .. ........ .... . Sports and Pastimes. . . , Undine . .... ..... . VVayside Club ... . . . Ycnan ........ . . . COMMITTEES Senior Committees. . . Junior Committees.. . 1 Sophomore Committees. . . Freshmen Committees. . DEBATING Charles Kendall Adams Debate Club .....................,. Cha1'les Evans Hughes Debate Club ....................... Congress ..... . . . . . . Debate Council .... . . . Debate Teams ........ . . . Debate Union. ........... . . . . Eighty-six Memorial Stage.. . . Francis Miles Finch Debate Club.. Ninety-four Debate Stage ....... Stewart L. Woodford Debate Club Wootlford Stage ............... DEDICATION.. . . 399 .261 451 397 +05 355 80 3 399 371 397 3-l-9 411 382 413 359 354 388 353 389 54+ 545 546 547 4-23 +24- 421 420 426 420 4-27 422 428 425 4-29 1 1 ESTA ISLIS H M ENT AT COR- N ELL. .................... . ll RA'l'ERNI 1'I ES Acacia .......... . . Alpha Chi Rho. . . Alpha Delta Phi ...... Alpha Kappa Kappa.. Alpha Omicron Pi... .. Alpha Phi. .... . .... ., Alpha Tau Omega Alpha Zeta l3andhu. .. Pi .... Beta Theta . . Cerberus.. Chi Phi... Chi Psi. .. Delta Chi ...... Delta CJTZIFIIITIZI ........ Delta Kappa Epsilon.. Delta Phl ..,....... . . Delta Tau Delta .... . . Delta Upsilon .... . . Kappa Alpha ....... .. Kappa Alpha Theta... . . Kappa Kappa Gamma. . . . Kappa Psi. ......... . Kappa Sigma. ,.... . Nayati ........... NuSigmaNu......... .. Omega Upsilon Phi.. .. . . Phi Delta Phi. . .. Phi Delta Theta .... . . Phi Gamma Delta. ... Phi Kappa Psi ..... . . Phi Sigma Kappa. .. .. Psi Upsilon ...... . . Seal and Serpent .... . . Skull.... ........ .. Sigma Alpha Epsilon. . . . Sigma Chi ......... . . Sigma Nu .... . . . Sigma Phi .... . . I8O 305 309 193 293 347 343 329 281 313 221 317 185 201 257 341 289 265 245 205 189 337 339 331 269 327 273 285 237 217 233 197 241 225 321 277 261 253 289 249 FRATERNITIES-C'O71l'li7'lZlEd Theta Delta Chi .,.... 213 Theta Lambda Phi 301 Theta Xi ......... 297 Zeta Psi... 181 Zodiac ........., 325 FRONTISPIECE... . .. 8 FULL PAGE HEADINGS Advertisements .,...,. 581 Awards ....,.... 575 Classes . . 79 Clubs. ..... 383 Committees . . 543 Debate ..i. 419 End ....,..,,..... 579 Faculty ............. I7 Fellows and Scholars., 67 Fraternities. ....... 179 Inter Sports ...1.,...,......... 502 Musical and Dramatic Clubs 435 Major Sports .... ,.....,.. 4 60 Minor Sports ,... 502 Publications. 535 Societies. . . . 357 Sororitikes ..........,. 335 GENERAL SUMMARY .,,. 166 GREETING ............ 9 HISTORY ......... 556 IN IVIEMORIAM ................ 74 MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC CLUBS English Club ................., 451 Deutscher Verein 446 Glee Club.' .... 437 La Tertulia. .. 450 Les Cabotins .... . 448 Mandolin Club.. 438 Masque .... . . . 442 PRESIDENT SCHURMAN.. .. PUBLICATIONS Alumni News. ...... . . Cornell Civil Engineer, .. Cornell Countryman.. . Cornellian. ......... . Era ,....1 ...... Sibley Journal ..... Sun. ..,....... . Vvidow ....... STATISTICS The College Faculties ' Agriculture ....... Architecture ........ Arts and Sciences ..... Civil Engineering. .... . Law ......... ........ Mechanical Engineering .... Medicine. ....,....... . Military Science Veterinary .... Fellows ......... Freshmen, 1911 .... Juniors, 1909 ...... Junior Stunt Pictures Library Staff.. Medic Juniors. Medic Seniors Other Olhcers. . . Seniors, 1908 ...... Senior Stunt Pictures. Some more Officers . . Sophomores, 1910 .,.,. Trustees.. .. ....... . . . . . Undergraduate Scholars .... University Preachers .... TITLE PAGE... ...., .,.... UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. . I7 542 541 540 IO 536 539 537 538 46 45 13 49 30 5I 31 55 43 68 165 121 158 57 154 114 59 81 118 60 163 13 71 56 5 566 -.-. Il-.,. as. Q5 - A1 5 - 4' X 1' 'ffm 5115 W4 S z, -7 K q F , S 5 . Lrg 4 1Z .l'lLx 'w 512: f 41 - if -154 ?1,.2 'L 'f f' ' 5.1 ', K 4 1 1 1 , ly -fa?-K hr' ggfaz I 1 ' F K ' JG ' . ' ',0?' 'iifff ' Q : jf? QQ? ' - .X .', ,A lg. ,,: l ' 5 W -J- i . . f4 fe-' 4 --pf--.? g-+ . . , :-5-f :fb :A-.1 L- , ',- mv - ,- . 1 .-.- .--.1 5... . . . -'-5. .- ---, I A-l- -. -Jill..- --.--. - . vi.- Y..- VYYVY , ,. I , W, ,WW . , is-:lb - , h-fu ... 14 . 4. EQ.-:-'L .N-'f.- if-.g ,', V, V . 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' ' 3 J' ' fs 'if' .---WJ! Index to Advertisers XJIIIC I'.1yg1' .ALI-IXAXDHR, A ,....... -1 FXXIERICAN .'xRCI'lITEf. l' .. .. . . . If AMERIC.-KN BALANCI: YAIAI: C1n11'AwI'.. I3 .-XNIERIC,-xx FRUIT PRUDl'l'T CUNII'-KXY . . 1,3 :XAIERICAN HOIST AND IJERRIVK Cux11'ANY,.. . IO .-MIERICAN HOTEL X'lCTURl,-X ,............ f3.ljl .'xNHliL'SER'BUSl'H BRI1w1x1z .'X5SUK'l.-X'l'IllN.. . . 51, ARNOLD AND CORIPANY.. .. ..,..,,. , Q3 ATWATER, F. H. ,.,.... . 36 ISATES, W. .,...., . S3 BAXTER R BURRIS ...... . S4 BEACH X HL'1'K'IllXSl!N ..... . 77 BELL ENGR.-WING COx1PANx'. .. .. IO7 BENIENT, L. C ....,..,..,.,.. . S7 BENNETT, F. L. 8 CONIPANY.. .. IO7 BOOL, H. J., COMPANY .,..., . 83 BOOL FLORAL COMPANY .....,............ . 36 BOSTON AND LOCKPORT BLOCK COMPANY... . IZ BRI-ISLIN HOTEL ........................ . 61 BROOKs, A. B., 8: Sox... . 4l BROOKS BROTHERS .... 4 BROWN, E. G. ....... .........,..... . 37 BUFFALO, IKOCHESTER X PITFSI-1L'RGH IQAILWAY. 17 BURNS, W. L ...................,........,... 48 BURRELL, D. H., 8: CO... . 67 BUTTRICK Bc FRAVVLEY ...,........ . 34 CALDV'ELL, EDWARD F., COAIPANY ....,.. . 26 CANADIAN OUTING INFORMATION BUREAU. .. . 23 CARPENTER, L. J .... ........... . .. 107 CARR Sc STODDARD .... . 34 CHIPMAN, A. E. ..........,... . Sz CHRISTY ENGRAVING COMPANY ...........,. . 75 CLEVELAND 8a BUFFALO TRANSIT COMPANY ,.... IOI CLEVELAND TWIST DRILL COMPANY ....... 6 COLUMBUS BOLT WORKS ........... .. Io1 COAN, ISAAC .... , 41 COIIIINOS, I. R ....... , 37 CORNELL, F. C., JR ,... -33 Nunn: Page L'rIRN13I.I. BARUIQR SHUI' . ..... S5 C11Rx1:I.I. CO-OPI-1RA1'IvE SOc1E1'I'.. S7 L'O'rRE1.I. 8: I..I1ON.-IRD . ,,...... 27 COI'R1I:R CONII-ANY OI' BIAFE.-xI.O... 17 L'I'x1I1I+iHI.AXII HOTI-i1. .,.,.,...... . 20 D.-KYlS'BROWX EI.EcTR1c' COMPANY. .. S4 DEAN, H. NY .,......., 49 DEAIALl.ll'1, RAYMOND ....,...,...,.... 55 DIAMOND CH ECK PRO'I'1:1 rOR COMPANY... 63 IJINTLTRFF X CO. .. 17 DQDNfJHl'Pf, P. M. .. 45 IDRISCOLI. BROS.. .. 103 Dl'Dl.P2X',I:.'1i... 4I DL'RFE3', C. ..,.. 98 E.-ASTM.-KN COLLEGE. . . . 66 EOAN, XVILLIAM H .....,.....,....,.. . 78 ELECTRIC CITY ENGR.-XYING COMPANY.. . 97 ELNIENDORF, MRS. J. C ............. . 41 ESSER, E. J ................,............. . 29 IZRPANDED METAL ENGINEERING COMPANY, .. . IO 17ABlZR,A. NV ............................. . I9 FETTING, A. H ........ . 99 FIRST NATIONAL BANK. .. . 45 FLETCHER, W. F ...... . 4.4 FLINN, JOHN .......... .. IO2 FOREST CITY LAUNDRY. .. . 44 FRANK BROTHERS ...,. . 55 GOLDSRIID, L ....... 85 GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL. ., 92 GROUSE, C. K., SL Co ............ ..... 6 5 HAMMOND TYPEXX'RITER COMPANY. .. ...56, 73, 90 HARPER1S XVALKOVER SHOE SHOP .... .... 2 3 HAUSAUER-JONES COMPANY ...... 96 HAYWARD COMPANY, THE ......... . 7 HAZARD NIANUFACTURING COMPANY ........... 19 HAZLETON MACHINERY AND SUPPLY COMPANY.. I2 HEAD, H. R .........,..................... 36 HEGGIE, R. A., 8.: BROs. COMPANB. ., 42 Name Page HERRON, P. . HERSON, J. B. ....,.. . HEURLEIN BROTHERS. .. HlCKPIX', J. F ,...,..., HOLLAND BROTHERS. .. HOOK, W ....,..,... HORSBIAN, E. I., X CO 4... HOTEL IMPERIAL .,.... HOTEL IROQUOIS.. HOTEL JEFFERSON ,,..4......,. HOWES, C. H., ART G.ALLERi' .... IROQUOIS HOTEL ....,....... ITHACA GUN COBIPANY... ITHACA HOTEI,. ...., . . ITHACA ICE COMPANY... ITHACA TRUST COMPANY... JARVIS, XVILLIAM ..... ..........,... JEFFREY IVIANUFACTURING COMPANY.. LJPZNKS, DR. F. M.. JESSOP, XVILLIAM SL SONS, LTD, .... . JONES 56 LAMSON IX1.-XCHINE COMPANY... JONES, IVIRS. E. M..,, ............. . JUDD, J. A ....... KELLEY, S. J., EN RAVING COMPANY. .. . G KING Sc EISELE ......,..........., KLUEBERT, MAX .. KOHL1 8: BRUNNE. LANG, J. B., ENG. AND GARAGE COMPANY..,. . LARKIN BROTHERS... .. ........... . LARKIN, VV. F. ..,...........,.....,......... . LAWYERS' CO'OPERATIVE PUBLISHING COMPANY. LENT, B. F ............ LIDGERWOOD Ix4ANUFACTURING COMPANY... . LITTLE, A. P .............,.... IDUFKIN RULE COMPANY. . . . . .. LUNKENHEIMER COMPANY, THE. .. MARTINIQUE HOTEL ........... MASTERS 8.: SON. .. MAYERS, RALPH ............ MCAI.L1STERNS POOL ROOM... MCGILLIVRAY, E .,........,.... MCGRAW PUBLISHING COMPANY... R'IERRIAM, G. Sc C., COLIPANY ,... MERRILL, I. H ...,.......... NIIDDLETON, JOHN. MOHANNA, F .... NIORRISON, M ........................,.... MORSE TWIST DRILL AND IVIACHINE COMPANY .. NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING COMPANY... NILES-BEMENT-POND 'COMPANY ...,....... . 88 Ss Ss 44 36 23 71 61 ZI 34 91 26 84 83 88 41 9 37 15 5 45 37 67 5I 99 39 41 81 93 67 35 63 IOS 15 IOI 92 38 44- 85 84 68 19 81 71 36 79 69 74- 61 Name Page NORRIS, JAMES L .... I4 NORTON COMPANY ........... Z9 NORTON PRINTING COMPANY... 33 NORWOOD B: HULL ......... 84, NORXY'OOD, XV. S ...., 49 ORERMAYER, THE S... 9 OJBRIEN, D. S.. .,.. IO3 OSCONNOR, F ..,......... 99 OTT ENGRAYING COMPANY. ,. . 55 OYVEN, XV ............. . 82 PARK SL HIGGINS .......,..................... 73 PEERLESS RUBBER MANUFACTURING COMPANY.. 66 P1-:NEERTHY INIECTOR COMPANY ............... 69 PETERBOROUGH CANOE COMPANY... . 71 PHILIP MORRIS COMPANY ........... . 71 PLEASANT VALLEY WINE COMPANY .... . zz PHOENIX INSURANCE COA1PANY ..... . 15 PICKERING GOVERNOR COMPANYH, . I2 POXVELL, WlLLI.AhI, COMPANY .,.. 8 POWERS HOTEL .......................,.. . 52 PRESCOTT, FRED. M., STEAM PUMP COMPANY .... 13 PRITCHARD, S. R ,,..........., ........ . . 85 QUICK, M. XV. SL CO ......,. .. IO2 RAIL JOINT COMPANY, THE. .. . IZ ILE.-XMER, JOHN ............. 83 REEDNS, JACOB, SONS ............. . X9 REBIINGTON TYPEWRITER COMPANY.. go ROBINSON, FRED .....,........... .. IOS ROCHESTER BUSINESS INSTITUTE ..... 57 ROCHESTER PHOTO SUPPLY COMPANY... . 55 ROE DRY GOODS COMPANY ...,..... . 36 ROTHSCHILD BROTHERS ..... 36 RLVSHTON, H ....,....,..,. 6O SANFORD ELECTRIC COMPANY. .. . 33 S.-XNVYER, A. R. 84 CO .,.. ..... 3 6 SAYRE, E. P ................, . 34 SCHOVERLING, DALY LQ GALES .... . 7I SHARES, H. R ..............,. 52 SISSON, VV. H .... . 43 SMITH, E. F ..........,.,..,,.... . 4.5 SMITH OF NEW YORK COMPANY ,........... .. . 54 SMITH, L. C., Xa BROS. TYPEWRITER COMPANY.. 16 SOLTMAN, E. G ..,. 69 SPALDING 8.5 CO .....,.. 69 STAR-PALACE LAUNDRY ................ . 5O STEVENS, J., ARMS AND TOOL COMPANY... . SS STUART, DR. R. ,.... ............... , . 37 STUDENT LAUNDRY AGENCX'... 76 STURGIS TUTORING SCHOOL ..,. 99 TAMS, ARTHUR XV.. .. ,. I9 Name Page TAYLOR, ALEx., S: Co .... . 23 TEN EI'cIc HOTEL ..... . .. 31 TIFFANX' sa Co .................... . . ...Front TIOGA BOXVLING HALL CQMPANI' ..... 39 TOURAINE HOTEL ....,.......... . 92 Name Page XVI-ILLS COVERLY. .. .. 88 WEI.Ls AARQN ..,. ............................ 4 9 NVESTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT COMPANY ..... 7 XVI-IALEN, R. R COMPANY.. ......,...,......... 64. XVHEATON, A. E .,....... .. 108 TREE, XVILL .......... .... . .. TREMAN, KING S.: Co. UxDERwooD TI'I'EwRITER Co .... . URBAXD Soxs Sa Co .......... . VAN BUREN, C. B ...., Vo RI-IIs 8: DUE:-' ..... XVALTON HOTEL ...... , XVANZER 8: HOXVELL.... ..... . . NV.-XTERMAN, L. E., Co MP.-XX Y .... . XVEBER, PETER. ........ .... . XVHITE, G. 8: Co.. XVIEBUSCH 8: HILGER .... XVILLIS, DR. F. M... XVILLI.-RMS, DR. P. N. XVILLIAMS BRQTHERS. WINCHESTER REPEAT XVISE, CHARLES XVRIGHT, E. A ....... Y.kTES HOTEL .... 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FINE SUITS and OVERGOZITS Ready:Made To Measure M21 GKINTOSHES, RZIIN C9021 TS TRZ1 VELLING GOODS Tweeds for Rough Wear, Ulsters, Steamer Rugs, Cabin Bags, Trunks, Sweaters, Cardigans, Mufflers FOR HUTOMOBILING Caps and Gloves, Gentlemenls Motor Coats, Slip-ons, light and heavy DRESSING GOWNS Lambs' Fleece Polo Ulsters, Luncheon Baskets, Flasks, Pipes FURNISHINGS Everything usual, Much unusual, Club Colors, Searfs, Belts, Shirts, Pajamas, Underwear I HHTS Dress and Negligee, Hunting Silk Hats, Many English Novelties SHOES Froin the desirable Lasts, Walkiiig Shoes, Hunting Boots, Slippers Our Livery Department affords all equip- We oller everything for wear while riding, ment lor house, club, carriage and auto- driving, hunting, autoinobiling, golfing and mobile servants. :Z :Z 2: 2: for tennis and polo. 1: :: Z: :: Illustrated Gatalogue, also Booklets Mailed on Request 4- 1.1'r,,4 The Hartness Flat Turret Lathe IS NOW BUILT IN TWO SIZES 3 X 36 with I4-in. swing, and 2 X 24 with 12-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 Qperate in Either Direction-Turners with Double Size Turning Adjustments. j Jones 8+ Lamson Machine Go. 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P, i- ' All ' i m whentne Ei disc is worn l on one face fl N, side d o W n CL A, i .A a n d y o u - f - V Qtr st: 1 if 'Ups ave wi - wt 'r QL ., I H 4 X ' will ' ini our come x or 'w f ls e .c,e it one penny. l I B i' J 'N l rt. li ,o ,- A VV . r ni w POWELL ,M M ti n o bunioviiwpgsc p iJJlJ COM POSITE VALVE is so constructed you cannot blow off the Bonnet rigging, the patent ground joint connection between A and N and hexagon union nut a prevents that. The harder down the nut is wrenched, the tighter the grip. You don't need red lead to make threads steam tight after you have taken it apart for inspection and repairs-the steam doesn't reach the threads, Plenty of strength and metal where the body might be weak. These are only a couple of good points in the POWELL Union Disc Valve- Our booklet tells them all- want it ? Specify Powell to your jobber and insist upon getting what you specify Look for the name POWELL it is on all our goods THE WM. 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S1,633,534.47 Reserve for Outstanding Losses, 450,440.38 State Stocks and Bonds, . . 10,500.00 Reserve for Re-Insurance, . 3,9f-37,497.71 Hartford Bank Stocks, . . 591,380.00 Reserve for Contingencies and Miscellaneous Bank Stocks, 458,170.00 all other Liabilities, . 247,159.23 Corporation Stocks and Bonds, 935,291.75 NET SURPLUS, . . 2,169,17-1.58 Railroad . 4,382,943.00 -4- County, City and Water Bonds, 516,600.00 S8 834,271.90 Real Estate, .... 141,013.38 gggyfmggafeoljggggfl- ' - h - ' iiggggggg increase in Assets, . s86s,als.i6 Acculialiilciagiiliiei-nficiiiiifiand items, 59,755.97 Increase In Reserve, . 22,2I9.08 TOTAL CASH ASSETS, . S8,834,271.90 Increase in Surplus, . 747,337.27 Surplus gg P0ligy.l-Ioldeg-5, S4,l69,l14,58 Total Losses Paid since Organization of Company, S63,545.039.49 D. W. C. SKILTON, PRESIDENT EDWARD MILLIGAN, VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN B. KNOX, SECRETARY THOMAS C. TEMPLE, SECRETARY LOVEJOY 85 SPEAR, Managers Western Department, Cincinnati, Ohio GEORGE H. TYSON, Manager Pacific Department, San Francisco, Cal. Agents Everywhere. J. W. TATLEY, Manager Canadian Department, Montreal, Canada. k.1- -J 7-5 IQCQ B01 P' 1909 MO UR new U 3:3011-3,Piece 1909 Model gun has the sinirwlest and fastest lock ever put in a gun. Some makers claim a three piece lock but do not show ox count the main spring Now we both show and count the main spring-See cur above. Please note we have cut out all cooking bars. levers and push rods and hook right on to the toe of the hammer, This not only makes n. lock with large strong parts but a lock that works as smooth as oil. We use nn unbreakable coil mp lever spring also a coil main In W spring which acts directly on the hammer and a horizontal scar which makes a very fast lor-k with a quick, clean. sharp and snappy pull. The hammer has only a hall' inch to travel as c-oinpareri with over an inch travel in other guns which makes the lock 51:12, taster. lf you are a trap shooter you will readily sf-e the gf: gs advantages otthis lock -we ligure il will increase your score MZ, We make dainty little 0 gauge guns in I ' all grades hannnerless. Qend for Art Uatalor fully fleseribing our 1909 Model gun. Request special prices 'jg on oucr entire line Jzikgricies S17 75 net to 5306 U0 list Ithaca Gun Gompany, Dept N0 5E Ithaca, N Y ' , , z . . . . , K li . .sf l li 'ffff . Q , o o M g' 4:1 Edwd. F. Galdwell :Q GO. Makers of Gas and Electric Light Fixtures, Ornamental Brass and Wrought Iron Work 36:38:40 West 15th Street, New York Edwd. F. Galdwell V. F. Von Lossberg 26 PVIIYQH TER ri. fill if X ,Magi W! 4 i -'ae 1 .1 - -- k -ff .-A W REPEATING RIFLES Fon HUNTING No matter what you hunt or where you hunt, the answer to the question What rifle shall I tal-re? is-a Winchester. Winches- ter Repeating Rifles are made in ten different models for all styles of cartridges, from .22 to .50 caliber. Whichever model you select, you will find it a hard, accurate and reliable shooter. Winclzwsfer Guns and -flmm1111212011-ilu' 1.'rrl V! lirrznd-are made jbr each oflzer. WINCHESTER REPEATINC ARMS CO., - NEVV HAVEN, CONN I , Y ,Y 7,3 l I I i G r e e t 1 n g Q Dnxturff CQ. Co. 1 l Photographers l '09 and '10 322 South Salina St. l Syracuse. N. Y. A l CUTRELLXL LEONARD T !l72:ll:6:8 Broadway, Yllbany, N. Y. AKERS of Cups and Gowns to Cornell and the other leading Aniericzm Col- leges and Universities from the Atlan- tic to the Pacific. 27 I' L BRAIN AND I PRINT The Underwood Typewriter is so constructed that its type-bar imprints at 017,09 the character the brain directs. Its work may be done on time, and without delay or fatigue to the operator. DERWOOD TYPEWRITER is so made and fitted-does its work so easily and certainly- that the lightest touch of the operator secures the result. There is no loss of time--no conscious effort-no waste of muscle tissue or nerve force-no worry--the visible writing shows at once whether the imprint is right or wrong and if correction is necessary, itls easy. The I L1 H I tn., If you will come in to see vi ' EE, . i x 7 l'11111,2, very pleasant mannered a f va man will show you all the ms I ' I 'L Q' ' X.. Il X4 , I 6 p and outs of the UNDERWOOD, :Q S 2? answer y0lW questions and not I UNM' I --Q Q s 'l rn 'P . -Ma., .lvl Q,.L,A1?-I .4 w i, -I tr to be a salesman to ou- . unless you so wish. Wliy not R come in today-at any busi- l' ...i .,.. ., . X :nv ness hour convenient to you. UIICICTWOOCI TYDCWIITBI' COIIIDZIIIY, IHC. - I-A 28 1515 S SSfSSfS-'SfSiQ'S1i'5'SfSifS1'S'SfS'lfS'S'SifS'SrS1'S 'sfsffs ORTO WHEEL 5 I Steel users appreciate uniformity of quality. 55 or ,G Vniformity is just as important in grinding N Vu rw V - wheels as in steel. I Alunilum, the electric furnace product, has 1 - - . N J ' S the advantage of uniformity. it .L bvziifg? , Buch grznn ot' Alundum has hard, sharp edges: hence, it is fast-cutting. WORCESTER, MASS. New York Chicago Niagara Falls F450 ,F The Banister Shoe S The james A. Bzmister Co. oli Newark, N. -I. are the DICTIONARY Do you lmow that the INTERNATIONAL not only answers with final authority questions about Spelling, Pronunciation, Definition, New Words, Etc., but also questions in The Tracles, Arts and Sciences, Gfwgraphy, Biography, Fiction, Etc. 2380 Pages, 5000 Illustrations Recognized by the COURTS, SCHOOLS, and PRESS as THE one AUTHORlTY. L WEBSTI-:R's QJOLLEGIATE DICTIONARY. flffesi ofonrabriclginr-nts. Regular :unl Thin Pn- per Iirlitions. 1116 Page-s and1.5-nilllustrritimis. Xl rite for Dictionary XX rlnkles and Specimen Pages. I len-ac tell us ulierc vnu gary - 1-. 1'-. . Y lllll' rl' R SL IIC 1. G. 85 C. MERRIAM CO., Springif1eld:IVla:,s. MKKIWK ,kg i S - 5 'E , wh'--.-1. - , .l 4 mu! y s ri ' V1.5 -' ' CI W, 'X 4, is ,i-W A K :Ss f fiss ' W - .le - ' rags ,-gg J '-9455, U . A ,ug I L! In H. f V lr E?-QE l 1 f?,lf3gtqf'f 'x y -y 9 No other Ro ch ester dealer sells it. TOP NOTCHH Shoemnkers of the world. No manufac- turer mannges to get quite so much elegance and all around merit in- to men's shoes as The Banister Co. If you want u hzinclsome bit of footwear c o m e here and buy the BANISTER. E. J. ESSER 143 Main St., E. ROCHESTER, N. Y. LINCOLN HALL SIBLEY COLLEGE w - . , E, X' ,. XX: If A. li , ' 'xx' ul . 73 '. .-' , '- ' 1 I '- Vg - , . ., . , - N 1'-.cz f?'x1LL, 'l N.'- - ' - Q : 'k !- , 'f A L ai iw- ,tgp ,f N . 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Hotel rnfiugmf-C a-'Jw 1 an -M - Z -T g5.u.snML.1qa.-an51:sgll,g.In,PIrf.qrJ?,Q. -i ' r ' U'fX.mf3s33xQ155iHL F, W. ROCKWELL Orchestral and Auxetophone Music During Evening Dinner, and after the Play. YATES gap : ggwgogugzl aww? V One of the Well Appointed Hotels in Zlmerica American and European Plan. C. S. AVERILL l l 40 31 Blauvelt Sweaters Every garment bearing our name guaranteed. A ticket so stating pinned to it. We make all stitches, but particu- larly recommend the Blauvelt French, as being more durable than any other. Consult your Dealer or send for Illustrated Catalog. Agents for Ithaca, N. Y, TREMAN KING 6 CO. are acknowledged where- ever used as the BEST on the market Fine Worsted yarn, only, used. Hand Work throughout. Expert workmanship. Made to lit. Never lose their shape. 1- . 1 m,,,,,, , Mm, . 1 .X-R4-NS,' ' -Sv: . 'i . .-fag -mi -g .. s Sv mskxv 5 4 . - , .La r .-sffs f' 'XXMW' f'iliifif'j,'A141'gvfl+Cgrg,3f.5.5,,, Fil? . -,fu.gi-q:,,,i'.+.'.g,.35..2X'Q-kiwi., 1 ,. V ' ' ' 'eiifg'?-3:21-.'.'2 'sfg2 'Pg 5 X 1 1 .g,,s...,e.i,,sg5.SQs .fr f , H SW? nig h X. 1K:iE2f:2E125ssNs ,vw ,sw . - Qy- ,wloia aiizflikiiiiili , , . .. , -ffiffwl-wi+?F:IN3 f -39 '- rw we - ' f3d v f- ,ses--152 -r ' fl V. fr .s.- f - U 1 wif s, 1:53223 ' f e ,Q ., 1 gk gk Ugg' vrfu .,, f ' my si ig g ' D X945 f g,ifif15w,3'.:f . 5 5 Q4 im gr.. . .M ,fxkpgf is 31522223 'lgri .fuk IX: ' Y igfifl S v x 'ff' ff J V 13 35: 1 ,,jj- e iq - J -- r -ef 155 Ek 2 Ni ' ' , gifs' 23.15135 QIWFQ 'Q I 'x+2Qvi22-1- Q if , ,flew 53.3193 43551 Ffiiii., ri gh 5 essays. H - 2+ V nur-Siiiigl ,f - .I J -,,,, 'wt . ,sr rag.-, -Q 1 .ywi ' '11 ,V r-:QQHS4 .Y-a'1v1K, 5s .ia5M+1'vXr :fs -,v1fw,E.' ' 1- 212- 1. f A xv... fnrqfv W e Y. I -- -, if . 1 f s X- f W :QA iF'1 ' The Blauvclt Knitting C0 32 NSWNQSNSNSSQQNSNQGQN Franklin C. Cornell, Jr. East Hill Coal Yard The Celebrated L. V. Coal CANNEL COAL AND WOOD Bell Phone 362 Ithaca Phone 755 NQNQQQSQQSSNSNNQSNVS V PPZ Sanford 5 Aim Electric 4 4. L C 'a Company Pfr Nga :X t General Electrical Con- 'Hi' tracting and Consulting I ' ' Engineers Look for the Composers of Electrical ' 3 Specifications H BIG RED SIGN H I 3 I3 East State Street 31 7 E. State Street 3 Bom IIIILIQCA' N' Y' E Footof College Hill mi 1...-. 33 I' 'I IF YOU GET IT FROM US IT'S RIGHT Not ashop in the land gives you better value. . . . SOMETHING NEW ALL THE TIME We make suits to measure and save you 50 per cent. WE RENT AND SELL DRESS SUITS .S 8 BUTTERICK xr FRAWLEY L.. ..l Cornell Livery EDWARD P. SAYRE, Prop. 213 South Tioga, Street FIRST-CLASS LIVERY, HACK AND BOARDING STABLE 9-51 'H Particular attention paid to wedding, . funeral, and party orders. qi Good four-in-hand rigs with only the best of drivers. Bell Phone, 55 Ithaca Phone, 363 CARR Sc STODDARD .. fdll0l'S .. IZA NORTH AURORA STREET An up-to-date assortment all the time WE TRY TO MERIT PATRONAGE CARR 81 STODDARD C. I-I. HOWES ART GALLERY Official Athletic Photographer CORNELL UNIVERSITY We make a specialty of Athletic and Fra- ternity Groups, also sketchy effects on our regular work. If you see the name Howes on a picture, it's right. STUDIO, 138-40 STATE ST. Bell Phone ITHACA J ENLARGED EDITION. Songs of Cornell, issued March, 1909, and brought down to date by the addition of Corne11ian and White and Fight for Cornell. Hlma Mater mardi by Elilmot Moses Smith, '74 and Hrchibald Croswell Flake, '72 .ii 1 - gf-tQ:ffgiLflQ?llf-5 ii 1i'i'ffjIH-lglzfhfgl 1. Far a-bove Cny - u - ga's wa- ters, With its waves ol blue, 2. Far a-bove the bus - y hum-ming Oi the bust-ling town, ' 51 an fiiliifi 5 li f 'iffiff-fE'j31:l'i'i'L?,l-1 5k52'sl 1 J' J 7 , P 9- 5: at 0: f f 355147 55 'IIE Tl? sd 515.1-' ' A ' ' , 'I . ' Y 512114 is his ,rt 5 3 ,ggi A Stands our no - ble 41- ma Ma ter, Glo - ri-ous to view. Reared a-gainst the aroh of heav en, Looks she proud-ly dogvn. F V' 'LV'-fe555--fe I V rl-V r-1 W A--1, 'PLIJ et Xjgj, LJ :gm ii at at 1 1. to Q 4 if 1 1 .-get iq I E , -L E or 4 -fa Wi tgtgpl lf' rl X4 IF? Melody used by permission of Thu Oliver Diuon Cn., owners ol the Copyright. All the Masque Scores, Late Songs and everything in a Musical Line at LENT'S MUSIC STORE, h 35 122 NO. AURORA STREET CUT FLOWERS FLORAL DECORATIONS, ETC. For All Occasions at Moderate Cost The Bool Floral Co. 215 East State Street ITHACA, N. Y. Developing and finishing for amateurs. The latest and best methods. Only the best paper and chemicals used. Send me your films by mail from any distance. HENRY R. HEAD 109 N. Aurora St. ITHACA, N. Y. ATWATER THE ORIGINAL CASH GROCER 24 Clerks, 9 Wagons, 2 Stores 6 Phones Frat House and Boarding Clubs our Specialty ROE DRY GOODS Headquarters for Pillows, Bedding, Blankets, Dra- peries, Couch Covers 1' Stunt Costumes made to order in our DRESS MAKING SHOP Established 1371 ITHACA COLD STORAGE FRUIT, PRODUCE BUTTER and EGGS I. W. I-IOOK 113-115 South Tioga St. ITHACA, N. Y. Long Distance Phone, t0 City Phone, 257. ROTHSCHILD BROS. Student Supplies Flags, Banners, Pictures, Sofa. Pillows, Posters, Desk Furnishings, Room Decorations THE STORE OF ALL THINGS Mohanna eats at his own dog Cor. College and Dryden Rd. CAMERA SUPPLIES CYKO PAPER, DEVELOPERS FILMS, PLATES, MOUNTS, etc. at very reasonable prices A. R. SAWYER CO. 139-141 sTATE STREET ITHACA, N. Y. DR, M. Bell Phone 100-B Hours, 9 to DR. F. IVI. WILLIS 2 3IBr11tt5t : DENTIST Ithaca Telephone 214 E. STATE ST. Successor to Dr. Melotte Office Hours, 1-5 Wilgus N. Yo P. N. WILLIAMS -' DEN TIST- , Bernstein Building 212 East State Street ' ' ' ' FIXED AND REIVIOVABLE BRIDGE WORK SAVINGS BANK BUILDING Bell Phone 620 DR. J. W. JUDD Office and Residence 110 WEST SENECA STREET ITHACA, N. Y. Office Hours: 10 a. m. to 1 p. m. 4to6and7to8p.m. CULLEGE MEN'S SHOES Our shoes have that college man's look and represent the very newest ideas in this kind of Footwear. Our prices range from 154.00 to 57.00 and are the best of value. We are Ithaca people and advertise liberally with the college papers, and Should have your business. X 204E.StateStreet PORCELAIN INLAYS GAS AND OXYGEN ANESTHETIC Bell Phone 482 J. R. CUMMINGS Undertaker RESIDENCE OFFICE 310 E. Buffalo St. 216 N. Aurora St. Telephone ITHACA, N. Y. The Bridge Tobacco --it Shop 1-1- 42O STEWART AVE. E. G. BROWN, - - Proprietor URB ,S NECO. Tailors and Im p orters 208 East Seneca Street, ITHACA, N. Y W 9 We do no job of plumbing or steam-fitting which will not pass inspection. We make a specialty of steam-fitting and give prompt g attention to all plumbing and repairing. We also solicit Fraternity work. Call and inspect our large stock of Toilet Fixtures and Mantels. Place your order with ys and get a written guarantee for the work it MASTERS :S SON -L- Both Phones 123 East State Street 38 K OHM Xf BRUNNE Makers of GUOD CLOTHES CLEAN SPORT IN A CLEAN PLACE Tioga Bowling Hall SOUTH TIOGA STREET I0 ALLEYS Zi Pay Us a Visit -l I '1- -n SOME PERFECT LADIES Spring Day We make a specialty of Fine Photo Chemicals. A. B. BROOKS Sc SON, Pharmacists. 128 East State St. FRATERNITY-CLASS AND CORNELL PILLOWS Made to Order Shirts, sweaters and caps, marked with numer- als, initials and rnonograms. Everything in the line of ART EMBROIDERY Wm. C. almandarff Bell Phone. ----- 213 N. Aurora St. J. B. LZING ENGINE and GZIRZIGE GO. iluto Livery, Cars by the hour day or trip. Fire Proof Garage. Repairs and Supplies. f The Best facilities for Storage and care of cars. Agents for Buick and Oldsmobile. Dudleyfs CPharmacy 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. FOR RENT The forty-foot launch Dana , and sailboats, rowboats and canoes. William Jarvis Rlenwlcx PARK ISAAC COAN llexllcr in Scrap Iron, Old Metals, Old Rubber, Cotton :ind Woolen Rags, Paper Stock, Old Rope, Old Bottles, Second Hand Books and Second Iland Pipe. I. COAN 023, 025 W. State St., ITHACA, N. Y. BOTH PHOXES OFFICE 1 1 : 2 : 623 W. State St. Q. wdlll I' 85 BOWQII 12. Che Grocers I' 'I R. A. HEGGIE 'Q BROTHER CO. 136 East State Street ITHACA, N. Y. - Our Specialty: Loose AND Mounted Diamonds iAlso Makers of- FRATERNITY GOODS ...I W Well-Drilling Machinery and Tools PORTABLE OR STATIONARY WITH OR WITHOUT POWER FOR DRILLING WELLS TO ANY DEPTH FOR ANY PURPOSE -?i- MANUFACTURED BY Wikia WILLIAMS BROTHERS State, Corn and Seneca Streets, z: ITHACA, N. Y. 42 W H SISSON M6ffhHHf Tailor 'W MZV '1PJ5 ' Swell Clothes For College Men Y 0 . 1 73 1 W 43 A c noLLANn w. cf noLL ND Holland Brothers Cleaners and Dyers Official Pressers to the Class of l909 312 Ea t S St B th Ph THE CoRNER TAILOR SHOP 409 Eddy Street Merchant Tailoring CLEANING and PRESSING PRESSING CONTRACTS High-Grade Tailoring at Rea- sonable Prices W. F. FLETCHER Forest City Laundry 209 North Aurora Street Good Work, Prompt Delivery TELEPHONE ' Gorn ell Billiard Parlor Opposite the Post Office Largest Pool Room in Town RZILPH MH YERS IN FIEGARD TO PICTURES AND FRAMING, CALL UP first national Bank Capital, Surplus, and Undivided Profits S 3 5 0 , 0 0 0 Transacts a General Banking Business, Safe Deposit Boxes for Rent ROGER li, NVILLI-IMS. Q E 1 President HENRY B. LORD, : 2 Vice-President CHAR LES YY. GAY. 2 2 E Cashier 433- B BELL CHARLES w, MAJOR, E Assistant Cashier Does Not Know the Value -So it is with some people, they do not know the value of good, thorough plumbing work. We aim to give permanency to our work and then we know satisfaction will follow. BELL 'l'EI,EIIHONE 370. IVIRS. E. NI. JONES Qlixclnsively for Menj Over 212 East State Street Ithaca, N. Y. Room 5 Prompt service and m o dera te prices are guaranteed. Manicuring OFFICE HOURS: Facial Massage 9 A. M. to 6 P- M- P, M, Shampooing Evening Hours 207 N Hurora st Scalp Treatment By Appointment. 46 f H W Tx W1 MCGRAW HALL Srmsnx H,x1.1. g , 1 X I , Av 0 1 --. .- f ' '. XVHITE HALL Bcmumvmw I-IAL1 Blll' IIS SZIIIHZITY ZIKCIY Bread and Rolls DEVELOPED BY SCIENCE, NOT MADE BY GUESS, Made by the famous COLBY SYSTEM of Washington, D. C. Fraternity Orders a Specialty. BAKERY AT ll 0 N. CORN STREET. BOTH PHONES. 48 METROPOLITAN LIVERY 335-341 East State Street H. W. DEAN, Proprietor FIRST CLASS FOUR-IN-HAND A SPECIALTY ITHACA 423X BELL 483 X Aaron Wells NOR WO0D'S ,,,,,,,,e,,,e, TAILURING 105 So. Aurora St. Ithaca, N. Y. Our line of Haberdashery ' ' ' is the highest grade obtain- able at moderate prices. RELIABLE If you are e believer in PRESSING and CLEANING economy, you are our man. 411 E, State St, .,4 , a N 'YiZ1QQ2 'k 'x'f '1 ' -leg.-? , Lff 4 ' ' q? 4 J A ' A. T. HAGEN :: President G. B. CAUDLE :: Vice-President H. S. BROWN :: Secretary and Treasurer N. R. PEET,'l0 :: Student Mgr. SO King 8' Eisele RA TERNI TY NS FRATERNITY EMBLEMS FRATERNITY JEWELRY N Y FRATERNITY NOVELTIES WE CAN SUPPLY THE FOLLOWING PINS PLAIN OR JEWELED IEIA PSI LI-II PHI KAPPA ALPHA ALPHA DELTA PHI CHI PSI DIILT A UPSII ON DELTA KAPPA EPSILON THETA DELTA CHI PHI DELTA THETA BLIA THETA PI PSI UPSILON PHI DELT A PHI ALPHA PHI DELTA TAU DELTA SIGMA CHI SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON KAPPA SIGMA AISH WAI Il I ' 9 O O PHI KAPPA PSI PHI SIGMA KAPPA 51 otel Flanders ln the heart of the Theatre. Club and Shopping District. A moder- ately priced family hotel with the very highest grade of service Orchestra. otel Longacre l57-I63 West 47th St.. New York City C-lust oil from Broadwayl Under the same management as the Hotel Flanders and similarly located. Especially adapted to bachelors. Grill-room, Library and Old English Billiard Hall. Orchestra. TWO BLOCKS FROM THE CORNELL CLUB. Rates: from 51.00 per day upward. Rooms with private bath from 51.50 per day. P0 WERS HOTEL Absolutely Fireproof Rochester, N. Y. Completely remodeled, refurnished and richly deco- rated. All modern improvements. The largest hotel in the State, outside New York City, contain- ing 350 guest rooms, of which 275 are with baths or showers. European plan, rates 51.50 with or without showerg E2-OO and upwards with bath. Special rates to students. It has a large and attractive Rathslceller, beauti- ful Arbor and Hunt Rooms, and superb Restau- rant. Cuisine and service of acknowledged excellence. Reception and Banquet Halls, large and small. Messner JA Swenson, Proprietors 52 - I-V2 X .nxt Q., , fir ,U ?'iM.r. 'ii' t 5 gfefimmzr '.lh4:flf,Il3'l1,QvgeevS5. s . .mi fi' l fi? im if ' ., --mum? - . iilt11'i,'UfQQ,-m1'iDl',lQymiggilr?-Wji'-' .5-If 51.1. SamamMiersA 2 tt l lli1 Trciilgl- l L 'wif V ' .I I llxlllllill i -,ffzt - ., . ll U 4 H 0 TEL V19 TORIH NE W YORK Broadway, 5th Zlvenue, 27th Street In the centre of the shopping district. Absolutely fire-proof. A modern first-class hotelg complete in all its appoint- ments, furnishings and decorations, entirely new throughout. Accommodation for 500 guests. 150 suites with baths. Hot and cold water and telephone in every room, cuisine unexcellecl. Rates: 31.50 per day and up. S1111 Ray Spritlg Water both sparkling and still, purest in the world. GEO. W. SWEENEY, Prop. l i l l 53 af31? ATH5nS All over the ,World ,. N 'lit ' '- ' Wim 5 QW mf . A ' 1 ' , h 'f', 1 V 113, h REX. 1 EWU H Q if tt Ll ttrr :Nl Q my tl f t t s hh f WWI WfrirufWIi'l5f H r + 6 1? W W h 6 'Il JPN Mr MW e e e f W t .. . xg A- t QLWMV hl VMrr1Vf, l If M 1 HH , I A ' w'1w1f'H+' W ' U IW lla A Tl Id 9 5 lf KNOWN FOR ITS WATERMAN? USEFULNESS 'DEAL INK A N D T H E B E T FO R CONVEN ENCE ALL PURPOSES igwgspaii wait sszsfm t.I r h s X unt min en SXWITH OF NEW YORK GOMPZINY 348:350:352 Pearl St., New York Gity Ship and Pumps Yacht Whistles fiflmmfffis it ml? Lalnps ,iyrlxllruuuxvv V '51 LX Horns and , jg: STIIIHIUW ,wyu ,,k, , .,,.,,Tf.JY Y ANNIE .Searchlights if 1 qt WNW TW Life Preservers In-:N iw 1-Eli w Vwgig2 'W r S d f and rg Q gil l 31 en or ,il E 31 rf Lanterns gt jn ll i rl Gatalogue fe MMnwunnwmnruwwtt ffflinwr 5+ Try Us on that next order for DANCE PROGRAMS COLLEGE INVITATIONS FRATERNITY STATIONERY Our Prices are right Our XYorkmz1nsl1ip uuexce-llerl SPECIAL OFFER TO STUDENTS 100 Engraved Visiting Cards, Sl OTT ENGRAVING CO. 1021 Chestnut St. Philadelphia, N. Y. CLOTHES RAYMOND O. DePiALLIE l'Ien's Tailor 301 CENTRAL BUILDING ROCHESTER, N. Y. Roch. Phone 5405 FRANK BROTHERS Fifth Avenue Boot Shop Builders of Smart College Shoes 224 FIFTH AVENUE New York City it I I N-.L 4 .I -4 - S4 'i A r '--. srl: A A ' WA A N f l A1 - . -32? i X' 4 E322 wi 5' ' ' Q 13' Rochester Photo Supply Co. Koclzrks, Cameras, Supplies, Developing, Printing and Enlzrrging. Mail us your Elm, We stand return charges. Remember We sell, exchange and rent Koclziks. 48 Main Street East, Corner Front ROCHESTER, N- Y. The Kodak City The No. I2 Visible UHAMM U with Bi-Chrome Ribbon ALL THE WORK IN SIGHT ALL THE TIME jj vfefete ,C X , ,, N O. Sl 1 ,L If qi. ,'v, X ' , , L ' 'L 3 I V. Wbwwwin 1.- W -- zf fnfini iv: V L rg I - 'ge L ,, . i ii 113j1:?3q.pij T , i-J 41feg',?-ff '---ei ,f -1-:- +A J J f , 2 The HZIMMOND is adapted for The Glergyman The Linguist The Student The Physician The Merchant The Professor Changeable Type, Uniform Impression, Perfect Alignment, Any width of Paper, Card Work, Portability, Dura- bility and Greatest Scope of Work. The Hammond Typewriter Go. 171 Broadway, New York New York Branch i 1 l l l 56 'I The 11306665262 225222655 2252222226 ore,-S one ui- fllfjl' C Soiuiiciis ofthe p,-omem of the cpllege man not entirely settled as to his vocation after leaving college. It prepares him quickly and effectively for the congenial and remunerative worl: of teaching the commercial branches in high schools and colleges requiring or preferring college graduates for this work. It also prepares him for the most important and re- sponsible duties of the business office. The annual calls for graduates of this school, for work suited to their qualifications, are always in excess of the entire enrolment. This school has prepared and placed more commercial teachers than any other educational institution in America. Graduates from this department are now teaching in 28 states and foreign countries, A printed list of these teachers will be sent to any address on application. Special summer school session for the normal training of commercial teachers, July 6 to August 13. Catalogue and summer school bulletin promptly mailed. Address the Principal, Rochester Business Institute, Rochester, N. Y. 57 le. Spring Day 58 Anheuser-Busclfs BUDWEISER 1? Q' in . fi 1. rg .2325 4 9 -l-My . Q . S9 ' -4 I sal. Xt. s I I xffmgggp TI-IE BEER EOR The Home The Hotel Club and Cafe SERVED EVERYWHERE IANRGIRL CAN TPR Ag? CA. , ,g4Bf M -S, fir :, -- Q V-L ARE THE KIND FOR COLLEGE MEN Wliether you take zr co-ed out for a Saturday afternoon, or your sister comes to visits you. or you go out with the boys for a spin on the lake, you Want au INDIAN GIRL canoe. Built of the best grade, carefully selected Michigan Wl1ite Cedar, covered with heavy canvas, painted in bright colors with a beautiful gloss. Write for handsomely illustrated catalog in colors. J. H. RUS!-ITON, mc., 664 WATER STREET, CANTON, NEW YORK. ATHLETIC GOODS A or OF ALL KINDS 2 J TEAM SUPPLIES, ETC. A , ,,u , , I BASE BALL AND TRACK IAM ESTABLISHED IN 1880 f , L rv ' A , 433: , at our present place of business. ..,, A ANY OTHER FIRM' to fff QM T55 XZ! 4 507' , LQ ,R,i ,, L , ..,. , ,l S P A L G C O ' 109 and ll3 West Jefferson Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Near Salina. 60 Tl-IE BRESLI Broadway and Twenty-Ninth Street, New York City. 3 Newest fireproof construction: in the center of the theatre and shop- iz N l ping district. 11 5 41. A , Q Special affenfiorz paid' fo students, '. If J il ' Q LM tl! iglwi i limp' A lg Five hundred sunlit rooms. .99 .93 .Al Three hundred baths 4'ly,I,I H lg gl rl full ' ' ll I gggqllill' 1 N: :gills Convenient to elevated and subway stations at Twenty-Eighth and - , I l i a 3i!1.fH:T1,l Broadway. Cars pass door. ' ligiltillllivlir I lou' 5,11 l1lQJUl1 1f WU .H fl L' , . 'fl ,,-3 1 E lr si gL The Breslin Hotel Company, owners and proprietors. lg., e ' 9 .af N. E. Hildreth, President Geo. W. Sweet, Manager. Buffalo, N. Y. Absolutely Fire Proof Five Hundred Rooms European Plan 51.50 per Day and Upwards Under Same Management In Hotel Marie Antoinette, r Mtg it i Broadway, 66th and 67th Streets, '5,i?a' 19 , 'llliim wt 'si .g N Y k cn . g, ?ffFf '. MFQEUY5 ew 0' y mit., 'lil o Q ' W f l 'imifff 17'f'l75l.l4'?l ?il- -' 52 'iff F155 te ,fifdill '.' . 555535. 5 gif ' L G d U I H l lift' .rf :1f'fz rfff5i 7 ran nlon Gte v k q- mf- 'ii v' -...- ., b t, l '- .-.- 'T ' Saratoga Springs, N. Y. K H ' ' h 61 IURREI I4 Regularly built in two sizes, 21 and 28-inch, for 'd and accurate production of such work as the rapi gear blanks, Hywheels and gas engine cylinders, increas- rdi- P0 D RIGID ing the production from 50 to ISO per cent over o nary engine lathe methods 28 Inch P d Rigid Tu et Lathe MACHINE TOOLS STEAM HYDRAULIC MACHINERY ELECI RIC CRANES NILES BEMENI POND C0 III BROADWAY NEW YORK I '507 - on ' ' rr WE BVILD A COMPLETE LINE oF L HAMMERS - - . - Q . , I A f . 1 62 Standard Lirlgrurwncxi l-loist LIDGERWOOD HOISTI G E GINES Steam and Electric Standard for Quality and Duty Built to gauge on the Ilupliwate Part Syslem Qui:-I: Delivery Assured More than 30,000 Engines and Electric Hoists in Use CABLEVVAYS Send for Latest Iiillhllillbd Culnlogne LIDGERWOOD MANUFACTURING CO. 96 Liberty St., New York. 533 Q 055233 Q An imprint like the above on your check gives lt a business- llke appearance, and protects lt from being raised to a larger amount. 0 if Ogg. 1. WF NUI OVER O5 SEX. If QQQ5' RECENT DECISIONS OF OUR HIGHEST COURTS hold the maker of a check responsible if it is raised and he has failed to use protection. The Diamond Vest-Pocket Check Protector meets the requirements of the student, the lawyer, the doctor, and the average sized merchant. It is about the size of awatch, and can be carried in the vest pocket ready I for immediate use. lt ls easily operated: simply turn the center around to amount desired and stamp. For desk use. A handle comes with each Pro- tector, which can be attached in a moment's time. The Price is 52.50, putting it Within the reach of everybody carrying at bank account. AGENTS WANTED-Any student having a little spare time can make good m on ey selling the Diamond Pocket Check Protector. If interested, write for further par- ticulars. ' Sent Prepaid, neatly packed, with extra bottle of ink, upon receipt of price. DIAMOND CHECK PROTECTOR CO. Trust Building ROCHESTER, N, Y. 42 63 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 -knowing the students' apprecia- tion of a good smoke -We Want the Alumni, as Well as the student, to use Billy Boy qbecause it is better tobacco -in pipe or cigarette its ffqualityn makes smoking more enjoyable BILLY BOY That common fault of most tobaccos, biting of the tongue is entirely re- moved by this proper curing and aging before the tobacco is manufactured. 64 IQ? QQ: FREE CATALOG or NEWEST DESIGNS IN CLASS PINS SOCIETY EMBLEMS HCORNELL! CORNELL! Buy your Class and Fraternity PINS, FLAGS, SEALS, FCBS, ETC. From Headquarters YOU PAY THE LEAST YOU SAVE THE MOST - RNEL Special Designs and Estimates -'S cl 1 Gheerfully and 4 fi Freely Furnished ALI. THE LATEST ORIGINAL IDEAS AND VERY BEST WORK CHAS. K. GROUSE :S CO. Manufacturing Jewelers Direct to the Gonsumer Dept. c. N. 9. - - ROCHESTER, N. Y. E,-K, Send for our Free ,..i I, QQYV U ' V4-9 Illustrated G a t a I o Q '30 ggi? Everything in Jewelry CORNELL fTIrNIVERSI1'Y SSAA T GQ 515' 65 i Rainbow Packing R PIAIIES STEAM, FLANGE, AND Ii0'I' WATER JOINTS INSTANTLY Thousands of Don't have to use Imitators wire and cloth No Equal ' Will Hold Highest Pressure Calft blow it out The Color of Rainbow Packing is Red . Notice our Trade-iimrk ofthe word Rainbow in a diamond in black in Three Rows of Diamonds extending throughout the entire length of each and every roll of Rainbow Packing Solo Manufacturers of the Famous Eclipse Sectional Rainbow Gasket, Peerless Piston and Valve Rod Packing, Hercules Combination, Honest John. Zero, Success, Germaine, and Arctic Packing Also a Complete Line of Mechanical 'Rubber Good.: Patented and Manufactured Excluslvolv by Peerless Rubber Manufacturing Company I6 Warren Street NEW YORII CITY to hold Rainbow FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS I i !' I my ill ou A etrain for bu iness: then come to ,f y I f Prepares young men and Women for positions of trust and responsibility, and assists them to PAYING POSITIONS. Prospectus and Calendar may be had upon application. Address CLEMENT C. GAINES, M. A., B. L., President Poughkeepsie, N. Y. I. .l 66 Eu A ways otlce 'em Our fCuts, would look Ylllgbfy 6lff7'dL'l'Z.'ZJ6 in your Catalog Page, Booklet, Newspaper or Magazine Advs. They bring Bzzszrzess V -we DESIGNERS EJE2f?f3?QEEi3 K 501-505WaterSt. BINGHAMTON, . .J Represent U. S. Abroad There is always a demand in the Diplomatic and Consular Service for educated young men of the right sort. Appointment and advancement is on a competitive basis except as to the very highest positions. The whole service is described, method of application and sample examination papers given in Our Foreign Service, the 'A B C' of American Diplomacy, by Frederick Van Dyne, now U. S. Consul at Kingston, Jamaica. Price 52.50, delivered. THE LAWYERS C0-OP. PUB. CO., Rochester, N. Y. Which would you buy ? An old-style mechanically balanced cream separator or a Self-Balzulcillg' SIMPLEX Link-Blade System Investigate and there can be but one answer. Smallest Bowls Lowest Speeds Fewest Parts Lightest Running Closest Slximming l The Only Self B111HClI1g SCIliL1'tt01 on the Market D. H. BURRELL 85 CO., LITTLE FALLS, N. Y. Manufacturers Creamery, Dairy and Cheese Factory Apparatus and Supplies. WRITE FOR OUR CATALOGS AND PRICES ' BURRELL-LAWRENCE-KENNEDY MILKING MACHINES 67 E ERY ENGINEER K OW that he must read at least one engineering journal to keep abreast of the latest thought and best practice in his line of Work. If he chooses TI-IE BEST and reads it regularly he will find it a constant source of inspiration and practical help, The Leading Engineering Journals are: ELECTRICAL WORLD The foremost authority of the world in all branches of electrical work. Weekly Edition, 55.00. Monthly Edition, 351.00 , THE ENGINEERING ISEQQIKD The Inost valuable paper published for the civil and mechanical engineer. Published Weekly, 53.00 a Year. ELECTRIC RAILWAY ,IOURNAL The undisputed authority on the construction, opera- tion, maintenance and management of city and inter- urban railways. Published Weekly, 53.00 a Year. Sample Copies on Request. Special Rates to Students. OUR BOOK DEPARTMENT CAN SUPPLY ANY ENGI- NEERING BOOK PUBLISHED. MCGRAW PUBLISHING C0. 239 West 39th Street, New York City 68 THERE MUST BE A IBEASGN WHY Engineers are using Penberthy Automatic Injectors , TRADE ' M E R I T E jf SATISFACTION - r 2-4 mm 4 T ll 0Nl'I 0l4' Tllli 550,000 ICYICII HAD Tll0l'l!Lli XYITH A l'l Yl!l l l'llY IN! ll'CTOR XY ' ' , E . . -. . , D .Xl'Pl'..K Llull T0 rs .xxn Vx' WAS N017 sAT1slf.xcT0lu' LET HIM SPEAK OR FOREVER HOLD HIS PEACE D0 NUT 0Yl'1liLO0Ii THE FACT that wa- lllZllHlfZli'llll'l' 11 full lima of l':ll,L'fillP1lllKl ll la-r I 1 ' lt' -0'I rs, G L 1 I lrrie-zu 'Q 4' ,,, ., ., ., . 1 xx r L 1, L R 11 r lf I I I-' :uvfl ci1'l1!x'1-vw' 1-nu l Ihr EYHINI-'FIC tYI! l llKlXllY dawn Penberthy Injector Co. DETROIT, MICH. Made in Canada by PENBERTHY INIECTOR CO., LIMITED, Windsor, Ontario. fn vcrythlng MORSE mi ' DRILLS Drawmg W 125 ' I Ji Q Have stood the AT E351 test of 42d st. W Next to the Grand Central Stntion N NEW mn, N. Y. W MORSE TWIST ,EMG 'W JEQLENQZQ W X ' N NEW BEDFORD, Mass. 69 CAYUGA LAKE Shooting, Balance and workmanship These Guns cannot be excelled 560.00 NET, and UP Schoverling, Daly XL Gales, 302:30-4 Broadway, NEVV YORK CAMBRTD7271' the regular size PHILIP MORRIS CIGARETTES The kind you want your friends to know you smoke In Little Brown Boxes A MBA SSA DOR after-dinner size TI-IIS IS A HPETERBOROH CANOE Send . vee.. I fof 'oeo on Catalog I ' X H Ove' 1312013 fcs 1Cf,1e'ff3,h3gf 'Y .Ce Peterborough Canoe Co Peterboro, 0nt. I 7I College Shoes Black or Tan Oxfords on this and I other good models. 53.00 to 56.00 T. D. SULLIVAN Ithaca Agent, 202 E. State Street fx X I X 1 I W V' x 1, x 9 X 'N Q x 0 fx X s I I U ' Goods carried in stock. Orders shipped at once. Sixth Ave, and Nineteenth St., NEW YORK. I E. A. WRIGHT, Qilegqiflqfgeff Ifnfer and Stafioner 1108 Chestnut St. PHILADELPHIA. Commencement Invitations Dance Invitations and Programs Menus, Fraternity Inserts and Stationery Class Pins, Visiting Cards Wedding Announcements and Invitations Samples cheerfully sem' on request I Hotel Imperial Broadway, 31st-32d Street New York Headquarters for College Men. Write ior Booklet and Tariff. GOPELIMTIIWNSEND THE GUARANTEED REPAIRING INLAID SILVER DESIGNS IVIEERSCHAUIVIS BOILED AND COLOR SET Walnut for the Pipe, 40c., 35 oz.tin. Delivered Catalog on request JOHN MIDDLETON 219 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 72 THE HAMMOND as an EDUCA TOR c' HAMMOND D f VISIBLE 5 YJ N012 X ' 'EE 941' avg v 1 ifll lill . ' .' Q f i g f 7' ikwflfl. fs - i ii' 'ly . Amfllllllllllh lf' Q I , Vi-' -' W. V-L. T5 1 H Has Interchangeable Type, which writes Twenty- six Languages in Ten Different Styles of Type, in Perfect Alignment, on Any Width of Paper. Spaces Backwards and Forwards Special Prices to Schools and Students A Strictly Visible Writing Machine Flhr itammnnh Elgprwriirr Gln. 171 If51'uzxh1uag,f1N. 13. E New :ljlnrk Eirnnrly 73' J. G. WHITE comm Y INCORPORATED ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS 45-49 EXCHANGE PLACE -, - - - NEW YORK, N. Y. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT Reports made on Electric Railways. Electric Light and Power Properties, Steam Railways, Irri- gation Systems, etc., etc., for Trust Companies, Bankers :intl Investors. Separate Mechanical, Electrical, Civil and Hydraulic Engineering De- partments. Ac-ts as Consulting or Supervising Engineers for work embraced in any of its depart- ments. OPERATING DEPARTMENT Electric Railways, Electric Light and Power ' Plants, Gas Works, Water Works, etc., operated. CONSTRUCTION DEPARTMENT Electric Railways, Electric Light and Power Plants, Water Power Development, Steam Rail- roads, Water Works, Gas Works, Irrigation Sys- tems, etc, ctc. Complete Contractors' Plant ttvaxilalile for all kinds of work. FINANCE DEPA R.T ME NT Assistance given in financing meritorious en- tcrprises. LONDON CORRESPONDENTS : J. G. White Company, td. 9 Cloak Lane, Cannon Street, London, E. C. NEW YORK BELTING AND PACKING CO. 91 AND 93 CHAMBERS STREET, NEW YORK WQNK5' Manufacturers of the highest grade of mechanical Rubber Goods, including Rubber Belting, Diaphragms, Dredging Sleeves, Emery Wheels, Air Brake, Steam, Suction, and Water Hose, Mats, Mat- ting, Interlocking Rubber Tiling. Sole manufacturers of Amazon, Cobb's, lndestructible, Magic Karbonite, Ruby, Salamanda, and Vulcanite Packings. Molded and Special Rubber Goods of every description. 41 ,jg 1,-g,q!A tfgx qlli,-5 uwxx xx-f K! W XXX ffflff, mm 2 1 Domg bus1ness wlthout W 2ldVeftlS1I'1g IS llke Wlnklllg at a 4 4 , glrl ln the dark You know M what you are domg but she 'N doesn t , f Moral Show the pubhc Q T1-los B WILSON M N' ll lllll fwms' Emumuvf' quill 1 M W s:::egr s 'IIIII I'brHalftoneEngrav1ngs :gg go 10 umiui l'- A llll ChnstyEngrav1ngCa YQEEQL 'Huw was cenm1B1dg Q ng Rochester NY my X N Mau , X' ' ,ix , NEVIW fri'-, KXXXX l 'x X ' ' ll 1 ' I ,' fm It .M X -ax X r Il' X X, V V X I ,',' ss - - - Z, . X4 . . . . . . 'y , ', ' X xv X X 4 ' o Q V Hi X a Il x X IA fl: - N' f 9 an j 0 1,341 0 ' x 0 gx Q if-:Q fsgyf N ,::, .-4: w 1 n Q- kyle. .vw . i . . . Q-'sae' Ee! '1!l!i!n!ia5a -1 w - ' 'I W ,.!n.o,w x 2'-4-J ,A ' Aj, ,...!-- A-A-mt ,H 'I' I 1.-1- 1 Z-4-40, , ' 1 'ji ff-- 'jx- :,-- . . - f'.-.-' ' R .L--.A E-'ii KJQT Z!-gl ' QNX :,5 5 -TQ: 'f ,, - . . 1. - N , 222232 E 'N ix x' 'AX ,.. f 75 WE TREAT YOUR LINEN WHITE STVDE T LAV DRY AGE C D. M. DeBARD, '09 P. H. CORMAN, '09 AGENTS FOR HASTINGS' LAUNDRY 420 Eddy Street zz :: Phones: Bell, 676: Ithaca, 630 76 BEACH AND HUTCHINSON D. L. Se W. SCRANTON COAL II' IJ IJ ID H I .X I, I, Ii I N IJ S 431-'I-'lCl'. .-xxx: Yum. ---- 302-320 AL'1:L'1zN S'IARIili'l' II1 1'mx'N Ol-'lflcl' .212 If.fxs'1' S'l'.Ax'l+3 S'1'RH-3'1', SECOND FLOOR 1:m'r1 vnwxr' -' :z PHONI' 1-LITHIR OFVICL Try Webc:r's Bread The only bread wrapped. Free of germs. The only bread made here from Cerasota Flour. PETER WEBER, - BAKER 218 W. stare st., - Ithaca, N. Y. 77 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 Phone.: Residence Bell, 252-B l28 Spencer Street Ithaca, IO6-C Bell Phone, 544 PARK Q HIGGINS TAILORS AND HABERDASHERS 404 Stewart Avenue ITHACA, N. Y. CHARLES R. PARK THOMAS S. HIGGINS 78 MORRISQN 'Ci' I n WG 2 2 I Samples Sent on Request Special oqffenfion to Mail Orders 'Q ESQ? 5' , -cw., , A .- ....-aka 1,1 1 kia 1-4 A -- 3 Order Your I in Next Photos I . I Q In Sepia i oi Our Sepias are well known for their richness of color and artistic treatment. Why not decide to have our name appear on your photo. KODAKS AND CAMERAS FOR SALE, rent or exchangeg bargains in second- hand cameras. Enlargements, developing and printing on short notice. Special Prices on all Work by Contract Van Buren, Photographer Next to Post Office Both Phones Wise, The Printer DOES ALL CLASSES OF PRINTING NECES- SARY TO FRATERNITIES, STUDENTS, ETC. :gi Cor. Seneca and Aurora Sts. ITHACA, NEWYORK Have your prescriptions filled at the State Street Apothecary Shop, cor. of State and Aurora Sts. The Students' Drug Store. ------ I. H. MERRILL LARKIN BROS. Wholesale and Retail Grocers 408 Eddy Street ITHACA Che Hntique Store CHlPNIAN'S Opposite the Dost Office Beautiful, rare old mahogany pieces. Headquarters for Cornell pillows and art enbroideries of all kinds. Artistic decora- tions for the home, at Chip1nan's, opposite the Post: Office. I Wesley Owen THE REPAIR SHOP 114 North Cayuga Street See if there is not something you need repaired. Work done while you wait. I repair anything and do it right. A trial will convince you. Motor-cycle repairing a specialty. Si H. J. BOOL co. SPECIA LISTS in Fine Cabinet Work and Upholstery. .,-L ,pl .25 Makers of Picture Frames. .fl Dealers in Furniture, w'aII Paper, Window Shades. J' J' Pictures. h . w 4 . . I , v ure. OIHIJOSIIC 'lwiiipkiiis Lnuniy I,i.iiik ITHACA .9 NEW YORK We Make Your Linen Live 45-IIHN 1 h 99 HHH gn I I-Iilnhrrn T I lla1r11hrQ JOHN REAMER, Proprietor 210 E. Seneca St. The Best One ITHACA ICE CO. N O. 213 EAST STATE STREET BOTH HYGEIA and NATURAL ICE WALTER MCCORMICK Manager 'Qfacfeal .7f9'l'fdfl'0I1A' Cast no shadows over the BATES FARM DAIRY esmaniiary .7?es1'r1'cf1'ans .food feed .Fare Zdczier Jz1ff1'c1'eI1l We11I1'!ai1'an ALL ARE WELCOME FACTORS HER MOTTO IS: Pure Milk and Efficient Service B u Ph ne. 218 Ithaca Plum 707 The Ithaca Hotel American and European Plan The management has completed the furnish- ings and decorations of the above hotel, making it first class in all its appointments. 100 Rooms all having Hot and Cold Water Local and Long Distance Telephones. 25 rooms with Private Baths. All outside rooms furnished with brass beds. We are prepared to take care of all Banquets, Parties and Conventions and will cheerfully submit menus and give rates upon request. J. A. SL J. H. VAUSEK, l',l'0Dl'lGLOI'S E. MCGILLIVRA Y Photographer Also Photo Supplies and Fram- ing to order 126 and 128 E. State St. ITHACA, N. Y. WHOLESALE AGENCY Bryan-Marsh Tungsten Lamps ' 25, 40. 60, 100, and 250 Watt Sizes in Stock. Complete Electric Light and Power Plants with plans and estimates and consultation free DAVIS-BROWN ELECTRIC CO., Inc. Engineers, Contractors, Dealers South Cayuga St. Ithaca, N. Y. E. B. BAXTER G A. BURRIS The One Price Clothiers and Furnishers Dress Suits, Tuxedos, Pleasure and Business Suits Topcoats Overcoats Rain coats Slickers Hats Caps Shirts Cravats Gloves Hosiery Spring Underwear One Price to Students and Townspeople BAXTER 85 BURRIS The home afHarr, Schaffner 8 Marx Clothes J. WILL TREE Bookbinder Students' Work Our Specialty III N. Tioga St. Ithaca, N. Y. Now that Hank has a pal and the pal is Lew, the place still leads in choice eatables with the same sized crowd as of yore. NORWOOD 8' HULL 407 Eddy Street 1833 1909 Cornell Musical Clubs Are Superior because Many of the Men use the Famous Martin Mandolins and Guitars Sold to Cornell Men for the past 20 years by J. F. HICKEY LYCEUM MUSIC STORE .7Jr1?c'!1ard'.s ypesfauranf 318 COLLEGE AVE. Meals and Lunches Served nt ull l'lV0l.lI'S Special Dinners ou Sundays S. R.. PRITCHARD, Priori. P. MCALLISTER Billiards and Pool EDDY STREET THE ALI-IAMBRA This is the place for you to eat and drink Our Cosy Grill is at Your Serv- ice Day aud Night Come lu and Make Yourself at Home Imported Beer on Draught STOODES ARE WELCOME JACK HERSON, Prop. It takes a versatile feller fer ter write an Ad, And Z1 versatile teller were never had, But were noticed, you fellers that go to school Aller's like our meat, that is as a rule. We're all fired keerful to have it just so, We' e p rc lerlg p t' ul 'd h r err u ' eric er. we know, ave you xxlld The Boys ol'Cornell Will Tell You So. J. L. GOLDSMID Central Market 437 W. State St. The Cornell Barber Shop ls and always has been the Favorite Barber Shop for all Cornellians to go to get the best work in the Barber Line White, Sullivan 8 Salter Home of Cornell Hair Tonic 1 1 I STUDENT Ac'r1v1T1Es Maker of Shirts We prepay expressage Sole Agent for on all out-of-town That Fit orders Knox, Roelofs, Crof Stetson,Youmans Ha ut ts IE. bllshed 18881 Over 400 Patterns In C. Largest stock of to select from Cravats in Ithaca L? SHOPS -'- Send for Samples and Hatter' Hoslfff Glover' H. IVI. QHome Madej Self Measuring Cravatter' Maker of Shifts Knee Drawers, made Blanks that Fit on correct principles Two Shops and a Factory 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 also the many things you saw but did not buy. Keep in mind these things you have seen. CORNELL JEWELRY CAMERAS BOOKS CORNELL POTTERY FOUNTAIN PENS You Are Well Served at the Co-op. 87 Quick, Convenient and Fair to you We hide nothing: we try hard to serve you with intelligent understanding of a modern man's needs. Our Stein-Bloch Smart Clothes in Summer weights are ready for you to try on before our long glass, in our cool store. You see what you buy, you get it sent home right, and you do not have to return it for alterations. The clothes fit with style. Add to 21-hich, you arc charged a price based upon reason andfazrmnss. Suits, - - - S18 to S35 Top Coats, - 20 to 30 WELLS 8a COVERLY SYRACUSE ITHACA TRUST COMPANY RESOURCES TWO MILLION, TWO HUN- DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS , Conservative Management, Courtesy tl rron's Shoes EXCL USIVENESS Xi ,J if? 138 East State Street i TE ENS ARMS S L are for sale by all progressive Hardware and Sporting Goods Merchants I and V i DAN BE'ARD'S splendid afar! - GUNS AND GUNNlNG - ' ' will be mailed postpaid to any I 5 N applicant by J. STEVENS ARMS 80 TooL COMPANY, Chicopee - 7 Falls, Mass., upon N Q ' '- receipt of price. For paper cover edi- X M, tionforWs.rd20centsg T ' XE? forcloth boundbook ' , G send 30 cents. , . at R wrmen i t it X foriiiiliiiegubbi ' K J. STEVENS l 1 . Dx . V 'co ee , , A - - c.c.S41 m V ARMS Sf TOOL C0 P o B 4099 l Ch p Falls Mus. f 5 JACUB REEIYS S S 1424-1426 Chestnut Street Philadelphia Of SMART STYLES in Highest Character Ready to Wear and To Measure Clothing Haberdashery, Headwear, cfquiomobile Apparel and Accessories. Originators and Distributors of all Fraternity Hat Bands N - I 89 I mington Leads- H fdggzggxssyxv in Improvements A 5' Of' in Simplicity in Eiliciency in sales Q2gefQQ2QQgg?5?ESq5?3Qggg? i ef,5ff5L4je2iY,+.+,gff' ,g I 'Ho' It not only led at the start but has maintained its position by sheer .X 7 Q foie of superiority. R v t 'Q pays to use a eming on. K -ffrgx ' It will pay you to see the new models IG and 11 , , , vii, f Q5 , q . U M. 'fNf,'i,...v .H MWNQQMJ sap X L, lm X 11? EX L N X Lu Remington Typewriter Company f Qlucorporau-dj 5 If , X . , J 306 Steele Memorial Bldg. Tylfwh Elmira, N. Y. Nw. , f- HAMMOND .. 7 V15 1 B LE p , NO I2 2 N G- A-'re El . f Y Q f5MNMWg f i ! 'u'32?715Hf11h i'-dl . 92.11 '51, 1 See other Advertisements in this Book. The Hammond will be sold on easy terms if desired to students. Hammond Typewriter Go. 171 Broadway, New York New York Branch oo HOTEL IROQUOIS 49 West 44th Street Between Sth 6: 6th Ave. Centrally located within two blocks of the Grand Central Depot ln the heart of the Theatre district. Soliciting the patronage of Cornell students when in New York City. James K, Hyde, Mgr. HOTEL VICTORIA NEW YORK Broadway, 5th Avenue, 27th Street In the centre of the shopping district. Absolutely fire-proof. A modern first-class hotelg complete in all its appointments, furnishings and decorations, entirely new throughout. Accom- modation for 500 guests. 150 suits with baths, Hot and cold water and telephone in every room, cuisine unexcelled. Rates: 31.50 per day and up. Sun Ray Spring Water both sparkling and still, purest in the World. GEO. W. SWEENEY, Prop. QI Strictly Fireproof CB. W. Owen, Proprietor mf 2 5' 1' . , .NF li l H0161 ' Q1 EW . iw 1 -- ,iw illeii T 7 '.J.i xV,t ,PEa-l ' iii Delaware Zlvenue and Johnson Park - or ' V3 l m BUFFALO, N. Y. Zlmerican Plan, 33 to S5 European Plan, 31.50 and Up , .5 ...... 5.5. l , l 7?z:vssssv2-X, W. iq. 1 4 Q as H I xl Headquarters for Martinique BROADWAY and 33d ST. College Men Centrally located in NEW YORK the heart of the 4 P. L. Pinkerton, Manager l Theatre District of A Hotel in the Heart of Chlcago I : Z Z .. , - ., . . . Nl .. - - NI A Hiqgfitiilesmiiifsawiesssv mi g y 1 IN The Grand Paclflc g 7 Cuisine, Hs-eiincs, tang gppgnui- . . W . . . . iuzvieizieomzz: V i - . H0151 V Chas Leigh Taylor Pres - Walter S. Gilson, Vice-Pres. l Jackson Blvd and Clark St' . . - . , ., Xl . . Nl Also PI'0lJl'lEg?g?ViP63?iI1Il1S Hotel, CHICAGO R ' I - ' . . 1 Q2 Duffy's Apple me Juice l842 it ls :hugh ilfllll, Nplrlxllng n 1 1 rk ui Xlll L l gig, no :lcnlmlic lm-xcl':1gc, ll if cunlnil 1 llw luoll :tml L'lll'1l- 14. tux' properties ol apples in .ff lht-xr lresll stun-, :xml has il Q' nm '1-llcllt-it in 4 ' ling fli- i A- gvsliun :xml purllyiug the .I tr w blwocl. llmnllt1I't'X'1'I'5:1lll' . ,li Hn:lllfwczlsimmgiullnulnmm- ' Q and :xl tht- I1-s1.nl lmgml, Pinl.1nmiflu.1rllmllles, ' h wrmunuun velvet cnr'ks,uin--l. Slwuld svlmlrcs lu: St'I'Yunl iw Cnlil. lflrsl X1- ll:-5 f 'li ss ,irucer-. Nayfggffl lf your vl--:all-ri-umm! -supply N---'- ' ' you, sc-nfl us 55.00 for lrinl x- ' lluzvn lmllls-sl c-lmrge-- pri-- pnivl lil ull plzlvm-s, AMERICAN FRUIT PRODUCT C0. nocmasrsn, - - New Yorli glaollllllrllllxlean TRY MINE Fraternity and Boarding Houses Supplied Get My Wholesale Price List VVALTER3 F. LARKIN The Stewart Avenue Grocer Both Phones 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 can buy. It is bottled by its own gas, not carbonatedg and it has the genuine old English flavor. For sale at all retailers Hops money and cafes. Trade supplied by SIGLER 6: BURNS ITHACA, N, Y. .. .- . .f-f-f2.'Ef1'--,1,r- - ' ' ' 4 1' -.-, 1 -. :X w P- fr xv- . -2 . . ' W Ff, S1':f, ff' -if 5. -'g-S 5 5-Q ' fa: 5:'kfEif-K 1::':5gf..f f ' L' V -'V 4 3 . . 1 ' S Q 15 ,-,,.' sfj:f4': exj-.2 SEV : --f'?:1i '. 2 ggififgfi 1 V W V I X G 39 ff ' -Q 12f:gi:.if?Ei5955L3W2vg7ZLQ, ' i W .22 5 .A 3 b -'E gn- ,I -sf . fi .fiixr-iQ2 5'?'T' - I K -.Aw -if-95. - Q1 V.-ff . .... 1 ft.. MMM... ws .. .. , ..., .l-.J , -. ,aug . 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